Detroit R L Polk City Directory 1861 - JewishGen KehilaLinks

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ADVERTISING GAZETTEER OF MICHIGAN, ..
WITH AN
Appendix Caxef lall y Bevise&
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fx @OSEECTIOX WITEI THIS DIRECTOBY TEERE IS PUBLISHED AND CIRCULATED THROUGH-
OUT THE CITY AND STATE A LARGE POSTER, CONTAINING THE CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS OF ALL WHO ADVERTISE IX THIS DIRECTORY, AS
WELL AS USEFUL ROUTES AND STATISTICAL TABLES
PUBLISHED BY JAMES DALE JOHNSTON & CO.
DETROIT:
H. BARNS, & - CO., PRINTERS, DAILY TRIBUNE OFFICE,
52 and 54 Shelby Street.
1SG1.

PREFACE.
CITIZENS OF DETROIT :-YOU are again presented with a New Directory, which it is
hoped will subserve the general convenience of the local, the State, and the large travelling
community from abroad, who especially duri~g the Summer and Autumn visit our pleasant
city, and who travel for pleasure, if not on business, to the romantic regions of the upper
peninsula. Notwithstanding the present and recently passed troubles, which have to a great
extent operated as impediments to the social intercommunication of the several States of the
Confederacy, it is to be expected that on re-established relations of comity, and ad.
rnitted fellow citizenship, with the people of the extreme Southern States, an interchange of
travel, and general reciprocity of the kindly amenities of American citizenship will follow
a restoration to old style usages, which seem intended to be '' the order of the
day." In fact this national family estrangement cannot be maintained very long without
damaging the true interests of all sections of the United States. The people, of the
several States will not allow the Union to be rent asunder, and therefore all ol?jectionable
and fanatical legislation or party prapmatical interference with the vested rights of certaia
portions of our common country, by which national civil strife might be engendered, and the
stability of this great National Republic endangered, mill not be regarded with approbation
by the masses of the community. When a good understanding is happily restored, no doubt
a large number of Southerners with their families and servants will come up during the
summer and autumn to enjoy the delightful freshness of our Northern climate in those seasons,
and they may rely on every courtesy being extended towards them. Fanaticism in
fact in all parts of our beloved Union should not longer be permitted to impede t3e fraternal
hospitalities that ought toprevail between American Citizens of all sections of the Union. '' A,
HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF CANNOT STAND !"
In the preparation of this Directory every dwelling and place of business within the
limits of our extensive municipality have been visited, and a most reliabJe record taken of
every adult residents name, occupation and addfess ; and the work has been in perpetual
revision up to the hour of going to Press.
Persons unacquainted with the details of compiling and printing a work of this character
have, probably, not the most remote idea of the hindrances consequent upon its production
with the rapidity the public would desire. With a lever sufficiently long a physical
power miglit be imagined capable of raising the world, and with abundant means to invest,
and competent aid to employ, me could engage to issue s Girectory of Detroit in three or
four weeks, But there are a great many reasons not here necessary to name, why this
dispatch is inexpedient. A superior Directory is however now oRered for your
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patronage, and we hope to find it will be acceptable and appreciated.
You can scarceiy esienci patronage enough towards an undertaking such as this to make
th; compiler and publisher sufficiently remunerated for the arduous labors involved in the
production of a reliable general Directory,-if published at proximate periods particularly.
In such Cities as New Pork the experience is quite different. During the compilation,
printing and binding of the Directory of the Great Gotham, there are employed day and
night from 200 to 250 individuals, all at allotted tasks for about eight or ten weeks. In
New Pork probably 10,000 idle clerkly hands could be brought together to discharge a few
weeha' labor, who would3hen be consigned to the former condition of '' waiting for something

to turn 'up." Then, too, there is a certainty that a large edition will be sold, which also
enables the publisher to cheapen the price of the work. When Mr. Trow's Directory was
so unfortunate as to get burned up, a few years ago, he was insured for $40,000, so said the
bewspapers, from which circumstance a fair idea of the extent of his business might be imagined.
In our Western Cities, on the other hand, while Directories are admitted to be indispensible,
yet one half the ordinary list of subscribers will not incur the expense of producing
an annual edition. Quring 14 weeks t-he compiler has not been able to retire to rest
earlier than midnight, and frequently not until after one o'clock.
His visit of record to every family should be regarded as an ordinary year's labor-
$he subsequent alphabetical arrangement of the names, and preparation of other matter
for the press, may be adjudged as anot?her. The reading of proof, and revision of the
blatire work. Zhe qofi line-letter ajter btter, should be labor enough for another. The
'Uhremitting industry necessary to provide paying support for the work, by the collection of
advertisements ;!the writing of letters ; calling upon parties requesting attendance ; and the
labor in the distribution and collections, for the work, may in justice be pronounced another
year's labor. In addition to all this labor, which the compiler personally discharged, a
Variety of impeding annoyances have been met, encountered and overcome, affording upon
the whole, evidence satisfactory to himself, that Direclory publishing is not a very paying nor
fleasing employment. This is the Fifth Directory we have prepared for the City of Detroit
Since 1853. If it be not the last, which is more than probable, we would suggest that local
philantrophy should prompt its wealthie~ property owners to subscribe in advance for the
preparation and publication of the next, unless the Government of the City should undertake
to produce authoritively an annual Directory and Registry of the City population, at
the expense of the Treasury, which is the course we are prompted by a sense of duty towards
both the p~~blisher and the public to recommend.
TVe close these observations by remarking, that to any person who wants the work in
tiny form of business, there is nothing locally more cheaply usef~~l than this Directory at
82,60. Hoping that this sum will be cheerfully, liberally and proml~tly paid, and that the
entire edition will be exhausted in the generous paying patronage of the community.
We remain, very respectfully,
Directory. Office, Detroit, 1861.

Let every mala not dianlled Qeco~ne a dr&d and uniforfized SoZdier. Let oztr cl$iZdrefi Be all
drilled in the Contnzon &hooZs as an essentiak elemefitnry of Education.
Names of Oitizenes who Xoved, Arrived to Settle, or-~hanged Business-Beported
during the Binding of the Directory.
Adams, M A, grocer, 145 Mich aye W.
Allen, E E, 17 Madison ave.
Allen J XI, grocer, 271 Woodward ave.
Andrews Mrs CI R, millinery, 244 Jeff ave.
Altman I Rc Co, fur dealers, 29 Mich ave W.
Apger Ira, House Mover, 327 Fifth Street.
Aspinall James P, moved, res 116 Laf W.
Beard & Rairden, painters, 77 Mich ave W.
Behr Fred, billiards, &c, 75 Griswold.
Behr Edwd, confectioner, 31 Mich ave W.
Bovee Madame, artist (see advertisement),
moved to 24 Jones.
BLACK LOUIS, optical instruments, rnanuf
and dealer, 198 Jeff ave. See advt.
Barnbergher & Co, fancy goods and millin-
ery, 99 Woodward ave.
Bannerman John, Plumber, Lamed street, at
P. 0,
Biddle, W S, 52 Congress W.
Bixby Alfred, salesman, 178 Jeff ave.
Brown Robert, 38 Elizabeth E.
Brown R H, office Masonic Hall.
Bnllock Cleo, grocer, 95 Mich ave W.
Childe birs S F, r J &I Jones.
Chipman J Logan, atty, 36 Elizabeth E.
Codd George 0, r 225 Brush.
Cole Joseph, saloon, 125 Randolph.
COLE ED, machinist, cor Brush and Woodbridge,
successor to M Hogan.
Colby 9t Hunter, mer tailor, 127 Jeff aye.
Colby Isaac, mer tailor, 127 Jeff ave.
Co-tnlthard Henry G, mer tailor at toll bar,
~bnroe Road.
Corbett Owen @, 156 Woodward ave.
Curtis Thomas, col whitewasher, 49 Jeff ave.
Curtiss Charles M, b Mich Exchange.
Chandler & Brother, shirt makers, moved to
53 Woodward ave.
CxANAQE THOJIAS. dr~ggist'and grocer,
43 Mich Cor Shelby see P 337.
Garfield Ellery I, 138 Lafayette W.
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Cranage Doctor, 39 Micl~ ave.
Culver Q W, 12 Adams ave W.
Dermont aobert, grocer, Woodward ave and ,
Gr River.
Detroit Classical and Math Boys2 School,
moved to 116 Griswold;
Dibble 0 8, moving to 147 Congress E.
Dibble Chas L: moving to farm east end
Jeff are. *
Drury Thomas, sailor, 240 Sixth,
Edson A B, paint shop Mich ave, cor Shelby.
EdsOn A'B Edson*
Eggemann Chas, butcher, cor John Bt and
Centre.
Ellinmood Walter S, stairbuilder, 22 Centre.
Erwin G, mer, Congress and
Shelby.
Farasworth B S, boots and shoes, 178 Jeff
are.
Finney Jared W, r S Finney.
Finney Seymour, r Woodmard ave, cor Gr
River.
Fountain J H, Qr.-Master General, office
cor Jeff ave and Shelby.
Fowler Edmund, r J M Jones.
Ford John, salesman J W Modgkin.
Fox Angus, tel office D & M R W D.epot, r
Miami and Gratiot.
Fraser -, flour and feed, Woodward ave
near Gr River.
GASCOIGNE & BUSBWA (see Gascoigne's
adv at State St) carriage builders 60 L m-
ed West.
Goldsmith Oliver, tobacconist, f 63 Jeff ave.
Govin Charles, cloth cutter w P McTerney.
Grxham Henry A, teacher, 67 First,
Hunter Wm, mer tailor, 129 Jeff ave.
Hahn Amandus, saloon 129 Randolph.
Hart Abraham, mer tailor, 186 Jefferson ave.

Hatlion ii E, 194 Bandolpli.
Mancock Geo, clerk, 247 Mich sve \V.
Hatch J C, 26 Macomb ave,
Hawkins & Kennedy, tinware, 193 RIich
aye W,
Hayes Miss, 205 Randolpll.
Hayes Mr --, carpenter, 208 Randolph.
Hall William, watchmaker, r 7 Williams.
Hintermeislor Ilenry, nler tailor 206 Jeff
ave.
Rilsent.legea John, saloon, 206 Rand01 pl~.
Horan Michael, blacksmith, 62 Larned W.
RIURDOCR P. H., Phonographic Reporter,
BaiZy Tribnnc, Tribune Office.
07@rady Bernard, coln mer, r 44 Congress 7'V.
Perkins James A 8t Co. impolters ~vines, liquors,
cigars, &c, moved from Jeff ave to
156 Woodward ave, near State.
Palmer & Boyle, builders, Mich ave ancl
Shelby.
Parker H, physic.ian, oflice h1asoaic Hall,
Jeff are.
Brentis B T, iaw office, Bfczsonic Hall.
Jackson George, Custom House officer, r 23
Centre.
Rand S G, 157 Third.
Rand Mrs, teacher, 157 Third.
Jacobson 8010rnon, dry 'goods, 247 JeR ave.
Jamison Jeremiah Edwin, carp, 240 Sixth.
Captain, U S A, 287 Wood'i'ard ave*
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Jeyte John, physician, 204 ~&dol~h.
Jepp William, tavern keeper, Wood\vard Sackman tldoll~ll, cupper and bleeder, 127
ave, near State.
Randolph.
Jones R L, storekeeper, moving to $~\licli Sage 0 F, broker, office 8 Lamed W, or 147
ave, bet First and Seconcl.
Congress E.
Jones James Monroe, ship carpenter, 88 Sparling Doctor, rnovecl to 188 Mich ave W.
Miami ave.
Sughrue Pat, blacksmith, 62 Larnecl W.
Johnson James &I, salesman, H P Baldain Snow Mrs S S, 92 J30ward.
6r, Co, r 39 Elizabeth E.
Snow H A, 92 Howard.
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Skinner Edwin A, dep sheriff, sheriff's of-
KAICIIENBI1OTHERS.luanfallddcalers fice~Griswold~r114Antoine.
at wholesale and retail, tobacco and ci- SWinsCoe H 11, J P, office re~noved to 72
gars, moved to 153 Jeff ave, near cor Gris- Griswold.
wold, (se~ ndwr tiselnent .)
Kremer Frank, boots and shoes, 246 Jeff Terry IIellry D, attol.ilej-, i~aovecl corner
ave .
Eowlalld and State.
THO&1PSON CHAS H, sign, l~ouse and or11
Lacy RIorgan, grocer, moviug to BIich ave. painter, moved from bIoiiroe ave to 113
Leonard I B, 166 Fonrth.
Grand River.
Lee William, baker, 130 Randolph.
TWELL J, Foreman Printer, Detroit Tri-
Lewis James, oculist and aurist, ofice hla- bune, r Grand River near Third.
sonic Hall;
Towar, G W, 214 Congress E.
Liclitenberg P, tiobacco and cigars, 189 Jeff Tomar E A, law student Buel G; Tro~irljridge,
ave
r 214 Congress E.
Lisberger BIoses, boots and shoes, Gratiot Toles Nathan H, painter, r 22 Lewis, shol~ at
cor Randolph.
I cor Thircl.
, Tinker L IT & Co, n101-ecl to 12 Woodward
Ilfaste11 John II, clerk, 215 iSlich are \IT. i ave.
Mansil Tracy, trader, 297 Seventh. I Treqeut I?., no red to 441 Jeff ave, near
. Martin John E, bookbinder w F Palmer. 1 Russell.
Maxon JIrs E P, dressmaker, 29 Mich ave W j
Mather F P, crockery, 105 ?Voodward are. / Va11Daale.n -; clothier, Gratiot and Clinton.
hiacomb John N. capt t.op eng, office Wayne
bet Fort and Gongress. J\Tood Moses, 24 Adanls ave.
McLean Archd, D & &I. RdR, r 32 JIlcclisoim Winelnan 11, confectioner, Woodward ave,
ave. 1 near Grand River.
Mc'+iillan Jolin W, saiealllsn tv J M Allen. / Weber Ales, millinery, 208 Jeff ave.
BIcVeigh Pat, carp, 127 Cass. I Wafle -, capt Zoua~e stealnboat, r J 3f
Mears Henry, grocer, Rliami ave and State. ' Jones.
Miller 'CVillianl, grocer, 208 Bandolpli. Wheaton W IT. r 201 Woodward ave.
Michigan Female Ssminary, rnovecl to 215 Waldren John, 156 Woociward ave.
Woodward ave.
Waldreil & Corbett, liquor dealers, 166
Moser Thyo, chemist and apoth, 204 Ean- Woodward ave.
dolph. / Wheaton Horace, bookbiuder, niored to 36
Moore William, b 11, 165 Woodward aye. I Sibley.
Mnnro J F, civil engineer, office 10 Fisher 1 Wormer @ S, patent barrel machinery, office
Block. ' Maso~lic Hall.

STEAM TO
VIA PORTLAND IN WINTER AN^ QUEBEC IN SUMMER.
SEVEN TO TEN DAYS9 PASS'AGE ONLY:.
PASSAGE PASSAGE
.$30.
BY THE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Firat Class, Full-Powered Clyde Built Steamers, under contract to osrry the Canadian and U. 0. Mails.
WILL SAIL EVERY SATURDQP, VIZ :
Nostla Ancricama, Novrr, Scotian, North Briton,
Boltlemialn, Canadian, Anglo Saxon,
Hibsrxlial~, Xow Building Norwegiam, Now Building.
W These St4eayers are built of iron, in water-ti~klt comprartments, carry each an experienced Surgeon.
snd ever sttentlon is patd to the coxnfort and ncoon~modation of passengers. As they proceed diroot
to LONDON~ERRY, the great risk and delay of cailinp at 9t. John's is avoided.
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~a*es.:of'~assa~e
to ~urope.
- e80,: e643, $80.
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS will be furnished with an unlimited supply of cooked pf.ovisions,
properly served at tabla three times daily by the Company's Gtewards ; they are merely to provide themeelver3
with bedding, plate, knife, fork, spoon and water can.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND =
Persons wishing to send for their friends in Ireland England, Scotland and Gel many, can obtain CER-
TIFICATES- OF PASSAGE from the principal ~ities'and Towns at the fCollowing rates :
From Liverpool, $35; London (or any Station on s Railway in England,) $40; Glasgow,
$32 50; Londonderry, $30 ; from rrny Station on a Railway in Ireland, $32 50 ; H.otterda;m,
Antwerp, Earnburg, and Bremen $45.
Tnese steamers mil every Saturday from PORTLAND in winter, and QUEBEC in summer. Passengers
to and from Europe will be furnished .with free tickets, by railroad, to and from Portland and Quebeo.
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" WASHINGTON LINE " OF SAILING PACKET8
FROM
LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK, WEEKLY
Washington, IVHonarcIa of the Seas, Governor IXortsn, E. C. Scranton,
Ocean nlonrtrcll, Tornado, Wisconsin9 David Crockett,
Prince ton, Sirnooia, W. Rathbone, City of Brooklyn.
The Ghipe of this Line have been brrilt expressly for the conveyance of Passengers. and are in every
respect complete, and for comfort, crnveni nee, safety and health of Ptrssengers,.are unrqu lled. They are cornmanded
by men of great espelience and kindness of manners, who have been long la the trade and have conveyed
acrqss the mighty deep msny thousands of emigrants.
tjPGH'1' DRAFTS for Sf and apwards, psyahle in England, Ireland, Scotland, or TValee.
For Pa~ssae, - auul~ - to
SABLE & SIZABLE, Agents, J. 33. 3E!CAXE!!Bg
23 Broadway, New York, or GRANDATRUNIC RAIL ROAD OBE'ICE,
10 Water St, Liverpool. Detroit, Mich.
Practical and Scientific Optician,
HAS EE%IOVED TO 138 JEFFERSON AVENUE. Respectfully informing my
patrons and a generi;us pub.ic of my removal I beg to wsu-e tohem that I shall
cont,icue to dkvote my attenti ,n t,o the impro!v$ment of t.llo fs.iling humas sight.
by the aid of my choice Crystal. Pebble aod Perycopic GLASSES.
Bly assortment is larger t,hm ever comprlalng all the alfferent varieties of
Spectqcles, Eye-Glrl.sseu, Telescopes f.1; marine and m'lit,ary u+eo, Opera Glaqes
Rlicrosco~~s. Magnifie's. Thermometes3. Cornpasse?, Draughtamen's and PhJ030phical
InstrumeGs &c dcc
All the .Jobs In my line I make
myself. ~ern~rnhe; thit l'am the only ?ne in this State who devotes hiiiser
atrictly to the profession ; and if yo
,,wish the servlces of an experienced Ont.ician, he sure -13d call on
LOUIS BLACK, 198 Jeff. we. above Bates St.

PATENT, SELF - ADJUSTUNC
The undersigned, at their immense Furnituse
Hall, corner of Woodward avenue uszd Ca~pzcs Marti~a,
offer to buyers one of the largest and best
stocks of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS
and UPHOLSTERY, to select from in the West.
We have every article needed by house keep-
ers, from the plainest to the richest.
Persons wishing Rich and Fashionable DRAW-
ING ROOM FURNITURE, can find it witbh us,
superior to anything in the West.
in Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, Oak and Cherry.
LIBRARY SUITS, IN ALL KINDS OF WOOD,
DINING-ROOM SUITS,
in Mahogany, Oak and Walnut.
BEDS of all kimae, Hair, Feather, Sp-g, Htpak, Sea Grass and Excelsior.
' We employ none but
the best workmen, and
warrant our wo~k. Our
carving will be found
vastly superior in beauty
of pattern and perfection
sf finish to anything ever
done heretof6re i; this @!% A
we also are the exclu-
sive makers of Stevens' V
Patent Reclining Chair,
which is pronounced by
all to be the best chair
of the bind known to the
trade. As a Lounging,
Reading, Easy or Invalid
Chair, it is unrivalled, As a Dental operating, or Barber's Chair, it has no equal.
PRICES as LOW as any responsible house.
Detroit, April, 1861.
MARCUS STEVENS 8t CO.

FOR THE YEAR
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Whira Directory is RIaiXed to any Place in the ,United States on receipt of $2,50-
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CONTENTS.
ADVERTISERS' INDEX.. .pug6 viii. Collector of Taxes.. .................. 24
ADVERTISEIIENTS classified and paged, ... Commerce of the West, See Board of Trade.
see Aclvertiser's Index.. ~~111. Cominissioners, the United States for the
-!RRIVALS, REIIOVALS, OMISSIONS, E~c.,325 District of Michigan ................ 26
Agricultural Society, The State.. -21, 28, 40 Commo11 Council of Detroit, 1860-61 21, 318
Aldermen of Detroit.. ................ 21 Committees, Standing, of Common Coun-
Amly, U. S. ........................... 19 cil.. .......................... 21, 318
Assesed Value of Detroit Property, 1860, 60 Comptroller's Report, Tlie City.. -. 56, 57, 58
Assessed Water Rates.. ............... 60 Congress, The United States .,........... 18
Associate Justices U. S. Supreme Court, 18 Congress, blei~ibers of.. ........... 20, 317
Sul~eme Comt of Michigan,. . 20 Constables, Special and Detective.. .... 25
dsylum for the Insane, The State ... .30, 28 Comty Officers ................... 25,319
Deaf, Du~nb, and Blincl. The State,20, 28 Court, The United States Supreme.. .... 18
Auditors, The Board of Wayne County.. 26 Court, The bIiclligan Supreme ......... 20
Board of Trade, The Detroit. .......... 37 Courts, The Circuit, of Blicnigan ........ 20
B oarcl of Education, The Detroit. ....... 23. Coults, The Recorder's, see Law Co~xts.
Cabinet Ministry of the United States.. . 18 Courts, The Police, see 1,aw Cotzrts.
Catllolic Societies, Scho~ls, &c., &c. .... 43 Cricket and Bass Ball Clubs.. .......... 42
Catholic Guild of Detroit. ............. 43 Custon House Olticers, Statistics, &c .... 27
Capital of Blichigan ................... 29 Dental Association.. .................. 40
Capital, Cash l~ing idle.. .............. 41 Depart~nent~al Society and Loczl Statistics 17
Chinlney Sweep ...................... 25 Editorial Notices.. ................... 5
C11urch Directory of Detroit.. .......... 32 Elizabeth Society.. ................... 44
Churclies of Detroit .................... 31 Ferry Boats, Detroit to Windsor, See
Circuit Court Cominissioners ............ 26 steam Ferry Boats.
Circuit Judges of RIiclmigaa.. .......... 20 Families, No. of, in several Wards.. .... 61
Colleges, Collzl~lercinl .................. 31 Fenlale Seminary.. ................... 31
Collector, The City.. 24 Fire Department of Detroit.. .......... 44
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Fire Companies and Officers ............ 44 Prison. The State Inspectors 21
Fire Board of Trustees and Wardens 45 Prison. The Michigan State .21. 29
Fire Engine. Lafayette Steamer ........ 45 Protestant Orphans' Society
Fire Engine' Neptume Steamer ........
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45 Rail Road Commissioners. State 20
Gaol. The Wayne Co ............ .... .. 25 Railways. Street Association .40. 52
General Alphabetical List of Names ..... I07 R . Road. The Michigan Central 48
Good Smaritans ...................... 41 R
German Working Men's Association ....
. Way. The Great Western 49
39 R . Way. Grand Trunk of Canada ...... 50
German Republican Association ........ 40 R . Road. The Michigan Southern and
Government. The United States .. 17.18) 317 Northern Indiana ................... 51
Government. The State of Michigan 20. 317 R . Road. The Detroit. Mon'roe. and Tol-
Government. The City of Detroit . 19.21. 318 edo ................................
Governors of Michigan. List of since I806 19 R
Guilds. Catholic ............ . ......
. Road. The Detroit and Milwaukee ... 50
43 R . Road. Grand Rapids and Indiana .... 51
Health. Board of ..................... 24 Receiver and Depository. United States .. 26
BiLghxs-ys. Overseers of ................ 24 Redemptorists. Congregation of ......... 43
Hospital. The Harper ................. 40 Reform School ........................ 29
Hospital. The Michigan Marine ...... 29. 40 Refugee Home Society ................ 44
Hospital St . Mary's .................. 43 Receiver and Depository. United States . . 26
Halls. The Public. of Detroit ............ 28 Regents of the State University ...... 20. 29
Historical Society .................... 29 Sacred Heart. The Ladies of ........... 43
House of Correction. Board of Control . - 20 School. The State Normal .............. 30
Horses .............................. 40 School. The Christian Brothers ......... 43
Indian Affairs. Office and Agent ........ 27 School Teachers' Names. Salaries. and
Inspectors. School ................ 21. 320 Districts ........................... 22
Instruction. The State Board of .... 21. 320 School. The Detroit Primary and Union
Instruction. The Detroit Board of Public Annual Reyort ................. 3. 21. 22
see Board of Education .
Schools. Inspectors of the Public ... 21. 320
International Relations .............. , . 18 Secret Societies .................. 33.321
Judge of Probate. see .County Officers . genators from Michigan in Congress .... 20
Justices sf the Peace ................ 25 Sheriffs Wayne County ............ 25. 319
Judges of Circuit Courts of Michigan .... 20 Sewers. extent and cost of. in Detroit .... 24
Lafayette Benevolent Society .......... 39 Sisters Notre Dame ................... 48
Land Office. United States ............. 26 Sisters of Charity ..................... 43
Legislature sf Michigan ............... 20 St . Mary's Hospital ................... 43
Law Courts. Their Legations ....... .26. 27 St . Mary's Falls Ship Canal. Superior .... 21
Ladies of Sacred Heart ................ 44 St . Vincent's Orphan Asylum .......... 44
Librarian. The State ...............~.. 21 St . George's Society 39
Liquors. appointed dealers ............. 25 St . Patrick's Society .............. 39. 323
Marshals. U . S . in Michigan ............ 26 St . Andrew's Society .............. 39. 323
Masters in Chancery .................. 26 St . Nicholas' Society ..................
IMasonic Fraternity. Lodges' &c .... 33. 3'21 St . David's Society ...................
Mayors of Detroit. List of since 1824 .... 20 Stag3 Coaches ........................ 52
Mariners' Association .................. 52 Steam Ferry Boats .................... 52
Mechanics7 Society ................... 39 Statistics of Detroit. See Editorial Notices 61
Medical. State Society. ............... 32s Steamboat Routes ............... 52. 53. 54
Nichigan State Republican Committee . . 40 Steamboats. Local Inspector of ......... 27
i\Iichigan State Democratic Committee .. 40 Street Directory ................... 54. 55
Military ......................... 45. 322 Swiss Society. [Grutli's] ...............
Militia .............................. 45 Taxes. Collectors of ............... 24. 319
National. Naval and Military strength ... 19 Typographical Union' The Detroit ...... 29
New England Society ................. 39 Teachers in the Common Schools vith
Notaries Public. Wayne County ......... 26 their Salaries ...................... 22
Normal School ........................ 30 Temperance Society .............. .:. 42
Odd Fellows. the independent order of 36. 321 United States Government ......... 17. 18
Pension Agent ....................... 26 University of Michigan ............ 29. 317
Police Cotart Magistrate-Powers. &c ... 25 Ward Boundaries. City of Detroit ...... 56
Poor House. The Wayne Co ............ 25 Water Works [Detroit]. B'd Commis7rs . 24
Post Office ........................... 27 Water Works. Officers of. 1857 ......... 24
I Political Associations ................. 40
cc " Quarterly Bates ........ 59
( Philharmonic Society ................. 40 (' Assessment Report of R . E .
Pound Keepers ....................... 25
Roberts. Sec'y Board Water
Presidents of the Unitecl States. List of
Com7rs ...... 58. 59. 60. 61. 62
since 1789 ..................... 17. 318 Wayne County Officers 25
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Wayne Cody Poor House 25
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(( Gaol .................. 25
(L BoardofAuditors,... .. 26
(( " Notaries ............... 26
Weights and Measures, Szalers of.. .... 25
Weighmasters' Public Scales ........... 24
Wood Inspectors.. :. 25
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Young Men's Benevolent Society. 42
cc " Society, [Literary] 28
r( (' . Christian Union .......... 44
" Catholic Society.. 44
List of Presidents since 1853. .......... 28
Officers for 1860-631 28
ROUTES TO PRINCIPAL EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN CITIES FROM
DETROIT.
DISTANCES
FROM
DETROIT.
To CEI~AGO, (same
route to Dubuque,
Iowa, St.
Louis, Mo., New
Orleans, La.) via
Michigan Central
nail Boad.
MILEB.
To Dearborn --- 10
Wayne. ----- 17
Ypsilanti. ,,- 29
Geddes.----- 33
Ann Arbor-, 37
Delhi- --- ---- 42
Scio. ........ 44
Dexter ---- -- 48
Chelsea. - - - -- 54
&ass Lake-- 65
Jackson- .-.- 15
Parma .------ 86
Albion .--.--- 95
Marshall - - - -107
i- Battle Creek 110
@alssburg---134
Ka1omazoo.--US
Paw Paw. ,,,I59
Decatur.- -.- 167
Dowagiac. -- .I73
Niles- - - - -.--I90
Buchannn. -197
Terre Conpee201
New BuffiElo 21'7
Porter.. --- -- 239
Lake - - - - . - . - 24s
; Junction -,--269
Chicago. - - - .284
Joliet -----.. 294
To CHICAGO,-via
8tecr;lnbnnt.
To Ft Gratiot 72 72
P':t Aux B3rque
- - - - - - - - 75 147
Th'r Bay Li7t 75 222
Presque Isle.-30 252
Bois Blanc
Light ---- --60 312
Mackinac . .
- - 10 322
Light Ship---25 317
Mnnitou Isl-
and --------75 422
Milmauliee--180 602
Rncine- --- - --25 627
South Port-. 10 637
Chicago -----75 712
Detroit to Chicago
direct. --- -,.-794
To BUFFALO, via
Bufalo @ Brantjiord
Rail Road.
To Paris, per Great
Western Rail-
way.. - -. . -.
- - - 57
Bmntford.--264
Cainsvi1le.- --I67
Cnondaga. -- -174
Caledonia ---IS1
Cayuga.. - ---I92
Dunville.. - - -201
Welland Canal
Feeder-,202
Wainf17t Centre
......... 213
Port Colburn 220
Ridgeway. -,-2SO
Fort Erie.. --33s
Buffalo ,- 241
- - -,
- - - - - 230
Dunkirk - -.
Buffalo. - - - - -, - - - 265
To CINUINNATI, via
Sandusky.
To Sandusky Boat
75 75
Believu R ,
Road.--- 15 90
Tiffin..--23 113
Vinton - -,40 153
Urbnna- ,,2P 174
Xenia . --"34 207
Cincinnati85 292
Distance from DE-
TROIT, to the follo W-
ing places :
To Ashlev ------ 30
Algonac----- 40
Nemport - --- 48
St. Glair,_,_- 56
Port Huron.- 68
Lexin~ton- -- 88
~oodgch C.
w.- . - - - .
- - -11s
Flat Xivcr.--137 .
Gr'd Rapids-155
Gr7d Haven--184
C
DETROIT, (via Ppsila?tt
i.)
To 8aline - - - - - - - -40
Clinton, - --- . .5a
Tecumseh - - - -57
Adrian. -..--
MOKEOE TOLEDO DO
to CHICAGO, via
Nich. ,130~. R. R.
Monroe to
Ida --.-. --- . --- 13
Petersbnrgh.. . 20
Deerfie1ct.-. - - - 24
Palmyra -- . - - - 39
Toledo to
Sylvania --.- -- 11
Knights ----- -- 21
Bli esfield - - - - -- 24
Pslmyra .--- -- 25
Adrian ----- -- 35
Clayton - - - -- -- 46
- - - -- 52
TO BUFFALO,--via
Steamboate, (touch- Mackinac. -, -315 Hudson. .
ing at intermediate Saut St. Ma-
Pittsfield. --- -- 55
ports.)
rio -. - -, . -. - 335 Osceo --------- 62
To Sandusky City Ontonagon-,-645 Iliilsdale - --- -- 68
75 75 ." Supe70r City 750 Jonesville- . - - - 73
Ruron.,,-10 8.5 Green Bay--4% Quincy ---- ---- 84
Bl'k Riv'r 20 105 Cincinnati---307 Coldwa~er.. --- 90
Cleve17d--37 142 Pittsbnrgh. --288 13 *o:~on. - --- --lob
Gr'd Riv'r30 172 E. IS & by
Burr Oak.. .-.-lo8
Ashtabula30 213 Chicago -. --,466 Sturgis.--.. ----ll4
Conneaut 1.4 226 St. Louis*---552 White Pigeon-126
Erie.-----SO 286 Carlo.--- .--.649 Middlesb~zrgh-131
D unkirk. .46 332 Galena -, - - .-455 I~ristol, Ia.. ,--l42
BuEalo---46 375 St. Pnul-.---644 Elkhart- --. - --I50
Milwaukee -339 MishawaIca.---l61
-
South Bend- --I65
To TOLEDO, (per
To GRAND II.~vEN, Terre Co~zpee-177
Stages.)
sia D. $ M. Rail- Lnporte., -----I92
To Trentou---I5 15 way. 1
~iolmeavillo~ --go0
Gibraltar.. 5 20 Royal Oak-- 12
Calumet .__1--2C)9
Monroe.--20 40 Birmingham. IS
Bnllegstomn. --%I4
Toledo .--26 66 Pontiac-, . --- 26
Willera. --- . - -- 221
The Detroit,, Monroe
Waterford. -- Fino Station. --225
34
Rose ,--zinc1
Toledo R, - .---
Ainewol.th - ,, -23'3
4'2
Eoad
3%.
~Iolly
is -------- 46
Junction---2-1:3
now the preferred Pentonvil1e.- 53.
Chicago-- - - -- -247
route. -
Linden --.--- 65
Thrd Tickats
G~ines ,- . - -- 63 to all the principd
To BUFFALO, via
Corunna .--, 76 cities in the east,
Monroe .--------- 40 OTV~~SO.,. --- 7s west and south, can
Toledo .--------- 60 St. Johns. - :- 96 be hnd at the Tick-
Snndnsky- ---- -- 75 Lyons. ,,, - -,I15 et O tXcev in Detroit
Cleveland,. -- - --llO Ionia. ,.- . ---I32 and Chicago.

INDEX TO ADVERTISEHENTSe
Containing a CLASSIFIED LIST of PROFESSIONS and BUSINESSES, ADVERTISED
DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY, and ADVEBTISING GAZETTEER OF MICHIGAN, arranged
alphabetically, with the NAMES and BUSINESS ADDRESSES of all Acl-
~~ertisers, and with reference to the page on which each Advertisement
is to be found. ALSO including
ADVERTISEXENTS from OTHER STATES.
IN JOHNSTON'S
[NOTE-Thi~ work could not have been produced for the general accommodation but by the generous aid
of Advertisers to whom the Publisher by this Note presents his respectful acknowledgements, and should
feel well pleased in reniiering them a still more effective service. Of course thosewho would not contribute
a Business Card, ~hould not claim to be found in this compartment of the work.]
Agents.
General Agent, and Agent for the Sale of
Lands in Iowa, James Dale Johnston, 142
Cherry St. See pages 243, 244,257, and
260.
Agents Foreign Passage & Exchange.
R R Elliott, 76 Woodward avenue, see adv,
pages 307 anci 332.
Joseph Kuhn, Justice of Peace, office corner
Grismold and Congress, carcl p 75.
Charles Busch, hardware merchant, 201 Jeff
ave, card page, 71.
83 '-Brmbrotype Rt Photograph ~oodk,
&Xoses Sutton, 207 Jeff aye, card p 292.
Ambrotypes & Photographs,
Raymoncl's Fine Art Gallery, 205 Jeff ave,
cgrd p 275.
Penfielci's 103 Woodward. avenue, W S Pen-
fielcl agt, card p 81.
Artists and Portrait Paintera.
Alonzo Pease, Studio Firemen's IIali, Jeff
aye ancl Randolph, card p 101.
Carlos High~vood: Stuclio, Fireman's Hall;
carcl page 331.
Charles M Plum, 10 Shelclon Block, 127 Jeff
ave, carcl p 90.
J flenri Dolph, Studio over Farn~ers and
3IechanicsY Bank, card page 00.
~hrcBnftects.
(Advertised.)
Sheldon Smit,h & Son, second floor, Jlerrill
Block: card page 290.
Angelo Palcli, 182 Mullet, cnrcl p 2.28.
Attoi-neys.
(Who obligingly hdvertisecl.)
E N & O B Wilcox, office Eotnnda, Griswolcl
Street, carcl p 227.
Lockmood & Clarke, Seitz Building, 75 Griswold,
card p 74 and 227.
Backus & Harbaugh, oflice Masonic Hall,
card, inside froct cover.
Jerome Howard & Svift, office Waverly
Block, Jefl'ave and Shelby, card p 73.
' Knight & Jennison, Seitz Building, 73 Grismold,
card p 92.
George M Brintis, office Jeff stve and Griswold,
card p 92.
John W A S Cullen, office 126 Jeff ave, card
page 99.
Sam S Newberry, office Rotunda, Gdswold
card page*l01.
Bsmlkei*s.
(Tho aided the Directoy by Advertising a Card.)
David Preston & Co, 72 Wooc~marcl ave, card
page inside front cover.
Pe~insular Bank, H P Pulling, Pres. Emory
Wenclell, Cash. 126 Jeff ave; card p 102.
Bank Note Beposter.
David Preston, Banker and Escllange Bro-
ker, 72 'it.'oodwarcl ave? card p inside front
cover.
Be11 Hanging.
J SL J S Rankin, Ccngress and Third, card
page 70, (see also Rrgss Poimders.)
2 & J Erennan L64 Larned, bet second
ancl Thi~d, cam n 122.
Buchal~an & Carrol, Atwater bet Hastings
and Anlaine, card p 172,
(Xr. Dncham is at present negotiating a, valpable
patent im~ro~einent in the manuihct

John Dunham, works on ~twater . above . the
Round House, card p 137.
Giffard's Boiler Injector, Jackson & IViley
agents, office Woodbridge corner of Fifth,
card p 154.
(Tbis is one of the moet valuable inventione of the
age we live in.)
Blacksmiths,
(All the BOILER MAKERS do Blacksmithing
Work.)
Book Binifing & ]Blank Book Manu-
facturing,
Friend Palmer, 130 Jeff ave, card p 102.
J M Johnson, 3 and 5 West Seneca Street,
Buffalo N Y, card on back of cover.
IBooksellers,
(Nono Advertised .)
Boot 6it Shoe Blbanufactursxs and
Dealers,
(Wholesale Exclusively.)
H I? Baldwin, 25 Woodward ave, cor Wood-
bridge, card p 273.
Boots & Shoes.
f ThoZesaZe $ Retail.)
C G Tyler & Co., 83 Woodward ave, card
page 75.
Boots & Shoes,
Ladies' atid Gegzt's Custol~z Cbdters.
Willialil Langley, 64 Randolph, card p 259.
Henry Dendel, 149 Woodbridge, card p 307.
=rick manufacturer,
Richard H Hall, office Mich aye, cor Shelby
card p 1'70. -.
Broom~Factory ,---The Eagle,
James E Eagle, agent, 77 Larncd E, cards
pages 330 and 332. .
Bread,
(Dedicated to the Ladies.)
An Excelsior Eeceipt for:making Bread,
card p 201.
Brass Foul~ders.
J & J S Rankin, Congress and Third,j card
page 70, (see also Bell Hanging.
Duncan's Central Brewery, 186, 188 andil90
Woodbridge West of Third, card p 187.
Carem's Detroit Brewery, First bet Larned
and Congress, card p 83.
The Collins' Brewery, Second & Abbot, card
page 242.
Minard's Brewery, C W Minard, Thoppaon
Farm, Michigan ave, card p 226.
Builders,
Morhous & Dewey, (8ee Doors Sas?h 8 Blinds
also,) Woodbridge between Beaubien and
Antoine, card p 69.
James Shearer, shop on Woodbridge between
Beaubien and Antoine, card p 185.
Isaac W Ingersoll, 66 and 68 Fort E, card
page 170. .
Michael A Hogan, corner Brush and Wood-
bridge, card page 96.
Joseph Cooper, shop Antoine near Gratiot,
card p 171.
Burr Mill Stones,
Z G Allen, Buffalo N Y.-See advertisement
pages 130 and 131.
Building DIater5aPs.
Richard H Hall, Brick Manufacturer, Mich-
igaq ave W, card p 170.
Francis L'Esperance, office 395 Atwater E,
card p 71, (see Lime & Sand.)
Fred B Sibley, Griswolcl cor Atwater, card
page 170.
Butchers.
George & Willian~ Clarke, cor Earned send
~iist, card p 88.
William Smith, Woodbridge, junction of Jeff
ave and First, card p 185.
Cabinet Furni%ure,
J W Tillman, 14.1 Jeff ave, card p 153.
Marcus Stevens, East Side Woodward ave,
Campus Martius, card page 72.
S Griggs & Co., 165 Jeff ave, card p 71,
Cabinet maker, Repairer & Varnis~~~~,
Andrew Koch, 64 Earned W, carcl p 102.
Carpenter, kc,
John F Cooper, shop Wooclbriclge between
Sixth ancl SeveutZ~, card p 78.
Carriage Makers.
If H Gascoigne, 11 State, card p 100.
Chope & Paget, cor Larned and Randolph,
card page 334.
Cement the Diamond.
I A H Smith 106 Clifford, card p 70. (See
Ink.)
Chairs,
(See Cabz'fzet Pjwniiure.)

Chemist,
Samuel P Duffield, Analytical & Pharma-
centica! Chemist, 162 Woodward ave, card
page 290.
Clocks, Watches & Jewelry.
M S Smith, 55 Woodward ave, card p 82.
Chains, Spikes $c Rivets.
Wyandotte Rolling Mills, store foot Wood-
ward ave, card p 80. (See Rolling Mills.)
agaxs,
Kaichen Brothers, 189 Jeff ave, card p 100.
John J Bagley, 24 Woodward avenue, card
page 94.
Oliver Bourke, 122 Jeff ave, card p 105.
Charles E Hall, 75 Griswold. (Selling Out,)
card page 91.
Civil ]Engineer.
William Scott, 50 Griswold, card p 77.
N Thelan, 8 Larned W, card p 77.
James T Baker, Waverly Building, c p 331.
Clothiers.
Burnham's Great Wardrobo, A Burnham &
Co., 183 Jeff ave, card p 97.
M B Kean, 76 Woodward ave, card p 807.
William Henderson, 115 Jefferson ave, card
page 169.
A Lehman, Metropolitan Clothing Emporium
34 Woodward ave. card p 91,
Coal Yards.
(Advertised.)
Jas E Pittman's Coal & Iron Yard, Dock
between Cass and First, card p 86.
J J Briscoe, Corunna Coal, Atwater foot of
Antoine, card p 153,
Coal Oil.
Arthur Burtis, 135 Jeff ave, card page 95.
(See Petroleum.)
Lewis & Moses, 221 Jeff ave, card p 291.
(Advertised.)
J H Farwell, 181 Woodmard avenue, card
page 79.
James Sutherlland, 91 Gratiot, card p 225.
College.
Gregory's Commercial and Agricultural,
Kalamazoo, Michigan, card p 87.
Commission, Shipping & Forwaxding.
(Advertised.)
John Hutchings & Co., ~a'rehouse foot of
Griswold, card p 84, (agents for several
Propeller and Steanz Ship Lines for which
see advertisement,) '
Commission Nerchant & Grocer.
E Doyle & Co., 21 Michigan ave W. card
page 187.
Composition Roofers.
Henry Metz, Baken's Composition, orders at
190 Jeff ave, card p 89.
J W Gilbert & Co., office 54 Jeff me, card
page 85.
Concert Balls.
Beller's, 112 and 114 Ransolph Street, card
page 288.
Copper Smith.
(Advertised.)
A Frumviller, Jeff ave and Riopelle, card
page 70. (See Stoves.)
John Quigley, 45 Jeff ave, card p 225.
Urockery, China & Glasswme.
(Advertised.)
Lewis & Moses, 221 Jeff ave, card p 291.
Cutlery Xanufactory.
Samuel Shaw, 100 Woodbridge near Brush,
card p 64.
Daguerrean Goods.
(Bee [Photographs.)
Moses Sutton, 207 Jeff &el card p 292.
Dentists.
J H Farmer M. D., corner Monroe ave and
Farmer, card p 203.
Doors, Bash & Blinds.
Morhous & Dewey, (see Builders,) Wood-
bridge above Beaubien, card p 69.
Michael A Hogan, Brush and Woobridge,
card p 96.
Druggists, 'W]hol~s&Pe & Retail.
(Advertised)
Samuel P Duffield, 162 Woodward ave, card
page 290.
Farrand & Sheley, 80 Woodward aTe, card
page 67.
H and L Simoneau, Jeff aTe, (UnionBlock)
card inside cover.
J W Kerrnott, 179 Woodward avenue, card
page 67.
Dry Goods.
Town & Shelden, 23 Woodward avonue, card
page 74.
C. O Root, 16 woodward ave, card inside
front cover, and for old firm see p 76.
\

Dry Goods Jobbers & Dealers, Wholer~sle
and Retail,
Campbell, Linn & Co,, 93 and 95 Woodward
ave, card p 137.
Ransom Gardner, 88 Woodward ave, card
page 242.
Town & Shelden, 23 Woodmard ave, card
page 74.
Farrell & Brother, 64 Woodward ave, card
page 101.
Forsyth & Co , 62 Woodward avenue, card
page 105. -
J W Frisbie, Jr., 167 Jeff ave and Woodward
ave, near cor,card p 72.
Freedman & Brothers, 82 and 84, Woodward
ave. card x, 82.
Albert ~haier, a&, 139 Jeff ave, card p 71.
C & G Root, 16 Woodward ave, card p 76,
[Smith & Parsons retiring.]
Engravers.
James O'Brien, 189 Jeff ave card p 185.
M S Smith, 55 Woodward ave, card p 82.
4
Exchange,---Foreign Passage, &c.
R R, EUiott, 76 Woodward ave, card p 332
Buschy 201 Jeff ave~ card 71 and
318.
0 C Thompson, 37 Woodward ave, c p 188.
Fish,
James Craig, Warehouse, dock, between 1st
and 2d sts. card, page 334.
Fire Engines for Sale,
Four superior Fire Engines In good order,
apply to Controller J M Edmund's, City
Hall, see adv't, page 276.
(See also Stairs Iron.)
D W lendi inning, 154 Michigan ave W, card
page 95.
Jackson & Wiley, Woodbridge cor Fifth, card
inside back cover.
Foreign Passage and Exchmge,
R R Elliott, card page 332.
H Brossard, First and Mich ave, card page 98
Flagang, Caps and Sills, ace
Holloway & Company, yard cor Woodbridge
and Shelby, card page 68, see also special
notices.
Flour Inspector,
Joseph Hatch, 186 Woodward ave, card
page 92.
Am ADVERTISING GAZETTEER. xi.
Flour and Feed.
William Dubois, 273 Jefierson ave, card page
305,
ForwardBng and Comwlrssfamer Rgerchants.
John Hutchings & Co, Warehouse foot of
Gtriswold St, on Dock, see card page 84
and Editor's notices, and u@ommission and
Fordwarding."
Freights.
Great Western Railway, W J Spicer, card
inside cover,
Foundries, ]Bras@,
J & J S Rankin, Congress cor Third, card
page 70.
Foundries, ltron and Brass. TI
Jackson & Wiley, Foundry and Machine
works, Woodbridge cor Fifth, card inside
back cover.
William Barclav & Son, cor Atwater and
Rivard St, caid page 227.
John B Wilson, City foot Randolph
See card, page 290.
Detroit Locomotive Works, between Third
and Fourth Sts, on Larned, card, page 64
Thos S Christie, secretary.
Hiram Sb Freeman, 154 &ichigan ave W,
card page 225.
Fnrpaces and. Parlor Grates,
John' Holrnes, 117 Jeff ave, card page 201.
T J Noyes, 89 Woodward ave, card p 322.
Charles BUSC~, 201 Jeff ave, card p 71 and
318.
Dodges Patent, John B Ryan & Co, Cincincinnati,
0, card p 322.
Furniture IYXanufactnrers and Dealera.
f Aduertised.)
Marcus Stevens, east side Woodward ave,
Campus Martius, card page 72.
Frost, Lane & Co, 114 Jefferson ave, card
page 76,
8 Griggs & Go, 165 Jefferson ave, card page
rr -L
I
Furriers anha Fur Dealers,
(Advertised.)
F Buhl& Co, I48 Jefl'ave, card page 171,
S A Fuller, 182 Jefferson ave, card page 88,
T H Armstrong, 158 Jeff ave, card page 93,
J W Hodgkin, 123 Woodward ave, card
page 187,
Gas Fitters,
(Who advertised.)]
John Beilly, 91 Jeff ave, card page 139,

xii.
Jrznles Ross & Co, 38 Woodmard ave, card
page 139,
John Holmes: 117 Jefferson ave, card page
201,
E H Ross & Co, 17 Congress street East, card
page 82,
n8 G3n.
13ininger9s Old London Dock, 19 Broad St, N
York, A M Bininger & Co, card on page
103, see also Editorial Notices,
Grates-0-Dsdgce9fi Patent,
John B Ryan & Co, Cincinnati 0, card p 322
John Rolmes, 117 Jeff ave. card p 201.
Charles Busch, 201 Jeff ave, card page 71
and 318.
Groceries.
(At Wholesale exclusively.)
Frederick A.Stokes,cor Jefferson andwayne,
card front cover.
Moore, Foote & Co, foot of Cass street, card
page - 87. -
Groceries Wholesale and Retail,
E Doyle & Co, 21 Michigan ave, card page
187,
Edward Delany, general grocer, 44 Jeff ave,
card page 73.
,
Hardware,
(At Wholesale.)
Buhl & Ducharme, Abbot Block, 17 and 19
Woodward ave, card page 77.
Pfardware in General.
Buhl & Ducharme, 17 and 19 woohard ave,
card page 77,
Charles Busch, 201 Jeff ave, card page 71,
and 318. See Stoves, &c.
D C Strubel, Jefferson ave, card page 315.
T J Noyes, 89 Woodward ave, card p 322,
Harness. Advertised.
Hot~ls.
Which aided the Directory by an Advertisement.
Rail Road Hotel, late H R Andrews, J Ant-
isdel & Bro, prop's, Campus Martius,
Woodward ave, card page 204.
Perkins' Hotel, 100 Grand River, card page
228:
Horticulturists,
Bee Nurseries.
Houses for Sale.
A New Brick House, offices and Lot, apply
to James Dale Johnston,%Detroit, see page
257:
A New Frame Dwelling, apply to Jcmes Dale
Johnson, Detroit, see page 257. -
House Mover.
Joseph Eder, Clifford and Montcalm, card
page 267.
The great invention of tbe age, American
Hydropult Co, 151 Nassau St' New York,
card pages 106 and 273;
Ice---The Hamtramck,
William Beal, dealer, depot 142 Larned E,
see advertisement, page 328
A 13 Smith, 106 Clifford, card page 70, (See
Cement .)
Iron manufacturing Companies,
The Wyandotte Rolling Mills Co, store an4
office near foot Woodward ave, card
page 80.
The Detroit and Lake Superior Iron Man,
Company, office foot of Moodward ave,
card page 98.
Insurance. Agencies.
Advertised.
J I; Whiting &. Co, 53 Griswold, card page 81,
Iron Railing and Verandahs, r
l) W Glendinning, 154 Michigan ave W, card
, page 95.
Jaclrson & Wiley, Woodbridge cor Fifth,
Blatt Adams, 156 Woodward ave, card page 1 card inside back cover.
76. - --
I
Hatters, Manufacturers and Dealers.
Iron, Pig.
P Bnhl and Co, 145 Jefferson ave, card
page 171.
J 33 Pittn~an, dock between @ass and First,
Thomas EP Armstrong, 158 Jeff are, card card page 86.
page 93.
S A Frllller & Co, 182 Jeff ave, card page 88.
Jewelry, Watches and Silver Ware,
J W Hodgkin, 123 Woodward ave, card M S Smith, 55 Woodvard ave, card page 82
page 187.
Justices of the Peace.
(Advertised cards.)
Julius Stoll, office, rear of 73 Grismold, at
the Post office, card page 74.
Joseph Kuhn, office cor Grismold and Con-
gress, card page 75.

L~mws. I Marcus Stevens, east side Woodward ave
Campius ~artius, card page 72.
7
Arthur Bnrtis, Petroleum Depot, 135 Jeff S Griggs & Co, 165, JefT ave, card page 71.
ave, card page 95.
ddam Elder, 157 Jeff are, card pas 90.
Weston Frost & Co, 144 Woodward aye,
card page, 201.
Machinists and Engine Builders,
Lewis & Moses, 221 Jefferson ave, card (See also Boiler Makers and Blacksmiths.)
page 291.
Map Engravers .and Dealers,
Lime and Stone.
R Farmer & Co, 16 Monroe ave, card page
1 203.
Fred B siblei, Griswold St, cor Atwater,
card page 170.
Naps of 'Detroit City Streets.
Franpis L'Esperance, office 395 Atwater James Dale Johnston, City Directory ofice
card page "i, see also Sand & Brick. card page 83.
Lands. I ~arble Dealer.
(Advertised.)
E W Ladd & Co, Randolph and Atwater,
J L Whiiing - & Co. 53 Griswold St, card card page 93.
page 81.
Pine - --- - Timbered Lands for sale, George S
Marble M&nufacturers.
-
Frost, Land Agent, office Griswold hear William Shul theis, 31 ~ichigan ave, east,
Congress, see card page 99.
card page 69.
U. H White & Co, Coldwater, Mich, card
page 243.
Marble and Marbleizling.
James Dale Johnston, agency for G I3 White G & A F Mehling, 70 Randolph, cor Larned,
& Co, pages 243 and 260.
cad page 86.
Leather, Hides and Oil.
marble Xantlea.
C M Sangar, 28 Monroe ave, card page 20%
Liquors, Importers, Xanufacturers and
Dealers.
Detroit Marble Mantle Works, GI. & A F Mehling,
70 Randolph, card page 86.
William Shulthies, 31 Michigan ave E, card
page 69.
A M Bininger & Co, 19 Broad St, New
Pork, card page 103.
Oliver Bourke, 122 Jefferson ave, card page
105.
James A Perkins & Co, 109 Jeff ave, card
page 226. Moving.
Harris & Nash, 68 Michigan ave east, card
page 292.
B3urphy's Irish Malt Whislry, D Murphy,
box 292 Post Office, card page 258,
aeorge Netting, 7 Mich ave E, card p 328.
Lots, City for Sale.
(See Real Estate Dealers.)
Locomotive Manufactory.
Detroit Locomotive Works, Thos S Christie
Secretary, Larned from Third to Fourth
Sts, card page 64.
Lumber Xerchamt 8.
Brooks & Adams, 361 Woodbridge West,
card page 63.
N W Brooks, 4'71 River street, card page 63.
Henry E Benson, First &fill above Hydranl-
ic Round House, card page 64.
Looking Glasses.
(Advertised.)
3 W Tillman, 144 Jeffave, card page 163.
a
Medicines, Patent. '
Dr J W Kermott, 179 Woodwardl ave, card
page 67.
Millinery. - .
(See also Dry Goods~Advertisements.)
Mrs Macadam, 79 Woodwardj ave, card
page 99.
Milwripht Machinery.
Michael A Hogan, Brush cor Woodbridge,
card page 96.
Newspapers.
Detroit Tribune, H Barns & Co, card page
138.
The Detroit Advertiser, 212 Lzefferson ave
card page 274.
New Pork Tribune, card page, 241.
The Michigan Farmer, 130 Jeff ave, card
page 153.
The Firemen's Journal, 146 Woodward ave,
and Campus Martius, card page 172,
Eaton County Republican, card page 73.
Voice of Masonry, Morris & Monsarret,
Louisville, Ky, card page 74.
Kalamazoo Telegraph, card page 76.

Michigan Journal, (German,) A & C Marx-
hausen, card page 87.
The Michigan Democrat and Volksblatt,
German, nilat11 Kramer & Co. card page 87.
The Scientific American, 37 Park Row, New
York, card page 94.
The Ann Arbor Journal, Seaman & Cole,
card p 331.
Nurseries.
(Advertised.)
GI. H White & Co, coldwater, Mich, card
page 244.
Willram Adair, Jeff ave, near Eimwood, card
page 94.
John Ford, Michigan ave, near Lafontaine,
card page 172.
D Gladewitz, supt Elmwood Cemetery, Elm-
wood ave, card page 122.
Ocean Packets.
Liverpool Packets, Tappscott's Line, and X
Line of London Packets, 0 C Thompson
' agent, see card on page 188.
It R Elliott, card p 332.
%A
Oils.
Arthur Bnrtis, see page 95.
Westsn Frost, see page 204.
Lewis & Moses, see page 291.
Painters.
( W7to Advertised.)
Caleb F Davis,'40 Monroe ave, card page 171.
Godfrey, Dean & Laible, 100 Jeff ave, card
page 201.
Charles FI Thompson, Monroe ave near Cam-
pus Martius, card page 202.
Wm Ross, Mich ave bet Seventh and Eighth
card page 337.
Paper Mill and Warehouse,
( Wh,,i: IL Aduc~tised. )
Cornwell, Barnes 6t Co, 118 Jeff ave, card
page 259.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, &c,
(See D1.~6ygists, Gr0cci.s n?zd Painters.)
Patents,
( The Scientt@c Atne.rican.)
Hints to Inventors, Munn & Co, 37 Park
Row, card page 94.
Perfumery.
See Drzlggists.
Photographers,
( W ho Advertised)
Raymond Photographer, 207 Jeff aye, card
page 275.
Photograph and Ambrowpe Goods,
Moses Sotton, 207 Jeff ave, up stairs, card
page 292. (.
Physicians and Surgeons,
Who obliyifigly advertised.
J W Kermott, eclectic physician and surgeon,
I79 Woodward ave, card page 67.
Picture Frames, Looking Glasses, &c,
Adve~tised,
Adam Elder, 157 Jeff ave, card page 90.
Moses Sutton, 207 Jeff ave, card page 292.
Pig Iron,
James W Pittman. h'ee coal yards.
Plaster,
Advertised.
Detroit Plaster Mill, J B Ilinchmaa, Mill on
, Wharf, adjoining Detroit and Milwaukee
Railroad Depot, card page 93.
Plumbers & Gas Fitters.
(ddue~tiscd. )
James Ross & Co., 38 Woodward ave, card
page 139.
John Reilly, 91 Jeff ave, card p -139.
E H Ross & Co., shop 17 Congress E, card
page 82.
John Bolmes, 117 Jeff ave, card p 201.
Police.
Detective Officers, John Van Stan &Co.,
office City Marshals Oftice, card p 139.
Jaines McIiay, deputy sheriff, 14 Mi& ave,
card p 307.
Printers & Publishers.
(See 21Tews~apers.)
Produce Comrc~ission Merchants.
( Who Advertiscd.)
Olipllant & Haywood, 92 Jefferson Ave, card
page 335.
Anderson & Denton, 1.44 and 146 Wood-
bridge W, card 1, 78.
William Dubois, 273 J'eEave, card p 305.
Propellers St Steamers.
(Adverti5 cd.)
Wards Line and Lake S~zperior H,ine, John
ICutchings & Co, agents, Warehouse foot
of Griswold, card p 84.
Provisions, Fish and Salt,
(See Grocers.)
Plasterers Decorative, &c.
I (Who Advcrtiscd.)
1 James Boyd & Co, 149 Adams ave E, card
i page 96.

Eail Bortd Lines, Depots & Local Officeg.
Great Western Railway, offices foot of Third,
foot of Brush, and at Windsor, C W, see
pagys 49 and 60, and on front corer.
Detrolt & Milwaukee Rail Road, Office and
Depot foot of Brush, see page 50 and back
cover.
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Office foot
of Third, see pages 60, 51 and 202.
Michigan Central Rail Road, Depot & Offices
foot of Third, see pages 48 and 49.
Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana Rail
Road, the Superintendent supplied no in-
formation, see pages 51 and 52.
Great Western Railway, Buffalo General
Agency, Hon Julius Rlovius, office Wash-
ington, third door below Exchange, card
page 289.
Real Hatake Dealers and Agents.
J L Whiting & Co., ?Vestern Land Agency,
53 Griswold, card p 81.
John W Johnston, 162 Jeff ave, card p 183.
Crane & Wesson, office n w corner Griswold
and Congress, card p 169.
F J B & Walter Crane, office 160 Jeff ave,
up stairs.
George X Frost, 79 Griswold, card p 99-
George H White & Co, Carldwater Michigan,
see pages 243, 244, 257 and 260. ,
Rolling Mills,
The IVyandotte Company's office at Capt E
R Ward's foot IVoodward ave, WILLIAM
H ZABRTSKIE, Agent. Iron Store foot
of Woodward ave, card p 80. (See also
Editors Notices.
Lake Superior Iron Go, .
Company's OEce at DOCTOR GEO B RUS-
SELL'S, East Side Wood~vard ave, on the
Dock, card p 98, ALLAX A RABINEAU,
Sccretnry.
Roofing Composition,
J W Gilbert, ofice 54 Jeff ave, card p 95.
Henry Xeta, Bakers Fire Proof, orders by
mail or at 190 Jeff ave, card p 89;
Saddles 8 Harness,
(Adue~tised.)
Platt Adarns, 166 Woodlvard ave, card p 56.
Saloons,
Davis' Saloon, corner Jeff avenue and Cass,
card p 83.
Shakespeare Saloon, 42 Larned cor Shelby,
~ohnHorne, proprietor, card p 88.
The Carson Saloon, 34 Larned W, William
Caraon, proprietor, card p 169.
Sash and Blinds,
(Bee Doors Sash and Blinds.)
Sansagea and Preserves Meats,
J B Hanniman, cor Fort and Beaubien,
card p 306
, Saw Works,
@ & P Mellus, agents, 60 Fort E, carp p 506;.
Sand.
Francis L'Esperance, office 396 Atwater Bt
card p 71.
S~&188,
Fairbanks', Farrand & Sheley agents, $&
Woodward ave, card p 328
N B Rowley, Scales and Safes, City SeaIgp
and Inspector, 2 Woodbridge East, carQ
page 255.
Seed Stores,
American Seed Store, J B Bloss, 24 M ona~~
ave, card p 202.
Agricultural Warehouse, Penfields, 103
Woodward ave, card p 81,
M T Gardner & Co, 189 Woodmard avenue,
card p 292.
Separators.
Zaddock G Allen, Buffalo N Y, card pagee
130 and 131.
Sewing Machines,
(Advertised.)
The Singer Sewing Machines, W It A Woo&
.druff, agent, 68 Woodmard ave, cards OD,
pages 101 and 171.
Howes Sewing Machines, James E Eagle
agent, 77 Lamed E, card p 330.
Ship Builders Dry Dock,
(Advertised.)
Campbell & Owen, ship yard and office foob
of Deqnindre, near Hydraulic Wo~ks, card
page 63.
Ship Broker and Ship Xerchant.
J B Scott, office Atwater, near Randolph,
card p 50.
(Advertised.)
D T Barretts Factory, cor ~effesson art3 a@.
Shelby, card p 186.

Show Cads.
(Adverta'sed.)
brge Brown, shop 27 Jeff ave, card p 91.
Gtodfrey, Dean & Laible. See Pailaters.
Bhsw Cards Illuminated,
Gardner R Lillibridge, 28 Larned W, card
gage 100.
Silver Plate.
(Advertised.)
M 8 Smith. See Watches'and
. Jewelry.
elates & Tilea.
Advertised.
B W Ladd & Co. cor Randolph and Atwater
card p 93.
[This is a most deeirable branch of Industry, re-
uently eebablished in Detroit. ~~HNSTON.
Stairs Iron.
D W Glendinning, 164 Michigan ave, card
page 95,
Steam Engine and Boiler Buildere.
Jackson & Wiley, Foundry and Machine
Warks, Woodbridge cor Fifth, agents also
of Clifford's boiler injector, cards inside
back cover and on page 154.
John B Wilson, City Foundry, foot of Ran-
dolph, card p 290.
William Barclay and Son, Michigan Iron
Works, Atwater and Rivard, card p 227.
Detroit Locomotive Works, Larned between
Third and Fourth, card p 64, Thomas S
Christie, Secretary.
Buchanan & Carsol.-See Boiler Makers.
3 & J Brennan.-See Boiier N~kers.
John Dunham.-See Boiler Hakers.
Stencil Cutters, gtc.
P C Carwithin, 7 Covgress E, card p 78.
Qardner R Lillibridge, 28 Larned W: card
page 100.
Stone Flagging, %c.
Advertised.
Holloway & Co, (See Flagging,) foot of
Bhelby, card p 68.
This Flazing from its durability, is cheaper than,
N~lsnk, which it i~ destined to generaly supercede in
ail the thoroughfare. J. D. JOHNSTON,
, Stone, lLima Bt $and,
Fred B Sibley, Qrismold cor Atwater, card
page 170.
Prancis L'Esperance, office 396 Atwater,
card page 71.
RoUoway & Go.--See Raggifig.
Stoves, Sheet Iron B Tinware.
Charles B usch, (see Hardware,) 201 JeE ave,
card p 71, and for home comfort premium
cook p 329.
A Frnmviller, Jeff ave and Riopelle, card p
70.-See ab?a Cqpeasmiths.
Hiram S Freeman, 154 Michigan we, card
page 225,
C D Strubel, Jeff ave, card p 315.
T J Noyes, 89 Woodward ave, card p 322.
Dodge's Patent, John G. Ryan & Co., Cin-
cinnatti, T. J. Noyes, Agent, 89 Wood-
ward avenue, card, page 333,
Stucco Workers;
Advertised.
James Boyd gt Co. plain and deco, 149
Adams ave E, card p 96.
Surveyors and Civil Engineers.
Adver lised.
N Thelen, office 8 Larned W, and office and
residence cor Macomb and St Aubin ave,
10th Ward, card p 77,
William Scott, 60 Griswold, card p 77.
Tailors Merchant8 $G Cliothiers,
William Henderson, 217 Jeff avenue, card
page 169.
M I( Kean, successor to Eagle & Elliot, 76
Woodward ave, card p.
A Eehman, 34 Woodward ave, card p 91.
John W Modgkin, 123 Woodward avenue,
Campus Martius, card p 187.
Tailors Trimmings.
M B Kean, 76 Woodward ave, card p 307.
Tailor & Clothes Cleaner.
P Crimnaing, 4 Fort W, card p 78.
Teas & Coffeert;
E'xcZusively .
L F Harter & Co, 59 Woodward ave, card
page inside front corer.
Tin and Copper Emiths.
John J Sullivan, 188 Third, near Michigan
ave, card p 83,
John Quigley, 45 Jeff ave, card p 225.
A Frumviller, Jeff ave and Riopelle, ca~d
page 70.
Tobacconists % Cigar Dealers.
Wholesab.
John J Bagley, 24 IVoodwasd avenue, card
page 94.
Ka~chen Brothers' 189 Jeff sve, card p 100.
Tobacco & Cigars,
Wholesale artd Retail.
Kaichen Brothers' 189 Jeff ave, card p 100.
Charles E Hall, 76 Griswold, card p 91.;

John J Bagley, 24 Woodward avenue, card
page 94.
Tub gE Pail Xzlnufacturerfi.
Frost, Lane & Co. 194 Jeff ave, card pY6.
J W Sutton, steam factory, Fort west end,
card p 203,
Type Founders.
Advert ked.
Conners' United States Foundry, James
Conner & Sons, 29,31 and 33 Beekman
Street, New York, card p 65.
Franklin Type, Stereotype & Electrotype
Foundry, R Allison, Superintendent, 168
Vine&, Cincinnati, 0, card p 66.
Undertakers,
Advert is&.
J H Farwell, 181 Woodward ave, card p 79.
James Suthoyland, 91 Gratiot, card p 225.
United States Recruiting Elervice,
Captain T Fink, card p 305.
Vinegar Works-
Oliphant & Haywood, 92 Jefferson avenue,
card, page 335.
Veterinary Surgeon,
Advertised.
J C Gregory, ofKce and stable, 19 State W,
cor Griswold, card p 73,
Watches & Jewelry.
Advertised.
M S Smith, 55 Woodward ave, card p 82.
-.:. .- - * -
- p.- ----.- -
12111, ~oodw&rd!;~
~ q e n ~ ,
Water Oils.
Bee Oils.
Detroit Water Oil Co, 144 Woodmard ave,
Weston Frost, agent, card p 204.
Water Works, The Detroit.
The Detroit Water Works, office Larned oar
Bates, R E Roberts, Secretary. For names
; of Commissionora and Officers, see card
page 186, and see also Appendix.
Wax Work, Hair Work, &a
"Madame Bouce, Detroit Mich, card p 228,
% " .
Willow Ware
J W Fillman.-See 2;ookitzg Glasses.
Wire Cloth, The Clinton Mass Co.
Power Loom Wire Cloth, C H Waters, age& -'
Clinton Massachusetts, card p 121.
Winea, Liquors & Cigars.
James A Perkins & Co, 109 Jeff ave, ad
page 226.
Oliver Bourke, 122 Jeff ave, card p 105,
Harris & Nash, Mjch ave, card p 292.
a M Bininger, 19 Broad St, New York,
page 103.
Wooden Ware-
Tubs and Pails, Suttons' Elteam Factor~r~
west end Fort, Rail Road Bridge, card ow
page 203.
wooden BOX^^.
Charles H Parshall & Co. corner Bruh
Woodbridge, card p 96.
Fisher's Block, Detroit;,
Reaidenee, 256 Woodward Avenue.
ADDRESS DR, LODaE, DRAWBR 386, P d 0.9 DFITROIT,
Qj At this establishment all the Books, Medicines, etc., required by: the Hom~~atbiC?
practice can be obtained, FOR CASK, at more favorable rates than the same quality of Goods.
can be obtained elsewhere.
Remittances under $5 can be sent in registered letters at my risk. Over $5 the invoim
will be sent with the goods for collection by express, unless the amount is remitted
the order by check or draft.
Complete Cat@ogues sent by mail to any address fkee.

EDITORIAL NOTICES.
Collect ion Notice.
IT is requested that no Moneys be paid on account of the Directory, or in payment for
advertisements, except Receipts signed by the Publisher be presented.
Statistics of the Growth of the Population of Detroit.
Compiled from the Enumeration, taken from time to time bylthe Publisher of the City
Mrcctors :
1830 ........................ 2,222 1 855 ........................ 52,000
1840 ........................ 9,102 1856.. ...................... 65,OG.O
1850 ....................... .21,057 185'7 ........................ 70,000
1853 ....................... -34,436 1859.... .................... 82,000
1854 ....................... .40,127 1 1861.. .. No census taken by the Compiler.
Regarding the operations of the State Homestead Law which offers 80 acres of State
O~ttornrnent Lands as a free Home to every settler upon them, under the most reasonable
Conditions of improvement, as well as the advantages offered to enterprising men, without
huch means to obtain any desirable quantity of Lands, the property of the Federal aovernbent,
on the merely nominal terms of the Gradnated Land Laws of the United States, it is
but reasonable that very many families from time to time have left Detroit to settle on farms.
%%era1 of our newly organized Northern Counties have been comparatively well settled by
population thus attracted from cities and villages. This more than suppositious view of the
eity population might determine many, reasonably enough, to imagine that there are not as
hany inhabitants in the city as there were in 1859; but taking also into view the natural
hcrease [and it may be here admitted that Detroit is a city very prolific of a multitudinous,
bright eyed, rosy cheeked, long nosed population of Juveniles],-as well also the fact
'that many ill-stared, illy-instructed and not remarably industrious farmers return to the cities
again, having failed in finding hoped for success and enjoyment at tho plough, There need
be little doubt that an industrious enumeration of the city, conducted scient@celty, btelligeatly
t hroughly, would produce EIGHTY-FIVE THOUSAND inhabitants of all kinds, grades and
colors. The labor is so great however, that it is enough to scare away from its performance
half-dozen ordinary office holding, or office seeking individuals, who might desire to obbin
the pay of the Common Council for the work, provided it mere allowed to be executed
guperficially or speculatively. In the preparation ,of this @rectory, the Compiler has been
b every family, and to many families three or foz~r times, and a man who will have discharged
duty of this Titanic labor over a city so expansive as is Detroit, compared with her population,
ought to be accorded a competency of forming a reasonable number of correct ideas in
relation to his work in hand.
The reader is respectfully referred for further interesting Statistical particulars, to the
fo11owin.g summary extracted from the always masterly annual report of Robert E. Roberts,
Esq., Secretary, of the Detroit Board Water Works.
On application to Mr. Roberts, it is presumed that any stranger would be cltieerfully presented
by him wilh a copy of tohe valuable Report here alluded to, of the condition of the
Water Works Department, the management of which in all the details reflects the highest
Gredit on the Commissioners, and their appointed officers.
8Wnmary of Statistical Particulars, showing that there are in Detroit :--
Statistics of the
City of Detroit for
the year 9860, as ex-
tracted from the An- '
nu81 Report of Kobt
E. Roberts Es Sec-
retary, to the Pdoard
of Water Commia-
aioners :
No. of families..
...... ,--8973
Btorcs----- -- .--3913
Taverns------.--,49
Groceries and
Provision Stoa
res. - -, , -, - - -. 353
Offices --. ---. ---255
Meohanio Shops- 676
Iron Machine
Sho s. ......... 11
Iron #oundries. ,.I1
Boiler Manufactoriss
- , - ,. -. -. 6
Locomotive
Works---- -- - ---I
Brass Foundries. ,,7
Elteam PIalg,
Door, Sash,
Blind and
Fur'e 'Manufactories.
--. -.-I4
Saw Manufacto's ,-I
Flour Mills- - --. --7
SAW Milln---- ..-,-9
Plaster Mills. - . - ,-I

Tanneries and
Mor9co Factories.
,-. - ..- - - - - 15
8oap and CandleFactories,
& Aeheries.,
-. . -- - ,-- 13
Stone (e, Marble
Works. - - -. 19
Potteries--. - - - . .-8
Eime Kilns &
Stone Yarde.--.I8
R. It. Depots--.---5
Livery & Omnibus
Stables-- .I 7
Breweries---- .--A0
Malt Houses-. ----8
Bakeries , ---S2
--- - .
Water Worke. ----3
683 Works. ,-- .. . -1
Hydraulic Works-1
Dye Houses---.-.-6
Printing Establishments-
--I1
Public IIalls. --. - -. 5
Churches. - - . - - - -83
Banks - - - -. - -- - - . - .5
Theatres ...--. 2
Jail.. -- - . - . - -- -- --.I
Orphans' Homes- --S
----.
Rospitals ---- - --.- 2
Public Schcols - --62
Private Schools--19
Fire Engine .
Houses.---. - .-I3
Fire steam
Engifies-.--. .-.- 2
Public Mnrke' s. ---I
Private Ment
Markets--. --, ,-67
1 Borwar'g Hovses .27
Wheat Elevators,-2
Stfitionly St'm
engine^.--- ---.go
Piano Forte &
Melodeon Manufactories.
.--- -..2
Public BathingEstablishments..
- -- - --4
Rectifying Distilleries,.
- - - . -- 9
Vinegar Bactoriee-9
Rope Walks. ------l
Brush & Broom
Factories.-------2
Board'g Honees~lO7
Bars for Retail
of Spirituous
Li uore---- ,--625
coa;hnrds ...- ---. 4
Glue Factories. ---2
Tub and Pail
Factories. -.- .--- 1
34; f-7-,.
A all v..o- Manufactories.
---- ----2
Steam Match
Bsctories., - ,- - --1
Lust Manufactories.
---- ---- . -- - .2
Steam Tobacco
.Factories .---- --6
Bile Bactories- ----2
ship Yards---- ----3
Dr Docks--.- .-.-3
R. Cutlery ft, c attle & Edge Pards-2
Tool Manufacfactbries.
.--- .---I
Packing House. - .-1
Frederick A. Stokes, Xerchztnt.
This Gentleman, as snccessor in the already widely known Wholesale Grocery hade of
Hon. N. P. Jacobs, corner Jefferson avenue and Wayne Sts, generously initiates our Adver-
- tising Department. We are indebted to him for many favors, which we should be glad
effectively to reciprocate. We have however discovered that although comparatively a young
man, Mr. Stokes is an old Wine Merchant, and heavy importer, and has stocks of old Vin-
tages, both of superior flavored Wines and Brandies, wich never decay by age. Mrs. 8.
withal though we met him a Church going, is a very cheerful companionable gentleman.
The Detroit Directory. , Johnston9s.
We should write a special recommendatory notice of our Johnston's Detroit General
Directory, but that we are not paid for doing so, and therefore request everybody to examine
for himself, as a committee of one. He must certainly report favorably, and will move him-
self and everybody else to extend to us an expected generous patronage. Assist us at least
to be promptly paid, for our labors have been Herculean and unmeritting, and only very
remotely known to, or imagined by any except the Maker of the People ! There zre a few
Hundreds of Dollars of bad debts on former editions, and we should be as good-naturedly,
willing as ever to receive from the defaulters payment on old accounts, and open a new leaf.
Ship Building.
We observe a very stately Brig on page 63, telling everybody pretty plainly to come up
and look at it. See advertisements of Messrs. Campbell & Owen.
Lumber Merchants,
Many changes have occurred in Firms at the West End. The &Iessrs. Brooks & Adams
and N. W. Brooks are annually enlarging their business. Large quantities of pine lumber
pass from their yards to the interior of the State by the Michigan Central R. R. which as
also the Grand Tmnls. passes through one of their yards. See page 63. On page 64 will be
noticed the card of our always constant friend Henry E. Benson, Esq., whose lumbering
operations are very extensive. Mr. Benson's yard is located above the Round Rouse, on
Atwater Street East.
The Fact80ry of Mr. Samuel Shaw at 100 Woodbridge St, East, deserves special notice.
Parties suffering from Hernia [the Doctors should all know] should obtain safe and reliable
Trusses from him.
Detroit Locomotive Works.
This Establisl~rnent should he in full blast in the nlanufacture of our Locomotives. The
maintainance of a few large Western Establishments, should be regarded as a discreet and
beneficial policy, on the part of Railway 3Iallagers and Capitalists.
United States Type Foundry. James Connor & Sons, No Y.
Since the advertisement of this House on page 65 was put in Type the Firm moved to
their splendid new six storied establishment at Nos. 28, 30 and 32 Centre Street.

This establishment is Nonpariel in its line of business, but as printers will discover some-
thing better betimes than Nonpariel, we bad better close this notice by certifying upon our
honor that we have played "hard noses," with the type of James Connor & Sons, and the
type of other Founders aud have always found the face of other type battered, while the
type of James Connor & Sons was in no instance defaced in the least degree.
Franklin Type and Stereotype Foundry, Cincinnati, Ohio.
We have not played noses" with the Founts of this House, which is a branch, we
are informed, of the celebrated Type Foundry of 5. Johnson & Co, of Philadelphia. A large
number of the beaulifd SS.ereotype Cuts we have used in this Directory are from the Cincinnati
Foundry, whcre Mr. R, -4llison is the Superintendent. See page 66.
Doctor J. W. Kermott.
This highly esteemed medical gentleman bas been establishing a new Dispensary at 179
Woodward avenue. Refer to page 67.
Farrand B Sheley.
Now" there is no use in at.tempting to puff this old Established House, for verily we
should be expected to be read out of good society, upon a vote of these very men themselves
for exaggerating their own praise as able Merchants and honest men, so we had better not
bzcrfi oar fingers, in doing more than inviting every Retailer in Michigan to call on Deacons
Farrand 9t Sheley at 80 Woodward avenue. [See card page 67 and at page 317,] where
they will also be found authorized by the Common Council to sell pure liquors for Medical
purposes ; and we would say he is a fool who would drink them for any other purpose.
Flagging ! Flagging ! ! Flagging ! ! !
Not a bit of it ! Just as lusty as ever we were ! It is only an affair of the splendid ap-
pearance of our Detroit City Streets, since William Holloway introduced his fine Flags from
his Medina Quaries some two gears ago. The Establishment is now Holloway & Co., [Mr.
. Charles H. Irvin being the Associate.] It is, seriously, a wise policy for every property owner
to hare these flags laid, whether in the thoroughfares s:. in the remoter Streets and avenues,
and we trust the Common Council who are the men elected by the people for their sagacity,
good common sense and business abilities generally, will fulminate the local law against those
shabby and wealthy miserables, who never desire to improve the City which nursed them
into importance. An example is presented to them in the splendid walk that is laid front-
ing the entite block on which Gen. Cass's residence is located on Fort Street, and in nu-
merous other localities, as at Senator Chandler's and Mrs. C. Jone's, Mr. Duncan's, &c. This .
Firm deserves great respect indeed for its enterprise in inaugurating this improvement which
gives proof of the economy and utility of superceding the old style plank walks.
Morhous & Dewey. Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Gentlemen, look for your card on page 69. Row do you like it l Horn do you
like us ?
William Shultheis, Xarble Manufacturer.
Friend ! We have erected a monument on page 69. Improve the time for the days
are evil.
A. II. Smith,---Ink and Cement,---page 70.
- -
This is a DetFoit Manufacturer of Ink, upon an extensive scale. He has exhibited to
us certificates of its superiority from the City Clerk, who uses it for the' Records of the
Municipality-and from several of the leading Business Firms in Law and Commerce, and
having shed torrents of Inlr ourself in twenty six years, no one wonid be warranted to doubt
our competency. It has no sediment, a very jet and freely flowing fluid, well wortl~y of
general adoption. It is preferred by jadges to all other inks in the Market. It is locally
due to Mr. Smith that all dealers in the article shonld make their pnrchases of A. H. Smith
166 Clifford Street. This Ink obtained Diploma at Michigan State Fair.
. Captain Scott---Ships.
8pecial attention is requested to Captain Scott's circular on page 70. Let our Wooden

Walls be appreciated. At the present time we require an increase in both the Army and
Navy.
J. andl J. 8. Rankin.
Exclusive Brass Founders, corner Third and Congress S ts. If local encouragement
mere sufficiently extended to these worthy practical founders, useless " Triangular Gonge"
need not be imported from England, nor Bells from Troy. See page 70.
Charles Busch, 201 Jefferson Avenue.
Mr. Busch is one of the men who properly belong to civilized mankind. Being however,
an importation from " Faderland," he will always be found willing and entirely responsible
to all who desire to avail his services in German Exchanges. But as a dealer
in every variety of HARDWARE, MECHANICS TOOLS, STOVES, GRATES, COPPER AND Tm
WARE, kc., dzc. IIe is prepared to do a very extensive City and State trade. He has the
exclusive sde of a number of superior patent articles, for which see his advertisements on
pages 71 and 318.
Our Furniture IEanufacturers and Dealers.
Special attention is requested to the Advertisers' Index, and'from there to the Advertisements
of the Manufacturers and Dealers. To present any adequate idea of the wealth
invested in this Department of Trade is out of the question. The magnificent Ware-Roorno
must be visited. There can be no appreciable home civilization and happiness without
suitable furniture. In these establishments are to be found plain and elegant articles in
endless variety. We would say, that if aiding the publication of a local Directory, to facilitate
the general public be an evidence of ,pe absence of smallness of soul, their customera
will be glad to form and improve acquaintance with those gentleman.
Our Dry Goods9 Importers, Jobbers and Dealers.
A list of names engaged in this all important Trade, will be noticed on reference to the
ADVERTISERS' INDEX [which it should be remembered is a compartment of the General
Directory of Cities, that exclusively beIongs to advertisers, who aid the production of this
to the general public, indispensibly useful Work]. Those gentlemen are all old familiar names
of great popularity, men thorougl~ly acquainted with the science of the trade, and who have
pr6mptly in the Market for the City and State Wholesale and Retail Trade, every variety, in
beauty of style and pattern ingenious manufacturers produce. They are all Wholesale as
well as Wholesouled dealers, and except for the sake of visiting Gotham and incurring the
agreeable vicissitudes and chance losses and hazards of the journey, any Village dealer can
do better we believe by dealing in Detroit than by " Going East."-Refer to the ADVERTI-
SERS' IWDEX, page x.
The Newspaper Press.
Fraternal acknowledgements are hereby respectfully and faithfully expressed towards
the conductors of such newspapers, throughout Michigan, and in other States from whom
our Directory has received a helping hand. We have printed a list of our Friends in the
ADVERTISERS' INDEX, and until we have the pleasure of meeting them personally, wish them
something more than their professional pleasures.
Veterinary---Sick Rorses.
A Fery skilful Eq~iine Knight of the Lancet is Doctor J. C. Gregory, at 19 Gri~wold~St,,
near the Capital Union School.-See page 73.
Our Attorneys and Counsellors.
Just think of a Directory Compiler, or even a Peter the Great, Pio Nono, or Louis KapoI-
eon, pqfing nn Attornc?y ! If we were as honest as Garribaldi, me should admit that we can
do without Attorneys DO more than we can do without other moralizing instrumentalities. In
fact, but, for the codification of the general moral sentiment of mankind, in all the relations
of life, into forms send axioms of law, by the legal profession, we should be enjoying existence,
% Inw unto orrrselves," beyond the hospitable regions of Karnskadale, where the eye
is never disturbed by the light of the Sun. A few of those generous hearted gentlemen have
aided the Publication of this Directory, for whose names and addresses please refer to the
ADVERTISERS' INDEX.
Justices of The Peace.
See the ADVERTISERS' INDEX for Cards.
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An Elephant with Top Boots ! See page 75.
Barnurn is at last Eclipsed ! This Elephantine Bucephalus, seems to enjoy the luxury
mazingly cf being newly shod-so do Directory Compilers. We must ourself have worn
many pairs of Boots in walking more than seveii times the Earth's diameter in discharging
Directory duties in the City of Detroit, seldom having nearly so fine a loolting pair in our
service as C. C. Tyler and Co's, Elephant-No matter ! We are not a very jealous fellow.
We have gotten rid of selfishness a long time ago. There is some Gas ') and " Fancy " left
yet, and any one who .wishes to see our Elephant can see it either in the possession of
President Lincoln, General Winfield Scott, Major Anderson, or probably yet with Mr. Jim
Bacha~an, Ex P, Custos Rotulorum at Wheatland Pa.-and specimens of the same animal
at the dazzling Regal Courts of Mr. Louis Napoleon and Mistress Victoria; The " Qlfln
Elephant can be seen at 83 Woodward ave, where Boots of every kind, degree, quality, style,
fhsh and gradation of prices for Elephants tall and small, can be had at the very cheapest
rates, wholesale in cases and retail in pairs. We ourself must get measured for a " Tip-toptop-pair,
and we shall then make Elephantine strides for O'Regan.
The Composition Roofers.
These House Roofers have deservedly superseded the shinglers. Two of the latter humbugs
have defrauded us out of $20 aduertising. One. of them used to sell the right of a
machine, and the other used to grind the shingies. Let the Composition Roofers beware, or
we shall send out one of our Detectives to find out whose cLshanty" leaks. Next to slating
we know there is nothing more Economical, or safe, as a fire preventive, than PATENT COM-
POSITION ROOFS. For advertisements see the Index.
Saddlers and General ,Horse Clothing.
See the Adams' Express Card, page 76.
Hardware, Wholesale and Retail.
We are not aware that we can do better than call attention of the Public to the group of
Merchants in this line whose names will be found in their own INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOW could we particularize everything in a General Hardware Store, from alz Alachor to a
Needle ! Refer to and read all the cards, it was for that they were handed in to be printed.
(30 into the Stores of these gentlemen and note the multitudinous articles, in indescribable
variety, with which their establishments are replete, and which they desire to transfer to
customep at Zow prices. Their Stocks are all restless to get into the secession movement.
But we warn all as fast as they secede, tho Union will recruit.
Fhur and Produce Generally.
We should here particularize our friends, but that ".PZour got uel:y haughty," and me
shall not pay for it more than commerce would warrant.--See Advertisers' Index.
"Old Cast Off Clothes 1' Page 78.
"'F Just think of that, " in the Land of Liberty !" Where nobocly dares be Bans Culotte !
Oh ! that we had not allowed the death of that great philosopher, who possessed the secret
of turning the paving stones into gold ! Read this advertisers' card and send him all your
cast-off-clothes with somethiy ill them. We had supposed the Detroit Ladies' Industrial
Society had bought out Captain Crimmins' Business. But this need not be our business.-
See the card at page 78.
Undertakers and Coffin Nanufactusers,
HOW can we be anythingbut serious on so grnve a subject! We have been obliged to undertake
the duty of stating that Mr. Farw.ell, [a very suitable name for coffin maker and UNDERTA-
KER] has moved from his old place of business in Union Block Jefferson ave, to a . capacious
warehouse at 181 Woodmard ave, where every variety of burial cases are on hand to suit the
approving tastes of both the dying and the dead. Wenever believed that any one was dead,-really
dead, but '' the dead in tresspasses and silzs" from which condition of death they are freely
offered translation into " newn ss of life,"--everlasting, pleasant, happy, holy, pure life, by
Him who is the avenue of approach to the Creator-the right hand man of the eternal and
incomprehensible, unseen being, familiarly called God.-Jesus Christ, our resurrected brother,
who clothed himself as it were with our nature by the supreme power of God out.of the
ordinary course of procreation. This is what the good man Paul, who was a cotemporaryof
Jesns, described as God manifest in the flesh, that an example of the highest manly purity
should be constantly presented to us in the history of his life, sealing his title to being ovr

Representative and Head, our Deliverer, Saviour, Captain, and Chief, and, Mr Farwell, one
word for all, In Him we ody faa asleep to awake up to the enjoyment of purer delights in the
Better Land. Who can comprehend it ? Who dares to doubt it '! (' This is Eternal Life !
To know the only true God and Jesus Christ, whom He hath sent." This is a very cheerful
and pleasing belief. Hope Mr. Farwell, the evil intelligence, whose power is so much seen
every where, may not close our hearts in absurd infidelity. People may call these ideas the.
forceable results of specific education, and so they are admitted to be, but happy are those
who are favored with the education of the light in thz Soul that comes from the Bource oflight
and benificence. But the resurrection is taught by the seasons! Except a berry of corn,
or wheat fall into the ground and die, it does not germinate its new life, but who ever supposed
that a man was a grain of wheat or a mushroom-without a soul-an eternal etherial
intelligence '? Such belief would be very stupid indeed ! Who can cheerfully believe in
annihilation '? Away with every " Tomfoolery" about religion, Mr. Farwell, but accept the
simple faith of Jesus. G ~ a cannot ~ injure s ~ it, ~ and ~ Paganism ~ is beyond its pale.--;
GREAT IS THE MYSTERY OF GODLINESS !"-Refer to Index,
The Rolling Ilbills.
What are they Z Shall we confess the public ignorance '? Are they Political grlndiag
machines '? No, Reader 1 They are Mills at which all kinds of Bar and Rod Iron are manufactured
for blecksmiths, en-gine builders &c, and they also make T Rails for Railway Tracks,
The Wyandotte Mills, situated at Wyandotte a few miles beIow Deifroit, are owned by a company
of Detroit Stockholders, and the office whose affairs are conducted by WM. E. ZABBXG-
EIE Esq., is located at the Store of the Company, foot of Woodward avenue, in the same
office with CAPTAIN E. B. WARD, who stands deservedly in the front rank of the prosperons
pioneers and founders of the State of Michigan. Another similar mill is located at Chicstgo,
in which Detroit Capital is also largely represented, and' these mills are capable with proper
Federal protecti~n to discharge all the Railroad and Iron-monging wants of this whole Western
Region including an area of several States. We can be pardoned for importing Irm
wares from Pennsyl~ania~with our own iron mountains & mines undeveloped, what is it but the
most rediculous folly to keep on sending our Capital which is the life blood of every local industry
over the Ocean, 3 or 4000 miles, for an art.ic1e inferior in every respect to our IAka
Superior Iron, which is also manufactured into extensive blooms, and we believe in Merchsat
Iron, also by the Lake Superior Iron Company, the office of which is on the dock, foot of.
Woodward avenue, at the office of DOCTOR RUSSELL, and its affairs managed by ALLEN A,
RABINEAU, Esq., who is Secretary and Teasurer to the Stockholders. We enter a protest
against ozw money, which is so badly needed for the pay of our Mechanics being sent 0u.t of
our Country for either Pig or Wrought Iron. We vote for an Independent State Sovereigntyagainst
all the World. OUR MONEY AT HOME, AND EVERY DIME IN CIRCULATION !
Agricultural Implements, Warehouse.
Our never failing friend, W. S. PENFIELD-card page 81. Still conducts the agency 02
this old Established House.-Refer to his Advertisement in Index.
s pipe.
Sand and Lot Agencies.
, It is absurd for men to expect knowledge to creep into their craniums without "search
ing for it as for hidden treasures." Therefore to expect that the valuable information contained
in the advertising department of the Directory shall be known to every body by mere
intuition, is so foolish that we warn our readers to keep a sharp look out. We therefore.
refer the reader to the card of Doctor 3. L. Whiting on page 81, and to the Advertisers' Index,
wbere all the Agents and DeaZe~s in Lots and Lands mill be found eonspicuousl~ displayed,
We ourself give away, and sell the most delightful lands in Emmett County, Iowa, for@
acres of delightfully wooded, lawn and meadow lands in this County are offered freely for
anybodys acceptance, and more, their Houses and Lots in Detroit, or in any of the Cities and
Villages of Michigan, will be bought at fair prices and one third cash paid down, to enable
them to move independently upon ESTATES of their own, where with a few years diligence
the possessors and their families will be for life independent and comfortable. The Proprietors
are anxious to settle the Count of Emmett, and every kind of encouragement will bs
given to settlers. When a few fam&es get ready to go they had better call on James Dale
Johnston, 142 Cherry Street, Agent, who will arrange every matter for them satisfactorily.
The PPumbers.
Please refer to THE INDEX ! We know of a man who caught a Lizzard in his wates-
We ourself have had an extensive experience in Hydrostatics.

Jewelry and Fine Watches.
Will the reader please turn to page 82, post himself properly, and if he is in pnrsnit of
what is reliable and worth his money, just take himself and his money to the advertisers
establishlent at 55 Woodward avenue. His name cannot well be forgotten.
Dining Saloons,
See ADVERTISERS' INDEX. The places advertised are very accommodating to get a
Dinner or Lunch for the wayfaring man. People who will not buy a Directory go to Carsons
for information,
The Breweries.
We have partaken of a great many things in our short life time, but never dined, as we
know, on Chinese harrier, or rat soup, and we have every where in the world we have lived, been
permitted to drink almost anything we pleased under the government of right, reason, and
good common sense, on old fashioned Temperance principles, but it baa been reserved for
us to experience the arbitrary, and as appeais to us very inconsistent dietary prescribed by
the Michigan Legislature of 1860-61, which solemnly enacted a Law that whenever our
physician instructed us to take some Beer or Ale as a Stomachic Tonic, we must call for and
swallow off FIVE GALLONS of this kind of stuff at a time. Strictly conservative of mora1
a d law abiding habits, we recently had occasion to take a goblet of de at one of our well
conducted Taverns, and having called for our five gallons, took one cup and requested the
House Keeper to put by the balance for our future use. It put us in remembrance of the
truism of the great Dan O'ConnelT, who had got, the peculiar faculty of setting at fault the
British Law IMakers, when he used to boast to the jhest peasafitry in the worZd, that, " The
English Parliament never made a Law that he could not drive a coach and six through."
Bet before the people the friction" theories of " good and evil," and leave the rest to the
good and the evil influencing powers, and to the constituted police. The faces of men in
daily intercourse with each other, show how they live if there were no other index to their
habits ; and the intemperate and vicious are invariably chastised by their own unrestrained
indulgences. But he is not wisely informed in his code of family dietary who will not order
a barrel of Ale to his cellar for family use. The Brewers who make good healthful present
Use and Stock Ales will be found under the head of Brewers," in the ADVEBTISBBS'
XNDEX, which see.
Freight8 and Forwarding.
We are at present impressed with the idea that John Hutchings & Co., foot of Griswold
.Street, on the Dock. have the facilities of transporting all mankind, their wives and children,
and any quantity of Seceding States to the Iron, Copper, Gold, and Silver diggings of Lake
Superior, and back again, if they so desire, as the several Lines of Propellers and Steamers
they manage the business of, run in both directions. The advertisement of the company tells
much more than we can afford to re-print, being ourself in a condition of transitu, and being
at the end of a page we have only space to say-Refer to page 84.
Butchers,
We have a pointed prejudice to deal with any Butcher who offers lean meats in the
Market. The dream of Pharaohs Lean Cows is ever present to our minds. If an inferior
Butcher were to pay us double for an advertisement we could not think of accepting his
vffer. Everybody in the Street pulls us by the button to know, " how we look so well?"
and ve refer him forthwith to " our Butchers and Victualers" in the Directory. Our face is
n ~ the t only index to the best Meat Markets. A very correct guide is to be found in the
ADVERTISERS' ~[NDEX,
The Batters and Fur Dealers.
Please turn to the Advertisers' Index. The style of hat we generally wear is viewed in
'the same camera, obscura as Horace Greeley's pantaloons !
Portraits, Picture Frames and Artists Generallyb
The Gentlemen engaged in these ennobling kinds of business have been mindful of the
public convenience, and, their cards stand out in bold relievo in the Directory. May their
,shadows never grow less. They are the embodiment of " The living presentiment."-See
the INDEX.

Tsbacco~s and Cigars.
See ADVERTIBERS' INDEX,-and-and-President Lincoln's Inaugural !
Show Cases.
See page 91. Call at 27 Jefferson Avenue.
Clothiers.
THE ADVERTISEMENTS to which references may be had from the AP~ERTISER~ IHDE~,
represent very important heavy Houses.
Flour Inspectors.
The office of Mr. Joseph Hatch the official Inspector is at 186 Woodward avenue. See
page 92 for his card.
For samples see the Vegitable Market at City Hall, and the office of the advertiser, corner
of Randolph and Atwater Streets. This is a very desirable branch of industry but recently
e~t~ablished, and we promise the advertisers E. W. Ladd & Co., the next fine house we
build in Detroit shall be slated. See page 93.
Detroit Plaster PVhil.
This Mill, Mr. J. B. Hinchmn Proprietor, is adjoining the Detroit and Milwaulrie Rail
Road Depot.-See page 93.
. .
A Beview of the Commerce of Detroit for the Year 1868.
Reported to the Baard of Trade by RAY HADDOOK, EsQ., Secretary.
This is an Annual Eeview of the Trade, Commerce and Manufacturers of Detroit and
incidentally of the State of Michigan and its elaborated aggregations in the extensive field
of general industry throughout the State, show plainly, on examination, how assidiously the
able Compiler prosecuted his reserches in acquiring the data from which the 47 pages of his
pamphlet are produced. The Compiler of such a work deserves the enjoyment of the unmistakable
esteem of the general public of both Det.roit and the State of Michigan. Ten
thousand copies of this work ought to be sold in the City of Detroit alone.. Twenty thousand
throughout the State, and the Common Council, and Board of Trade should take decided
interest in the extensive distribution of a Pamphlet of such importance to the many depart-
ments of the general Industry of Michigan, whi~h are placed before the public at large in
such methodised form of detail and sumnlary as must greatly facilitate every individual
whether engaged in private or public pursuits, who take an interest in the progress of the
Country. .
It is deplorable that our hard working men of the Corps Editorial, like Mr. Haddock
are not more su6stantially rewarded from the Common Bank of Public Gratitude. Days of
arduous toil and Nights, '( Nights, past the Midnight," have been without doubt spent on
this to everybodysuseful compendium of our State Resources.
card inside front cover, nnd also on Mr. Julius filovius' General Agent's card for Buffalo
office on.bage 289.
SIIELDON, SMITH & SON. .
These able architects have succeeded to obtain the general approbation for styles of,
architecture employed in several new and beautiful blocks of business and public buildings
during the past season. We understand their classic designs of the Detroit workhouse,
now finishing, have given great satisfaction both to the builders as well as to the public,
Refer to advertisement on page 290. See article headed THE ~ORKEOU$E,
DETROIT CITY FOUNDRY,
This extensive establishment, foot of Randolph, is, as usual, presided over by Mr. J. B,
Wilson, the proprietor, who drives business with an energy and accuracy that makes engagements
with him very satisfactory. Refer to advertisement on page 290.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE.
Messrs. Lew;s & Moses' advertisement will be found on page 291, and merchants are .
supplied at wholesale Eastern prices from their warehouse st 221 Jefferson Ave.

GOOD ADVICE TO LADIES.
Refer to page 291. Please read slofvly and solemnly, and without tittering !
HARRIS & NASH.
Refer for advertisement to page 292.
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
The Detroit and Michigan community generally, have been much edified by the perusal
through the city newspapers, from time to time, of the highly interesting proceedings of the
University at Ann Arbor, as reported by Mr. James Henry Goodsell, of the University, who
specially reports for the Detroit Daily Tribune.
F. BUBL AND COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF HATS, FURS, &c.
The partnership of Iblessrs. Buhl & Jelly rccently dissolved, and reconstructed by associating
H. A. Rowland, Esq.
L. F. HARTER & CO.
These T gentlemen have moved to 154 Woodward avenue-short distance 0% tlte right
hand side above the Campus Martius. They will not be long at 154 until the connoiseurs in
the art of tea making will be attracted by their olfactories to the place lC as smells of good
y." A gentleman in disguise once called at this establishment, but; not having a long Roman
cose, absolutely selected an inferior article. and would have no other, because it was
cheap. ?Tho ever heard of cheap gold? The most delicious Teas and Coffees are sold
at this house. Griffith is always at his post, expertly ready to wait on nis many friends,
Detroit Marble Mantle Works. G. & A. I?. Xehling.
This is a branch of art and manufacture but recently established in Detroit. The process
of giving a real tangible appearance of plain and variagated Marble to Wood, Iron and
Shone is successfully demonstrated at these works. Every intelligent citizen ought to make
a visit to the establishment which is destined to obtain an extensive patronage.-See p 86.
A. LEHMAN, MERCHANT CLOTHIER, 34 Moodward avenue, near Woodbridge St.
IVe request reference to Advertisers' card on page 91.
&.I. COHEN, MERCHANT CLOTHIER, Masonic Hall, Jefferson avenue.
Mr. Cohen having moved from Woodward avenue to the above address at Jefferson ave-
nue, attention of the public and his nlumerous customers is requested to his Advertisement
al; page 836.
T. H. AR-;MXTRONG,-HATTER AND FURRIER+
Having announced his intended removal to No. 176 Jeiferson avenue, we wish the public
%pprised of this fact in requesting attention to his card on page 93.
NURSERYMEN.
Refer to the AD~ERTISERS' INDEX>-~O~ Gardens and Nurseries Advertised. !*
TOBACCONISTS.
The public will please refel: to the ADVERTISERS' INDEX.
PETROLEUM.
During fourteen weeks the Compiler of this Directory has written by this Light, purchas-
od at the Store of Arthur Burtis, 135 Jefferson avenue, between the bows of six o'clock and
midnight, and has always fouud it a Light of superior brilliancy, and well worthy the gen-
eral public patronage. Quite an equivalent to Gas Light.
D. W. GLENDINNING, 154 Michigan avenue, West.
Attention is requested to the card of this very enterprising Founder, Iron Stair and
Fence Builder, to be found on page 95. His references, ~vould sustain any man's character
in the community. Mr. Glendinning discharged a large amount of work during the past
active building season. Success invariably attends men of diligent habits of businass,

DECORATIVE PLASTER & STUCCO WORK.
James Boyd & Co., 149 Adams avenue, East.-LXee Advertisement page 96.
BURNHAMS' GREAT WA.RDROBE.
A. Burnham & Co. This is quite a Metropolitan and extensive Clothing Establishment,
where gentlemen may obtain a superior outfit, and, we are assured, at reasonable prices.
Bogs' Clothing in neat styles and great variety are also obtainable at BURNHAM'S GREAT
WARDROBE. The number is 183 Jefferson avenue, and Messrs, Burnham & Manchester are
desirous that ave should not confound them or their Establishment with any other persons of
the same name and business elsewhere-a request cheerfully complied with, for we know
t~hern to be wholesouled busiiiess gentlemen.-Refer to their card, at page 97.
PINE TIMBERED LANDS.
Mr. George S. Frost, advert,ises 500,000 acres for sale.-See page 99.
MILLINERY.
Mrs. Macadam, 79 Woodward avenue, being exclusively engaged in this Department of
business, we take pleasure in referring to her advertisement, at page 99. Mr. Macadam wiQ
not be displeased at our noticing that hz makes a very respectable Milliners apprentice.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS.
See List of Advertisers in the Index.
FARRELL & BROTHER.
These Gentlemen having moved since our former edition to 64 Woodward avenne,.we
desire to call special attention to their advertisement on page 101.
X
THE PENINSULAR BANK.
We observe the management of this old Established Bank of Issue is under the manage-
ment of Mr, Einory Wendell, as Cas-hier.--See card page 102.
BOOKBINDING, &c.
We call the attentipn of friends to the card of Friend Palmer, to be found on page 10%.
GIN :-A lI,OUSE WITH A GOOD CHARACTER. v
A good character is always wort11 appreciation, and we discover that the old Quaker
House of A M Binninger & Co, as iniporters and dealers in pure OLD LONDON DOCK GIN,
GENUINE COGNAC BRANDY, and OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON, they are properly certified and
endorsed by the New York leading newspaper Press. This Importing Bouse is Establishes
since 1778, and must certainly l~ave conducted its business with fairness and respectability,
or the name ~~rould have perished long ago. 'OVe presume many people are literally poisoned
by the wretched liquors permitted too be vended, but for medical remedial purposes, such
leading liouses as this should be protected by Law in its penalties against the manufact,urers
of villainous liquors, The advertisenlent of A &I Binninger & Co, 19 Broad Street, New
York, will be found at page 103.
Even altl~ough not advertised in the Directory, we yet mrould be glad to find all the
de.Jers in Sewing Machines selling extensively. Every dwelling should have a Sewing
&chine, a Piailo and a JVashing Machine-and the mothers and daughters of every body's
family shonld be instr~zcted in the use of each of them. The superior good qualities of the
Singer Sewing Machines are we understand generally acknowledged. Mr W 3% Woodrue,
agent, at 58 Woodward avenue, will, of course, supply all necessary information on application.--Refer
to Advertisers' Index.
THE ADVERTLSE&IENT OF ROWES' SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
RIr J E Eagle, 77 Larned Street East, mill be found on page 330,
F ORSYTH & C0,-62 Woodward avenue.
Refer to advertisement on page 105.

HOW THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PARTY ORIGINATED.
Until 1860 in the Election of Abraham Lincoln, although the United States were acknowledgedly
A REPUBLICAN CONFEDERACY-as they ever will continue to be-yet, paradoxical
as it would seem, there was BO Republicalz Party-no not even in a State, for State
Election Issues. There was, to be sure, thpparty par excellence of the vati ion-the Great
d>cmw&tic Party-and this Party would, as the name itself denotes, maintain itself perpetually
in the ascendant, but that Sam's comma~ds had to be attended to in aZ!ouring r he
into power in the proportion of about the revolving cycle of every third Presidential
term. Xw,'a "Rose will smell as sweet by alzy otltcr name !" The origin of the Repubtican Party
however, as re matter of history, occurred in Michigan, and as a matter of history it may as
well be correctly chronicled in this Directory. It Requires that men shall be impartial to
make faithful Historiographers !
We ourself had not been a citizen of the lilzited States in the fall of 1854, although in
October 1850, had declared intentions. Business having led us into the Sanctum of Joseph
Warren, one of the then Editors of the Detroit Tribune. We were canvassed to vote for the
migs at the approaching Election, by the Hon. 0. M. Hyde. We could have voted in the
Election of State Officers, but declined doing so until fully investod with the privileges of a
Federal Citizen-and so me stated to friend Hyde, who thereupon inquired of us how it was
that foreign born citizens invariably entered the ranks of the Democracy. and gave that
party their votes 2 Necessarily we were under obligation to explain and proceeded : "There
is something, said we, after all, i92 a Pzame ! 1minig1-ants to the United Slates of America
leave their respective conutries, averse to their monarchical & aristocratical governments, a d
on looking around on their arrival to detelqmine how they shall exercise the franchise they
find the Democratic Pa~iy has in its nomenclature a Republican significance, and they therefore
rote in and with that Party-if you Whigs sink the unmeaning name by which your party
is distinguished, and call yourselves " REPUBLICAN," the people of the several European
Nationalities will divide their votes between the parties, and you will by this fugpn have a
chance of a majority and probably pernlaaer~t stability. The Irish born people will especially
do this, for they would recall O'CONNELL'S familiar character of the VI'igs of Britain,
whom he designated as " The Base, Bloody and Brutal TFhigs." A fzdsion of parties did take
place, necessitated by important questions not now necessary to parlicularise. Having called
in to assist in its management some old school Democrats, as Xinsley S. Bingham, who in
fact incubated tlte ymty into its wide-spread p~gcportiots, (like the tzcrkey hen stov-y he zcsed to talk
about durirzg the bte Canyaign)athe Michigan State Republican Party took form, and became
consolidated, by the election of Binghazll as Governor, to which office he was re-elected, and he
has been no unimportant instrumentality in nursing the party into pube~ty as a great national
success, which in the teeth of the slave power, ar,d other nameless influences enables the
nation to claim a Republican President at its head. The party has all the elements of wigdonl,
enlightenment and liberality, to enable it to retain its strength as an established national
party power. We do not say this bevause we we ourself a Republican, for we believe it will
conduce to the political health of the commonwealth that the Democratic party of the nation
instead of being a Northern protective outpost of slave owning interests-fostering negro
labor to the prejudice of the white immigrant populatlion in States where colored labor
should not be encouraged-shall return to first principles founded on broad national justice
as known to be maintained by the Fathers and founders of our national freedom-and found
purified from unholy affiliations with institutions antagonis~ic to our Republican and Democratic
Libert.ies, on issues other than slavery, on national and international expediency-the
party now in opposition will of course have its alternations to Federal Power-and both political
parties, which of course constitute the nation, will live happily in pleasant fraternal political
conflict for the right to govern, when slavery shall be fonnd existing, properly hedged in and
protected by the Federal power in not more than the few Slates which bound the Gulf of
Mexico.
We have never yet been heIped to a slice of ofjice by UNCLE SAM or any of his State Sons,
and we think it but just that we apply for a caveat to the new patent office commissioner for
our successful invention-which in its national use involvev so many funny complications,
but which on fair trial by " Holvss~ ABE" will be pronounced by every body an article of
jndispensible utility from Narae to O~sooa. Slate and City Rights sold on reasonable
terns !
JAMES DALB JOHNSTOX.
[These Notke3 eontinzced ora page 338.1

Departmental Society slid Local Statistics.
LIST OF PBESIDEBTS OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1739.
1. George Washington, Va., inaugurated
April 30, 1789, President 8 years. John
Adams. Mass., Vice President same period.
2. John Adan~s, Mass., inaugurated
March 4, 1'797, President 4 years. Thorn-
as Jefferson, Va., Vice President same
period.
3. Thomas Jefferson, Va,., inaugurated
March 4, 180 1, President 8 gears. Aaron
Burr, N.Y., Vicc Presidcnt 4 years. Geo.
Clinton, N. Y., 1805, Vice Presiaent 4
years.
4. James Madison, Va., inaugurated
March 4, President 8 years. George Clin-
ton, N. Y., Vice President 4 years. El-
bridge Gerry, Mass., 1813, Vice President
4 years.
5. James Monroe, Va., inaugurated March
4, 1817, President 8 years. Daniel D.
Tompkins, N. Y., Vice President same
period.
6. John Quincy ddnms, Mass., inaugu-
rated March 4, 1835, President 4 years.
John C. Calhoun, S. C., Vice President,
same peried.
7. Andrew Jackson, Tenn., inaugurated
March 4, 1829, President 8 years. John
C. Calhoun, S. C., Vice President 4 years.
Martin Vn11 Buren, N. Y., 1835, Vice President
4 years.
8. Martin Van Buren, N. Y., inaugurat-
, ed March 4, 1837, President 4 years. Kichard
M. Johnson, Ky., Vicc President same
period.
ted Mnrch 4, 1841, President I month ;
died April 4, 184 1. John Tyler, Va., Vicc
President same period.
10. John Tyler, h., acting President 3
years and 11 months.
11. James K. Polk, Tenn., inaugurated
March 4,1845, Presidcnt 4 years. Georgc
M. Dallas, Pn., Vice Prcsiden t snmc period.
12. %chary Taylor. La., inaugurn tcd
March 4, 1849, President 1 ycnr and 4"
months ; died J11ly 9, 1850. Millard Fillmore,
Vice President 1 y ear and 4 nion tl~. 13. Millard Fillmore acting President 9
years and 8 moriths.
14. Franklin Pierce, N. H., inaugurated
&larch 4, 1853. %xu. R. King, Ah., Vico
President 1 month and 14 days ; died April
18, 1853.
15. James Buchanan, Pa., inal~gurn tcd
&larch 4, 18*5'7, John C. Brcckcnridge, Ky.,
Vice President.
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The eighteenth Presidential term of focr
years began on thc 4th of March, 1857, aid
will expire on the 3d of Mar-ell, 1861.
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, Presi-
dcnt, salary $25,000; John C. Br~ckcn-
ridge, of Kentucky, Vicc President,, salary
$5,000 ; Lewis Cass, of hlichignn, Secreta-
ry of State, salary $8.000; Ho\vell Cobh,
of Georgia, Secretary of thc Trensliry, anla-
9. William H. Harrison, Ohio, inaugura- ry $8,000; John B. Fioyd, of Virginia,

Secretary of War, salary $8,000 ; Isaac
Toucey, Connecticut, Secretary of the Na-
vy, $8,000 ; Jacob Thompson, of Missis-
sippi, Secretary of the Interior, salary $8,-
000; Joseph Holt, of Kentucky, Postmas-
ter General, salary $8,000 ; Jeremiah 8.
Black, of Pennsylvania, Attorney General,
salary $8,000. ,
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%!he Cabfxnef,
The Cabinet consists of seven members ;
viz : the Secretary of State, Secretary of
the Treasury, Secretary of War, Secretary
of the Navy, Secretary of the Interior, and
the Attorney General and Postmaster Gene-
ral, who are the special of the
President. -
United States Congresra,
The Congress of the United States 'On-
sists of a Senate and house of Representa-
tives, and must assemble at least once a
year, On the first in December,
unless otherwise directed by law.
The is of two members
from each State* are chosen the
Legislatures of the several States for the
term of six Years, One - third being 'Iected
biennially. The Vice President of the
United States is President of the Senate,
having the casting vote when the votes of
the Senators are equally divided. In case
of his absence or death, president pTo
tempor& chosen by the senators from
their own body. ~h~ Senate at present
consists of sixty - six members.
The House of Representatives is compos-
ed of members from the several States,
elected by the people f& the term of two
years, and apportioned to the population
in the following manner. After each de-
ceonial census, the Secretaay of the Interi-
or is to add to the whole number of free
persons-including those bound to service
for a term of years, and excluding the In-
dians not taxed-three-fifths of all other
persons. This a,ggregate is to be dhiided
by 233, and the quotient, rejecting frac-
tions, is to be the ratio of appointment to
the -several States. The representative
pop~~lation of each State, ascertained in the
same mat~ner and divided by the above
named ratio, will give a quotient which is
the appointment for that State. Any loss
by fractions is to be made up by assigning
to as many States haring the largest fractions,
as may be necessary to make the
whole number of representatives 233, one
additional member each. And if, after the
apportionment, new States are admitted,
representatives are assigned to such States
on the above basis in addition to the limit-
ed number of 233, but such excess is to
continue only till the next apportionment
under the succeeding census. Besides the
representatives from the States there is a
delegate from each territory, who has a
right to speak but not to vote. The corn-
pensat ion of the members is 83,000 Per
annumy and that of the Speaker $69000,
and s8 for every twenty travel in
going and returning* The House of Re-
presentatives is composed at present of 237
members, besides seven additional from
the organized territories.
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Ungted States Courts,
THE SUPREME COURT.-C~~~~ Justice,
Roger B. Taney, of Maryland, salary $6,-
500. John McLane,
Ohio; Wayne, Georgia ; John
Catron, Tennessee; Peter V. Daniel, Virginia;
Samuel Nelson, New York; Robert
C. Grier, Pennsylvania ; John A. Campbell,
Alabama ; Nathan Clifford, Maine ;
salary b6,000. This court is held in Washington,
and has but one session annuall y,
commencing on the first Monday in December.
CrRcul~ GouRTs*-The United States are
divided into ten judicial circuits, in each Of
which a Circuit Court is held at least twice
a year for each State within the circuit, by
a Justice of the Supreme Court, and the
District Judge of the State or district in
which the court
DISTRICT Cou~~s.--The United States
are also divided into fifty-one districts, in
which the District Courts are held by
forty-two district judges- And in each of
the territories there is also a judge and two
associate judges, appointed by the Executive
of the United States*
Hxnternatf on81 Relations.
The pay of Envoys Extraordinary, the
Minister Plenipotentiary, and so of Char-
ges, Secretaries of Legation, and of Minis-
ters Resident, varies with the country to
which they are commissioned. The Unit-
ed States are represented by Ministers
Plenipotentiary at the courts of Great Brit-
ain, France, Spain, Russia, Prussia, Mexi-
co, Brazil, Chili, Peru, and China ; and by
Charges dlAffairs or Ministers Resident, at
the courts of most of the other foreignpow-

ers with which this country is connected of the Adjutant-General and State Authoby
commercial intercourse. There were rities. Such a work would, no doubt, pay
also, in November, 1858, 206 Consuls ar,d 1 an enterprising, military gentleman, who
Commercial agents from the United States could prepare the work at leisure hours.
residing in foreign countries ; and 23 Uin- In fact, so entirely secure do we feel, in
isters and Charges, and 49'7 Consuls and , our peaceful, industrial and social rela-
Commercial agents from foreign countries 1 tions, that a necessity seems to exist to
in the United States.
1 wake up a laudable military spirit throughout
the Union, which we are happy in be-
~atlona& Naval and MilBtary Strength, I lieving is irrefragibly founded on the jus-
(Eoclusive of aZZ State Militia or YoZzmtee~ and In- , tice of our Constitutional State relations.
d6pendentZy organi~ed Military Companies.
THE AKMY.--T~~ authorized strength of
the United States army is 18,165, officers
and men ; the actual strength, is 14,980.
This force is divided into 19 regiments,
garisoning 68 permanent forts, and 70
military posts in different parts of the
country. The whole territory of the
United States is divided into six great
departments, in which there are 25 arsenals
and armories, besides the camps and
forts above mentioned.
THE NAVY.--The navy of the United
States has (1859) captains-active list 81,
reserved list 20 ; commanders-active list
116, reserved list 1'7; lieutenants-active
list 340, reserved list 36; surgeons of
vorious grades, 147; pursers 64; midshipmen
and other officers down to assistant
engineers, 529. Ten ships of the line, iO
frigates, 21 sloops of war; 3 brigs, 25
screw steamers and tenders, 8 side-wheel
steamers, 3 store-vessels, 5 permanent
and receiving ships, a naval asylum, a
naval academy, and 8 navy-yards.
The foregoing Exhibit of our National
strength, is no correct index of the Miiitary
power of the United States-the population
of which now numbers probably
thirty-six millions. Our people are all
marksmen. Even our very wives and
daughters shoot true to s hair. The national
spirit of our beloved Republic, if
once aroused by internecine animosity, or
the pragmatical meddling of monarchical
governments with our Federal priviieges
would sweep an invading enemy to Tophet
with the besom of destruction. In fact,
every youth, adult, and old man of years,
is a soldier in America-with hearts full of
manly, Revolutionary fighting-pride, subdued
into intelligent unobtrusive courage.
Such is the ring of true metal-the offspring
of Education and honorable training.
We have heretofore suggested, that
I a Michigan State "Army List" should be
published annually, under the patronage
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WJGiZe a Term'tory and us a Stato.
Detroit RInnicllpd Government. -
Xist of llfayoru of D6troit.
John B. Willims -..I824 Zina Pitcher.--.,.,,,I843
John H.. Williams----I8251 John R. Williams. ... 1844
Henry 1, Hunt.. -. . --18261John R. Williams. .,.lW

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%sate Prison Agent.
&a26 Prison at Jucksm
William E. Seaton.
--
State Prison Inspectors.
Amos Root, Luther H. Trask, Nelson
W. Clark.
J. Eugene ~inne~.
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Sa.peairmtendent St. marys Falls Ship
Canal,
Samuel P. Mead.
State Agr%cdtural Society.
Chas. Dickey, President.
R. F. Jobstone, 8ewetary.
DETROIT CITY GOVERNXEMT.
FOB PS6Qa
Ma.yor, Christian H. Buhl.
Recorder, Henry A. Morrow.
President of the Council, Nathaniel P.
Jacobs.
City Clerk, Rollin C. Smith.
City Controller. James M. Edmunds.
Treasurer, Daniel P. Bushnell.
City Attorney, Wm. J. Speed.
Overseer of Poor, Luther B. Willard.
Surveyor, Thomas Campsu.
City Marshal, John 13. Stadler.
Deputy Marshal, 3'. F. Eglington.
Street Commissioner, East Uistrict, Wm.
Long.
Street Commissioner, West District, Fras.
W. Xoble.
Clerk of Marlret, Robt. C. Wright.
City Assessor, iV. W. Wilcox.
Assistant Assessor, Henry &I. Whittlesey.
City Sexton, A. T. Ray.
City Physicians, Ira M. Allen, 1st District ;
JJouis Davenport, 2d District ; Edward
Laudcrdde, 3d District; Wm. J. Cran-
age, 4th District. --
President of the Council, Nathaniel I?.
Jacobs, 4th Districl.
Third Ward-Theodore Willisms and
John J. Bagley.
Fourth Ward-Anthony Barlage and
Fras. 13. Phelps.
Fifth ~ard-William Gibbings and J. '
S. Farrand.
Sixth Ward-Mark Flanigan and Ste-
phen .B. Morse.
Seventh Ward-John Marx and Frank-
lin M. Wing.
Eighth Ward-Nelson Truckey and P.
M. Phelps.
Ninth Ward-Jas. W. Sutton and H.
T. Backus.
Tenth Ward-B. H. Swinscoe, Geo. W.
Olewine.
STANDING CONNITTEES.
Ways and Means, Foote, Bnckus, Bagley-.
Streets, Swinscoe, LeFavour, Trucltey .
Claims and Accounts, Farrand, Backus,
Williams.
Sewers, Morse, Sutton, Phillips.
Alms House, Gibbings, Morse, ~arlage.
Gas Lights, Trucky, Oiewine, Phelps.
Markets, Flnnigan, Wing, Rarlage.
Taxes, Backus, Olemine, I-l:ile.
Fire Department, Sutton, Flanigan,
Wing.
Hydraulics, Wing, Morse, Truc!.reg.
Public Buildings, Eagley, LeFavour,
Phelps.
Parks, LeFavour, Bagley, Phillips.
Printing, Olewine, Farrnnd, Williams.
Health, Phelps, Foote, Sn Tln~~oe. '
Ponds, Marx, Gibbings, Bar1 age.
Licenses, W illisrns, Marx, Parrand.
Street Openings, Olewine, Sulton, Flanigan.
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Detroft Boar& of Edluca $loan,
President of the Board, D. Bethune Duffield.
Secretary, Wm. -4. Moore.
Treasurer, Daniel P. BushneIl.
BOAED OF INSPECTORS.
First Ward--D. B. Duffield, John Hos-
m er.
Second Ward-H. C. Kibbee, J. C.
Warner.
Third Ward-IVm. A. Moore, WilIiam
Warner.
First Ward-Nathaniel P. Ja,cobs and I Fourth Ward--Edrnund Hall, Aloys
George Foote. I
1
Wuer th.
Second Ward-William Hale and Ed- Fifth Ward-Edward Shepard, Henry
ward LeEavour. M. Chewer

Sixth Ward-Henry E. Baker, William 2 Prima~y Teachers, at $229 each, $5,00
Bond. 1 Teacher of Music, 8300.
Seventh Ward-wm. D. Wilkins, Lu- This last is by no means the least imporcretius
H. Cobb. tant instructor, as it is time to recognize
Eighth TVaxd-John 0' C~nnell, Jan~s music as an essential element of education,
Leddy. and every teacher should be competently
Ninth Ward-Levi Dolson, Sydney Co instructed. Instead, therefore, of paying a
Case. music teacher the trilling salary of $300,
Tenth Ward-J. N- Elbert, Leverett there ought to be at least four music teach-
Walker. ers appointed, one for each Union School
The Mayor and Recorder, are members District. Music and calesthenics are essenof
the Board ex-oficio. tial elements of popular education. The
-- children, both male and female, should be
Standfng C ~mt*ees of the Board instructed to carry themselves erect. The
1860.
" backboa~d" exercise should be practiced
On Ttmcherrs and ScliooZ Books. at their recesses, which should invariably
L. H. Cobb, William Warner, Henry be superintended by the teachers, who
E. Baker. John O'Connell, Edmund Hall, should appoint monitorial disciplinarians.
L. B. Walker. By this training, the children would over-
come the injurious decrepitudes, incurvi-
ON SCHOOLIS. tures and excurvitures, which close applica-
William D. Wilkins, H. M. Cheever, tion to their studies superinduce. This
William A. Noore, John Hosmer, James kind of exercise develops and invigorates
Leddy, A. Wuerth. the mind, as well as the muscular system ;
gives buoyancy and independent ease of
ON f3cHOOL HOUSES, fla8tdm Di8t~i~~* c~rriage to the body ; and the rudiments
J. C. Warner, E. Hall, J. N. Elbert. of military movements are acquired, as
mere healthful, playful exercise, by every
07s SCIfooL HOUSES, ~ ~ Di8trict. t ~ pupil, under ~ the n teachers own eye, during
H. C. Kibbee, S. C. Case, L. Dolgon. the periods of the day devoted to " recess"
or relaxation from school study, but which
AUDITING, OR WAYS AND MEANS. periods are now generally occupied in play-
E. Shepard, and W. S. Bond. ing at marbles, tricking, gambling, curs-
The established value of school property ing and scheming other idle pursuits after
vested in the Board of Education at this school hours: A model skh00l for instrucdate,
1860, is oNE HUND~~= THOUSMD tion of monitors from the several depart-
DOLLARS.
ments, in order to systematise and ramify
The income of the Board for the the operations of a plan, such as suggest-
1859, was . ed, would be a paying investment by the
Board, and such physical training should
The expenditure amount to . be practiced in every public school in the
The present debt of the Board
is .
The following, presents a
the corps of instructors employed by the
Board, and their salaries.
1 PI-incipal, High School, a
$1,000.
1 Assistant, $500.
United States, everywhere-every where !
throughout the world at large.
is a list of the teachers, of
65, whose salaries amount
001, Miami Avenue, Prlncipal,
aney, g81~000*
Assistant, Elisha Jones, salary $750.
Assistant, Miss E. M. Polly, salary $500. .
4 Heads of Junior Depar
each, $3,000.
4 Senior Assistants in Union School,
$400 each, $1,600.
1 msle teacher, colored
46 Primary Teaehers
Union Schools, at $300 e
French and Drawing, Prof.
FIRST WARD.
Abbott %reet-second grade, Miss C.
h, 300 dols. First grade, Miss
er, 300 dols. First grade,
Miss E. Y. Mackey, 300 dols.

THIRD WABD.
Beaubien Street--First grsde, Hiss
Louisa, James, 300 dols.
FOURTH WARD.
Colored--First grade, Mr. John Whit-
beck, 400 dols. First grade, Miss Marga-
retta Scott, 300 dols.
Second grade, on Fort street, between
St. Antoine and Hastings streets, Miss
Sophia Hartmeyer, 300 dols. First grade,
Miss Xary Shaw, 300 dols.
FIFTK WARD.
Capitol-Senior department, Mr. dr.. 01-
cott, principal, 900 dols. ; Miss M. Lilly-
bridge, first assistant, 400 dols. ; Misses
E. Taylor and S. J. Russell, assistants, 300
dols. each. Junior department, Mr. Geo.
W. Bigelow, principal, 750 dols. ; Miss
Eliza McClelland, first assistant, 300 dols.,
and Miss Olive M. Tibbitts, second assistant,
250 dols. ' Second grade. Niss G. F.
snow, 300 dols. SecoGd grade. Miss F.
M. Taylor, 300 dols. First grade, Miss H.
Clark, 300 dols. First grade, Xiss F. M.
Russell, 250 dols.
SIXTH WABD.
Bishop Union-Senior department, Mr.
J. F. Nichols, principal, 900 dols. ; Mrs.
P. L. Robinson, first assistant, 400 dols.,
and Miss L. J. Randolph, second assistant,
300 dols. Junior department, Wellington
Wilets, principal, 750 dols.; Miss O.
Young, first assistant, 300 dols., and Miss
M. McIntosh, second assistant, 300 dolls.
Second grade, boys' department, Niss H.
Cdvert, 3C0 dols. Second grade, girls'
department, Miss F. Robinson, 300 dols.
First grade, boys' department, Miss E. R.
Mackie, 300 dols. First grade, girls, de-
partment, Miss S. B. Ensworth, 300 dols.
First grade primary, boys, Miss Isabella
Mackey, 250 dols.
Miami Avenue--Second grade, Miss M.
B. Noble, 300 dols. First grade, Miss J.
" A. Foster, 260 dols.
L
SEVENTH WARD.
Barstow Uni~n~Senior department, Mr.
L. J. Marcy, principal, 900 001s. ; Mrs. S.
E. Marcy, first assistant, 400 dols., and
Miss Crossman, second assistant. 300 dols.
Junior department, Mr. A. L. Watkins,
principal, 750 dols. ; Miss Mary Ward, first
assistant, 300 dols., and Miss Emily J.
Lee, second assistant, 250 dols. Second
grade, boys' department, Miss M. L. Payne,
300 dols. Second grade, girls' department,
Miss Wilbur, 300 dols. First grade, girls'
department, Miss C. Ingersoll, 400 dols.
EIGHTH WABD.
Eighth Ward Union-Senior depart-
ment, Mr. Bradford Smith, principal, 900
dols. ; Miss 0. Bingham, first assistant, 400
and Miss R. McGinnity? second assistant,
300 dols. Junior department, Mr. U. Bas-
sett, principal, 750 dols ; Miss C. Sanders,
assistant, 300 dols. Second grade, girls'
department, Miss Braman, 300 dols. Sec-
ond grade, boys' department, Miss M. Chip-
man, 300 dols. First grade, boys' depart-
ment, Miss , 300 dols. First
grade, girls' department, Miss Me Croshaw,
300 dols.
Locust StreeLSecond grade, Miss Har-
I riet Stevens, 300 dols. First grade, Mrs.
1 R. Starkey, 300 dols.
NMTB WARD.
Lafontaine Street-Secon d grade, Misf
Eliza Graham, 250 dols. First grade, Miss
M. Furie, 300 dols.
Fort Street-First grade, Miss E. Me-
Gowan, 300 dols.
Grand River Road--Ft grade, Miss S.
Granville, 300 dols.
TENTH WARD.
Larned street-second' grade, Miss E.
Humphrey, 300 dols. First grade, girls'
department, Miss T. Whitmore, 300 dols.
First grade, boys' department, Miss F. S.
Humphrey, 300 dols.
Teacher of Music in city schools, T.
M. Towne, at a salary of 300 dols.
The most complete and satisfactory re-
port ever heretofore made by the Board,
has been published for the year 1859-60.
It has been ably methodised, and the ta-
bles contain ail desirable information. From
allusions to the eficient services of Messrs.
Warner and Wilkins, by the President, D.
I B. DufHeId. the Detroit cornmunitv have
much reason to feel well pleased with the
election of these valued friends of the cause
of our governmental system of public in-
struction, than which it is manifest, there
is no public educational system superior in
the world.
The folowing are the totals of pupils at-
tending the schools, as gathered from the
reports of the Union School beachem:

HIGH SCHOOL.
Whole number of pupils,. . 63
Barstow Union District, . . 1,499
Bishop Union District, . . 1,422
Capital Union District, . . 1,383
Eight Ward Union District, . 2,207
Total, . . 6,565
It is noticed, there is a want of uniformi-
ty in the tabular returns of the principals.
A uniform printed blank return furnished
the several teachers, would facilitate rzfer-
ence, and the footing up of the columns of
figures. -
'BIPetroif Water Works, I
Board of Commissioners.
Edmund A. Brush, Shubael Conant,
Henry Ledyard, William R. Noyes, Julius
D. Morton, A. D. Fraser, John V. Ruehle.
OFFICERS.
President, E. A. Brush.
Superintenderlt and Engineer, Jacob
Houghton, Jr.
Secretary, R. E. Roberts.
Accountant, Edward Eccard.
Collectors, John Sharp, John Deville,
and David Kirnball.
There art! now laid and in use fur dis-
tribution, 39 miles of iron pipe, and 23
miles of wooden logs. Total 62 miles wa-
ter pipe.
Water Works office, corner Bates and
Larned sts. The new HydraulicReservoir,
is located between Deguindre, Eispelle,
North and Scott streets.
Hates are assessed annually, and paya.
ble in advance at the ofice.
Quarters commence on the 1st January,
April, July and October.
BOARD OF SEWER COXHISSIOPU'ERS.
William Barclay, Alanson Sheley, Theo.
H. Hinchman, office 110 Griswold street.
The Sewers in Detroft.
From.the report of the Board of Sewer
Commissioners, we glean some interesting
facts, s portion of which we present in
tablar form as follows:
LStateme??t showi.~g t 7 sewers, ~ built nlzd amounts
expended ilz t7~eil. construction from 1836 to
1859 inclusizle :
WHEN BUILT. XO. OF FT. AMT. EXPENDED
1836 ............ 3,033 $tt2,546,71
183'1 ............ 3,853 6,818,90
When Built. No.'of Feet. Amt, E~penckgG.
1847.. .......... 244 95 ,OO
1848 ............ 5,088 6,783,33
1849.. .......... 3,402 6,263,83
1850.. .......... 2,817 4,092,OO
1851 ........... .10,90f 1-2 28,829,ZO
1852 ............ 3,684 15,571,05
1853.. .......... 9,741 28,739,90
1854.. ......... .70,832 26,705,06
1855 ........... .72,874 26,302,'il
1856 ........... .11,772 40,784,62
1857 ............ 5,953,30
1858.. .......... 8,014 1-2 26,604,OO
1859 ........... .70,507 33,886,66
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Total. ...... .18,43-100 miles. $270,996,38
By the above, it will be seen that out of
twenty - four years that have elapsed since
the system of sewerage was begun, work
has been done about 15 years. For this
time the average length of avcrage built
for each year, has been 1 1 4 mile.
Board of Health.
The Maycir and Aldermen, ex-oficio, con-
stitute a boa,rd of Health.
Overseers of lE3l[igbwrlys, 18 60.
First Ward, Thomas Hurst.
Second Ward, Lawrence McHugh.
Third Ward, Andrew IVilkie.
Fourth Ward, Authon Schulte.
Fifth Ward, William H. Knowles.
Sixth Ward, Theodore Funkie.
Seventh Ward, Joseph Bour.
Eighth Ward, Daniel Falvy.
Ninth ward, Henry Smith.
Tenth Ward, George Schweitzer.
Cfty Tax @olllectors for the year P 860.
First Ward, David Dixon.
Second Ward, Charles O'Neil.
Third Ward, Leonard Ritcher.
Fourth Ward, Aloys Katus.
Fifth Ward, Thonlas J. Barry.
Sixth Ward, Francis Baier.
Seventh Ward, John Hornbogen.
Eighth Ward, Thomas IIally.
Ninth Ward, Matthias Lenz.
Tenth Ward. Henry Plass.
Cfty ~o~~ectok
1860, .
For the collection of Special Tuxes, Wm,
Cook, r 47 Lafayette st. W.
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Wefghmastcrs of PnbHc Scales.
Fort Gratiot st. market, Emile Benoit.
Grand &her st. market, Thoa. May bury.

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anstices of the Peace. ' poses, Messrs. Falarand & Sheley, SO Wood-
1 Minot T. Lane, office 11 Larned st. TV. ' nmrd avenue.
2 Stephen P. Purdy, office 9 Larned st. 1 The uncompromising diligence of public
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officers should be e~nployed against the
a Eugene Fecht, office 7 Larmeil st. W. / peihmitted manufacture of deleterious
4 Garry Spencer, office 8 Larned st. TV. ! li(lu0rs.
5 Joseph Kuhn, office coy. Qrfswold and 1
Scavengers,
Congress st. W. ? William Jones, Nicholas Edmonds, Ben-
G Julius Stoll, office rear of A. EI. Deys' \ jamin Singleton.
office Griswold street. I -
Wayne County Otklcers,
PolTce magistrate.
V2yre Co?cgzty O@ces are located olz Co~zgress
B. Rush Baggy office 111 Griswold st. Street Test, close to ~owlwarcl dvenzcc.
Clerk, Enos T. Throop.
Elected Constables.
Deputy Clerk, Jared Patchen.
First Ward, Thomas McCarthy.
Treasurer, George M. Rich.
Second Ward, Ira IT. Sprague.
Deputy Treasurer, Henry c_'/ampnu.
Third Ward, Geo. L. Scanlon.
Prosecuting Attorney, David IIarbaugh.
Fourth Ward, Wm. Timm.
Judge of Probate, Elijah Hawley, Jr.
'Fifth Ward, E. Wyukoop.
Register of Deeds, Horace S. Roberts.
Sixth Ward, James Love.
Superintendent of Poor, L. B. Willard,
Seventh Ward, Christian Hnt'Lie. for City Detroit.
Eighth Ward: Timothy Maha ny.
Surveyor, David A. Grainger.
Ninth 'Ward, Paul May.
Sheriff, Peter Fralick.
Tenth Ward, I-Ierman Densticlt.
Under Sheriff, Henry Fralick. -
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Special Constables.
Abijah JOY, James McKay, Dewitt / David M, Freeman, Julius S. Blogett,
TVhitman, Edward Shue!l, James Powell, / Isaac Austin, Chas. T. Allen, John Van
Mich. Hartrnan, Christ Stadler, Chas. A. I stan, wrn. p. ~ ~ i f77heo, i ~ , L. campau,
Micnhard, Gideon B@lio, John 1-I. Smith-
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I Jacob B. Bromfield, Peter Gadway, Jas.
Sealers, Weigh&s a~nd itUeasures. / A. Gunning, Tmarharn P. Isharn, \Vm. P.
1 Johnson, C. Neidermuller, John Buck-
Norton B. Rowley, Henry 1-I. Covert' \ ley, Daniel Mahoney, Denis B. Suloffices,
in City Hall.
livan, Israel J. Beniteau, Fred. Freyburger,
Joseph P. O'Connell, A. S. John-
Wood Xnspeetors.
son, John Fuller, Wrn. Champ, Archilaus
Gideon Bolio, Eastern District. Green, Louis Heidt, Eli Ladaroot, Chas.
Chas. 8. Minhard, Western District. Meyors, James Riley, W. J. Wilkinson,
James I-Ienry, on the dock, Western / Thos. Joyce.
District. I Turnkey, Sol Wesley.
John II. Smith, on the dock, Eastern ,
District. 1 Wayno County Poor House.
I Located near Wayne, 16 miles west of
Pound Keepers. ' Detroit, on the Michigan Central Railroad
Freclk. Pulda, Western District. : Keeper, David Cady.
J. Christian Schuetz, Eastern District. 1 Superintendants, &Iinot T. Lane, James - I Safford, David Sacliett.
Cilimney $%veep,
, Office of the Relieving officer, in Detroit,
George B. Parsons. I at City Hall.
There ought to be at least ten chimney ( Director of the Poor, Luther B. Willard,
sweeps, one for each ~,~~arcl, and all chim- 1
neys should be swept at least trrice in each Wayne rf)onmty JaU.
year. ! Jnilo~? Peter Fmi:ck, Sheriff of TVayne
- i County.
Llppolnrteil by the Cooncill.
1 The County Jail is located at the junc-
For the sale of liquors, for medical pur- , tion of Gratiot and Beaubien streets.
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ficnry Fi*:!licli, Under Sllcl.iff. I RIasters i ~ Chancery.
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Sololnorl Ilr~sley, 'i'uldiey.
1 Of the Circuit Court of tho United States,
/ Distl ict of Aiichiga~r :
Ecarcl of Caannty Auditors, , Gcorge G. Bull, Gcorgc E. IInnd,
Office ill County Clcrli's office, 11 Con- 1 Addison hiandcll, Garwood T. Sheldon,
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gress st., west. James V. Campbell, Detroit ; liezeltinh
1 Gcorgc Carson.
Ils, X~ala~na~oo ; I);t~iCi A. A. Ens-
I 2 Matt Anderson.
worth, Dctroit.
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3 IVm. EI. Craig. ,
!United States Land Officc.
DEPUTIES. i Son aVC.
i Jucfgc, Ross 1Tilkins.
Evcrctt IT. AIoorc, Marshal 11. IVelis, , ~i~l~.i~t
lvillinm n. '(\'illtins. .
Joiias 11. Tit~s, John Fullcr, ITillinnl ( Attorney, jOseph fiIiller, Jr,
Champ. I
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Circni* Cour% c omn8nisa~onncrs.
1 Gco~gc 41. Pm tiss.
2 Thos. S. C1acl;mar.
Cbarlcs F. IIeycrmnn, Register, office in
l~asemcnt, col nor of Jefferson avcntle and
Gi.isrrold strbeet. Moving to Federal Build-
1ng.
Notta.rics Pn blfe,
BTn%ted Sta$es Beceivca* auB Doposita-
X-~S QD~CO.
Timothy IIcCarthg, Francis Crawford,
Win. A. IJoyt, Jarncs Ncl'ai.lanc, All,crt 1 Geo. S. Frost, Rcccirrr and Ilcpositnry.
Scl~losscl; Ctlnrlcs May, IVilliain C. Diclr- Gi.isrr.o?d st, near Congrcss. lvIoviny to
inson, Gcorgc I:. Given, Jacob W. hit:ore, Fcdcl.al Cuilding.
William II. Barsc, l)a~.ius Damson, Jcsse
11. Butlcr, John S. Tan Alstyne. Jnmcs I 1
Law COPSIL'$S-='BT~BC%P Locatf ens.
Suthcrland, Julius S. Blogett, Chnl*les 1
Tryon, Lewis 11. IVhccler, Orville )I. Eddy, UNITED STATES CIlCCUIT COURT.
Jnrncs E. Ricc, Ashley Pond, ll enry 12a1*nsl
\Villiam J. SIJecd, George 1'. Russell,
liam A. Butler, Thomas RIcEntee, Charles i ferson avmuc.
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Assistant A ttol'ncy, RTm. A. Moorc.
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Cl~l.lis oflice, ovc; Miclrigiun Insurance
: Banli, COT*. Jt:fFCrson nvc. 2nd Gris~vold st..
Ijenrp C. IiiLbcc7 omcc Grisn-old st. i but moving to Fcdcrnl E~iilcling.
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Unzi&cQ States @sazansiasP~~~ers for &lac / WAYNE CIRCUIT COURT.
District cf PXiclniigikn,
~;~c;l+~c G. ~ ~ l l ,
E. P, IInstings, hddison ; 1s in building, coy. Grisvrold
JInndcll, 1lem.y Chipman, J;imes V. C:lmp- i ""clOr~ress
bell, Samncl C. JIT\'ntson,
J~'g4 E- y* 11. jyitllcrcll.
i)nvitl A. Lj. I

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Rccn~der, ITcnrg A. b1or1-ow.
Clerli, Frs. FV. TTughes.
City Attorney, Wm. J. Speed.
OEcc OF tll~ Court, nt City Hall.
Reoor(1crs Larv oiflce, Seitz building
Griswold st.
POLICE COURT.
~jpld at &Ieehanic's ~1~11, N~, 111 Grismold
st.
Police Mi~ngistrste, B. Rush Bag:.
JUSTICES' COURTS.
Minot T. L~ne, 11,Lzmed st. West.
Jnlins Stoll, Gris~vold st., near A. H.
Day's Banking oftice.
Stephen P. Purtly, 9 L.~mod st. Wcst.
Garry Spencer, 154 Jefferson avc.
Engcnc Pecht, 7 Lnrned st. \Vest.
Joseph Ilnin ts may be 1: id before any
of the tJustices, ~vhcn the " Police Justice"
is out of the city.
%radian laorairs.
Office, in Odd Felloivs' IIa11, Woodward
f.lQCI\UC.
Rev. A. M. Fitch, Agent.
Local Emsp~celrors of Steamboats.
Willism F. Chi ttenden, Cco. W. Strong.
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ens. George L. Cornell, Dep. Collector,
St. Clair. IV. L. Bancraft, Port Huron,
'CV. 13. Godfroy, Dep. Cellector, Grand
I'lapids. John Mr. Barns, Dcp. Collector,
Grand Ilaven. R. B. Dullcan, Dep. Col.
lector, St. Joseph. Ajonzo Bennett, New
BufFilo. L. IT. Tisdale, Aid to lievenue,
Detroit,
The Custom House is located on Griswold,
bettvecn Earned and Congress sts.,
in the Fcderal Bailding, erected 1859-GO,
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post ~ffiec Department.
The Post Office is located in Federal
Building, GI-ismold, between Larned and
Congress sts. . ,.
Ycst Master, Ales. IT. Buel.
Assistant Postmaster: Anthony Ton
Eyck.
Clerlis, M. 39. TVilliams, F. L. Seitz, H.
Seitz, W. L. Whipple, J. Mason Norvill,
P. Leach, P. Gunthner, S. E. IVatkins, It,
I?. Jackson, 0. Bellair, jr , L. Langerot, L.
P. Desnoyers, John Gordon, J. N. Elbert,
J~s. F. Br~ennan, J. 6;. Worden, H. J. Devlin,
A. hlchlillan, John J. B. Campau,,B.
hi. Biddle, M. J. Moynshan, @. Ockford,
Wright, Purdy, Mulliins, T&nr.
Local Mail Agent, li. M. Scoril.
POST OFFICE STATISTICS FOR BIICIIIGAN.
From official reports, Ire take tho fol-
lowing statement of Post Officcs in this
State, the salaries of whose Postlllasters
and the nett proceeds of the office excccd
$1,000.
Cnstonna Honss Department.
qdriitn . - --, , . - -- . . . . . - - - . ---1,967 2,432
Ann o r . .
Robert W. Davis Collector.
. . - - - - 1 , 8 2 7 3,232
Coltlm,zter .-.- - --. . . . . .- ..--- 1,110 94
Deputy Collectors, Charles II. Taylor, Detroit .,,, . . . . --. . . . -..- --2,003 10,221
Sa~nuel Chalnbcrlin.
3Jlint .-----,----..--.--..--. 1,148 1,ltg
Grand Rapids. - - - - - . - . - - . -- -1,732 2,75 4
Cashier, S. E. IZeach.
Ilillsclde .--, .-.- .--- .-.. ...-- 1,071 1,199
License and Enrolment Clerk, E. N. I

Detroit Young iIIern% SocPety.
Organized in January, 1833. Library
and Reading Room over Nos. 115 and 117
JeEesson Avenue ; Young Men's Hall, en-
trance between No. 115 and I17 Jefferson
,4renue.
LIST OF PRESIDENTS
c SINCE . THE ORGANIZATION.
Franklin ,Sawyer, ,-I833 '(1Talter J. ~hxter, -,lb46
Douglnsa IXoughton, 1833 Those W- Lockwood, 1847
Wm. A. Howard,. . . .I831 James V. Campbell, 1848
Chas, m. Penny -,- -1834 Edwin C. Walker. -. -1849
Qeo. c Bates, ..-...I835 D. Bethune Dufleld, lS5O
Marshal J. Bacon. ---1835 U. Trncy Rome,- ---I851
Juhn L. Tdbot.. .. ..I886 Halmer h. Emmocs, IS52
David E. Harbnugh, 1837 Geo. V. N Lothrop 1553
prank Sawyer, Jr.,..1838 Charlea I. Walker, -.lo54
James A. van^ yke, IS39 kevi Bishop, - - - - - - - - 1855
John G Atterbury--1840 H. I?. Bnldwin .,,. . .I856
Samuel Rar~tow,. . .l841 John B. Palmer. ,-- -,I857
John 8. Abbott,. ... 1842 J~mes E. Pittman,,-1858
Bamnel T. ~o~xglnss, l8a 8. Dow Elwood,.. . . . .I839
Asher S. Kellogg,--1844 Wm. A. Moore,---- --Is60
Bela Hubbard, - - .
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OFFICERS FOR 1860.
Is on the third floor of Young Men's Hall.
The rooms are very small and illy adapted,
but the Society is determined to build a
new Hall at no remote period, when a Lib-
rary shall be constructed, the public may
be assured, commensurate in magnitude,
adaptation and elegance, with our pro-
gressive age.
The Cases are well stocked with seleet
Historical, Poetical, Scientifical and Mis-
cellaneous Works, including the current
Periodical Literature. The hall is; open
fiom 11. A. N. to 12 P. N., and from 3 P. N.
till half-past 5 P. v., and from 7 P. N. till
9 P. 11.) on week days.
The Library contalns 4,161 volumes.
Terms of &Ieinbership--Two Dollars ini-
sum of $575.36 ; from Initiation Fees,
1,035 dollars ; from rents, 1,558 dollars ;
meow, 2,071 dollars. There is at present
in Treasury, 1,144.15 dollars.
A very ably collated Report, fro111 3. i).
Elwood, Esq., for the year 1859, furnishes
many interesting particulars, and may be
obtained from that gentleman in pamphlet
form, together with a printed Library Catalogue.
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Ladies' Protestant Orphan ~ssociation
~f Detroit.
Incorporated Ma@ 21, 1837. The Asy-
1ur.n Building is situated at east end of
Jefferson avenue, in tho neighborhood of
~ l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ d
cemetery.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ,
First Dire~tre~~, Mrs. . C. 1. Walker.
Second Dir ectress, Mrs. John Roberts.
Third Directress, Mrs. 0. C. Thompson.
Treasurer, Mrs. Solomon Davis.
Pq9esident-Wm. A. Moore.
Vice-P~*esident-Horace S. Roberts.
&r~esp~nnding Secretwy - Samuel E.
Pittman.
Recording Sec9~etary-Henry M. Whittlesey.
Audi tor-George McMillan.
T~easz~rer-J. C. Sey inour.
Librcrrir~n-
Di~eeto~s-S. DOIV Elwood, John G.
Erwin, Cleveland Hunt, Luther S. Trowbridge.
Public Ealls of Detroit.
City Hall, on Campus Edartius.
Firemen's Hall, corner Jefferson avenue
and Randolph street.
Masonic Hall, Jefferson avenue, between
Griswold and Shelby streets.
Mechznics' Hall, 11 I Griswold street.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Woodward avenue,
between Larned and Congress streets.
Odd Fellows' Hall (new,) Campus Martius.
Republican Hall, Jefferson svcme, be-
TZE LIBRARY
tween Bates and Randolph streets.
Young Men's Hall, ~efferson avenue, between
Bates and Randolph streets.
Merrill Hall, corner Jefferson and Woodward
avenues.
tiation, and two doll&§ amual subscrip- 1 eteer.
tion.
The Society realized from Public Lec-
tures during the season of 1859-60 the
State. Asylum for the insane.
Located at Kalamazoo-for which see
Gazetteer.
TRUSTEES.
Charles T. Gorham, Marshall.
Henry Montague, Kalamazoo.
John A. Gray, Medical Sup. and Pnn-
cipal.
Asylum for the Deaf Dumb and Blind*
Located at Flint-for which see Gaz-
TRESTEES.
Benjamin Pierson, James B. JV alker.

OFFICERS OF THE AS~L~CT~M.
Principal, B. M. Fay.
Matron-Mrs. B. M. Fay.
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Michigan Marine Hospital.
This superb home for old and disabled
seamen is located at the east end of Jef-
ferson avenue.
Zina Pitcher, Physician.
J. W. Belsey, Steward.
'. Mrs. Kelsey, Matron.
State Agricultural Society.
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
1s located on a model farm of 617 acres, in
the vicinity of Lailsing-the Legislative
and Executive the State-for
which see Gazetteer.
Fo Johnstone, Michigan Farmer
office, Detroit, Secretary.
Michigan State Prison.
This establishment is located at Jackson,
a ~o~ulons and prosperous central
town in the county of Jackson, 75 miles
from Detroit, on the line of the Michigan
Central Railroad, and about 32 miles from
Lansing.
3 uvenile Reform School.
Located at Lansing, 110 miles N. W.
from Detroit.
Capital of Michigan.
The Houses of the Legislature, and the
ofllcers of the State Departments, are es-
tablished at Lansing, in the County of
of lngham, 110 miles Northwest from De-
troit. Population about 4,000.
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Typographical Union, No. 18.
President, William Graham. .
Vice-president, L. B. Ensign.
Recording Secretary, A. MchIilian, Jr.
Corresponding Secretary, R. H. An-
drew~.
each month, in Schmitt's Block, Micbigan
avenue east.
Michigan State Historical Society.
President, B. F. PI. Witherell.
Secretary, Charles J. Walker.
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Xichigan State Udversity.
The State University is at the city of
Ann Arbor, 39 miles from Detroit, West-
ward, on the Michigan Central Railroad,
The population of Ann Arbor may now,
probably, be 8,000. The College grounds
are very pleasantly situated, and the en-
circling landscape is cheerful and charm.
ing. The clear, grave,ly-bedded Huron
wends its way through the city. The cirq
cumjacent country is rather Lthoroughly
improved, and of undulating and pleasing-
ly diversified aspect, Our public institu.
tions are located with a correct regard to
their distribution over the whole area of the
division of the State called "the lower penin-
sula." Ann Arbor was fortunate in being so-
as the site of the State University. Be-
tween five and six hundred students, &ssen~ble
here, and it is reported favorably
of the discipline of the several departments
of the University, that the general morality
and gentlemanly deportment of this large
number of young men, separated from the
restraints of domestic control, are not sursurpassed
at any similar institution in
America.
BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY.
President, Rev. Henry P. Tappan, D. D.9
LL.D.
w,,, Benjamin L. Baxker, First District,
J. Eastman Johnson, Second "
Levi Bishop, Third "
Donald McIntyre, Fourth (;
'& E. Laltin Brown, Fifth "
ti Henry Whiting, Sixth "
Luke h-I. Parsons, Seventh "
Olian L. Spaulding, Eighth "
bt IVm. &I. Ferry, Ninth I'
George Bradley, Tenth "
Financial Secretarv, James II. Walker.
Treasurer. Henrv k'chmitt. I -
Janitor, i'hos. crane.
Board of Directors, J. P. MLMillan, C. N.
Secretary, D. L. Food.
Treasurer, I-Ienry Wells.
Crofoot, Benj. F. Dunclrlee, S. hf. Richer,
J. Schnlitt.
Steward, John H, Burleson.
The Union rloa numbersabout 80 mem- -
bers, and is in a flourishing condition. Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Meetings are held on first 'Monday in I-Ion. J. h1. Gregory.

Board of Visitors, Hon. Joseph R. Wil-
liams, Hon. M. A. Patterson, H, N.
Cheever.
THE FACULTIES AND OTHFR OFFICERS.
Chancellor of the University and Professor
of Philosophy, Rev. Henry P. Tappan.
D. D., LL.D.
Professor of Mathematics, Rev. Geo. P.
Williams, LL.D.
Professor of Obstetrics and Physiology,
Abranl Sager, A. &I., M. D.
Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy,
Pharmacy and Toxicology, Silas II. Doug-
lass, A. M., M. D.
Professor of Modern Languages and
Literature, Louis Fasquelle, LL. D.
Professor of Surgery, Moses Gunn, A.
M., M. D.
Professor of the Theory and Practice of
Bdedicine and of Pathology, -
Emeritus Professor of the Institutes of
Xedicine and Obstretrics, Zina Pitcher,
M. D.
Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature, James R Boise, A. M.
Professor of Materia Medica and Theory
and Practice of Medicine, Alonzo B. Palm-
er, A. M., M. D.
Prsfessor of the Fine Arts, Alvah Brad-
ish, A. M.
Professor of Geology, Zoology and Bo-
tany, Alexander Winchell, A. M.
Professor of Astronomy and Director of
the Observvtory, Francis Erunnoa, Ph. D.
Professor of Anatomy, Corydon L. Ford,
u. n.
P~ofessor of the Latin Language and
Literature, Henry S. Frieze, A, M. .
Librarian, John L. Tappan, A. M.
Assist. Professor of Chemistry, Alfred
DuBois, A. M.
Assist. Professor of Rhetoric and Eng-
lish Literature, Datus C. Brooks, A. 31.
Professor of History and English Liter-
ture, Andrew D. White, il. 31.
Marshall Professor of Law, Hon. James
V. Campbell.
Kent Professor of Law, 130~1. Chas. I.
'Walker.
Jay Professor of Law, Hen. Thos. M.
Cooley.
Professor of Civil Engineering, Devol-
son Wood, IvI. S. C. E.
Pr.ofessor sf Physics, and Instructor of
Mathematics, Jarnes C. Watson, 8. M.
Instructor in Latin, Greelc and French,
A. K. Spenee, A. R.
Demonstrator of Anatomy, Wm. Le~itt,
M. D.
Professor of Thcoretical and Applied
Agriculture, -
There are four Scholarships of fifty dol-
lars each-two in the Classical, and two in
the Scientific Department. The former
are named the Woolsey & Barnard, and
the latter the Eloughton and Pierce, Sehol-
arships. +.
The regular examination for admission
will take place on 19th and 30th Septem-
ber, 1860. commencing at 9 o'clock, A. N.
The candidate must present credentials
from his last instructor. These .mnst be
presented to the President, No. 5 North
College. before the candidate can enter
upon his examlation.
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR.
COLLEGE SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND TIIE ARTS.
1859, Oct. 1; First Semester of College
year begins.
1860, Peb'y 6, Semi-annual Examination
begins.
" Feh'y 10, First Semester Class;
Junior Exhibition.
*' Feb'y 13, Second Semester begins.
" June 20, Semi-annual Exhibition
begins.
" June 2'7, College Year Closes ; Com-
mencernen t.
" Oct. 1, First' Semester of College
year begins.
COLLEOE OF MEDICINE ASD SURGERY.
1860, Oct. I, Term begins.
COLLEGE OF LAW. '
1860, Oct. 1, Term begins. -
Michigan State Normal School.
This extensive Educational Institution is
located at Ypsilanti, 80 miles from Detroit,
on the Michigan Central Railroad, and
distant from Ann Arbor City, thc site of
the University, 10 miles. The institution
was rebuilt recently, it having been consumed
by fire.
FACULTY.
[Not hhving received the Annual . Re-
port, the nanlcs are omitted.
Y psilenti is a very pleasing city, and it
is rendered attractive by the diversified ns-

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pect of tho country snrrounding it. The Fort Street Presby terinn Church is built
always cheerful looliing Huron River passes of stone and roofed with slate. It is a
througl~ the city. specirnen of the early dccorstirc style of
I Gothic arohitecture.
Detroit Female Seminary. 1 The Jefferson Avo. Presbyterian Church
This Institution is located on the Northis
of brick, with mastic finiih in imitation
east corner of Fort and Wayne Sts. It
of freestone, and is built in the perpenmas
founded in September, 1559, under
dicular style of Gothic architecture.
the charge of the Rev. J. V. Beanc, late
The Stnte Street Presbyterian Church is
of the Salisbury Mansion School, Worceron
the corner of State and Farmer streets,
ter, Mass, as Pi.incipa1, with whom several
and is a hnndsnme brick edifice, pannelcd
competent assistants are associated. For
aud tnrreted, with very appropriate inteterms,
kc., kc., see advertising Ilepartment
rior decorations.
of this Directory.
The Congregational Church is situated
on Fort St. rest, corner of Wayne, and is
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Bryant, Stratton & Goldsmith's Com-
1 n remarkably neat and well-appointed
mercial College.
1 building throughout. It is built of brick,
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Is locatecl in Mcrrill Block, corner of Jefmastic
stuccoed walls in imitation of freeferson
and 'TVoodward avenues.
stone. This buildingpresents exteriorally
On visiting this Con~mercial Educational
as well ns interiorally very agreeable de-
Institute, we found a large number of
tails of appearance and arrangement.
young men, aged between f9 and 26, ac-
The Baptist Church on Fort St., corner
quiring a thorough knowledge of accountof
(friswold, now (1560) in process of
ing, aud of all that relates to tho business
erection.
of the Merchant. In a commercial point
The Baptist Church, Washington dve.,
of view, these excellent adult schooli cancorner
of Clifi~rd, is another superior and
not be too highly valued. 'For terms, kc.,
capacio~~s hl-ick building,.
refer to Advertising Department of this
The Old Style Presbyterian Church, now
in progress of erection on Washington
Directory.
1
avenue. near Grand River St.. seems to be
Detroit Classical and lY[athematical intended as of class with he foregoing
School. in P~auty of' style and durability of' ma-
This School has been recei~tly opened on
tel*ial.
the South.west corner of Shelby and Port
The Unitarian Church, corner of Lafay-
Sts., under tavorable auspices. For terms,
ette and Shelby Sts., is a neat plain brick
&c., refer to Advertising Department.
edifice, of good capacity and ill character
with propriety of design.
The AIethodist Brick Churches on Wood-
THE CHURCHES OF DETROI%T, ward avenue and Randolph street, are ca-
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, pacious buildings, but are deficient in style
corner of Congress and Shelby Sts., built of architectural beauty, and will no doubt
of stone, December, 1553. It is n good at no very distant day givc place to more
specimen of English Gothic architecture. beautii'ul and more capacious structures.
The Mariner's Church, Protestan t Epis- There is a neat little brich Church
ropnl, corner of IC'ood\~-ard avenue and (hIethodist) on Scventh St., corner of \\Tal-
Woodbridge St., built of stone and in the nut, judiciously lucatcd.
castellatecl Gothic style.
The Catholic Cathedral, corner of Jef-
St. john's Protestant Episcopal Church, ferson avenue and ilntoine St., is a massive
st present erecting on the corner of Wood- brick pile, of' no particular order oi' speward
avenue and High St., is to be a mag- try in :~rchitcctr~~~e. It is very capacious
nificent building of stone and to cost and elaborately decorated, and embellish-
60,000 dollars.
ed with superior paintings of Cathedral
Christ Church Protest:~nt Episcopal. sanctity, and possesses a splendid organ.
The large \\-oodcn building heretolore l~sed Two thousand persons, prot~ably, rilsy be
by this congregation en Jcffcrson avenue conveniently seated in.. this large building,
is to givc place to a superb church bnild- whicla is yet unfinished as regards the
ing, the l3lnns for which me recciltly had spire, which is intended to be of unusual
the pleasure of csamining.
height, and to be completed in 186 1.

NoTE.--T~~ Rev. James Hennessy is
at present having erected a parochial
churchin the neighborhood of Woodward
avenue, on Adelaide St.
The Trlnity Catholic Church, on the
corner of Porter and Sixth, is another large
building, not yet completed with spire.
St. Ann's Church (Catholic and French)
is an old edifice, and in the days of its erection
certainly gave evidence of liberality on
the part of its founders, when Detroit was
comparative1 y a small city.
There is il brick German Lutheran
Church, corner of Monroe Ave. and Randolph
St., @sin in its style but capacious.
It lost its Vlre a storm of wind, 1859*
There is a substantial brick church on
the corller of Croghan and Beaubien, in
the use of the German Methodists.
There is a church
edifice of brick on the corner of Croghan
, and Antoine, of ordinary architecture, but
capacious.
There is also aFrench Protestant church
on Rivard St. built of brick, and of respectable
dimensions.
There is also a substantial brick Methodist
Meeting House on La Salle he., iri
the 9th Ward.
St. Ann's (French) corner of Bates and
Larned Sts., Rev. Bernard G. Soffers and
Rev. L. Wicart.
St. Mary's (German), corner of Croghan
and Antoine, Rev. Theodore Majerus, Rev.
Jacob Nagle, Rev. Louis Classens.
Trinity (Irish), corner of Porter and
Sixth Sts., Rev. Francis J. H. Pceters.
St. Joseph (German), Gratiot Road,
near Orleans St., Rev. Mr. Chambille.
St. Patrick's (Irish), Adelaide St., near
Woodward Avenue, Rev. James A. Men-
nessy.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St Paul's, corner of Congress and Shelby
sts., R ~. R ~ ssmuel ~ . A. ~~,~~k~~, R ~ ~ -
tor ; H, K. Sanger, P. E, DeMill, Wardens.
Christ Church, South side of Jefferson
between ~~~~i~~~ and ~ i ~
sts., xev. ~ ~ H, paddock, ~ Rector, j , ~
C. 0. Trowbridge, W. N. Carpenter, War-
~
~
~
i
dens.
st, J ~ ~ corner ~ Y ~ of , woodward
avenue and High street, Rev. William E.
it^^^, ~ ~ H. p, ~ ~ ~ t land ~ d ~
~~h~ ~ ~ wardens. b ~ ~ ~
St. Peters, Michigan avenue and Trum-
111 addition to theabove excellent church bull avenue, Rev. C. Reighly, D, D., R ~ ~
accomn~odation, there are nUlllerOUS other tor ; Chas. L. Palmer, Joseph Desotelle
churches which, partaking of the perish- wardens.
able nature of Srame buildings, are ilot enfiIariner,s
(Free), corner of Woodward
titled to be classed with the more modern.
improved and subslanlial edifices we have
avenue and moodbridge street, Rev. Alfred
L.
alreadv noticed. but which are noticed as
churc6 organizations in the following
PRESBYTERIAN.
" Church Directory."
There are three substantial and hand- State Street, mar Woodward avenue,
some churches to be erected shortly West Itev- George Duffield, D., pastor*
c)fEjghth St, and South of Michigan Fort Street, corner of Third, Rev. Azanamely,
by the Protestant Episcopal, Scotch riah Eldridge, pastor*
Presbyterian, and Methodist denominn- Avenue, corner of Jefferson avenue and
tions.
Rivard street, Rev. William Hogarth, pastor.
~ i
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~
~
;
,
Church Directory.
Westminster (Old School), WasKington
avenue, near State street, Rev. Henry Neill,
JEWISH SPBAGOGUE.
pastor.
Synagogue on Rivard street.
United Presbyterian, corner of Lafayette
Rev. Rabbi, L. Adler.
CATHOLIC CHURCIIE S.
and Wayne street, Rev. Mr. Scott, Pastor.
Bethel, Woodbl-idge street, near Woodward
avenue, Rev. N. H. T-Veils, Pastor.
St. Peter and St. Pau1,s Cathedral, cor- Kirli (Scottish) corner of Farmer and
ncr of Jefferson Avenue and Antoine St., Bates, Rev. Stephen Balmer, Pastor.
Rt. Rev. Peter Paul Lefevre, Bishop of
Zela, Coadjutor ; Very Rev. Peter Elennaert,
TTicar General ; Curates, Jev. James
A. Hennessy, Rev. Francis Gouesse.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Corner Fort and Wayne street, Eec II-
D. Kitchell, D. D., Pastor,

BAPTIST.
Fort Street, corner of Griswold street,
Rev. J. W. Taggart, Pastor.
Tabernacle, Washington avenue, corner
of Clifford street, Rev. James Inglis, Pas-
tor:
Baptist Missionary (French), Rev. -R. B.
Desrosches, Pastor.
Howard Street, Rev. Pastor.
METHODIST.
Presiding Elder of Detroit District, Rev.
M. Hickey.
woodward Avenue, corner of Wood-
ward avenue and State street, Rev. Seth
Reed, Pastor.
Congress Street, corner of Randolph
street, Rev. . May, Pastor.
Lafayette Street, corner of Fourth St.,
Rev. D. 0. Jacokes, Pastor.
Walnut Street, corner of Seventh and
Walnut street, Rev. . Levington, Pastor.
GERMAN PROTESTANT CHURCHES.
German Evangelical, corner of Monroe
avenue and Farrar streets, Rev. Herman
Miller, Pastor.
Lutheran Trinitarian Evangelical, 225
Larned street East, Rev. Mr. Heighly,
Pastor.
Dutch Evangelical, Hastings street, cor-
ner of Larned, Rev. Mr. Schroeder, Pastor.
GERMAN METEODIST.
Presiding Elder, Rey. Peter F. Schnei-
der,
German Missionary, Rev. -
Croghan Street, corner of Beaubien
street, Rev. J. S. Schwenforth, Pastor.
LaSalle Avenue, north of Michigan ave.,
Rev. Mr. Boerns.
I
Secret Societies,
*
MASONIC ORDER.
[Masonic Hall is situated on Jefferson
avenue, between Griswold and Shelby
streets.]
The Annual Communication of the Most,
Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free
and A-ccepted Atasons, convened in the
city of Detroit on the second Wednesday
in January (11th) A. D. 1860, A. L. 5860.
The nest Annual Communication will
be held on' the second Wednesday in Janu-
ary, 1861, in the city of Detroit.
GRAND LODGE OF MICHIGAN.
Grand Master, William L. Greenl~r,
Adrian.
Deputy Grand Master, S. B. Brown, St.
Clair.
S- Warden, Daniel A. Wright, Aus-
tin.
J. G. Warden, Elisha Leach, M. D.,
OWOS"*
Clrand Chaplain, Rev* George Taylor,
Ann Arbor*
Grand Architect, Albert H. Jordan; De-
I troit.
UNITARIAN.
Grand Secretary, James Fenton, Detroit.
Grand Treasurer, Wm. H. hlcOmber,
Corner of Lafayette and Shelby streets,
Rev. Thomas J. hlumford, Pastor.
1 Grand Vis. and Lec., Stilman Blanchard,
AIFRICAN PROTESTANT CHURCBES. Tecumseh.
1 Senior Grand Doa.con, F. Carliso, Denier.
Baptist, corner of Croghan and Beau- Junior Grand Deacon, T. H, Trapey,
bien, Rcv. D. W. Anderson, &stor. I Battle Creek.
Method:st Lnfayette street, between Grand &larshal, Joseph P. whiting,
Brush and Beaubien, Rev. E. R. Green, I Detroit.
Pastor. Grand Sword Bearer, T. B. Eldred,
Episcopal, corner of Croghan and Antoine
streets, Rev. V. Berrie, Pastor. Grand Pursuivsnt, 8. Partridge, Birmingham.
AFRICAN CATHOLIC CEURCI~ES.
Grand Steward and Tiler, Charles D.
[None reported in the city.]
Howard, Detroit.

34 Jon~srox's DXTROIT CITY D~mcron~,
*
The Bnnrlal Report for the year ending
Dee. 21, lcP59, contalns 108 pages, it is ad-
mirably collated, and evidently shows that
the cEce of Grand Secretary is no sinc-
cure, but involves considerable labor. ITe
approach Grand Secretary Fenton mi th due
deference in suggesting that he append a11
Index to his future Reports, which mould
- facilitate refercncc to its annually increns-
ing pages. The unparallclcd prosperity
of the Masonic craft in the State and
throughout the world at large, is very
gratifying. Good men in every country
on the globe are respecting the benign and
civilizing influences of the Masonic order.
We here take occasion cordially to recom-
mend the well edited and handscmel~
printed bi-monthly Masonic newspaper
ublished at Louisville, Kentucky, by
brothers hIerreurs Morris and hlonsrrrri,
entitled the "Voice of Jfasonry," now in
its third annual volutnc, and mailed to
subscribers at one dollar per annum.
We the following interesting
statistics, relating to the fraternity in
Nichigan :
There are in the State of Michigan 128
Lodges, in which there were initiated dur-
ing the lnst Masonic year 95.5 new mem-
bers. There were adrnittcd and made,
923* Demitted, 225* 28* Ap-
plicants rejected, 281. Died, 62. Sus-
pended, 154. In membership, 5,816.
GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT 31AS-
TERS OF THE STATE OF JIICHIGAN.
T. I. G. P., Comp. Frank Da,rrow, Pontiac.
J. D. G. P., Comp. John Clark, St. Clxir.
G. T. I., Comp. D. B. Tracey, &It. Clemens.
G. P. C. of Work, Comp. 13. F. Doughty,
Three Rivcrs.
G. C. Guard, Comp. S. B. Morse, Detroit.
G. l'reas~~rer, Comp. Ezra Rood, Detroit.
G. Recorder,. Comp. Nathl. I?. Jacobs,
Detroit.
a. Chaplain, Comp. L. H. Caron, Jones-
' oille.
G. Stevard, Comp. I'm. P. Innis,
Grand Rapids.
G. Sentinel, Comp. Chas. D. Howard,
Be troit.
; The follot~ing Grand Co~incils of the
Stite are here rccordcd, with their Grand
Recorders for 1860, viz.:
-- ------
Detroit, No. 1, Grand Recorder, G. B.
Noble.
St. Clair, No. 2, Grand Recorder, Wm.
Cook.
Pontiac, No. 3, Grand Recorder, R. H.
Elliott.
River Raisin, No. 4, Grand Recorder,
S. Blanehard.
Jonesville, No. 5, Grand Recorder, R.
Nimocks.
Molant Xoriah (Coldwater), No. 6, Grand
Z
Recorder, A. L. Lythe.
CJnAND G O ~ ~ f A B D OF ~ KXIGBTS ~ Y TBMPLdRS
OF BIXCLIIGAN.
OFFICE fi s FOR 1860.
12. E. G. C., Sir N. P. Jacobs, Detroit.
V. E. D, G. c,, Sir Wm. p. Innis, Grand
Rapids,
g. G, G., Sir Brmk Darrorr, Yontirc.
g G, caPt. Gent], Sir J. Clark, st, Clair.
g G. Relate, Sir R ~ D. ~ S. , Lumsdsn,
Ann Arbor.
E. G. Sen. W., Sir L. R. Atwater, Grand
Rapids*
E. G. Jun. IV., Sir T. A. Flower, Pon-
tiac.
E: G. Tre as., Sir Willi alll Barclay, De-
toit,
E. G. Recorder, Sir Gee. Wilson,
Ioniaa
E, G. Stand. Bearer, Sir A. B. Ayers,
Romeo.
E. G. Warder. Sir H. If. Case, Romeo.
E. G. Cap. of kuard, Chns. D: Howard,
Detroit.
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COXiIIANDERIES WORKING IN NICEIIGAN
Uizder Cha?*te.r of G~md Comuzn~zdcly, zuith
nwnes of 3. C. end 3. Reco~dcrs, for the
yay 186Q :
Detroit Commandery, No. I, Detroit, E.
Corn. - , E. Xecor. -
Pontiac Commnnclery, No. 2, Bon tiac ;
E. Corn,, Sir Bras Darrow ; E. R., Sir Johnson
A. Gorbin.
Eureka Commandery, No, 3, IlIillsdaie ;
E. Corn., Sir PLicha.rc1 ROJF-c ; E. Recor.,
1 Sir L. 13. Shnttucli.
Monroe Cdntnandery, No. 4, Monroe ;
1 E. Corn., Sir TVm. L. Grcellly; E. Recor.,
I Sir Constant Euce.
DeXolay Cornmnndery No. 5, Grand
Rapids; E. Corn., Sir E. D. Benediet ; E.
Recor., Sir Benj. Haxton.
Xolnec Gomwandery, No. 6, Romeo , E.
Corn., Sir A. B. Ayers ; E. ,Recoy., Sir A.
P. Brewer.

St. Clair ' Commander~, No. 7, Port
Huron ; E. Corn., Sir John Clark ; E. Re-
tor, Sir Edgar White.
DETROIT COXNbNDERY, NO. 1.
E Commander, Sir D. 13. Nichols.
E. G., Sir G. B. Noble.
E. C. G., Sir J. J. Rhodes.
E. P., Sir T. H. Armstrong.
E. R., Sir C. S. Mott.
E. T., Sir Wtn. Davis.
E. S. W., Sir D. D. Mallory.
E. J. IT., Sir Wm. Penfield.
E. Standard B., Sir T. Hurst.
E. Sword B., Sir P. Dixon.
W., Sir Joseph Dimmick.
E. Sentinel., Sir Chas. .D. Howard.
NONROE COUNCIL NO 1, ROYAL AND SELECT
MASON'S.
Regular .meetings on the -
T. J. G. M., S. B. Morse.
D. J. G. M., N. P. J~cobs.
P. C., E. A. Elliott.
C. G,, C. S. hlstt.
T., John Moore.
R., G. B. Noble.
G. S., Thomas Hurst.
GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF THE STATE
OF XICFIIGAN.
Meets on the &Tononday preceding the as-
sembly of the Grand Lodge, in January in
each year, at 12 hl.
G. 11. P., Wm. Innes, Grand Rapids.
Dep. G. 11. P,, -
Grand King, -
Grand Scribe, --
Grand Secretary, J. Eastman Johnson.
Grand Treasurer, Wm. H. McOmber,
Niles.
Grand Chaplain, -
GrandR.A. O., A. J. Cummings, St.
Clair.
Grand Lecturer, Stillmnn Blanchard, Te-
cumseh.
HONROE CnhIITEB NO. 1, OF ROYAL ABCH
IIASONS.
Regular meetings on the Tliursday on
or preeeding thc full moon in each month.
H. P., C-. B. Noble.
King, D. 13. Nichols.
Scribe, John Evans.
6:. H., Rf. C. Fechheimer.
P. S., C. S. Mott.
R. A. C., John Lovett.
M. 3d V,, D. D. Mallsry.
M. 2d V., A. G. Ives.
M. 1st V., Thomas Hurst.
Treasurer, Richard Ash. .
Secretary, J. 13. Staring.
Sentinel, Chas. D. Hocvard.
High Priest, Horace S. Roberts.
King, A. H. Jordan.
Scribe, W m. 11. Barse.
Capt. of H., Ed. LeFavour.
R. A. H.. J. P. E'iske.
P. S., G.'P. Ensworth.
3d ., Jo;~p?i
;r'l:rc3r.
2d V., J. A. Barns.
I st V., Wm. Y. Rumney.
Secretary, Caleb F. Davis.
Treasurer, M. S. Smith.
Sentinel, John J. Ludlow.
ZION LODGE NO. 1. .
Meets at Masonic Hall every Wednesday
night at 7 o'clock. Regular meetings on
or preceding the full moon in each month,
same hour, P. M.
W. Master. Daniel Anderson.
S. Warden, Henry 8. Morrow.
J. Warden,
Secretary,
Treasurer,
Senior Deacon,
Junior Deacon,
Tyler,
DETROIT LODGE NO. 2.
Meets in Jlasonic Hall every Tuesday
night at 7 o'clock. Regular meetings on
the Tuesday night on or preceding the
full moon in each month, same hour.
_ ---r h d . W . 8
1)ETBOJ.T LODGE NO. 2.
Meets in Masonic Hall every Tuesday
I night at 7 o'clock. Regular meetings on
the Tuesday night on or preceding the
hll moon in each month, sjme hour. . - '_:

OFFICERS FOB 1860.
W. Master, Oliver Bourke.
Sen. Wmden, Charles S. Mott.
Jun. Warden, Wm. C. Colburn.
Secretary, J. Shepasd.
Treasurer, N. B. Carpenter.
Sen. Deacon, W. C. Skiff.
Jun. Deacon, W. S. Moore.
Tiler, Chas. D. IEIoward.
Stewards, D. P. Bushnell and John
Moore.
UNION LODGE OF STRICT OBSERVANCE.
Meets in Masonic Hall every Monday
night at 7 o'clock. Regular meetings
same hour on Monday night, on or pre-
ceding the full moon in each month.
OFFICERS FOB THE YEAR 1860.
We Master, John P. Fiske.
Sen. Warden, M. S. Smith.
Jun. Warden, John Harris.
Secretary, Wm. Y. Rumney.
Treasurer, H. P. Sanger.
Sen. Deacon, S. K. Walters.
Jun. Deacon, T. C, Anderson.
Tilcr, John Ludlow.
Stewards, C. IP. Southwick and Wm. J.
Chittenden. -
Meets at Masonic Hall every Thursday
night at 7 o'clock. Regular meeting
Thursday on or before the full moon in
cach month.
OFFICERS.
W. Master, Albert H. Jordan.
Sen. Warden, Snrn'l A. Wiggins.
Jun. Warden, R. Bulman.
Secretary, James Anderson.
Treasurer, Samuel Ilittel.
Sen. Deacon, James Conklin.
Jun. Deacon, - Cotcher .
Tiler, Johh Ludlow,
CHARITY LODGE NO. 94.
hieets at Masonic Hall at 7 o'clock erery
Monday night.
OFFICERS FOB 1860.
W. Master, J. J. Rhocles.
Sen. Warden, D. B. Nichols.
Jun. Warden, Wm. Walker.
Secretary, J. S. Blodgett.
Treasurer, David Preston.
Sen. Deacon, A. H. Kirnball.
Jun. Deacon, J.' C. I-Iall.
, Tiler, Chas. D. Howard.
'
Steward, D. D. Mallory and M. Burnstine.
lndependemt Ordler of Oda Fellows,
Skate of MichSgam.
The Odd Fellows Fall is on Campus
Martius, near &Ionroe avenue.
REPRESENTATlVES TO GXAND LODGE, 1860,
8. W. 67. R., B. W. Dennis.
Grand Lodge.
M. W. G. X., Israel G. Bugbee, Edwardsburgh.
R. V. B. G. N., Chas. W. Hunt. Adrian.
R. K Q. W., Henry McAfee, sturges.
R. V. G. S., Ben. ITernor, Detroit.
3. W. C. T., Henry Fralick, Plymouth.
R. W. G. C., D.- C. Jacokes, Detroit.
R 7K G. JK, Charles Kelly.
3. W. G. Con.. Fred. Weber.
B K G. C., 8 M. ~las~ow.'
The foregoing oEcers were elected at the
session of the Grand Lodge, convened in
Detroit, on the 18th and 19th January,
1860.
The next session of the Grand Lodge,
will be held at Detroit, commencing at 7
o'clock P. nr., Wednesday, January 16th,
1861.
We gather from the annual report of the
Grand Secretary, Ben Vernor, that there
are 66 Lodges in the State containing tzoo
thousand nine i~und~ed cu2d seue?zt?y - f v ~ ~
nzembe~s .in good tand ding, and the Order
which should be regarded as of kindred
beneficial influence with Masonry, has
very strong reconlmendatory claims to the
general respect and . ad~iration of uninitiated
mankind.
om?IcEns Fort 1860.
C P., Richard Dillon.
E. P., William Breen.
S. K, 13. F. Eddy.
JI W., Samuel Rdams,
Scribe, Wm. Curtis.
Trearurel; Jazes McKinley.

IVZio'12nigan Lodge No. 1,
1iV G., Bernard Fair.
I? G., J. F. Monro.
Sec~etcrry, David Ba1-rows.
Tt.ens tlrer, Stewart McDonald.
P. 8, S. P. Olney.
REPRESENTATIVES TO GRAND LQDGE.
S. McDonald, J. F. Monro, and David
Barrows. -
Wayne Lodge NO. 2.
Presiclent, William H. Craig.
Fice President, Joseph Aspinall.
2d Vice President, Geo. W. Bissell,,
Secretary, Ra.y Haddock.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Duncan Stewart, Alex. Lewl's, John
Hutchings, C. H. Buhl, H. L. Chipman,
B. 0. Grady, H. J. Bucitley, E. W. Hud-
son.
COXXITTEE OF REFERENCE.
OFFICERS FOR 1860. J. A. Armstrong, John G. Erwin, 6.
2\,: G., Geo. Dean. 1 L. SuEord.
I? c.; James Woods.
Xecreta~y, A. B. Chapman.
T~easu~re?; William Kno wles.
P. S., J. J. Rhodes.
REPRESENTATIVES TO GRAND LODGE.
Geo. Dean, and R. Dillon.
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Olive Branch Lodge No. 38,
OFFICERS FOB 1860.
N: G., T. B. ~eavenworth.
V; G., J. N. Gillett.
Secreta~y, Russell Robinson.
T~enszcrer, Jacob Martin.
P. X., E. S. Leadbeater.
nEPnEsENTATIvEs TO GRAND LODGE.
B. F. ~ d d ~ ,
Leadbeater.
Peter Dixon, and E, s.
'These Lodges met at odd Fellows' Hall,
Campus Martius.
Detroit Board of Trade.
The Assembly Room of the Board, is at
No. - Woodhxidge street,, rear of Michi-
gan Exchange. The Board will shortly
erect a eomrnodious Hall, in connection
with a bloclr of stores, which no doubt may
prove a desirable investment, and from
which within a few years an income may
be derived, sufficient to defray the detail of
expenses necessary to the elective organi-
zation of the Board.
Admiral of the Port, Capt. J. W. Hall
--
A very able statistical report of the re-
sources of the State of Michigan generally,
was recently prepared by Ray Haddock,
Esq., for which he should have been pre-
sented by the Board of Trade, with a sub
stantial mark of approbation. Certainly
no statistical paper was ever collated in
the State that might be circulated as an
irnigrant pamphlet, with equal advantage.
America is very retniss in not protecting
more effectively her own manufactured
wares and fiibrics. The true principles of
Government on this subject, would be, to
encourage capitalists to invest in the Unit-
ed States, bp a high protective tariff. The
news of pro:ection to Arncrican industry,
on wesching Europe, would determine great
maslfington Lodge NO, 54, (~e~~ban.) numbers of artizans to abandon the old
04 E'~CERS FOR 1860.
world, and j f protection were only secured
by Federal Legislation capital would
G., C. Meyer.
greet these men on their arrivalfrom coun-
V. G., 5'. Hesse.
tries where monopolists avail themselves
Secre 'a. y, John Ulrich.
of their labor as cc d~zcg, from its excess
Trenszrrer, E. Maltz.
and consequent availability. We are not
T. May.
able now to print a statement of imports
REPRESENTATIVES TO GRAND LODGE. which could me do SO without d0llbt would
present a startling summary of all the
Bair, J* w* and F* Weber* finery and f~igmagigs, we encourage the
manufacturers of Europe to make for us,
without any counterrailing advantages of
'& Free Trade and sailorsrights," but which
operates injuriously to our immigrant system,
and drains off our circulating medium.
Western agrarian industry is much too
heavily taxed by the unreasonable, enough
demands of wives and daughters to be'
dressed grandly, in the adjustment of the
balance of trade on account of 2iTinBries and
P~u?zclungoes verses Flour and Bnzo Fool.
The wealth of England is attributable to
the sagacity of her government, in protecting
her manufactories, xnd then in the saf~

conyoy of their n-arcs to thc marlicts of protluce and manufi~cturcs from thc Disevery
country in the v-orld. n-ith most of trict of Detroit coastmisc during thc year
nhom slic had first played out ihc policy 1849 :
of' a successfiil bjlligcrant initiation . But
Qnnntity . Vnltlo
it has bccn called a liberal democlaatic poli- Flour. bbls ............. .395. 610 1.978. 058
cy to flood tllc United States. with articles Wheat . b~-e .............. .382. 179 382. 179
manufactured abroad. and also to obliging- Corn. do ............... 52. 670 31..54:!
ly send abroad our raw material. to be Oats. do ............... 26:672 9. 335
manufactured for us at n, great expense of Ashes. casks ............. 2. 609 G5. 325
transport either way, at a distance 01' 3 or Fish. bbls ............... 22. '776 136. 656
4000 miles. just to patronize ,z people to Wool. bales .............. 10. 329 826. 320
whom we owe moncy for building Rail- Lumber. 11 ............. .125. 988 1.611. 7 96
rr o
rrays and other avenues of transport. to Shingles. BII ............. id. a49 188. 372
facilitate thc sale anlongst us of their own Staves. M ............... 9. 589 143. 775
Lath.
mnnufacturcs . Bnh ! me shall soon be as
BT ................. 19. 069 57. 177
Shingle rolls. cords
poor and rnggcd as the donm-trodden api-
....... GOT G. 074
Salt. bbls ............... 5. 200 6. 600
cultul*nl hiuh !
Merchandise. No . pgs .... 87. 498 874. 984
The following articles arc sent don-n Rlerchandise. tons ........ 3. 855 355. 800
to feed our busy artisans at the East. who Copper. tons ............. 4. 493 808.600
are more profitably engaged in man~lfac- IIorses. No .............. 203 20. 300
luring . Wc notice. hoi~cver. that they Cattle. No ............... G19 21. '760
do not eat grindstones. they want thcm Pig Iron. tons ........... 3. 160 47. 400
~lo~rcvcr. and zce want what n'e foolishly Corn Meal. bbls ......... 810 1. 620
send down the laiics. and at ihc East. Potatoes. bu ............. 36. G6G 10. 996
they are foolish encugh to let it off to
Pork. bbls .............. 6. 835 102. 625
Iiogs. No
England and Prancel the om ... : ............ 1. 544 7. 720
NILT.~~~,
Hides. No ............... '7:439 22. 317
ONE IILlh'DI

\vool, lbs. ............. .810,000 324,000 ized for benevolent purposes, and to cntont
Whisky, bbls ............ 1,850 1t3,SnO aid and cncou~.agemcnt to worthy inh~bi-
Szlt, bbls. .............. 1,109 12,000 txnts of Frcnc!~ lincngc.
~erchandise, pkgs. ...... 3,122 31,223 A costly hall for the use of tho ~ i o i o h ~
Merchmdise, tons.. ...... 32 320 is shortly to be erected on Gratiot stroct.
Leather, rolls .'. .......... 1,493 30,000 --
Apples, bbls. ............ 935 1,200
Sti. Patricks Society.
Seed, bu ......... ;... .. 976 1,952
Hi3 Goods, pkgs. ........ 801 8,000
OFFICEI~S ISGO.
capper, tons. ............ 13 2,600 President-Junes Collins.
Coal, tons.. ............. 47 236 Secretary-Barnsrd OIGrady.
Cotton, bales.. .......... 5,543 27,715 Treasurer -
IIorses, No.. ............ 7'0 7,000 IIeets Tars's I-Iall, Michigan avcnuo,
Beefj bbls. .............. 1,081 10,810 lvest.
Sheep, pelts, number. .... 46 23 --
Lumber, RI ............. 1,331 16,972
St. Andre ws' Soziety.
Shingles, &I, ............ G7O 1,675
Staves, M. .............. 331 3,310
OFFICERS ;ISGO.
Carriages, &c., number. .. 7 To0 / President, Robert Linn.
Corn meal, bbls.. ........ 1,583 5,510 ist Vice Prcs. Alex. Ilco!tic.
IIams, bbls.. ............ 1,263 22,734 1 211 rr 6~ J-J.
Brick, M- -. . . . . . . . 356 1,421
~~lysicinn, ~ r ~;lnn. .
Tobacco, I~s. ............ slOOO 320
Osts, bu ............... .500,546 62,SM
Treasurer, E. Anderson.
Sugar, lbs .............. .122,000 1,320 Secrctarg, I?. Young.
Molasses, gals. .......... 3,000 1,200 Assist " John S te\vrsrt.
Vinegar, gals ............ 3,000 300 Bosrd of bIsn:~gers, Colin Carnpb311, J,
Potainss, bn. ............ 1,787 536 S. Eli~ir, ,&o. hIclfillan, John Moore, \Vm,
Fish, bbls. .............. 226 1,3.56 Barclap.
Beer, gals. .............. 960 606
Nails, Ibs ................ 38,600 1,155
St. Nizholas Society.
Soap, Ibs ................ 9,000 360
h1annf'actures unenumer let-
OFFICERS 1863.
e d .................... :!:g: President, -
Rianufactures ~vrought,. ..
Secretary, -
do. of wood.. .. 7,000 , Brcasurer,
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Thc compiler rcc3ivcd no report.
Detroit Mechanics' Assoziation. -
O~*.qn?zi:cd se& c12ozdtd CJ~a~ter, 1860. 1 St. ae~rges' So2iatp.
Society meets at its Hall, 115 Griswold st.
OFFICERS 1850.
OFFICERS ISGO.
No prcwn t orgznization. Refer to Al.
President-John Gibson.
bert 11. Jordan, 53 Griswold st.
Vice Prcsiclcn t-Fredericlr Buhl. -
Sccrc t nry-John Farrnr.
St. Davids' S~cie ty.
r 1 rcasurcr-Chauncg I-Turlbut.
OFFICE~ZS 1863.
Li brarim.--John Fhrar.
Stc~~~nrtls-'\~iia Bsrclny, Andrcw
No rcportfrom Sscreinry. Rcfer to Sam-
~ 6 1
bIcDuR, F,\VIlinm Adair, Gco. II. Shcsrcr,
IIo\l?lct. -
George 3Iortloas.
Xew Enxland S ~ iety.
: -- Pscsidcnt--Israel J. Bcni tcau.
Yicc P~~csidcn t -Ed. N. Lncroix. '
Sccrctnry--Chris. J. Dossin.
Corrcspopding See.--Prcd Chxmbzr.
?l'ressure1~-P1~;11~cis D umss.
Oorn~nissary--Sanlucl Vesinas.
This Prmco-Americm Society is organ-
0 FFICERS 18 2 0.
List not re2ortcd. Rcfer to Jud jo Iran&

JIeets Blo~-nk's Hall, cor. Antoine a~ld As. W. Sacborn, Port Huron, St Clair Co ;
Fort sts.
Chrs. Dickey, Marshall, Crtlhoun Co. ; J.
1 J. Xewell, Adrian, Lenawee Co. ; J. H.
German Republican Association, But ton, North Farmington, Oakland Go. ;
OFFICI~RS 18GO. 1 Wrn. Taft,. Ply~nouth, Wayne Go. ; T. G.
Prts'dent-4;. G. Pe ters~n.
Secrcr~~r, -, v\ius Stall.
Tr*casurcr-L. Richter.
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Michigan State Republican central cornm~ttee.
.
OEce, Gr;swold st.
Chairman--Ed. C. Walker.
Secretar~- W. S. IT ood.
Treasurer--J. W. l'illnian.
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Wayne county kepubljcm Committee.
OFFICERS 1860.
Chai~bman, T. W. IJockwood.
i! om be City Itlall, clonated by ITalter
, E ~ii pel*, lo I he Trustees for the benefit of
/ suft'ei ins hurnanily. We trust Mr. Harper
Cl'.rY CON JL ('I1> EE.
Chairman, .John J. Bagley.
will have :be sa.iihction of witnessing the
cxnpletion of the building before lo~g.
The Trustees are :
Xichigan State r ern~crat~ic Central Committee.
+
Chairman, Michael Shoemaker.
Secretary, S. Dow Eln-ood.
Treasurer, H. N. Walker.
Philharmonic Soei-ety.
OFFICERS 1860.
President, Chas. Busch.
Secretary, Louis Bartel.
Trea,surer, L. W. Barie.
CI__
Michigan Association for the Improve-
ment; of the Breed of Eforses.
Cole. Monroe, Monroe Co.
ol" the Committee fcr 1860 hold
over (or amather year.
-As; icultural College at Lansing.
The S\nle Fair is aanualiy held at Deii
oi;, ~aom~~~enciiig tile beginning of October
or close of September. -
The Earper Hospital.
This is a Pcblic Hospital soor. Lo be erec-
l.ed 03 3 very eligible and valuable proper-
ly, on Woodward avenue about one mile
[Names nct reported. Enquire of Mr.
Aii.os.ney D. C. Duffield.]
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United Sf ates Marine IXospital.
Slewaril, 6. 17. Kckey.
RIalror, Xrs. Melsep.
Apci;he(sarp, I,. S. Ho~ion.
Ol*del*lp, Robert; 1Ce1.r.
Nul*se, John Eotham.
Average number of in matcs, I hirI.y-seven.
The fIospita1, which is a very Gne buildin&
is located at the east end o; JeFerson
avenue a'bove Elmwood avenue.
i Michigan Dental Assoc!atioo.
The officers of the Association are as I
follows :
president, Dr. C. S. Chritlenden, Hamilton,
C. mT.
President, Samuel P. Bradp. Vice President, Dr. Wm. Calhoon, De-
Vice Presidents, Francis E. Eldred, Ed- 1 troit.
ward V. Cicot'e, K. C* Barker, Jas. Beat-
Secretzry and Tress., Dr. C, whiting,
tY* I Detroit.
Secretary, Henry C. Kibbee. Examining and Publishing Committee,
Treasurer, Frank Nevins. -
I Drs. B. Benedict, J. Farmer. and T. A.
Michigan St ate Agricultural Society.
OFFICERS FOK 1861.
President. A. @. Wells. / on the second Tuesday in January, 1860.
~reasurei, B. Follett. a
Secretarv. R. F. Johnstone. 1 Street Railway Asaociatio~.
These officers were re-elected by accla- I Under the municipal charter granted
mation. I this Association to construct Street Rail-
Members of the Executive Committee, ( ways on Jefferson avenue, Fort street,
1

~oodwarcl avenue, Michig~n avenue and
Grand River street. The following members
of the corporation were elected :
OFFICERS FOR 1860.
Presidents,, Capt. E. 13. Ward, H. K.
Sanger, F. B. Phelps.
Executive Committee, I%. N. Rice, H. N.
Walker.
We understand these urgently needed
local improvements are to be efficiently car-
ried forward to completion on some of the
lines during the year 18G1. When all
shall be accomplished the rush to Detroit
to settle will greatly enhance the present
price of Real Estate. 7
What is capital lying idle for ? Why
not forthwith build factories ? We have
been informed that a company is about being
organized of the wealthy Real Estate
owners, with a view to the erection soon
of Cloth, Silk and Cotton Manufactories at
Detroit, the results of which will be, with
a-solid Banking systeqthat we shall have
an abundant currency and our people employed
and satisfjctorily paid in hard cash.
The public are beginning to be strongly
excited in the hope of at last realizing
long looked-for advantages from manufactories
erected by the wealth the masses
have created by their very settlement in
Detroit for this class of property owners.
LLP~oper2y involves duties as weZZ as ~igJ~t8.l'
Good Sarna'ritan Lodgo Xo. 1 of Detroit.
Ileets Woodward avenue, near Campus
Mar tius.
PRESENT OFFICERS.
W. 6. G. S. Wm. R. Hill.
3V. V. G. S. Albert &I. Edivards.
W. rL. S. Sullivan D, Greene.
JV. F. S. T. F. Rancl:ill,
JV. T. John Ibty.
IT. P. llTm. IIilton.
llT. C. Jas. T. Bal.nard.
W. A. C. Jss. A. Cole.
ITT. I. S. R. WOOCIS.
JV. 0. S. TVIII. Aclarns.
Lessons of thrift, temperance, self-control,
the economy and happiness of marriage,
domestic morality, the reclamation
of the erring and unfortunate, and a sick
insurance benefit, and protection of domestic,
State and local interests are said to be
the objects of this organized Society.
Detroit Proteseant Orphan Asylum.
The Asylum is located a,t the east end
of Jefferson avenrie near Elmwood avenue.
1st Directress. Mrs. C. I. Wdker.
2d ~irectress,' Mrs. Philo Parsons.
3d Directress, Mrs. James Burns.
Treasurer, Mrs. S. Davis.
Secretary, Mrs. P. E. Curtis.
Board of Trustees, Mrs. E M. Cla,rk,
Mrs. Caleb Ives,Mrs. Maltby, Miss R. Mumford,
Mrs. M. H. Webster, Mrs. L. B. Willard,
Mrs. Jacob S. Farrand, Mrs. H. R.
Johnson, Mrs. Wm. A. Moore, Mrs. R. C.
Smith, Mrs. W. W. Wheeler, Mrs. - Andrew~,
Mrs. L. Allen.
Board of Council, E. @. Walker, Colin
Campbell, James ~urns, C. H. ~uhl, Philo
Parsons, B. Wight, Edward Orr.
Detroit Industrial School Association.
Th8 school building is located on Grand
River street corner Washington avenue. --
First Directress, Mrs. H. H. Brown.
2d Dhectress, Mrs. IVm. A. Butler.
8d Directress, Mrs. John Owen.
Treasurer, Miss S. Eliza Noyes.
Recording Secretary, Mrs. D. Bethune
Duffield.
Corresponding Secetary, hlrs. Theodore
Ronley n.
First Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Wm.
0. Strong.
Fort Street Presbyterian Church, Mrs.
Satnuel Zug.
Jefferson Ave. Presbyterian Church,
Mrs. Elisha Taylor.
Westminster Church, Mrs. I-Ienry Neill.
Scotch Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Wm.
Bwclay.
Associate Presbyterian Church, Mrs. T.
Lanrrencc.
First Bapt,ist Church, Mrs. J. B. Mans-
field.
Tabernncle Baptist Church, Mrs. Susan
TTilIiams.
St. Paul's Church, Mrs. I-I. R. Anclrews.
Christ Church, Mrs. P. Tregent, Jr,
&Iariners1 Church, Mrs. Orville l\Tilcos.
St. John's Church, Mrs. G. C. Jones.
St. Peter's Church. --
First Methodist Church, Mrs. A. -4. Fish.
Second Methodist Church, Mrs. H. Saun-
ders.

Third Methodist Church, Mrs. Tellington
Willetts.
IQalnut Street Methodist Church, Mrs.
Geo. Bancroft.
- Congregational Church,Mrs. E. S. Avery.
Unitarian Church, Miss Harriett Farrar.
Miami Avenue Church, Mrs. Colin Campbell.
German Lutheran Church, Mrs. E. C.
Rehm.
German Mission Church,lfrs. R. Schmidt.
New Church, Mrs. Geo. S. Field.
Jewish Church, Mrs. S. Freedman.
Auditor of Treasurer's Accounts, Geo.
S. Frost.
Children of destitute condition are here
fed, clothed and instructed by the benevolent
personal intervention and management
of ladies of Detroit. Donations for the
maintenance of this charitable institution
are always thankfully acknowledged,
whether in cash, provisions or clothing.-
These kind ladies are willingly and liberally
aided by philanthropic citizens whenever
the i~ecessities of the school are known.
Detroit City Tz~perance Society,
President, Rev. Dr, Dilffield.
Vice President, 81. Scott.
Secretary, J. Bloss.
Assistant Secretary, P. Rexford.
Treasurer, Francis Raymond.
Executive Committee, Lyman Balda-in,
F. H. Patchen, Jeremiah Fisher, Alanson
Sheley, and John Barry.
Sons of Temperance.
OFFICERS.
Albert M. Edwards, P. W. P.
Evert JQynkoop, W. I?.
John D. Graham, 77;. A.
A. Day, TV. R. S.
Jas. P. Rexford, A. R. S.
J. A. Blbertson, IT. F. S. .
13Tn~.E. Bill, TP. T.
has. ~incin, IV. C.
T. I?. Randall, A. C.
IVm. Hilton, A. C.
Jas. T. Bernard, IT. 0. S.
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Detroit Young Men% Benevolent Society,
OFFICERS FOR 1860.
President, Anthony Dudgeon.
Vice President, Jas. M. Welch.
Treasurer, Alex.. K. Adams.
Secretary, R. R. Elliott.
Finance committee, J. H. Jones, F. Ray-
mond, W. 11. Duncklee.
Auditors, P. E. I)e ,1,1ill, 0. H. Barrett.
Wood Cornrnittee, - - -
The object of this organization is ,to hold
every district of the city under a supervis-
ion-to ascertain where special relief may
be extended so as to enable the recipient
to as quickly as possible. assume ordinary
pursuits of industry in honorable self-re-
liance.
Cricket Clubs,
President, Geo. E. Rand.
Vice President, 13. E. Barstow.
Secretary, Edward Orr.
Treasurer, Robt. IT. King.
Librarian, --
Recorder, --
Committee of Management, A. H. Jor-
dan, John Hutchings, J. W. Watermen.
Play ground, corner Third and Grand
River sts.
President, David 3fcI

Treasurer, C. H. Vernor.
Directors, J. P. McMillan,'Wm. F. Moore,
John J. Duryea,.
Early Risersy Base Ball Club.
President, Luther S. Trowbridge.
Vice President, Heber Le Favour.
Secretary, John C. Peirce.
Treasurer, S. B. Smith.
Directors, R. H. Fyfe, E. S. Barbour, H.
F. Field.
Detroit Boat Club.
President, Nathaniel Pitcher.
Vice President, Henry P. Sanger.
Secretary and Treasurer, Wrn. Tiilman.
First Coxswain, B. Franklin Dalrer.
Second Coxswain, W. J. Lyster.
This Club, which is probably o11ly the
nucleus of an extensive Regatta organiza-
tion, is in a prosperous condition, with 50
honorary and 2.5 active members. Detroit
presents unrivalled water privileges for Re-
gatta sports. &
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES,
Congregation of Bcclemnptorists and Chris-
tian Brothers.
These Brothers (there are different or-
ders,) are enga,ged in the benevolent enter-
prise of instructing the children who are
not accommodated in the -city Public or
Government Schools, and probably fifteen
hundred children of both sexes are instruc-
ted by thorn and the Sisters of Charity at
their respective schools in the several dis-
tricts of the city. The conlpiler acknowl-
edges the courtesey of the Brothers located
at the corner of Croghan and Ailtoine sts,
who at his request, urbanely conducted
him through the halls, dormitories, kitch-
en and arbors, school roolas, L~C.
The names of the order residing at the
corner of Antoine and Gsoghan are :
Lay Brothers, Jacob Le Jeune, William
Brockmeyer, John Hermann.
Of the order located at the corner of An-
toine and Larned sts, the name of Brother
Joachim was supplied only.
Sisters of Charity.
These Sisters, like the Brothers, are en-
gaged in works of benevolence. They take
care of thesick at their Mospital, St Marys,
Clinton st,--they teach an extensive Acad-
erny for young ladies on Jefferson avenue;
they teach a large school on Antoine near
F~rt st ; they also teach a school in the
Eighth Ward, as do also the Christian
Brothers; and they have during the last
year founded an Hospital near Michigan
&venue and Porter Road, where insane
patients are confided to their care.
St. Mary's Eo~pita1.
This Mospital, which is a private Insti-
tution, and one which, in the absence of a
~ublic Hospital commensurate with the
aemands ocso large a city as Detroit, bas
rendered good service to many a wretched
sufferer, is efficiently attended by the city
physicians, and receives an appropriation
from the city Government. The Sisters of
Charity are the patrons, nurses and propri-
etors of the Institution.
The Hospital is located on Clinton street
near Antoine. It is capable of accomma-
dating about 200 patients.
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Guilds of Saint Peter and Saint Paul,
This is a Society of Catholics which
adnlits to its councils gnd deliberations
members of the order only.
Its meetings are held at the Guild Hall
adjoining Trinity Church on Porter street.
There are 20 counsellors, 2 for each ward
of the city.
Warden, Ifartin Halpin.
Secretary, John Waish.
Treasurer, James Leddy.
Sacristan, Frv Leyden.
Chief Marsha,l, John Glass.
Assist. 3Iarshal, John Carroll.
Banner Bearers, Michael Hogan, John
Kennedy.
Juvenile Guild.
This is a Society of young men who on
attaining their majority are advanced to
the Senior Guild.
OFFICERS FOB 1860.
Warden, Edward Brennan.
'Secretary, -- -
Ilreasurer,- T
Place of Meeting, Guild Hall, Porter st.,
near Trinity Church.
Sisters of Notre Dame.
This is a ~ociety or order of Oatholio

ladies attached to the German Academy of
St Mary's Church. -
St. Vincehtys Orpinan Asylum,
Corner Randolph and Larned sts., and in
the late residence of the Catholic Bis-
hop, between Larned st. and Jefferson ave,
on Randolph st., where a large number,
averaging probably 300 children, are in-
structed and maintained by the benevolent
efforts of the Sisters of Charity.
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Ladies of the Sacred =art.
An Academy Lugbt by ladies of a Cath-
olic order of nuns bearing the foregoing
name, is situated on Jefferson avenue above
Antoine street. -
Detroit Young Menys . Catholic Society.
At the annual meeting of the Young
Men's Catholic Association,held April 16th
the following offlcers were elected for the
ensuing year :
President, Edward Brennan.
Vice President, John Monahan.
Recording Secretary, John Lanigan.
Corresponding Secretary, C. J. O'Fly nn.
Treasurer, Jas. F. Foxen.
Board of Directors, J. Calnon, James
O'Brien, David Lanigan, John Carroll. J,
J. McFarlen, Edward Delaney, Edward
Malloy, Miles Doran. -
At annual meeting of the St. Elk-
beth Society the following'ladies mere elec-
ted to govern it for the ensuing year ;
For Directress, Mrs. Xark XcGram.
Assistants, Miss Margaret E. Elliott and
Nrs. Charles Lestourneau.
Treasurer, Miss Mary Ann Ryan.
Secretary, Miss Agnes Roche.
The Society, n7c are informed, is in n,
healthy condition, and is not -1iliely to de-
teriorste undzr the efficient management
of those estimable ladies.
Detroit Young men's Christian Union,
President, Geo. S. Frost.
Secretary, Chas. H. Barreti. a
Treasurer, Wm. H. Crafts.
Executive Committee, Geo. B. Dickinson,
E. C. Walker, W. W. Wheaton, Henry
Warren, W. B. Smith, A. N. Rood, B.
F. Dexter, D. Cunningham, F. Lambie, N.
31. Pratt.
Refugee Home Society.
President, Rev. II. D. Kitchell, D. D.
Vice President. Rev. N. Golver, D. D.
. ,
Treasurer, H. kallock.
Recording Secretary, F. Raymond.
Corresponding Secretary, Rev. William
Webb.
Auditor, E. C. Walker.
General Agent, Rev. C. C. Foote.
Executive Committee, Rev. T. J. Mum-
ford, Nathan Power, Rev. C. C. Foote, R.
Qardner, Rev. Wm. Hogarth, D. D., S. M.
Bolmes, S. Zug, Geo. DeBaptist, Rev. S.
Reed. - -- FIWIE DEBABTMENT,
Hrill, corner avenue
and Randolph street-
There are 12 efficiently organized corn-
panies, together with 2 Hook and Ladder
Companies.
The department forms abrigade of great
power, as well as local influence, and it
n~u~t necessarily continue to increase in
numbers as the population iIWreases. The
force now numbers about 650 men. It is
governed in its internal relations by a salutary
disipline of its members. But the
demands upon the valuable time of the individLlals
who hajre generously devoted
themselves to the protection of public and
private property, is a matter of no small
consideration, and tl laudable desire seems
to prevail to aid the Department by the
introductiou of steam engine power.
One fine Steam engine &' Lnfhyctte,"
has just been put on the strength of the
brigade, and serves in a similar relation as
artillery to musketry.
The value of Real Estate and movable
property vested in the Department at the
present date is roundly estimated at $100,-
000.
President, John D. Fairba'nks.
Vice Prcsiclent, E. T. $herlock.
Secretary, Geo. IV. Osborn.
Treasmer, Nark Flanigan.
Collector, John Kendall.
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Uniformed Oflcers.
Ghief Engineer, Wm. Holmes.

First Assist. Engineer, Bcnj. Clark.
Second Assist do Jas. Battle.
Fire Marshal, 13. A. Snow.
Board of Trustees.
President, John D. Fairbanks.
Secretary, Geo. W. Osborn.
From Hook & Ladder No. 1, Jas. Henry,
Geo. W. Green.
From Hook & Ladder No. 2, Geo. W.
Pattison, Wm. Curtis.
Engine Co. No. 1, W. H. Baxter, Jerome
CrouG
Engine Co. No. 3, Peter Lee, Thomas B.
Hughes.
Engine Co. No. 4, I-Ienry Starkey, Wm.
Duncan.
Engine Co. Nu. 5, John Keily, William
Hopkin.
Engine Co. go. 6, H. H. Wells, W. Y.
Rumnesy.
Engine Go. No. '7, Chas. Longtin, Robt.
Dillon.
Engine Co, No. 8, T. H. Hinchman, Benj.
Vernor.
Engine Go. No. 9, John Kendall, mm.
Holmes.
Engine Go. No. 10, Jas. C. Stackpole, J.
Lawler.
No, 11~
St Aubin.
Engine Go. No. 12, Frank Haigh, Moses
Done.
Honorary Members, Robert E. Roberts,
Btanley G. Wright.
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Board Fire of Wardens.
Chief Warden. Thos. P. Robinson.
Secretary, W. 'H. Baxter.
Trustees, T. hlcIntyre, Geo. C. Codd.
Engine c ~.
J. W. Helsey, F. C.
Hook & Ladder No. 1, Win. Davis, Da-
vid Dixon, Thos. Hurst.
IIoolc & Ladder No. 2, Cllas. D. Allen,
H. Hancocli, B. W. ~ornbeck.
Engine No. 1, Peter Roleau, George R.
Parsons, TV. 13. Bttster.
Engine No. 2, Jos. Godfrey, Wm. I

Phoenix 5 - -Foreman, Robt. Hopkin.
Secretary, Thos. P. Hughes.
Location Clifford fronting Rowland.
Engine, Rodgers, Albany, 8 X 8.
Neptune 6-Foreman, Geo. H. Shearer.
Secretary, Jas. Hough.
Location, Larned corner St. Antoine.
Engine Button, Waterford, 6% X 12 K.
'.
-Union 7-Foreman, Richard Dillon.
Secretary,
Location, Larned corner Riopelle.
Engine, Smith, 8 X 8.
Continental 8-Foreman, Theodore H.
Binchman.
Secretary, Geo. L. Maltz.
Location, Third bet Lafayette and How-
ard.
Engine, Jeffers & Co. Pawtk, R. I. 10
X 12.
Detroit 9-Foreman, John Kendall.
Secretary, Thos. McIntyre.
Location, Gratiot st corner St. Antoine.
Engine, Smith, 8% X 10.
Operative 10-Foreman, Dan'l Shannahan.
Secretary, Jas Barry.
Location, Orchard bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Engine, Smith, 10 X 10.
Spouter, '11-Foreman, John H. Adams.
Secretary, S. Dunstall.
Location, corner Larned & St Subin.
Engine, Smith 8 X 9.
--
Woodwridge 12--Poreman, V. Specht.
Secretary, Samuel A. Palmer.
Location, Fort st. below R. R. bridge.
Engine, Jefl'ers & Co., R. I. 9 X 9.
* Mayflower Co. '76-Foreman, J. B.
Sutherland.
Secretary, Wm. O'Callaghan.
* This Company is properly belonging
to and under the patronage of the Michigan
Central Railroad Company, and we under-
stand that W. I

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Treasurer, P. Kremer. I Band Master, -
Court ~artial. ' Lieut. L. Heidt.
Sergeant, J. V. Ruehle, Jr.
We observed with admiration the drill
2d Sergeant, C. Speck, and l? 'Becker, of
of this " Crack" Company recently. As
Company " A ;" ,rend Lieu t. 6. Hubert, Cora
volunteer citizen soldiery the men, uniporal
R. Buhler, C. Niedermuller. and H.
form, discipline, and every circumstance
Dapkin, of Company " B.
embraced within the Company, arrange-
"
Finance Comnlittee, Capt. L. Dillman, J. ments are superior and admirable. The
B. Franz, and G. Loehlein.
Company was elite when it first organized,
Committee on Uniforms, C. Speck.
it cannot now anywhere be excelled ; and
Armorer, Ohas. Schaub.
the fine and richly appointed Band of the
Conipany is also highly creditable. The
Company A.-Light Infantry Company. members of the Company, collectively and
individually, are popular citizens of social
OFFICERS.
position and influence.
Captain, Francls Kremer.
It is respectfully suggested that the
First Lieut., Ludwig Heidt.
sword worn by the band is too long-a
Second Lieut,, John B. Franz. curved sabre,- the point not descending
Third Lieut,, H. Kieler.
much, if anything, below the knee--with
Orderly Sergeant, J. V. Ruehle, Jr. fancy ivory hilt and silver-plated scabbard
Second Sergeant, G. Loehlein.
mounting, would add much additional lus-
Third Sergeant, Ph. Berg.
tre of appearance.
Fourth Sergeant, Jos. Grones.
The Drum Major, we think, would look
Color Sergeant, 0. A. Eberhard. better in the uniform of the band, except
First Corporal, A. Gumbrecht. the chapeau.
Second ~brporal, G. Pfeifer.
Third Corporal, B. Emrnendorfer.
Shields Guards.
Fourth Corporal, X. Schlicker.
We have not been informed whether
Secretary, G. Kast.
this Company is senior in its date of organization
to some othe~ companies. The
Yagers were otganized in the same year
1853. We give the Shields precedence,
therefore, by alphabetical arrangement.
This Company is volunteer, and independent
of the State, except in their relations
to State authority as individual citizens.
Uniform, arms, and appointments
are the present property of the members
of the Company, which is creditably officered
and disciplined.
Armory, No. 133 Michigan avenue, West,
where the guards have a capacious drill
Company B.--Artillery Cornpan y.
Captain Louis Dillman.
First Lieut., Christian Hubert.
Second Lrcut., Fred. F. Beaclrer.
Orderly Sergeant, A. Goebel.
Second Sergeant. II. Lauth.
First Corporal, Ph. Ruehler.
Second Corporal, W. Wolf.
Secretary, Chr. Niederrnuller.
-
Detroit Light Guard.
Organized November, 1855, numbering
about SO members. Armory, Field Block,
Woodbridge, IT.
OFFICERS.
OFFICERS.
Captain, Edward IIulloy.
Captain, Henry L. Chipman.
First Lieutenant, James W. Purcell.
First Lieutenant, John Robertson. Seconct Lieutenant, P. Casserly:
Second Lieutenant, IIorace S. Eoberts. Third Lieutenant, John Lnnigan.
First Sergeant, Chns. 31. Lum.
Ensign, Thomas Finn.
Second Sergeant, Joseph A. Eagle. I Color Sergeant, -
Third Sergeant. E. It. M:ithews.
Second Sergeant, &I. Buckley.
Fourth Sergeant, C. 11. Southwick. 1 Third Sergeant, I?. Dollard.
Color Sergeant, Oliver Goldsmith.
First Corporal, - Throop.
Second Corporal, -- FIull.
Third Corporal, - Grummond.
Fourth Corporal, Louis Hartmeyer.
Armorer, --
Fourth Sergeant, W. Dooley.
First Corporal, James Cosgrove.
Second Corporal, BI. Horan.
Third Corporal, P. Cam.
Fourth Corporal, C. IIogan.
Fifth Corporal, J. IIagerty.

Armorer Corporal, Jaines Cosgrove. . The Emmet Rifles.
W This Company lias just disbanded.
Detroit Pagers,
Armory, Gratiot road, near tollgate.
The Company numbers GO men, and was
organized June, 1853. This is an Americo-
German Company. Uniform rifle green,
Roman helmet, rifle and dagger.
The men are athletic, and formidable.
OFFICERS.
Captain, A. Lingeman.
First Lieutenant, Paul Gies.
Second Lieutenant, Peter Buffnagle.
Third Lieutenant, John Hensterbeck.
Color Sergeant, Frank Betz.
Second Sergeant, John Kseuter.
Third Sergeant, Anthony Betz.
Armorer, Caspar Lingeman.
Armory, 133 Michigan avenue, West.
[No report of oificers' names received.]
Jackson Guards.
Armory, 133 Michigan avenue, West.
Arms minnie rifles.
Captain, Mark M. Gram.
First Lieutenant, J. IT. Purcell.
Second Lieutenant,, Lawrence Verdon.
Third Lieutenant, F. G. Dollard.
Ensign, Thos. Finn.
XAIL WAYS,
Xichigan Central Rail Eoad.
This old Western Line. m~hich. since its
Detroit Light Infantry. completion to Chicago in 1852,'has done
Re-organized March, 1860.
excellent service, not only to the State of
hiichigan, but to the Western country genmoodward
avenue? above State erally a3 an avenue of travel, under the
street.
efficient and admirable management of its
This is a company of Young men, in Superintendent, and the thoroughly sysminority,
armed with muslietoons, and the tematized action of its ofjjcers and operanumbers
are highly expert at the ev0h.1- ' tives, has ever rnnintained the reputation
tions, and in the manual and platoon. The of a very superior it is
uniform is becoming- The rmral as well noticeable of the line that the managers
0fficial training of the Young men is have been liberally appreciative of the
praiseworthy- The Captain is a son of comforts and convenience of the traveling
gIajor Maclin of the United States Army. community, and the interests of commerce,
These lads are not holly absorbed with it is gratifying to note that the annual rethe
questionable sentiinent of fUilit(c~2/ port exhibits an increase of receipts, tor-
GZov ! but are found engaged in the more responding wit11 the increase of population,
utilitarian pursuits of life.
production, and consumption.
Several cities and villages of magnitude
OFFICERS.
hnvc grown into commercial and mnnuft~c-
Ca.ptaiiin, W. J. Nesbitt.
turing importance along its line. Among
First Lieutenant, J. Hull.
them we notice Ypsilnnti ; Ann Arbor (the
Second Lieutenaiat, E. Boulter. site of the State University); Dexter;
Third Lieutenant, P. J. Baier.
Jackson (the site of the Statc Prison);
First Sergeant, G. TP7ilcoxson. Albion (the site of the State Wesleyan
Second Sergeant, J. P. 0. Crawford. Seminary); Marshnll; Battle Creek; ICa-
Third Sergeant, R. Durgea. I lamnzoo (the sitc of the State. Lunatic Asy-
Fourth Sergeant, G. Wood. I lorn, and ihc Statc Baptist College) ; Paw
First Corporal, J. Tsrmns.
Pam ; Decatw ; Do~vayiac ; Niles ; Mich-
Second Corporal, C;. B. Wright. isan City (in Indiana) ; and Cllicago in
Third Corporal, G. S. IVilliams. Illinois, together with a large number of
Fourth Corporal, W. T. Smith. thriving villages of mino!., but by no
Quartermaster, J. J. Durgea.
means of insignificant importance, as re-
President, J. J. Duryes.
gards population and commerce. It is the
Vice President, T. E. Devany.
great comnlon carrier to market of the
Secretary, R. Duryea.
products of one of the most fertile agri-
Treasurer, J. Hull.
cultural regions on the contirrent. The
distance to Chicago, in Illinois, by the

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' Michigan Central Rail Road is 284 miles, ilssistant Superintendent, Joliet Divithrough
s picturesque and diversified coun- sion, C. Kno~vlton.
trv.
.-
.I
It is an historical fact, which may be
noted as a matter of Directory record, that / &B
on the 21st day of September, ISGO, the
Prince of "ales (the heir apparent to the
British Jlonarchy) with his suite, including
the of Newcastle, the Marquis of
Normanby, Ear' "* Germains,
Bruce, and several (Ither
Great Western Bailway.
This road is laid through Canada mest ;
t,,inus at lvindsol; posite Detroit.
Length of nlain line through Canada,
Chatham, Lolldon, Paris, Uundas, Hamilton,
Niagnrs, 239 miles, with branch to
British officials, passetl over this pleasantly
graded, and elegantl~ 'ppointed lines to
elph, 28 miles, and one to Toronto from.
IIamilton of 36 miles, and from Komoka,
Chicago, in the St~te of Illinois, having
encomiums 0' the
to Sanlia dl miles.
Ferry boat Union to and from &/ichigan
su~erior grade, precaution and genera1 Po-
Central R. Ra Depot, foot of Third street,
lice of the Michigan Ceotral* Upon w'icl'
ferry boats Windsor and Ottawa, to
occasion as a token of his appreciation of
and from Detroit and Milwwkee
the attentions of Me
It.
Rice, the Prince
Depot. Also, ferry boats from of
presented that gentleman mith a diamond
pin of exquisite n~orkmanship, upon which
Woodward avenue.
ThiS line, in connection with the Michiis
inwrought the heraldic crest and motto
of the Prince, who, ar' informed, stated
gan Central, hlicl,igan Southern and Detroit
and MiltVaukee Railroads, trallsports
his 'pinion that no
line existing could rival in its gento
from the East and the states of $1eral
details this model road.
ljnois, Indialla, Iowa, ~~isconsil~, hc,, the
The Directors chosen June '860,are
vast interchanging traffic, merchandise,
:
John W. Brooks, Boston,
produce and s(-oclr, to their respective mar-
Nathaniel Thayer, Boston.
ltets. The G. W. Itailway has opelled a
R. B. Forbes, Boston.
continious railway coqmunication between
El. H. Hunnewell, Boston.
the remote West and the Atlantic cities,
Elon Farnsworth, Detroit.
and is inestimably appreciated by the pub-
Erastus Corning, Albany.
lic for the winter facilities of travel, which,
33. 1). '\;villiamson, New York.
until the completion of this line, in Janua-
Edward Minturn, New Porlr.
ry, 1854, n-ere not existing.
J. M. Forbes, Boston.
The Great TVestern esterids its passen-
-
ger and transportation connections, by tho
Grand Trunli Railway and by the several
OFFICERS.
magnificent lines of steamers which navi-
President, John IT. Brooks.
gate Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence to
Vice President, B. I-I. Ilunnewell. all the cities of Lower Canada, and to the
Treasurer, Isaac Livermore.
Atlantic Seaboard, both in Canada and the
Superintendent, R. N. Rice.
United States, and by the New York Cen-
Auditor, William Boott.
tral, Hudson River, Boston, Worcester
Clerk, William B. I. Fowle, jun. and TJTcste~n liailroads, and by the New
Assistant Superintendent, C. H. Hurd. Porli and Erie Rail I

Managing Director, O. J. Brydges.
Financial Director, Thomas Reynolds.
Secretary, W. C. Stephens.
Assistant Superintendents, E. S. G. Colpoys
(at Hamilton), and James Peacock (at
London).
I
DIRECTORS.
In England, Robert Gill, President, Thos.
Cullen, Alexander Hayes and P. S.' Head.
In Canada., John Young, Vice President, 1
C. J. Brydges, M. D., ~6oma,s ~einolds;
F. D., Richard Juson, Henry C. R. Becher,
I?. W. G:~tes and William Dickson.
Head Offices at Hamilton, C. W.
The ticket office of the Great Western
Railway is in Michigan Central R. R. De-
pot, foot of Third street, Detroit.
the West are brought into dm0st marvel-
ous proximity, in point of time, with not
only the great cities of the continent on
the Atlantic coast, but by the regular Con-
ti nu it^ of Ocean steam travel with the
several countries of Europe. Several
branches fro111 this great line UIUS~ even-
tually be built, in time, leading into the
rich agricultural co~lnties through which
it runs in its direct Course to its Western
terminus at Grand Haven. This line may
properly be regarded as continuation of
the Great Western (Canada) Railway.
Verily these Railway companies are
great benefactors to mankind.
Including the more distant points in Min-
nesota to which Railway accommoc1ation
extends, and adding together the distances
of thc several lines by this route to the
seaboard,wefind the distance to be 1300
miles.
The Depot and offices of the Detroit &
Milwaultee Railroad are on the extensive
docks of the Company foot of Brush st.,
which are probably 2000 feet in length.
The present officers of the line are :
President, C. J. Brydges.
Vice President, Thos. Reynolds.
Secretary, C. C. Trowbridge.
Gen. Supt., W. K. Muir.
Gen. Freight Agent, Jas. 9. Armstrong.
Master Mechanic, Benj. Briscoe.
Grand Trunk Bailway of Canada.
The following precis of the organization
and condition of this line will be perused
in Detroit and thronghout the State
of Michigan generally, by the thousands
of business men who are in constant reference
to the Detroit 1)ireetory and Advertising
Gazetteer of Michigan. This
magnificent line of Railway ha,s its present
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, termini at Detroit in the Stateof Michigan,
This grand North western Line, which
in the West, a,nd at Portland, in the State
is substantially and efflciently appointed,
of Maine, on the shores of the Atlantic, in
connects the several New England, Middle
the East, and extends over eleven hundred
and Western States with the new State of
miles, through regions. unexcelled for pro-
Minnesota, and by its extension fro111 Ponductiveness
and fertility of soil, general
I 1 salubrity,and agreeable variery. of climate :
tiac to Grand Haven, has opened up to mar- I
ket several very fedile counties in Michi- Grand Trunk Bailway.
gan. Passengers and freight by this line One of the most important events to Deare
across Lake b~ a troit, and the entire west that has transpirline
of superb steamboats, built expressly ed for ,a,y years is the completion of this
for the route. %y the liberal enterprise of great thoroughf;lre, The link from port
this Coln~an~ the more remote regions of Huron to this city was opened for traffic
on the 21st of November, since which time
the business crowding upon it has fully
equalled its capacity,
It possesses important advantages over
any other road both for freight and passenger
traffic. Being ef uniform gauge, no
change of cars will be necessary from Sarnis
to Portland; and being also under the
management of one it
better facilities for the protection of pas..
sengers, the preservntioll of their bag-
gage than where they are required to pass
over lines uncler the control of different,
conflicting corporations.
The harbor of Portland is one of the
finest and most in the and
our immediate connection 2 point of
such importance is of itself matter de-
serving particular ment~on. Portland dis-
trict, as appears by the official statement
of the tonnage of the United States, made
in Jme, 1859, then owned 116,098 tons of
shipping, being the ninth port in the Un-

ion in point of tonnage. She is very large-
ly interested in the West India trade, her
annual imports of molasses exceeding those
of any port in the United States. She of-
fers, therefore, to the Western States, pe-
culiar facilities for procuring at a cheap
rde the products of the West Indies. The
harbor is without any bar, and so easy of
access that no pilots are required, and
strangers, with the directions given in the
American Coast Pilot, have brought their
ships into it with sa,fet~* There are. no
port harbor dues, or light-house
fe.es, excepting the official custom house
fees.
The Grand Trunk Railway is likely to
become the avenue through which an im-
menst: tide of irnrnigration will pour into
-
The officers of the main line are as fol-
lows :
President, Ron, John R ~ ~ ~ .
Managing Director, T. E. Blackwell.
General Manager, Walter Shanly.
Secretary, J. Elliott.
supt, mestern Division, C. R. christie
OEcers of the Detroit and Port Iluron
branch :
President, T. E. Blackwell.
Secretary and Treasurer, J. J. Stevenson.
General Manager, Walter Shady.
Superintendent, C. R. christie.
Cashier and Agent for G. T. It., J. D.
Hayes.
&m
Michigan. It will be a favorite route for
immigrants.
This is therefore a matter likely to be of Grand Rapids and Indiana
vast importance 60 Our State, with a large This line has its termini at Fort Wayne,
share of her terrltor~ as yet an ml~rokell Indiana, and at the Straits of hilachinac, .
wild, offering tempting inducements to the in Michigan. 20 miles of the line will
hardy settler.
shortly be completed from Grand Rapids in
The co~npletion of this stupendous bond the direction of Machinac, and the entire
of connection between thc Eastern and line will be prosecuted with vigor.
Western States, Canada and Europe, will
render markets available which weye before
difficult of access, and enable fkr dis- =@
tant countries to exchange their products Nichigan 8outhern Northern
at all seasons. The Grand Trunk may be
called the first section of the Pacific Rail- OFFICE~ZS OF THE BOARD.
road, as it already communicates with tha
Mississippi through Michigan, Illinois ;kncl President1 Gee- Bliss, Springfield, Ifass*
Wisconsin Railroads, and we expect to see Superintendcnt, John D* Campbell, Tothe
line completed from the Mississippi to ledo, Ohio-
*
California. It is not easy to form an esti- Secretary, Gee- H. Ford, New York*
mate of the amount of traffic and inter- T'e"urer, mm* malcottl ''
conrsethatthe1,150milesofGrandTrunk AssistantTreasurer,Geo-H-Ford*
Railnray will bring to Michigan and the Cashier, m* Savage, Toledo*
neighboring States. A junction has been Directors, Geo. Bliss, William Walcott,
already formed with that model of western Edwin C. Litchfield, J. 11. Ransom, Hiram
lines, the Michigan Central, by which Sibley, John S. Prouty, E. Morrison, R.
frieght and passeegers reach Chicago and S. Burron~s, C. 5. Potter, John C. Wright,
the numerous lines which diverge from that N. Beardsley, Wm. B. TVells, and R. Gardgreat
commercial city. It is probable that ner.
another junction will bc made with the De-
This lineof railway,which throughtroit
and 3IilwauGec Railwt~y by means of
out its in Michi, wall, over a
a branch from Port IXmon to On-osso. In
highly improved very border of
this case, thcre will be a direct line across
the State, is 243 miles in length from To-
Michigan, connecting with the Milwaukee
ledo to Chicago,
Railroads by the ferry across the lalte, and
penetrating Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Itdranch to &Ionroe from Adrian is 38
and Oregon, by lines which have not get
been traced on the Railway Maps of the Its branch to Jackson from Adrian is 4'7
United States.
I

Its branch to Three Eivers, via White
Piegon, is 13 miles.
Its Air Line Division from Toledo to
Elkhart, is 133 miles.
Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Division, 05
miles.
Making a total of five hundred and
thirty -nine miles.
It is connected with Detroit by the
branch called the Detroit, Monroe md
Toledo Railroad, which has its office on
the dock of the Detroit & Milwaukee R.
R., foot of Brush street. The business of
the D. M. 8; T. line is managed in Detroit
STAGE Coacnzs ply on all the Plank
Roads leading to Detroit. Information is
usually obtainable at all the Hotels.
We should be glad to hear betimes from
those stage coach proprietors. Thc p~lblic
no doubt would value detailed advertisements
as to tirne anct place as worthy to be
appreciated. 'The Directory supplies information
as much as possible without pay.
Steam Ferry Boats.
The Uniofi, plys between Detroit and
Windsor, Canada, leaving the dock at foot
of Third street.
The Windsor leaves tho Detroit & Mil-
waukee R. R. dock, foot of Brush st., on
the arrival and departure of trains.
Several other steam ferry boats ply to
and from the dock foot of Woodward ave.,
and the Canadian Docli, Windsor.
Mariners' Association. :
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1860.
President, Capt. Seymour C. Keeler.
1st Vice Pres., Capt. Hugh McGraw.
2d Vice Pres., Capt. G. Wilcox.
Treasurer,Capt. Thos. Heal.
Secretary, Capt. J. W. Hall.
Meets Merchants' Exchange.
by Mr. LENUEL I?. KNIGHT.
The compiler had expected a revision of
the list of Directors and officers of the M.
6. & N. I. R. R, and the usual orders for Detroit Steamboats Generally.
an advertisement, but up to going to press, Several lines of steamers connect from
the expected oomrnunicstion has not been ' Detroit with the Upper Penensula, as well
received. (See Appendix.)
as with Toledo, Maiden, Amherstburgh,
-
Chatham, Cleveland, Erie, BufEilo, and the
Merchant Marine of Detroit crosses the Atlantic
with freights for English and other
trans-atlantic ports. But as this depart-
Street Railways .in Detroit.
ment embraces such s large nunlber of
Railways are to be laid in four of the vessels, and as no inforrn&ion here set
principal avenues of the city forthwith.- down could nedy compensate the neglect
The indomitable energy of Captain E. B. of personal inquiry of Capt. EIa11,office near
Ward, R. N. Rice, General Superintendent foot of Cass street, we prefer to introduce
of the Michigan Central Railroad, and oth- the maritime inquirer to the Admiral of
er public spirited citizens is engaged in the Port, except where lines alre advertised
the movement, and affords ample assurance in the Directory, as in the case of JOHN
that the charter to build will be no dead HUTCEINGS 86 COI~IPANY, Dock west of Grisletter
in such hands. These lines are to wold street.
nxn through JeEerson, Woodward, and
Michigan avenues, and Fort street. $teaam boa f aiiruaes of De&~*oi it.
Wa present, for convenient reference, s
directory of our various steamboat lines,
including names of officers and agents, so
far as they have been made lcnown.
The boats as a general thing present s
fine appearance, reflecting great cfedit
upon the proprietors. Probably more money
has been expended for painting and
repairs than in any previous season. For
thls service, the Pul~lisher ~noclestly asks
that each captain, mate, engineer and deckhand
purchase a copy of the Directory, to
beguile leisure hours.
DETEOIT AND CLElTELAND.
Ocealz, @apt. a. G. Evans. Wm. &fcKa~,
1st mate'; Gugh &IcLnughlin, 2d do. ; i):
Carter, clerk ; John Greenslade, steward ;
Wm. Watson, 1st Enginem; ---- cur^ 9
2d do. Leaves Detroit Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings, at 8 o'clock, fiom
Central R. R. dock.

Xc~y Queen, Capt. E. Tiger. Wm. Keith,
mate ; James Moreton, clerk ; - Gagnier,
steward; Joseph Cook, 1st engineer;
James Reed, Bd do. Leaves Monday, mTed-
nesday, and Friday evenings. L. A. Pierce
is the Cleveland agent of this line. Agent
at Detroit, J. W. Keith ; office in DeGarmo
Jones' warehouse.
DETROIT AND SAGINAW.
Foj*est Queen, Capt. John Robertson-
Finis Kenyon, mate ; David Walker, clerk ;
Hamilton Johnson, engineer ; Eugene Van
Slyke, s Leaves Oe every
Tuesdav and Friday at 10 o'clock A. M.
Agents: ~ohn ~utchlngs
W. . - Thom~on, Port Huron : J. B. Hart, Bay es.
Kitton R: Co., St. Clair ; Mott & Hibbard,
Port Huron.
Stock,mnn, Capt. John James. Wm. Col-
lins, mate ; Willard Carpenter, enginneer;
Geo. Adams, Steward* Leaves for Port
Huron, kc., every Tuesday and Friday
evening. Agent at Detroit, B. G. Stimson.
DETROIT AND MALDEN.
PearZ, Capt. John A,. Sloan ; David
Burke, mate; John IIenderson, clerk ; J.
E. Smith, engineer. Leaves every day.-
Black & Young, agents.
& Go., Detroit ; J. ( The steamer Whitney, Capt. J. P. Hodg-
; b. d.
DETILOIT, DRESDEN AND WALLACEBURG.
City ; ~&tis'& Bliss, ~ast'~a~inaw
DETROIT AND CHATHAM.
Jerome. Satrinaw Citr.
- ~olujnbii, Capt. fiarius Cole. Eugene Sw~n, Capt. Smith Mathews. George
Arnold, mate; W. L. Kellogg, clerk; McDonald, mate ; leaves Detroit Mondays,
Charles T. Barron, engineer. Leaves De- Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 8% A. M.troit
every Monday at 2 o'clock P. Ma, Agents, Black & Young, Detroit ; C. Hartouching
at all intermediate ports on the born, Chatham.
lake shire. Agents--Trom6ridge, Chipman
& Rood, Detroit; J. B. Hart, Rag I DETROIT, BVFFALO AND GREEN BAY.
City ; curtiis & Bliss, ~ ast Saginaw ; Wm. The Nicfiigan, Captain Albert Stewart,
Binder, Saginaw City.
will run regularly between Green Bay,
J; E. ~'cl~le, ~aptain Go H. Cottrell. Mackinac, Detroit and Buffalo. Robt. Bain,
Wm. Stine, mate; C. Perry, clerk ; Thos. mate; Thos. Gillett, clerk ; Ed. McGlen-
Craig, engineer. Leaves Detroit every non, engineer; John Small, Steward.
Thursday for the Saginaws and neighbor- Agents, 0. Newberry 8; Co,, Detroit ;
ing ports. Agent-S. P. Brady & Go., Tole & Rice, Maclcinac ; Newberry & Go.,
Detroit.
Green Bay.
DETROIT AND PORT HUEON.
DETROIT AXD TOLEDO.
Fo~.estel*, Capt. John P. Ward. Archi- The Albion, Captain Daniel Miesel, leavbald
Gillies, mate ; Wm. Perry, mgineer ; ing Newberry's dock every Monday,
Walter Gould, stem-art.
Wednesday and Friday morning. A. God-
Bu~~J, Cnpt. C. F. Moore. James Wy- dard agent at to led^,
man, matc ; John Strschan, clerlr ; Janles
Croclictt, 1st engineer ; Garret Falkett,
DETROLT AND SANDUSKY.
2d do. ; D. hIiller, steward.
B([y City, Capt. A. Edwards ; Wm. Da- a
The Foresto. and l2zlby form a daily line. vis, mate ; - Myers, clerk ; Phineas
.Agents-John i-Iotchings, Detroit; if. Saunders, engineer. Leaves daily. J. W.
Hutchings & Co., Port IIuron. The former Barngm & Co., agents.
boat extends her trips to Forestville.
Agent at that place, Isaac Green ; Lexing-
DETROIT ASD iv~w BALTINORE.
ton. 3. L. ~VOOC~S ; Barli Shnntj~, 11. Old- Al.iez, Capt. L. Haskins ; H. G. Blanchfield
; Forester, Inlla~, Smith, Icell~ & Co. ,d clerk ; Henry LON-ell, engineer. Leaves
On Saturdays, the 3brcsley goes to Port her; at .t P. M., every day. Agents, Trow-
Austin.
bridge, Chipman & Rood, Detroit ; T. M.
Dwt, Capt. Selah Dustin. Francis Gore, Wilson, New Baltimore.
mate ; W. 0. Ashley, Clerk ; Robert Dickerson,
Stewart ; Solomon Presley, Engineer.
Leaves for Port Huron every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturdays at 2 P. M.
Agents, S. P. Brady & Co.. Detroit ; E. D.
DETROIT AND GIBRALTAR.
Olise Bya91 ch, Capt. John N. Stewart ;
Christian Drinkhous, engineer. Leaves
daily.

DETROIT AND LAKE SCPERIOR. Clifford, froin Sproat to Woodward ave.
Illinois, John Frazier ; Edward
Clinton, from Gratiot to I-lamtramck.
Gray, clerk; A. LeFleur, enginaer ;-
Columbia, from east line of Cass f,,rm to
Coney, stewerd.
G ratiot.
Congress, from Fifth to Hamtramck.
ane7Baz Capt* Redmond S* R ~ - Crawford, from Grand River to Holden
der.
Gen. Taylor, Capt. J. G. Parker.
Nayquette, Capt. Gee. 15. Ryder ; first
mate, Phineas T. Clark ; 2 d do., Stomell
Andrews ; engineer, 0. E. Blanchard.
Sea Bi~d? Capt C. 0. Blodgett.
Arctic, Capt. F. S. Miller.
Hontgomery, Capt. Jas. Nicholson.
F
DETBQIT STREET DIIRECTOBY,
Abbott, from Woodbridge farm to Mi&-
igan avenue.
Adams' Avenue, from Grand River to An-
toine.
Ann, from Crawford to Seventh.
Antoine, from River to Elizabeth.
Arch -
Ash: from Grand River to Thompson.
Atwater, from Gillett7s Wharf to Ham-
tramck.
Amrel, from Grand River to 'J'homspon,
Baker, frorn Sixth to Thompson.
Bates, from the River to Farmer.
Beaubien, from the River to the northern
line of the city.
Beech, from Seventh to Jones f'arm
Bellair -
Benton -
Berthelet alley, from Randolph to Frank-
lin.
Bowerman, from Michigan ave to Thomp-
son.
BriglIam, fl-onl Crawford to Grand River.
Bronson -
Brush, froln the River to alley north of
Columbia.
Buena Vista, from Grand River to Wood-
ward avenue.
Butternut, from Grand River to Thompson.
Calhoun, -
Cass, from the River to Grand River.
(Jatharine, from Gratiot to Hamtramck.
Cedar -
Charles, from Crawford to Grand River.
Cherry, west frorn Seventh to Jones' farm.
Cherry, east from Riopelle farm to Dequin-
dre.
Chestnut, west from Seventh to Porter.
Chestnut,east from Gratiot to Hamtramck.
Clay -
Road.
Croghan, from Randolph to Hamtramck.
Clfiler, from Crawford to Grand River.
Dequindre, from River to North.
Detroit, from Riopelle to upper line of Rio-
pelle farm.
Dudley, from the River to northern limit.
Duffield, from Woodward avenue to Grand
River.
Eighth, from the River to Grand River.
Elizabeth, from Grand River to I;. Beaubi-
en farm.
Elm, nrest from Grand River to Thompson.
Elm, east -
Farmer, from John to Randolph*
Farsar, from John R to Randolph.
Fifth, from Woodbridge to Grand River.
First, from River to Grand River.
Fort, west from western limit to Campus
Mar tius.
Fort, east, from Randolph to eastern limit.
Fourth, from Woodbridge to Grand River.
FranWin, from Berthelet Alley to Ham-
trarnck.
Premont -
Fr0n4 from Second to Third.
Fulton, from Crawford to Grand River.
Garden, from River to Michigan ave.
George, from ezyst line Gass farm to Wc~d-
wrad ave.
Gold --.
Grand River, from westsrn limit to Ran-
dolph-
Grange, -
Gratiot, h ln Slate to Hamtramck.
Grismold, from River to Clifford.
Grove, west from Michigan ave. to Thomp-
son.
Grove7 east -
Guoin, bet. Bivard an$ Hamtramck.
Haniett, from Randolph to Antoine*
Harrison avenue? from Michigan avenue to
Grand River.
IIastings, fro111 River to Gratiot.
Henry, from Woodward ave to upper line
of Cass farm.
High, from moodward ave to Hamtramck.
Howard, from Cass to western limita
Illinois -
Indiana, -
Irving, from Crawford;to Grand River*
James --

Jay, from Grat,iot to Hamtramck.
Jefferson Avenue, from Second to Ham-
tramck.
John R, from Woodward avenue to Char-
lotte.
Joseph. -
Julius Alloy, from Fourth to Griswold.
Kentucky.
Labrosse, from Michigan avenue to Thomp-
son.
Lafayette, from western limit to Ham-
tramck.
Larned, from Fifth to Hamiramck.
Leland --
Leverett, from Michigan avenue to Thomp-
son.
Liberty, ---
Lysander, from Crawford to Grand River.
Macomb Avenue, frorn Cass to Grand Cir-
cus.
Nacomb, from Randolph to Hamtra~nck.
Madison avenue, from Eandolph to Grand
Circus.
Maple, east from Gratiot to Hamtramclc.
Maple, IV ---
Bfarcy -
Maria, from Crawford to Grand River.
Maryland --
hIcDugd,
McLean, from Crowford to Grand River.
Miller, -
Miami avenue, from Randolph to Grand
Circus.
Michigan avenue,from Randolph to Thomp.
son.
hfonroe avenue, from Public Square to Ran-
dolph.
Montcalm, from east line of Cass farm to
JVoodi~ard avenue.
Myrtle, from Grand River to nestern limit.
hIullett, from the old Protestant Cemetery
to Hamtrarnck.
Napoleon,-
National Avenue, from Michigan Ave. to
Grand River.
North, from Riopelle farm to Dequindre.
Oak, from blich. ave to Grand River.
Ohio, -
Osceoln, --
Ontario,-
Orcllard. from Seventh to Grand River,
~rlenns,'from River to northern limit.
Palmer, from Cass to Grand River.
Park, from Grand River to Sproat.
Park Place, from Mich. ave. to Clifford.
Pierpout, -
Pierce, from Riopel1e to upper line ofgiopelle
farm.
-
Pine, between Hastings and Rivard.
Pine, west from western limit to Grand
River.
Plum, from Seventh to Grand River.
Porter, from Second to Thompson.
Public Square, opposite City Hall.
Randolph, from River to Adams avenue.
Riopelle, from River to Gra'tiot.
Rivard, from River to north line of city
boundary.
Rosalie,-
Rowland, from Michigan ~venuk to Grand
River.
Russell, from River to north line of city
boundary.
Scott, from Riopelle to upper line of Riopelle
farm.
Second, frorn River to Grand River.
Seventh, from Woodbridge to north limit.'
Seward, -
Shelby, from River lo Michigan avenue.
Sibley, from TVood~~ard Avenue to upper
line of Cass farm.
Silver,--
Sixth, fro111 1loodl)ridge to Grand River.
South, from Grand River to Buena Vista.
Sproat, from Woodward avenue to upper
line of Cass farm.
Spruce, fiom Seventh to Fifth.
State, from Park Place to Gratiot.
St. Aubin Avenue, from Eiver to Gratiot.
St. Lawrence, ---
Superior, -
Sycamore, from Grand River to west. limit.
Theresa alley, from River to Berthelet alley.
Third, froin River to north line of city. ,
Thompson, from River to northern limits.
Trumbull Avenue, from River to north line
of city.
Tuscola, -
Union, -
T3Ta2n~~t, frorn Grand River to Thompson.
Washington Avenue, from Michigan dve.
to G1.ancl Circus.
Waterloo, from Riopelle R-est line to Ilam-
.tramck.
Watson, -
-Wayne,' from River to Michigan Ave.
websterj -
IVilliins,
Williams, from Grand Circus to Montcalm.
Wine, ---
Woodbridge, from Thompson to Hamtramck.
Woodward avenue, from River to northern
boundary.

Wards of the City sf DeDroit.
First Wa~cl, all west of the centre line
of Shelby street to the lower line of the
farm, and south of the centre of Michigan
Avenue.
Second wc"dl
south of the centre of
Monroe and Michigan Avenues, and betnr.
the centre of' Shelby and Randolph streets.
ghircJ brd, All south of Gratiot st.,
and between the centre lines of Randolph
and St Antoine streets.
FouTth ward, All south of the Gratiot
Road, and between the centre lines of St.
Antoine and Rivard streets.
Pift h mad, All north of the centre of
Michigan Avenue, and west of the centres
of moodward Avenue and turn-
pike, to the lower line Of the Jones farm.
Sieth Ward, All east of the centre of
Woodward Avenue to Dequindre street,
north of centres of &Ionroe and
Gratiot street.
Seaenth Va~d, All south of the Gratiot
Road, and east from the centre of Rivnrd
to the centre of Deqnindre street.
Eig7&th mard, betmeen the lower
line of the Jones farm and the upper line
of the Woodbridge farm.
X7%th VCI?~, All between the eastern
line of the woodbridge farm, and the western
line of the Porter farm.
Tenth WCP?'~. All between the centre of
Dequindre street and the eastern line of
the City of Detroit.
House of Col-rection, and it is believed that t'his institution,
uncle]. eEicient and economical management,
will provicle for its own maintenance and the
redenlption of the bouds issued for its construction
at maturity.
The receipts into the treasury
from all sources during the
past fiscal year have been .... $314,270 14
Balauoe of cash, April lst, 1859 50,394 83
--
Total. ..................... $364,664 97
Disbursements for the same period :
For redemption bonds ........ .$69,000 00
FO~ Board of Education.. ...... 40,666 93
For interest .................... 19,849 92
Fcr special assessments ....... 37,732 14
....................
For sewers. 55.724 83
For road district improvernellts 18,912 25
For fire department, city poor,
street lamps, and general purposes
........................ 81,549 92
- $294,435 99
Cash balance April Ist, 1860 $70,228 98
Of which $50,000 is applicable to
I the construction of the pro-
:?$ ~~'r~~e,","[~2t~~~1
era] funds to which the same
is crodited in the table of ledger
balances, the sum of.. .....
20,228 98
~t is estimated that additional
$~1"~2,","2~~~~,","~!~
!:fg 30,ooo 00
--
........ $50,228 98
Maki,,p total of..
applicable to the general purposes of the city from
taxes already levied.
Credits to the several funds have been made to
t.he full amount of the appropriations except to the
Board of Education, general sewer, and general
funds, which filuds canGot be credited with their respective
proportions of the tax until the return of
the rolls 5y the Collectora: but it is hoped that a
suflicient amount will be realized to meet the amount
of unpaid claims, and the balances against the three
funds last above mentioned. ~hough it is quite
certain that th9 amount of delinquent taxes upon
the rolls of IS50 ~7ill considerably exceed that upon
the rolle of former years. This increase may be attributed
to the removal of property 2nd persons as.
sessed from the district, and the resort to legal proceedings
to avoid the yavment of the tax, both of
mhicll are conti~:geilcies chat cannot be foresee11 or
~h011~ prevented, b~lt the extent of the evil may be
lessened by great care in the assessmellt and promptnefis
in the collcctior~ of the tax.
I The assessment and collection of taxe~ is at all
timcs n c1elic:lte and important duty, al?cl the ~ y~tem
&~aggagak Bespoa*t sf'#JJpg tf?o~~gq.po~E- should be such as will combiile accuracy and economy.
The a~inual esl?enee of the present system,
Ler of 8he ci g~ of ~ @ ? ~ ~ * @ i ~ eseluaice e of ndrertisiug dalinquept taxes, may br
clTT CoNTROLLEP.'S 2 stntcd as follows :
- Datruit, '1 1S60.
Bal~ry of rZ8zedror ........................ $2,003 00
Boolis, statioilery, rn;ll;il~g State and county
To the Ron. thp Cowmo~i Cou!lcil:
tns roils and assistance .................. 3,200 00
Gentlemec-In obediei!ce to the requirements of Fees of nrard Collectora. .................. 4,080 00
the charter I hnl-e thchonor hercwith to submit full --
detnilcrl stat( nlcllts of the fil1a1:cial opcratio~,~ of
$8,200 00
the city rovcrx~uent for the fitjcal year enciixlg 011 A sum equal to 4 per ccnt. upon the \vhole amount
the 31st Mnrc!~ lmt.
of tns levied.
Tllc totnl :ii:Lilities of thc city as shoivn I respectf~illy suggest such a modificntion of the
in c1et:liled st~t~rneut arch ............. $318,195 12 pl-e~ent system as will, when compl~tect, l~lnce the
The resources of tllc silikil-rg fa~d now
rolls in the hsncls of a receiver of taxes nrllere for a
app1ic:lble to the redem;)tioil of the
definite period tnses may be paid without the addipublic
debt arc ....................... 11,123 05 tion of. cornmiet4on ; tlint thereafter for a period of
-- thirty days payments may be made with the addi-
Amoui:t unpro~idecl for at date.. ... $307,072 07 tion of one per cent., and for each subsequent thirty
Thc capital of the sinking fund iu row $78 665 55, days one per cent. be adcled until the 1st clay of Jathe
intercst on which, and the nnnnal tax of $5,006 nuary in each year, when the books should be closed
required by the provisions of the charter. will pro- nnd all property upon which taxes still remain unvide
for the redemption of the funded liabilities of paid, advertised and gold as at present provided, in
the city-except the public buildinp; stocks issued the case of delinquent taxeB.
December 3lst, 1859, for the consiruction of the The advantages anticipated by this system are,

greater accuracy in the accounts. certainty as to Statement showine the Receipts and Disbursements
time of payment. econon~y in the collection. aqd the by the City TFeasurer for the fiscal Year. cominto
the city treasury of the commissions mencing April 1st. 1859. and ending March 31st.
the benefits of which would accrue to all of 1860. and Ledger Balances April 1.1860 .
the tax payers alllre .
RECEIPTS .
Much inconverience has resulted to contractors
from the uncertainty of collections under the sys- Proyfedfl of&cit~bonds~fssued Sept.l, 1859 $30. 000 00
tem of special assessments for local improvements ;
Dec . 31. 1859 50. 000 00
and it is eiisential to thomeconomical prosecution of Interest on deposits in Michigan Insurworks
of this character. that greater certainty and ance Bank ............................ 1. 667 01
efficiency be given to the system . The most imme- Land contracts .......................... 435 60
diate and apparent . remedy is the exercise of great Pav!pg asses:?ents. I855 ................ 266 66
care in ordering thls class of improvements. and a
1856 ................ 94 64
6;
rigid enforcement of the r~gulations r7plicable to
1857 :: ................ 1. 430 08
&( cc .. 1858 (alleys) ......... 92 07
1859 ................ 32. 707 49
Asses:'m ents for planking alley 1858 . 18 91
" side and crosswalks 1856
and 1856. and interest ................. 15 38
Aseessments for side andcrosflwa1hs1857.
Eastern District .................*.... 107 14
Assessments for ~ide and ~rosswalksl857.
the preparation and collection of assessments .
An examination of the statements herewith sub
mitt& exhibita the gratifying fact that all demands
upon the several funds dependent upon the general
tax have been promptly paid. and that. with the ex-
ceptiou of the city ponnd and road district fonds.
there is a sufficient balance to the credit of the re .
spective funds to meet every demand which may be
properly made upon them prior to the receipt of the
tax of 1860 . The expenditure for-city pounds has
been : .
por salary of keepers ...................... ~1. 00400
Disbursements 554 02
............................
. liespeotfully submitted.
- --
$1. 558 02
--
Cost of maintenance .................. $1.0 53 58
This expense is incurred to remedy the incon-
Beceipts for fees .......................... 504 44
venience occasioned by violations of the city ordi-
nances. and should be borne by parties who fail to
comply wiih the law . and not be considered as a tax
upon the general treasury .
The road district funde amount to about $20. 000
annually. and are without that efficient and practi-
cal supervision which is exercised over other funds.
and which the magnitude of the appropriation and
the importance of the work demand . The whole
amount of the unpaid claims on the books of 'this
department is chargeable to these funds. acd such
has been the case to a great extent in former years .
The sum raised in the respective districts should
be sufticient for the purpose to which it is appro-
priated. but ita expenditure shouJd be brought with-
in tho immediate supervision of the Common Coun-
cil. and limited in each instance by the amount of
the appropriation.
The amount received for licenses during the past
year is merely nominal. and calls for an inquiry as
to the sufficiency of the law and the extent to which
it has been enforced .
Pour attention is particularly invited to the de-
tailed statement of cxpenditnres from the several
fund$. as the only criterion by which the propriety
and necessity of the disburscnlelrts n~iy be proper- Clifford street sewer. anloul~t refufuuded by
ly ascertained ; ancl as forming thc only safe baeis Finehart and others ................... 50 00
upon ~vhich to predic:ate cither new al~d ~ncreased Unclaimed accounts ..................... 45 25
expenditures. or necessary and subst:intinl reforms . Fees received at City Pounds ............ 504 44
Themoc1er;lto advai~ccs which Detroit 1s by marly Rent M:arliet ~tnlls ....................... 454 38
supposed to hiive made duriag the past few years. Rent Vegetable Marliet .................. 1. 137 83
arc more than compensated hv the au\~stantiai char . ltellt Hay Sck~les ......................... 230 60
acter of it6 progress ; ita firnlly esttlblished credit. Retit Therese alley ...................... 15 00
and the low rate of t:lxntion iic.ccssa~~y to ita on~vard Rent Sen~i~iary property ................. 50 00
movement. as cornp~~red mitb that of wester11 cities Rent Washington RIarket property ....... 3~ 00
of eql~itl inlportn~ice and population .
Rent lot of old erlgine house No . 6 ....... 50 00
Prudence avoulcl dictate thiit a policy productire Sale of building 8th street ............... 270 00
of So S:ltisfilctory results should be adliered tc with Sale of Engine No . 6 ..................... 50 00
reasonable tcnac~ty. but should not be permitted to Sale of grass in p:irks .................. 20 38
S:iles gas consunled in City Hall ......... 6 50
Sales city orclini~nces
deter us from cnterinq upon and prosecutilig with
vigorous zeal such nGcessary and EU bstantial irn-
Provements as may be accompl~shed without in-
creasing the burthens of taxation. as wili prornote
the health or convenience of our citizens .
E
J . M . EDMUNDS. Controller .
b
Western District ..................... 135 57
Assessments for side and crossrnalks 1858.
Western District .................... -- 255 44
~~~c!ssments for side and ~rosswalks 1858.
Easiern District ....................... 698 36
Assessmente for side and croe~swalks 1859. .
Eastern District ....................... 849 76
Aesessments for side and crosswalks 1859.
Western District ...................... 711 34
Delinquent taxes of 1854 ................. 5 24
6; 1856- ............... 22 85
1; 1856- ................ 64 59
kt 1857 ................. 2. 142 20
L( 1858 ................. 4. 119 04
Taxes 1858 ............................... 9. 113 50
Taxes 1859 collected by Treasurer ........ 96 637 34
Taxes 1859 coilected by Collector ........ 61i754 24
Assessment&for flling valley May's Creek . 180 00
lateral sewers ...... 1. 154 02
&& grading alley between
Woodward avenue andariswold
street .................................. 65 11
Assessment for filing repairing box drain
between Jefierson ave . and Larned st.. . 1 53
Assessment for filing grading sidewalks .. 156 52
&& entering sewers .... 31 13
Charges on delinquent taxes ............. 922 00
Interest on paving account 1856 and1857 . 460 90
Charges on tax leases .................... 7 UO
Board of Education. State appropriation
and library ............................ 6. 454 37
Board of Education. temporary loan ..... 6. 000 00
Redemption account .................... 480 88
Bincs in Recorder's Court ............... 432 75
Award of Jury openillg St . Antoine st ... 159 00
tL Mullett street ........... 66 00
..................... 2 00
-ale etorle and old material .............. P 65
Licenccs sale of meat by the quarter .... 775 00
16 drays .................. 25 50
LC concerts a11d circuees ... 28.2 50
orters and runners ..... 50 00
I :: {
ack drivers ........... 10 00
16 oarriages ............... 246 00
LL scavengers ............ 2 00
LC auctioners 20 00
. ..............

Balance in treasury April 1,1859 ........ 50,394 83 / Contingent " -- ----- ---. 7,208 91
--- Street opening " .-.-------. 6,41970
$394,664 97 1 City poor L L -------,, ,. 7,553 82
- Public building " ........... 3,13481
DISBURSEJIENTS.
Fire department . !,SO8 58
Sinking funds payment bonds due Sept. 1,
Sinking (6 ........... 1,308 14
1856 ................................... $60,000 00 Interest 'L . . ,-,, -,,,, 4 900 SO
Interest fu11ds ........................... 19,840 92
'L ........... 3:044 57
Board of Education fund.. .............. 40,666 93 Recorder's Lt 6 ,---. . ,,,,, 919 19
Redemption fund ........................ 270 85 Latteral sewer " ........... 76 18
City Poor fund .......................... 11,624 91 PavinqpccOunt, 1s57 " ........... 20534
Fire Department fnnd.. ................ 10,770 89
1859 'L ........... 78 49
Street Lamp fund. - - . - - - . --- - - - - . - .- - - -- 8,880 09 Interest on paving account, 1856 and 1857 51 33
Street Paving fund, 1855. ............-... 246 23 Park improvement fund ................. 135 72
L 1856-. ............... 100 12 General road ............................ 2,061 92
tL 1857--. .-.----.----- 1,231 8s RoadLdistrict No. 1 : ................. 33
I L 1858 102 a
2 ................. 2 28
.L
LL 1859 ,,,, - -- - . - - - - - -- . 32,629 00
4 " ---, ............. 3 87
1 L
Park Improvement fund ----. --- --"- .--- . 185 74
5 " .................. 47 61
L1
Public Sewer fund. ...................... 1,666 31
:: ................. 529 07
LL
Woodward avenue sewer fund. --- .--- --. 1,794 68
................. 5894
(6
Bloody Run culvert funcl ---- .------- .--. 1,148 20
8 " ................ 218 45
(1
Riopelle street sewer fuvd .--- .--- ------. 6,831 48
9 " .
3943
(6
Michigan avenue sewer fund ---- ----. - -- 1,133 14
10 " ................. 12 28
John IZ street sewer fund ............... 2,j19 33 Delinquellt St. & Co. assessments, &
mmklin street sewer fund .............. 2,552 00 1856 .................... -. ............ 27
Orleans street sewer fund -.............. 5,897 53 Side 2nd crosswalk, W;& D., 1857.. ....... 24 08
Rowland street sewer fund .............. 578 62
1858.. ........ 23 43
1 L
"
Rivarcl street sewer fund ................ 1,695 75
E. W., 1858.. ------..- 40 SO
LL I
Park street sewer fund .--, ---- .--- ---- ,, 1,706 37
" 1859 ---- ----- - 167 49
Hastings street sewer fund .............. 1,464 32 Heirs of H. Benubien, deceased .......... 25 00
May's Creek culvert fund ............... 1 , 8s ~ Person's ~ ~ uilknvwn and unclaimed accounts 529 75
Bates and Farmer street sewer fund ..... GS7 49 Repairing bos drain in alley ............. 1 53
St. Alitoine street sewer fund. --- . - .- .--- 5,170 v3 Redemption ncoounta .................... 252 99
Eat,eral street sewer fund----. ........... 20 00 , Taxemof 1859. .......................... 23,486 41
t City l'ouncl fund ....................... l,ljS Unpaid claims.. ......................... 1,096 43
General Road fund ...................... 533 30
Unpaid clainis fund ..................... 3,309 61
$124,478 54
General Sewer fund ..................... 2,000 26
General fuucl ........................... 30,706 SG 1 CONTRA. C R.
Recorcler7a Court f~~ncl. ................
O2 ' City Trcnsurer .......... ,,,, ............ $70,228 98
Contillgent fund ........................
17S$1 If 1 Rolid Dibtrict No. 3. ..................... 34 29
Street Opening fund.. ................... 5,00S Oa City pound fund.. .......................
49 58
Cross allit eidewillks assesslnents 1855 and
Side and crosswalks, Western District,
1856, and interest ...................... 11 1 1859 ................................... 6s 79
Croas and sidewalk a~sessilzeuts 18.57, Gcncrel sewer fund.. .................... 383 97
IVestcrn District ...................... Eo:~ril of Xdoc%tion ..................... 22,657 62
Cross and sidewalk wdcseinents 1857,
1 Gcncrnl fulid ............................ 29,958 88
Easter11 District ---- ---- ---- -------"--- 1°7 I ' C1-edit nnpaicl claims as follo~vs :
Cross and sidewall; assessmellts! 1858,
I Roncl difitrict No. 2.. .................... l2G 13
Eastern District ....................... 831 72 L L
" 3 ...................... 527 19
Cross and ~itlewa!li assessments, 1858,
IL
TVestern District ..................... " 5. ..................... 15 60
521 12
LC
" 8 ...................... 277 60
Crops and sirle\~-alk asscsrsments, 1859,
L L 10
Western Diatricc ...................... ...................... 149 91
580 13 --
Cro~s tlnd ~id~~:~lli as~easincnis, 1859,
$124,473 54
E:~stern District ....................... 27
noail District NO. 1.. ...-................ 4,646 05 /
!L KO. 2. .....-.-............. 1,:3.ZS 'Ji )
L! so, 3 --------
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2,2(,34G 1
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1 i
KO. S-- ..................... 2,1300~1 '
1. KO 9 .-------- ----._-_.---. 2,4*:.',, /
OFFICE OF
No. 10.. ...................
TTATER TTonss. 1
1,~r~g 5s
~obl~~h Enilcliiilr inlid .................... JijC3 10 1 DETROIT, July 10, 1SGO.
11;teri.st on l~:l~il!$ il(a~o~~nt. is56 nl;d IS57 409 57 j fi Ihc .~ocL~'~~ of Tirotor Col~z?izissioners of the citg
Gradi~~r?. :~llcy bc.t\vec.~? J\'oocl:\-ardayelluo I ~f Dctr-oit :
2nd Grisli-oI(1 ~troct "--- ---- --- ----. . - j2
Stl'Wt i)1:111liil~C! fllll(1. - --- - --. ---- ---- , .
G i!a~~snr.s-Tlje nnnunl nssesai~~ents of tile rqtes
pillil,;. milsy xn~.d

p---
of families now eupplicd with water from the works of these locslitiea the inhabitants procure a partial
is 6,960-being an increase over last year of 156 fam- supply of water from the works now, by tresepaasilies,
and an increase within the past, Eve years of ing on the nearest premisea supplied, while but lit-
1,668 families. The whole number of families in tle if any revenue is derived ther6from. By extend.
the city not supplied with water from the works is ince; plpes into these districts they mould be corn.
2,033, moat of whom reside in districts not accessi- peiled to connect service-pipes with their respe~tblo
to the distribution pipes at present laid. Some ive premises and .pay the rates assessed for they
of them obtain their supply directlyfrom the river, would uo longer have any apology for doing otherbut
most of them obtain ~t from wells, generally but wise.
ecantily supplied by surface drainage. There is not The annual current expenses were greatly aug.
within the limits ef the city what can really be rnented while the work of construction was goin
termee a spring., foy the surface of the earth is nn- on, but now that the works are about completef
derlaid by atiff impermeable clay, extending down and the current expenses hereafter mill be confined
to a rock base. Of the water fbund in t,?ese wells, to supplying water and ma~ntaining the works.the~
Prof. Douglass, who analized it, says : The large ahold be proportionately lessened.
quantity of sodium (common salt), cl~loride of po- A large amount of the cost of construction an4
tassium, and magnesium found in it clearly indicates annual current expnsea are properly chargable t~
its surface origin. The two last salts are cathartic other branches of the municipal government-Fire
in their properties, and the habitual use of water Deperlmcnt and poor Funds-the burden of whioh
holding them in solution, in any considerable quan- should not be bgrne by the water takers, but by the
tities, must prove injurious to health. A galion city at large, for a large amonut of property to whioh
of the well water he found to colltaill 116 grains of fire protection is afforded does not contribute to the
solid matter, while the water from the works he revenue of the works, and it will be conceded that
found to contain but a fraction more than five grains, the poor should be thus maintained. It is true
" composed mostly of sillica, alumina, and iron, ele- that about fifty thousand dollars' valuation of the
ments that could produce little or no injury ; while old works will remain, the interest upon which i#
the much the most injurious compounds, are entire- paid by the citv, but this is not by any means equal
ly absent," Nearly all who procure water from to the proportioi~ate cost of the works and annnaI,
these wells, as also those who are now compelled to cost of supplying watel; which is now paid escluprocure
it directly from the margin of the river, sively by water-takers. In my assessment report
subject as it is to the shore washings and drainage for 1857, I stated that the interest on the cost of
of a populous city, would gladly procure it from what would remain of tho old works would defray
the works now, and will do so whenever distribu- the expense of supplying the water to the Pire De.
ting pipes are extended accessible to their premises. partment, but that had no refzrsnce to the cost- of
Now that the construction of the works is near- the works.
ly completed,---I mean as to the power to supply Besides the proportiollate cost of the power to
and capacity,of storage of water,-which are constuc- furllish a ~ UPP~Y of water, there has been paid for
ted on a scale sufficient for at least three times the fire hydrallts and iron pipes to connect them and
present population of the city, I deem it proper to the reservoirs about forty thousand dollars, and, be.
call your attention to the necessities for the exten- sides the proportionate cost of supplying water, one
sion of distributing pipes, as the only means upon man is kept C01lS~lltly empleyed examining and
which you have to rely to make the morke self- keeping the hydrallts jn working order. Whenever
sustaining, as fast as you may be satisfied it will be a llgclrant or grate is broken, it is repaired or replac.
remunerative and your mealls will permit.
ed :it the expense of the morks, thus increasing the
The extension of water pipes has not, for the past currellt expenses about six hbndred dollars annufew
years, bsen commensurate vith the growth of ally. The annus1 amount which is now paid by
the city. Thiq coald not 11e clone for the wont of wittcr-takers, alltl which shonicl properly be pmd
power to supply ancl capacity of storage of by the city, l)psidcs the ~ro~ortiouate amount for
'\iVhile tilcre are 1,GGS lnorc families sup,vliod with cost of the Power to sul)~fy, alld Supply of wa.
wats from the nrorks than there -were five years ler, is as fol!01i7s :
ago, there are 917 more ftatl~ilieti in the city ??of sup- For annnai interest on $40,000---- - --- - ---
217,iecZirom thc worlie thali they were at that tirne. For allnnal espcnee of keeping hydrants,
There were about 000 f:lmilies :tdclecl in IS57 by the
extension of the geographicnl lilnits of the city, and
thc 11umber has iticre~sed within these limits since
that time about 500. The gromtl~ of the city by
telSriiorial estensiou merely, is not, Zo~~rever, that
" g0~tll'~ TVhich results from the combination of
capitnl and indoatry by \i-llicb 11-caltl1 al~d pmduction
is actually increased nild ycographic:il limits
en!arped by necessary diste!leioi~, but, on thc contmry,
imposes mulliciyil burth(hiis for its lllainte?lxnce,
of which the water ~vorlis are ncccua;lrily
ohlig~d to coiltribnte itd proponion of ulircmnilerntivc
ex lenees, in iayillg long li!ica of pipw for fern
Water-tol;crs, irlstc:id of short lilies for illi~:iy coil-
611111CrE.
hvcry 1ai.q~ number of fitlnilies rcsiclc in clistricts
$2,800
&c., ill order ---- ---- ---- .-..
For annual expense of supplying the poor 69q
with water ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- --.- 1,000 - --
Total------------.--- ---- - ------- $4,400
TO mllicll a]lollld be added the l)roportionnte
anlo~lnt of the interest cost yoJirer to
and for the of water furnished for
fir, l)L1rllOwes.
The l\~]lole llulnbcr of f;lmlliea ill tllo city is 8 gi3,
beillg iilcrc2sc oJ-cr lClst yc:lr of ftlmiiikS,-
Sillce the rrorlis melee ull~er tile lllnnayemerit
of tilo ~o:~ril, pigllt yp:lrs ,lcol 1)psides rulayil,g
1 19 lll:]eb Of dls?ri~)lTtjo!l l;il)C4, 29;i nlilr
pipes 1i:~rc b~~cn :~c!tlecl 'rile tl t:il pip~ge in tho city
( S:~nuxi.y 1 ]:\st IJ~;~+ 61 nlilcs : ~nd 565 feet. 3,363 more
too EP~~DL~!. h~ttled ai1~1 too renlotc f1'01u tfle \vnter I f::~llil;?~ are s~:pl)Iied wit11 l-vnter fiSorn thc \i-orl.;s,
llil2es to ju4ti:j. tho espect:rtion of s~ipplyir~g tlle~~ 311~1 tllc :1ll1111:l1 alllolllit of the assessed rates has
froill the norlit nl prraaor, hut there aru 1ioi1- sprer- 1 inrrr~necil +21,3S3.
a1 1oc::lities withill the clty limit^, tsolttc of thc~m 7'11(' numl)er of unoccupied bnil

't
WARDS.
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...............
ASSESSED VALUE OF PROPERT P-CITY OF DETROIT-1860.
ai
E'irst
$2,050,235 $295 $8,755 $9,415 $40,450 $105,550 $138,600 $ 303,065 $2,353,309
8econd .---. ---- --.- 2,769,150 . ---
Third,, --- - - --. --, --
-- 6,345 6,350 28,350 948,650 241,900 1,231,495 4,000,645
1,132,876 - - .- -- 4,345 4,195 28,100
Fourth-. - - - - -- 728,870 -
46,900 30,140 113,690 1,246,566
- - 5530 5.99j 18,721 7,675 94,025 lil,Y45 8JI,815
Fifth ............-.. 1,517,525 420 4,095 3,7So) 14,750 19,200) 35.450 77.6451 1,695.170
Sixth - -,- - -- .- - - -- -- 1,790,333 315 I 6,585 5,860 17,350 32,800 19,850 82,560 9,872,893
"enth. -------- ---- 958,l70 3,WI 4,485' "~91 9,3251 23,6OOi 52,3151 1,010,485
Eighth,,. --,--- ----,- 810,346 450 1,625 1,470 3,400 3,655 98,800 109,420 919,766
Ninth.,- --,------- -- 1,232,573 330 1,390 1,135 2,300 1,944 29,350 34,445 1,267,018
Tenth .-............. 1,037,0571 610 2,330 2,095 1,950 4,675 38,450 60.110 1,084,165
Total .......-... \ $14,027,313~$2,4:20I$~,655( $44,7251 $166.275/$1,180.440] $748,1751 $2,186.6901$16,213 823
Comp~ratiue Pnlzcation of Personal Property.
1869. ( 1850. 1 Ino / Dea.
I
Real .-.. ---, ,--- .--- .--- ,--- .--- --.- -..- -.-. ------,,,,,,,,,,,
Borsee ..--- --.- ---- .--- ---- .--- .-----.---.I .--- ---- -..- -,.. ,,
Carriages----.----.--.--------------..---- ----- --- ----------
Il.ousehold furniture.--- - --- . --- - --- ----. --- --. - --- - --- - - - -
Merchaodise..--. -------
---- ---- ----.-.-
B took, Money and other Personal. . --- . - ,, . , -. ,, -, . , . , ,,. ,,,
Aggregate Personal -, . - . - - - - - - - . -. - - - - -, , . , . , . , ,,, , . Aggregate Real and Personal.
1
...............................
I
BECAPITU1;A TITON OF * AEISESSMELVTS 03 Jnil .................. ---. ................-. 1
WA TER RA TES AND X TA I'ISTICAL Orphan's Homes..--- ................ --.. .. 3
TABLES.
Hopits .................................. 2
Public Schools. --- ---- -------- ---------
62
SUPPLIED AND RATED.
Private Schools ........................... 19
Wr Totals.
Fire Engine Houses ..............-.......... 13
Amount of Assessments.---- ---- -------- ---- $56,969 Public Markets ................---.......... 1
Number of families-- - - - - -- - --- - --- . -. - - -- 6,960
Private Meat Shops ......................... 62
stores .--- -------.---. --.. --. ------.---------
370
Statio~lary Steam Engines. ................... 50
Taverns. ....................................
44 Pi.no Forte and elo ode on Manufactories. -,, 2
Grocery and Provision Stores----- ---- - --- 310
Public Bathing Establishments--. ....... ,-,, 4
Offices ---------- ----- .--- 240 rectify in^ Dis:illeries-. ..................... 9
Mechanic shops-.--- .--- ---. ---- ---- .--- ---- 561 Vinegar Factories-- ......................... 9
Iron Machine Shops- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - & Brush nncl Broorn Factories.--- ............. 2
Iron Foundries--- --- ---- ---- ---- ---, ---. - --- 9 Boarding Ilouses.. .................. ---.-,, 107
Boiler Manufactories- ---. - -- ---- ---- ----. --- 4 Bars for Retail of Spirituous Liquors, Wine
Locomotive Works------ ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 1 andBeer ............................... 531
Brass Foundries-.--- .--- ---- ---- -.-- ---- ---- 5 nail Car Mrinufnctories-- .. -- . . -- -. . --- . . -- ,, 2
Steam l'laning, Do~r, Sash, Blind and Furni-
Last Manufactories. ......................... 2
ture lMannfactories- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10 File hlnnufactories.. ........................ 2
Sam j&llufactories--, - ---. - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - . --- 1
LiriieKilns, ................................. 1
Flour i\Iills--.------- .----------------------- 'i R. R. Cattle Yards .......................... 2
Saw Mills ---.- ---.------- ---- ---- -- --.- -- --- 2 Cutlery and Edge Tool Fnctory.. ............ 1
P]nster Mills---------------- ---------------- 1 Pnclcing 'IIouses .............................
1
Tanneries and lforocco F:tctorics --.. ----. --. 7
Steam Tobacco Factories. ................... 6 **:g This Table cshibitccl the statistics of each
Soap and Candle Factories, and Ashcrics.. ... 12 Ward in Mr. Itoberts' Bcport.
Stoue . - and hlarble Mrorks. .................... 8
Xnilrond Depots. ...........................
5
Livery and Omnibus Siables. ................ 17
NOT SUPPLIISD.
Breweries .............................. .-.. 2s
M~lt IIonses---- . ............................
G Number of f:xmilies-- ....................... ----2023
Bakeries ....................................
81. Stores .......................-................. 20
Gas Wor'ks. .................................
1 Taverns ...............-....................... 5
Dye Houses ................ -'- ........ -: .... G Grocery and Provision Stores.. ............. .>. . 42
f3ocls and Small Beer. ......................... 1 Offices .................................... ,. 15
Printing Establishments . . -- - --- --. - - - -- ---- 11 Mechanic 8hops.. .............................. 115
Public Halls ................................
5 Iron Machine Shops.. ..........................
Churches ...................................
33 Iron Fonodries- ................................ 2
Banks ......................................
5 Boiler lfanufactories-
Theatres .....................................
......... ,-- .............. 2
2 Bra~s Boundries.. .............................
af PI

Stenm Planing, Door, Sash, Blind and Furniture
Na:lufactories ......................... ,. .
Sam Mills .....................................
Tanlicries and Morocco Facqorios. ..............
Stone and Marble XTorks .......................
Potteries .......................................
Lime Kilns'and Stone Yards-.
----
.................
Bre~vories ......-.................. 7, ......
Malt I~OLIS~G. ...................................
I'rivate Meat Shops ,-,, -,,, .,,. .,,, .,,, . _,,
Forwarding IIouses ............................
Wheat Elevators.. ............................
Stationary Btearn Engines .---
---- .--, .-.,
,,-,
-,,,-,
4
7
8
4
3
8
3
2
5
27
2
80
Kope
Bare walks .--. - --- -- .- ----. -,, . - --. --- ---- - -.for
Eetail of Spirituous Liquors, Wine and
Congee .------------------- ;;- 94
G11~1 Yards ...................................... 4
-l.ue Factories .--- .-.--- -- -,-, .--,---- ..--- .-,,, 1
Sf; b and Pail Bactories.-.- .................... I
Match actor^ .......................... 1
hip Yards ........... .------I- ................ 8
Dry Docks-. ................................... 2
Asheries ................................ -:--. .. 8
*** This Tnble exhibited the statistics of each
Ward in Mr. liobert's Report.
STATlfiTICS of Ihe City of Detroit ,for the years IS55 and ISGO, and showing t7be i~zcrease in j5ve Vears.
- -
6 0 1855 :?: y7rs ,
Number or E';~milies ................. ,9978 632s 2645 L'nentres ........-...-.........-......
.----------0-----.----------------
Stores ....--...--..................... 1 ''
3931 335 55 .Jail
T:tvenls.. ........................... 4.9; 49 Orphans' IPome------------------------
Groceries and Provision Stores..-, .,,, 3531 260 03 I-Iospitals ------------------ - -------- 2
OfIices ...............................
255 175 80 Public Schools------------------------- 62 26 86
Meclinniq Shops ..................... 676 343 333 Private Schools---------------.---- ---- 19 24
Iron h1achine 8l1ops.. ................ 11 10 1 Fire Eoeine Houses------------ ------- 13 9 4
Iron Foutlciries .......................
11 7 4 Public Markets------------------------ 1 1.'
Boiler M:tnufkclories.. ...........-... 6 4 3 Private Meat Marlcets- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 67 24 43
Lc~:omotiveWorks ................... 1 1 ForwardingIXouses----.-------------- 27 24 8
Brass Pounclries---, ..............-... 7 6 1 Wheat Elevators------------- -------- 2 2
Steal11 Planing, Door, Sash, Blind and
I.3tationary Stea~n Ellqines---- ---- ---- SO 46 34
li'uruiture 'Msnn.f;~ctorics. ........ 14 12 3 Piano E'orte and Melodeon Manufac-
8 % Mai~ufactoriee
~ .................. 1 .1 tories ---- --------.---
---- .--- .-.- 2 2
F~~LIY Uiila-- .......................... 7 3 4 / Public Bathin: Edtablishments-------- 4 4
Saw hfills ............................
9 6 3 RectifyingDistillerieu----------------
Plaster Nills ......................... 1 1 viuegnr Factories---- ----------------
Tanneries and Morocco Factories. --,, 15 9 6 Rope Walks----------------------- ----
Soap c ! Cnndle Fncto 1 ies, and Asheries 13 9 4 Brush and Broom Factories-- - ---------
StoneandMbtrbleWorks ............. 12 10 2 BoardingHouses----------------------
Yottelies .............................
3 2 1 Bars for lbtail of Spirituous Lianors---
Lime Kilns and Stone Yards. ........ 1s G 121 Coal Yards----------------------------
Enilron(1 Depots ...................... 5 2 31 ~l~~ Factories- --- ---- .--- .--- ---- ---.
Livery and Omuibtzs Stables-,-,,, . . ,, IT 14 31 Tub and Pail Factories---- ---- --------
Brvris .......................... 30 17 13 Rail Uas hl:lnllfactories-- -------------
MaltlXouses ..........................
8 2 (3 Stea~nNatchFnctories-----------------
Bnlrel-ies .............................
32 21 11 Last Manufactories--------------------
Gas Works.. ........................
1 1 Steam Tobacco Fsctorios----------
HydraulicWorks ......,-,,-,,; .
---- 6 6
1 I FileFactories------------------------ 2 1 I,
Dye Houses. .........................
l'rinting Establishments,,_,,,_,_,.,,,
Publie l-ialls .
-----------c
h s ............................
Banks------.- .-..--
------ ------------
(1800 1811 1 I :tcii y7rs 1 p
STrl TEMEiVT sl~owiny t7~e zoi~ole number of F~milies in I7r.e seve~*al W~z?*cZs of t7~e City Jijly Ist, 1559, an8
JLL~~ lst, 1860, and Ino~easercnd Decrease. The Decrease is attrlib?ctcc.ble td the Pact that Residences are
Beprbi~~ecZ to Give Xsy to acco~nntodate Co~?tlnercial and J l a ~ c z ~ ~ Pacllities. c t r
4 7
1
1 1
m
No. in No. in No. in No in
Years. 1.1860. / 185'3. I Idcrease. 1 Decrease. I/ Years. I 1860. ( 1869. I Increase. 1 Decrensa
F ? d - - - - - - - - - 67‘1. 689 --------- 15 Seventh Ward------ 1354 1370 14
Second Ward------- 1 2"s 215 --------- 10 Eiohth Ward---- --, 1094 1091 2
Third Ward.------- 689 678 11
~ ~ Ward. t ------- h 626 623 3
Fourth \Vard.---- - - - 1014 1028
TenthWarcl-------- 778 659 I19
Fifth WTard.---.--- 104 1016
sixth Wnrd- --- - - - - 1400 1395
Total gain ------ --- .--.---
206
--------- 14
_ - - -
Totals------------ 8973 S767
245 59
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a

62 JOHNSTON'S DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY,
pr
STATEXEiVT shoce4ng the number kind and va2uatiocn of Buildings constructing in the several Wa~cla of
the bidy ai! the lime the Canvass mas mads.
C'
Eirst ~arcl-----------secondward------------
----.-.., 8 ---- 10 - 1 ---- ---- ---- ----
106,000
Third Ward----.----------- --------- -&---------- 6 ---. 7 ---- ---- ---li\ollrth
Ward ---- .-------------------
---.----- --. 1 ----
A
65,000
--.- ---- ---- ---- .--- I--- ---.
Fifth Ward-------------------------.--,- ------ 11 11 20 2 1 ---- 1
Bisth Ward .-.-. ---- --------- -------- -------- ----
I
I 1 - - - -
[3glenth Ward------------------------ -------,,,, 15 9 3 ----
&ighth Ward------------ -------- ---- -------- .,,, 7 11 ---- ----
Ninth Ward--------- ------------.------ -.--- ,,,,
I! 4 ,g ---- 1 1
14,000
30,000
$560,000
----
12 000
---- ----
- - - - . - - -
---- 123:000
1 ---- 1
1 ----
144,000
---- --.-
---- ---- 45,000
.-.-
--------
-___ ---- 17,000
penth Ward------------------------- ---- .-,- 3 31 ---- ---- ----Im--- ---- ---- ---- 1
---- ----
Totals----------------------.--.-.--------,,,, '7"OJ - 59, 2 2 1
____ ---- ----
A 1 1
----
.--.
----
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AND
BIJSINENSZADVERTI8ER FOR 1861.i
1 THE Public are invited to examine the Advertising
Department of t,his
containing the Business [Cards of the principal
Bankers, Merchants, Shippers,
-A fessional Men, Manufacturers and
- -- ...
5;- - Xee cdso Adverti~e?~~' Index.
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CAMPBELL & OWEN,
wt~prit$mrg of ai~niatt @I$ 8~ so$&,
++
OFFICE AND YARD FOOT OF DEQUINDRE STREET
NEAR IIYDRAULIC WORKS.
DETROIT - - - JIICHIGAN.
BROOKS & ADAMS,
(Successors to Brooks, Adams di Co.)
No. 361 Woodbridge Street West (adjoining M. C. R. R. Depot), Detroit.
Bills Sawed to Order.
Xo. 411 River Street, beEouo JZP. C. R e Crossing.
Ceiling, Siding and Flooring always on hand. Lumber surfaced to order.

HENRY E. BENSON,
Hannfacturer and Dealer in all kinds! of .
Wholesale & Retail.
first EU above Jydranlic Bound Hoaso. DETROIT.
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metals will at all times be of the best materials, and our manufacture of themin the
HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART.
It will be our aim, under all circumstances, to compete with the very best foundries in the
country, both in style and finish. Having recently made large additions lo our stock
of Moulds and Matrices, we are now prepared to furnish in any quantity
THE ~ O S APPROVED T
FACES OF
AND FIT OUT PRINTING OFFICES OF ANY 61ZE ON THE BHOBTEST NOTICE.
0.U 00 P090INO. ROOM=
Are well stocked with the latest and most approved styles of Book and Job Type,
of all sizes, and we
STEREOTYPE OR ELEETROTY PE BOOKS,
5;. 9 &@=,
On 107Lola Notice cmcZ at EASTERN PRlrCEXO
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Of various Sizes and styles wlways on hand.
Type that has been used in Stereotyping for sale at Re81cced Prices.
W Agents for Hoe & Co., Adams, Gordon, and Ruggles Presses. American and
English Inks,. constant1 y on hand. Also, :PBINTERS9 GLUE of a Superior quality.
FRAXKLIN TYPE, STEEEOTPPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY,
168 Vine Street, Cincinnati. "
m. ALLIISON, S-plperimtendemt.

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Dr. Jo W. KERMOTT,"
Plats of London, C. W., has located in Detroit for the practice of Medicine and Surgery.
SOLE RZANUFACTURER OF
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, a safe and. Certain Cure for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Stc.
COMPOUND EXTRhCT OF. WILLOW, a, positive, Never-failing Cure for
Ague, Chill Pever and B~lhous Diseases.
VEGETABLE TONIC MIXTURE, a, mild, yet powerful Tonic in all cases of
Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Weakness of the Stomach.
COMPOUND MANDRAKE OH, APERIENT ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS*--
The best Purgative now known. These Pills combine power with mildness of
action, and in no case produce subsequent constipation.
BLACK OINTMENT OR HEALING SALVE, for the Speedy Cure of Cuts, Burns, Ulcers, Fever
Sores, &c.
EXTRACT OF BLACKBERRY, A VEGETABLE SURIMER COMPZAINT CURE, the only
Certain Remedy in Dysentery, Bloody Flux, cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cramp, &c.
RHUEMATIC OR NEEWE AND BONE LINAMENT, the bsst external application known for man
or beast.
Office and Dispensary 179 Woodwqrd h e., ~esidencey36 Madison Ave., Detroit.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
ARRAND &
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OIL, WINDOW GLASS, &c.,
f* Sv FARRAND,
8. SHELEY,
FOR FAIRBANKS' SCALES,

DEALERS IN
STEPS AND LANDINGS,
Cross Walk and Curbing Stone, Cleveland Stono in Blocks, -
Ashlar Flagging, kc.
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING STONE CUT
Messrs. I-I. & Co. have the largest assortment of stone on hand in the State
of Michigan. Parties wishing to purchase would do well toleell at their yard
before purchasing elsewhere. The large quantity of work we have done in
the principal streets of the city of Detroit precludes the necessity of any
references. --- -- ---- -- - -- - - - --
Yard on ihe Corner of Woodbri~e and Shelby Streels, Oetroit,
WILLIAM HOLLOWBY. CHARLES H. IRVIN,

OUS & DEWEY,
Woodbridge St. East, between Beaubien and Antoine.
1Usq Manufact~rers d Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, &em, a large stock of which are
kept constantly on hand, for sale CHEAP.
Our Manufactory has lately been refitted with new Engine and Boiler and Machinery, and
we are now prepared to fill all orders in our line with Promptness and Dispatch, and to any
extent,
31 Nichigan Avenue, East.
I have constantly on hand a Supply of Every Variety of MONUMENTS AND filANT1,E
PIECES. manufactured in a Superior Style of Art from Native and Foreign filarbles. I have
facilities for importing
Fhc Choic~st Italian Vhite and Variegated Marbles, for Hantles and Monuments,
Busts, Statues, and Statuary in Generall, Manufactured to Order.
Marble and Limestone Caps and Sills for Buildings, made to order on short notice,
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Orders for receipts solicited. Also, ~anufactorer of the
Equal to any other in use; either for Book-keeping or Copying.
A. 33. SXXTEXg
166 Cl$Yord Street, Detlroit, Michigan. :
J. B. SCOTT,
SHIP MERCHANT AND SHIP BROKER,
WILL ATTEND TO THE ' i
Pagrohaw t~ad 8aita sf Yesseh, wiU Pro~ugnp~ G@rg~:88~ :
FOR VESSELS, AND SUPPLY VESSELS FOR CARGOES, SEASON CHARTERS, &c,
Being Proprietor of six good Vessels, is prepared to
Transport Produce, Lumber, .Staves, Timber, B, R. Iron, Pig Metal, Goal and Stone
To and from any of the Lake Ports, on reasonable terms.
OFPICE ON ATVATER, BETWEEN RANDOLPPI AND BAT38 STREBITS,
EBE.aCELCDIW, = = - ~XC3EEXGAIW.
1861. A o FRUMVILLE.R, P861.
MANUFACTURER OF
And Dealer in Stamped and Japaned Ware.
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BREWERS' KETTLES MADE AND REPAIRED.
1 f ~ d f ~ u P h t ~ b ~ ~ $ ~ ~ ~ d ~ ~ u ~ ' h ~ ~ ~ 4 * ~ ~ ~ ~ d f ~ ~ f i ~ f ' ~ + ~ b ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1
Qlorsteu uf 2effersor Jaoi~ue nu9 3.iayclle $3.; gattoit.
Country Dealers supplied with Tin Wart: and all Goods in my line at wholesale prices, Bags
and old Jletal taken in eschange for Goods at cash prices.
REPAIRS OF ALL KIA~DS Donr# ON ,sImnT ATOTICE.
Brass Castings, Bell angings, he,,
@ORNEB CORGRXSS AND TBHRD ST&,
- I I I MICHIGAN.
NODEL8 M&DE 00 ORDEBQ
DETROIT, I
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OFFICE 395 ATWATER ST.
AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HAIR, HUSK, COTTON AND SPRING MATTRESSES,
Also, Hair Cloths, Spring Twine, Webbing, Pure Curled Hair, Willow Ware, and
Looking Glasses.
AT NO. 165 JEFFEPESON AVENUE, T1PIE.D DOOR FRORE WOODWARD AVE.,
DETROIT, - - - MICHIGAN,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
b'
ijc 600
u.
AT THE NEW ENGLAND STORE,
Ms, !3!3 8~tfwmm
emu@, -
Three doors above Masonic Hall,
DETROIT, - -
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& "3 &~J~&U&Q&~
PIN G ARTICLES. I
Becechanics9 Tools, Stoves, Grates, Wails, Tin and Japanlied Ware,
D-EA..IN!, T
scbrs gifirnmnarm t -
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No. 201 JEFFERSON AVENUE,
Eearsley's lock, DETRQIT.
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Kept constantly on band or MADE TO ORDER on the shortest notice, at low prices for cash. ;
Warerooms, East side of Woodward Avenue,
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AT CAMPUS MABTIUS,
DETROIT rn . I .) I
MICBIGAN,
DEALER IN
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Silks, iDe7ari3te.s, .TrHem*irros, Pa*int&, ~m$;~n=
mziitgs, .'t!n~zbi~:las, 8?~ezds, Ba'bbo~ts,
Wdi.

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E= SFBaTUs
OF THE
EATON COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
During the year 1860, the Repahliean will be published every Friday Evening, and will be
furnished to subscribers on the ~'ollowing terms :
If paid in advance, $1.00 ; if payment is delayed until the close of the gear, $1.25.
These terns will be strictly adkeq-ed to.
k We are making arrangements by which we hope to secure the latost Local and General News, and to
render the Republican desirable and useful.
,We want 1000 Subscribers durinr: the approaching Cnmpai~n.
Now is the time for the friends of the paper to aid in extending its usefulness.
BATES oa ADVEETPSING.
(12 Ltnas or Less ma7ce a Square)
One square one insertion - - - 50 Ralf column six months - - -
15 00
Each aubsecluent insertion - - . 25 1 Haligolumn one year - - - 25 00
One square one year - - - One column six months - - - 25 00
~uartrr of a column six month^ - - - I 1 One column one year - - - 40 00
Quarter of a columll one year - - 15 00 Business Cards - - - - - 3 00
JEROME, HOWARD & *SWIFT,
ATTORINEYS AT LAW
Axad E 3 s X i c i L a ~ %n ~ Chancery,
OFFICE, WAYERLY BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE MICHIGAN EXCHANGE,
Detroit, - - m,
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Michigan.
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EDWARD @ C ,;, L WT: DELP_WY,
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44 JEFFER!SON ATE., (UlYION BLOClC), DETROIT, MICB.
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Farmers and U~al~rs in Po~li, Uutier, Ciwere, Eggs and Pr(:clr~c? pe~erallp, arc iurited to
clll ~t 44 J-EEFCBSOS AT'ESUE, liii?ere ti~g will bo paid the Zlighest Cash Prices.
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CLARICE,
Attorneys .sfid Counsellors at Law, and Solicitors in Chancery,
SEITZ BLOCK, 13 GRISWOLD STREET,
ne%r~i%~ m rn = e Miclnigan.
THOS. W. LOCK WOOD^ HOVEY K. CLARKE.
AND TIDINGS FROX TEE GEAFT.
The VOICE AND TIDINGS will be issued punctually on the 1st and 15th sf every month,
at One Dollar per year, ($1.25 per year to the British Provinces or Sandwich Islands, and
$1.50 to England, Scotland or Ireland,) payable in advance.
Address : NORRIS & NQXSARBET,
Louisville, Ky.
FOREIGN AGENTS OF THE VOICE:
A11 tho Publications of ~\IORRIS & ~IONSA~RAT can be had of the following houses :
Edinburgh, XcotZand,--Seton & Mackenzie ; London, England,-Messrs. Turner & Co.

W, W, COGSWELL, CUBBIES O. T P I E B U
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
No, 83 Woodward Avenue,
DETROIT, - - - - MICHIGAN.
We have on hand at all times a large stock of Boots & $hoes, both of our own and Eastera
manufacture, which are offered for sale, both at wholesale and retail, at the lowest markah
prices.
We give special attention to work of our own manufacture, and hope to merit a large share
of the public patronage.
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YJ~irnnfrrcturers af pX$?h~~~~lt~ &npr~bcb airc R. t@li~[ater-graof
AND DEALEBS IN
ROOFING+ MATERIALS.
Ofice 18 Jefcrson Avc, over Richmonds lk Dusilios' Book Store.
]RESIDENCE, 100 CASS STBEET,
JOSEPH KUHN,
~ E T R O X T 3 , ! U J C X C B m
AND NOTAIRY PUBLIC,
- . ~ - . ~ - ~ , * ~ ~ ~ * ~ t ~ ~ ~ - , ~ - ~ , ~ ~ ~ r - . / - ~ - ~ , ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ - . + - u ~ ~
~ERM:AN
Qrm8eat.@orio@@, Barn& a m Fst.@%ga
AaExT.
E~@Boatmg@ @a@@&
Corner of Griswold and Congress Streets,
Besidence, 141 Croghan Street, DETROIT%

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WElIPS OF EVERY ~ Y L AND E VARIETY*
156 WOODWARD AVENUE, DETROIT.
articular attention given to the manufacture of Fine Carriage Harness, and Ladies
DEALERS IN EVERY VARIETY OF
CANE AND WOOD SEAT @M
BOGXERS. -- - - CABIXET FURNITURE,
B~ttrtf;sa, Og$olfitero a guoba,
%ping geb.;, BnBbir~, Ct,,
ALSO. CURLED ZAIR, EXCELSIOR, RATTAN, TOW, COTTON, '
Spiral Springs, &c., &c,
Warerooms 198 Jcftrsferson Avenue, corner of Baits St.---factory on her hunt ncu Marine Nospita\
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DEBCIHEGAXO
B, BYRON SXITH,
DBARLES ROOT, DETROIT, MIC~I.
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&p$]&zQ@ TrELElQR&PH
1s ISSUED &VEI?'Td IVEDNESDATI,
EEESPoflIA%N X%b HHAffl@ALL9 EDBli'OB .AND. ~ ~ @ ~ ~ ~ E ~
Yef1ms, $1 5 0 per Yewo..
1 equvre 1 insertion, 50c.; . . . . 1 square 3 insertions, $1.00; . . . . 1 square 1 year, $6.00.
Considerable reduction on longer advertisements.
THE TELEGRAPH is a 36-column sheet, 29x44 inches ; has a large circulation, is neatly
printed, and in all respects is a good advertising medium.

Is in possession of the Minutes, for Surveying and Lsvelling, from the City and County.
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NOTARY PUBLIC AND LAND AGENT,
Ofice with Judge Spencer, I;ctrnecl Street, betzoeega Griswold Xtreet
ancZ 7Toodtuurd Avenue,
Residence, cor. Hacomb St. and St. Anbin Aye., 10 th Ward. BETROITQ
WPIdbhESALE HARDWARE STORE,
Abbot lock, 17 and 19 Woodward Avenue.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SPbKE8a TllM8 @OPPERB
Sheet Iron, Wire, Manilla Itope, Glass, Shot, Bar Lead, &c., &c.
DETROIT, I
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- - I MICHIGAN.
(Formerly Engineer of Point a Pollee Lt. House,)
OFFICE, 50 GRISWOLD ST.,
De8:rab8g9 El! E4 I%l eP c&@ga:eQ
Mr. S. ]Ins had 30 years' experience in his profession, and has been ell.
gaged in the following brsnclres of it, vix.: nailways, Harbors, Light Houses,
Water Supply, Drainage and Sewerage Works of Towns and Villages, Draina'ge
of Houses, Lands and Farms.; Plans, Surveys arid Sections of all descriptions,
of Land, Ma~ine, aucl of Mmes.
NECEANXCRL DBAUITXNGS hIAX3)G OR COPIED,
And a21 Calls attended to with Dispatch,

ANDERSON & DENTON,
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, SALT, WATER LIME, FISH, &c.,
aL.r-.Ba - .-.
DETROIT,
144 and 146 Woodbridge Street, West,
- . - MICHICAN.
Liberal Cash Advances Made Upoa Consignmm.ts.
B. H. ANDERSON. D. H. DEBTON.
JOHN F. COOPER,
Carpenter, Builder, House & Ship Joiner,
STORE FITT NfG EXECUTED ON SHORT NOT
SCROLL SAWING IN EVERY VARIETY, FLOWER STANDS
And, TRELLIS PRAL~IEX Made to O~delr.
Cabiu@l Sarpdntrg, Barlrnkg g~taitur8~ & Ls,
SHOP WOODBRIDGE STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
PATENT RI~HT A-ENT,
ALSO MANUFACTUREK OF
XO* '2' C?O#GZ'ZBf3B STREET9 EdST9
DETROIT, - - BIICHIGAN
Keeps constantly on hand and for sale the best kind of
A CLaT
Which he will dispose of cheap for cash. He is also prepared to MAKE OR CUT BOYS OR
BENTS' GARMENTS at short notice, and pay the best prices for second-hand Clothing at
his store,
No. 4 Fort Street, opposite the Russel House.
The Highest Prices paid for 8ecoud-hand Clob'uing.

181 WOODWARD AVENUE,
Near the corner of Grand River st., Detroit, Mich.,
if
DEALER IN)
AND MAYUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF n
AND GENERAL FBTNEEAL FURNISEEIe,
Carriages, Coffins, Shrouds, Plates and everything requisite for the Interment of the
Dead, constantly on hand, and furnished at the shortest notice.
W Orders from the Surrounding Country by Telegraph or otherwise, will re-
ceive Prompt Attentl.on.
OFFICE 181 WOODWARD AVENUE,
Eear thi: corner of Grand River St.
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The highest market prices paid for all kirds of Walnut and Whitewood Lumber,

THE
Their store and office to the foot of Woodward Avenue, where they aae prepared to offer at
LOW RATES, a full Stock of
Pure Lake E iSu~erBor ere-&=*
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All mads fhm Charcoal Big:
BOUND and SQUARE, all sizes of, from to 5 inch ;
FLAT BAR, all sixes of, 4 to 5 inch wide;
SCRAP IRON, also a full asaortmeut of, made from selected Scrap.
BOlLEZ IRON from Hammered Lake Superior Charcoal Blooms.
Of all sizes, made from extra
REFINED LAKE SUPERIOR IRON,
Would invite particular attention to the quality and work of the same. Also,
Of all sizes, the best in the market.
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They also keep on harid a largo stock of q
The HIGHEST PRICE will be paid, eilher in Cash or Iron, for
Call and see, or address,
Wm. M, ZABRISKIE, Agent,
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SEEDS,
Horse Powers, Smut 2md Threshing Machines,
COOK, PARLOR AND SIX PLATE STOVES,
Nails and Zinc, Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron anaJapanned Ware, Hay Presses,
QILEANEEW AND SEPAlRATOESe
* b f i r f i r f h ( . w f i ~ ' ~ 6 . ~ ~ k I * b C ~ b C ~ b 4 * h $ * \ # ~ \ u ~ ~ u ~ b ~ L L \ l l 6 d ~ ~ ~ I % ~ ~ ~ * ~ ~ b ~ b ~ ~ P b * ~ ~ l ~
Every new improvement in Agricultural Machinery is immediatelyEgecured by us. The
attention of the Trade dealing in our line throughout the country, is respectfully requested
to our 13 general stock of SEEDS and patent Agricultural Implements.
W. S. PENFIELD, Agent,
No. 33 Gri~woBd Stel IPI .D Detroit, Michigan.
Agents for the Payment of Taxes in Michigan,
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS
COLLECTIOMS PROMPTLY PKADE ABND REXITTED.
J. L. 'WHITING. DECIABMO J. WHITING.

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E. H. ROSS & Coo,
Shop No. 17 Congress Street, East,
DETROIT, - - - - - . MICHIGAN.
With the rapid increase of Detroit we expect a share of public patronage. We warrant
work executed by us.
EDWARD H. ROSS. GEOPEGE KRANER.
, SILKS,
M. S. SMITE, &
Watches, Fancy Goods,
Pi ~ne Jewelry, Tools & XEaterialls
Silver & Plated Ware for the Trade,
Also, Engraving in Every Variety,
ESPECIALLY:
Heraldic Seal, Plate Engraving,
Society Seal, Wedding and Visiting
Notarial. Seal, Cards,
Stencil Marking Plates of any Size
and Variety.
Tor& &ecutecZ 023 Shortest Notice.
55 WQODWARD AVB.,
FREEDMAN AND BROTHERS,
INPORTERS AND JOBBERS OH
SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES,
AND MILLINERY GOODS; ALSO,
manufacturers of Cloaks and Nantillas.
NOS. 82 & 84 FOOD WARD APE,
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DETROIT, - '
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B~ICHIGAN.

JOHN J. SULLIVAN,
186 Third Xt., coyner Michigan Avenue,
AND JOBBING SHOP.
EVE TROUGHS AND GUTTERS MADE TO ORDER.
Plumbing and Steamboat Jobbing particularly attended to.
Builders will find the terms of advertiser reasonable, and are respectfully invited to give
him a call. JOHN, J. SULLIVAN, I88 Third Street.
63 COBNER JEFFERSON AVENUE AND CASS ST..
(Opposite corner Gawison House.)
None but the Choicest Liquors and Cigars shall be kel~t at this Saloon. ..
An Angel might drink here and go away a Temperate Man.
WIELIA'EV1: DAVIS.
FIRST $WET, BETWEEN NED ~~D CONGUSS, DETEOIT, MICE
~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ r i ~ t ~ . ~ ~ , ~ - ~ ~ * l . ~ ~ . ~ " ~ ~ ~ L ~ ~ \ ~ f ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ d " ~ ~ ~ \ ~ ~ ~ - r ~ . r ~ ~ ~ - ~ , ~ \ . r ~ ~ r - . t - , ~ - ; , r ~ ~ r ~ ~
The undersigned having re-purchased the Institute for the dissemination of useful drinks,
and enlarged and rejuvenated it in the most thorough manner, making it the MOST EX-
TENSINE BREWERY IN THE WEST, with fauilities for producing the finest and most
delicate grades of
Liquors, and is now prepared to furnish the various qualities of
ALE, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT,
For draught and bottling, at prices ranging from $6 to $12 per barrel.
Extra Fine and Stock Ales brewed to order.
All packages extra, which, when returned to the Brewery in aOOD ORDER, will be paid
for at the same prices as charged.
The attention of Private Families and Consumers in General, is particularly called to the
EXCELSIOR CR33AX ALE,
Olcl friends and 11ew may be assured of the Superior Quality and Flavor of these Beverages, and all are
invitecl to call and sample for themselves.
All orders with the money enclosed, will meet with prompt attention.
Malt and Hops for sale at loweat market pricee. J. L. CAREW.
A Very Handsome Copper Plate MAP of DETROIT, with Ornamental Border,
Is now engraving, which will embrace the whole Municipal Area. It ong.21t to be in every office, and in
every private house in Detroit. JAMES DALE JOHN8TON.

JOHN HUTCHINGS & GO.,
Water Eiuae,
Pkaster,
AND DEALERS IN
.Poa*&, iFisB',
BeeG Dreied P;"r*zciBa,
acned other P;~*sn.Pt.P'sioaas. 4Zs0,
ALSO, CONSIGNEES FOR THE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
AND THE
AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY
On ihe Erie Calzn7.
Leaves our dock three times each week for BuEaio, in connection with the above Lines.
FREIUHT will be contracted for to NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA and
BALTIMORE,
Stea*mboats leave our dock every morning (Sundays excepted) for Port Huron, Lexington
. and intermediate ports. Also, twice each week for Saginaw and Lake Shore Ports, and
twice each week for Lake Superior.
Persons having FREIGHT TO SHIP to any of the above Ports will save time and
money by consigciag them to our warehousa at tlie foot of Griswolcl St., on the dock.
iJOIlN HUTCRINGS & GO.,
Detroit, Bfic7z.

J", GILBERT & Go.,
MANUFACTUREES OF IMPRVOED
Fire and Water Prosf Felt and Composition
GRAVEL ROOFS*
AND ROOFING- MATEBIAbS,
Are prepared to Ronf Stores, IIotels. D~xellingn, School Houses, nailroad Depots, Fouudries,Ta~meries,
Sheds, and all other buildings that require a PLAT ROOP, nith their
TBON GRAVEL ROOFING
tbzi is much in use in this city end different parts of the S~zte. Our roofs take the 11~6ferenee
oner nli others for a FLAT SURFACE, aad sra ackoomledged by Architects, Builders,
and a21 persons n ho have adopted them, to be cheaper and more durable than any other Roof
now in use.
Proprietors of this Eoofing having been in the Building Business over twenty-Eve
years, can safely say, mithogt any hesitation, tbat this is the only Composition Roof that is
reliable. Orders from the iilterior for lioofs or Xoofifig >Iatnri21[~, ild'ometi~n, &c., addressed
to Box 8.33, Detl.oit, will receive prompt attention.
811 Roofir?g entrusted $0 our cal-e will be done in the best menner, and warranted.
Jordan & Anderson,
Sheldel~ Smith. Esq.,
John Shafier, Esq ,
Architects.
Jas. Shearor SL Ero.,
E'lynn & Hageinnn,
E. & A. Bisher,
BuiIders.
H. Langley St Son,
M. M. St J. Fisher,
McDuff & Mitchell,
Alex. Chapaton,
*7osoph Grauger,
Robert C'ommon,
T. H. Pendall,
Buildera.
I. IT. Ingcrsoll, . Charles Jackson,
Wm. Vinton, George Pering,
H. McCain, E. Heibner,
3:. FI. Forsyth, Themas Fairburn,
TVillialn Dyam, William R Curry,
II. 13. Lcroy, Icinner & Bro.,
?Villiam Gibbinger, T. B. Germain.
Builders, Buildere,

Office and Pard Dock between Cass and First Sts., -
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COALS.
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KALAMAZOB9 MICHIGAN.
Board and tuition per quarter, $5.0. Students may enter at any time.
U. GREGORY, President.
FOOT OF GASS STREET,
FRANKLIN MOORE,
GEO. PO0 I'E,
GEO. F. BAGLEP. DETROIT, MICH.
Is published every day (except Sundays) in the city of Detroit by A. & C. MARXHAUSEN,
206 Jeffirson Avenue,
Terms for Subscription.-Daily, $5.00 per year ; Weelrly, $2.00. Advertisements taken at
the lowest rates,
At the Michigan Journal Office, 206 Jeff&-son Avenue. A11 Job Work done with neatness
and disns,flch.
A weekly German Newspaper, published in the cit'y of Detroit, by MATH. KRAMER & CO., No. 20$
Jeffersou Avenue, near Fjremen's Hall, between Rai~dolph and Bates 8treets.
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The DEMOCRAT & VOLKSBLATT, being the oldest German paper in the State, and having a muoh
larner circulation than any otl~er German paper, offers peculiar inducements to Merchants, Msnnfacturere,
an8 the orofesaional community, aa an advertisiug medium.
German, EnglisP~, and French Book and Job Printing,
We are prepared to exocuto every variety of PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING, in a superior style at
short notice, and at the cheapest rates.
MATH. KRABEER GO.,
208 Jefferson Ave. betw. Ra~ldolph & Bates Sts.

Corner of Larned & First Sts,,
DETBBNT, IYI[I[CHI[GAN.
Shipping Supplied.
MESS PORK AND 6EEF PACKED TO ORDER.
42 Laraed St., eorner of Shelby Street.
This old and popn1.w Eesta~want is conducted on a principle seccriug general satisfaction.
The ALES, WINES AXD IIL&UORS sf this establishment a?% unexcelled. In fact, no inferior
ar:icic. is ill!~J~t?d to ent.11. ti13 ~I'P~II~SI'S.
Tho CtGAES are of CITOICE BI

OWfiEIt OF THE
THIS FIRE - PROOF ROOFING.
IS ANT
Effectual Security Against hch Damage from Fire or Water
There are aIready in the City of Detroit
OVER ONE THOUSAND BUILDINGS,
'xOOFED WITH THIS CO klPOSITION.
I will cover Roofs on Buildings within one hundred miles tjf D~troit, in the Stale of
Michinan, or in Canads, prorided tbe j~b shall bc of rnfi(:itnt, n~apr~iiude.
I haye for sale tho material to any extent, with full ins[ructions bow it may be
applied.
Below I refer to a number of our citiz?ns for their opiniun in favor of the eificacy
of this Eoofing.
COL. 0. B. DlRl3LE.
COL. J. IVlXDER.
A. 13. N E \V 1JO U LD.
J. D. JOUNSTON.
REFERENCES.
Orders by mail, or left at the store of 11. 1. hIills, 190 Jefferson Avenue,
promptly attended to.
I? HENRY MET%, Detroit, ."

ADA 3!i3iLnm
Looking Glass, Portrait, Picture Frame and Window Comics BIanufacturer.
CHARLES M. LUM,
#
$ 0
ARTIST.
&@'~o 1 @ fYfi~~i!!~i?t~~~ Bl!?~t~k~
127 JEFFERSON AVENUE,
~C~WY&~QZ&~ rn rn 6m rn BXZc@hf game
STUD10 OVER FARMERSy AND MECHANICS9 BANK.
Portraits from Life painted in as few sittings as convenient, or, in cases of emergency,
from chemical pictures. Also, daguerreotypes of the deceased copied with extraordinary ac-
curacy, from miniature to life size. Photographs colored for the pvofession on reasonable
terms. Satisfaction in all case3 guaranteed.
A visit is respectfully solicited, and visitors will receive every attention, whether desiring
pictures or not. Open from 8 A. 81. until 5 P. M.
Detroit, 1861.

aCHARLES E. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALZR IN
TOBACCO,
NO. 15 GIlISWOLD STBEET,
Two doors North of Post Office, DEarWOZT, JPiUCH.
GEORGE BROWN,
Manufacturer of Patent-jointed, Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry and Black Walnut
SHOW CASES.
Shop 27 JeJerson Avenue, Detroit, Bich.
Show Cases always on hand and made to order. Orders from the cities and villages in
the State promptly attended to.
CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY-QUICE SALES AND SMALL PROFITR
%Jtedropdli tau BIadhing Irnpoxi~wa,
*
Am LE AN-,
Wholeedo and Retail Dealer in
IMPORTER OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Tailors9 Trimmings, $c.,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTEENT OF GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
~ ' ~ ~ ' b ~ ~ ~ d ~ b 4 p ! ~ f ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ # " ~ d ~ ~ 4 r \ ~ ~ ~ , . ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ 4 ~ ~ ~ r \ d ' ~ , f ' ~ ~ ~ & 4 " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
CZLOTXIETG= MAS>E TO OBDER,
34 Woodward Ave., cor. Woodbridge St., P)EwBOm8
CALL BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHEBE,
--
.*,

Being appoiated by the Common Co~zncil, on the recommendation of the Board of Trade and
the Manufacturers and Dealers in Flour in the City of Detroit,
And the Mayor and Common Council of Detroit havi1.g fixed the INSPECTION RATE at tbree
cents (3c) per Barrel; and the Board of Trade the Inspecticin Rate of Wheat at six cents
per hundred bushels, I hereby advertise the puhlic accordiogly. My Ofice is 186 WOOD-
WARD AVENUE, where calls fi~r my services will be promptly attended to.
The Brands and Grades of Flour are:
I . GEORGE
JOSEPH HATCH,
186 Woodwa~d Avenue.
H. PRINT~S,
ATTORNEY 85 COUNSELLO
And Solicitor in Chancery,
OPPICE CORNEn JEFFZRSON AYE. AND GRISW0I;D ST,
93)otrsit, P 111 Rl .II I XScbS~am.
$&lfatnies aal @o~aamsollnra gnw,
AJTD EOLICTORS A 119 CHANCERY,
Nos. 4 amd 5 BeiQe BmiB68ing, Griswold Street,
H. C. KNIGI-IT. WN. JERRTSON, JR.
DIEECTORY, ADVERTISING AND SALE.
Agents in east el.^, Western, Canadian and Sou the1 n Cities, who forward Advertisements
to this Directory, cr who order the work for sale, are allowed a liberal commission.
JAMES DALE JOIEINSTON.
Detroit, Xichigan. Publisher Detroit Directory

TILES? TILES!
The undersigned have opened a Yard on the
Corner of Randolph and Atwater Sts.,
where they mill keep on hand a general assortment of
ALSO,
MARBLE, SLATE AMID ENCAUSTIC Tlh~S,
Slate laid on Roofs in the city or any part of the country, and Warranted;
Detroit, iKichigarn.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
E. W. LADD & CO.
D e i Plaster
%. 5: HINGHMAN,
[Successor to Joseph Law, Jr.,3
ALSO, KEEPS ON HAND9'
CALCINED, STEREOTYPE & DENTISTS' PLASTER
w*ter Lime and Salt.
Mill on Wharf adjoining D. 8 M. Depot, DETROIT,
T. He ARhISTRONG,
Manafacturer and Dealer in
UMBRELLAS, CANES,
IEasonic, I. 0. 0. F. Regalia and Jewels,
N0.;158 JEFFERSON AVENUE,
Third door above Griswold St., DETROlTo

The subscriber keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of the best leading
varieties of
Apple, Pear 7 lum 9 Peach, Nectarine,
APItICOT AND QUINCE TREES,.
With ORAPE VINES, both Native and Foreign, including the Rebecca, Delaware, Con-
cord and Diana ; and different varieties of Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries and Straw- ,
berries,
' U m b ~ * I - * ~ ~ ~ " b d m I d * * ~ n n d * h d ~ b d ~ I ~ * I ~ d * ~ ~ ~ b d . 4 ~ ~ I ~ # * b d ~ b ~ ~ b ~ ~ ~ ~ * ~ ~ d ~ b d ~ b ~ * ~ ~ * ~ ~ d ~ b d * I d * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ # ~ ~ ~ ~ b ~
is well supplied with EVERGREEN and other desirable varieties of Shade Trees. The
stock of FLOWERINGC SHRUBS AND ROSES is not exceeded either in quantity or variety,
any establishment in the State. Also, Peonies, Tulips, Hyacinths, and other B~lbous
Flowering ~oots.
A Magnificent selection from the best varieties of DAHLIAS, which obtained the
Pirst Premium at the late State Fair held in Detroit. Also, a Lrge GREEN HOUSE, well
slled with the choicest varieties of exotics,
Orders are respectfully solicited, and will be packed in the best manner, to go any dis-
tance with safety, Catalogues furnished gratis to all applicants who enclose postoffice stamp,
Address, WILLIBm ADAIR, Detroit, 11ficI~.
How to Take Out a Patent---Hints to Inventors.
, ~ \ # \ ~ x # \ ~ ~ # ~ ~ x ~ ~ / \ z ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ n ~ ~ x ~ ~ # ~ # x ~ ~ ~ x ~ ~ # ~ # ~ # ~ # ~ ~ \ 8 \ # ~ ~
Measrs MUNN & CO., Eclitora of ihe Xcientilfic Anle~*ican. having had upwards of fifteen years' esperience
in soliciting Patents at homc? 2nd in foreign Patent Offices, 1iGve publiel~ed n MANUAL Ol? AD-
VICE HOW TO SECURE LETTERS- PATENT, mhicll they mill forward by 1lnai1,free of ch:irge.
Then organ~xatlon is thorough and complete, and sure guarnniy thnt nll businees connected vith the
Examinatioi~ of Inventions, Prepnrjng Sy,ecification~. Drawil?gfi, CRVCR~R, Aesignmcnt of Patents. Prosecuting
Rejected Cases, Interferences, Reissues and Extcusions of Patente, 3 ~ d Opinions of the lufriogements
and Validit,y of Patents, n7ill receive the most careful ~ttcnt~on.
hlessra MUNN & CO. ham a!so the glme:rt advantage of n branch ~ffice at Wwshiligton (under the per-
~onal supervision of one of the firm), wlxich is in daily commnnicntio~i with their n'cr~. York ofice.
They have also great experieilce in procuring Patents in Great Britain, Francc, Eelgium, Austria, Rua.sia,
Yrnssis, and all European countlies ; they :Ire in wec.kly corl-cel>onclencc with the most eminent
patent solicitors of Europe. A11 commuriicntious are conside~.c~cl coi.ficlellti::l.
Communications should be addreasd to . DILUNN & CO,, 37 PAEK EOW, N. Y.
TIZE S C I E N T Z F I C ANT=RICAN'
IS an Illustrated Weekly. Journal of sivtecil pages, devoted to the interests of INVENTORS, MECHANf
0s AND MANGFACTURERS.
The numbers for niyear nlal~c a volulne of useful matter [full of engr:!vings] of 832 pagee. Terms, $2 a
gear ; $1 for six months. Specimen numbers of the paper sel~t free on apl?lic;ition to
" -. -
NUNN & GO., No. 37 Park Row, New York City.

DETROIT, - I
DETROIT
No. 135 Jefferson Avenue,
MIC13CIGCAN3
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Petroleum, Kerosene, Coal Oil,
AND COAL OIL LAMPS QF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
The trade will here find the largest quantity and
greatest variety of Lamps a,nd Lamp Fixtures to be
found in any Store in the State.
Also several qualities of OIL, all of whic5 we will sell at
Ears- YoB. B~tpjiaes~
ALSO,
Chimneys, Wicks, Brushes, Glass and Paper Shades,
And every article connected with the trade.
3Ierchants are invited to call and examine. our
Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere,
G ARTRUR ,.BURTIS.,
I54 Michigan bvs., betw. Birst and Second Sts.,
DETBOITI - - - - XICI3CIGi.ANs
FOUNDER AND &3[ANUFACTUBEPt OF EVERY VARIETY OF
&YlD @RN&NENiDDAL @&ti77 DBON ST&-0838
i FOR
wibixte @ivelliags, dl1lpzrclje8
Public Squares and Cemetery Lots;
ALSO,
BthRCOP4IES AND BTERAFJDAHS,
Iron Doors anci Shntters,
CRATES, WINDOW GUARDS,
The Subscriber is constantly in receipt from N~IV
YorG of i1l:~rge iissort~ilent qf thc L:~test Style L'ntterns,
and is prc1)nrctl to do,nll work in the above lint in the
best stjrle ;~nd fi~lish. Orders for the above rcspcctfally
solicitecl, l~ro~nptly attcuded to, and neatly and snbstnlltially
csecutccl :~t the lowest r:~tes.
.Reference: JAtIES SHEARER, Builder, and EON. C. H. BUHL, bIapor of Detroit.

pp
JAMES BOYD & CO.,
AND WORKERS IN ALL KINDS OF CEMENTS,
Centres, Brackets, a@,, &c,, &e.
NO. 149 ADiAMS AVENUE, EAST.
DETROIT, I .
MICHAEL A. HOGAN,
CORNEB, OW BRUSPP & WOODPERXDGE STS*,
I
-
MANUFACTURERS OF
MICHIGAN,
SASH, DOO~S, BLINDS,
All Kmds of Millwright Machinery,
- -
EXECUTED AT SHORT NOTICE,
Power and Room to Rent: The Premises are Extensive.
NEW ENTBECPRXSE L 11
CHARLES H. PARSHALL BG CO.,
Announce to their numerous fiends and the public that they bare leased the upper story.of
tbeiextensive building corner Woodbridge and Brush, and shall be able to supply the public
demand for
WOODEN BOXES,
Of every Size, Style aad Variety, Cheap for Cash.
CHARLES H. PARSHALL & 00.

The times must change so that everybody shall
have the happiness of wearing
Everybody of every size, and condition of purse,
can be accommodated at our
No. 183 (three)

as: DETRO T & LAKE SUPERIOR
Hamtramck, near Eastern Limit of Detroit,
Between. Je$erson Avewue and $Ice Biver-O$iceat the o@ce of George B.
Rz~~sell, foot of Woodward Avenue.
This Company is ready to supply in large quantities the various grades of
Manufactured with Charcoal, from the best qualities of
OFFICERS OF TEE COTYIPANY,
GEO. B. RUSSELL: President ;
XDW'D C. WALKER, Vice Pq.esident ; ALLEN A. RLU~INEAU, Sec'y and T7?.eas'7..
GEO. IS. PLUSLEE, 31. D.,
GEORGE F. PORTER..
EDWARD C. JVALZiEE,
A131tAHh?d IT. RUSSEL,
JOSEPH 13. BAIiER,
NOTE.-We are entirely of opinion, that if t!lerc wrts a spark of true patriotism and corn
mnnitive good sense, and business shrewdness amongst us, we would determine on the development
of our own Iron Resources, ancl give up importing. In mercy to Englaud her
mining operations should be economisect-the island is honeycombed throughout, and it will
be well if she have enough ores yet remaining to supply lier own great national demand. This
is not our business, however, but, it is, that we rnsr_lut'iicture our own raw material of every
Bind, particularly Iron, Wool and Cotton, and that lye encourage the productior of raw silk, of
which our women wear such large quantities woven abroad. Let us keep our money in
America.--EDITOR DETROIT DIREUTORY.

FOR SALE.
JOHN W. A. 6. CULLEN,
ATTORNEY AND %COUNSELLOB AT LAW,
And. SQ~LSO~%S~ 533. C Z I ~ ~ C ~ ~ ? ~ ~
ALSO,
Blaster and Examiner in Chancery of the 0. S. Circuit Court for the District of Xichigan.
AND FiiIOTAWY ejri@BLgl@,
POST OZ'FICE ADDZESS,
Box 417.3 t ,n-nn-q
W Particular attention given to Collections througllout the State, Investing of Moneys, Conveymcing
and Notary Business.
4~~.d~~.PL~-\,'\.~.t~.~-\/\-~'"/-,/-i,'\4~'.#*.~-~.
~EFERENCES =
Bon. Ross 1i;ill;ins United States District Juclge, Detroit, RIich.
Hon. R. S. Wilson, Cllica~o, Ill. 31es;rs. Moss Brothers, Sandusky. Ohio. D. Bethune Duffield. Esg., Detroit,
Geo. D. Crossman, Esq . Boston.. D. McCarth~. Esq.. Syracuse. $'. Y. George Mr. Bissell, Detroit.
J. H. Randall, Ey., Phjlndelphia. I Hon. G. V. N. Lotnrop,. Detrolt. Peninsular Bank, Detrolt.
Messrs Taylor. Hichards & Co..IS.Y.Glits. ! R. N. Rice, Eeq., Detrolt.
79 Woodwa~d Avenue,
IMPORTER OF NEW YOBIi, LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OF
COBIPRISING :
French Flowers, Ribbons, Blondes, Plumes, Riding Rats,
(Ladies and Nisses'), Corsets, &c., &c,, &c.

I00 JOHNSTON'S DETROIT CITY DIEETORY,
'!lo4 11 State St., betltlpex l!iU~t~oobtnnrb sot. nnb @ribtllolb Stel
0
BUGGIES, WAG NS, SLEIGHS, &C,
811 kinds of Carriage Blacksmithing and Jobbing done promptly and in the neateat
possible manner.
m
City and Country Orders Promptly Attended TO.
ILLUMINATED SHOW CARDS,
Bole ianufactnrers of the Celebrated " Patsnt " Brands,
" Alaander Von Hamboldt," " Sons of Bfalta," and '"a1
lorphy " Begua.
KAICHEN BROTHERS,
atr~nfattatiera an& ~~prntierii rrf
SEaARS.
DEALERS IN LEAF TOBACCO,
Xeesschaum, Fancy and Clay Pipes.
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF
SEGAR HOLDERS AND PIPE STEMS,
JITo. 18 9 Sefferson &wee9
ABD BUSSELL HOUBE, WOODWARD AVENUE,
BETR 09, a = B1OD@IOQPEI.
ARNOLD KAICHER. HEBJIANN KAICHBW,
L1
R a~ntg Sign* k %tenrilittfi,
*k bj
62
BY
H @&BDNEFB FB. kOBkDt3W?!DQ%, UI
28 Larnea St*, West. rll 8 4
b

W See Mat,ilda !
here are very
DETROIT, '
-
FARRELL & BROTHER,
DEALERS IN ii
eign and Ddmestic Dry Goods,
64 W O O
AVE., 64
Herrill Block, near Jeferson Avet
-
Novelties in Silks, Shawis and Drem
Goods always on Hand.
NO SECOND PRICE,
- MICHIGAN.
Studio, Nol 4, Firemen's Hal
JEFFERSON AVE.,%OR. RANDOLPH.

NO. 64 Lamed ;Street, West,
DETROIT, - . - MICHIGAN.
W&.pnSviPrg r ~ ~~~misl~i~cg---Nzcvmti~re
z
Packed trP Order.
DETROIT, I
N@ AND En MJLlKG
(I I -
ZIICHIG-AN.
JOHNSTON'S DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY for 1861 on Sale at this Bindery,

RININGER'S " This Superb GIN [BIN.
NINGER'B OLD LONDON
OLD LONDON DOCK DOCK] has
tation without
attained
precedent
a repui
GIN tho history of the a,oe."-fl,
Is evidently thc procluct of Y. Evs. Ea2re.y~.
very careful distillation-the
active principle, the Juniper
Berry-being so blended as '& Tile liouse of A. M. Binto
give to tlie spirit n very ing & CO., 19 Broad Street,
delicate, fruity and aromatic has attained for a period of
flavor. EIGHTY YEARS a, reputation
COLTON SALTER, M.D., that may be envied." - X
8 West 39th St. N, Y. Y. &e. Post. .
GIN AS A BEMEDIAL AGENT,
This Delicious Tonic Stimulunt, especially designed for the use of the HedicaZ Profession
and the ga~nilzj, having superceded the so-called LL Gins," (( AromaticJJ' (' Cordial,"
'L Dledicated," (' Schnapps," etc., is now endorsed by all of the prominent physicians, chem.ists
and connoisseurs, as possessing ail of those ilatrirzsic medicinal qualities-tonic and diuretic-which
belong to an and pare Gin. Put up in quart bottles and sold by all
druggists, grocers, etc. A. IVX, BIl$THNGEH(t & Cs.,
[Established in 1778.1 , Bole Proprietors,
NO. 19 Broad Btreet, N. Y.
The infamous practice of adulteratiilg
Brailclies having become so comn1on that a The estl.tblisltcc2 2~02~z~Z~t?*it?j of this CHOICE
genuine article is the exception; it is of OLD BQURBOX as a ineclicinal agent, renders
vita2 ijiyo~tnlzcc to those reclniriilg it for it snperflous to inention in detail the charac-
Fallzilg use and Iizvalids, that it should be teristics which distinguish it from the ordinof
nncloubtecl purity and efficacy.
ary grade of I

THE SlNCEW SEWING MACHINES.
The marked and ever extending popularity of SING.ER'S SEWING MACHINES, both in
America and Europe, is such as best to establish their superiority over all others in the
mal-ket.. Seving machines-so ~nllcd-may be bought, it is true, for a smaller amount of
dolla~.s, but it is mistaken economy to invest anytf~ing in a worthless or unreliable article,
and those who do so must abide the consequences.
S1 NGE R'S NEW FAMILY BIAGHTNES.
In order to phce TnE BEST FAMILY M~CTITNES IN THE WORLD within the reach of a11, we
have reduced our LETTER B, OR TI

FORSY'P'H & COMPANY,
Dealers at Wholesale and Retail in
Nearly Opposite Hasonic Itall,
G
Xo. 122 JeE~zrson Avenue,

The Great Invention of the Age!
TheBEST ABTlCLE EVER
THE BEST ABTICEE EVEB
IEVEESgEIJ FOR INVBNTJED FOB
Edirflguishirzg a FGe, Watering Gardens,
Protediny a Roof from
Cleansing Trees fromi In-
Taking Fire,
Washing W~TZ~OWS,
Emptyifig Water from Boats
Spinkling Pknts,
Wetting Siclewalks,
Sprinkling 8treetss,
Washing Carriages,
Spinklingl Stock on, Railway
Draining Cellars,
Cleanimg Cisterns,
Emptying and Eilling Bar-
Wetting fiails, A- Spray Bath, &c., &c.
AN INVENTION FOR THROWING WATER BY HAND-POWER,
Becams@ the RPsst Available.
The Hydropult xeighs but eight pounds, and will, by the power of one man, throw water
at tho rate of eight gallons per minute, fifty feet high. It is a moet desirable article for use
For WASI~~BG WINDOWS, WETTING SIDEWALKS, SPRIXKLIJG' STREETS, WASHING CARRIAGES,
WATEING GARDENS, SPRINKLING PLAFTS, &c., and in case of Fl RE IT IS INVALUABLE.
Many conflagrations have been prevented by the use of ihis simple instrument. It has
received the endorsement of the e~tire FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NEW PORK
including the CHIEF ENGINEERS, ASSISTANT ENGINEERS and FIRE &IARSHALS ; also the recommendation
of all the principal .
CITY AND BROOKLYN,
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars of property was saved from destruction' by the
use of the Hydropult alolae at the Palace Garden on the night of the 5fh of October, 1860.
For particulars see certificate in circular from the Secretary of the American Institute ;
also New York daily papers of the 6th and 9th October, 1860.
The Hydropult should be owned by every householder. It; does away with the necessity
of a hydrant, It is a light, portable FORCE PUMP, always ready, easily used, and will
come in frequent use by every farmer, merchant, and mechanic in the community. Please
call and examine the article as No. 151 Nassau St., Times Building, or address the
ADfBRICAN HPDROPULT COMPANY,
No, 151 ATassau Street, and 41 Park-Row, New York.

A GENERAL LIST OF NAHESe
acct. read accountant.
atty. " attorney.
b. LC boards..
b.. h. '' boarding house.
carp. " csrpepte?.
corn. '& commission.
h bL house.
[Names in Cap Letters ebas-ged $1.
Advertisers in the Directory not cbargedP,
anit $heir names are invariably
printed in display ~ettkrs when their:
names are received in time.]
Aaron, Julius, salesman, w. A. Lellman.
Aaron, Ales, salesman, m. Abraham Hart.
Abare, Mark, saloon, 308 Atwater E.
Abernathy, Ann, 1'72 Clifford.
Abernatlly, Salnuel, tinsmith, 172 Clifford.
Abeel, Jas ht., salesman, tv. A. C. Porter.
Allel, Mary, cIressnlali;er, 162 Croglian.
Abel, Robert, printer, 162 Croghan.
Abel, Henry, tinsmith, 15 Buena Vista.
Able, Mrs. W ., ~vashtvoman, Tro~vbrid.ge near
the Raiiroad.
Able, C., Lafayette near Railway.
Abal, Henry, lab, 345 Croghan.
Abbal, George, mason, Comi-nons near head
of Riopelle.
Abraham, Alfred W., photographic artist, up
stairs, cor. Woodward ave. and Larned, r.
189 Franklin.
Abraham, John, tailor, 157 Lafayette E.
Abbott, Mrs. James, 106 Griswold.
Abbott Mrs. James W., 242 Woodward ave.
Abbot, Lewis, stone cutter, 359 Thompson.
Abbot, Henry B., Capt st;. bt. Union, s 102
Beech,
E. reed east. r. re$ residenoe.
lab. laborer. re, retail.
manfr. manufacturer. S. ‘r 8outh.
mak. maker. W. &G west.
N. ; *' north. w. " with. rr
cor. oorner. wh. wholesale. ;
Abbot, Thos. F.: office w. E. Orr, r 63 Lafag.
ette W.
Abbot, Mrs. Audrian, 752 River.
Abbot, Flarel, r. Abbot.
Abler, Edward, carp. cor. Hastings and
Whitlney .
Academy, The Detroit Female, cor, For.B
and Wayae.
Academy, Young Ladies, 306 Jefferson av.
enue.
Acadeiny, Geriuan and English, 223 Lafayette
E.
Acker, Samuel, 52 Lafayette W.
Acker, J. C. w. Samuel Acker.
Ackerman, Benj. I?., hotel, 3 Brush.
Ackerman, Martha, willo~v, r. W. W. Whea.
ton.
Acerkinan Jas. B., w. W. IT. Wheaton, b,
A. Willrins.
Ackley, John, aualster, rear 26 Croghan.
ADAIR, WILLIAM, nurseryman and horticulturist,
Jefferson ave near Elmwood ave,
(see ,ndvez.tisenzent, page 94.)
Ailair, Thomas, machinist, 9 Franklin.
Adair, Thomas, saloon, 97 Atwater,E.
Adderly, Wm. J., grocer, 157 Gratiot.
Adderly, Edward, trader, 262 Seventh,
Adams, A. M. , Top. Engineer, Lake Survey,
office, Wayne.
Adaim, George, ateward, steamer Stockman,
Adams, Mrs., 53 George.
Adams, J. M., baggageman, 294 Rand~w,

Adams, John R., cor. Michigan avenue and
Caes.
ADAMS, HERBERT, (Brooks & Adams,)
340 Lafayette W.
&dams, Francis, (Brooks & Adams,) 322
Woodbridge W.
$DAMS, T. K., 81 Congress W.
$DAMS, PLATT, harness maker, shop 156
Woodward ave. 145Adarna ave E. See ad-
vertisement 76.
Adams, John, lab, Mary.
Adams, Wm., tinsmith, 32 Clifford.
Adams, Anna, widow of James, 148Antoine.
Adams & Eddie, manufacturers of wire
work, 100 Wood~vard ave.
$dams, Samuel, Michigan wire worlrs, 109
Woodward avenue, r. cor, Lafayette and
Eighth.
Adams, John S., brakeman, b. R. R. Ex-
change.
hdams, Michael A., grocer, 133 Michigan av-
enue W.
Adams, Jason M., baggage master, 20 Ma-
comb.
Adams, W., hardware, 196 JVoodward are.
ADAMS, ALEX. H., Cashier Savings Bank,
66 Griswold, r. 177 Larned E.
&dams, Wm., 49 Elizabeth W.
Adams, Samuel C., salesman, m. Town &
Shelden.
Adams, Joseph, colored, cook, 181 Con. E.
Adams, Wm., painter, 63 Columbia E.
Adarns, Walter, saloon. 4 Woodward aveenue
and 169 Thircl.
ADAMS, MRS. 5. B,, editress Michigan Far-
mer, b. Chas. Howard.
Adams, Thornas, brass founder, 95 Lewis.
ADAMS, JOHN W., peoples store, r 15 Font-
calm.
Adams Wm., painter, 63 Columbia E.
Adams W. H., saloon, 4 Wood ave, and 189
Third.
Adams, John H., painter, 483 Congress E.
Adamson, Wm. stonecutter, 154 Fafa.yette E.
ddesom, F., milkman, cor. Cllestnut and
Lasalle.
Adderhalt, Augustus, servant, 26 Maple E.
Adderhalt, Fred, fireman, 174 31acolllb.
Adams Sanzuel C ., clerk, b. Mrs. Alvoril.
Adie, Geo. C. salesman, w. Higby & Stearns,
r. 289 Jefferson ave.
Adloff, Lewis, shoemaker, 11 Congress E.
Adley, John, druggist, 73 nilonroe ave, 90
Michigan ave. W.
Adler, D., rlraftsrnan, TV. John Schaffer.
Adler, Liebman, Jewish Rabbi, 27 Port E.
ADVERTISER, DAILY & WEEKLY, office
212 Jefferson ave.
Aelf,Wm, stonecutter, Orleans near Reservoir
Aelf, John, stone cutter, North.
Aelf, John, lab, Cherry E.
Aegerden, Chas., stoves and tinware, 177
Croghan.
BTNA INSURANCE CO. oEce, rooms 2 c!b
3 Merrill Rloclr.
Aiken, Abel, lab, 427 Fort E.
Ainsworth, C., 3 State.
Aird, Catharine, widow of Geo.. m. Joseph
0. Sullivan.
Alborough, L., farmer, Grand River west of
Thompson.
Albertson, Joseph A,, nursery agent, 261
Fifth.
Albertson, W. M., livery, Woodbridge near
Third, r. Henry and Clifford.
Albertson, Dr. 54 Macomb ave.
Alden, J. M., physician, office 105 Woodward
ave, r. cor. lIolvard and Cass.
Alexander, G. W., r. room 37 and 39 Waverly
Rouse.
Alexander, George, sailor, 84 Woodbridge W.
Allen, Lewis, Michigan Oil Co., r. 178 Griswold.
Allan, Wm. Charles, collector, 138 Adams
avenue E.
Allen, J. M., printer, 70 Columbia W.
Allan, Willis W., marine carp, 81 Co~~gress E.
Allen, Hiram ;3., miller, 8 Harriet.
Allen, %Tm., salesman, 164 JeEerson avenue,
r. Montcalm.
Allen Thomas, car repairer, 109 Fifth.
Allen, Elbridge G., 58 I-Ioward, !moving to
41 Lafa.yet.te W.
Allen, John, glass blower, b. 44 Michigan
avenue E.
Allen, Fred, I5 Grisrvold.
Allen, Ira M., physician, office 3 Larned W.
Allen Charles T., deputy sheriff, 6 Clinton,
moving to 198 Rai~dolph.
Allen Joseph, baker, 62 Lafayette E.
Allen, 0. C., engraver, 40 Elizabeth W.
Allen, Mrs. Wm., 239 Sixth.
Allen, Bd~vard, lab, 125 Cherry.
Allen, Orville S., 40 Elizabeth.
Allen, Wm., merchant, 47 DufEeld.
Allen,Wm, carp,Beech bet.Third and Fourth.
Allen, W. W., sailing master, Payne7s Ho teZ.
Allen, Alfred, colored, sailor, 116 Michigan
avenue 7V.
Allen, E. G., 41 Lafayette W.
Allen, Rev. ?lnrvin, 87 Washington avenue,
moving to the country.
Allen, Thomas, attorney, 158 Griswold.
Allen, N., 324 Mullet.
Allen, Philo, agent Johi-ison Gas Light,
Jeferson ave.
Allen, William, saloon, 28 First!.
Albertson, 11. M., licyuors, 102 Lamed TV.
Albus, Angcline, mid~vife, 99 Maple E.
Albns, Wm., cigar, maker, 99 fiIapIe E.
.4lbrecllC, Win., mason, 261 Mullet.
Albright, W., mason, 134 Elizabeth E.
Aldons, Wm.; painter and glazf er, 2'28 Bandolph.
Alder, Jacob, saloon, 335 Grand Rirer.
Alldebrandt, August, tailor, 161 Croghan..

Allar, Peter, sailor, r. Detroit & Mil. Railway
track rear Barclay's Foundry.
Alldritt, George, gilder, 95 Elizabeth. W.
Alleman, Victor, lab, 137 Lafayette E.
Alison Rowland I-I., mine and spirit merch.,
46 Jefferson avenue, r. 77 Macomb.
Alison, John Blassy, clerk, r. K. H. Alliosn.
Allison, David, 92 Cass.
Allison, David, saddler, with Henry Duncan,
r. 215 Woodmard ave,
Allison, James D., finisher, 344 Congress E.
Allison, John H., watch maker and jeweller,
198 Jefferson avenue, moving to 118 Woodward
avenue, r. 92 Miaini avenue.
Alliston, James, engineer, 67 Lafontaine
avenue.
Allmang, John, saloon, 63 Croghan.
Allmaak, J., saloon, 180 Adams ave E.
Als, John, lab, Mary near Dequindre.
Altenburgh, John, Mullet.
Alterauge, Mrs, Anna E., widow, 363 JeRerson
ave.
Altman, I. & Co., exchange brokers, 108
Woodward ave.
Altman, Isaac, fur merchant, and exchange
broker, r. 130 Michigan ave.
Altonbrandt, Augustus, tailor, 161 Croghan.
Alton, Ellen, widow of Thomas. 19 Washington
ave.
Alton, Margaret, 19 Washington ave.
Alvord, Mrs. S., b h., Fort near Griswold.
Alvord, L., laborer, 65 Labrosse.
Amar, Heury, blacksmith, 181 Lafa.yette E.
AMERICAN EXPRESS C OMPANP, office
106 Jefferson ave.
Ames, Albert W., express messenger, 68
Adam ave E.
Ames & Schroeder, brewers, corner Clinton
and St, Aubin.
Ames Fred, waiter, Russell House.
Amos, Ferdinand, steward, 11 Macomb ave.
Amoss, George C., agent, 24 Washington ave.
Amberg, Edward, harness maker, 474 Gratioh,
see also 398 Gratiot.
Arnmaes, Nicholas, brewer, Clinton.
Aminger, Jol~n, pedler, Eighth near Grand
River.
Ammis, Nicholas, grocer, corner Croghan
and St Aubin.
bmbruster, Ignats, mare~ouseman, 302 Randolph.
Amberg, Darid, inerchaut tailor and clothier,
I63 Jefferson avenue, r. 42 Congress W.
Amrhain, Wm., lab, 174 Ma,cor~~b.
Ams, Frederick. brewer, 212 Russell.
Amsden, D. S. dealer in musical merchandise,
Couse7s Bazar.
Andeline, Joseph, carp, 30 Wat,erloo.
Anderson, S., finisher, 136 Seventh.
Anderson, Mrs. S., b, h. 182 Griswold.
Anderson, Wm., steward, 95 Catl~erine,
Anderson, Peter, ship carpenter, 296Eort E.
Anderson, D. G. colored, billards, 86 Lafayette
E.
Anderson, Ebenexer. banker, office corner
Jefferson ave and Griswold, r. 23 State.
Anderson, Mrs., widow of Charles, r. 48
Woodbridge E,
Anderson, Arthur M., cellerman, r. 9 Jefferson
ave. *
Anderson, Peter, clerk, 47 Michigan ave. E.
Anderson, Charles k., accouztant, w J. R.
Gillet & Co.
Anderson, Mrs., cloak maker, 56 Shelby.
Anderson, Duke Wm., (the Rev.) colored,
177 Beaubien.
Anderson, Charles, sawyer, 91 Larned E.
Anderson, Charles W., sawyer, 91 IIarned a.
Anderson, John, stage driver,30 Columbia W.
Anderson, Joseph D., machinist, 289 Congress
E.
Andersoa, Edward W., w Joseph Anderson.
Anderson, Henry R., commission merchant,
34 Madson ave.
Anderson, T.. engineer, Fort near Whitney.
Anderson, Sarah, widow, b. h. 182 Griswold.
Anderson, James, (Jordan & A.) office 53
Griswold, r. 59 Congress W.
ANDERSON & DENTON, produce and C O ~
mer, 144 and 146 Woodbridge W. 8es
aduertisenze~zt pays 78.
ANDERSON, R. H., r cor John R & DIadison
avenue.
Anderson, Thomas C,, engineer, Lafointailne
north of Fort.
Anderson, George, salesman, with Albert
Thayer.
ANDERSON D AN'L, engineer, 136 Seaenth
cor Labrosse.
Anderhalt, Joseph, lab, 111 Macomb.
Anderlie, Alphonso, cigar maker, with IP,
Hailcock.
Andit L:, 466 Woodbridge W.
Andre Henry, grocer, 448 Gratiot.
Andre Clemina, widow of Joseph, 68 Sara.
ed E.
Andre John, grocer, 212 Gratiot.
Andreoli Charles, marble cutter, 363 Thompson.
Andrew Henry, grocer, 448 Gratiot.
Andrews Mrs. H. R ., 552 Woodward ave.
Andrews George, counsellor, oflice w Sam.
T. Douglass, r 43 Madison ave.
Andrews Stowell, mate steamer Marquette.
Andrems Stephen C., agent People's line of
Propellers, office foot of First, r 91 Lsfapette
W.
Andrews W1n V., photographic artist md
book agent, 235 Jefferson ave.
Andrew Ann, widow, 386 J?ranklinm
Ar_larews Mrs. L., r G. W. Gilbert.
Andrew ItiIrs., widow of Win, 294 Seventh,
Andrews Jn L., sailor, 139 Clifford.
Andrew John, clerk D & M Railway, 218
Congress E.
Andrew Louisa, colored, 181 Congress E.
Andrew Joseph,bricklayer, 163 Adam8 ave,E*
Andrew, John J., 267 Jeff. ave., near Brush,

Andrews Frances, midow, 34 Maple E.
Andrew John, signal .man, D & M Bailway
crossing at Gratiot. ,
Andrews R. H., printer, 10 Itowland.
Andrews Joseph, mason, 313 Antoine.
Andrus J., teamster, Eighth near Grand
River.
Annar Peter, lab, 348 Croghan.
Annar -, 88 Adams avenue E.
Angstler John, mason, Clinton.
Anscomb George C., blacksmith, 137 Grand
River and 202 First.
Anteor Antoine, ship carp, 35 Croghan.
Antioc Antonie, ship carp, 158 Larned E.
ANTISDEL JOHN F., pro. Railroad Motel,
Campus Martius. Soe advertisemefit.
Antisdel Wm., clerk Railroad Hotel.
Antoine David, lab, 314 Beaubian.
Antoine Catherine, washwoman, 61 Harriet.
Antonissan Edward, marble dealer, r. Fras.
Crawford.
Apger Ira, teamster, 333 Fifth.
Apgar J., house mover, 327 Fifth. '
Appel John, stone cutter, with Bulman &
Vesey.
Apple Henry, tanner, 414 Woodbridge E.
Apple John G., shoemaker, 253 High.
Apple Cc nrad, shoemaker, 253 High.
Applegate Christian B., with R. W. King.
Appleton Mrs. Emily, b. h. 49 Wayne.
Arb Peter, lab, Decluindre cor Julian.
Arc John, carp, 7 Silver.
Archambound George, stone cutter, 139 Ri-
vard.
Archbold Alice, widow, 327 Mullet.
Archer Nore G., trader, 130 Lafayette IT,
210 Second.
A.rgleven F., cabinet maker, 176 Thompson.
Arkland Mrs. E. V., r 4 Lewis.
Artmintinger Mrs. Catherine, 84 Gratiot.
Armitage Robert, stone cutter, Eb. Mrs. El-
mer.
ARMITAGE REV. WM. E., Rector St John's
Episcopal Church, r. coy Woodward aven-
ne and High.
ARMSTRONG T. H., hats, caps and furs,X58
Jefferson avenue, r 558 Woodward arenue,
see adu~rtiseme~zt pnge 93.
Arrnstrong J. J., 3: cor Blontcalm and Woodward
ave.
Arrnstrong Wm., m J. J. Arrnstrong.
Armstrong James A., general freight supt.
D. & M. Railway, r 25 Lafayette E.
Armstrong kEobert H., finisher, 210 Fort E.
Armstrong Luzerne De F., book binder, r 96
Elizabeth E.. ;
Armstrong Wm., waiter, Russell House, r
Sycamore.
Armstrong James, carp; 373 Lafontaine ave.
Armstrong Adam, drover, 165 Seventh.
Armstrong Adam, fireman, 193 Cass.
Armst~ong Thomas. carp, w Monroe Shiere.
Armstrong Thomas, 508 Woodmard avenue.
Armstrong John, harness maker, 65 Grand
Biver.
Armstsong 0. W., carp, b Perkins' Hotel.
Armstrong Underwood, carp, 51 Sibley.
Armstrong Edward, porter, Howard House.
Armstrong N., carp, Russell House.
Arndt A, F. It., grocer, 126, and 130 Elizabeth
E.
Arndt Albert F.. salesman, 126 Elizabeth E.
Arndt Joh, teamster, 40 Fort E.
Arnold Jesse, r 24 Antoine.
Arnold Andrew J., bill poster, 266 Port E.
Arnold Henry, salesman, r 44 Adams avenue
E.
Arnold Mary Ann, r Sheldon Block, Jefferson
avenue.
Arran Herman, grocer, 84 Croghan.
Arey &I,, lab, 159 Orchard.
Artwine Catherine,widow of John, 160 Franklin.
Arzdorf Adam, baggage man G W Railway,
b Levi Dings.
Arther Mrs., widow, 154 Second.
Arthur Margaret, widow, moving to 184 Croghan.
Arthur Walter C. salesman, m T. & J. Hinchman,
r cor Spruce and National ave.
~rrivee ~ewis,~ shoemaker, w C. C. Tyler &
Co., r Rivard.
Asch garnuel, saloon, 279 Jefferson ave.
Ash Richard, meat market, 36 Michigan avenue
E, r 184 Griswold.
Ashley R. V., dentist, office Merrill Block,
r 536 Jeff ave.
Ashley Walter O., clerk steamer Dart, b 134
Michigan ave.
Ashley Ferdinand A., lam student, w Buel
& Trowbridge.
Ashley Christina, wiciom of Elkina, dressmaker,
83 Fort E.
Ashley Stephen IV., engraver, w G. P. Conklin.
Aqhley Chester, broom maker, 155 Catherine.
ASHLEY WM. M., w Wm. C. Duncan.
Ashley Lewis C., carp, Antoine cor Brewster.
Ashley Elisha, carp, Detroit near Dequindre.
Ashley George W., salesman, w Frjsbie &
Co, r 47 Fort W.
Aske Mrs., widow of John, b h, 114 Congress
w.
Aspinall Joseph & Son., ship and corn mer,
foot of First.
Aspinall Joseph, (J. A. & Son,) r 1 Aspinalll
Terrace, Macomb ave.
Aspinall James, (J. A. & Son,) r 30 &lacomb
avenue.
Aspinall Philip, (Atkinson & Co.,) r G Aspinall
Terrace, Macomb avenue.
Aspinall James P., (Atkinson & Co.) r Philip
Aspinall.
Aspinall Rowland H., r 73 Adams ave IV,
Aspinwall David, carriage maker, 8 Clinton.

Assessors office, State Armory, 120 Griswold.
Ash Alonzo, butcher, w Richard Ash.
teacher, rear 39 s~encer*
Attorney's, the City office 53 Griswold.
Atkins D., b h, 47 Atwater E.
Atkins John, carp, 29 Grand River.
Atkins Edward, printer, 28 Macomb.
Atkins John, carp, moving to 18 Macomb
avenue.
Atkins Wm., student, 47 Madison avenue,
18 Macomb a~enue.
Atqins Charles, printer, 47ladison avenue,
18 Macomb avenue.
Akins Ira, paper stock dealer, b Howard
House, office 19 Jefferson avenue.
Atkins I. & C., paper and rags, 19 Jefferson
avenue.
Atkinson George, stevedore, (Brooks & Adam,)
r 222 Abbot.
Atkinson & Co., house and ship painters, 92
Woodward avenue.
Atkinson John, (A & Co,) 184 Woodward
avenne.
Atkinson Joseph, painter, w Atkinson& Co.,
r Park. I
Atkinson John, clerk, b. 32 Howard.
Atley Patrick, lab, 73 Lafontaine avenue.
Atwood S., sailor, 221 Park N.
Atwood Henry baker, 199 First.
Atwood Nicholas, sailor, 221 Park N.
Attwood Henry S , confectioner, 303 Woodward
ave.
Austin Andrew C, powder mer, office 110
1Vood1var.d ave, r 17Elizabeth IT.
Austin E. & J., ornamental plasterers, moving
to Charlotte and Woodword avenue.
Austin Mrs. Susan, 64 Adams avenue W.
Austin Mrs. J. A,, 55 Congress W.
Austin Isaac V., deputy sheriff, 261 Beaubian,
moving to 258 Randolph.
Austin Peter B., gilder, 79 Adams aye E.
Austin Romeo, atty, 55 Congress W, moving.
Austin Peter V., gilder, 418 Beauhiah.
Augustus Charles, colored, cook w James F.
J oy,
Autretsch PIartin, potter, 166 Croghan.
AJTERY ELISHA S., Detroit Brewery, r 58
First.
Arery Emma, widow Benjamin W., washwoman,
Rursell.
Asford Samuel BI., physician, ofice 138 Jefferson
ave, nioved f m 36 itiadison arenne
to 198 John a.
,4yberbeck Joseph, carp, 313 Antoine.
Aylward Mrs., wodo~v, 123 Orchard.
Alyward Michael, carp, 123 Orchard.
Aylmard James, servant, H. H. Brown.
Aylward John, fariner, Woodward avenne.
Ayers Lewis H,, cashiar, 75 Wooclward avenue,
r 76 First.
.r
I3
[Names Pn Cap Letters ckarged $1.04)
advertisers fn the I)ireotory not oharged,
and their names are fnvartably
printed f m df splay letters wlaen %hear
cards are received fn eime.1
Babcock Wm. James, 33 Lafayette W.
Babcock Miss H. A., milliner, 206 Randolph.
Babe Johaua, fancy worsted worker, 213
Jefferson evenue.
Babillion Peter, saloon, 30 and 32 Griswold.
Babpst John, 29 Fifth.
Bacon Wm., 26 First.
Bacon Washington A.,select grammar school,
163 Jefferson avenue.
BACON JOHN, real estate, cor River and
Porter Road.
Bacon Wm., bricklayer, b 7 Rowland.
Bach George, ashes pedler, 43 Catherine.
Backus E,, colonel U. 8. Army, 140 Congress
E.
Backus & Harbaugh, atty's and counsellors,
office Masonic hall, Jeff'. avenue.
BACKUS HENRY T., Backus & Marbaugh,
a21derman, 9th Ward, &r 306 Woodbridge
W.
Backus W. W., with Henry T. Backus.
Backus Frederick, (Richmonds & B.) 234
Fort E.
Backus Andrew, atty and counsellor, office
cor Jefferson and Griswold, r 37 Wind.er.
Backus Sylvanus, r 37 Winder.
Bader Peter, salesman, Fanell& Brother.
Bader Francis, shoemaker, 79 Russell.
Baeur Jacob, woolen weaver, 91 Groghan.
Baeur John Peter, 91 Croghan,
Baer Augustus, baker, 369 Hastings.
Baetler B., bashet maker, 492 Woodbridge E.
Bagg Joseph H., physician, 24 lklacomb.
Bagg Charles R., law student, w Holbrook
& Bishop.
Bagg George, salesman, b Lansing House.
Bagg Janles, lab, 170 Fifth.
Bagg B. Rush, police Justice, 121 Griswold.
Bagg's Hotel, cor Third andiwoodbridge.
Bagg John S., U. S. Marshal, offlce cor Qriswold
and Jefferson avenue, r Jeff. avenue.
Bagg A. Smith. (R. McDonald & Co.) r
Bagg's Hotel.
Bagker Willianl, machinist, 198 Lafayette E.
BAGLEY JOHN J., (alderman 3d Ward,)
tobacconist, 24 Woodward avenue, r 19
'i\iacorub. See ncZve~*tisenze~zt pnge 94.
Bagley George F., (Rioore & Foote) b IkIich
Exchange.
Bahm Augustus, saloon, 686 Jefferson ave.
Ballan Peter, tailor, 99 Colombia W.
Baikner John, carp, 252 Orleans.
Baier Francis, tailor, 54 Monroe avenue, r
87 Adains aye E.
Bailey L. TV., musician, w Balliver Freeman.
Bailey John, colored, musician, 176 Brush.

Bailey -, engiheer, 355 Congress 33.
Bailey J. A,, 637 Jefferson ave.
Bailey Loren, musician, b Mrs. Beardsley.
Bailey James, tailor, Kentucky.
Bailie William, carp, b 105 Atwater E.
Baddow John, painter, cor Grand River and
Palmer.
Baddow William, painter, w John Baddow.
Bain Robert A., salesman, w Campbell,
Linn & Co.
Bainbridge A. H., recruiting service, b Bal-
timore Motel.
Baird Robert W., painter, 131 Adams aven-
ue E.
Baird J., room 11 Sheldon Block, Jeff'. ave.
Baisch Fred., gunsmith, 99 Russell.
Baisch Fred., cutter, 23 Congress E.
BAKER HENRY E., 'assist. editor Detroit
Tribune, r 1'7 Centre, moved to Adrian.
Baker G. W. P., saloon keeper, 156 Cather-
ine and 322 Gratiot.
Baker Joseph D., book binder, w Friend
Palmer.
Baker Sarah, widow of Robert, 54 Russell.
Baker Catherine M., washwoman, 228 La-
fayettc E.
Baker Mrs., 154 Antoine.
Baker James T., architect and engineer,
roonls 34 and 35 Waverly Building.
Baker Lee, teamster, b 309 Atwater E.
Baker Benj. F., clcrk, 92 First.
Baker Thos, jeweler, 140 Lafayette W.
Baker Jacob I3 ., tavern keeper, 'I and 9 Grie-
wold.
Baker George A., acct, w Moore, Foote &
Co., b Russell House.
Baker -, colored, waiter, 175 Hastings.
Baker Fred, engine driver, 309 Lafayette E .
Baker Alden, steward, steam bt Windsor,l20
Fort E.
Baker James, engineer; 253 Congress E.
Baker Mr., machinist, b 51 Riopelle.
Baker Sarah, Gfeet 2 inches in height, nurse
with colored Dr. A. Stewart.
Baker Sarah, 9 Columbia W.
Baker George, grocer, 339 Mich ave.
Baker Henry, engineer, b Mrs. Beardsley.
Baker W. Y., carriage depository, b Railroad
Hotel.
Baker -, lab, north cor Riopelle.
Baker Mrs., widow of Michael, 250 Lafay-
ette E.
Baker D. F, Howard House.
Baker Joseph, saloon, cor Lafayette and St
Aubin.
BALCH GEORGE W., telegraph agent,'office
cor Griswold and Jeff. a4venue, r 140 La-
fayette W.
Baldry George, soap and candle mantzfac-
turer, 86 Grand River.
Baldwiri H. P. & Co., boots and sl~oes at
wholesale, 25 Woodward avenue.
Baldwin H. P. (H. P. B. & Go.) r 341 Wood-
ward avenue.
Baldwin W. M., salesman w Parsons & Jolnlson,
Baldwin Albe~t, Inill wright, 372 Seventh.
Baldmin George, chandler, b 129 Woodward
avenue.
Baldwin Lyman, (Hayden & Baldwin;) r 60
Miami avenue.
Baldwin, L~man H., with Hayden & Baldwin,
Baldwin Jolln, bar tender, Michigan Ex-
Baldwin A. G., real estate, 13 Macomb ave.
Baldwin Charles H., steamboat agent, r 53
Wayne.
Ball Henry, lab, Ilailroad near Dequindre.
Ballard StephenJab, 408 Fort E. .
Ballantine John, plumber, 132 Seventh.
Ballery Wm. J., w Dr. Kermott, r 52 Madi- ,
son avenue.
Ballard Thos , salesman w Jas. Burns & Co.
Ballard John, trav. agent, Hanna & Co., r
100 Howard.
BALMER REV. STEPHEN, Pastor Scottish
Kirk,-22 Miami avenue.
Balsly T. S , stone ware manufacturer, Fort
near Lafontaine.
Balsly S., potter, 506 Woodbridge W.
Baltimore Hotel, '78 Woodbridge W.
Baltinger Frank, painter, 13 3 Clinton.
Bamlet George, 17 Grand River.
Barnlet & Wells, grocers, 17 and 19 Grand
River.
Bampton Joseph B., clerk w Iaa Worcester.
Bancroft Edword C, 106 I-Iotvard, moving.
Bancroft Lewis W., mariner,b Russell House.
Bancroft G. A,, sexton Fort st Presbyterian
Church, 69 Locust.
Bancroft J. M., architect, office 127 Jefferson
aveuue, b 48 Lafayette W.
Bankman -, Vinewood avenue neax Fort.
Bann Emantzel, pedler, 185 Congress E.
Banning John, baggage men, G. W. Railway,
1.55 Third.
BANNERMAN JOHN, (James Ross & Co.)
r Charlotte near Park.
Bannerman David, acct. w James Ross & Co.
Banitsch Ed~vard~glove maker, 278 Croghan.
Banwins Desire, shoemaker, 7 IVoodward
avenue.
Baraghausen Albert, lab, 227 Macomb.
Barbagh Joseph, stone cutter, 77 High.
Barbeg Fred, cabinet maker, 12 Mechanic.
Ilarber John, cor Beaubian and Bronson .
Barb Nicholas, lab: Congress E.
Barber -, lab, 375 Beaubian.
Barber Nicholas, lab, Coagress E.
BarbertEdward, w &I. J. Mills.
Barber Peter' piano maker, 272 Lafayette E.
Barber Peter, coffin maker, 238 Croghan.
Barber Betsey, colored, 254 Macomb.
Barber Mary, embroiderer, 93 Jeff avenve,
moving from city.
Bnurbier Fred and Son, coffin and cabinet
makers, 142 Riopelle.
Barbier Fred, finishar, 61 Orleans.

13arbour Edwin S., salesman w Edward Orr, BARNS, FRENCH & WAY. pro. Detroit
r 44 Washington avenue.
. Tribune, printers and publishers, 62 and
BAECLAY WM. & SON, proprietors Michi- 64 Shelby.
gan Iron works, Atmater and Rivard, see Barns Henry, (B. French & Way,) 15 Miudue~tise~~zent.
ami avenue.
BARCLAY WRL, Michigan Iron works, cor Barns L. A,, b Garrison House.
Atwater and Rivard, r 90 Farmer.
Barns Chancy R., electrotypist, w Henry
Barclay IVilliam, r Wm. Barclay, Sen.
Barnes.
Barchite Lambert, civil engineer, w William Barns Sarah, widow, 113 Mullet.
W. DuEeld.
Barns Aloneo T., (Johnson & B.) r 46 Mont-
Barchied Mathias, Elm.
calm.
Bardwell John J., pllotographic artist, room Barns John A,, baker, 191 Woodward ave.
162 Jefferson avenue, r 35 State,
Barns Richard, clerk, b 44 Michigan ave E.
Basdnell Andrew, fo~zndryman, moving from Barns Henry, cigar maker, 72 Atwater E.
Croghaa to near Grand Trunk Railway Barns -, shoemaker, 220 Fifth.
Depot,
Barns James G , gardener, Rivar near
Bare A., acct, Wing near Henry.
Brook's Mill.
Barker K. C. & Co., tobacconists, 60 Jeffer- Barnurn Eugene T., bank clerk, b Timothy
son avenue.
Partridge.
Barker K. C., r Fort TV.
Barnum Daniel, locomoti~e engineer, 362
Barker Mrs. Sarah J., 243 Woodward ave. Woodbridge E.
Barenger Joseph W., salesman and billiarcl Barl~urn J William & Corn, corn mer, foot of
room, 13 Jeff avenue.
Second, r 108 Cass.
Barham James, salesman, 95 Elizabeth. Bartling Henry, butcher, w F Bartling.
Barham James D., salesman w George E. Bartling Fred, butcher, w Christian Keiser,
Dudley.
cor Miami ave and John R.
Barker Samuel A,, grammar school, r 311 Bartley Charles, 140 Randolph.
Beaubian, moving to Unaclilla.
Barr Htobert, portor, 19 John It.
Barkley Arnold, w Elizabeth Barkley, Barrebo Frank, d~ayman, 484 Congress E.
Barkley Win., w Elizabeth Barkley.
BARRET DAVID T., shirt manufr. and gen-
Barkley Elizabath, widow of Edwin, shoema- tlemen's furnishing warehouse, 115 JeE
ker, alley bet Grand River and Sccond. ave, cor Shelby, (sre aduertiscnzeut.)
Barkley John, ship carp, 82 Miami avenue. Barret Alexander, carp, rear 274 Croghan.
Barkley Mrs. Laura, French teacher, 82 Mi- Barret Sam'l, farmer, miles on Woodward
ami avenue.
avenue.
Barie Mrs. Francis, 103 Catherine.
Barret Edward P., tin and copper smith, 98
Barte Ludwig Wm., baker, 114 Fort E. Grand River.
Barie John P., hat n~anufacturer, 158 Jeffer-
Barret Pat, lab, 89 Plum.
son avenue, up stairs.
Barret F. M., printer, 37 Spencer.
Barie John, hatter, 103 Catherine.
Barret Chas B., physician, office 166 Jeffar-
Barie Lewis, grocer, cor Brush and Macomb.
son avenue, b Howard House.
Bario Antoine, lab, 261 Franklin.
Barrito Alexander, lab, Fort E.
Barret Daniel, lab, 322 Fifth.
BARLAGE ANTHONY, alder ma,^^ Fourtl~
Barret William, blacksmith, 164 Orchard.
Ward,) grocer, 128 Franklin.
Barret Johanna, widow of Michael, 320
Barlage Joseph, butcher, w A. Barlage.
Fifth.
Barlam Pat, lab, Fifth near Arcll.
Barret Thomas, lab, 167 Thompson.
Barlam Mrs., washwoirzaa, Fifth near Arcli. Barret John, lab, 91 Plum.
Barluiu Thos, m Mark Plannigan.
Barret Thomas, lab, 91 Plum.
Barlow Kennedy, 101 Atwater.
Barrett Mr., saloon, 85 Jefferson ave.
Barnard & Tiffany, family groeery, 98 Wood- Barrington Alfred, saloon, 111 Atwater E
ward avenue.
near Railroad track.
Barnard George W., (B* & Tiffany,) r 270 Barron C. L., engineer, 65 George.
Randolph.
Barron T., engineer stean~boat Columbia.
Barnard S. S., boots and shoes, 200 Jeffer- Barrow's sash, door and blind factory, cor
son avenue, r 144 Congress TIr.
Third and Congress.
Barnard J., acct, r ,140 Antoine.
Barrows S. S., builder, 167 Lafayette W.
Barnett Charles T., engineer, 140 Fralllrlin. Barrows David, builder, r 201 Cass.
BARNES LAPrIBERT A,, Cornwell B. 85 Co. Barrows A., bullder, Locust near Sixth,movb
Garrison House.
ing to Adrian.
Barnley Josllna, b Iiussell House.
Barrows Miss, teacher, 94 Elizabeth W.
Barnlet & Wells, grocers, 17 Grand River
, Barrows George, carp, 40 Russell.
cor Xowland.
1 Barrie L. W., baker, 114 Fort E.

Barry James R., salesman m R. Gardner, r
300 Bandolph, moving to Monroe.
Barry T. S., collector, 42 Sibley.
Barry Mrs. Ann, b h, 253 Jefferson are.
Barry Mrs. Jane, nurse, 41 Rlontcalm.
Barry William, lab, 55 Franklin.
Barry Thomas, lab, alley rear Lawrence Carrol,
Barry Michael, lab, 174 Lafayette E.
Barry P., grocer, 197 Sixth.
Barry Patr ck, lab, 97 Columbia W.
Barry P., csrp, 141 Porter.
Barry L., lab, 123 Seventh.
Barry Pat, carp, 104 Porter.
Barry Augustine, acct, 395 Beaubian.
Barse William H., ins~~rance, office Brady
varehonse, foot Woodward ave, r 56 Elizabeth
W.
Barshman Lewis, lab, 420 Earned E.
Barstom H. A., (Lyon, Barstow & Thayer,)
M, chigan Exchange.
Baretom Mrs. F. C., widow of Samuel, 281
Jeff avenue.
Bartels William, grocer, 139 Grancl River.
Bartell Theresa, widow of Dominick, 184
Fort E.
Bartenbarch Andrev, tinner, b 131 Hastings.
Bartholomew Wm. E., grocer, 124 Antoine.
Bartlett A. F., salesman, w E Sheppard.
Barlett Albert, salesman, r Lafayette.
Bartley Pat, lab, 156 Orchard. ..
Barlley John, groom, 156 Orchard.
Bartman Mr., clark, 41 Fort E.
Barton Mrs. O., widow, 26 Madison avenue.
Basaschtobil Elizabeth, 117 Croghan.
Basley Richard, milkman, 26 Marion
Baska Augustus, sailor, 434 Woodbridge.
Basley Robert, colored, waiter, 224 Lafayette
33.
Basque1 Michael, servant w Col. McKnight.
Bassett Uri, teacher, Eighth Ward Union
School, r 91 Leverett,
Bassett Charles H., salesman, w Stewart &
Patterson.
Bason Frederick, sawyer. North near Dequindre.
Basoli Frederick, paper box maker, 38
1-Voodmarcl ave, moved r to cor Xastings
and Fort.
Bate1 Henry, fireman, 494 Woodbrige E.
Batels Hermon, carp, hlacomb.
Bates Gecrge C., co~insellor, b Michigan Exchange.
Bates Kenzie, acct m G. 0. Williams & Co.,
r Michigan Exchange.
Bates San~uel, r 219 Woodward are.
Bates Andrew, lime stone, foot of Rivard.
Bates George, grocer, 72 Abbott.
Bates Willian~, salesman, 72 Abbott.
Bates J., pattern maker, 73 Labrosse.
Bates Andrew, saillng master, 268 Congress
E.
Bates Philip, lab, Iiasalle ave near Ash.
Bates Henry, mo~~lder,
14 Lewis.
Bates H. C., b Terrapin Luhch, cor_Griswold
and Larned.
Batesgerry Peter, carp, 359 Macomb.
Bather John, machinist, 263 Sixth moving.
Bazther Xichard, machinistt, 153 Abbot.
Bathouser Ansil, beer pedler, 63 Catherine.
Battishill William, painter. Brady.
Battison William, lab, 133 Beech.
Battle Janies, tinsmith, 185 Third.
BATWELL EDWARD, physician, office and
r 145 Congress W.
Bauer John, lab, 165 Maple E.
Bauermeister Henry, carp, 70 Clinton.
Baum J. H., corn nler, dock bet Second &
Third.
Banman -, milkman, Gratiot above St
Aubin.
Bauman Daniel, farmer, north end Hastings.
Baumasta John, tin and copper smith, 178
Gratiot.
Bautz Fred, watclmaker, m George Schuler.
Baxter Hugh, sailor, b Baltimore Hotel..
Baxter Robert, rbass finisher, Whitiley near
Bastings.
Baster James, lab, Fifth near Grand River.
Baxter T., rope manufactirrer, 35 George,
rope walk, Prospect.
Baxter Mr., 33 Adams ave E.
Bayer M., boots and shoes, east end Gratiot.
Bayer IIvIichael, shoe maker, Gratiot.
Bayless Joseph, hodmm, 314 Lafayette E.
Bayless L. M., liquors, &c., 52 Griswold, r
110 Lafayette W.
Beaden Daniel, sailor, b 117 Woodbridge W. .
Beadle Jaines T, salesmall w J. Beedzler.
Beage Michael, plasterer, 2 Antoine.
Beaker Fred F., grocer, 145 Fort E.
Ueal William, ice dealer, 142 Larned 11'.
Beaman John, telegraph repairer, b 3 Brush.
Beames R., bench m.er, 122 ?,Clifford.
Beane John V., principal Detroit Female
Seminary, cor Fort and Shelby.
Bean George E., Pitts Mill, r Franklin.
Bean Charles, ship carp, Larned E.
Beany Francis, wood dealer, 170 High.
Beal George S., drayman, 53 George, mov-
ing to Sproat near Cass.
Beary Jacob, lab, 207 Fort E.
Beard George, fruits and oysters, Russell
House, Woodward avenue, r 259 Hov-nrd.
Beard George R., w George Beard.
Beard William L., w George Beard.
Beard William, packer and provisioil dealer,
111 Fifth.
Beard Mary, widow, 7 Porter.
Beard IVilson, coloreci, 34 Croghsn.
Beard Mrs., widow of Jesse, 289 Seconcl.
Beardsley Maria L., b h, lnoving to ~arned
near No 3 Engine House.
Beardsley Mrs., b h, 27 Lafayette IY.
Beare Fras Joseph, 61 Macomb
Bearnes Henry cigar malter, w J ~osenfield

Beasler, G. M., salesman w L. I?. Harter, r 129
Eort E.
Beasley Geo M, grocer, 125 Fort E
Beatty Samcs, (Stephens & Beatty) h 646
Jeff ave
Beatty Robert mason, 12 Macomb
Beam George P., blacltsmith, 395 Beaubian.
Beach --, Custom officer, b Mrs. Alvord.
Beach F. Augustus, 23 Clinton.
Beadle G. W., tailor, 111 Clifford, moving.
Bedell G., machinist, cor Harrison ave and
Laurel.
Beaubian E., saloon keeper, cor River and
Campau.
Beaubian R., saloon, keeper, 752 Porter.
Beaubian Mrs, widow of Henry, St Aubin
Beaubian -, farmer, north end Hastings.
Beaubian Mrs., widow of Peter, cor Orleans
and Woodbridge.
Beaubian Henry L., salesman, W Frisbie &
Co., r cor Congress and St Aubin.
Beaubian Theo Jas., salesman, 241 C ong. E.
Beaubian Mrs. Louisa, widow, 241 Con. E.
Beaubian John, 54 Orleans.
Eeaubian John P., druggest, 54 Orleans.
Beaubian Louis, Rivard near Bea~~bian.
Beaubian Louis, Jr., carp, 188 Faaklin.
Beaubian Edward, engineer, 188 Franklin*
Beaubian Charles, clerk, 188 Frauklin.
Beaubian John, clerk, 188 Franklin.
Beaubian James, 188 Franklin.
Beaubian Charles, 120 Congress E.
Beden Chas. Wrn., pedler, 92 Lanied E.
Beddow John, house and ornamental ,pain-
ter, cor Grand River and Palmer.
Beaubee John, engineer, 209 Lafawte E.
Beauchamp Samuel, jeweler, with M* So
Smith, 301 Gratiot from 99 Franklin.
Beauchamp Jacob, saw maker, 156 Rivard.
.Beaudoin C yprian, 97 Catherine.
Beaudoin Augustus, sash maker, 126 Or-
leans.
Beaurat Peter, cigar niaker, 108 Catherine.
Beaurat Frank, lab, 108 Catherine.
Beabfeit Frank, finisher, 362 Congress E.
Beauvais John B., teamster, 253 Catherine.
Beckham Re T*, S* engineer, ' Rus-
sell House
13ecker Louis, grocer, 319 Clinton.
Becker Lee, servant, 187 Crogllan.
Becker Fred, carp, 130 High.
Becker Christian, 62 Higli.
Becker Fred, finisher, 62 High.
Becker Andrew, lab, 397 Hastings.
Becker Peter, nailor, 46 Laurence.
Beaver Jol~n, carp, 305 Lafayette E.
Beaver John Adam, pedler, 225 Fort E.
Beaver Peter, 225 Fort E.
Beckel Christian, lab, 227 High.
Behr Fred, saloon keeper at Post office,Griuwold,
Belman William, salesman, 162 Clifford.
Belman John, 80 George.
..
b
Deckstlein F ., carp, 41 Baker.
Beclter M., lab, 63 Trowbridge.
Bectbissinger J. N. J., baker, 226 Rivard.
Beddager Anna, widow, Cherry near Cemetery.
Bedard John B., salesman w 1Vm. M. Whitney.
Beebee James F., express messenger, 66
Abbott, moving to 48 Park Place.
Behler John E , butcher, 48 Fort E.
Beech Benjamin, saloon, Cequindre,
Beech Henry, cabinet maker, 152 Abbot.
Beech Oliver, lab, 115 Maple.
Beecher,Moses, Jr., acct, w T. & J. Einchman.
BEECHER LUTHEB, merchant, 297 Jefferson
ave.
Beecher Moses, acct, 83 Miami ave,
Beechler R., barber, 262 Jefferson ave.
Beedler Jacob, bar tender, 38 Third.
Beedzler Joseph, family grocery, 101 Woodward
avenue, r 123 Park N.
Beck T,, lab, 69 Columbia W.
Beeker John, lab, 83 Croghan.
Beel Wm., lab, 34 ]Elizabeth W.
Beerling Henry, cabinet maker, 167 Adams
avenue E.
Beeson Jacob,banker ,tor Woodward ave and
Larned, r 129 Fort W.
Beeson Henry, w Jacob Beeson.
Beer Peier, contractor, 77 Russell.
Beers R. D., tinsmith, w W. H, Tefft.
Beck William, plasterer, 63 Jones.
Beck Thomas, 63 Jones.
Beck Thomas, salesman, 11 Abbot.
Beck George butcher, 60 Jones.
BeckJamesM,,clerk,167Second.
Beck Henry. lab, Croghan.
~~~k N ~ grocer, ~ 138 ~ prankline ~ ,
Beck George, cooper, 30 Harriet.
Beck John, tailor, 148 Macomb.
Beck George, butcher, SG ddarns ave W.
Beck Gregory, cooper, 30 Beacon.
Begune William, lab, 197 High.
Begg George, clerk, 163 Adams ave E. "
~~~~~h -J, F,, saw filer, 23 Congress,
Beierley Constantine, neivspaper agent, 252
Port E.
Beierley Conrad, mill-man, 272YFort. E.
Belanger Louis, carp, 255 Franklin.
Beller Jacob, concert Hall, 112, TCandolph.
I Belly Joseph, lab, Orleans and Cherry,
Belpash Louis, sailor, 260 Franklin.
Bell George, carp, 59 RIontcalm.
Bell Thomas, sailor., b Baltimore Hotel.
Bellemare X. E., saloon and billiards, 311
- Gratiot,
Belnap P. S , carriage maker, 38 and 40
Woodbridge W*
Bellenger Toussant, teamster, Davison.
Bellenger Leander, carp, Davison.
Bellenger Tonssant, jr-, teamster, Davison.

Bell Robert R , agent Elmwood Cemetery,
206 Congress E, and 66 Griswold
Bell Miss, b City Hotel.
Bell Edward, locomotfve engineer, b 188
Woodbridge E.
Bell James, b MichiganVExchange,
Bell Jonathan, 16 Beaubian.
Bell Louis, lab, 201 Lafayette E.
Bell David *P., (J. W. Barnum & Co.) r 42
Park Place.
Bell Thomas, sailor, 172 Third.
Bell Henry, pilot, 84 Gratiot.
Bell John, carp, 169 Seventh.
Bell Digby V., Custom House officer, b Railroad
Hotel.
Bell A. F., (Bell & Soule) 154 Jeff ave.
Bell & Soule, law offlce, 154 Jeff ave.
Bell John, butcher, 42 Marion. '
Bella Milton, colored, broom maker, 154
Beaubian.
Bellair Joseph 3.. salesman w T. J. Noyes, r
222 Lamed E.
Bellair Oliver, Jr., Post office clerk, 245 Larned
E.
Bellmore Eli, b 458 River.
Bellore Robert, lab, 592 River.
Beiiows Charles, lab, 592 Woodbridge W.
Bellows Orlando, India Rubber warehouse,
87 Woodward avenue, r Fort W near Sixth.
Bender John P., cabinet maker,41 Prospect.
Bender John, butcher w P. Hilderscheit.
Benham Ebenezer, acct, 46 Clinton.
Benham Joel A, groom, w J B Long
Benham -, 46 Clinton.
Benham E. L., fireman, 382 Lafayette W.
Bement Joseph, (E. K. Strong & Co.,) 65
Howard.
Bement E. M., produce and com mer, 65
Howard.
Bement Frank G., carp, 65 Howard.
Bement Oscar W., ship carp, 65 Howard.
Bemer -, saloonkeeper, b 56 Mich. ave, E.
Benoit J. Petit, saloon, 209 Croghan.
Benoit A,, weigh master, 209 Crogean.
Benoit Peter, lab, cor Riopelle and High
Benoit Charles, finisher, 209 Croghan.
Benoit John, finisher, 209 C~oghan.
Benoit John, machinist, 209 Croghan.
Bellnett & hlccullough, wagon makers and
blacksmiths, 25 Monroe ave.
Bennett Mrs, N. E., widow, 820 Jeffave.
Bennett Wm., sailor, 221 Third.
Bennett Caroline A,, widom of Moses. 215
Grand ltiver.
Bennett Francis, shoemaker, b Atwater E.
Bennett Samuel, sailor, Franklin.
Bemet Charles, sailor, 355 Lafayette E.
Bennet A., switchmsn, b City Hotel.
Bennett William, lab, Brady.
Bennet C. E., liquors, 76 Macomb ave.
Bennett Thomas, shoemaker, up stairs, 81
Jeff avenue,
Bennett Njmcy, widow of Isaac, 221 Third,
Bennett Andrew, sailor, 221 Third.
Bennett Sidney, printer, 90 Congress g.
Bennett Robert, colored, cooper,,262 Clinton.
Bennett Joseph, saloon, 16 Michigan ave, E.
Benedict Edwin S,, builder, 119 Howard.
benedict Hiram, dentist, office and r 268
Jeff avenue.
Benedict C. H., builder, Howard near Dudley.
Benedict Hiram, engineer, 357 Macomb.
Benedict Mr., Fifth near Grand River.
Benedick William H., house mover, 324
Fifth.
Benbandenardo John, shoemaker, 181 La-
fayette E.
Beneteau I. J., deputy sheriff, and notary
public, office cor Jeff avenue and G~ia-
wold, h 129 Congress E
BENFEY LOUIS, cashier w Freedman &
Bro, moved from 84 Larned to 138 Gong E.
Benjamin S. S., b Michigan Ex. to Chicago.
Benjamin Jacob C., enginear, 171 Second.
Bensfelt N,, carp, 79 Leverett.
B ENSON HENRY E., lumber merchant,
steam saw mill near Hydraulic Works, 427
Atwater, r N E cor Jeff avenue and 'Or-
leans.
Benson Henry, Jr., m H. E. Benson.
Benson Henry, teamster, moved to 319 HOW-
ard.
Bentin Ernest, lab, Detroit near Dequindre.
Bentler F., shoemaker, 303 Woodward ave.
Bentley Edwin R., acct w Marvin & Steph-
ens,
Bentley Mrs. Hannah, 145 Howard,
Bentley S. J,, liquors, 12 Mich avenue 33, r
154 First.
Bentlley George W., teamster, 276 Beaubian.
Benton, W. H., Trowbridge near Fort.
Berand Augustus, carp, 249 Clinton to 32
Harriet.
Berge George, wire worker, 11G Macomb.
Berge John, wire worker, 116 Kacomb.
Berger Casper, gun maker and grocer, 46
Russell.
Berger Joseph, engraver, 46 Russell.
Bergrnan F. E., salesman People's Store, b.
182 Griswold.
Bernes Rev. Wm., pastor Methodist Church,
Lasalle ave.
Berrie Christina, saloon, 272 &lacomb
Berrell Pat, lab, Orleans near Railroadjrack.
Benwa Peter, lab, 114 Maple.
Deny Charles, lab, Croghan. a
Berg Lewis, printer, 87 Catherine.
Berg Philip, shoemaker, 145 Fort E.
Berg Christian, jeweler, 102 Bates.
Bergman F. E., salesman, 164 Jeff ave
Berkley Charles, lab, 171 Fort E.
Berkery John, carp, carp, 98 Porter.
Berkery James, carp, 98 Porter.
Bernart Wm, r 61 Larned E.
Bernard Edwin, plasterer, 10 Clinton.
Bernard John H,, painter, 204 Cfriswold.
.

Bernard Johana, widow, Davison,
Biddle John, servant, w Bliss Noyes.
Berrington Alfred, 2 Antoine.
Bidner George, shoemaker, 117 Thompson.
Berrien J. M., chief engi~leer, Mich Central Bieswa Amnbrose, lab7 3'78 Woodbridge W.
Railroad, b Micl~ Exchange.
Bigelow Mrs., h 257 Sixth
Berry John, astronomer, r 17 Seventh. Bigelow George H., teacher Capital School,
Berry Anna Eliza, colored, dress maker, 423+ h 275 Sixth
Jeff avenue.
Bigelow Edwin h 275 Sixth
Berry Louis, baker, 136 Fort E.
Bigelow Lyman, artist, 275 Sixth
Berry Henry, plasterer, 225 Congress E. Bigelow Joseph E., atty and counsellor, offi-
Berry Peter, lab, 110 Clinton.
ce 11 Merrill Black, r 12 Columbia W.
Berry John, blacksmith, 110 Clinton. Bigley John, butcher, 222 Woodtvard ave.
Berry William, ca.rp, 31 Montcalm.
Bigley Olivia, widow of Simon, 38 Harriet.
Berry Christina, saloon, Riopelle and Mont. Bigofp Francis, carp, 14 Mechanic.
Berry Brothers, manufr varnish and glue, 36 Benler R., barber and hairdresser, 262 Jeff
Woodbridge W.
aveuue.
Berry John A.
I
Beumester John, tinshop, 278 Gratiot.
Berry Thomas. 36 Woodbridge W. Beusha Frank, lab. 111 Woodbridge W.
Berry Joseph H.
Bezonski Bernard, carp, 246 Orleans.
Berry Pat, paver, 108 Porter.
Billings Mr., 97 Cass.
Berry -, clerk, 41 Polst E.
Billings J. B,, m J. Standish, 24 Woodbridge
Berry Sarn~xel V., colored,pastor St Mathews Esst.
Episcopal Church, r 4238 Jeff avenue. Billings H. RE., w T~OS A. Parker, r 99 Cass
Bertmai~ Adolph saloon, PI Farmer,
avenue.
Bertrand Peter. cooper b Mrs. Aske. , Billiard room, Whipples, Jeff ave.
Bertram George Martin, 137 Maple.
Billiard room, Empire, Bates cor Mich ave,
Bertram George B., lab, r George Hornmal. Rills Francis, 344 Mullet.
Besaw Jolln, lab, Third n Irving.
Bile Frank, brewer, 228 Russell.
Besold Fred, haper box maker, 37 Wood- Billyard Emma H., b h, 41 Fort E.
ward ave, r 140 Fort E.
Billiard Mrs., b 11, 70 Gratiot.
Bessenger i\i1rs. Racfhel, 178 Catherine, Bim Philip, mason, Elm.
Best John, mason, 1'72 Macomb.
Bindccr William, butoher, 74 Thompson.
Best Margaret, colored, 171 Fort E.
Binga Jas PI., colored, 20 Jones.
Betts George, machinist, 216 Thompson. Binga William, colored, barber, 1 Larned W,
Betrump Rev. George, Lasalle ave near Mich r cor Beanbian and Lafayette.
avenue.
Binga Thos, colored, 132 Bastings.
Betzing Adam, grocer, 172 R~xssell. Binga Timothy, colored, 132 Hastings.
Bevoretz John, bricklayer, Clinton near De- *Binga J. H., colored, barber, Railroad Hotel
cyuindre.
Binga Daniel, lab, Commercial Mills.
Bevritz Christopher, lab, Croghan.
Binga Adam, colored, 144 Macomb avenue.
Bevritz John' carp, 246 Orleans.
Binga John, colcred, N end Beaubian.
Beyer John B ., baker? 163 Lafayette E. BINGHABI EDWARD: merchant, w Farrand
Beyer Chas M ., hairdresser and perfumer, & Sheley, r 57 Farmer.
108 Jeff avenue.
Bingl~am Miss O., teacher 8th Ward Union
Beyer FI-ank, coachman, w Robt IIigllaln. School, r Ed Binghain.
Bethune Geo, clerk, Farrar near State Birch Jacob, 42 &Iaple.
Bettison MTin, lab, 206 Sixth.
Birch P. P., grocer, 196 Woodward aye, r
Bibbins J. Ii., salesman; w J. J. Bagley. 31 George
Bickel Andrew, shoenlaker, 326 Macomb. Birch Carl, auctioneer, b 44 Michigan avo.
Bidado Chas, lab, Congess E.
Bircl~ard Jas T., pro. Bo~~rtrd House.
Biclen Chas IVm, pedler, 92 Larned E. Girchard &I. W., real estate, b Bow. House.
Bidgood John, ship carp7 329 Mullet. Birkman Willian~, cutter JIF Henry Sharon.
Bieke Fras, blacksmitll. 396 Gratiot. Birk John, gardener, Beaubian.
Bileniail F red, saloon, 7'7 Croqllan.
Birktold Tllaclans, tailor, Orleans.
Bier F~anlr, cigar n~alier, 95 Maple.
Birktold Joscph, baker, w T Birlitold.
Bier Andrew, lab, 95 Maple.
Birrell Davicl, of T. E. Speilce & Co, 269
Biddlc JVilliatn S,, offlce 66 Griswold, r 52 Jeff aveilne.
Congress IV.
Birncs B., lab, 484 Fort E.
Bicidle 13. S., drqqs, I05 Michigan ave FIT, r Birtwhistle Janles, carp, 41 Catherine.
18 Elizabeth W.
Bishop & Holbrook, atty's, office 12otunda.
Biddle Susanah, colored, 61 Eafayetta W. Bishop Levi, atty and co~~nsel, (Bishop &
Biddle Edward M, acct Post ofiice, 132 Ear- Holbrook) h 270 Jeff ave.
ned E.
Bishop Wm B, acct w J.L. King, h 32 hiacomb
Bicldle IIomse, cor Jefferson ave and Ran. Bishop Sophia, widow, 370 Lafayette E,

Bishop Mrs, seamstress, cor Park and Columbia.
I
Biset Isaac, 313 Atmater.
Bissell George W., shipping and produce,
foot of Third, h 126 Lafayette W.
Bissell Augustus E., wareh bet First and
Second, h 101 Fort W.
Bissell Hannibal, w A. E. Bissell.
Bissell E. R., 218 Fort W.
Bissell Mrs E. C., 218 Fort W.
Bissell Edgar R., student, 218 Foat W.
Bissell Louisa, grocery, Fort and Hastings.
Bissell David, patentee Champion boot
crimp, r First near Lewis.
Bittmann Philip, mason, rear 420 Lafay W.
Bitz Anthony, groom w E. Williams.
Bivins Joseph H., tobacconist, 68 CongressE.
Black & Young, for and corn mer, dock foot
Shelby .
Black James, (B. & Young,) h 162 Laf. W.
Black David N., carp, 185 Larned E. .
Black Louis, optician, 160 Jeff avenue.
Black Curtis B,, salesman w Horace Hallock.
Black A,, watchman, 414 Woodbridge W
Black William A,, clerk, 12 Palmer.
Black Joseph, 205 Second.
Black Joseph, butcher, 113 Seventh.
Black James, chain maker, w George Dean.
Blackabey William, gardener, Mich a-renue
below Thompson.
Blacker John, auction and com, 40 Woodward
avenue.
Blacker widow E., dress maker, 13 Howard.
Blackmar Thos S., atty and cir court corn,
office Butler's Bank opp Post o%ce, Griswold,
h 299 Jeff avenue.
BlacXnlur Mr, Det~ oit Brewey.
Black\vell Thomas, blacksmith, 251 Sixth.
Blacktvell Edward R., engineer, 115 Woodbridge
E.
Blackwood William, carp, 284 Beaubian.
13lack1vood Andrew S., salesman w Cainpbell,
Linn & Co.
Blackmood William, salesman, b Mrs. Rogars.
Blackwood John, acct, 225 Congress E.
Blackwood John, acct w J G Ellwin & CO.,
h 155 Third.
Blake P, saloon, 88 Grand River.
Blake Mrs., dress maker, 146 Wooclward ave.
Blabeslee Edward S., clerk, 1'13 Fourth.
Blackwell T. E, managing director Grand
Trunk Railway.
Blakeley James, agent Dodges' patent stove,
$9 Woodward are.
BLADES REV. FRS. A,, methodist minister,
moved to Ann Arbor.
Blain Ammoran, bus. driver, 255 Antoine.
Blaink Joseph, shoemaker, 503 Gratiot.
Blair Thomas, carp, 65 Porter.
Blair Caroline, Patons alley, near Uratiot.
Blair John, blacksmith, Congress bet Sixth
and Seventh.
Blair James S., wh and re. grocer, 40 Wood-
ward are, h 44 Madison are.
Blain widow, coloiaed, 233 Catherine.
Blamcards John, miner, 94 Maple.
Blancards Jacob, painter, 301 Gratiot, mov-
ing lo 115 Maple.
Blanchard -4gnes M., b 74 Howard.
Blanchard John, sailor, 195 Hastiags.
Blanchard C. E., engineer steamboatLMar-
quette.
Blanchard H. G., clerk steamboat Ariel.
Blanchard Chas, engineer, 195 Hastings.
Blanchard Jerry, engineer, 159 Hastings,
Blankards John, miner, 129 Maple.
Blankenheim John, grocer, 367 Orleans.
Blankenheim John, lab, 85 Chestnut.
Blank Martin, butcher and saloon, 93 and
95 Macomb.
Blanke John, potash maker, Orleans and
Jay.
Blattmier C., pedler, cor Pine and Lasalle,
Blatz Ambrose, lab, 251 High.
Blay John, salior, 83 Macomb,
Blay Moses, sailor, 87 Macomb.
Blay David, engineer, 196 Hastings try 317
Gratiot.
Bleil George, shoemaker, Farnsworth.
Bleuman Henry, shoe maker, 479 Congress E
Blenman Henry, shoemaker, 46 Maple.
Blenman Henry A,, boots and shoes, 608 Jeff
avenue.
Bleser Frank, grocer, 343 Maple.
Blindbury -, lumber yard, 327 Atwater E
Blindbury J., pro Blindbury's Hotel, 66, 68
and '10 Mich avenue W.
Blindbury Mrs, widow of Charles, Jeff ave,
Blindman A,, saloon, Atwater E.
Bleadle Christian, shoemaker, Riopelle near
Cherry.
Blinks Peter, teamster, Tllos Lewis & Co.
Blings Mathias, tailor, 57 Elizabeth E.
Blinn Le Roy J., salesman m Wm Snow, h
Grand River E.
Bliss Wm Strong, salesman, G Lewis. '
Bliss Win. T., carp, 33 Porter.
Bliss Wm T., carp, 58 Harriet.
l3lockbovets Jacob, brewer, 29 Marion.
13lodgett Charles IQ., machinist, 132 Orchard.
Blodgett &I. E., engineer, Sixth near Ann.
Blodgett Julius S.,police, office cor Griswold
ayd Larned.
Blodgett Charles C., capt Sea Bird, h 120
Howard.
Blodget S., printer, 43 Sibley,
Bloodway Jacob, basket maker, Larned E.
Blom John, l ~b, 276 Macomb,
Bloom John, rigger and sail maker, 41 First,
Bloom Nelson, sail maker, 25 Porter.
Bloom John, Jr., sail maker, h John Bloom.
Bloom Thomas, painter, h 41 First.
Bloom Oliver, w John Bloom.
Blome Fred C., salesman, w Campbell, Linn
&Co.
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Blunt -, carp, b 70 Gratiot.
Bluma A,, saloon keeper, cor Mich ave and
Lasalle.
Blonk John, saloon, 126 and 128 Antoine.
Bloynk John, tress. Wayne co, h 126 Antoine.
Blumberg Ferdinand, lab, 140 Catherine.
Blum Francis, butcher, 245 Lafayette E.
Blum Frederick, planer, 251 High.
Blum Robert, pedler, 207 Macornb.
Blum Conrad, brick makr, 222 Columbia E.
Blum Joseph, drayman, North.
BIy Margaret, widow of Carl, 304 Macomb.
Bly &hn, carp, 304 Macomb,
Bly Michael, mason, 115 Napoleon.
Bluett Wm C., salesman w Eagle & Elliott,
h 48 Adams ave E.
Boardman George B., acci with Parsous &
Fisher.
Bock John, 233 Brush.
Boda Casper, tailor, 68 High.
Boda Frank, shoemaker, 68 Nigh.
Boda John, tanner, 68 High.
Bloss & Co,, American seed store, 24 Monroe
avenue.
Board of Trade, office 60 Woodbridge W.
Bocamp Jacob, saw maker, 156 River.
Bock Henry, grocer, 188 Franklin.
Boeckman Ceristian, grocer, 139 Ptivard.
Bodemer Jacob, salesman, 168 Fort E.
Bodman John N., salesman w Farrell & Bro.
Bodereau Stephen, shoemaker, 21 Riopelle.
Body Frank, shoemaker w Joseph Zachereider.
Body James Fred, h 28 Fort E.
Boddy J. F.,cigars, &c., 287 Jeff sve.
Boddis Rudolph, sexton Dutch Methodist
Church, Croghan, h same.
Bodett Francis, .caulker, 473 Larnecl E.
Boedwin Albert, mill wright, 304 Macomb.
Boegner, John, carp, 325 Macomb.
Boehnlein G. & M., matchmakers, &c., 213
Jeff ave.
Boehnlein Michael, 213 ~effave.
Boes Charles, gardener, n end Hastings.
Boden, widow of Timothy, 63 Aclams ave E.
Bocien William, porter Mich Ins Bank, h 13
'CVasl~ington ave.
Boden i\,,Iichael sawyer, Riopelle at Reservoir.
Boden Robert, blacksmitll, 66 Baker.
Boerner Zobert, wire worker, 145 Fort E.
Boergo Henry, tanner, 309 Fort E.
Boerzo Anclrem, tanner, 342 Larned E.
Boertnlann Adolph, b h, 285 Jeff ave.
Boartmann A,, saloon, 8 Larned W.
Boillotet Domnick, foreman, fIallomay &
Co., 11 103 Leverett,
Bolio widow, washwoman, North.
Bogg John A., wood carver, b J. V- Smith.
Bogardis J., milkman, 425 Grand River,moving
to River Rouge.
Bogart &I., 350 Mich avenue W.
Bohar Matthias, lab, 233 Mullet.
Bohn Philip, distiller, 95 Napoleon.
Bshn IVillialn, lab, 261 Croghan.
Bolar Henry, plasterer, 182 Mullet.
Bolduck Joseph, bar tender, 8 Larned W.
Boles Joseph, frieght agent, 19 Spencer.
Boles Fred, ~nalster, 244 Mullet.
Boles Samuel, colored, cook, 106 Croghan.
Boles -, colored, farmer, n end Hastings,
Bolton Edward, carp, 97 Catherine.
Bolton James, lime burner, 9 Franklin.
Boland M., lab, 350 Thompson.
Boland Margaret, wid. of John, 180 Laf. E.
Boland Mary, widow of Martin, 155 Fort E.
Boland Henry, lab, 400 Fort E.
Boland Madaline, widow, 115 Clinton.
Boland Mary, vidow, 122 Gsatiot.
Boland Edward, lab, 9 Franklin.
Bolark W., tannerj 590 Woodbridge W.
Bolger P., sailor, 126 Seventh, moving to
Seventh near Charles.
B oldt John, Elmwood avenue.
B olinger Anthony, tailor, Davison.
Bolio F., hatter, 171 Seventh.
Bolio Gideon, 111 Gratiot.
Bolio Joseph, saloon, 293 Atwater E.
Bolio Louis, lab, North.
Boillotet Joseph, stone cutter, w Wm. Hollo-
way cSt Co.
Bolio widow, washwoman, North.
Boice John, teamster, Congress E.
Boichmann Christian, grocery, Lafayette and
Rivar d.
Bom Henry James, 104 Macomb.
Boinderltrdy John, shoemaker, alley rear F.
Gies.
Bornersheim Joseph, lab, PO6 St, Lawrence.
Boinersl~ein~ John, plasterer, 106 St Law.
Bornersheim Henry, plasterer, 106 St Law.
Bomersheim Thos, shoe maker, 94 Grand
River..
Bommer Nicholas, teamster, 414 Woodbridge
Bonn, Philip, harness maker, with Hayden &
Baldwin,
Bon Parker, colored, w PJhitney Reynolds.
Bonai Francis, groggery, 313 Atmater E.
Boney John, lab, Congress E.:
Bond William, gilcler and picture frame maker,
2:35 Jeff am, h 70 High.
Bond Win S., printer, 261 Thompson,
Bond Wm, 349 Lafayette W.
Bond William Fred, gunsmihh, 205 @ass,
ilioving to 65 Park Place.
Bond Francis, packer, 130 l3 ee.ch.
Booth Latimer, conductor, 199 Cass.
Booth, Chas. N., bricklayer, 223 Sixth.
Booth C. &I., mason, 335 Atwater E.
Booth J. S., printer, b 55 Michigan ave E.
Boothroyd Wm. H., agent London Publishing
Comj?any, 20 Mechanic.
Boothroyd Richard, foreman Boston Shoe
store, 11 Brady.
Bootz Wendell, shoe maker, 211 Gratiot.
Bootz John, shoe maker, 211 Gratiot,
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Bonzano Adolphus, machinist, 280 Fort E.
Bookbinder Adolphus, carp 146 Catherine.
Booker Margaret, dress makor, 119 Lafayette
E.
Booker Edward, colored, m~zsician, 119 Lafayette
E.
Bspp Ignats, saloon, 48 Front.
Borchmstn C ., shoemaker, 540 Woodbridke
W.
Borchard Charles, confectioner, 244 Jeff ave.
Borcliard Ferdinand, cabinet maker, 145
Croghan.
Bore11 E., clerk, b 41 Fort E.
Bordington Joseph, saloon, 316 Atwater E.
Borgman Chas H., teacher German and English
Academy, 223 Lafayette E.
Borgman Martin, carp, 26 &lacomb.
Borgman C. H., music teaxhcr, 26 Macomb,
moving to 110 Mianii avenue.
Bornnlail John, printer, 188 Croghan. .
Bornman Detrich, drayman, 188 Croghan.
Bornmann Henry, express mess Am Express
office, h 152 Rivard.
Bornge Caroline, widow of Joseph, 22 Clin.
Born Henry J., 104 R!lacomb.
Borough & Bradbeer, hle,cdames, I'ioniton
point lace, 222 Woodbridge E.
Borough Thos H., baker, 222 W oodbridge
E, moving.
Brscht Ernest, saloon, 57 Jeff ave.
Boston Boot and Shoe Store, 66 Woodmard
avenue.
Boston J., ship carp, 391 Lafned E.
Boshaw Fraucis, sailing master, 103 Russell.
Bossen James, mason, 369 Seventh.
Boset Jacob, carp, Bre~vster.
Boshanl John, lab, 473 Larned E.
Bosley Sarah N., widow, 56 Clinton. (alias
Worclen.)
Boston George, sailor, h Larned E.
Bostwick Joel, cooper, shop 94 Wooclbriclge
W, h 98 Thompson.
Bostwick Norman T., acct w 13. P. Ealdwin,
b Mrs Ward.
Bostmn-icl; Noble: cooper, h 98 Thonlpson.
Bockwick D., 98 Thompson.
Bostwick Joel, jr, cooper, 98 Thompson.
Bostwick Wi11, carp, 418 Fort W
Bostivick Joel, cooper, 87 Oak, moved from
Thonipson.
Bostwicli N, G., b 427 Jeff avenue,
Bos~vorth F., 131 Seconcl.
B ourdoj-ne John, mason, 189 iblacou~b.
Bouer John, grocer, 408 Croglian.
Bour Jacob, mason, 142 Mullet.
Bour Nicholas, 218 C!.oglzan.
Bour .Josel)!+1 L., 2.33 Fort E.
Bour J. ill., salesman w S. Freedman & Bros.
Bonr A. & J., jr, manufr boots and shoes,
254 Jeff' avenue.
Bour Joseph, jr, (A. & J. Bour,) 254 Jeff
avenue.
Bour Augustus, (A; & J. Bour,) h 315 Congress.
Bourgo TTictoria, seamstress, 33 Labrosse.
Boulter JYm, shoemaker, 55 Columbia FV,
moving. to 43 Eiizabetli W.
Boulter Stephen, porter Boston Store.
Boullie Charles, carp, 159 Orleans.
Boulter Edward, porter w S. D. Elwood.
Boulton Edward, carp, 200 Franklin.
Bourbon Ma,ry, washwoman, 218 blacomb.
BOURRE OLIVER, importer wh and retail
mines, brandies, whiskey, cigars, 122 Jeff
avenue, h 146 Congress W. Sce ah, p. 105.
Bourke Walter, teas, coffee and liquors4 15
Woodward ave, h 53 Second.
Bourke T., carp, 170 Orcl-rard, moving to
Thompson, N.
Bouxary - Hypolite, prof dancing, 65 Larned
J4.
Bowen Jane, widow of Pat, Beaubian.
Bovee Mrs. &I.. E., teacher dress cutting,
Sixth near Cherry.
Bowan Franklin, b hlrs Alvord.
Bowen G. N., express, 262 Porter.
Bower Rlathem, shoe maker, 27 Napoleon.
Bower John, shoe maker, 27 Napoleon.
Eomer Jacob, Bastings and Division.
Bower Joseph, grocer, Hastings and Division.
Bower A,, lab, cor Seventl~ and Charles.
Bowers Andrew, lab, 359 Orleans.
Bower Mathias, Izodman, 106 Clinton.
Bowerman Milton, carriage painter. 16 State.
Bowernian Thos Henry, painter, 15 State.
Bo~vie John, 184 Howard.
Bomie, John, baggage man, 188 Franklin.
UOW'KER PETER J: brewer, Detroit Brewery,h
111 Co~igress W.
Bowles TVm., lab, Bagg's Motel.
Bowler Tlaonlas, lab, 149 Second.
Bowles Joseph, brewer, 57 Second,
Boydell John, w J. I< Goodall.
Boyce Miss, milliner, 180 Wood ave.
Boylan James, cooper, b 7 Jeff ave.
Boycl Mrs Elizal.~eth, saloon, 221 Croghan.
Bople John, boiler maker, 252 Croghan.
Boyle Daniel, engineer, 105 Fifth.
Boynton Albert G., atty, w E. N & 0. B.
IVillcox.
Boyle Alr, bus, driver, b Railroad Hotel.
Boyle John, monlcler, Mullet.
Boyle Joscpli R., printer, 227 Fifth..
Boyle Daniel, engineer, 24 Lewis.
Boyle George, carp, 24 State.
Boyce James, lab, 16 Pzrk
I3oyce Peter, shoe nia!~er, 371 Ealjyette E.
Buy1 Jon2 than, sailor, St Aubin.
Boyle George, carp, 41 IvIacomb.
Boyle John I)., moulder, 322 Mullet.
Boyte hlrs Cllas, L , 62 Colunibia W.
Boyle John, lab, 32 JVoodbridge IV.
Boyt M1-s E. PI., 40 Hcnry.
Boyle P., lab, cor Ri[rytle'and Harrison ave.
Boyle B., lab, 107 Thompson,
Boyer Alfred, ship carp, 99 Russell.
BOYD J., plain al:d decorative plasterer, 149
Adanls ave E. (see advcc tiscnzen t page 96.)

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HANUPACTURERS OF STEA
SHEET IRON WOBXERS AND BLACKSMITHS.
Steam EmgZnes and ak~ A2nds of CastZlzge, Fmrnished to Order.
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take all descriptions of Steal11 Boilers, and do all dther work in their line on the ~hortest noti~e, and 011
reasonable terms.
THE BUBSCRIBEIt 'tTTOULD INFOE:.M~ALL BEQUIRIMG SELECT
AND SHRUBS;
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city of Detroit, or from cities or towns of 31ichigan generally, to r~llich facilities of trailsit
esis t .
Acldress orders to
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DETfiQIT, MICHIGAN.
P. S. A Catalogue mill be forwarded on application.

Boyc! Henry J,plain and clecorative plasterer,
119 Aclanls ave E.
Boyer Alfred, ship carp, 324 Clinton.
Brabyu IVm Henry, carp, 296 Orleans.
Brace MTm W, trav salesnlan, Win Bllelps gt
Go, b Mrs Alvord.
Brackson Israel, colored, lab, Slate near
Miami ave.
Bradley Warren, salesman, 66 Wayne.
Bradley - , fireman, 46 Wayne.
Bradley John, bricklayer, 95 John R.
Bradley Belljamin F, carp, 46 Abbot.
Bradley Harry, painter, 83 Woodbridge W.
Bradley Geo, colored, 72 Lafayette E.
Bradley P, lab, 201 Sixth.
Bradbeer Mrs hIary, lace manufr, 222 Woodbridge
33.
Bratt George, ale and beer, Russell and
Woodbridge.
Brinkman Louis, pedler, Julian near Dequindre.
Britmeyer -, gardener, Gratiot ab St
Aubin.
Bradford Chas, saloon, 157 Woodward ave.
Bradley Henry, b h, 75 Woodbridge E.
Brabow Joseph, carp, 91 Lawrence,
Bracht John, tailor, 291 Cliuton.
Bracken Miss Ellen, sales\\-onlan, 288 Randollph,
Bradley Warren, salesman, m Joseph Newman.
Brady Tllomas, house mover, 63 Jones.
Brady John, carp, 62 Chestnut.
Brady Samuel P , shipping merchant, warehouse
foot Woodivard ave, 1.1 360 Jeff are.
Bfady Geo N, w S P Brady.
Bracly Jaines, cooper, 79 Guoin.
Brady Edward, lab, GO State.
Bracly Frecl, waitel., IXornarcl House.
Eracly IIugh, waiter, Homarcl House,
Brando Gco, lab, 381 Fort E.
Brandstetter Cosmus, shoen~aker, 94 Marion.
Brancls tetter George, shoe~naker: 91 Marion.
Briiaclt fXernlon, beer Ilall, 182 Gratiot.
13r,zndt, L.W., printe, St.dntoine & Lafayette.
Brandt Gertrucle, widow of Hermon, 38 Nzpoleon.
Brstnuagnu Pat, clrover, 61 Elizahetll IV.
Branian Xrs J, b h, 19 Ron~land.
Brnninn Miss, teacher, 8th Ward Ur~ion
scllool.
Brassen J, Srocer, 4'70 -Voocibriclge W.
I3tast Tinnercl, ho~lllian, TYaterloo near Doquindre.
Brazen Firman, bntcl~er, 127 Cass,
Brazel Jaiues, w Thos P Brazel.
Braze1 Tllos P, gem saloon, 4 TToodwa~d
avenue.
Braucl Tlleresa, ~viclom of Charles, 109 Lswrence.
Brand Chas N, painter, 109 Lawrence.
Brand Minow, plasterer, 109 Lawrence.
Breckinan Wm, cap, 164 Clinton.
3recle Jacob: m Sherar & Brother, 31 Noraroe
ave.
Bregaa Charles, caulker, 103 Lafayette E.
Breisacker Leo, salesman, 116 Xandolptl.
Breideubecher lnobert, jeweler, 208 Antoine,
Bremton And, stone cutkr w Bulinan &
Vesey.
Breinner Donald, clerk, 10 Palmer.
BRENNAN J & J, boiler makers and founders,
160,162 and 164 Larned W. See advertisement
p. 122.
BRENNAN JAMES, of J & 5 B, 11 52 Adams
-ave East.
Brennan John, of J & J 131, 61 Howard.
Brennan Edward, acct, m J J Brennan.
Brennan Christopher, servant w G. V N
Lot6rop-
Brennan Pat, carp, 185 Atwater E.
Brenan, widow of Jeffery, 28 First.
Brennan Thomas, watchman, 155 Fort E.
Brennan Wnz, cooper, 53 Sibley.
Brennan John, lab, 108 Rivard.
Brennan Pat, lab, 108 Eivard.
Brennan John, carp, 49 Park Place.
Brennan James, acct, 50 Park Place.
Brennan widow, seamstress, 40 Adams ave E .
Brennan 13, boiler, maker. 206 Abbot.
Brennals Wm, grocer, 33'1 Mich ave W.
Brennan Peter, grocer, 270 Sixth.
Breulian Pat, milkman, Woodward ave at
Railway.
Brennan Michael, lab, Calhoun near Prospect
Brennan Maliclii, moulder, Calhoun near
Prospect.
Brenilan widow, Eliza, 155 Atwater E.
Brennali IvIichael, photographic artist, 12 j
i\Iich ave W, moving to. New York.
Breiinan Thos, night match, 378 Woodbridge
. East.
I3 renaan Ecl~~:arcl, boiler maker, b Andrew
Larkin.
Brennan Thornas. b And Larkin.
I
Brenzler Jaines, clry goocls, jewelry, 203
Fort E.
Breen James, sailor, b A Larkin.
Breen Win, baggage man, b Levi Dings.
Breen Denis, lab, 142 Abbot.
Breen IYnl, check clerk, 13 7-4 Ilo~vard.
Breen Jailies, sailor, b Thoinas Tinn.
Breen Felix, inason, 141 Wooclbridge IV.
Ureen Ales, sash maker, b Blrs J Langdon,
cor Eiopelle ancZ \Vooclbridge.
Breesbnll Ambrose, 60 Pine.
gresler Cit Bltman, exchange brokers and
fur dealers, 108 TVood~vard ave.
Bresle~ FVIII! coachman, Theodore H Eaton.
Bresler Louis, (B & Altman,) 11 130 Gong E,
Bresler Adolph, pedler, 40 Port E.
Ijressler S P, copper smith, Locust near.
Seventh,
Brestler C, lab, 225 Howard.
Bresson I?, lab, 16 Lafferty:
Bresnahan Bridget, pedler, 22 Hastings.
Bresnahan Ellen,midow of Terence,96 Frank,

Bresnehan Michael, lab, 109 Porter.
Bresnahan Michael, Sr, 101 Porter.
Bresnahan Tinlothy, lab, 33 Woodbridge W.
Bresnahan 31, milkman, 699 Micll ave.
Bresnahan Daniel, drayman, 24 Mich ave W.
Bresnahan Cornelius; lab, 24 Mich ave W.
Bresnahan Denis, lab, 274 Fifth. ,
Bretz Anton, bar keeper, w P Babillion.
Brevoort Jeremiah, ship carp, 48 Pine.
Brew Michael, painter, 68 Cherry.
BREWER REV. ALFRED, pastor Mariners'
pro Epis Church, h Russell Mouse.
Brewer Edward, fireman, 51 Riopelle.
Brewer Francis, saloon, 57 Jeff ave.
Brewer C S, carp, b Geo D Johnston.
Brewer F, stone cutter w Wanbeck.
Brewry, Duncan's Central, Woodbridge W
of Third.
Brewry, the Detroit, Carew7s, First near
Larned.
Brewster Mrs Maria F, 292 Congress E, moving
to 324 Brush.
Brewster Geo 3, 12 Miami ave.
Brewster James E, 12 Miami ave.
Brewster J E, grocer, 202 Woodward ave.
Breyer Joseph, tinsn~ith, 86 Clinton.
Breyer Elizabeth, widow, 86 Clinton.
Breyer Nicholas, nloulder, 86 Clinton.
Bridge Lewis & Co, con1 and shipping, foot
Randolph.
Briclge Henry P, (Bridge Lewis & Co,) 116
Congress E.
Bridge D, .machinist, 225 Honmd.
Bridge Joseph, gzrdener, 354 Beaubian.
Bridge Henry, machinist, 267 Sixth.
Bridge John, lab, 122 Antonie.
Bridsinoer Frank, tanner, 37 Catherine.
Briggs Lyman, general advertising and news-
paper publishers agent, office 70 Griswold,
h SO Cass.
Briggs Harlan P, acct mr John Palmer, h Ly
man Briggs.
Briggs James, Detroit Tribune office. a
Briggs L, lab, 262 Seventh, moving to Grand
River near Fourth.
Brigham Edward, machinist, 8 Palmer.
Bright JVm, carp, 22'Palmer.
Bricker Joseph, 86 Macomb.
Bridenbegher Robert, jeweler, 109 Macornb.
Bridenbucher Jacob, shoe maker, 16 JVa-
terloo.
Bridenbucher John, blacksmith, 396 Gratiot.
Bridget widow, Dubois.
Brient Geo W, sailor, Macomb.
Brimner John, sailor, 60 Abbot.
Brink Joseph, tailor, 36 Maple.
Brinkner Herman, grocer, Ohio.
Brineg Joseph, lab, Hastings and Brush.
Briody B, pattern maker, 362 Lafayette W,
Briorton N, lab, Lasalle ave near Linden.
Erisbois A, lab, 428 Fort E.
Brisboer Israel, carp, 216 Sixth, moving to
74 Baker.
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Briscoe WIII E, concluctor, 34 Duffield.
Briscoe 3 J, conductor, 13 Macomb ave.
Britt Cornelius, lab, 295 Mich ave W.
13rocker Joseph, coppersmith, 757 W H TeEt.
Brock~neyer Wm, lay redelnptionist brother,
cor Crogllan and Antoine.
Brockway James, tanner, 138 Randolph.
qrock Jacob, brewer, 29 Marion.
Bristol Chas L, farmer, Brevoort place, 783
Woodbridge W.
Brodericlr: Chas, pedler, 7 Jeff' ave.
Brode Otto,United States soldier rendezvous,
74 Woodbridge W.
BRODIE WILLISM, physician, office Masonic
Hall, h 235 1Voodvva1-d ave.
Broeg & Gerber, butchers, 56 Mich ave E.
Broeg Marx, butcher, 55 Mich ave E.
BRQNSON RUSSELL, of Frost, Lane & 610,
b Howard Mouse.
BROMSON WM H, cashier Capt Ward's
office, 138 Howard.
Broisle Anthony, mason, 251 Mullet,
Brooker Francis, lab, 82 Clinton.
Brooker J, 506 Fort W.
Brook Frederick, salesman w Frisbie & Co.
r 284 First.
Brooks James, livery, 47 Second.
Brooks Benj D, grocer, 94 Gratiot.
BROORS N W, lumber merchant, 260 Lafayette
W.
BROORS J VJILSON, acct w N W Brooks,
Brooks Andrew, weaver, 176 Maple.
BROOXS & ADAIVIS, lumber mers, Woodbridge
W at R R track.
Brooks 6, Albertson,liquors, 61 Woodbridge
West.
Brooks Ed, baker, 102 Brush.
Brooks Fred, salesman, 184 First.
Brooks Samuel, machinist, 276 Sixth.
Brooks Nelson, colored, cook, 38 Jeff ave.
Brooks James, colored, lab, Icent~zcky.
Brock Pa,ul, lab, Dequindre near Gratiot.
Broedy Henry, colored, cook, 293 Macomb.
Brodle Matthias, lab, 11'7 Croghan.
Brodhead Christopher, carp, ?Vatson.
Brodhead Andrew, cabinet maker, Rfarion.
Bromeley William, clerk, 27 Sibley, moving
to 163 Aclams ave E.
Bromfield Norman, b Blindberry's I-Eotel.
Brophy John, lab, 22 IVIechttnic.
Brosnahan Daniel, ashes pedler, Fifth near
Cherry.
BROSS-4RD 11, moodyard, Mich ave: and
First, h 102 Mich ave. IT, moving to 203
@ass, See advevtisenzc?zt p. 98.
Broswyre Eugene, sailor, b Thos Pellon.
Brotues John, no address.
Brott George, saloon and shoemaker, 21
Abbot.
Brothers, the ~hristian, 127 Larned E.
Brothers, the Christian, cor Croghan and
Ant oine.
Broughton John, teamster, 140 Sixth,
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Broughton John, tealnster, 190 Sixth. .
Broux ,John, lab, Croghan near St Aubin.
Brow Andrew J, foreman Atkinson & Cc, h
99 Farmer.
Brom John, engineer, 193 Cass.
Rrow George, lab, 193 Cass.
Brower Statts, h Statts Fox.
BEOWN GEORGE, manufacturer patent
show cases, 27 Jeff ave. See adu., p, 91.
Brown Joseph M, b Russell House.
Brown Henry B, atty at law, office Gris~vold
csr Congress, b Russell House.
Brown Cullen, saddles and harness, h Woodward
ave. .
Brown Frank, explorer, 33 Croghau.
Brown H H, 53 Fort W.
Erown J A, physician, 234 Woodward ave,
cor John R.
Brown Warham S, Railway agent, h H H
Brown.
Brown Michael, pedler, 124 Macomb.
Brown IIenry, shoemaker, 247 Mich ave W.
Brown Henry, colored, carp, 280 Macomb.
Brown Robert H, atty and counsellor, room
13 Merrill Block, Jeff ave.
Brown Roberto, butcher, 151 Grand River.
Brown Henry, B, atty, office over Crane &
Wesson, b %ussell House.
Brown John, banker and bank note Reporter,
5 Larned W, h 201 Woodward ave.
Brown Ralph R, w John Brown.
Brown James G, w John Bromn.
Brown Edward,i;rader, 263 Sixth near Cherry
Brown John, lab, rear 136 Woodbridge E.
Brown Mrs Alice, 232 Third.
Brown James, lab, b Angus Cameron.
Brown IVm, tailor, h 58 State.
Brown Michael, lab, b Angus Cameron.
Brown A, 102 Ilrashington ave.
Brown Sarah, widow, vest maker, 143 Abbot
Browne Thomas, stone cutter w Bulman &
Vesey.
Brown Alden S, salesman with A. Burnham
& Co.
Bromn Shubael H., People's store, b Bferchant's
Exchange.
Brown Ales, miller, b Mrs Aske.
Brown John, stone cutter w Bulman & Vesey
Brown Thomas, colorecl, carp, Congress bet
Bates and Randolph.
Brown Albert S, salesnlan TF M S S~nith.
Brown George, show cases, 91 Abbot and
cor Woodbridge and First.
Brown Mrs A, 220 Catherine.
Brown Sam~iel, lab,bet Prospect and Hastngs.
Brown James, shoemaker, 14 Clay.
Brown John, lab, North.
Brown Charles, lab, Breevster.
Bromne David, drover, 108 Porter.
Brown Maria, milliner, 11 Shelden Block, Jeff
avenue.
Brown John, blacksmith, 264 Seventh.
Brown Daniel, produce dealer, Leverett near
Eighth.
*
Brovn Wm, grocer, 165 Beaubian.
Brown Wm, tailor, Seventh and Cherry.
Brown Chas, painter, 316 Lafayette E.
Brown James J, law student, w Chipman &
Davidson.
Brown Rose, widow of James, washwoman,
198 Lafayette E.
Brown Nancy, widow, seamstress, 225 Port
East.
Brown Geo, carp, 116 Riopelle.
Brown J, lab, 147 Beech.
Brown H, carp, 346 Seventh,'inoved to Nev
York State.
Brown Wm, lab, 82 Elizabeth W.
Brown Wm, tailor, Seventh near Cherry,
Browne J, grocer, cor Montcalm and Clifford
Browne Maria, widow, colored, washwoman,
62 Clinton.
Brown Thomas, colored, carp, 296 Macomb.
Brown Michael, pedler, 188 Antoine.
Brown Elizabeth, widow of Henry, colored,
270 Catherine.
Brown Fred, shoemaker, 294 Orleans.
Brown Chas, baker, 71 Catherine, moving to .
275 Kastings.
Brown Wm, saloon, 91 Atwater E.
Brown Wnl, trader, 87 Elizabeth W.
Brown Wm, confectioner, Beaubian and Croghan.
Brown -, wood carver, 13 Mechanic,
Brown Mrs James, 109 Thoinpson.
Brown Thomas, carp, 371 Lafontaine.
Bromn John, finisher, 115 Baker.
Brown John, lab, 62 Trowbridge.
Brown David, drover, Lafierty.
Brown Sainuel, gardener, cor TrumbulI ave
and Rlicli ave.
Brown Wnz, vegetable grocer, 109 Grand
River.
Brown Ann, widow, tailoress, w Alfred White
Brown Alice, widow of Jolin, 232 Third,
Bromn John B, rnacl~iinist , 40 Jones.
Bromn Aluos, builder, 391 Larned E.
Browne Henry, colored, grocer, 342 Lafay-
-.
ette E.
Brown Alex, lab, Croghan.
. Brown Charles pedler, Mullet.
Brown Stephen, nursery, High.
Brown Samuel, bookbinder w John Slater,
Browning Samuel C, hardware and stoves,
1'77 VCroodward ave, 11 26 Elizabeth W.
Brubeker I-Iy, TI- Christian Brubaker.
Brubaker Christian, photographic artist,over
Ives' bank, r IXansion Ho~zse.
Bruckman Jacob, shoemaker, 189 RIullet.
Bruen Cyrus, colored, whitewasher, Ohio.
Burgill Pat, stone cutter, 240 Larned E.
Bruggenlann Fras, grocer, 86 Macomb.
Brumfield Jacob B, deputy sheriff, 55 Clifford
Brumme Charles, physician, 266 Fort E.
Brumgard John, carp, 61 Gratiot.
Br5.ndage Henry, salesman, 48 Lafayette W,
Brunett Jessie, lab, 206 Franklin, moving to
Orleans.

Bru~ner Stephen, pin stock nlaker, 178 Clin.
Bruner Victor, carp, 292 hlullet.
Brunner Casper, lab, Deqnindre near Reservoir.
Brunner John, lab, Detroit near Dequindre.
Brunton And, stone cutter ~v Eulman &
Vesey.
BRUSH E A, chairman Detroit Board Water
Commissioners, 11 Lafaytte Park E.
Brush Alfred, physician, IV E A Brush.
Brush Geo S, (J 13 Wayne & Co,) 152 Antoine.
Brys F, lab, Jeff ave.
Bryant IIiss, teacher Mechanics IIall, Gristvolcl.
t
BRYANT, STRATTON & Co, Mercantile
College, 20, 11 and 21 Merrill Block, Jeff
avenue.
Bryant John, moulder, 363 Congress E.
Bryant Arthnr, finisher, 361 Congress E. Ed
Bryant Wm, watchmaker, b Howarcl House.
Bryant J D, agent Reynolds Ely & Co, b
Mich Exchange.
Buchan Wm, acct w Campbell, Linn & Co, h
Bucld John B, stair builder, RIrs Aske.
B~zechele Ferdinand, chair maker, 227 Croghan.
Bnechele Robert, marble cntter, 199 Mullet.
Buel & Trowbridge, attys and counsellors,
office 73 Griswold.
Duel Alesancler W., (B. & Trowbridge,) h
491 Jefi'ave.
Buel L. L., engineer, 11 TVincler.
DUEL ALES. W., Post rmdaster, Detroit, h
491 Jeif'avenue.
ISnEani William, real estate, office 11 Rotunda,
Griswold, he53 Shelby.
Enffalo, N. York & E. Railroad freight office
John Hutchings warehouse, foot of Gris-
~~olcl, John S Patton, clerk.
Birgbee -, lightning roc1 agent, b Lansing
House.
B~zglemuington A,, artist, Lansing.
BUHL & DUCHARME, hardware and iron,
17 and 19 Woodward ave. (scc adces;tise-
911e.lzt .)
BUHL CHRISTIAN EI., (B & Duchame,)
Mayor of Detroit, office, 120 Griswold, h
17 Spencer.
57 Lafayette W.
Brubaker Gp, w Christian Brubalcer. BUlIL F. & CC). , hats, caps ancl furs, 148
Brubaker Christ, photographic artist, over Jeff avenue, (see c~duertiscnze~2t .)
Ives' Bank, r Mansion House.
BUHL FREDERICK, (F. 13. & Co.) 11 86
Buchan Brothers, grocers, 71 Grand River. Congress W.
Buchan Janres, (Buchan 13,) 71 Grand River Buhl W. E., salesman w &I. Cohen.
Buchan George, (B B,) 71 Grandgiver. Bul~ler Joseph, butcher, 30 Fort E.
BUCHANAN & C ARROL, boiler manufr's
and engine builders, works 181 Atwater
E near Railway crossing, see aclve.stiseme~zt.
Bucllanan Wm, boiler maker and machinist,
h 62 Labrosse.
Buchanan Stephen, carp, 151 Beaubien.
Buchanan St'ephen A,, carp, b 56 htichigan
avenue E.
Buchanan Patrick, shipping clerk. TV To~vn
& Shelclen, h 20 Baker.
Buchanan C., trader, 50 Trowbridge.
Buchegger John, grocer and butcher, 263
Croghan.
Buchhiester TTTilliam, (S. & Buchhicster,) 11
98 Orleans.
Buchhart F., meat market, liclams nve E.
Buckley Bridget, servant, 13 3Iaclison ave,
Buckley John, ilrajman, cor Eighth and
Leverett,.
Buckley hIrs., widow of Michael, 155 rank.
Bucklin AIrs JYm, 73 George.
Buckenclehl August~zs, vinegar maker,with J. Bull Geo G., ciep. cl'k U. S. Dis. Conrt, office
Frankiel.
Federal B~~ilciing, Griswold, h 192 Ran-
Buckley James, drayman, 13 i\Iiclclle.
dolph.
$uc%ley Thomas, lab, 12 Beaubiarm.
Bull J. H., enginesr, 50 Colu~nbia JY.
Buckley Henry J., G. 0. \Villlan~s & Co., h Bull James, 64 Jones.
James Williams.
Bullock Stephen S., acct, h 47 Columbia cor
Buckley John, b h, 141 ~oodbriil~e W. Bark.
Buckley John. carp, 101 Fort E.
Bumler Joseph, cigar maker, Clinton.
Budrner John, carp, 245 Macomb.
Build Peter, blacksmith, b Paul Mersino.
Buden Robert, blacksmith, 63 Baker. Bung Gocifrjed, la,b, 28 Napoleon.
Budreau Chas, ship carp, 97 Franlclin. Buraacar Ernest, tanner, 147 Croghan.
Euhler Mrs Mary Ann, millinery, 30 Fort E.
Buhrer Carl, Washington Iiotel, 429 River.
Buhringer John, cooper, JV R.3;. Roote.
Buik James, carp, 276 Bea~zbien; moving to
69 Harriet.
Buick Alex, carp, Davison.
Buik David, machinist, 162 Colun~bia E.
Buik James, carp, 160 Columbia E.
Buiscue Augustus,sailor, 434 TiVoodbridge E.
Buler C yrus, painter, 224 Catherine, moving
to 281 Hastings.
Bulgro Edward, lab, TV Mrs. Bea~~bien,Wood-
bridge and Orleans.
Bulke Peter, saloon, 1 Jeff dve.
Bulkly John X., dep. Register Deeds, 6 Ad-
ams ave IY.
Bulman R,,: stone cutter, 13 Centre.
Bulman Reuben, stone cntter, 145 First.-
Bulman & Vesey, stone cutters, foot of Or-
leans.
Bulman Reuben, h Franklin.

--
Curcliell G. IY., collector, GOOJVooclbriclgs W. BURNHAhI A. & Co., iner clotlliers, IS1 Jeff
C~urbank Martin, bar tender, Byran & Dings avenue. (scc ndac~tisc?~zent.)
Bnrcliell James, carp, 106 >lacomb.
Burns Daniel, tailor. '74 Lafayette E.
Burgis 11. J., printer, 39 Sibley.
Burns Philip, Backman, 25 Atwater E.
Burgis S., clerk, 39 Sibley.
Burns nlicllael, secoizcl hand furniture, 106
Burgess A,, painter, Russell House.
Jlich avenue ?Y.
Burger Wru, tanner, 50 Trowbridge. Burns Sam~uel, teanister, '74 Adam ave W.
Gurger. Joseph, engraver, TV Sam A. Wigging. Burns Pat, lab,. 34 Franklin.
Burger Jolin, grocer, 143 &Iacoi~~b. Burns Robert, atty and counsellor, 67 Wash-
Eurgess Henry, 279 Mich ave JV, (moving.) ington ave.
Burgess John, sash and blind maker, 99 Rus- Burns Pat, carp, 213 Earned E.
sell.
Burns William 13, carp, 90 Rivard.
Burgess G JV, carp, 11 60 Beaubien.
Burns Pat, lab, 193 Fifth.
Burgess James, lab, 54 Catheri~e.
Burns Jas & Co,, clry goods mer, 57 Wood-
Burgess Anlos, cook, 111 Clinton.
ward ave.
Burgess Samz~el, porter, 154 Secoild. Burns Jas, (J. Burns & Co,) h 12'7 Con E.
Burgess Jaxnes, lab, 30 Catherine.
Burns John, lab, 55 Franklin.
Burgess Septimns, painter, 92 Cass.
Burns Ales., carp, 88 Columbia TV.
Burg Peter, saloon, 1 Jeff avenue.
Burns Daniel, baggage master, 2 Beaubien.
Burcer John, grocer, 210 Orleaas.
Burns Daniel, 218 Franklin.
Bunker George, couductor, I) &&I Railroad. Burns Denis, ~~rareho~~selnan) 157 Fort W.
Bunning John, lab,Pine near Riopelle. Burns Mary, ~viclow, 19 Cass.
Burkhard Melcher, shoe luaker, 342 Beaub. Burns Patrick, lab, 36 TVoodbridge W.
Burke J. N., printer, 95 Ailanis ave W. Burns William, clerk Western Hotel.
Burke David, lab, High.
Bums John, saloon, 101 Atwater E.
Burke TVilliazu, Eldrecl's tannery, h 91 La- Burns Johli, blacksmitl~, 42 Fort E.
fontaine.
Burns Pat, lab, 1'76 Lafayette E.
Bnrlce Josiah, coloreci, tailor, 12 Congress E. Bums Thon~es, sailor, '76 Lafayette E.
Bnrke Williani, lab, alley rear F. Gies. Burns J., lab, 157 Orchard.
Burke John, boiler maker, 02 Larned E. Blzrns G. W., pedler, 41 3 Seventh,
Burke Richard, grocey, cor Mich ave ancl Burns James, tailor, 104 Clinton.
National ave.
Burns Eliza, 104 Clinton.
Burke Ecl~vard, b~tc~ller, 519 Mich ave TV. Bums Geo, trader, 161 Mullet.
Barke Richarcl, sexton Catllolic Catllieclral, Burns Bridget, dress maker, 36 Williams.
11 cor Larned and Antoine.
Bums &I., lab, Thircl near Irving.
Burke Thonzas, carp, Thompsoil near Mich Burns Thomas, lab, cor Thompson and Myravei~ue,
tle .
Bnrlre Davici, mate steamboat Pearl. 13nrns Thomas, lab, Tholnpson near Grand
Burkheiser John, mason, 184 3Iacoinb.
I
Ziver.
Eurkllart Adam, tailor, 39 Catherine. Burns Thomas, carp, 227 Thompson,
Dnrkhart Henry, lab, Franklin. Brrrns BIrs, 220 Trowbridge.
Burlchart J. F., butcher, 219 Gratiot. Burns L., milkman, 81 Leverett.
Bumell C., sailor, 101 Sixth.
Burns D., engineer, 99 Seventh.
Burnich Peter, carp, 160 Riopelle.
Burns Jaines, sawyer, St Aubin.
Burns Vetzl, lab, Lafqette E.
Burns Arthur, sa~~yer, 396 Franklin.
Burustilze Pu'atllan, 68 Miami ave.
Burns Pllilip, hack~ilan, h 50 Wayne.
Burnstine Rlark, 68 Miami ave:
Burns Caroline, miclow of Joseph, 393 Beau-
Burlistine Bernard, 69 31iami ave.
bian.
Burre Pierre, lab, 113 Franklin.
Burns James, lab, h Denis Corkery.
Burrell John, sailor, 380 'Woocll,riclge E. Burns RIorris, salesman, 193 Fifth.
Zurrell A. & GO,, livery, 24 JIich ave E. Burchard Charles, confectioner, 79 Fort E.
Burrell $Iasirn, sailor, 124 3Iacon1b. I Burchard Fred W., tailor, 387 Fort E.
Burrell RIary, 179 Congress E. / Burrows James, h not found, (enq. Flattery
BnrreI1 l~Tilliai~~, livery, b R R Hotel.
Brot11en.s.
Burrell Frank, sailor, 380 Tooclbridge E. Burtchaell John, express man, 190 First.
Burrell Samuel, sailor, 380 TVooclbridge E. Burttro~v Chas, lab, 356 Croghan.
Burrell Alfrecl, b Rail Road Hotel.
Burt William, 18 b1irnai ave.
Burlinson N., Sec. night watch, Hawley7s BURTIS ARTHUR, dealer at wh and re in
Block.
patelit lamps and petrole~zm oils, 135 Jeff
Burn Gotfriecl, lab, Scott near Railroad. ave,(scc nd~c~tisenzcent y. 95) h cor Congress
Burmeister John, lab, Railroacl near Deqnin. ancl Shelby.
Burlington John, printer, b 31, Dempsey. Buscll F. & Co., brewers, 59 h1aconil-b
Bnrlneister Henry, shoe maker, Troinbley. Buscli Fritz, 59 RIaconlb.

Busch A~zgustras, carp, 197 Lafayette E. Bussang Philip, salesman, 119 Adams ave E.
Btzsch Henry, saloon, 49 Fort E.
Bushor Butterfield, trader, 38 Catherine.
BUSCH CHARLES, hardware, st'oves &c., Buyrk And., lab, 166 Macomb.
201 Jeff ave, h 63 Croghan, See crcl17, p 71. Byrani Chas. & Co., lumber ilier, Atmate;.
Bush Edward, salesman G. & R. iMc&Iilian bet Rivard and Hastings.
Bush Hiram T., Railroad House, 10, 12 and Cyram Chas, 269 Larned E.
14 Third.
Byme Michael, baker. 24 Lafayette E.
Bush Theo L., engineer, Whiting near How- Byrne Daniel, tailor, 62 Lafayette W.
ard.
Byrnes B., lab, 484 Fort W.
Bnsh Joseph, brakeman, 93 B.t.cvater E. Byron Fred, joiner, 37 Cass.
Buslia Andrew, 100 Lafayette E.
Byrom Henry, saloon, cor Third and Front,
Busha Lawrence, harness maker,157 Antoine h 98 Cass.
Bushel John, lab, 7 Jeff avenue.
Bysom Stephen, hodman, 151 Clinton.
Buska August, sailor, 434 Woodbridge E. Byrne A$. , furniture dealer, 106 Mich are W.
Buska Frank, sailor, 400 Woodbridge E. Byrnes John, doctor and sdoon, 110 Wood-
Buska George, boatowner, 251 Franklin. bridge E.
BUSHNELL DANIEL P., City Ireasurer,oE
City Mall, h 205 Woodward ave.
Bushlepp Hermon, musician, 155 Fort ,E.
Butler Alfred, painter, 41 B!tontcalm.
C,
Butler Wm. A. & Co., bankers, 68 Griswold. [Names im Cap Letters charged $1.00
h 81 Fort W.
Advertisers in the Directorv not aharg-
Butler James, 558 River.
ed, am4a their names are finvariably
Butler Ed. H., w Wm. A. Butler.
printed in dfsplay letters, when their
Butler Dlilton H., ofice 73 Griswold, 136 cards are received in tame.]. 1
Congress W.
Butler hlicllael, dray~nan, alley off Russell Cabinet Makers Asso, warehouse 211 Jeff
near Congress.
avenue.
Butler John, pedler, 160 Orchard.
Cabra Francis, lab, 157 Macomb.
Butler Alex., colored, cook, 217 Antoine. Cable D. H., 26 Montcalin.
Butler Alf. B., sexton Jeff avenue Presb. Calbfleisch John, moving to St Louis.
Church, h 346 Congress E
Cady &I. P., clerk w 0. Newberry & Co.
Butler Mary, Sixth near Plumb.
Cady Milton, sawyer, 335 Atwater E,
Butter John, engineer, Hozanah's, cor Larn- Cady BIinor, sawyer, 335 Atwater E,
ed and Brush.
Cady E., sawyer, 335 Atwater E.
Butler Bernard, 401 Atwater E.
Cady E. P., acct, b 116 Cass.
Button Orando, grocer, 210 Randolph, Caddle Janies, cellarman, Carews' Brewery:
Button H. &I., paver, 93 Columbia.
h 65 First.
Button H., fireman, b Baggs' Hotel. Cadman C. C., Cor, Clerk RIich Ins Bank, 11
Butterfield Oliver, printer. 31 Beech,
41 George.
Butter James, ice pedler, 558 River. Cadrnan Chas C., clerk &Iicli Ins Bank, h 169
Button W., prop. Grand River House, 18 & Park north.
20 Grand Biver cor Griswold.
Cahill Joseph, blaclrsmith, w &I. Horan.
B~sson C. A., engineer, 479 Woodbridge W. Callard John, hotel stewarcl, h I-Iigli 10th
Bush John, barber, 151 hlaple.
, Ward.
Bush Gregory, shoe maker, 29 Silver. Cahill bliss Elizabetl~, clress inaker, 65 Cliti.
Bush &loses, colored, coollr, 157 Riopelle. Cahill Pat, pedler, 105 Porter.
B~zshwa J., carp, Monroe Road, Springwells. Cahill James, saloon, 131 Micli avenue W.
Bushva Joseph, blackspith, Antoine. Cahill Bridget, widow of 7Vrn: 65 CliEord.
Bush Richard, colorecl, barber, 162 &lacomb Cahill Jarues,saloon, 126 Micll ave W.
Bushie N., blacksn~ith, b Perkins' Hotel, Caine Christ C., cloth cutter, 11- E. Lieber-
Grand River.
man, 1 5 Abbot.
Bushy Ellen, vric1o\v of Clias., Croghan. Cain Elenor, col, ~vash~von~an, 22 Clinton.
Bushwa P., carp, 151 Orchard.
Cain D., lab, 136 Porter.
Busha Chas., 11 Centre.
Caine hlartin, colored, tobacconist, 220 Cath-
Busha Chas., carp, 250 Franklin.
erine.
Busha Lawrence, harness make, 207 Ran- Callaghan Jeremiah, lab, 99 Porter.
dolph.
Callaghan Sarah, widow, 146 Sixth.
Busha Remi,
1
Gallaghail Johrr, lab, 104 Porter.
Busha Remi, jr,
Callaghan Jaines, sailor, 210 Howard,
Busha Joseph, 104 Franklin, ,' Caldwell Mrs, widow of James, 20 Centre.
Busha Maxim,
Caldwell Joseph, file cutter, 63 Fort E.
Busha Vincent, J '
Caldmell Janles W,, sailor, 31 Beacon.

Calclwell Janzes, 31 Beacon.
Campau Le~l-is, 104 Larned E.
Calhoon William, dental surgeon, 199 Campan Adolph T., w John Reno.
Woodward ave.
Campau John, clerk, 41 Adams ave E.
Calvin M., mason, 94 Columbia W.
Canlpau Henry, acct, 60 Centre.
calvert Mary, widow of Thomas, 8 Catherine Campau C. C., land agent, cor Port and Vine-
Calvert Miss H., teacher Bishop Union school wood ave.
Cala~vay Sainuel, lab, 148 C rogl~an. Campau Samuel, grocer, Can~pau, Spring-
Caldwell Thomas, carp, 158 Columbia W. wells.
Calmback Fred, lab, 151 Columbia W. Campau Fred, grocer, Campau, Springwells.
Calnon Patrick, with Jeremiah Calnon. Campeau James, Moffat.
CALNON & CARIPBELL, general grocers, Campbell Gordon, Detroit dry dock,h Larned
50 Jklich ave E.
at Dequindre.
Calnon T., lab, I51 Orchard.
CAMPBELL & OWEN, pro Detroit dry dock,
Calnon M., bookbinder, 151 Orchard.
office 401 Atwater E, (see advertiseme~t,)
Calnon Edward, lab, 326 Fifth.
p. 63.
Calnon Jeremiah, Congress Hall, Congress 'TV Campbell William, sailor, 13 Elizabeth W.
Calnon Michael, bookbinder, w S. D. Elwood CAMPBELL JAMES V., Judge 811preme
Cameron Angus, saloon, 167 Atwater E. Court, office over Savings Bank, h 127
Cameron James, w F. R. Kidder & Co. Larned E.
Cameron Colen, tanner, 92 Rivardl.
CAMPBELL, LINN & GO., dry goods, job-
Cameron A. P. cashier, 227 IIoward.
bers and dealers, 93 and 95 Woodward
Cameron John, plumber, 128 Jones, moving avenue.
to Colun~bia bet Clifford and Cass. CAMPBELL COLEN, (C. Linn & Go,) h 242
Cameron Fred, liquors, 79 Grand River. Randolph.
Cameron Charles, salesman, 79 Grand River. Campbell Wm. B., steamboat owner, 255
Camfield John, clerk, Plum near Third. 3eE ave.
Camise Louls, musician, w A. Baggio, Campbell James, baggage man, b Baggs'
Camp Mrs., dress maker, 38 Lafayette W. Hotel.
Camp John, butcher, Mofltat.
Campbell! Alex., baker, 23 Wastings.
Camp J. H., produce mer, 38 Lafayette W. Campbell William, daguarrean artist, 51
Camp Henry, 690 Woodbridge mf.
Orchard.
Campau Chas, Sgringwells.
Campbell Richard E,, acct w 0. Goldsmith,
Campau Daniel J. jreal estate, 452 Jeff ave. h cor Brush and Ada~ns ave E.
Campau Alex , 48 r Jeff ave.
Campbell Peter, rear 23 Wash avenuo.
Campau John G. B., clerk in Post office. Campbell Bernard, 111 Cass. -
Camgau Janles J., h 278 Jeff ave.
Campbell Robert, wagon maker, h8 Plum,
Campall Joseph, real estate, 140 Jeff ave. Campbell Angus, cooper, 88 Larned W.
Campau Ales. T., atty, 124 Jeff ave. Campbell 13. T., saloon, ball alley 113 Grand
Campau Theodore J., agent for Josepll Cam- River, h 51 Orchard.
pau, h cor John R and &laclison ave. Campbell James, plasterer, 245 Blich ave IV.
Campea11 Thomas, city surveyor, 681 Jeff Campbell W. S , daguarrean artist, 66 Lewavenue.
is cor Randolph and Farrar.
Campau Mrs J. B., nloviiig froti 165 IVood- Campbell Thomes, plasterer, 246 Mich ave IT.
ward ave.
Campbell J., b Mich Exchange.
Cainpeau Theodore L , deputy sheriff, Con- Campbell Colen, ship carp, 296 Fort E.
gress E.
Campbell William, photographic artist, 237
Campan Charles, farn~er, 400 Woodbridge E. Sixth.
Campan Henry, deputy co~ulty Treasnrer,!jQ Campbell John, ship carp, Orleans near Cro-
Centre.
glian, moving to 490 Biver,
Campau Peter, farmer, 227 Franklin. Campbell John, teamster, TV Chas Stange.
Cainpeau Gregory G., Shane Lane near Jeff Campbell Alexander, carp, Larned near Deavenue.
quindre.
Campeau Oliver, houseless. Francis Leg Can~pbell & Calnon, general grocers, 50 Mich
Perailce says this man's grandmother and avenue E.
Louis the XVI of Prance, were first cons- Cailzpbell John, of Campbell & Calnon, lz
ins from the two sisters. De Cuillier niar- 13 Elizabeth W.
ried one ancl came to Canada East as a Canipbell Ricl~ard E., acct, 324 Brush.
Sigaeur of that Province, and this poor Cambell Itobert, carriage maker, Grand Rivwretched
being is a living rebuke to the er and Seventh.
alleged superior crockery of crowned heads Camphouse William, shoe maker, Beaubian
in his mendicant ramblings, as a drivelling near Wilkins.
idiot through the streets of Detroit. Campin &I. W., b Russell House,
gain pa^^ P. H., Riverview House, cor Canl- Camus Peter, file maker, 192 Gratiot,
pau and &touroe Road,

Cane Thomas, saloon, 88 Rlich are W. Carney IVnl., carp, 61 Orleans.
'
Cane Thomas, engineer, 123 Cass.
Ca? ney Patrick, gardener, Porter road near
Canfield John, lab, 27 Fifth.
Labrosse.
Canfield Mrs., ~viclom of Captain C., 91 Fort Ca: ney La~~~rence, cl~aynlan, 44 Spencer.
West. .
Carney James, sailor, 249 Fiftll.
Canfield Frank H., student at lam, 55 Miami Carp Francis, salesmen, 316 Orleans.
avenue.
Carpenter Jaines H., foreman tannery 167
Canfielcl John, salesman, 18 Palmer..
Franklin.
Canfield Baker, blacksmith, cor Cass a d CdRPENTEX WILLIA&I No, 258 ?VOO~-
Lewis.
bridge E.
Cangesser Renry, saloon, 73 Mnllet.
Carpenter Nathan B., 117 Bates.
Candler Letitia, xido~v of Williaru, l~ 6 Carpenter James, 11'7 Bates.
Charles.
Ca~~penter Ruth IT., ~vidom of Jothtzm,~~urse,
Candler Honian W., grocer, 425 Beaubian. 28 Grancl River.
Cancller l'FT R., gilder, 427 Bearzbian. Carpenter A. R., saddle ancl harness malier,
Candler Ed~~arcl, carp, w Illonroe Shire . b Franklin Igouse.
Canavan John, lab, Beaubian.
Carpenter Tiniotlly, mason, 207 Grand Eiver.
Caniff A. C., b Railroad I-Iotel,
Carpenter Luther, mason, 207 Grancl River.
Cannon Jolzn, carp, 314 Franklin.
Carpenter Wm., mason, 207 Grand River.
Caplis James, law stuclent, IV H. H. Em- Carpenter Willarcl, engineer steanier Stockmons.
Illall.
Capless John, lab, 230 Fifth.
Carper Leo, b Mrs. Alvord.
Capless Thoma,s, shoe maker, 262 Franklin, Carr George, boiler iiiaker, b A Larkin.
Capless John, lab, 252 Franklin.
Carrier A,, 15 Howard.
Capless Jaines, l~iilknian, 152 Beech. Carrier Albert, ~vatchnian.
Carberry Michael, lab, Guoin.
CARSON VII., oyster and dining saloon,
Cardy John, lab, 365 Franklin.
34 Larned W
Carberay John, sailor, 63 Orleans, lnoviiig to Carson William, jr., 34 Larnecl TV.
1 Whiting.
Carson John, 34 Larned W.
Cardell Mrs., 18 State.
Carr Jaiiies, topographical engineer, b Gar-
- Carey C. I-T., shipping merchant, h 87 Wasll- rison Rouse.
ington ave.
Carr James IY., acct. b 1'70 Woodbripge E.
Carey Edwarcl, 11 Decjuindre bet Pine ancl Carr Michael W., dealer in t~~atclies and jew-
Atmater.
elry, Baggs7 Hotel.
Carey John, sailor, 111 Wooclbridge R. Carr Patrick! flour and feed, 14 ancllG Mich
Carey Pat, sailor 111 Wooclbriclge W. are W, h 1221 Park.
Carey Robert, painter, 13 Franklin.
Cr,rr Richarcl, plumber, I66 Orchard. *
Carey IIrs, Mary, cor Park and Columbia Carrol Tllomas, blacksinith, 293 Congress E,
Carey Chas. Wm., plasterer, 139 Elizabeth E. Carr.01 Charles, law stuclent, 281 Jeff ave.
Cary Henry, cor Cass and Col~ziubia. Carrol Daniel, 158 Wooclbridge E.
Cargill gt Din~rniclr', auction and con1 mer's., Carrol Daniel, cooper, 107 Fifth.
197 Jeff ar-e.
Carrol Wrrl., lab7 107 Fifth.
Cargill James A,, (Cargill & Dimmick,) 19i Carrol Francis, boiler maker, 118 Sixth.
Jeff ave.
Carrol George, boiler maker, b John F. Rees
Cargill 0. 'F., law ofice, 161 Jeff ave. Carrol Pat, chancller, w TV TV. Davis.
Cargill 13. R., ins~rrance agent, 75 Gris~volcl, Carrol John J., saddler, 37 Cass.
h 8 31ianli are.
Carrol Lavrence; boiler maker, 4G Labrosse.
Carl Mrs. Henry, 405 Grand River.
Carrol James, bar tender, 15 JIicli ave E.
Carman George, grocer, '7s Baker,
Carrol Ann, ~viclo~\- of Daniel, 293 Congress
Carillocly Jolin, hack driver, JY Geo. Heron. East.
Carnlociy Thoi~las~haclr chive r, w Gee, I-Ieron, Carrol AIaurice, grocer, cor Sixth and Por,
Carnlocly Dr., left the city.
Carrol Pat, cliandler, 170 Orchard.
Carne Geo. TV,, brewer, 460 Atwater E, h 684 Carrol AIart,inj l~oiler maker, 189 Third.
Jeff we.
Carrol ?dichnel, boiler illaker, 180 Third.
C,4RETV7S BREWERY, First bet Congress Carrol Margaret, ~~~iclo~v of Jolm, 189 Third,
ancl Larnecl. (see aclvertis~~izc~? t p 83.) Carrol Daniel, blaclrsniith, 203 Congress E.
CARETVJOSHUA L., pro. Detroit Ere~v- Carrol Tllomas, lab, b 250 Bfich sve.
ery, First near Larnecl.
CAREOL JOI-IN, (Buchanan & Carrol,)
Carew .John, bricklayer, 9 Miami ave, mov- boiler works, Atwater E near Railroad
ing to 90 Larned TV.
1 Track.
Cariney John, carriage owner, b Nrs. Jen- Carrol John, boiler nlaker, 189 Thi.rd.
C
nings.
Carrol Pat, boiler nialcer, 189 Third.
Carney Daniel, saloon, 52 Front.
Carroll -, lab, Spr~zce near Sixth.
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I. I. FRASER, - - Eloya, C. K PHILIP CEARLES, - - Bz~~faZo, "
B. CAMPBELL, - Bufalo, X Y. TIIORBTON & CHESTER, - Black Rock, "
HEBVEY ELY, - Roclhester, 6L F. P. IIARB~ON, Erie hlills. Black Bock, '"
GEO. W. SMITH, - - - Rochestel*, " S. JV. HOWELL, - - Blmk Rock, "
JOHN EGIGLESTON, Millwright, Rochester, H* A- KING, - - Albion, 11
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~~AHLON GREGG, - - Rocl~este~, " J. FRASER, - - Rocl~ester, "
C. L. OLMSTEAD,
& NEWTON, - Eagle Pard, Teza8.
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ALL ORDBRS ADDRESSED TO
WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
IVw. BIRD, - - Lockport, N. F

Carrol Charles, law student, late m J Van
Rensellaer.
Carstali JVillinm, carp, 130 Abbot.
Carter Louisa, colored, ~vashwoiuan, 122 Lafayette
E.
Carter James, colored, sailor, GZi Clinton.
Carter Jarnes, lab, 61 Croghan.
Carver Davicl, merchant tailor, 132 Jeff ave,
h 248 Woodbridge IT.
Carver Fred, ashes gatherer, Franklin, moving
to Sixth.
Carver George, iliason, 277 Fort E.
Carter Tt'm., steward, 91 Crogl~an.
Carter Win., colored, sailor, 293 RiIacomb.
Carter James Douglass, colored, carp, 292
Tvlaconlb.
Carter Eveline, colored, ~vaskwoman, 265
&Iacon~b.
Carter D., clerk Steamboat Ocean.
Carter L. B., mason, cor National ave and
Sycainore.
Zarter G. C., marble cutter, cor National ave
ancl Sycamore.
Carter Anclrew, boiler maker, Na.tiona1 ave
and Cherry.
Cater hlrs Mary, 109 Labrosse.
Carter Wm, colorecl, barber, 427 Trowbridge.
Carter L, conductor, 238 Laf IV.
Carter Levi, 238 Lafayette W.
Cartwright George IV, saloon and b h, 58
Woodbridge W.
Cartwight Wash, bar tender, 58 Woodbridge
West.
Car~vithin E, engraver, b 49 Wayne,
C'asaler P, carp, Labrosse near Thompson.
Casedy P, lab, 247 Sixth.
Case Hirain P, machinist, b 325 Franklin.
Case Chas R, l~hysician, office 122 Jeff ave.
Case S. C., Supt Car shop, M C R R Depot,
h 231 Howard.
Casgrain M S; top. engineer, b Miclligaiephen, h 126 BIich aye TV.
Casey P, lab, 38 Seventh.
Cas~vell Seneca, carp, h 56 Elizebeth E.
CASS LEWIS, United States Secretary of
State, 62 Fort 7V.
Class Sarah, seamstress, h rear of 70 Rfacoinb
Cass Nicholas, carp, 275 DIullet
Cass &.IPS, seamstress, 196 Adaills ave E.
Cassi~ian Peter, saddle and harness maker,
184 Mich ave W, il Third and Lewis.
Cassma~ George, tailor, Larned E.
Caspary Conracl, tailor, ~.v Antllony Mitchel
Caspary Jol~n, rner tailor, 245 Jeff ave,changing
business, 1.1 191 Fort W.
Casternians John, carp, Cherry near Gratiot
Casterton D, barber, 309 Woocl~vard ave
Casterton IVilliain, gardener, 345 Park N
Castleton William, teamster, 18 Henry.
CASSIDY SABIUEL, People's store, 63
'CVoodware ave, h cor Clifford and Wash
avenue.
Cassidy William, People's store, m Sani Cassidy,
Catnlan Moses, lab, Wilkins near Aatoine
Catlin William Thos, clerk D & hI Railway,
251 Larned E.
Caugliall Daniel, auctioi1eer, m Tregailt &
Brothers.
Cauffman & Loeb, mer clothiers, 164 Jeff
avenue.
Cauffman Jaseph, clothier, h 3 Farmer.
Cauklaiid 81, lab, 304 Fort '\T
Cavanagh M, grocer, Fifth and Grand River
Cavaiiaglr BIicl~ael, lab, 267 Fifth
' Cavanagh William B, stage manager, Bellers
Hall
Cavanagh &lathew, peddler, 310 Grand River
Cavanaugh William, teamster, 283 Thompsoli
Cave11 Thomas, mason, Fariner near John E
Caverly William, capt steainboat Arrow, h
69 Elizabeth W.
Cawley Duncan, cabinet maker, 233 Lafayette
E.
Cearriere fix, soap and candles, Wing near
Henry.
Celeax Willian~, cabinet maker, 226 Orleails
Celeax Cl~wles, cabinet maker, 246 Orleaills
Cerbe Joseph, tailer, 102 Maple
Center Peter, cooper, 358 Franklin
Centa~x George, lab, G~zoia
C escbky B, slioemaker, 245 Woodbridge W.
Chadwick Win L , blacksn~itli, 2046 Orleans
Chadwick -, conductor, b Byron &
Dings.
Chadwiclr TVilliain, saloon, 58 Mich ave Em
Chaffee Amos, 11 58 Monroe aye.
ChaEee DIerrick J., acct, 119 Ho~~ard.
Chaffee Joel, acct, 61 Fiftli.
Chappee Benjamin, lab, 12 Centre
Cllagnon 3 B, grocer, 63 Larned IV
Chalmers Henry, h'W L Chadwiclr 204 Or-
leans
Chanrbille Rev Charles, pastor St Josephs!
CathoIic Church, 446 Gratiot
Chamberlin Danie1,acct TV IIayden & Baldwin
Chailrberlin Ssenluel, mail agent, 97 Congress
East
Chaniberlin 3Irs Desire, b h, 117 Wood-
bridge E.
Chambe Fred, bakery, 209 Gratiot
Chalnbers Francis, collector, sextoll State St,
. Presb. Churco, h 58 George.

Chambnrg Benjamin, colored, drsyman, 186
Adam E
Champ William, police dep sheriff, 6 Merrill
Block, h 2717 Third x
Champ John, colored, waiter, 75 Croghan.
Champ Fred, baker, 207 Gratiot
Champaiue Abby, widow of Lambert, 114
Rlich ave IT.
Chanlpie James, lab, Dubois.
Camplain Miss &I*, b Howard House
Chandlesle r George C ., salesman, b Howard
Honse
CHANDLER ZACHARIAH, United States
Senator, h cor Fort and Second
Chandler E S., prof music, 9 Miami avenue
Chandler George S., melodeon tuner, 9 Miami
avenue
Chandler H. B., cashier Detroit Free Press,
h 40 Macomb
Chandler H B. rectifier, Woodb. near Seventh
Chandler & Brother, maraufr shirts, collars,
&c, 145 Jeff avenue
Chandler Lorenzo B., 145 Jeff ave, b Howard
House
Chandler George C., 145 Jeff avenue
Chandler L. IF., b Howard House.
CHANEY HENRY, principal Detroit High
School, h 329 Gratiot
Chane Peter, lab, Guion
Chane Gabriel, 741 Jeff avenue
Chapalet -, pedler, Lasalle avenue
Chapell C. W., stone, lime and sand yard,
Atwater foot Rivard? h 180 Brush.
Chapell Henry, carp, 263 Congress E.
Chapel Emeline, millinery, 94 Mich ave W
Chapman Nelson, carp, 280 Mullet
Chapman, George, mason, 142 Riopelle,moving
to 207 Lafayette E
Chapman E B., car builder, 321 Croghaal
Chapman N,, h 418 Thompson.
Chapman Mr., b Railroad Hotel
Chapman E. L., warehausernan, h Thompson
Chapaton Peter, carp, 110 Farmer
Chapaton Alexa~der, master b~~ilaer, 121
Congress E.
Chapaton Alexander, jr, mason, 121 Con E
Chapaton Benjamin, builder, 205 Con E
Chapaton Wm, builder, 13 Madison avenue
Chapoton Edward, 295 Jeff avenue
Chapoton Theo J., 206 Jeff avenue
Chapoton Eustache, 205 Jeff avenue
Chapoton Charles, carp, 102 Napoleon
Chapoton Henry, mason, 101 Napoleon
Chapin Levi, farmer, 362 Seventh
Chapin H,, boots and shoes, b Blindbnry7s
Hotel
Charbonel widow, 114 Maple
Charlan Zeb, blacksmith,, 383 Thoinpson and
cor Mich ave and Seventh
Charlton Andrew, colored, 58 Layfatte E
Charles S., lab, 287 Lafayette E
Charles Thomas, .ship carp 86 Rivard, movto
230 Congress E
CHARLES GEO Rwj salesman w A Burtis.
CHASE REV SUPPLY, Baptist minister, fji
Larned E
Chase C. P., 48 Miami avenne
Chase Oscar, w Elisha Chase
Chase Orin, clerk, Elisha Chase
Cliase Douglas, conductor, b Baggs' Hotel
Chase Benjamin G, cooper,225 Catherine, mov.
iilg to 178 Catherine
Chase David, h 41 High
Chase Oscar C, salesman, h Elisha Chase
Chase Marcus A., atty and counsellor, office
w H H Swinscoe, h 171 Larned E.
Chase Elisha,, 48 Miami ave.
Chase A B, salesman, h 148 Congress W.
Chase George N., office Wilcos & Chase, h
64 Miami avenue
Chase Thomas, 125 Larncd E
Chaus Henry, mood sawyer, 120 Lafayette
East
Chauney Peter, lab, 77 Blullet -
Cherry Henry, lab, North
Chester &Irs John, 151 Congress E
Chester John W., 151 Congress E
Chester George M., 151 Congress E
Cheli V., plaster artist, 16 Centre
Chevelet John, lab, 62 Pine
Chevelot Aime, carp, 24 Jones
qhew Wilson, colored, drayman, 83 Mullet
Cheever H. M. & W. E.' attys, office 8 $0-
tunda, Griswold
Cheever Wnl E., atty, h 29 Elizabeth W mov.
ing
Cheever H. b1., atty and connsellor, office 8
Rotunda, 1 93 Adams ave W
Chicago D. & C. G. T. Junction R R office,
68 Griswold
Chipman Girrard, fireman, b 188 Woodbd'ge
East
Chipman Henry, 246 Randolph.
Chipman J. Logan, atty and counsellor,office
68 Grismold, h 33 Elizabeth E
Chipman H. L.,(Tsowbridge, C Rood,) 246
Randolph
Chipman Miss M., teacher Eighth Ward Un-
ion School
Chipman Martha. M., teacher, 117 Abbot
Chippy C. D, hackman, b City Hotel
Chilton &I R S, b hlich Exchange
Chilch George, lab, James near R R track
Childs Captain, mariner, b Joseph Payne
Chilson Thomas 81, lumberer, 256 Randolph
Chilver Thomas, sailing master, 11 32, Beech
C hisholm Thomas, pattern maker , 92 Eliza-
beth E
Chittenden Wm J., clerk Russell House
Chittenderi -, express office, 46 Park
Chope A,, blacksmith, 27 Monroe avenue
Chope Thomas, painter, 50 Oak
Chope Edward, 11 Montcalm near Woodward
avenue
Chope & Pajet, ca,rriage and wagon makers,
Randolph bet Larned and Congress
Chouls Martha, widow of Benjamin, 136
Hastings

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Christ Joseph, tailor, 82 Clinton
Christ John, cooper, 96 Elizabeth E
Christler Charles, carp, 112 St Lawrence
Christman Abraham, engineer, 334 Plastings
Christian Joseph, saloon and pistol gallery,
40 Mich ave E
Christian If oses, salesman, 257 Jeff avenue,
moving to 226 Gratiot
Christian Mrs. T., 277 Howard
Christian Montgo~~ery P,, forenlala printer,
392 Beaubian.
Christianson Mans A,, salesman, 259 Jeff ave
Christianson Hans A., 154 Brush
CHRISTIE THOMAS. S., supt Iocomotive
works, 11 142 Ho~vard '
CHRISTIE JABIES A., acct, h 142 Howarci
Christie Henry, pattern maker, 35 State
Christie Nicholas, pedler, 388 Nastings
Christie Philip, stoile cutter, 61 Columbia E
Christie Jacob, engineer, steam plow, 34
Clrurch, Coagress St Methodist, cor Congress
and RandolpIl
Church, Walnut St Itletliodist, ~eventh' and
Walnut is!&! .S
Church, the Belhel, Presbyterian, entrance
at 13 Woodbridge E sqg#g
Church, St Joseph;, Catholic, ~ermang
ic;
Gratiot and O1.leans
Churcli Trinity, Catholic, corj Porter ..j: and
Sixth
Cllurch Catholic Cathedral, cor Jeff ave and
Aiitoine
Church, St Anns, Catholic, cor Larned and
Bates
Church, African Baptist, Congress bet Brush ,
and Bea~zbian
Church, African Baptist, cor ~on~ess and
Antoine
Church, First German Evangelical, cor Nonroe
and Farr~r
Tliornpson li
Church, African Methodist, Lafayette,TLbet
Ch~tbb James, engineer, b 16 Randolph. Brush and Beaubian
Church James, carp, b 115 Grand ltiver Church, Lutheran Trinitarian Evangelical,.
CHURCH E. F., (3% T Gardner & Co,) 166 255 Laraed E
Woodward ave, h 346 Lafayette W. Church, Dutch Evangelical, Mastings cor St
Churchhill Henrietta, 57 Howard
Lawrence
Churchhill Henry, b Mrs. Alvord
Chizrch, Unitarian, cor Lafayette ancl Shelby.
Churchmill Spencer, colored,lab, 156 Fort E Church, Jewish Synagogue. Mich ave near
Clinrchhill John IV., 53 Elizabeth.
Bates.
Churchilil John De 'CValden, Btna Insurance Cinarde A,, tailor: Lasalle a& near Lindon
Co, 11 42 Rlacolllb avenue
City Mills, cor Larned and Second
CHUECH E. $1.) agent -Detroit Tribune, h Clamen IP., 372 Lafbntaine
64 Balier
Clapp Jacob, engineer, 94 Thompso~
Church Cllas J., Ives Banlq b Mrs. Doty Clapp S. H, broker, 47 Griswold, h ti8 Jonea
Church S. Wilson, printer, Tribune ofice Clapp Allen, machinist, 492 Jeff avenue
Church & Newton, cleutists, 94 Woodward Clapp Fras Henry, p~zrcllasing clerk &I. C.
avenue
X. R., h 222 Lafayette IT
Church Edmin, (C. & Newton,) b Merchants Clapp John, finisher, 168 Adains ave E
Exchange
Clayp Alvin B., carp, 492 Jeff avenue
Church Scottish Rirlc, cor Farnier and Bates City Hotel, '7 and 9 Lafayette W
Church, First United Presb. cor Lafayette Cicott Ed V., 309 Jefavenue
and Wayne.
Cicott Francis X., 226 Beanbian, ofice No-
Church, Fort St. Presbyterian, cor Fort and tary Public,3 Larned W
Third
C'icotte &I. A., wicloav of James, 33 Harriet
Church, State St Presbyterian, State near Cicotte Alexander, cock pit and saloon, 41
IVooclward ave
Harriet
Chnrch, Jeff avenue, Presbyterian, Jeff ave Cicott George F., engineer, $44 River
near Rivard
Cink Lutz, 424 Croghan
Church, Fort St Congregational, Fort cor Clancy Willianl, lab, 260 Franklin
Wayne
Clancy Cornelius, butcher, Mich ave near
Church, Baptist Tabernacle, 'CVashington ave Eighth.
at Clifford
Clancy Anne! 130 Second
Church, Old School Presbylerian, Washing- Clancy John, butcher, 270 Michigan ave W
ton ave near State
Cla~icy -, soap maker, Trowbridge
Chtzrch, Baptist, Howard near Third. Clapperton Jonathan, machinist,t'76 Franb:lin
Church, Baptist, cor Fort and Griswold Clare Martin, lab, 36 Woodbridge W ;.awd
Church, Methodist Episcopal, cor Woodmard Clare Theodore, express, 110 Fifth
ave and State
CLARKE HOVEY I(., (Lockwood & C.)
Church, St Pads Protestant Episcopal, counsellor, office Seitz Block, h 48 Adams
Congress cor Shelby.
avenue W, (see adve~tiseinefit, page 74. j 4
Church, Christs Protestant Episcopal, Jeff CLARK JOHN P., prop dry dock,River roat
avenue bet Hastings and Rivard
Springwells
Church, St Johns Protestant Episcopal, CIark Chas F,, Crane & Wesson,
Woodward ave and High

CLAEIi 3. &I., physician, $4 Fort JV Clayton Mills, (J. H. Frazer,) cor Gratiot
Clark TVni IQ., salesman, 75 Woodwarci ave. ancl Decllzindre.
Clark, ~vi~low of Joseph, 320 Jeff ave Clayton & Voorhies, Aoul* and groceries, 34
Clark Thoi~ias B., physician, office 93 Jeff Micli ave E.
ave, b iCIrs. John R~cReynolds.
Clayton Joseph S. h 238 Randolph.
Clark George, (Clark & Brother, cor Earned Clayton Wm, colored, cooper, 536 Macomb.
and First.
Clear 1Vn1 B, 06 Farmer,
Clarli: Jabish, lab, 165 Atwater E.
Clear7 Michael, lab, Atwater E.
CLARK BROTIPERS, butchers and pack- Clegg Henry, sailor, 103 Franklin.
ers, cor Larnecl and First, (see advertise- Claridge John, cooper, 158 Beaubian;
anelzt pnge 88.
Claub Valentine, shoe maker, 115 PIacomb.
Clark Wm., (Clark & Brother,) cor Larned Claus Joseph, teamster, .253 Macomnb.
and First
Clearan Mary, widow, 117 Rfacomb.
Clark widow, 61 Fifth.
Cleary John, lab, 126 Wayne.
Clarke Patrick, w Josoph P. Whiting. Clemens P H, physician, 125 Mich ave W,
Clark Mary, 100 Bates.
moving to 601 Riverside below Laferty.
Clark Septimus, currior, 58 Elizabeth W. Clemens 3, painter, I07 Napoleon.
Clark Hyson, sawyer, 19 Orleans.
Clemens Anthony, lab, 241 Dequindre. ,
Clark P. J., colored, barber, 20 Mich ave W, Clements Charles, colored, 135 Lafayette E.
Clark James, cooper, 41 Abbot.
Clement Samuel, mood turner, 3 Franklin,
Clark Edward Delevan, clerk A, E. Russell. h 119 Ranclolph.
Clark Fred, 41 Abbot.
Clements J C, physician, 130 Mich ave W.
Clark Lewis, grocer, 17 Antoine.
Clelland & Cole, dentists, 53 Woodward ave
Clarlr Meltiah, ship carp, moved from Baker Cleland W P, dentist, Woodward ave and
to 125 Eighth.
liarned, b Howard H.
Clark Phineas T., mate st bt Marquette, Clench Miss Euretta, w T C Miller.
Clark Mary, widow, 18 Front.
Cleveland Henry W, merchant tailor, 72
Clark Benjamin W., beef and pork inspector, Griswold, r 59 Jones.
219 Wayne.
Clesser John, cooper, Miller near Seventh.
Clark Chas A,, acct m Town & Shelden. Clessen J Peter, coffin maker, 140 and 144
Clark Adam, ship carp, 105 Atwater E. Russell.
Clark Robert M., colored, cook, 270 Fort E. Clitibrd Mary, widow of John, seamstress, 22
Clark George IT,, jr, salesnlan w William B. Mich ave W.
H oine.
Clifforcl Cornelius, lab, 52 Grancl River.
Cla~k Cyrns, colored, salesman, 44 Clinton. Clifforcl James, lab, 267 Hastings.
CLARK L. E., Pres. State Bank, b Russell Clifton Jol~n, boiler rnaker, 214 High.
House,
Cliager George, tailor., Prospect.
-- CLARKE ALBERT, w S. A. Fuller. Clift E. TV, b Micl~igan Exchange.
Clarke Mrs. Enpa, 69 Shelby.
Clifford John, sailor, 136 Hastings.
Clark John, servant ~v Ales. Levis,
Clifford Patrick, cor Rrankli~i aucl Eiopelle,
Clark Jerome, fireman, b 3 Brush.
ret~rning to Ireland.
Clark Chas A, conductor, 177 Brush.
1
Cline George, cigar maker, 185 Lafayette E.
Clark Michael colored, ~vaiter, 135 Laf E. Clinton J, painter, 47 Eighth.
Clark T ., saillnaker, 25.5 Thon~pson. Clinton J, tailor, 180 Third, moving,
Clark Echvard, plasterer, 204 Brush. Close J, painter, 202 B1.1zsh.
Clark Denis, colorecl, shocnlaker, 20 Clinton. 1 Clos Christian, tanner? 288 Orleans.
Clarke Mrs. Sara11 N., h 65 Colunlbia W. / Clos Josepll, painter., 288 Orleans,
Clark J., finisher, Tro~vbridge near Rail-sr-ag. I Clouqh Jas JY, saleslllnn
C'larlc M., ship carp, 91 Baker.
I
tt7 Ransom Gsrdner,
h Russell cor Larnecl.
Clarli. E Minor, clerk, 303 Ran~X~lph, Clos BIartin, slloeulaker, 2SS Orleans.
Clarli Benjaiiiin L., physician, $6 Clinton. Clos John, printer, 288 Orleans.
Clark Aclrian M., salesman, S. S. Barnard. Clossett AnclreJ~, saloon keeper, Grancl River
Clark Walter, colored, balier, 167 Russel!. i Clonsley Eclwin, porter, IT JIarcus Stephens.
Clarli: George, ~anlisher, 64 Aclai~ls ave W. Cl~zsley George, chair maker, 147 O1.charcl.
Clark T., ship carp, 179 Porter.
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Clnff Nelson, carp, 33 Clinton.
Clarke RIichael, tailor, 215 Seconct.
Cluckey Joseph, sailor, 136 Lafayette E.
Clarke JVm H, acct, 69' Shelby.
Cluckey James, sailor, Dequindre.
Clarke F D, carp, city IIotel, 0 Lafay-ette W. , Cluckey Oliver, carp, 363 Beaubian.
Clarke John, dra ynian, Bronson.
Cluss Julius, wagon maker, 219 Third,
Clarkson Anthony Fras, painter, Bronson. Coan D, lab, 551 Woodbridge JV.
Clay TYilliam, wig maker and perfumer, 119 Cobler Authony, salesman w 11 Pulte.
Jeff ave, h 9 Iio~vland.
Coats Hervey, brick rnai~~~fr, Gratiot Roacl,
Clay George S ,electrotype founder, Tribune Hamtramck. --
office, h Wm Clay.
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Cobb E 31, illeat n~arket,l Abbot, 11 1 Xont- Cole Mrs Victora, 153 Larnecl E.
caln~.
Cole Chas S, law office, 147 Jeff ave, h Rlrs,
Cobb David \V, butcher, 206 niicli ave TV. Victoria Cole.
Cobb RIatilcla, widow, '77 Abbot.
Cole Frank, trader, h 38 Lafayette W,
Cobb 11. P, physcian, 484 Jeff ave.
Cole G M, dentist, b Finney's Hotel.
Cobb L Xi, physician, 481 Jeff ave.
Cole Josepll, saloon, 94 Michigan ave TV.
Cobb Davicl I., saloon, 190 woodward ave. Cole Captain, 11 cor Beaubian aad Adanis ave
Coclirane Neal, porter, illerchants Exchange College Mercantile, Bryant, Strattoil & Co,
Cochraize Lyman, counsellor, 9-1 Woodward 20,21 and 22, Merrill Block, cor Jeff and
ave, b Russell IIouse.
Wooclmard aves.
Cochrane J, conductor, b &l[iclliigaan Exchange Collins Timothy, lab, alley Grand Eiver and
Cochrane James, vet. surgeon, office 75 Jones.
Earned E.
Collins Richarci, drayman,g246 Third.
Cochrane Mrs C E, 111 Clifford.
Collins Job, carp, 251 Congress E.
Cockle E S, carp, 39 Sixth.
Collins Cornelius, servant, 251 Cohgress E.
Cockle S P, carp, Seventh near Woodbridge. Collins Mrs Hiram, 237 Sixth.
Cocklet John P, tuiner, 363 Dequindre. Collins Thomas, servant, m P Tregent.
Codillac Joseph, bricklayer, 26 Clay. Collins' Brewery, cor Abbott and Second.
Codd Geo C, salesman w Town & Shelden, Collins James, h 49 Abbot.
119 Farmer.
Collins Charles, h 112 Se'cond.
Coddington Hervey, salesnlan, with H Han- Collins John, h 46 Howard.
cock.
Collins Thomas, lab, 420 Woodbridge E.
Coe W El[, policeman, 67 Eighth.
Collins Lawrence, boiler maker, Orleans at
Coddy Victoria, sewing, 117 Franklin.
Railroad track.
Caellner Gustavus, saloon, 126 Fort E. Collins Denis, lab, 326 Orleans,
Coffey Pat, lab, 23 Larned ?V.
Collins Jas, drayman, moving to cop Eighth
COGSWELL W W, (C C Tyler & Co,) h 101 and Abbot.
Larnecl E.
Collins James, agent, Western Hotel.
Cogger Richard, contractor, 221 Park north. Collins J TV, colored, barber, 183 Thircl
Cogley Samuel, saloon, 195 Atwater E. Collins Ann, widom of John, 311 Lafayette E
Cohen Marcus, iner clothier, 42 Woodward Collins Bonara, widow of Timothy, alley rear
ave, h 20 Lafayette E.
Johll Joslin.
Cohen Simon, salesman, w Marcus Cohen. Collins N, blacksmith, Whiting near Fort
Coheii Moses, salesman, w BIarcns Cohen. Collins IVilliani, inate steamer, Stockman,
Cohen Jacob, pedler, 140 Catherine. Collins John, lab, 60 State.
Cohen C, turner, Seventh near Charles. Collins Johanna, widow of Denis, 125 Joues.
Cohen Chas, lab, Mullet, 10th. Ward. Collins ~vicio~v, Maria, 50 Eighth.
Cohen Denis, lab, 113 Porte;..
Collins lVi!liani, ~vatchnlan, 54 Jeff ave.
Colbert Richard, colored, 284 Lafayette E, Collins Geo, lab, Bagg's Ilotel.
Colbey Chi-istiam, carp, 400 Beaubiaa. Collins John, St Auclin, near Catherine,
Colbuln IT C, Cllas ICellogg & Co, b 68 Ran- Collins John, captain John R Blurray, 11
clalpl~.
AIans'lon House.
Colclough IIenry, of Cox & Co, oninibns . Collis Geo S, grainer, 31 Abbot.
o~i~nel-s, 11 185 Fourth.
CoIlison John, b 11 37 Mich ave E.
Cloclough Samuel, saloon, 195 At~vater E. Collister John, ship carpenter, 361 Congr E.
Coles JeEery, butcher, cor Michigan ave and Co!lins -, painter, 3 Abbot.
Thircl.
Colelnail Gco, har mak, Ilnyclen & Balcl~~riu,
Cole Janies A, painter, 136 Orchard.
r 73 IIarriet.
Cole IIT1ll, sail izlnlrer, 353 31icI1 aTe 1V; mov- Colen~an John, marble ~vorBcr, m J Waning
to Sa,' O-lnaIl7.
beck.
Cole J B, groceries allcl provisions, 11-1 Lnrn- Colillnil TIT 14, gciits f~zr, w 11 129 Jeff ave, r
eci E.
13.5 ildalus aye E.
Cole Josepii, grocer, Jeff me, 11 ilIoGat. @o!lllan T, sailor, 142 Se-~enth.
Cole I)arius, capt st bt Col~unibia.
Colelllan Richarcl, (colorecl), 35 &i~ullet.
Cole Ecl~varcl, macliinist, b 49 Wnj-ne. Coleman George, saclcller, 10 Beacon.
Cole Stephen, carp, Springwells, Campan. Coleman J, lab, 171 Porter.
Cole TVni C, salesman, 83 ilclallls ave W. Coleman J D, glue ~nanufr.,.St Aubia.
Cole Wenry, watchman, D & bi R Et, 11 126 Coliliall Charles, saloon, 4'7 Atwater ]El,
Cherry.
Colonon 31icBae1, lab, 29 Rivarcl.
Cole 13, salesman, w TIleo Eaton.
Co!qnhoun John, ~varehonseman, w Jolln
Cole George &I, (Cleland & Cole,) b Pinmy's Hutchiizgs & Co.
Ilotel.
Cobrie Denis, tanner, Shane Lane, near
Cole Benjamin, sailor, 58 Pine.
Franklin.

Colton hlrs H A, r 148 Cengress W.
Colvert It., colored cook, Bagg7s Hotel.
Colvin Isaac M, saleslnan, C P Woodruff &
Co, r 31 Laf JV.
Colrille John George, engineer, 123 Gratiot
moving to 222 Randolph.
Comas Mrs, seamstress, 246 Third.
Comer Pat, lab, 184 Congress E.
Comer Robt, @-. w F F Eglington.
Comfort B ~ewell; grocer, Sixth corner
Locust.
Comiske James, cigar maker, 229 Fort E.
Con~mon Robert, mason, 26 Columbla W.
Common Robert, builder, 40 Centre.
COMMON GEORGE, tailor, 33 I,arned IT.
Compagnio Jacob, lab, 164 Franklin.
Company Charles, carpenter, 342 Croghan.
Cornpion Henry jr, salesinan Nall, Dunclilee
& CO.
Compton William, cigar maker, b City Hotel.
Cornstock Erwin G, IIendrickson & Co, b
&1rs Ward, -
&lonlstock Stephen H, salesman, 40 Afich
ave W.
Comte Victor, scissors grinder, 161 Croghan.
Cornuskey Andrew, lab, 267 Iliastings.
Connaughton Cornelius, dry goods, '78 Sixth.
Connington Thomas, brakeman, b Garrison
House.
Cordon Michael, lab, 226 Fifth.
Condon John 13, chandler, 33 Antoine, r 101
Lawrence.
Condon John, lab, 230 Fifth,
Condon George R, mason, 22 Clinton, try
also 62 Clinton.
Conlon L, boiler maker, 172 Thompson.
Conlon VJm 11, blacksmith, copper tvorks,
Springwells.
Conlon Pat, lab, 12 Park South.
Conant Shubael, real estate, b &lich Exchange.
Connay Christ, sl~oemaker, 161 Abbot.
Couners Charles, bricklayer, 137 Cass.
Connell Rlalzrice, Inb, 103 Franklin.
Connell Henry, blacksmith, 364 Woodbridge
W.
Connell Pat, lab, 111 Porter.
Come11 T, shoemaker, 415 Seventh.
Connell John, pedler, 214 Fifth, moving 75
Columbia W.
Connor Wm Ed, 2d mate steamer Forester,
30 Beach.
Conners F, niason, 399 Thompson.
Conner IVilliam, lab, Mich ave near National.
Conner Mary, 138 Seventh.
Connor Patrick, lab, 99 Plum.
Connor Thady, lab, 103 Plum.
Connors William, sailor, 266 ~ ich ave W.
Connors John, grocer, Sixth and Labrosse.
Connor & Burke, butchers, LCity Hall Market.
Connor James, butcher, Connor & Burke.
Connors & Hutton, fish pedlers, 118 @and
, River,
---- ---- .-
donnors John, 118 Grand River.
Connor A 3, sailiug master, 'll 31erchant1s Exchange.
Connor W 13, watch maker and jew, w Geo
Doty.
Connor Neal, sailor, '76 Woodbridge W.
Connors Thomas, lab, b David Grainey.
Connor Bridget, wid of Michael, 159 Fort E,
Connors John, carpenter, 96 Cliff'ord.
Connors James, servant, jv Bishop Lefevre.
Connor B, painter, b '7 and 9 Lawetie W.
Connero Charles, bricklayer, 106 Porter.
Connolly James, carpenter, 371 Orleans.
Connolly John, 99 Btaple.
Connolly Pat, mason, 153 Atwater E.
Connolly Owen, conductor, 152 Beaubien.
Connolly Mrs Mary, 169 Orchard.
Connolly M, lab, Harrison ave, near Sycamore.
Connolly J oh, lab, Atwater E.
Connolly John, carpenter, 371 Orleans.
Conolly Daniel, boots and shoes, 73 Beaubien.
CONOTTER JAMES F, editor Detroit Tribune,
office 62 Sllelby, r 19 Elizabeth JV,
Conklin Geo P, engraver, IV Saiu1 TYiggins.
Conklin 1V1n IT, b 11, cor Mich ave and. Randolph.
Conklin Edward S, harness malrer, b Mrs
Sturtevants.
Conkling Eclwin M, carpenter, 196 Woodbridge
E.
Conkling AIrs Edwin At, shirtmaker, 169
Wooodbridge E.
Conklin John, painter, r 13 Jones.
Conklin J S, (fiiorrison gL Conklin), 366
Brush near High.
Conklin & Eclson, painters, honsc, ship and
sign, Mich ave and Shelby.
Conrad Fred, gas fitter, 174 &rush.
Conrad Henry, hodman, 96 Clinton,
Conrad Charles, tailor, 174 Brush.
Conrad Louis, stone cutter, 305 Fort E.
Conrad Barney, lab, 213 Fort E.
Conrad John; shoewalcer, 156 Gratiot.
Conrad Lewis, butcher, 258 Russell.
Corbett Kenneth, mariner, 82 Blizabeth E.
Considine Thomas, groom, w A Wight.
Considine John, carpenter, 104 Oak.
Contegne Joseph, shoemaker, 52 Jay.
Conto James, teamster, Clinton & Riopelle.
Conture Louis, mason, 269 Lafayette E.
Conurtade B, 144 Thompson.
Conmay James, clerk, Moore, Foote & Co.
Conway Thomas, salesman, w C H Dunks.
Conway Fred, warehousen~an, 66 Woodbridge
W.
Conway John, lab, 17 Griswold.
Conway John, lab, 33 Woodbridge W.
Conway Christopher, boots and shoes, Sixth
and Abbot.
Conway James, sailor, b cor Bates and Atwater.

LER MAKER,
BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST,
St earnboat, Locomotive, Propeller and Pill Boilers 9
. -
MADE TO ORDER AND VBRRANTED.
Also, Sheet PaDon Work of all KdimQs, 8Xade to Order.
BLACKSMITHING, STEAMBOAT AND MILL REPAIRING,
DONE ON SHORT XQTICE.
$hop om &water &'-lhee&, above tirze Round House,

Between Jeferserson Ave. and Larncd. St,
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS OF THE
(Dafly, PrbeoeeKly and Weekly9)
A'EtE PBEPABEP) TO EXECUTE EVEBP VBXIETP OF
Office 52 and. 54 Shelby St.,
PROMPTLY EXECUTED,
POSTERS, CIRCULARS, LEASXS,
HAND BILLS, WAY-BILLS, SHOW CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS, DEEDS, LABBLS,
BILLS OF LADING, MORTGAGES,
ADDBESS, VISITING AXD WEDDING CARDS,.
BILL HEADS,
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BOOK AND PAMPHLET WORK,
Done on new Type, good Paper, and Steam Presses, and by skiIfill and experienced
workmen. Particular attention paid to Plain and Fancy Card Printing. Business Cards
done on the justly celebrated Gordon's " FIRE FLY '' Card Press, which prints, cuts and
ceunts 10,000 Cards per hour, enabling us to furnish at lowel- prices and on, slt,crtel*
notice than any other office in the State.
Having furnished the establishment throughout with New Type and P.resses, every kind
of work will be executed in as good style as any other office in the State, and as Cheap as
the Cheapest.
DAILY TRIBUNl?l-To Mail Subscribers, per annum, : : : : : $6 00
6 6 cc To City subscribers, per week, . . . . . .
. . . . . . 1%
TRI-WEEXLY TRIBUNE-To =ail Subscribers, per annwn, : : : : 3 00
WEEICLH TREBUPJE, Single subscribers, by mail, : : , : : : : 1 50
-. 6 c C6 Blubs of 10 for $12,50 ; of 20, $20,

teamr, and 3
NO. 38 WOODWAED AVENUE,
Detrs.ii;c, IB fm I[ Jnich8gan.
LEAD A#D?IRON' PIPE, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BEER PUMP$, FORCE PUMPS,
Bath Tubs, Showers, Wash $$ads, Water Heaters, &e,
ALL RnMaB ~s GAS ~nxmoam ~ s nnssD. s
JAMES ROSS, JOHN BANNERMANP
J
NO, 9B JEFFERSON ABENBTS,
DETROIT, .I .I la MllCbBIGAN.
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CAN BE HAD AT THIS ESTBALISHMENT AT LOWEST PRICES.
STEAMBOAT AND HOUSE PLUMBING
Executed with Satisfactory Promptness.
JOHN VAN STAN gt CO.,
Office st City Marshal's Office,
CITY HALL, rn E rn DETBOIT,

Conwit G. tailor, Fulton near Seventh.
Convey W, master mechanic Detroit Locomotive
Works.
Cook Lev!, real estate, 80 Shelby.
Cook Thomas 31, assistant editor Detroit
Free Press, office Griswold and Woodbridge.
Cook Olney B, salesman, 139 Jeff ave, r 80
Shelby.
Cook George, lab, Waterloo, near St Aubin.
Cook -, engineer, b Michigan Exchange.
Cook Henry, tobacconist, r 186 Randolph.
Cook J P, plane maker, 78 George. shop 138
Uriswold.
Cook William, city collector, 47 Laf W.
Cook D K, 85 Adarns ave W.
Cook Limax B, colored, barber, 2 Beaubien.
Cook John, marine blacksmith,shop Atwater
near Rivard, r 230 Larned E,
Cook Joseph, tinsmith, 7 Porter.
Cook Major, colored, shoemaker,' 108 Rugsell.
Cook & 'lit~we, grocers, 205 Mich ave W.
Cook Wilson, colored cook, 91 Atwater E.
Cook Mrs A A, 19 George,
CookJoseph, engineer, 263 Fort E.
Cook Wilson, colored, steward, 309 Croghan,
Cook John, blacksmith, 230 Larned E.
Cook William, coachman, w F Wetmore.
Cook Walter, blacksmith, 230 Larned E.
Cook Lomucks, colored, barber, 183 Mullet.
Cook C H, paper hanger, 22 Jones.
Cook Ohey, farmer, cor Grand River and
LaFontaine.
Cook -, carpenter, b 115 Grand feiver.
Cook Mrs widow, Mullet.
Cook William, collector of taxes, office City
Mall.
Cook 0 S, accountant, m Henry Weber.
Cook C A, clerk, w Whitmore, Rathbun &
Co, foot Shelby, b Railroad Hotel.
Cookalar John, lab, Riopelle.
Coolridge Edward, colored, lab, 171 Fort E.
Ccoley Henry, sailor, 162 Riopelle.
Coon~s A F, sexton, St Fauls, Epis church,
r 248 Woodaard ave.
Coomes Elijah, colored, wh wash, 182 Adams
ave 3.
Coon Richard, sailor, 144 Fra~lklin.
Coon Henry, tanner, 250 High.
Cooney Pat, sailor, 161 Second.
Cooney James, 'lab, 145 Larned TV.
Coop James, machinist, 484 Woodbridge E.
COOPER JOHN F, carpentry, scrol sawing,
store fitting, shop 246 Woodbridge
below gas works. See advertisement.
Cooper William, lab, cor Porter and River
Road.
Cooper P, lab, 370 Lafontaine.
Cooper George M, engraver, 492 Jeff ave.9
Cooper T W, dealer in watches and jewelry,
28 MontcaIm.
Cooper David, 21 lllii11 aye.
Cooper George Alexander, w David Cooper,
Cooper Harriet, colored, M-ashwoman, 146
Woodbridge E.
COOPER JOSEPH, builder, r 4 Clinton,
moving from 349 same, shop on Antoine.
near Gratiot .
COOPER GEO B F, draughtsman, w Jos
Cooper.
Cooper -, engineer, b A Larkin.
Cooper Henry, carpenter, w Jos Cooper.
Cooper Richard, plumber, 15 Mich a.ve E.
Cooper W, boiler maker, 68 Beaubien.
Cooper William, lab, 3'74 Lafontaine age.
Cooper Richard, plumber, w E K Rosa &
C 0.
Coots W H, butcher, 29 ~ohtcalm.
Copeland John, baker, 34 Randolph.
COPELAND' A W, baker, 20 Monroe ave.
Copper Peter, colored,hackman, 109 Clinton.
Coppersmith Michael, chandler, 196 Mullet,
Coquard Nicholas, carpenter, 25 Abbot.
Coquillard Thos, real estate, 159 Elizabeth E.
Coquillard Thomas, clerk, 41 Fort E.
Coquillard Henry, salesman, Frisbie & Co, b
G W Sutherland.
Corbitt John, mariner, 105 Eliza E.
Corbitt, Daniel, currier, 133 Croghan.
Corby, Mrs, 224 Franklin.
Corcoran, hl, lab, 104 Seventh.
Corke, Francis, dressmaker, 189 Second.
Cornelius, Joseph, bricklayer, b 281 Has-
ting~.
Cornelius, William S, med. student, w. Doc-
tor Day.
Cornelius, C C, barber, 20 Fort E.
Cornclinson, Theo, cooper, 252 Gratiot.
'Cornclinson, Theodore, cooper, 42 &Iaple.
Cornelius, Revd, Samuel, baptist minister,
199 Cass,
Cornevin, Alphonso, professor French, Det.
Clas & Iiiglz school, 40 Madison ave.
Corning, Gorcion, 280 Congress E.
Cornfield, John, groceries and liquors, 113
Woodbridge IT, r I50 Fort W.
Cornfielcl, John, sen, r John Cornfielcl.
Cornfield, Ed~vard; grocer, 67 Woodbri W.
Cornette, Charles, finisher, 92, Sixth.
Corns, Joseph, furniture manufact, 106Grand
River.
COXNIVELL BARNES AND CO., paper
manufacturers and dealers, RIills, Ypsi-
lanti, Store in Detroit, 118 Jefferson ave.
See advertisement,
Cornehl, Fred, carpenter, 263 Croghan.
Corneil, David (colored), lab, 155 Beaubien,
Corb, La\vrei-nce, Jalrtes near Orleans.
Corb, Peter, lab, James near Orleans.
Core, James, lab, 100 Labrosse.
Corke, Btrs F, 'clressmaker; 127 Cass, moving
to 17 Wash ave.
Corkery, Denis, saloon, 92 Woodbridge W.
Corker, John Sarnpson, account, 67 Fort E.
Cornevenr, Madam, b, Michigan Exchange.

Cornevez~r, P, b Michigan Exchange.
Colsrigan, Thos, lab, 117 Franklin.
Corrigan, Jim, waiter, Russell house.
Corsman, James, blacksmith, 41 High.
Corstin, William, carpenter, 130 Abbot,
Corstin, Charles, carperlter, 175 Michigan av
JV (with J F Cooper).
Corcoran, Richard, lab, 354 Beaubien.
Cosey, Rlathias, lab, 164 Franklin.
Costello, Daniel, waiter, Reffron's saloon.
Costello, S, lab, 211 Seventh.
Costello, Daniel, bar tender, 308 Franklin.
Costello, Michael, mason, b Railroad Ex-
change.
Costello, Jrlichael, brass moulder, 42 Fort E.
Cosgrove, James F, Overseer of Highways, r
Fort, Campus &fartius.
Cosgrove, Peter, lab, 87 Porter.
Cosgrove, William, painter, 265 Brush.
Costegan, Daniel, lab, 29 Woodbridge E.
Costen, JVilliam, fisherman, 15 Griswold.
Costeen, Tlmonlas Sawyer, 105 Atwater E.
Cotier, widow, 490 River.
Cotier, Gilbert, smelter, 197 Atmater E.
Cotton, James, sailor. 257 Third.
Cotton, blrs, Congress near Third,
Cotton,-trader, 17 Plum.
Cottrell, G H, captain steamer J E Eagle.
Cote, P, copperworks, 416 Woodbridge 7.V.
Coughlan, Patricli, lab 106 Porter.
Coughlan, Mathe~v, grocer, Orleans near
Croghan.
Coughlan, Thomas, engraver, m S Wiggins
Coughlan, Michael, pedler, 7 Jefferson ave.
Coughlan, Jeremialz, engineer, 94 Porter.
Coughlan, Catherine, servant, w E Landon.
Coughlan, Margaret, widow of Daniel, Orleans
near Croghan.
Coughlan, Thomas, engraver, Orleans near
Croghan.
Coughlan, D, lab, 133 Porter.
Coughlan, John, Orleansmear Croghan.
Cougl~lan. Denis, lab: 61 Baker.
Cougl~lan, T, lab, 733 Michigan ave.
Coughran, C, lab, 117 Seventh.
COULTHARD, HENRY G, cloth cutter,
r 244 Fifth.
COUNTY OFFICES, corner Congress and
Grismold.
Court t113 Wayne County Circuit, cornerCon-
gress and Griswold.
Courville, Octare, salesnlan, m A Badage.
Couls, Richard, ship carpenter, 354 Franklin.
Couse, Arlnm, pianos and mus mer. 137 Jeff.
ave.
Csuse, Edward, nlachinist with &I A Roran.
Cousins, John B, messenger Det. Bd. Educa-
tion, First near Congress.
Cousins, John B, carpenter, 219 Larned E,
Coutillarcl, Thomas, builder, 41 Fort E.
Coutillard, James, builder, 41 Fort E.
Couveau, Geo, engincer, 394 Woodbridge W.
Coville, Henry, bill. poster, 15 Fort E.
Covert, Henry H, agent, 146 Adains ave E,
Covert, Mrs. Isaac, 68 Columbia E,
Cowen, William, b Mrs Avord.
Cowen; ~obert,.grocer, moving to 302 Mich.
ave IV.
Cowan, E P, 259 Laff IV.
Cowan, Denis, lab 117 Porter.
Cowie, Henry, dental student with Dr Cleland.
Cowie, Wm, master mechanic, r 169 Howard
Cowing, D, carpenter, 67 Trowbridge.
Cowley, John, colored, barber, 183 Mnllet.
Cowley, John, barber, with Thos Nichols.
Cox & Co., Omnibus prop., Woodbridge and
Third,
Cox, William, news paper agent, Firemen's
Journal office, r Abbot near First.
Cox, Thomas, Omnibus proprietor Front near
Third, r 29 Fort E.
Cox, Geo;flour and feed, 1.3 Fort E.
Cox, J Siinpson, b M J Rogers.
Cox, JYillialn, teamster, Lansing house.
Coyle, Pat, coachman, w F Palms.
Coyle, Edward, shoemaker, w C C Tyler &
Co. r Antoine. .
Coyle, S, flour and feed, Woodward ave, r 28
State.
Coyl, Patrick, lab, 43 Adams ave E.
Coyle, Edward, shoemaker, Antoine abov~
Elizabeth.
Coy, Wm, lab, 337 Fort E.
Crabb, James, baker, 399 Grand River.
Crabb, George, 30 Sibley, moving to 653 Jefferson
ave.
Cradock, B, bricklayer, 25 Montcalm,.
Craft, George, lab, 268 Mich ave.
CRAIG WILLIAM H, For. &:Corn. rner,
Atwater, foot Randolph, r 18 Fort IT.
Craig, James, mer, r 224 Congress.
Craig, C, lab, Lafontaine, near Michigan
ave.
Craig, Thonzas, engineer, steamer J E Eagle
Cramer, Philip, 150 Fort E.
CRAMER, MATHEW, prop Michigan Demo.
crat & Volksblatt, 150 Fort E.
Cramer, Lewis Peter, surgeon, 426 Orleans,
Cramer, Anthony, carpenter, 164 Fort E.
Cralner, Francis, shoemaker, 164 Fort E.
Crampton, John, freight a,gent, Detroit & Milv~aukee
Railway, b Howard house.
Craaage, W J, city pllysician, office up stairs
Buhls Block, Griswold, r Washington ave,
cor Clifford.
Crmage , Thomas, jr druggist, 99 JVoodward
me, r Fort W.
Cranage, Thomas, sen, builder! Fort below
Third.
Cralldall, John S, sailor, 207 Cass.
Crandell, 50111 S, haydealer, 19 State.
Crandell, dbuer, painter, 57 Abbot.
CRANE AND WESSON, Real Estate dealers,
office 79 Griswold, cor Congress. 8es
adverta'semen.t.
I

Crane, Albert, (Crane & Wesson) 465 Jeff.
ave.
CRANE, WALTER, Real Estate deal, office
160 Jefferson ave. b Russell house.
CRANE, F J B, Real Estate dealer, office
160 Jefferson ave, b Russell house.
Crane, J S, wagon maker, 191 Gratiot, r
Fifth north Grand River.
Crane, James, plasterer, 92 Larned W.
Crane, Thon~as, printer, b h, 55 Michigan
. ave E.
Crapp, William, carpenter, Mullet.
Crapford, Thomas, engineer, 214 Franklin.
Crary, C E, salesman, r 55 Larned W.
Oreasey, Bletcher, carpenter, Wilkins, near
Antoine.
Cfraushar, Nicholas, lab 140 Catherine.
Crawford, Francis, Real Estate, office over
168 Jeff ave, r 40 Fort W.
Crawford, Francis, jr, 40 Fort W.
Crawford, James T, r Francis Cramford.
Cramford. Thomas, engineer, 44 Second.
Crawford, Robert, salesman, 59 Croghan.
Cramford, 0 H, carpenter, 387 Thompson.
Crawford, IIarrison, porter, 91 Mullet.
Crawford, Thomas, lab, w J B JVilson.
Brawtop, J, lab 553 Woodbridge IT.
Creadon, Timothy, teamster, 200 Third.
Ored, James, clerk, 46 Madison ave.
Crebbin, John, 185 Second.
Crebbin, Richard, machinist, 185 Second.
Credick, H, briclilayer, 25 Montcalm. '
Orega, widow, washwoman, North.
Creighton, D, lab, Wh~ting n Fort.
Crew, .Henry, lab, 367 Beaubean.
Crew, Henry, jun, brickla~er, 367 Beaubean
Crew, John, bricklayer, 367 Beaubean.
Crew, Edward, bricklayer, 367 Beaubean.
Crery, Chas E, jr, printer, 55 Larned W.
Creedon, Timothy, lab, 39 Franklin, moving
to 172 Lafayette E.
Creelan, John, pedler, 314 Grand River.
Creelman, J D. accountant, J W Keith.
Orimmins, John, (McBrairty & Co.) r 97
Larned W.
Crimmins, Patrick, tailor, .shop 5 Fort IV,
Cribbin, John, painter, 185 Second.
Cries, Charles, finishar, 230 Mullet.
C~ies, Mathem, Carpenter, 26 Bronson.
Crocker, Benjamin E, attorney, b 89 Con-
gress X,
Crombie, John W, accountant: 59 Congress
w .
Cromwell, John W, com mer and miller, 19
Labrosse and 34 Farrar.
Crofts, Myron H C and A Ives' bank b H H[
Duncklee.
@rofoot, Chauncey, foreman, printer, Tribune
office, r 34 Beech,
Crol, Augustus, tailor, 1119 DIullet.
orocket, Alex, 75 ~ontcalm.
Crocket, J, engineer, 300 Fort W. moving to
76 Montcalm.
1
Crocket, Andrew, 76 Montcalm.
Crocket, James, first engineer steamer Ruby.
Crocker, Benjamin E, attorney, office 2 Ro-
tunda.
Cronan, Jeremiah, lab, rear of 136 Wood-
bridge E,
Cronan, Michael, clerk, Post office, r 156
First.
Cronan, Daniel, salesman, 172 Orchard.
Cronan, Margaret, mid of Denis, alley rear 99
Atwater.
Cronan, D, porter, 172 Orchard.
Cronau, Jeremiah, soapmaker, cor Sixth and
Plumb,
Cronan, John, ship carpenter, 106 Rivard.
Cronan, Jeremiah, soapboiler, 245 Sixth.
Crone, Julius, general agent, office with Justice
Euhn, cor Congress and Griswold.
Cron, Henry, colored, waiter, 115 Laf E.
Crone, Henry, colored, bar tender, Howard
house, r 109 Mscomb.
Cronenweit, Conrad I?, lab, 111 Napoleon.
Cronenweit, Simon, moodsawyer, 32 Harriet,
Cronenwith, John M. macliinist, 68 Lewis.
Cronenweit, Margaret, woolspinner, ill hTa-
. poleon.
Crongeyer John, watchmaker and jew, 235
Jefferson avenue.
Cronk Warren, mineral water manufacturer,
92 Farmer.
Cronk Peter, carp, 150 Abbott.
Crooks Alexander, tavern, 47 Atwater E.
Cross Thomas, drayman. Bremster near Antoine.
Cross L, grocer. 30 First cor Lariied.
Cross Thos. James, b IkPicl~igan Eschauge.
Crosshead William, carp, 197 Lafayette E.
Crossnlan Seth, chandler, 52 Fourth, moving
to Congress.
Crossman John, carp, St Aubin Farm, near
Dequindre.
Crossman Charles (Grow & Crossman) r 316
Congress IT.
Crossman Miss, teacher, Barstow Union
Scl1ool.
Crossman Mrs Lucy, 316 Congress E.
Crossman Philip, woodsawer, 18 Jay.
Crossnlan A, trader, 18 Jay.
Crossley Jeremiah, painter, 253 Antoine.
Crossley Luke, carp. 283 Antoine.
Crosby Chas P, co~znsellor, oflice 186 Jeff.
ave. r 214 Congress E.
Crosby J 13, student ~v Chas P Crosby, 214
Cong. E.
Crosby & Wilmarth, Lansing House, 93 and
95 Grancl River.
Crosby David, drover, b Blindbury's Hotel.
Crosby Clias (colored) whitewasher, Whiting
near Lafayette.
Crosby TVillian~, brakesman, Batton's Alley .
near Gratiot.
Crosby, C H, painter, Whiting near Fort.
Crosby Chas L, Lansing House.

Crosham Bliss 31, teacher, Eighth Ward Cullene R, 405 Grand River.
Union School.
Cullen James, customs officer, 13 Sproat.
@rouch, J. R., jeweller, 181 Mich ave IV. Cullen Robert L, barber, 31'7 Brush.
Crough Pat, 39 Abbott.
Culver Geo W, cutter, 32 Washington ave.
Crough, Win.. blacksmith, 514 Franklin. Culver Albert 13, agent, 32 Washington ave.
Croul Brotllers, leather, pelts, office Wood- Culver Geo W, cutter, Juclson & Smith, r
bridge, cor Bates.
32 Washington ave.
Croul William II, r 69 Beaubien.
Cumqins Pat, lab, 235 Fifth.
Croul Jerome (Cronl Brothers), 502 Jeff, ave. Curnming Matthew, lab, Fifth, bet Plum
Cro~~l Joseph L, w Croul Bros, r 69 Beaubien. and Cherry.
Croase Jacob, carp, 62 Spruce.
Cumming William, salesman Campbell &
Crouse C D, painter, Fifth near Gr River. Linn.
Crow1 John, plasterer, 174 Fort E.
Cummins M, lab, 84 Seventh.
Cromler Mr, 438 Fort E.
Cummins John, printer, 241 Fifth.
Crome -, salesman, 111 Ca,ss.
Cummings John, laborer, Bee near Fort.
Crowe ,Cornelius, porter, 30 Park.
Chmmings Henry, plasterer, 312 Beaubien.
Cro~ve William, Blacksmith,
Cumeraw A, laborer, Trowbridge, near
Crowley John, 99 Maple.
Mich ave.
Cromley, Jeremiah, grocer, 36 Miami ave. Cumeraw C, tailor, 431 Trowbridge.
Crowley Pat, hostler, 13 Franklin.
Cunamn Pat, lab, 13 Beaubien,
Crowley Pat, groom, Merchants7 Exch. Cunawn Dan, lab, 77 Plum.
Cromley John J., acct w Jeremiah OYConzlor, Cunawn John, carpenter, 314 Franklin.
moving.
Cunnihan, John, lab, 40 Harriet.
Crowley James, - Beaubien.
Cunto Jacob, teamster, 281 Clinton.
Crowley Cornelius, lab, 99 Porter.
Cunningham Ann, widow of Bartholomew,
Cromley Daniel, lab, 43 Macornb ave.
45 Spencer.
Crowley 3'1, haclrman, 102 Trowbridge. Cnnniqgham F, car smith, ~ a~alie near Rail-
Crowley 3r & Co, grocer, 18 Grand Riv. way.
Crowshaw John, carp, 89 Leveritt.
Cunningham F, lab, 98 Labrosse.
Cruiser -, 140 Congress E.
Cunningham Fulton, drayman, 101 Baker.
Cruise James E, salesman and cutter w D. Cunningllam, Michael, 334 Beaubien.
Amberg, r 133 Cong E.
Cnnningham James 13, shipbuilder, 19 Wash
Crumback John, lab. 326 Orleans.
ave ,
Cruml~olts Rosina widow, 37 Marion. Cnnningham James, builder, 191 Fifth.
Cruinp J C, b Michigan Exchmgc.
Cunningham Michael, carpenter, Beaubien
Crumby Jacob, teamster, 125 Larned.
north of Elizabeth.
Cuddy David, saloon, 135 Woodbridge W. Cunninghani M, teamster, 125 Thompson.
Cuddy James, mason, 8 Monroe ave. Cunningham J, 223 Sixth.
Cucldy William, ship carpenter, dock, bet Cunningham ido om, 138 Riopelle.
Griswold and Shelby.
Cunningham Edward, ship carpenter, 110
Cuclcly John, lab, 56 Larned W.
Woodbricl ge.
Cuddy Alexander, lab, 262 Brush.
Cunningham J R, ship carp, 105 Mich ave W.
Cuddy William, lab, 260 Brush.
Cunningham John, sailor, 25 Bates.
Cudmore Denis, lab, 91 Lafontaine ave. Cunningham Daniel G, ship carpenter, 110
Cueni Joseph, salesman w J V Mellling, Woodbridge E, moving to 105 Mich ave W.
Cueni Joseph, organist St. Anne's Catttolic Cuuninghnm Pat, sawyer, 284 Franklin.
Churcl~, r 213 Lafayette E.
C~znninghanl James, hackman, 37 Cass.
Cueni Rose, clressma$er, 213 Laf E, Cunnlngham John, clerk w P Carr (moving).
Cneny J J, grocer, 263 Croghan.
Curderry Henry, bootmaker, Macomb.
Cueni Joseph, salesman, 82 Lafayette E, Curdy David, boots and shoes, 135 Woodb E.
Cuff Julia, TV L E Higl)y, moving to Wisc9ns. Currie John, grocer, 117 Thompson.
Culllinane James, saloon, Seventh and Porter. Curry Mrs Catherine, 50 Wayne.
Callinane Jehr, lab, 153 Porter.
Curry Edmund, colored, Rastings.
Cullaaney P, gardener, Wooclmard ave near Curry Wm R, carp, 145 Randolph.
Riding Park. -
Curry -, 2d Engineer str Ocean.
Cullen John, sen, blacksmith, 147 Grand Curry Lawrence, drayman, alley rear No 4
River.
engine house.
Cullen Andrew, blacksmith, 147 Gr. River. Curry Michael, brakeman, 35 Porter.
CTJLLEN J IT A S, attorney, 124 Jeft'erson Curtis William L, carriage painter, 8 Spruce.
ave. Scc ndve~ticnzelzt, p, 99.
Curtis L E, watchmaker, M S Smith,
Cullen Richarcl., groceries and liquors, 66 Curtis T C, whitewasher, Gratiot near Ant.
TVoodbridge TV.
Curtis Geo E, last mnnuf and leather dealer,
Cnllen Thomas, 104 Porter.
215 Jeff ave and 223 Cong E.
I
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Curtis Geo, clerk, 48 Lafayette -\'IT.
Curtis Carlos G, w Geo E Curtis.
Curtis Ransoin, con1 mer, office Trowbridge
building. foot Bates, b H IX Philbrick.
Curtis C 13, salesman, Wnl &I TVliitney, movg.
Curlis William I

Dante Egisto, plaster artist, 16 Centre
Danze William, blacksinit11 and wagon sllop,
330 Gratiot.
Darby Geo, b 52 R~issel.
Darcy Elizabetll, seamstxess, 10 Palmer.
Dardia John, lab, 248 Franklin.
Dardis John, farmer, Thompson, N of Grand
Siver.
Dark IVilliam P,bricklayer, Jones near Sistll.
Darley Ed\varcl, steamboat Captain, 38 Cass.
Darling John, carpenter, 172 Lafayette E.
Darmstatter William, brewer, 211 Catherine.
Darmstatter Jacob, brewer, 211 Catherine.
Dtcrrnstatter Michael, beer hall, 253 Gratiot.
Darwin Ptaeiile M, Mansion House, 7 Gris-
~volcl, cor Atwater.
Dash John, brewer, 67 Adam ave.
Dash Jacob W, w John Dash.
Dasow John, lab, 79 Jay.
Date F I-I, qalesrnan, w Theo Baton.
Dattinger Jacob, lab, \Vatson near 13astiags.
Davenport Louis, physician, office cor Jeff
ave and Griswold, res 385 Jeff ave.
D$venport &Irs Catherine, mid of Dennis, 281
Jefferson ave.
Davey Mrs C M, bonnet maker, b nilrs Ellmer
Davey William, butcher, 224 Fort JV.
Davey John James, painter, Sprout, near
Cass ave.
Davey Richard, carriage trimmer, 250 Beau-
bien. s
David Ales, horse dealer, Division.
Davids 117illian1 H, carpenter, 182 Naconib.
Davie Geo, grocer, 96 and 97 Mich ave JV.
Davis IV W, Detroit chern soap factory, cor
Mich ave and First, res 41 Rowland.
Davis TV \V jr, printer, 41 Itowland.
Davis & Hubbard, nurserymen, Porter road,
near 1301vard.
Davis I3 M, (Davis & Hubbard), Porter road.
Davis .John &I, master mason, 107 Croghan.
Davis Thomas W, 39 Lafayette W.
Davis James Edward, w Sol Davis, 1'7 Far-
mer.
Davis Solomon, bell founcler, 1'7 Farmer.
Davis Solomon Geo, .iv Sol Davis, 17 Farmer.
DAVIS CALEB F, sign ancl orna painter,
shop 40 Monroe ave, res 23 Adelaicle. See
advertisement.
Davis William, dairyman, 91 Congress IIr.
DAVIS TVILLIBBI, saloon, cor Cass and Jeff
ave. See advertisement, page 83.
Davis J T, salesnlanl, Ed Orr, r 55 Larned JV
Davis William, shipping a11d produce mer-
chant, foot of Shelby, r 134 Cass.
Davis William, .mato steamboat Bay City.
Davis Edwin, dairyman, r 97 Congress W.
Davis Delos, real estate, office 145 Jeff ave.
Davis Daniel, tailor, 141 Third.
Davis Williamjr, 91 Congress W,and cor Cass
and Jeff ave.
Davis Mrs Edwvin, dress maker, 91 Congress
West.
Davis Louisa, saloon, 89 Jeff ave.
Davis William D M, grocer, 41 8f ave E.
Davis L, W, grocer, 109 Micll ave IV.
Davis Samuel 11, fish merchant, foot Shelby,
r w William Davis, 134 Cass.
Davis James, pllysician, 29 Grand River.
Davis Doctor, oEce anct res 121 Abbott.
Davis James, machfnist, 86 Earned E.
Davis Mrs Sally, (colored) b h 154 Beaubien.
Davis Jeanette, wvidom of @ harles, dress maker,
218 Macomb.
Davis Frank, painter, -iv Caleb F Davis.
Davis George, plumber & gas fitter, b Caleb
P Davis.
Davis George S, accountant, Nich S & N 1
Railroad office, r Harriet.
Davis Edward C, sailor, b C&leb F Davis.
Davis Joseph T, salesman, 31 Elizabeth W,
movii~g to hlrs Cllase's, Earned.
Davis Eliza, (colored), 49 Wayne.
Davis Mrs Bradley, 219 Fort W.
Davis David, jeweler, 134 Cass.
Davis Wood, accountant, 6 Bagg's IXotel.
Davis Aaron, pedler, 186 Lafayette E.
Davis S, bar-keeper, m S May.
Daviclson William IT, acconntant, 14 Adam
ave W.
Davidson 3' F, 65 Adams ave W.
Davison J J, law office 68 Griswold.
Davison D J, attorney, office 14 Rotunda, b
Mrs Alvord.
Davison Charles C, carpenter, 85 Atwater E.
Davison R W, salesman, 100 Woodward ave,
b Mrs Alvord.
Davison C M, 63 Michigan ave.
Davenport George, painter, 97 Russell.
David Henry, drayman, 309 Orleans.
Davici George, sailor, 133 Croghan.
Daws William, Devonshire saloon, csr Cass
and JeR'erson ave, moving.
Dawson James, teamster, 23 sproat.
Day H 13, shingle factory, alld stone yard,
Abwater, near Rivard.
Day Daniel D, hoino phy, office up stairs, 181
Woodward ave, r 23 Adanis ave JV.
Day Henry H, sailing master, 215 Larned E.
Day Thomas, clerk, 11 32 Third.
Day William, porter, r 204 Orleans,
Day Augustus, 295 Larued E.
Dayton Nrs, n~irse, 128 Larned W.
Dayton I-Iirailz 11, saloon, Grand River, r 110
C lierry .
Dean Joseph, salesman F Buhl &; Co, r 290
&Iic!l ave W.
Dean 13 11, (Godfrey, D & L), 24 Paliner.
Dean Jolnl, grocer, 211 1Vooci.ivard ave.
Dean Walter John G, student, r John Dean.
Dean Thomas, clmyman, b 17 Grismold.
Dean Edtvard, bricklayer, 214 Grismold.
Dean Mrs Aau, 314 Mich axe 'N.
Dean Edward C, car builder, 352 Congress
E, moved to 167 same.
Dean George, chair maker, 7 Middle,

,
Deau James, ship carpenter, cor Catherine
and St Anbin.
Debaptist Catherine, mid of Edward (colored),
262 Beaubien.
Debaptist Benjamin, (colored) plasterer, 14
Beacon,
Debaptiste 3!Irs, dress and cloak maker, 224
Larned E.
Debaptist William Edward, (colored) mason,
14 Beacon.
Debaptist Tolefero, (colored), plasterer, 262
Beaubien.
Debaptist Ellis, (colored), plasterer, 262
Beaubien.
Debrew -, farmer, 301 Gratiot.
Daring Geo, wood-sawyer, 183 Adams axre E.
DJArcy, Lawrence, cutter, E Beineman, res
131 Abbott.
DeCoster Peter, music teacher, 368 Congress
E.
Decleyre Louis, tailor, Cherry, near Gratiot,
moving to Chesnut, near Dequindre.
Decleyre Alexes, tailor, w Louis Decleyre.
Decker Henry, 327 Mullet and cor Dequindre
and Catherine.
Decker Christiana, mid of William, 253 Croghan,
Declridge Davict, baker, MoEat.
Dedrich Widow Benjamin, 48 Abbot.
Dedrichs Peter, carpenter, 177 Clinton.
Dederich James, tinsmith, 79 Crogan.
Dedrichs Joseph, shoemaker, 175 Clinton.
Dedrichs John Joseph, lab, 175 Clinton.
Dedrichs Matthias, carpenter, 175 Clinton.
Defielcl Sarah Maria, widow of Wm W, 42
Catherine.
Deacon Thos, engineer, St Aubin.
Dean Geo, blacksmith, 277 Fifth.
Decleyre Alexis, tailor, Chesnut , near Dequindre.
Decay James, farmer, Gratiot, above toll
gate.
Deering James, salesman, S Freedman &
Bro.
Dees Acller, car builder, Locust, bet Sixtl~
and Seventll.
Deenish N, grocer, Riopelle anci James.
DeFaber Ernestine, artist, Bellel's Hall.
DeFaber Minnie, artist, Beller's Hall
DeGraff BIrs &Iary, widow of Harmon, 504
Wooci~rarcl ave.
DeGraff Isaac, draughtsn;llan,office S F Hodge
b hIrs DeGraff.
DeGraff Harmon, accountant, m George B
Russell.
DeGraff Henry, tinsmith, 'CVhitney.
Deguerrean Car, Johnston & Co, cor Bates &.
Larned.
Degal Philip, Laf E.
Degel Joseph, servant, w Wln A Butler.
Degincler Peter, saloon and pleasure garden,
cor Mullett and Russell.
Dehnart John, carpenter, 195 Iv'Iullett.
DEH-AI~S CHARLES, editor and proprietor
Michigan Staatzetung, office 273 Jefferson
ave, r 199 Fort E. See aclve:tissment.
Dehle Chas, shoemaker, 184 Crog1;llan.
Deeg John, shoemaker, 201 Atwater E.
Dee Michael, paver, 224 Brush.
Dee William J, w John Slater.
Dees A W, pattLern maker, 78 Plum.
Dee Jo, hackdriver, b City Hotel.
Deekman Widow, St Aubin
Deering James, salesman, 241 Trowbridge.
de'Isay Isaac, salesman, 269 Jeff ave.
Deidler John, shoemaker, 54 Chesnut.
Deiner John, baker, w G Kingott.
Deitz John, blacksnlith, 10 Beacon.
Dekinder Peter, 44 Bates.
DeLisle Benjamin, cigar maker, 199 ddams
ave, moving.
DeLorme Stephen, painter, 208, cor Con-
gress and Fifth.
Delepo, widow, waiting-woman, 277 Fort E,
Delevergne LeBoy PI, carpenter, 64 Abbot.
Delezenne Geo, switch tender, 52 E~pssell.
Delezenne Alfred, sash and door maker, 200
Congress E.
DEEANY EDWARD, grocer, 44 Jeff ave, b
Baggs Hotel. See advertisement, page 73,
Delarley Martin, U S A, (recruiting service),
74 Woodbridge W, r 13 Jones.
Delany Pat, IV Geo Wilks.
Delany Martin, engineer, b 16 Randolph.
Delaney Margaret, widow of Pat, tailoress,
314 Lafayette E.
Delaney J: laborer, 208 Seventh.
Delaney Frisbie, colored, blaclrsmith, 152
Gratiot
Delaney Thomas, lab, 129 Orchard.
Delany Thomas, machinist, 187 Third.
Delaney Mrs E S, shirt maker and embroider-
er, 114 Mullet
Delany Thomas, moulder, 184 Howard.
Delany Cornelius, ship carp, 333 Franklin.
Delamater Mrs Mary N, 20 Miami ave.
Delamater 'William, moulder, inoring to 233
Sixth.
DeLeMeter Daniel, carpenter, 47 Clifford.
Delahunty John, shoemaker, 24 Beaubien.
Delano Mrs, 557 Jefferson ave.
Delieclin Julius, confectioner, w C Borchard.
Deliot Joseph, saloon, Ma,conib.
Delos Doctor, office 203 Jefferson ave.
Delmarsh John, 179 Fort E.
Delorme Stephen, artist, Congress, corner
Seventh.
Delpiere Leonardus, fanner, 20 Deqnindre.
Delts Charles, saloon, 12 Monroe ave.
Deniay T, boots and shoes, 296 Mich ave W.
Deniay John, lab, 405 Laf FJ.
Denlay Samuel, shoemaker, 280 Bea~~bien.
DeMoll Berczy, Charles Albert, account m
J TV Ezekiel.
Demouk Louis, lab, 313 Atwater E.
Demeyer Denis, teamster, 297 Macomb.

Denling F S, inailing clerk, Free Press office,
b 9'7 second.
Deming M B, mailing clerk, 204 Park.
nelning W B, plane maker, 204 Park.
Delning H V, plane maker 133 Grjswold,
moving to Canada. 4
~eibel Anthony, grocer and butcher, 508
Gratiot.
Dciupsey Pat;, blacksinith, 136 Larnecl W.
Delmpsey Michael, printer, office 168 Jeff
ave, r 84 Gratiot.
Dempsey Mrs Darby, 86 Trowbridge.
Dempsey Edward, boiler maker, 250 Mich
ave W.
Dempsey Michael, gardener, Mount Elliott
ave.
Demars Thomas, lab, 85 Atwater 3,
Deniars John, lab, 405 Lafayette E.
Deneal Williain, ship carpenter, 266 Fort E.
Denangue Alex, blacksmith, St Aubin, bet
Atwater and Franklin.
DENDEL HENRY and JACOB, boot and
shoe manufacturers, 149 Woodbridge W.
Dendel Henry, r 202 Abbott.
Dendel .Jacob, r 38 Abbot.
Denihan J, laborer, 87 Eighth.
Denio Alfred, machinist, 88 Guion,
Denneke Wiclow, 163 Croghan.
Deneal William, ship carpenter, 21 Orleans.
Dennin William, brass finisher, 148 Porter.
Denn Peter, carpenter, 54 Crogan.
Deunet Geo, lab, 230 Russell.
Dennis Andrew, lab, 156 Franklin.
Dennis William, drayman, 116 Croghan.
Dennis Joseph, lab, Dubois.
Denny Ernest, lab, 109 Elizabeth E.
Dernick Joseph, Cargill & Demick, 30 Montcalm.
Delnrneke Frank, Julien, near Decluindre.
Demmeke Joseph, Julien, near railroad.
Dennison James, engineer, 32 Woodbridge W.
DeMill Peter E, superintendent gas works,
office Larned E, res 36 Congress W.
Denroche Rev Ed, pastor St Peters Pro.
Epis church.
Densham, Thomas, wig nzaker, 226 Jefferson
ave .
Denstecl Andrew, basket maker, 403 Crogan.
Denton H, shoenlaker, 202 Abbot.
Denton Lawrence 0, servant TV R Garclner.
DENTON D H, Anclerson & Denton, b Russel
House.
Dereat Francis, lab, 69 Errssell.
Depfor Wm, carpenter, Whitney.
Depfor Williain, shoes, 465 Gratiot.
Derkins Omen, tailor and saloon, 129 Cass.
Dermont Robert, groceries and drugs, 17
Woodbridge FV, r Bilaclison ave.
Deross Thomas, machinist, 350 Franklin.
Deroseau I-Ienry, sailor, Pine, at rail track.
Derrig, (colored), clrayrnan, 154 Beaubien.
Derusu George, lab, rear 164 Franklin.
Derving Lewis, tailor, 210 Lafayette E.
Deshner Josephine, widow, 267 Macomb.
Deshneau Joseph, baker, 122 Larned W.
Deslile Olian, baker, 81 Larned E.
Deslile Benjamin, finisher, 132 Port E.
Desnoyer Peter, realrestate, Hamtramck.
Desnoyer Peter, sawyer, 35 Dequindre.
Desnoyer Charles A, office No 12 Desnoyer
block,
Desnoyers Louis, post office clerk, b Bates
street coffee house.
Desnoyers Francis R, machinist, b Bates
street coffee house.
Desnoyers L P, clerk post office.
Desner Fred, blacksmitlh, 296 Orleans.
DESROSCHES REV R B, baptist min, 201
Macomb.
Desot Peter, shoemaker, Orleans, near Wood-
bridge.
Desotell Joseph, foreman Detroit loco boiIer
shop, r 11.3 Abbot.
Desotelle James, cooper, cor Lafayette and
Riopelle.
Desotelle J, boiler maker, 68 Labrosse.
Deseutel James, cooper, 259 Macomb.
Detroit Joseph, hodman, 204 High.
DETROIT & MILWAUKEE RAILROAD,
depot and offices foot of Brush, and stores
385 ~twiter E.
Detroit and Milwaukee Locomotive shops,
Atwater, near Orleans.
Detroit Savings Fund Institute, 66 Griswold.
Detroit Classical and Mathenlatical School,
cor Fort and Shelby.
DETROIT W44TER WORKS, engineer in
charge, Franklin 31 Wing, located Atwater,
foot of Orleans on dock.
DETROIT WATEX WORKS OFFICE,
R E Roberts, Secretary, location cor
Larned and Bates. See advertisement.
DETROIT GAS LIGHT WORKS, corner
Woodbridge and Fifth, office 8 Larned,
=ear Woodward ave, Peter E DeMill, secretary.
See advertisement.
DETROIT LOCOMOTIVE WORKSHOPS,
Larned, bet Third and Fourth. See advertisement.
DETXOIT & ~ AKE SUPERIOR MANU-
FACTURING IRON COMPAPJY, ofice
foot of Woodward ave See advertisement.
Detroit and Jackson Coal ancl AIining Co, G
B Dickinson & Co, agents, office foot Second.
Detroit Omibns office, foot Third.
Detroit Car IVorks, Dequindre, cor Crogllan,
Detroit Ladies Industrial School, 191 Washington
ave, cor Grand River.
Detroit Chemical Soap Works, cor Michigan
1 ave aud First.
DETROIT AND WINDSOR PERRY COM-
PANY, office foot Woodward ave.
Detroit Wire Works, 102 tVood.tvard ave.
DETROIT BREWEBY, J L Carew, First,
bet Congress and Larned. See advertisement,
page 83.
.

Deton Chas Henry, candy rnaaufacturer, 260
Jeff are, moving.
Deton Charles R, intelligence office &lid loail
agency, 260 Jeff ave.
Deton Catherine, widow, moving to Cass, near
31acomb ave.
Detroit Female Seminary, corner Port and
Wayne.
DETROIT DAILY, TRI-VEEKLY AND
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 52 and 54 Shelby.
DETROIT DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY ADVERTISER, 212 Jefferson
ave.
DETROIT DAILY RIICHIGAW STAATS-
ZEITUNG, office 273 Jeff ave.
DETROIT DAILY, WEEKLY AND TRI-
WEEKLY FREE PRESS, office 18 Wood-
bridge.
DETROIT FIREMEN'S JOURNAL, weekly,
cor W oodmard ave and Fort.
Detroit i,Young Men's Temperance Journal,
office 1.V oodniard, near Campus Martius.
Detroit Michigan Christian Herald, office
State, near Washington ave.
Devell Sarah, tailoress, 35 Mich ave W,
Devaney Thomas, salesinan Knight & RLICL-
er, r 7 Labrosse.
Devaney James A, shoe cutter, ~v Knight &
Rucker.
Devaney Mary, rvidom, 7 Labrosse.
Devenport John, painter, 262 Clinton.
Deville John, collector water rates, r Ger-
man Theatre, Fort E.
Deville Jacob, carpenter, Antoine, near
Brewster.
Devlin Thomas, pedler, 7 Jeff ave.
Devlin Pat, lab, 301 Croghan.
Devlin Henry, clerk post office, r 301 Cro-
ghan.
Devering, E file cutter 115 Seventh.
Devine D, lab, 135 Porter,
Devine Thomas, lab, cor Lawrence and I-Iast-
ings.
DeVliger Fred, gardner, Congress, near De-
quindre.
Devan Chas, engineer, Beaubien and Spring-
wells.
Devereans Peter, drayman, cor Waterloo
and Decluindre.
Deverens James, lab. 190 Franklin.
Devereux Patrick, carpenter, 218 Fifth.
Devine Martin, trader, b 37 Labrosse.
DEWEY JAMES, Morhous & D,, sash and
blind factory, 3.51 Lafayette.
Dexter B F, polytechnic institute, 38 ancl 40
&!adison ave, moving.
DEY ALEXANDER H, banking and ex-
change, office '73 Gris\vold, r 461 Jefferson
ave.
Dezot Peter, shoemaker, 333 Franklin.
Dezelia Peter, cooper, 36 Catherine.
Dezelia Alex, sailor, 30 Catherine.
Dezelia Catherine, sewing, 142 Gratiot.
Dezelia Ann, 142Gratiot.
Dibble Orville 13, 317 Congress E.
Dibble Charles L, 317 Congress E.
Dibble Noah, sailor., 307 Franklin.
Dibble hIrs S E, nioving to 11 Spencer.
Dickey Mrs, seamstress, cor National ave
and Cherry.
Diclrinson Geo B & Co, for & con1 mer, marl.ehouse
foot of Second.
Dickinson George B, for & coin rner, r 137
Congress IVY warehouse foot of Second.
Dickerson JVilliam, baggage master, r 34
Abbott.
Dickinson Robert, s.temard steamboat Dart.
Dickinson Rl F & Son, insurance agent, 40
Woodward ave.
Dickinson &loses F, $1 F ID & Son, r Grand
River, west of National ave.
Dickinson Vm C, M P D & Son, r 43 Lafayette
W.
Dickinson Asa D, Garrison & D, r Columbia.
Dickinson A C, marble corn, 17 Columbia W.
Dickinson C R, w 31 F Dickinson.
Dickinson 1C P, printer, 366 Thonipson.
Diclrinson S, colored, whitewasher, 118 Mich
ave W.
Dicks 13, 622 Woodbridge JV.
Dickson David, grocer, 29 First, cor Earned.
Dickson Robt Bruce, w David Diclcson.
Dickson -, not home, rear 164 Franlrlin.
Diebel Fred, bricklayer, 193 Mullet, 197
seme.
Diebel Fred jr, carpenter, 197 Mullet.
Diepart Augustus, teamster, 42 Maple.
Diedler John, shoemaker, 244 Beaubien.
Diecller John, lab, 68 Chesnut.
Diedler Jacob, lab, 68 Chesnut.
Diedrich Williain, importer and rectifier, 18
Atwater, cor Griswold, r 350 Congress E.
Diederich & ikI:elcl~ers, importer wines and
liquors, 199 Jeff ave.
Diedrich Fred Augustus, D & M, r 124 Hastings
.
Diederich Joseph, tinsmith, 79 Croghan.
Diederich J, watchman, Seventh, near Grand
River.
Diederich Augustus, tavern keeper, 38 Third.
Diederich, ~vood carver, encluire at 199 Jeff
ave.
Diener Chas S, ship carp, 345 Brush.
Dienar Chas, fruiterer, 245 Brush.
Dignan James, lab, alley bet Porter and Ab-
1 bot and Second and Third.
Dickeman Jol~n, tailor, 178 High E.
Dickeman William, lab, Dequindre and Chesnut.
Dillon Ricllard, moulder, r Franklin.
Dillman & Strengson, leather dealers, 1%
lVoodwa,rd ave.
Dillinan Louis, D & S, r 77 Lafayette E.
Dillon Robt, plasterer, 65 Fifth, moved to
113 Adams ave E.
Dilloil William, pedler, b 145 Woodbridge W.

~illiard Joseph, saloon, Macomb, near Beau- Doheny Jeremiah, lab, 252 Fifth.
bien.
Doherty Charles, 492 Mich ave W.
Di]ta Chas, saloon, 12 Rlonroe ave.
Doherty John, lab, 401 Thompson.
~illsehneider Martin, lager beer saloon, 12 Doherty Thomas, cooper, 68 Lafontaine.
Grand River.
Doherty John, lab, 127. Orchard.
Dimler Andrew, tinsmith, Penfield's agricul- Doherty Michael, lab, 272 Sixth.
tural warehouse, r 232 Croghan.
Doherty Lawrence, lab, 272 Sixth,
Dimler Christopher, drayman, 395 Larned E. Doherty Thomas, shoemaker, 2 Antaing,
Dimings Marcus, colored, waiter, 68 Croghan moving.
Dimmick Joseph, Cargill & D, r 52 Columbia Doig Andrew, carpenter, 175 Lewis.
W, from 47 High.
Dold Geo, shoemaker, 454 Woodbridge W,
Dimel Nathan, butcher, 508 Gratiot.
Dole John, teamster, 292 Muilett.
Dinan M, lab, 99 Clifford.
Dole William, lab, 87 Third.
Dinan Mathew, lab, 14 Park place.
Dolson Levi, tanner, 457 Fort W.
Dinan Pat, grocer, 231 Fifth.
Dolson Harriet Ann, 99 Croghan.
Dingst widow, washwoman, North, near De- Dome Mary Ann, tailoresa, Wilkins & Anquindre.
toine.
Dings Levi, Byron & D,r Front, near Depot. DOMINE CHAS, Swiss Consul, 88 Gratist.
~ings Peter, lab, 240 Sixth.
Dolarson Mrs, embroider, 165 Russell.
Dineal William, ship carpenter, Franklin. Dolarson Geo W, colored, baker, 167 Russell.
Dillsmore Mbses, cor Cawford and Vine, Dollar Wm J, market peddler, 166 Beaubien
ing to Fifth, near Grand River.
try 287 Woodward aye.
Dipper John, carpenter, 308 Beaubien. Dollard P, varnisher, 209 Abbot.
Dipive Bertin, widow, Atwater E.
DOLPH J HENRI, artist, (portrait painter)
Ditcllburn Michael, drayman, Napoleon. studio over Farmers' & Mechanics' bank,
Dirkens Owen, saloon, 123 Cass.
r 152 Woodward ave, same address, old
Dittmar Christopher, lab, 322 Hastings. Odd Fellows' Hall, Woodward ave. See
Dittmar Fred J H, cigar maker, 322 Hastings, ndvertisement, page 90.
Dittmer George, tanner, 414 Woodbridge w. Donaldson Chas W, 37 Rowland.
Distler Felix, brewer, 260 nracomb.
Donalson Alexander, painter, 128 Larned W.
Divver Louis, shoema,ker, 159 Orleans, Donaldson James, mer tailor, 242 Jeff ave,
Dix Joseph, saloon, Griswold.
r 136 Adams ave.
Dis 3lrs Ann, 92 Labrosse.
Donaldson William A, r cor State and Wash
Dixon Captain, 23 Centre.
ave.
Dixon Richard, butcher, 2 Clinton, r 23 Ma- Donaldson And, painter, 41 Rowland.
comb.
Donald James McC, accountant, b Franklin
Dixon Wincisor, eating house, 7 Bates. House,
Dixon John, helmsnian Argo, 44 Bates. Donaldson John W, cutter, 215 Fort E.
Dixoil Peter, butcher, 97 Larned E. Donaldson -, finisher, b N Hart.
Dixoiz Danforth, 23 Centre.
Donaldson J, printer, Whiting near Railroad.
Dixon John, carpenter, 399 Catherine. Donalson Margaret, wid of Samuel, 47 Grand
Dobb & Sabine, harness, 65 Grand River. River.
Dobbins Victor, engineer, 289 Jeff aye, Donaphan John, lab, 154 Franklin.
Dobson L E, salesman, 261 Brush.
Donohue Francis X, cashier, 100 IVoodward
Dobson R, saddler. 112, Farmer and 228 ave, r Wm Moore, moving.
Wooclward ave.
Donahoe John, butcher, 180 Xich ave JV, r
Dobson &Irs R, dressmaker, 112 Farmer, see 18 Porter,
313 Jeff ave.
Donoghue Michael, carpenter, 155 Second.
Dubson Charles, saloon, 107 Grand River. Donohue -, drayman, 17 Abbot.
Dobson George, carpei~ter, TVilkins & An- Donaplioe Jeremiah, mason, 62 Lafayette E.
toine.
Donaghoe 0; laborer, 208 Abbott.
Dodds TVilliain, people's intelligence office, Donahugh John T, l~aver, b nailroad Hotal.
Hawley Block, Bates.
Donally Pat, teanlster, 309 At~vater E.
Dodds William, land agent, 58 Beaubien, at Donnelly Dan, lab, 108 Porter.
23 Centre, same address.
Donally wjdow Ellen, 108 Porter.
Dodels Julian, tanncr, 262 Croghan.
I Donnelly Anna, servant, w So1 Davis.
Dodge Alvin, captain pro Dunkirk, moved Donnally Daniel, shoemaker, 99 Larned E.
to 152 Larned W.
Donally John, lab, 176 Porter.
DODGE LUTHER P, photo artist, with Jas Donally James, accountant, 181 Howard.
F. Raymond, r 100 Brush, moving to 24 Donally William, teamster, m Daniel Falvy,
Madison ave.
Donally Luke, lab, BatggYs Hotel.
Dodsley Wm R, salesman, Putnam, Smith & Donally Daniel I;, 75 Beaubien.
Co, b 87 Washington ave.
Donnelly Peter, machinist, 218 Third.

Donner William, carpenter, bet High and
Catlierine.
Donning Denis, carpenter, 45 Wayne.
Donavan John, teamster, 143 Eighth.
Don&van Denis, lab, 95 Labrosse.
Donavan Michael, lab, Seventh, bet Porter
and Labrosse.
Donovan Danl, grocer, 124 Seventh.
Donovan James, lab, '1'74 Thompson.
Donovan John, drayinan: 50 13aker.
Donovan M, lab, Seventh near Porter.
Donovan T, lab, 232 Howard.
Donavan Timothy, alley rear James Morton.
Donovan Timothy, lab, 282 Mich ave W.
Donovan Michael, lab, 487 Congress E.
Donovan Benis, lab, 432 Lafayette E.
Donovan Dan jr, waiter, Bagg7s Hotel.
Doench Nicholas, grocer, Orleans & James.
Dare Fred, lab, 277 Croghan.
Doelz Gustavus, fancy goods, 70 Woohard
ave, r 535 Jeff ave.
Doelz William, w Geo Doty, r 224 Congress E.
Doemer Anthony, carpenter, 329 Macomb.
Dooley William, lab, 278 Franklin.
Dooley Mrs Wm, 220 Abbot.
Dooley William, 220 Abbot.
Dooley Maurice, draymen, 266 Mich ave W.
Dong Clement, carpenter, 291 Clinton.
Doolittle Geo E, accountant, r 48 Eliza W.
Doran Michael J, sailor, w Jeremiah Ready.
Doran Ann, widow of Patrick, 164 First.
Iloran Michael, carpenter, 166 First.
Doran Myles, rectifier, w Thomas Gallagher,
r 164 First.
Doran T H, 177 Mich a-re.
Doran Widow Mary, 169 Atwatar E.
Doran Thomas H, saloon, 177 Mich ave W.
Doren Michael, watchman, 18 Front.
Doran Michael, shoemaker, 84 Adanls ave W,
Doran Jas P, boiler inaker, 84 ilclains aveW.
Doran Edward, porter, b John O'Connor.
Doring John, cabinet maker, 184 Clinton.
Dornbuch George, grocer, 159 Graliot.
Dorr H A, Groom, Railroad Exchange.
Dorr Geo, saloon, 82 Front.
Dorr John, lab, 475 Woodbridge W.
Dorr Henry, lab, 101 Baker.
Dorrington John, wood dealer, 2 Bolivar.
Dornlan P, mason, 176 Abbot.
Dorsey P, dealer in clothing, 47 Fort E.
Dostart Michael, porter, w Ransom Curtis.
Doston Eliza, colored, cook, 22 Clinton.
Dosson widow, 112 Jay.
Dotch Joseph, Messenger, P McTirney.
Doty Geo, watches and fine jewelry, 218 Jeff
ave, r 302 Jeff ave.
Doty Alexander H, accountant, 69 Lafayette
W.
Doty John, bricklayer, 10 Clinton.
Doty Duane, w W B Howe.
Doty Mrs E, cor Monroe ave and Farmer.
Doty Henry, lumber mer, office River, near
Railroad, r 69'Laf W.
Doty Ales, clerk. 69 Laf W.
Doucly Robert, 1x11, n end Bea~~l~ien, moving,
Doud J P, storekeeper, b Bagg's Hotel.
Ilonghty Thos E, bookseller and stationer, r
112 First.
Douglas Sanluel T, atlorney and counsellor,
office 68 Griswold, r 151 Larned E.
Douglass St Clair, baker, 129 Mich ave W,
Douglass Alex, agent G W Railway, r 39
Montcalm .
Douval Henry, clerk, 41 Harriet.
Dovile Henry, carpenter, 3160 Riopelle, moving
to Wisconsin,
Dow M F, accountant, Penins~zlar Bank, 171
Woodbridge E, moving to 403 Jeff ave.
Dow W F, w MF Dom.
DOTV G F, salesman, m Ransom Gardner, r
187 Colig E.
Dowling Harriet, milliner, 245 Jeff ave.
Dowling P, Empire House, 29 Woodbridge
W.
Dowling Kate, milliner, 182 Griswold.
Dowiing Mary, milliner, 182 Griswold.
Dowling Mrs James, 278 Lafayette W.-
Dowling Win, 478 Gratiot.
Dowdle Thomas, lab, 39'6. Thomson.
Dowd Patrick, millunan, 683 Mich ave.
Downer A. 0, builder, shop Xandolpll near
Congress, r 83 Miaini ave.
Downer Henry E, wood engraver, 186 Jeff
ave, b 83 Miami ave.
Downer William A, Wright & Downer, r 86
Miaint ave.
Downing Denis T, carpenter, moved to 45
JVayne.
Downing widow Jz~liz, (of George) 95 Brush.
Downey A, clerk, 115 Clifford.
Downey &I, lab, 82 Labrosse.
Do~vney Will, lab, 174 Fifth.
Downey J, butcher, 304 Mich ave W.
Downey Jeremiah, coachillan, H H Wells.
Downey R, mechanic, 280 Trcwbridge.
Dowlaes Joseph, lab, 19 Orleans.
Doyle Blartin, carpenter, b Jerome White,
Doyle Denis, carpenter, 362 Tllompson.
Doyle Thomas, tailor, 45 Labrosse.
Doyle Mrs Ann, 68 Elizabeth IT.
Doyle, Howlet & Co, groceries and liquors,
21 hIich ave IT.
DOYLE EDWARD & CO, groceries, wines,
licluors, 21 Mich ave W. See ctdz~ertiset~zelzt
Doyle Edward, E D & Co, r 274: Congress E,
same address at 232 Gong E.
Doyle John Edmund, w E Doyle,
Doyle John, tailor, 236 Third.
Doyle Michael, drayman, Fourth near Rlarcy,
Doyle John, tailor, 236 Third.
Doyle Mrs, widow, Croghan.
Draher John, paver, 5 TVaterloo.
Dral~es John, lab, b Rolliver Freeman,
Drake & Driggs, homo phys, office Odd Fel-
Lows Hall, Woodward ave.
Drake Elijah H, D & Driggs, r 95 Cass.

Drake Eclmnncl, ~a~lesinan, 11- A Lebman, r Dryclen TVilliam, switchman, b City Hotel.
120 Lariled E.
Dryden Ect, wagon nlaker, b Peninsular
D~AMER BEV CONRAD, Dutch evan min- Hotel.
ister, 30 Prospect.
D~~ydel John, lab, Whitney.
DRAPEE A F, manager Russell Mouse, r Drysclale illex, clerk, 83 Abbot.
97 C'ongress E.
Dublaire ID C, salesman, 104 Randolph.
Draws John, lab, 410 Croghan.
Dryer 11, Lieut U S A, r &rich Exchange.
Drebe Fred, boiler maker, 305 Clinton. Ducat George, drayman, Pine at rail track.
Drew John, farmer, $44 Woodbridge IV. Duck James, saloon, 20 Atmater E.
Drew Williain, r 104 &Iiami ave.
Duchane Francis, carpenter. 133 Fort E.
Drew John, printer, Christian Herald office, Duchet John, lab, Congress E.
9 Pine.
Duchamp Thomas, lab, 548 River,
Drew Oliver 13, r Mrs J D Irvine.
DUCHARME CHARLES, Buhl & Ducharme
Drew Caroline, b h, 104 Niami ave.
r 196 Fort W., office and store, 19 Wood-
Drew Geo A, r Mrs J D Irvine.
ward Avenue.
Drennan Mary, Widow of William, alley rear DUCHARBIE ALFRED, w Buhl & DL.-
F Gies.
charme.
Drennan John, painter, w Morehous & Dew- Ducharme Narcisse, caulker, 432' Woodey
*
bridge E.
Drennan yilliam, painter, w &Iorehouse & Duchin Cl~a,s, lab, 325 Macomb.
Dewey.
Dubois William, 128 Hastings.
Drengback Wm, hodman, 353 Orleans. Dubois John, tailor 187 Croghan.
Dresler Bernard, lab, 185 Russell, moving Dubois Chas, warehouseman, 128 Hastings.
to 142 Catherine.
Dnbois Chas jr, 128 Hastings.
Dressler Christian, cooper, 41 High.
Dubois James, 467 Larned E.
Dreselios P, grocer, Beaubien and Beekman. Dubeke Jos, shoemaker, Orleans at Reser-
Dreyer Catherine, widow of George.
voir.
Dreyer Joseph, carpenter, 184 Clinton. Dudley Freeman, colporteur, 21 Laf W.
Dreyer Caspar, blacksmith, 180 Rivard. Dudley Thos R, accountant, m Henry Weber.
Dripold Peter, grocer, 74 Thompson. Dufresne Ge6, wood turner, 88 Rivard.
Drop Philip, lab. 109 Maple,
Dufresne Antoine R, salesman, 88 Rivard.
Dromley Richard, boiler maker, 40 Beech. Dufresne Alfrecl 3, carpenter, 88 Rivard.
Droyer J fruits and confections, 104 Jeff ave. Dukeman John, tailor, 272 &lacomb.
Drieat Oliver, sailor, 185 Adan~s ave E. DUDGEON ANTHONY, 365 Jeff ave.
Drinkbar TVilliam, hodman, 316 Riopelle. Duback John, carpenter, 105 Baker.
Drinkons Philip, tanner, 269 Mullet. ~itdle~ !ohn, r w Freeillan Dudley.
Drinkons Christian, engineer steamboat Olive Dudley Thos, r w Freeinan Duclley.
Brancl~, r Chestnut.
Dudgeon John A; salesirzan, w Forsyth & Co.
Droler John, lab, Julien near Dequindre. Duerr Gottlieb, saloon, I57 Mich ave W,
Droler Williaill, tailo~, Jnlien near Dequindre. same aclclress, 13 Porter.
Driggs Willialn S, real estate, office ,149 Jeff Dt-lso John, waiter, 119 Croghan.
ave, r 636 Jeff are.
Dufoe Rose, tailorass, 166 Gratiot.
Driggs Hiram C, Drake & D, r 27 Cong W. Dufoe wid IvIatilcla, sempstress, 166 Gratiot.
Driggs Geo, b 15 Cass.
DUFFIELD REV GEORGE, DD, pastor
Driggs Fred E, IV Ilolbroolc & Bishop, b 3lrs State street presbyterian church, r 333
Alvorcl.
IToodn~ard ave.
Driscol IIichael, plasterer, 127 Third. DUFFIELD D BETHUNE, atty and couns,
Driscol Denis, lab. 101 Atwater E.
office 124 Jeff ave, r 133 Congress W.
Driscol D, lab, 289 Micll aIre IT.
DTJFPIELD SAMUEL P, dru.ggist, store 162
Driscol C 0, tailor, National ave near Cherry. Woodward ave, r 333 Woodward ave.
Drittski Oliver, farmer, n encl Beaubien. DUFFIELD WILLIAfiI, agent bank Upper
Drueyer Oliver, Lafayette saloon, Hastings Canada, at Windsor, r A Lactue.
near rail track.
Duffinbach Michael, lab, Calhoun,
Drueyea Moses, Pine near Hastings. Duffy Barney, lab, 287 Lafayette E.
Druffiel William, lab, 373 Thompson. Duffy John, ]lack driver, b 37 Cass.
Drumbeater John, tailor, 287 Clinton. Duffy Barnard, tailor, 95 Larned E.
Drumbeater Francis, shoemaker, 262 Clinton. Dnffey Mathew, auction, 45 Gratiot, moving
Drury Hannah, widow of John, r 115 Wood- Duffy Mathew, auctioneer, 144 Gratiot.
bridge E.
Dnffey Peter, lab, 99 Clifford.
Drury E A, grocer, 150 Woodward ave, r 30 Duffey Ellen, widow, 104 Clinton.
State.
Dukmann John, tailor, 420 Eafayette E.
Drury Thomas, sailor. Fifth near Noyes. Dugan J, printer, 172 Abbot.
Drulard James, grocer, 306 Riopelle. Dugan Mitchael, shoemak, rear 159 Eliea E.
Drulard Patrick, 306 Riopelle.

Dugail Mr, b 51rs hi1 J Rogers.
Duggan A W Gr. Co, bankers, 53 Griswo!d.
Duggan A W, ri Madison me and Randolph.
Dully J, Tron-bridge near RIich me.
Dullea Ma~~rice, saloon, 271 Mich ave W.
Dullahan Pat, fireman, 32 Woodbridge W.
Dumas Peter, lab, 643 Jeff ave.
Dumbrad Joseph, lab, 163 Croghan.
Dumel Augustus, watch maker, w George
Schuler.
Dunlce F, carpenter, 50 Sibley.
Dumon J J, dentist, office No. 5, Sheldon
block, Jeff ave.
Dumon Fabian, shoemaker, 27 Rivard, same
address, Trombley near Antoine.
Dumon Eli, dentist, 93 Jeff ave.
Dumont A A, carbuilder, 339 Fort E.
Dumont Alex, clerk, E S St Amour & @o.
DUNCAN WILLIAM C, pro Duncan's Central
Brewry, r 47 Port W.. Bee advertisement.
Duncan Mathew, printer, 68 Cherry.
Duncan John, ship carpenter, Prospect N
end.
Duncan Lewis, bell hanger and plater, r 205
Catherine.
Duncan Arad, bell hanger and plater, r 205
Catherine.
Duncan John L, salesman, F Buhl & Co.
Duncan Henry, saddles and harness, 165
Jeff ave, r 15 Centre.
Duncan Wm, salesman, w Henry D, r 74
Miami ave.
Duncan Alex, gardener, 110 Adams ave E.
Duncan D, ship carpenter, 97 Thompson.
Duncan John, colored, barber, w W Binga.
Duncan George, baggageman, b Levi Dings.
Dl~ncklee H 11, Nall, Duncklee & Co, r 133
Larned E.
Buncklee Wm S, Advertiser office, r 198
Congress E.
Duncklee Benjamin F, printer, moving to
240 Beaubien.
D'hTNlIAh1 JOHN, boiler maker, works Atwzter,
above round house, r 289 Franklin.
Ree ncZve~*tiseme~z t, page 137.
Dunlap George, clerk, E B Ward: r 69 Fifth.
Dunlap Elizabeth, colored, wash, Ohio.
Dt~nlap JVnl K, iner tailor, 25 Griswold.
Dunks Charles B, watches and .je~~elry, 167
Jeff ave.
Dung ABdpll, shoernal~er, b H & J Uendel.
DUN G R & CO, inereantile agency, 15'3
Jeff ave.
Dunn BIrs Mary, dress maker, 161 Antoine.
Dcnn Mrs Owen, 85 Sixth.
Dulm John, alley off Russell, bet Fort and
Congress.
Dunn Margaret, widow of Edwarcl, 17 Wash
ave.
Dunn Denis, teamster, 338 Thompson.
Dunn Hamilton, sailor, 17 Washington ave.
Dunn Thomas, clothes cleaner, 63 Fort E. [
Drum Wm, engineer, 17 Washington ave.
Dunn Peter, grocer, 152 Franklin.
Dunn Thos P, mason, 204 Third.
Dunn Wm, lab, 22 IIastings.
Dunn Joshua, lumber dealer, r 320 Lafay-
ette IV, moving.
D~znn Wnl jr, lab, 22 Hastings.
Dun J W, w Joshua Dun.
Duun John, carpenter, 182 Cass ave.
IDunn Philip, drayman, 292 Croghan.
Qunn Robert, brass 11 oulder, 274 Croghan.
Dunn Honora, servant, &I I Mills.
Dunnebacke John, shoemaker, 202 Gratiot,
same address at Rivard and Franklin.
Dunnebacke John, carpenter, 108 Beaubien.
Dunnebacke Joseph, saddler and harness,
65 Gratiot.
Dunnebacko F, baggage master, I76 Fifth.
Dunnebecke widow, Jay.
Dunning Samuel, lab, 99 Baker.
Dunning S, lab, 281 Mich ave W.
Dunning Geo W, carpenter, 38 Macornb ave.
Dunning Danvin, 38 Macomb ave.
Dunphy James, warehouseman, r 46 Henry.
Dunphy Michael, drayman, 107 Franklin.
Dunphy Jas, contractor, 109 Franklin.
Dunphy Richard, drayman, Wm Phelps &
Co.
Dunphy Philip, carpenter, 103 Beaubien.
Dunstall Stephen, ship carpenter, Larned E.
Dupre y -Antoine, sailor. 267 Franklin.
Duprey Nelson, sailor, 275 Franklin.
Dupont Chas jr, w H & L Simoneau.
Dupont Chas, magoil maker, 92 Franklin.
Dupont Wm, w H & L Simoneau.
Dupont Stephen, carpenter, 151 Beaubien.
Dupont Peter, carpenter, b 195 Franklin.
Dupont Louis, drover, 239 Fort E.
Dupont Chas A, carpenter and grocer, 194
Sixth.
Dupont Francis, carpenter, 130 Jones.
Dupont Leon, lab, 1'75 High.
Dupont George, drayman, 175 High.
Dupont C, ~vagoll maker, 88 Franklin.
Dnross Peter, lab, 261 Franlrlin.
Durlong Geo G, miller, Clayton Mills, Gratiot.
Durfee B C, 320 Lafayette W.
Durmenn Ernest, mason, '7'7 Thompson.
Duruey 1Ien1-y R, printer, 60 Seconcl.
I)usequett Jos, lab, Pine mar Ballivar.
Duryea Abrahaln, shoemaker, 322 Beaubien,
same address at 220 Randolph.
Duryea John 5, pressman, Tribune office.
Duryea Rulof, w Abraham Duryea.
Dutton James E, clerk M C R It office, r 11
sixth.
Dushac Vensel, cabinet maker, Division.
DURKEE L P, watch maker and jeweler,
55 Woodward ave, r 8 Montcalm.
Durning Patrick, carpenter, 117 Porter.
Duval Miss Ida, artist, b 112 Randolph.
Duval Menry, carpenter, 179 Mullet.
Dl-ttch Margaret, widow, 166 Macornb.

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Between Griswold
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R. F. JOHNSTONE, EDITOR.
Publication Office, No. 130 Jefferson Avenue,,
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Supplies of this excellent fuel can now be had at tlie Coal Depot, on Atwater Street,
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, foot of St. Antoine street.
Price $3.25 per Ton.
Orders left on the slate in the Coal Offlce, or with any of Hendrie & Co.'s teamsters, wfu
be promptly attended to.
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corner of Fifth and Woodbridge Sts., Detroit, ~ichi~ai,
WE REBPECTBULLY CALL TllE ATTENTION OF
I
All who use Steam in any Way,
To this valuable instrument, which is destined to
The Advantages to be Derived from this Apparatus are :
1st. The saving of the first cost of all Pumps, and the parts to connect them with the
Engine and Boiler.
2d. The wear and tear of these Pumps.
3d The saving of the power required to work Pumps, of whatever construction.
4th. The elevation of the temperature of the water admitted into the Boiler by steam
nsed, thus preventing any appreciable loss of ht at.
5th. The advantage of being able to supply water' to Boilers without setting the Engine
or other Machinery in motion, thus in a11 cases obviating the necessity of donkey pumping
engines and affording all the advantages usually sought in their application.
6th. AVOIDING ALL RISK OF FREEZING, as while at work, the steam is constantly
passing through the instramcnt, and when shut. off from working, the water immediately
le9ves the Injector, which remains perfectly dry till put in operation again.
7th. NO VALVES to get out of order, because the1 e are pone used.
8th. It occupies small space, and can be attached at any part of the Boiler wherever
most convenient.
9th. Any ordinary fireman can learn the method of morlring the Injector in a few minutes.
We cordially invite,all who desire to witness the operatiou of the Injector, to
COME AND SEE THE ONE IN OPERATION AT OUR WORKS,
flhich has enabled us to throw out .our Feed Pump, and the working of which gives the
most entire satisfaction.
WE SHALL BE HAPPY TO SEND CIRCULARS
Upon application for them, containing
CUTS OF THE INJECTOR,
.And the method of attachment to Boilers, and other information.
JACKSON & WILEY.

Duree Theodore, cigar maker, w J Rosen-
field.
DUTTERNOIS FRBDK WILLIA&I, notary
j)ublic, insurance and geileral foreign ng7t,
office 70 Griswold, r 153 Croghan. See
advertisement.
Dusty Adelia, widow of Edward, 224 Cathe-
rine.
Dustin Selah, sailing master, 134 Michigan
ave W.
Dust Henry, lab, Lafayette E.
Dust Fred, lab, Macomb.
Duweke Frank, shoemaker, railroad, near
Dequindre.
Dwight -, 161 Fort W.
Dwight Alfred A, lum mer, 551 Jeff ave.
Dwight Mrs, 403 Jeff ave.
Dwight David F, r 516 Jeff ave.
Bwyer Jas, lab, 264 Franklin.
Dwyer widow, 22 Mechanic.
Dwyer $ohn, fruits, candies, &c, 104 Jeff
ave.
Dwyer Jeremiah, fruits, candies, &c, 104
Jcff ave.
Dwyer Jeremiah,baggage master, 314 Frank-
lin.
J):vyer Teremiah, blacksmith, 262 Eranklin.
DwyerJohn,109Porter. I
Dwger Jeremiah, saloon, 36 Front.
Dwyer Daniel, lab, 95 Brush, (dying).
Dwyer C P, architect, 124 Elizabeth E.
Dwyer John, lab, 225 Abbot.
Dwyer Pat, grocer, 204 Fifth.
Dwyer Timothy, lab, 46 Larned W.
Drar rhas H, law student, w Maynard &
Meddaugh.
Dyer C S, law student, 87 Washington ave.
Dygert Eunice, widow of Abraham S, r, 130
Adams ave E.,
Dygert Kiniston S, 130 Adams ave E.
Dygert Isaac, engineer, 130 Adams ave 33.
Dygert Jackson, bookbinder, 66 G River.
Dyson Wm, builder, 67 IIarriet.
Dyson Miss, 103 Washington ave.
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[Name& in Cap Let.ters cl~arged $1.06)
Advertisers in tl~c Direetorv not eharged,
alld tlBelr names are illvariably
printed in display letters, when thefr
cards are received in time.]
Eag n Fred, machinist. 492 Jeff avo. .
Eagan Peter, lab, 136 Fort E.
Eagan James, 1'16 Lafayette E.
E gan James, lab, 62 Lstjyette E.
Bagan Wm, drayman, 86 Abbot.
Eagan Wiiiefred, widow, 488 Congress E.
Egan Fred, machillist, 285 Fort E.
EAGLE & ELLIOTT, merchant clothiers,
76 Woodward ave.
Eagle Jarnes E, E & E, r 134 Congress E.
Eagle Joseph A, mer tailor, 186 Jeff are.
Eagles Henry, cooper, 264 Lafayette E.
Earl Henry, sailor, 266 Beaubien, same ad-
dress, 222 Brush.
Early Christian, baker, 102 Marion.
Eale John, butcher, 162 High.
Easler Henry, physician, 188 Rivard.
Eatherly Florence D, clel-lr, w Hugh Moffat,
Eastern Hotel, 10 Second.
Eastabrook John N, S A Fuller & Co, r Rus-
sell House.
Easton Thos M, ticket agent, Mich Central
RR, r 43 Howard.
Eaton Peter, attorney, w Thos S Blackmar.
Eaton Theodore, druggist, 18 Woodward
ave, r 434 Jeff' ave.
Eaton Theo, druggist, r Theo Eaton senr.
Eaton Alonzo, clerk, register deeds office,
42 Macomb ave.
Eaton Nicholas, ragman, Napdeon.
Eaton Geo, car builder, 123 Orleans.
Ebel Henry, lab, 352 Croghan.
Ebel El ederic k, bricklayer, 193 h1ullet.
Ebeling Chas, baker, Franklin and Hastings.
Eberle Fred, butcher, 38 Jones.
Eberle Peter, butcher, 38 Jones aud 93 Grd
. River.
Eberhardt Chas, salesman, 75 Woodward ave
Ebhardt Christian, sailor; 159 Larned W.
Ebbits Jerome, bar-tender, w Byron & Dings
Eberts Robt M, 291 Fifth.
Eberts Peter, stone cuttar, 116 Crogha,n.
Eberts Joseph, painter, 115 Croghan.
Eberts Allthony, teamster, 115 Croghan.
Eberts Wm H, sash and blind haker, 294
Fifth.
Eberts R J7 85 Clifford.
Elberts H Fred 294 Fifth.
Ebert Louis, sawyer, 612 Woodbridge We*
Ebert John, saloon, Atwater E.
Ebo Augustus, colored, lab Ohio.
Ebo Henry, colored, lab, Ohio.
Eccard Francis, lobbacconist, 126 Randiilph.
Eccard Edwa.rd, grocer, 159 Catherine. -1
ECCARD EDW -ARB, accountant, Detroit
water works office.
Eckert Joseph, shoemaker, 67 Gratiot.
Eckstein Fred, carpenter, IIastings & Grove
Eckland R 7 painter, lg5
Eddie Clale~lce E, attoniey, ofice 3 Larned
FV, r 59 Congress W.
Eddy Benj F, Nichwire works, r 290 Laf W.
Eddy E: P, salesman, Nall, Duncklee & Co,
b Mrs Sturtevaxlt.
Eddy Orville M, teller Far & Mech bank, b
289 Jeff' ave.
Edgar Joseph, saloon, 90 Mich ave W.
Edgerton Oliver N, H W Newberry & Co, r
116 ('ass. , .
EDhlUNDS JAMES M, conlptroller city of
Detroit, office City Hall, r 291 Larned _E.
Edmunds James M jr, r 291 Larned E.
,.&.a "LA--

Edmunds Nicholas, scavanger, Indiana.
Edmunds James, law student, w Lockwood
& Cla,rk,
Edmunds Tho~as B, auctioneer, 197 Jeff
ave.
Edmunds Isaac, coIored, drayman, 204 Adams
ave E.
Edson J E, salesman, r 193 Grand River cor
Farmer.
Edson A B, Conklin & Edson, painter, 170
Park N.
Edson Rufus, farmer, 214 Seventh.
Edwards George, mason, Antoine near Elizabeth.
Edwards Rev A jr, pastor Walnut St Metho
ch, r 13 John R, moving.
Edwards J H, accountant, J S Cuthbert &
Co, r 50 George.
Edwards John E, engineer, 36 Labrosse. ,
Edwards B, drayman, 53 Montcalm.
Edwards Mrs, 50 George.
Edwards Albert &I, Green gt Edwards, 6
Larned W.
Edwards A, captain steamboat Bay City.
Edwards Mrs Jane, b h, 35 Sixth.
Edwards John, harness maker, r 155 Park.
Edwards Wm, 125 Cass.
Ehrmann Wm, saloon, 41 Mich ave age E.
Egler John, gardener, north end Bastings.
Ege Fred, rifle maker, shop 133 Oriswold, r
12 Catharine.
Ege C N, physician, office 39 Woodward ave.
Egeman Bernard, butcher, 192 Croghan.
Egloff Peter, blacksmith, 195 Mullet.
Egliff &Irs Christopher, r Mrs Geo White.
Egner Greo, confec, 27 Monroe ave, deceased
Eibling John, baker, w G Kingott.
Eglinton F F, deputy city marshal, 15 Mich
ave. r Third near Lafayette.
Eggarb Fred, tailor, 147 Antoine.
Eisenach Henry, tailor, 205 Fort E.
Eib John, shoemaker, 365 Orleans.
Eich Stephen, carpenter, 267 Clinton.
Eiden Peter, grocer, Mich ave near Laselle
ave.
Eirmann Chas, chandler, 171 Clinton.
Eisenlord Wm, prop Peninsular Hotel, cor
Graaci River and Macomb ave.
Ekliff, widow of Chas H, 224 Randolph.
EkliK Anclrew A, machinist, 224.Rando11121,
Ekliff C I-I, engineer, 155 Seventh.
Elbert J N clerk in post office r Jeff ave,
near &Iontgoinery.
ELDER ADAM, gilder, looking-glass and
pic frame mannfacturer, 155 Jeff' ave, r
93 Second. See aclvez.tisenzent, page 90.
Elder Joseph, house mover, 128 Clifford.
Elder John, house mover, 59 Montcalm.
Eder Fred H, law student, Pond & Russell,
Elder Henry, gardener, head of Russell.
Elder James, gardener, head of Russell.
Elderkin James D,. musician, 230 Croghan,
moving to Cath, be& Russell and Riopelle.
I
ELDRIDGE REV AZARIAH, pastor Fort,
street presbyterian church, r 86 Fort W.
Eldred Mrs Julius, 48 Lafayette JV.
Eldred Francis E, tanner, 463 Jeff ave, of-
fice 1 Mich ave W.
Eldred Julius, w Francis E Eldred.
Eldred Edward, w Francis E Eldred.
Elfes Theodore, Ford & Elfes, 64 Randolph,
cloth dyer, b Joseph Christian.
Eller Louis, butcher, Waterloo.
Elmer Mrs, b h, cor Congress and Mich ave.
Elmer Aaron W, machine shop, Port and St
Clair, r Mich ave and Congress.
Ellart Chas, shoemaker, 202 Gratiot.
Ellair Chas, carpenter, 328 Lafayette E.
Eleff John carpenter, cor Orleans and North.
Ellenbach Philip, shoemaker, 133 Catharine,
Ellingworth Alice, 298 Mich ave W, moving
to Chicago.
Ellis James, boots and shoes, 212 Macomb.
ELLIOTT RICHARD R, Eagle & Elliott, r
136 Congress E.
Elliott Wm R, salesman, EagIe &z Elliott.
Elliott & Demming, liquors, fruits, oyster^,
161 Jeff ave.
Elliott E A, E & D, r 44 Mich ave W.
Elliott Robert, baker, 168 Gratiot,
Elliott 0 F, b Biddle House.
Elliott Mrs Francis, Congress E.
Elliott James R, accountant, r 126 Cong E.
Elliott David, saloon, 17 & 19 Atwater E,
Elliott Mathew, blaclrsmith, 322 Laf E.
Elliott Mrs. 100 Miami ave.
Elliott J & A, white mills, 34 Farrar, and
grocers at 425 Jeff ave,
Elliott Josiah, r Miarni ave.
Elliott Alfred, grocer, 425 Jeff ave.
Elliott John, ship carpenter, 82 Lafontaine,
Elliott John, coachman, Elon Fernsworth.
Elliott W H, painter, 12 Woodbridge E, r 72
Gratiot.
Elliott Josiah, painter, 12 Woodbridge E, r
72 Gratiot.
Elliott Josiah, grocer, 239 Larned E.
Elliott Alfred, grocer, 239 Larned E.
Elmore Latimer, salesman, w Town &
Shelden, 23 Woodward ave.
Elmwood Cemetery east end of city north
Jeff ave.
Elmwood Walter, carpenter. 18 Madis011 are,
Ellis Isham, shoemaker, 214 Macomb.
Ellis John R, salesman, Forsyth & Co, r
Sixth, near Pl~ull.
Ellis Thoinas, nloving, 150 Franklin.
Ellis James, colored, shoemaker, Lafayette
near Orleans.
Ellis Geo, lab, 454 Fort E.
Ellis IVilliam, lab, 103 Oak.
Ellis Doctor.
Elston Chas N, contractor, 204 Third.
Ells Miss J A, b Howard House, moviag.
Ellswortli Henry W, Bryant, Stratton & Co
:College, 20, 21 & 22 filerrill Block.
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Ellsworth & Barrows, builders, 164 Cass.
Ellsworth Stewart, carpenter, 85 Howard.
Ellsworth William, accountent, 166 Fourth,
moving.
Ellsworth William H, accountant, 268 Sixth,
moving.
Ellsworth & Walker, doors, sash and blinds,
Casg and palmer.
Elsy Levi, carpenler, 140 Franklin.
Elsey Samuel, marble cutter, 190 Adam
ave E.
Eltringham Alex, 61 Jones.
Eltringham Joseph, 61 Jones.
Elmood William, stone cutter, 42 Fort E.
Elwood S Dom, blank book manufr and sta-
tioner, 49 Griswold, r 502 Jeff ave.
Embeck Mathew, tailor, Waterloo & Riopelle.
Embnrs Wm, colored, sailor, 100 Clinton.
Emery John W, clerk, City Hotel.
Emmickr John, lab, James near Orleans.
Emmet Rifle's Armory, 133 Mich ave W.
Emmindorfer Blasseus, shoemaker, 71 Cath-
eriue.
Emmons Obediah, lab, Watson.
Emmoils Halmer 13, atty, 13 & 14 Rotunda.
Emos F, waiter, Bagg's Hotal.
Ench Christopher, lab, 118 Riopelle.
Enfield 0, shoemaker, Mich ave & Seventh.
Engel Conrad, saloon, 235 Jeff ave.
Engel Chas, basket maker, 24 Congress E.
Engelbert Fitman, shoemaker, w Thos Renz.
Engel Henry, lab, 39 High.
Engle Conrad, shoemaker, 39 High.
Enger Chas, lab, Chestnut.
Bngland Mrs I-Ionora, sempstress, 67 Con-
gress W.
Enos Ludwig, stone mason. 250 Croghan.
Enos James, bar tender, Thos P Brazel.
Enright Michael, saloon, 111 Woodbridge E.
Enright -, Antoine, north of Jeff ave.
Ens Alex, chairmaker, 252 Russell.
Ensch A, carpenter, Lafontaine near Ches't
Ensen A, builder, Lafontaine ave.
Ensign Geo H, printkr, Advertiser office, r
249 Brush,
Ensign IIouis H, printer, 849 Brush.
Ensworth D A A, attor and mas chan, office
cor Lasned and B caubien.
ENSWORTH GEO B, real estate, office at
73 Griswold, r 379 Woodward ave.
Ensworth Miss S B, teacher, Barstom Union
school.
Enwright David, civil engineer, D & RX R PC
office.
Eppling Rev Fred, pastor, Lutheren Evan
church, Congress near Rivard,
Eppling John, baker, Croghan.
Erm Rudolph, pedler, 186 Macomb.
Erhart Sabastian. shoemaker,' 9 & 11 Silver.
Erhart John, shoemaker, 9 & 11 Silver.
Erie Geo, lab, 148 Orchard.
Erickson Detlef, saloon, 119 Randolph.
Brickson Adolph Zeller, cabinet maker, b
119 Randolph.
Ermon iVIichae1, saloon, 17 & 19 Atwater E.
Ernshaw Abraham, lab, 202 Sixth.
Erthinger Geo, carpenter, 55 Jay.
Erny John ,clothes cleaner, 263 Gratiot.
Erving Henry P, tailor, 224 Randolph.
Erwin John G & Co, shipping mer, foot of
First, b Russell House.
Esdel David, cus ho officer, 58 Maconlb.
Esdel Andrew, 58 Macomb.
Esser John, grocer, IS8 Beaubien, see also
250 Beaubien and 109 Gratiot.
Essick John, carpenter, 120 Jones.
Ester Thos, f~~rnace man, 100 Larned W.
Ettig Christ, lab, 367 Orleans.
Eubelher Fred, pump maker, 171 Clinton.
Euler Peter, r 553 River.
Eunkear Chas, carpenter, Chesnnt near Dequindre.
Euler Henry, b h, 558 Woodbridge W.
Eureka Iron Company, office at Capt E B
Ward's.
Evans Wm F, carpenter, 116 Congress W.
Evans Ilteed William, w Wm F Evans.
Evans Wm, carpenter, 47 Grand River.
Evans Capt Richard, steamer Ocean, r Seventh
near Walnut.
Evans & Walker, home mills, spices and coffees,
96 Jeff ave.
Evans John, r 27 High.
Evans Patrick, milkman, Mich ave, cor Porter
ave.
Evans John, chandler, b 9 First.
Evans Richard, colored, cook, 55 Fort E.
Evans P, lab, 247 Sixth,
Evans John, colored, musician, 109 Clinton.
Every H, saddler, Park, near Sibley.
Evers Henry, bartender, 116 Randolph.
Eward Chas, porter, 145 Fort E.
Everard Miss Anna, milliner, 23 Hastings.
Everard Wm, machinist, 23 Hastings.
Ewers &Irs A, 121 First.
Ewers William, cooper, 33 Cass, r 121 First.
Ewers Chas E, r 121 First.
EXPRESS, THE AMERICAN COMPA-
NY, office 106 Jeff ave, see advertisenze~2t.
EXPRESS, THE U. S. COMPANY, office
110 Jeff ave, see advertisement.
Ezekiel Jacob IY, auctioneer and corn, mer,
162 Jeff ave, r 134 Randolph.
F
INames in Cap letters
Advertisers in the Directory not charged,
and their names are invariably
printea in display letters whep their
Cards are received *ime*l
Faber Anthony, carp, Irving, near Seventh.
Faber Matthias, stone driller, 97 Croghan.
Faber Peter, saw maker, 375 Franklin,
Faber Nicholas, carp, Woodbridge, cor Walker.

Faber A, cabinet maker, Crawford and Beaunavista.
Fabre Mary, 138 Croghan.
Fabber Adam, saw filer, 182 Hastings.
Facto Francis, shoemaker, 407 Croghan.
Fael L, lab. Whiting, near railroad.
Fair 13, carpenter, 11 Baker.
Fairbairn Thos A, 24 Montcalm.
Fairbairn Jas R, carp, 322 Beaubien.
Fairbairn & Bulman, stone yard, Fort bet
Beaubien and Brush.
Fairbairn Thos, builder, 272 Randolph.
Fairbairn Walter, mason, 272 Randolph.
Pairbairn Mr, Porter Road, bet Mich ave and
Grand River.
Fairbrother F E E, clerk, b Orville Willcox.
Fairbrother Geo W, salesman, r 76 Miami
avenue.
Fairbanks John D, with Hayden & Baldwin,
r 15 Winder.
Fairbank's Scale Depot, Farrand and Shelby.
FAIRCHILD NATHAN M, accountant, w
Crane & Wesson, r 98 Larned W.
Faldine Anthony, tailor, 22 Jay.
Falen Richard, lab, Larned E.
Fales Timothy, carp, Woodward ave, near
Riding Park.
Fales Daniel W, mason, Woodward ave, near
Riding Park.
Fales Geo IY, Woodmard ave, near Riding
Park.
Falkett, Garret, engineer steamboat Ruby.
Fall Mr, machinist, 51 litiopelle.
Fallahey Widow, wash, 113 Porter.
Fallard Joseph, carp, Riopelle, near Macomb.
Fallen Hugh, tavern keeper and distiller, 7
Jeff ave.
Falther &Irs P, warehouseman, 22 Clinton.
Falvy Timothy, lab, w Peter Falvy.
Falvy Peter, lab, Croghan, bet Beaubien and
Antoine.
Falvy Peter, lab, 62 Lafayette E.
Falvy Pat, expressman, b Byron & Dings.
Fal~y Daniel, dairyman, 324 Sixth.
Falvy P, r 313 Sixth.
Falvy D, lab, 53 Baker.
Falvy Pat, l~b, 311 Sixth.
Fancher Loran, boiler malcer, 117 Abbot.
Farrar John, librarian, Mechanic's Hall, 113
Griswold.
Farrar John, r 32 Elizabeth W, same address
at 68 Miami ave.
Fargo Charles, American Express Agent, office
106 Jeff ave, r 121 Congress IV.
Fargo Ransom F, clerk American Express
Co, 106 Jeff ave.
Farlin Chas D, Cass and Fort.
Farnan Michael, drover, 590 Mich ave W.
Farmer J If, dental surgeon, office and r 19
Monroe ave. Q
Farmer Silas, salesman, B Hall & Co.
Farmer S, sailor, 70 Labrosse.
Farnsworth Ebenezer, Boston shoe store, s
Woodward ave, near toll gate.
Farnswor th Elon, p: esident savings bank, r
426 Jeff ave.
Farnsworth, L L, Boston boot and shoe store
66 MTood\varcl ave, r 17 Madison ave.
Farnsworth J H, denial surg, 95 Jeff ave, P
228 Woodbridge E
Farnsworth Benjamin S, 239 Congress E.
Farnsworth Jonathan 13, attorney, b Garrison
House, office 73 Griswold.
Farran Francis, fireman, 47 Howard.
Farran Edward, tinsmith, 145 Wood'ard ave.
Farrell Mrs Catherint. H, 202 Second.
FARRELE & BROTHER, dry goods, 170
Jeff ave. See adrertisement, pn9e 101.
FARRELL J W, F & Bro, r 78 Farrar.
FARRELL T 13, F & BL'OS, r 202 Second.
Farrell James, Harness maker, w Hayden &
Baldwin, r Benton.
Farrel James, porter, Western Hotel.
Farrell Thos, lab, 48 Labrosse.
Farrell Henry, salesman, L M Bayless.
Farrell Patrick, clerk, r Philip Farrell.
Farrell S, 'news dealer, Mich Exchange.
Farrell John, lab, 48 Labrosse.
Farrell Hugh, moulder, 48 Labrosse.
Farrell James, lab, 48 Labrosse.
Farrell L, drayman, 71 Labrosse.
Farrell Philip, tailor, 36 Henry, shop 216
Woodward ave.
Farrell Wm, sawyer, 417 Thompson.
Farrell M, drover, 697 Mich ave W.
Farrell Mrs James, Seventh, near Fort.
Farrell S 43, clerk, Mich Exchange.
Farrell Michael, gas lamp lighter, 11 Plum.
Farrell R H, attorney, w Backus and Habaugh.
Farrell James, saddler, 312 Beaubien.
Farrell John, boiler maker, w McGregor.
Farrell Morris, lab, 356 Franklin.
Farren Michael, lab, 316 Fifth.
Farris William, clerk, 10 Centre.
Farschneider James, tailor, 140 Rivard.
FARRAND & S HELEY, who1 and retail
dealers in drugs, groceries, wines and
liquors for medical purposes, 80 Woodward
ave. See ndvertisettzelzt , page 67.
FARRAND JACOB S, F and Sheley, r 435
Wood~vard ave.
Farrand D 0, salesman, with Farrand and
Sheley.
Farrand Augustus, carp, w Monroe Shiere.
FARWELL JESSE H, funeral undertaker
and off in manufr, 181 Woodward ave, r
39 Rowland. See adgertisefizent, page 79.
Farwell Simeon, furniture manufr, 64 Locust.
bet Sigh and Seventh.
Farwell Geo A, w J W Tillman, r 18 Madison
ave.
Faser Sabastian, carp, 74 Adams ave E.
Fassinach Philip, lab, 55 Chestnut.
Fauber Nicholas, carp, 343 Orleans.

~aicett Henry, foreman shoe cutter, r 120
Adams ave E.
Faucett William, machinist, 73 Harriet.
Faucett hlrs, 201 Second.
Faulhuber Ida, dressmaker, 273 Jeif ave, up
Stairs.
Fauple John Henry, carp and carver, 306
Antoine.
Faughler M&, lab, 247 High,
Feaghan Widow William, 59 Franklin.
Feagles P J, brakeman, b R R Exchange.
Featherline Martin, cabinet maker, 131
Eivard.
Featherline Geo, wood carver, 135 Rivard.
Featherline Christian, cabinet maker 135
Rivard.
Fechheimer Morris C, 185 Jeff ave.
Fechheimer Herman, 185 Jeff ave.
Fechheimer J K, salesman, w A Lehman.
Fecht Eugene, justice of the peace, 62 Macomb,
office 7 Larned W.
Fecto John, bar-keeper, 279 Jeff ave.
Federlein Martin, cabinet maker, 131 Rivard.
Feely Jas H, watchmaker, w Sam1 Hittal.
Feely Daniel, lab, 97 Abbott.
Feely Jeremiah, boiler maker, 97 Abbot.
Feehily Martin, lab, 32 Woodbridge W.
Feehily Michael, engineer, 32 Woodbridge W
Feeny John, grocery, 122 Franklin..
Feeny Thos, lab, Trowbridge.
Feldherr Bernard, mason, 179 Mullet.
Feldman Englebert, shoemaker, 72 Croghan.
Fellers George, F B & Co, Mich Exchange,
moving to Canada.
Fellers Morgan S, clerk, w G J Fellers.
Fellers Cleo J, grocer, 66 Jeff ave, cor Cass. ,
Fellows David A, clerk, R R Exchange.
Feller Gustavus, carp, Trowbridge.
Felsted William, boot cutter, m Stephen
Smith, r Cramford and Marcy.
Ferdanew E, sawyer, r Atwater E.
Pena Chas, mason. 151 Maple.
Fenner David, Mason, 151 Laf E.
Feltman Henry, turner, Gratiot above St
Bubin.
Feltman Antlllony, cor North znd Dequindre.
Felt J Q, R R contractor, 100 Farmer, moving
to 94 Rivard.
Felt John FV, macl~inist, 169 Frnnklin.
Felter Ebenezer, 215 Columbia E.
Feltis P, r 413 G River.
Peltman Matilda, 189 i\ilullet.
Fennetta N'illianl, plasterer, 67 Columbia W.
PENTON JAS, accountant, r 34 Macomb,
Fenter T, r 544 TVoodb W.
Ferg~zs Rob't, b Garrison Rouse.
Ferguson Joseph, shoema.ker, 90 Porter.
Ferguson John M W. miller w Safford & Delano.
Ferguson C, b Franklin House.
Ferguson F, mason, 38 Columbia W.
Ferguson A, r 12 John R.
Ferguson Joseph, physician, colored, 173
Cong E,
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Ferguson Samuel, plumber, 185 Lamed E,
Ferguson E, train dispatcher M C R B, 164
Griswold.
Perguson Charles, porter, Bagg's Hotel.
Ferguson Rob't, lab, 563 River.
Ferguson L, physician, 173 Cong E.
Ferl P 8, grocer, 349 Mich ave W.
Ferner & Kraushaar, mer clothiers, $4
Woodw ave.
Ferrot Francis, machinist, 368 Franklin.
Fero I?, huckster, Seventli and Chas.
Ferper, Hermon, brewer, b Chas Nartung.
Ferrill Henry, carp, 38 Locust.
Ferrin Samuel, engineer, 51 Riopelle.
Ferrin Isaac, engineer, 196 Cong. W.
Ferry, D M, 31 T Gardiner & Go, 166 Wood-
ward ave.
Fertin Henry. sailor, 157 Fort E.
Ferny -, cigar maker, b 43 Mich ave E,
Fewins William, wigmaker and per, 120
Woodw ave, Russell House, r 105 Adam
ave E.
Ferris Warren, trav E Doyle & Co, b Mercb
Exchange.
Ferris Hester, sewing, 58 Harriet.
Festler John, grocer, 223 Columbia E.
Fetterly Hannah, wid of Chas, 28 Beacon.
Fey John & Bro, plank road saloon, Mich
ave W.
Fey Conrad, plank road sal, Mich ave W.
Field Henry G, med student with Doctor
Drake.
Field Geo L, dental surgeon, office 164 Je@
a*qave, r Plumb. .
Fleld Rev George, pastor New Church, Ma-
comb ave, r 128 Plumb.
Field Fred'k, w Rev Geo Field.
Field Moses Wlgroc at wholesale, 13 Wood-
ave, r 387 Jeff ave.
Fields ' Udolphia, b h, moving to Jeff ave
near Cass.
Fielding James F, carp, b 103 Lamed W.
Fielding James F, painter, 70 Lewis.
Figg R W, tobacconist, 81 Seventh, moving
to 203 Larned E.
Fina Chas, lab, 286 Nacomb.
Finan James, lab, 158 Second.
Finch William, printer, b ik1ichiigan Exch,
Finch Rob't, paicter, 109 Elizabeth E.
Finehart Isaac, mason, 73 Franklin,
Finehart & Fox, chandlers, 23 Antoine.
Finehart Joseph, machinist, $3 Franklin, . '
Fink J, tobacconist, adjoining EL R depot,
Atwater E.
Fink Leopold, pedlar, 145 Antoine, same ad-
dress at 70 Fort E.
Fink Ludwig, tailor, Waterloo.
Fink @has, cigars and fancy goods, 182
Gratiot.
Finn John, hair dresser, shop 68 Griawold, r
231 Park N.
Finn William, cooper, w Geo Johnson,
Finn Xlrs Jeremiah T, r 64 Eighth,

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Binn Thoms, Lake Superior saloon, 125
Woodb W.
pinn John, stone cutter, 30 Miami ave.
Pinnegan Lawrence, moulder, 225 Seventh,
Finnegan John, w Laurence Finnegan,
Finnegan Arthur, jun, carp, 101 Atwater E,
Einney's Hotel, cor Woodw ace and State.
Filio John, lab, 299 Franklin.
Einleater W, plasterer, 225 Third.
Finley James, lab, 199 Atwater E.
Pinnacane Mrs Catherine. Beech csr Fifth.
Finnaey Theo, colored, waiter, 153 Laf E.
Finney Seymour, '77 Wash ave.
Finney Jared W, 77 Wash ave.
Finnot J, music saloon, 182 Mullet.
Briber Eli, pump maker 317 Laf. E.
Zirby Thomas, 64 Russell;
Pirdl John, saw filer, Hastings and Division.
PIREMEN'S JOURNAL, G W Pattison, ed
and pro, office cor Woodward ave and Fort.
Piremen's Library, Firemen's Hall, cor Jeff
ave and Randolph.
Piremen's Hall, cor Jeff ave and Randolph.
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 1.
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 2.
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 3,
* Larned.
Pire Engine Company the Lafayette Steam-
er, Engine Mouse No. 4, Wayne bet Cong
and Larned.
&ire Engine Company's Engine House No 5,
Pire Fngine Company's Engine House No 6,
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 7,
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 8,
Third near Lafayette.
Pire Engine Company's Engine Rouse No 9,
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 10.
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 11.
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 12.
Fire Steam Engine Co Lafayette No 1, lo-
cated Wqne near Earned.
Pire Steam Engine Co Neptune No 2, Larn-
ed and Antoine.
Firnane Michael, lab, near cor Fourth and
Vine.
E'irnane William, lab, w MicElael Firnane.
Finnegan Arthur, groc, 46 Larned E. Same
address 101 Atwater E.
First Lawrence, tailor, James near Orleans.
Pirsh John, warehouseman, - with Walter
Bsurke, r Cherry near Dequindre.
Pirth J B, machinist;, 60 Thompson.
Fisbee Richard, sailor, 174 High.
Fisbeollrs S, thread and needles, 333 Wood-
ward ave.
Pischer C, shoe dealer, 333 Woodw ave.
Fischer P & W, watchmaker and jewellers,
Jeff ave.
Fischer Peter, r 547 Jeff aye.
Fischer William, r 549 Jeff ave.
Fischer Isaac Henry, tailor, 147 Antoine.
Fish William S, r 9 Winder. .
Fish Wm S, jun, r 9 Winder.
Fish A A, flour and feed, store 169 Grat8iot,
r 97 Adams ave E.
Fish Elijah, market trader, 101 dtw E.
Fishback Philip, grocer, 184 Russell.
Fishbaclr Gerhard Mrs S, groc, 35 Mich
ave E.
Fishback Nicholas, goc, 36 Mich ave IE.
Fishburn Thomas T, acct w Wm Peek,
Fisher Hannah, dressmaker, 115 Cass.
Fisher TVilliam, mason, 44 Lafayette E.
Fisher Henry W: r cor Elizabeth and Clif.
ford, Nc 72.
Fisher John, r cor Elizabeth and Clifford,
No 72.
Fisher F P, machinist, 75 Labrosse, same
address, 8 Palmer.
Fisher Sarah Maria, millinery, 75 Monroe
ave:
Fisher Henry, finisher, 8 Palmer.
Fisher Galen &I, banker, 54 G~ismold, r 63'7
Woodw ave.
Fisher John, toy store, 85 Jeff ave.
Fisher Charles, boot and shoe store, 336
Woodw ave.
Fisher Mrs, fancy store, 206 Woodw ave.
Fisher Joseph, address not found.
Fisher J, mason, 17 John R.
Fisher Mrs Sarah, variety store, Woodw
ave near G River.
Fisher J P, bonnet cleaner, 93 Macomb.
Fisher John, sailor, 174 Thompson.
Fisher John, pedler, Hovard, alley near
Seventh.
Fisher James, carp, 51 Wash ave.
Fisher Benjamin, builder, 270 Brush,
Fisher William, mason, 270 Beaubien.
Fisher 1\.1 M, builder, 41 Miami.
Fisher A 61, builder, 49 Miami ave.
Fischer Anthony, lab, 26 Maple.
Fischer Henrich, 311 Clinton.
Fisclier Christopher, address not found.
Fischer Charles, shoemaker, 335 Woodward
ave.
Fisher C T W, carpenter, r Congress, 10th
Ward.
Fischer Charles, lab, 230 Maple.
E'isher E & A, builders, office How'd House,
Grismold.
Fisher & Parsons, bankers, 54 Griswold.
Fisher Mrs Maria: dressmaker, 56 Shelby.
Fisher, Elam, (E & A F) r Woodw ave, near
toll gate.
Fisher ,&1rs, widow, r Lafayette TT.
Fisher Jeremiah, mason, Elizabeth and
Beaubien.
Fisher James F, shoemaker, 295 Bandolph.
Fiske John P, accountant, R W King.
Fiske, D W, lumb merchant, 3 Winder.
' Fitch Rev A My Indian agent, office Odd
Fellows Hall. ?Voodw ave, r 107 First.
Fitch Edward D, merchant tailor, 114 Jeff
ave .
Fitch Geo, barkeeper, Rotunda saloon.

Fitch Wm M, r Rev A M Fitch.
Fitzsimo~ls Patrick, acct, r 120 Larned E.
Fitzsimoas James, teamster, b 201 Atw E.
Fitzsimons C & Co, groc and produce, 9
Woodw at-e.
Fitzsimons Charles, groc and pro mer; 151
Woodb W.
Fitzsimons Thomas, sailor, 131 Fifth.
Fitzdom J, carp, Seventh, cor Irving.
Fitzgibbons Michael, carp: 332 Fort E.
Fitzgibbon Patrick, blacksmith, 332 Fort E.
FITZGIBBON THOS C, U S mail agent,
r 31 Abbot near First.
Fitzgibbon -, tailor, 18 Porter.
Fitzgibbon Miles, tailor, shop 67 G Riv.
Fitzgibbon Patrick, pedler, 10 Antoine.
Fitzgerald Patrick, boiler maker, 83 Porter.
Fitzgerald Miss Annie, milliner, 46 Abbot.
Fitzgerald Patrick, teamster w Tbos Burst,
PitzMorris Nicholas C, finisher, 262 Laf E,
same address 331 Woodw ave.
Fitzmorris Mrs, milliner, 331 Woodw ave.
Fitzmorris James, pattern drawer, 116 First.
Fitz Patrick Michael, grocery, 101 Atw E.
Fitz Patrick Cornelius, shoemaker, Monroe
ave .
Fitz Patrick John, lab, 265 Mich ave W.
Fitz Gerald John, lab, b Thos Barry.
Fitz Gerald Patrick, 94 Porter.
Fitz Gerald Richard, machinist, 94 Porter.
Fitzgerald &I, moulder, 162 Seventh.
Fitzgerald 31, lab, lab, 203 Sixth.
Fitzgerald William, lab, 207 Seventh,
Fitzgerald Thomas, blacksmith, 281 Cong E.
Fitzgerald William, lab, cor Fifth and Pine.
Pitsgerald Willia.m, National ave near Elm.
Fitz Patrick Thomas, r 78 Elizabeth W.
Fitzhugh Mark, crockery agent, 19 Sibley,
moving to country.
Fitzgerald M, stone mason, 548 Michigan
ave W.
Fitzgerald J W, Gt Riv near Thompson.
Fitz Patrick, James, market pedler, Rlich
ave and Lafontaine.
Fitzpataiclr T, lab, cor Labrosse and Sev.
Fitzgerald E, labb, 222 Howard.
Fitzgerald Bars Mike, 110 Seventh.
Fitz Patrick Mary, washtvoman, 78 Adams
ave IT,
Fitzpatricb Dennis, shoemaker, 182 Mich
ave W.
Fitzpatrick Edward, lab, 284 Franklin.
Flack Adeline H, wid of Sam'l, 10 Eomland.
Flack Cleo, lab, 94 Marion.
Flaesance Thomas, shoemaker, 35 Napoleon.
Flag Eph, colored, sailor, 62 Clinton.
Flaherty John, lab, Seventh, near Locust.
Flah Chas, cab maker, 313 Laf E.
FLANIGAN' MARK, Sheriff Wayne county,
Sheriff's office Oriswold near Cong, r 12
High, O
Flanigan Elizabeth, w Mrs Macadam.
Flanagan Murty, lab, 43 Franklin.
Flamgan John S, baggage master, 3 Brush.
Flanigan M, butcher, stalls 4 and 6 city hall,
and 81 Cong E, r 12 High,
Flanagan William. butcher, 39 Duffield.
Flanagan Michael, lab, 41 Montcalm.
Flanagan Alice, 220 Brush.
Flanagan Michael, lab, 219 Fifth.
Flanagan Patrick, 219 Fifth.
Planagan John, lab, Bronson cor Hastings.
Flanagan John, carp, b Baltimore Hotel.
Flanagan Wm & Co, butchers, city hall
inarket.
Flannery John, blacksmitl~ w Rob't Fox.
Flattery & Bro, fur manuf and undertakers,
26 Woodm ave, factory 12 Antoine, near
Franklin.
Flattery Neal, F & Bros, r 94 Larned E.
Plattery Dennis, F & Bros, 15 Antoine.
Flattery John, F & Bros, 15 Antoine.
Flattery John, lab, Seventh near Labrosse.
Flattery James, F. & B., 199 Larned E.
Flattery Wm, F & Bros. 254 Congress E. ,
Flattery William J, cabinet maker w Henry
Weber.
Fleaal Peter, blacksmith, Wilkins near Ant.
Fleishman, Samuel, drover, 119 Larned E.
Fleischman Charles, drover, 238 Cong E.
Fleischman Martin, hodman, 161 High.
Fleet, Jacob, candy maker, Alnllet near Du-
bois.
Fleming Duncan, lather, Antojne near Eliz.
Fleming Michael 'lab, 126 Wayne.
Fleming Hugh, w Rob't Fleming.
Fleming Bobert, tav keeper, 81 Jeff ave.
Fleming C, lab, 359 Seventh.
Fleming W, engineer, 83 Baker.
Fleming Andrew, lab, Walker.
Fleming Mrs, widow, Walker.
Fleming James L, harness maker m Ha;vden
& Baldwin, r 93 John R.
Fleming David, patent leather dresser, 13
Labrosse.
Flescher Peter, saloon and intelligence of-
fice, 140 Fort E.
Fleshrner G, lab, 95 Labrosse.
Fleshman Elijah, hostler City Hotel.
Fletcher William, acct, r 19 Sibley.
Fletcher William, jun, acct w T J Noyes, r
92 Second.
Fletcher William, liquors agent, r 269 Jeff
ave.
Fletcher T, watchman, G Rir, bet Sixth
and Seventh.
Fletcher T, near cor Fourth and Vine.
Fletcher Geo, ~varehouseman, National ave
bet Ash and Elm.
Fletcher James, n~edical student m Dr Bar-
ret.
Fletcher J 1, carp, Crawford and Cf River.
Flint Edgar W, embroider and stamper, 255
Jeff. ave.
Floerer Mrs Lucy, dressmaker,42 Russell.
Flora Frances, painter, Fort 10th Ward.

Flood ,'oan, tailor and saloon keeper,m90
Gong E.
Flood Peter J,, r '150 Laf W, moving to
Third near Jones.
Flood Mrs Catharine, 101 Beaubien.
Flood James, tinsmith, 101 Bea~tbien.
Floyd Mrs Sarah, 204 Bbbott.
Floraday Francis C, stonecutter, 28 Csogh.
Flower William, w F & Bros.
Flower & Brothers, machinists, cor Brush
" and Woodb.
Flower James, F & Bros, b Mrs Chambor-
lain.
Flower Geo, F & Bros, b Mrs Chamberlain.
Flower Thomas, F & Bros, b Mrs Chamber-
lain.
Flower Isaac, Shelby No 50.
Flower Theron A, w J Hendricbs & Co, r 47
High.
Flower, widow of J, dressmaker, 237 Gong.
-c..
J!i.
Fogel Bernard, lab, 119 Clinton.
Fogal Jacob, fut dealer, 14 Monroe.
Fogal Christopher, lab, 33 Silver.
Foght Peter, tailor, 191 Macomb.
Foght Jacob, lab, Clinton, 10th ward.
Poght John, lab, Whitney.
Foisie Augustus, drayman, 228 Catherine.
Foisie Joseph, groom, 228 Catherine.
Foley Daniel, lab, 77 Woodb W.
I
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Ford & Elfes, fancy dyers, 64 Randolph,
Foreman Peter, tanner, 1 Marion.
Foreman, colored, saddler, Whiting.
Fortier Thomas, lab, 150 Franklin.
Fortin -, carp, 56 Pine.
Fonto Wm, carp, Larned E.
Forbis James, shoemaker, C C Tyler & Co, r
308 Croghan.
Forlong John, lab, 342 Franklin.
Fornier Antoine, painter, 8 Clinton.
Forrest James 0, clerk, 48 Madison ave.
Forster Joseph, scissors grind, 16 Waterloo.
Forster J T, shoemaker, 45 High.
Forster Geo, carp, 51 High.
FORSYTH & GO, wholesale and ret dealers
in fancy and millinery goods, 62 Woodw
ave. See adacrtisernelzt page 105.
Forsyth James, P & Co, r 7 Spencer.
Forsyth Geo M, F & Co, r 55 Shelby.
Forsyth midow, 121 Brush.
Forsyth Pat, pressman Advertiser office, r
121. Brush. Same address 60 Columbia W.
Forsyth E H, builder, 231 Fort W. Same
address at 108 Farmer.
Forsyth James, lab,. Sixth and Charles.
Foreviller Martin, tanner, 170 High.
Forster Edward, cabinet maker, Marion.
Fosdick Horace, painter, 83 Congress E.
Fort Gratiot Blills, 176 Gratiot.
Foley Margaret, saloon, 83 Woodb W.
Fosler Mrs, dressmaker, 118 Woodbridge E.
Foley - - Catherine, mid of Jeremiah, 43 Row-
Same address 133 Croghan.
land.
Fosse Francis, lab, r 285 Franklin.
FOLGER ANDREW J, agent Wyandotte
Foss Fred, la6,188 Franklin.
Rolling mill store, 96 -Woodw ave, r 221
Foster John H, engineer, How cor Second.
Laf W.
Foster .W H, printer, 55 Mich ave E.
Polsom Simon, wool mer, office 90 Woodw
Foster Thoms. teamster, Marquette.
ave, r cor Wash ave and State.
Foster Denis W, painter,'shop 60 Randolph,
Folsom Frank, w S Folsom.
r bet Porter aud Abbott and Fourth and
Ponderbrauber Wm, carp, E end Catherine.
Fifbh.
Fonderheider Augustus. T-v Joseph Weber.
Foster Samuel, baggage master, 3 Brush.
Fonclerheider Christian, groc, 202 Beaubien.
Foster Edward D, w Geo E Curtis, b Mrs
Fonderheider Henry, shoemaker, 232 Fort E . Chamberlain.
Fondeaheid EIenry, saloon, 133 Gratiot.
Foster Andrew, shoemaker, C C Tyler &
Fontand Joseph, lab, 2 Antoine.
Co, r 67 Porter.
.
Fontain Adolph, wagon maker. 196 First.
Foster Jacob, lab, 287 Laf E.
Fonbiller Jacob, tailor, 118 Clinton.
Foster Mrs Susan, dressmaker, 161 Larned
POOTE GEO H, Moore, Foote & Co, Alder-
East.
man, r 155 Port JV.
, Foster Iienry Williain, painter, junction of
Foote D, jun, L W Tinker & Co, 106 Woodm
Cass and G Eiv.
ave.
Foster Arthur, salesman w Wrn Perkins, r
Foote, The Rev C C, movcd to 80 Colurn W.
9 Jones.
Foran Martin, carp, 119 Larned W.
Foster Henry, painter, 22'7 Beaubien.
Ford Thomas S, acct E R Matthews.
Foster Miss 3 A, teacher, &I ianli ave school,
Ford James A, 64 Randolph.
Foster R J, groc and prov store, 13 Rand.
Ford Wm, painter, b Thomas Finn.
Foughler Henry, tailor, Thompson.
FORD JOEIN, nurseryman, Mich ave near
Foughler Michael, rag pedler, Thompson.
& Lasalle. (Ald. 9th Ward) See aduertiseme~zt,
Fountain Mrs Da.vid, 262 Catherine.
Ford James, w John Ford. See advertisemelzt.
Fountain David, horse dealer, Antoine.
Ford John 11, w John N Forcl.
Fountain D, real estate agent, Campan,
Ford John N. 481 Jeff ave.
Springwells.
Ford & Philbrick, steam forge near Marine
Fountain Lewis, drayman, 162 High.
Hospit ai .
Fountain Francis, blacksmith, 162 High.
Fournia Moses, boat captain, r 293 Franklin.
'

Fournier Abraham: carp, 140 Rivard.
Fouser John, organ builder, 250 Rivard.
Fouser Martin, butcher, moved to 253
Hastings.
Fow Michael, carp, 100 Franklin.
Fo~vcatt William, moulder, 364 St Aubin.
Fowle Wnl B, clerk Auditor's office M C R
R office, foot Third.
Fowler Henry, paper box and match manuf,
25 Jeff' ave, r 371 Seventh.
Fotvler Geo, stone yard, Laf E, bet Brush
and Beaubien, r 44 blontcalm. '
Bowler & Esselstyn, shipping and com mer,
office foot Woodw ave.
Fowler Harry, student, 371 Seventh.
Fowler John, lumb mer, 25 Monroe ave.
Fowler Henry, jun, 25 Jeff ave and 371
Seventh.
Fowler Frederic, 26 Jeff ave and 371 Sev.
Fowser Wm,rsalesman w John Esser.
Pox William H, engineer, 47 Howard.
Fox Robert, horse shoer, 15 Congress E, r
229 Brush.
Fox David, Kibbee, Fox & Co, lumber rner,
r Woodbridge W.
Fox Bertram, salesman, 298 Brush.
Pox Thomas B, salesman, w Farrell & Bro,
b 298 Brush.
Fox Staats, Finehart & Fox, 23 Antoine. r
St Aubin ave.
Fox Joseph, farmer, 125 Laf E.
Fox John, lab, 66 Elizabetll W.
Fox William S, lab, Lassalle near Linden.
Fox Thomas, carp, Trowbridge near Fort.
80s M EI, watchman, Lafayette W near rail
track.
Frank Andre, basket maker, Wat.erloo.
Frank blichael, bricklayer, Waterloo.
Frank Augustus, carp, hIary.
Frankel, Isidore, rectifier, 40 Woodm ave.
Franker Pa~zl, shoemaker w H & J Ilendel.
Frankiner John, shoeinaker, I64 High.
Franklin Richard, butcher, 255 High.
Franlrlin Caroline, 181 Mich ave W.
Franklin John, shoemaker, Johnson & Barns,
164 High.
Franz Joseph, melter, 125 Clinton.
Frantz John B, finisher, 155 Abbott.
Fraser, Ales J, law office, Butler's Bank,
Griswold, r Jeff ave E end.
FRASER ALEX D, atty, law office 66 Griswold,
r 326 Jeff ave.
Fraser John, captain steamer Illinois, 107
Howard.
Frazard Joseph, butcher, 286 Franklin.
Frazer Francis, sailor; 146 Franklin.
Brazer James, sailor, 146 Franklin.
Frazer Thomas, ticket agent M C R R, r
144 Laf W.
Frazer, J H, mill&, 137 Columbia E and
Clayton Mills, near R R.
Frazy Augustus, lab, 48 Waterloo.
Fread Hermon, lab, 212 High.
Frede Fred, drayman, 26 Maple.
Fredeberger Mas, pedler, 95 Laf E.
Fredeberger Philip, pedler, 97 Laf E.
Frederline Christian, cabinet maker w Flattery
& Bros.
Freciericks Charles, glass stainer, Orleans.
Fredericks Thomas, cooper, Mary.
Frega Fred, gardener rv Doctor Brurnnae.
Free Press Printing office, Griswold cor
Fox David, millwright, r Woodb W,
Fox David, student, r Rob7t Fox.
Fox Thos, carp, Fort ner Lafontaim ave.
FOX John, carp, r Thomas Fox.
FOX Afichael, watchmarl, Harrison ave.
Fox Colin, tel oper, 208 Cong, cor Fifth,
moving to 300 Randolph.
Fox John, carp, 175 Mullett.
FOX, Thornton, col, lab, 231 Macomb.
FOX Alexander D 11, col barber, 231 Maconlb.
Fox Geo, teamster, 34 Marion.
Foxen Wm, agent for Gen Cass, r Fort and
Cass.
Foxen J, clerk, r $4 Labrosse.
Fay Philip, lab, 523 ll\iIich ave W.
Fay B, drayman, 523 Mich aue W.
Foycluet J, lab, Sixth near Irving.
Francha John, butcher shop, cor Fort and
Hastings.
Fracher Christopher, caulker, 413 Larned E.
Francis James, 219 Fort W.
Franconi Francis, ship carp, 25 Waterloo.
Frankashar A, sailor, 180 Macoinb.
Frank Louis, tobacconist, Riopelle near Macomb.
prank Louis, tanner, 236 Rivard.
Frank Charles, tobacconist, 173 Catherine.
Woodb.
FREEDMAN & BROTHERS, dry goods and
millinery, 82 and 84 Woodw ave. See adve~tisement
page 82.
Freedman Simeon. F & Bro, r 32 Cong E.
Freedman Hermon, I? & Bro, r Cong E.
Freeman Boliver, b h, 197 Atw E.
Freeman David M, r Bolliver Freeman.
Ereeman Lawrence, news dealer, 249, same
address 255 Jeff ave.
Freeinan Bolliver, Star saloon, 197 Atw E.
Freeman Geo L, printer, 152 Lafayette W.
Freemail Hiram S, trader, 81 Cong.
Freeman Lawrence S, news depot, Jeff avo,
r 167 Larned E.
Freeman Seth, carp, 11 Macomb ave.
Freeman Seth jnn, watchn~an, 11 Macomb
ave.
Freeman, Joel, fireman, 11 Macomb ave.
Freeinan H S, b 14 Lewis.
Freeman Fred, saloon, 1'76 Mullet.
Freeman Albert, saloon, R B Hotel,
Freeman H S, founder, &c, Mich ave and
Cass, r 188 Mich ave W.
FRENCH JOSEPH, Barns, French & Way,
s 109 Abbot.
b

French John, firemzn, 55 Lafayetta E.
French George, col, sailor, 303 Bfacomb.
French Norman, sawyer, 481 River.
French James, paver,. r 39 Park Place.
French William M, tailor, 288 Franklin.
French Louis, ragman, Napoleon.
French John, lab, Whitney near Antoine.
French Oliver, mason, Division near Hast-
ings.
French Sarah, Seventh and Oak.
French Mrs, vest maker, Waverly lock,
Jeff ave.
Frenchburg Leonard, tailor, 161 Macomb.
Frenchey John, shoemaker, 153 Fort E.
Fredericks Thomas, cooper, Mary.
Fress Jobn, sash and blind, 262 Clinton.
Freud Marcus, dry goods, 110 Rivard.
Freyer Simon, drayman.
Prey Julius T, bookbinder, 123 Orleans.
Frey Charles D, cabinet maker, 186 Cong E.
Frey Joseph, shoemaker w Johnson dt
Barns, 186 Macomb.
Frey -, bookbinder, 94 Russell.
Frey Gotlieb, tinsmith, w Charles Busch, r
60 Fort E.
Friberger Fred'k: salooh, Jeff ave E end.
Friday IIenry, butcher, 116 Clinton.
Friend Ernest, lab, 103 Napoleon.
Friedlander Aaron, pedler, 143 Antoine.
Friedlieb Cal, woodsawyer, 108 Macomb.
Friedsam Joseph, saloon, 72 Atwater E.
Fries Daniel, shoemaker, 25 Eighth.
Frisbee Mrs, milliner, 331 Wooclw ave.
Friesner Isaiah, Musliner & Friesner, r 139
Croghan.
Frisbie Richard, sailor, 174 High.
Frisbie C M, engineer, Eafontaine near R R
track.
FRISBIE J W Jun, dry goods jobber and
dealer, 167 Jeff ave. r 74 Farrar. See ad-
vertisement page 72.
Frisbie Joseph M, salesman m J. H. Kenyon,
r 49 Wayne.
Fritz Jacob, lab, Bee near Fort.
Fritz Chas, butcher, 311 Croghan.
Fritz Joseph, 311 Croghan.
Froman, col, saddler, 224 Lafayette E.
Fronrod Stephen, blacksmith, 396 Gratiot.
Frost Milton, F, Lane & Co, r 303 Jeff ave.
FROST, LANE & Co, manufs and dealers in
furniture, 194 Jeff ave, cor Bates. See nd-
vertisement page 76
FROST GEO S, agent S St RI Canal Land
office, '79 Grisw, r 137 Port W. See advp 99.
FROST & LINDSAY, general insurance
agents, 70 Qriswold. See aclv pnge
Frost Mahlon S, F & Lindsay, r Adelaide
near Woodw ave.
Frost & Armstrong, groc, 311 Woodw ave.
Frost Weston, b M S Frost.
@RUM VILLER ANTHONY, tin and copper
smith, cor Jeff ave and Riopelle. 8ce
dvertisemefit page 70.
Frunlviller Louis, copper smith, 176 Beaubien.
Fry Joseph, shoemaker, 16 Meclianic.
Fry John, clk, 87 Macomb.
Fryer Peter, teamster, 25 Sproat.
Fudey John, groom, 7 Romland.
Fudy A J, horse trainer, 207 Randolph.
Fudy Phebe, r 125 Mich. ave W.
Fulkar -, brewer, 2 Maple.
Fulda Conrad, r 200 First.
Fulda Fred, pound-keeper West Dist, Lewis
and Mich ave, r Q Riv.
Fuller Isaac, 121 Cass.
Fuller Krs, embroiderer, 221 Third. t
Fuller Mrs Isaac, embroiderer, 121 Oass.
Fuller John, 48 Park.
Fuller -, salesman Ran Gardner, r I14
Adams avenue E,
Fuller S L, Pease & Fuller, r L 0 F~zller, 248
Cong E.
Fuller Lucius 0, acct, r 248 Cong E.
Puller Gee F, acct, G W IIudson r 278
Fort W.
Fuller Henry, loco engineer, 316 Franklin.
FULLER S A & Go, hats, caps and furs,
182 Jeff ave, r 199 John R, 8ee advertisemernt
page 88,
Fuller Wm, tailor, 13 Mechanic.
Fulton Andrew, groom with N Prouty.
Fulton Andrew, carp, 77 CI Riv.
Funke Pnglebat, pedler, Julian.
Funke Theodore, overseer highways. 28
Beacon.
Funke Joseph, saloon, 113 Maconib.
Funke Frederick, billiard saloon, 64 Macomb.
Funke William, saloon, R~zssell and Clinton,
Funke Anthony, Bagg's Hotel.
Funke William, 64 Macomb,
Fzznke Fred'k, jun, 64 Macomb.
Funke Christian, cabinet maker, 12 Beacon.
Funke Joseph, teamster, 37 Lawrence.
Funke John W, groc and sal, Russell and
Clinton.
Funeale Samuel, salesman, D T Barrett.
Funeale Anthony, cigar maker, r Clinton.
Furguson F, mason, 38 Columbia JV
Furguson A, r 12 John R.
Furkley Jacob, lab, 151 Clinton.
Furlong Wm, saloon, 145 Larnecl TV.
Furness James Henry, clk, 60 Second.
Furnier Anthony, cigar maker. 132 Fort E.
Furst John, warehouseman, m TV Bourke, r
Cherry, 10th Ward.
Fury Miss M, teacher 9th Ward School, Lafontaine
ave.
Fury Mary Eliza, teacher m Jas Fury.
Fury Anclrew, lab, Lafontaine near Mich ave
Fury James, car repairer, 133 Abbot.
Fury John w James Fury.
Fury John, pedler, r 82 Seventh.
Fussy Timothy, rnalster, 75 Beaubien.
Fuss Sophia, 234 Antoine.

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Futvoye Chas F, address not found,
Gallagher Edward, tailor, 95 Larned E.
Fyfe Richard H, w C C Tyler & Co., b Mrs Gallagher Dominic, farmer, enquire 14 At-
Alvord.
water E.
Galligan Thomas, painter, r 92 Larned W.
Gallivan Barthole~new, lab, 24 Mich ave.
Gallivan Michael, lab, alley rear 9 Franklin,
Galmy Wm, moving to cor Sixth and Orch,
a
Gallomay John, painter, b Mrs Ann Barry,
(Names in Cap Letters charged $1.00. Galloway Samuel, porter, Russell House.
gdvertisers in the Directory not oharg- Galvan Jerry, lab, Crawford, near Maria.
ad, and their names are invariably Galvin D, lab, 218 Lafayette W.
printed in display letters, when their Gaines T S, clerk, 51 George.
cards are received in time.]
Gandley Mrs John R, 71 George.
Ganier Samuel, mason 333 Franklin.
Gabel Larnt, tin smith, W John Crimmins. Ganier Martin, carp, 247 Franklin.
Gab Conrad, lab, 73 Jay.
Ganier Nazareth, caulker, 247 Franklin.
abler Laurence, saddler and bar maker, Ganier Emery, caulker, 247 Franklin.
422 Gratiot.
Ganier Joseph, sailor, 275 Franklin.
~adwa Peter, dep sheriff, 188 Franklin, Ganley John, porter, w Elijah Smith.
address at 202 Franklin, and again at 222 Ganley John Robt, accou~ltant, E Smith.
Franklin. 5
Ganson J & Co, flour, feed, &c, 180 Wood-
Gadway 4 C, saloon, 3 Monroe ave.
ward ave.
Gafel -, shoemaker, 25 Fort E.
Ganson Josepb, r 37 High.
Gafiney Owen, waiter, Russell House. Ganson C N, banker, 65 Woodward ave, r 31
Gage John, accountant, M S & N I B Road, pdadison ave,
r 393 Larned E.
Goal, the connty of Wayne, cor Beaublen
Gage Russell, weighmaster western district, and Clinton.
r 55 Elizabeth W.
GARDNER &I T & CO, seed store, 166 wood-
Gage Wm-B, clothier, 56 Shelby.
ward ave, see advertisement.
Gage Jerome, salesman, r 113 Shelby, same GARDNER RANSOM, importer and jobber
address, 2 Lewis.
dry goods, 88 Woodward ave, r 144 Fort
Gage Cleo, lab, b 130 Larned W.
W, see advertiseme~zt.
Gagel Peter, saloon, 25 Fort E.
Gardner Geo F, imp and dl in liq and cigars,
Gagel John, fancy turner, 25 Fort E.
143 Jeff ave, maping.
Gagnier Janvier, farmer, ofice at James Gardner William, shoemaker, w C Hinman,
Goffinet's.
Gardner Mary, wid of James, 373 Cong E.
Gagnier John B, tailor, St. Aubin.
Gardner M T, M T Gardner & Co, r 40 Ca-
Gagnier Martin. sailor, 260 Franklin.
lumbia E.
flagnier Isaiah, 12 Pine, moving from city. Gargarb Fred, tailor, 349 Lafayette E.
Gagnier Mr, steward, May Queen.
Garlock Anthony, Croghan.
@ban 3h-s Laura A, dressm~ker, 104Porter Garfield Ellery J, accountant, F Raymond &
Gail Benjamin H. farmer, 232 Cilinton. Co, r 138 Laf W.
Gailey John, b 141 Woodbridge W.
Gargrave John, w Wm Grist.
Gailey Mrs, washwoman, 110 Frliaabetb E. Garret Eliza, tavern, 219 Grand River,
Gaines John, freight clerk, 58 George, mov- Garrett ,-, tanner, b 42 ~~~t E,
ing to 393 Earned E.
Gariet Rose, sewing, 78 Franklin, moving.
Gaines T S, ~alesman, Nal1, Duncklee & CO, Garlink Chas, tanner, 413 Fort w,.
r 55 George.
Garrigan James, brass finisher, b 208 Con-
Qainey John, 108 Porter.
gress E.
Gaist Adam, cabinet maker, 309 Antoine. Garrett 11 C, carp, 108 Lafontaine ave.
Gais John, tailor, 335 Mullett.
Garrison & Gilman, pros Garrison House, tor
Gale IYm, tavern, 166 MToodbriclge IV.
Jeff ave and Cass.
Gall David, lab, 325 Franklin.
Garrison & Diekinson, wli grocer, 116 Jeff
Gallaher Patrick, rope nianufr., 40 Grand aye,
River.
GarrisonJohn J, G & D, r Garrison House.
Gallaher Mrs, 27 Urancl River.
Garrison Chas Bf, w J J Garrison,
Gallaher Thomas, painter, w Concklin & Ed- Garrison House, tor *Jeff ave alld Cass,
son, s ally off Beech, bet Ffth and Sixth. Garcly John, balm-, 248 Franklin.
Gallagher James, lab, Trine, cor Crawford. Garllancl Wnz, dl-ayinan, $9 Porter.
Gallagher Thos, mh grocer and rectifier, I4 (tarland Jlichael, millwright, b David Dick-
Atwater 3, r 27 State.
son.
Gallagher &Illichael, accountant, m Thos Gal- Garland &liehael, carp, 34 Locust.
lagher.
Garland Geo, tel oper, b 74 Howard:

Garlick Chas, tanner, 133 Trowbridge.
Garlick Chas, tanner, 413 Fort \V.
aarry Peter. saloon keeper, b h, 33 Crogh-han.
Oarside Benjamin, cooper, 124 Abbot.
Gasmann Jos Geo, tailor, 183 Fort E.
Gasmann Rlarsh, musician, 18 Fort E.
Gassmann Michael, pedler, 99 Chesnt.
GASCOIGNE &I H, car and wagon shop, 11
State, see ~~~~~~tisefizent, paye 100.
Gassetty Frimk, lab, Jeff avo east end.
Gassar George, carp, 128 Catberinc.
c as Light Co, office 8 Larned E, near Woodward
ave.
Gats -, (family out), carp, 256 High.
Gates Louis, hostler, R R Hotel.
Gates Anthony, lab, 223 Columbia E.
Qarside Benjamin, cooper.
Gates Anthon, lab, 22 mechanic, same address,
186 Adams ave.
Gates Geo W, agent sewing machines, 176
Jeff ave, r 289 Jeff ave.
Gates Elijah, fireman, r 188 Woodbridge E.
Gates Christian, carp, 178 High.
Gates Arthur, shoemaker, w Wm Jones.
Gault Willianl, carp, Lafontaine, near Railway.
Gauner Alex, chandler, m J B Condon.
Gaunt Joseph, baker, r 63 Abbot.
Gaunt J, 199 First.
Gaunt Samuel, grocer, 126 Gratiot,
Gavin Nrs, 93 t'atherine.
Gavin J Knox, attorney and counsellor, office
55 Griswold, r 93 Catherine.
Qavin Thos G, attorney, 93 Catherine.
Gavin Isaac R, law stlzdent, 93 Catherine.
Gay Henry, carp, 174 Laf E.
Gay hl ary, colored, mid of Frank, 57 Clinton,
same address, 50 Clinton.
Gaylord Widow Harriet, r 41 Howald.
Oaylord Ctlas H, pattern maker, 41 Howard.
Gaylor d John A, tel messenger, 41 Howa~d.
Gayney M, lab, 49 Henry.
Gear Pete -, butcher, '79 CI oghan.
Gebhal d t Gottloh, teamster, 176 Clinton.
Gebharclt Joseph, butcher, 176 Clinton.
Gee 1LI I s, colol ed: 224 Lafayette E.
Gee Cot nelios C, carp, 201 Cass.
Geddis Geo, carp, 205 Randolph.
aeiman John, finisher, 136 Hastinas.
Geiger Martin, f o eman printer, rb32 Adams
ave W, (Adve tiser pffice.)
Gieger John, ca,penter, LaSelle ave, near
ind don.
Geiilthe Henry, brewer, IV Frede-ick Busch..
Gerrlmrtin PI atthias, lab, 227 hl acomb.
Geisle~. B uunno, cashiel*, w Fo! syth & Co, r
132 Randolph.
Geisel Henry, teamster, 382 Thompson, same
address at 248 Woodbridge W.
Geismann John, machinist, 166 High.
Geit Petel*, sailor, 161 Antoine.
Gtelino Isaac, stone cutter, 398 Croghan,
Uelles Peter, grocer, 412 Gratiot.
'
Geatting John, butcher, RIich ave, near toll
gate.
Gernei~lhardt Abraham, chandler, w Passolt
& Co.
Gerneinhardt Abraham, wagon maker, 139
GI and giver.
Genereus - , bricklayer, 41 Fort E,
Gena Joseph, shoemaker, 29 Clay.
Geolo John, carp, 132 Trowbridge.
George George, lab, 163 Croghan.
George Thomas, machinist, 348 Orleans.
George Henry, carp, 88 Maple.
Georgen Joseph, blacksmith, J 13 Wilson.
Gephart Christian, grocer, 86 Prospect.
Gerb Martin, blacksmith, 42 Lawt ence.
Gel ber Joseph, butcher, 55 Mich ave E.
Gerber ChristophC, grocery, Dequindre,
near Reservoir.
Gerber Peter, lager beer, 132 Antoine.
Gerhardt Chas, lab, 298 Macomb.
Gerhety Luke, cabinet maker, b J P Long.
Gerin Elizabeth, wid Timothy, 111 Porter,
Germain Henry, sailor, 160 Franklin.
Gelmain Thos D, builder, shop cor Larned
and Dubois.
Germain Thos, carp, Clinton, 10th Ward,
Gerrnain Edwavd, carp, Clinton, 10th Ward,
GERMAN ANTHONY, wh and ret confectionary,
30 Monl-oe avo, see advertisement.
German and English Academy.
German Ignace, w Anthony Germain.
Geppreg Anthony, shoemaker, cor North and
Dequindre.
Gero Francis, shoemaker, 214 Columbia E,
Gerots Antl~ony, carp, Wilkins, near Antoine.
Gerphal t IVm, lab, 100 Laf E.
Gerrard Jean Baptiste, 281 Laf E.
Gel-rat d Constantine, teamster, 281 Laf E,
Qerrard F 1 ancis, baker, 334 Clinton.
Gert Soplmia, 189 Mullet.
Gesehky Baldwin, shoemaker, Congress, cor
Seventh.
Getchel Wm S, b 29 Woodbridge W.
Gessnlan David, lab, 190 Gratiot.
Getcho Carl, coppersmith, 135 Rlacomb.
Gettis Lucretia, widow of James, Wilkins,
near Antoine.
Getz John, tanner, Jeff ave, east end.
Getz Conrad, carp, 159 Rivard.
Getz Geo, carp, 170 &Iacon~b.
Gey man Joseph, wagon, 282 Mullet.
Geyer Jacob, carp. 41 High.
Geyer Gunther., shoemaker, 13'7 Catllerine.
Gibhardt Chistian, saloon, 51 High.
Gibbs John W, book-keeper, b E M Conkling,
Gibb Mavia Louisa, 286 Fol t E.
Gibb Nla y Ann, wid of George, rear 21 Wash%
ington ave.
GIBDINQS WILLIAM, builder, shop 64
Fa k, r- 36 Palk Place..
Qibbings Thomas, carp, 36 Park Place and
58 Pa k Place.
Cfibons Robert, printer, b 55 Mich ave E.

Gibbons Pat, lab, 142 Abbot.
Gilmore J P, w B S Clapp.
Gibbons J, lab, cor Fourth and Union. Gilson Sarah J, vest maker, 397 Congress E.
Gibbons B J, saddler., 1, City Hotel.
Gillan William, w John Bacon.
Gibson William, lab, 167 Atwater E, Gillies BIayonet, wid of Hugh, 326 Cong E.
Gibson John, catp, 302 Sixth.
Gillies Wm, finisher., 326 Congress E.
Gibson Widow, 18 Jones.
Gillis John, lab, 96 Clinton.
Gibson John, 129 Wayne.
Gill Wm, butcher, inqui~e of John Clancey
Giddy James, mason, 183 Clifford.
Mich ave W, try Third, N Gravd Eiver.
Gieb John, lab, Watel loo, near Dequindre. Gill James & Co, stoves and Cin wale, 145
Giefel Joseph, shoes, 156 Jeff'ave.
Woodward ave.
Giepel Joseph, boots and shoes, Gratiot and Gill Bartholomew, lab, b 33 Woodbridge W.
Ptandolph.
Gill James, tinsmith, 145 Woodward ave.
Giemer Balzer, cooper, 321 Bastings. Gillespie Robt, city mills, cor Larned and
Gies Paul, grocer, GI atiot, above toll gate. Second, r 135 Larned W.
Gies Men1 y H, pressman, 171 Croghan. Gillespie W G, city mills, cor Larned and
Gies Fred, grocer, 93 and 95 Congress E. Second, r 135 Larned W.
Gies George, lab, s Martin Autrich.
Gillespie W C , w Rob t Gillespie.
Gies Conrad, carp, 159 Rivard.
Gillanders David, servant, Wm C Duncan.
Gies Conrad, 182 Antoine.
Gillett Shadrack, 136 Lafayette W,
(lies Mrs, dressmaker, 182 Antoine.
Gillett Mrs Chai.lotte, 172 Congress W.
Gies F, grocer, Congl ess and Brush. Gillet Wrn D, mariner, 72 Co~gress W.
(liesse A M, Tregent & Bra, 116 Latned E. Gillet John R, corn mer, office 57 Woodbridge
(lie& George, salesman, Nall, Duncklee & r 72 Congress W.
Co, r 159 Rivard, Wilkins, near BeaubiBn, Gillman H, topographical engineer, Lake
same address, 108 Miami aye.
Survey, office Wayne.
(Xiest Jacob, Gratiot.
Gillman Geo E, r 117 Farmer.
Clifford G W, student, b Rev T B Scott;. Gillnlan -, b Mrs Aske.
Giger Fred, printer, Jay. .
Gillman E, grocer, 271 Lafayette E.
Gignac Simon, salesmen, Campbell & Linn, Gillick Thomas, drayman, 21 SpiBoul.
r 284 Beaubien.
Gillis Mathew, fisherman, b Baltimore Hotel.
GILBERT J W & CO, patent roofew, Mich Gillis Dan, fisherman, b Baltimore Hotel.
are, near Shelby. see advertisement, pngc 85 Gillis Donald, fisherman, b Baltimore Hotel.
GILBERT JAS W, J W Gilbert & Co, roof- Gillis Alex, fisherman, b Baltimore Hotel.
ers, r 26 Fort E.
Ginan Thos, om driver, b Eevi Dings.
Gilbert E K, lum mer, 540 Jeff aye.
Ginsterblurn Mathew, carp. 26 Beacon.
Gilbert Geo, lab, 87 Baker.
@inn Widow, r cots Seventh and Cherry, mov-
Gilbert Peter, b h, 16 State.
ing to Plum, near First.
GILBERT GEO W, cashier, Mich Cen R R, Ginger Wm, cooper, Waterloo.
r 104 First.
Gillies Archibald, mate, steamer Forester.
Gilbert William, Gilbert & Co, r 54 Jeff aye. Gilligan Luke, pedler, 164 Abbot, same ad-'
Gilbert - , gardener, Gratiot, above toll dress, coi. Thi~ d and Porter.
gate.
Gillo Widow, sempst ess 10 Maple.
Gilbert George, lab, 204 Atwater E.
GISLER MICHAEL, &I. car1 iage builder, I38
Gilbert A L, travelling agent, i!l I Mills. Lamed W. See ndz~ertiseme~zt.
Gilbert G H, dentist, room 12 Bier1 ill Build- Gisler - ,132 Randolph.
ing, cor Jeff and Woodward aves.
Gisler M s, pedler, '78 Clinton.
Gilbert John R, 57 Woodbridge W,
Gilmose Frank, lab, 117 Porler.
Gilby T W, grocer and baker, 127 Porter and Gilmore Geo, blacksmith, 9.3 Abbot.
Sixth.
Gilmore Johanna, servant, Chas Merrill.
Gilchrist Hector, botanic physician, 105 Gilmore Hen1 y. 117 Farmer.
Grand River.
Gira din Jas A, attouney and nota~ y public,
Gilchrist 11, carp, moved to Lewis and Fort. ofice 35 Jeff ave, r 120 Plum. .
Gilchrist William, servant, w R McClelland. Girardin Elizabeth, wid of Peter N, 308 Ma-
Gilchrist Jars W, 160 Thompson.
comb.
Gilchrist William, fisherman, b Baltimore Git arciin Charles.
Hotel.
Girarden John 13, salesman: Knight & Rucker
Bilday Chas, tinsmith, w Chas Gubby. Glad~vish William, wagon maker, 138 Larailfoyle
Pat, lab. 161 Atwater E.
ned W.
Gilgan Mrs, sick nurse, 178 Mich ave W. GLADEWITZ DANIEL, superintendent
Cfilgan John, w iM s Gilgan.
Elmwood Cemetery, see alJscrlisement, p.122
Gilman Henry M, prop Oar~tison House. Gladewitz Christian, w D Gladwitz
alrnan B F, denhst, Me1 rill building, Jeff Gladewitz Christian David, gardener, w John
ave and Woodward aye.
Stephens.
1

Gladewitz Peter, gardener, w Mrs C H Jones.
alaser Henry, butcher, 111 Larned W, same
address, 1 Abbot.
Glass Nicholas, lab, Mullet.
Glass John, shoemaker, 24 First.
Glass Henry, shoemaker, 24 First.
Glasier Henry, brushmaker, 198 Hastings.
Gleason Edward W, agent Braman's sewing
machine, w W D Mann, r 20 Maddison ave.
Gleason D, lab, 207 Sixth.
Gleason M, drayman, 343 Thompson.
Gleason Pat, waiter, Russell House.
Gleason Maurice, grocer, 384 Sixth.
Gleason Johana, wid of John, 286 Sixth.
Gleason Pat, lab, 54 Elizabeth E.
GLENDINNING D W, iron fence manufr and
founder 154 Mich ave, r 43 Bpencer, see
advertisement page 95.
Glendinning Andrew, w L) W Glendinning.
Glendinning John, finisher, 71 Fort E.
Cllendinning John, w J B Wilson, r Lar W.
Wendinning Mrs, dress maker, Fort, near
Griswold.
Glendinning Henry, Fort, near Griswold.
Glenn Richard, machinist, b 212'cong E.
Glesner August, news dealer, 128 Mullet.
Glover Henry B, mason, 1 Clay, moving to
LaSelle are.
Glover Henry, merchant clothier, 166 Jeff
ave, r cor Fort and Sixth.
Glover Frank D, w Henry Glover.
Glover Arthur, w Henry Glover.
Gloyd J B, b Nich Exchange.
Qlotz Faldine, stone cutter, 45 Waterloo.
Gloyd Julius B, lumber merchant, 43 Row-
Band.
Gloyd Reinhold of Strohmar & G, 278 Mich
ave W.
Gnau John, wagon maker, 195 Macomb, J
138 Mullet.
Goader -, lab, 26 Fort E.
Qobel Laurence, tinsmith, w McBrearty &
Crimmins.
Goble -, tailor, b 119 Larned W.
Gockey Matthias, lab, Hastings and Division.
Goenaofer John, lab, Marquette,
Gockey Frank, lab, Bastings and Dirision.
Goddard Seymour, Farrar, near State.
Elodclart S, huckster, Grand River,aear Fifth,
same 22 Ann, and same Gratiot, near State.
Godenow Cornelius, butcher, 360 Orleans.
Godenow Gerhard, butcher, 360 Orleans,
Godfrey, Dean & Laible, house, sign and ship
painters, &c, 100 Jeff ave.
GODPREY JOSEPH, Gj D .& L, Alderman
1st ward, r 52 Larned W.
Goclfrey G C, drover, 95 Elizabeth W.
Godfrey Jeremiah, 39 Rowland.
Godfrey Thos, lab, 41 Macomb aye.
Godfroy B1rs B, 119 Congress E.
CIodviu Widow Ann, washwoman, 128 Wayne.
Goellner Gustavus, cigars, kc, 126 Fort E,
Goenrtofer John, lab, Marquette.
Goeinhard Abraham, wagon maker, Grand
River and First.
Goecke Henry, jeweler, w Fred Rolshoven.
Goetzenger John, tailor, Croghan.
Goff Wm, blacksmith, 14 Lewis.
Goffinet James, mines and liquors, 65 Larned
E.
Gognion Martin, sailor, 250 Franklin.
Goldbogen Chas, fireman, 340 Orleans.
Golden Jeremiah, salesman, peoples store, b
Wm Carson.
Goldenbagen Chas, lab, 328 Trowbridge.
Goldsmith J H, Bryant, Stratton & Co, 166
Second.
Goldsmith Saml F, accountant, 134 Adam
ave E.
Goldsmith Saml, clerk, 229 Macomb,
Goldsmith Oliver, tobacco and cigars, &c, 35
Woodward ave.
GOLDSMITH JAS B, res principal Bryant,
& Stratton's college, r 166 Second.
Goldsmith Mrs Margaret, r 305 Woodmard
ave .
Goldsmith Mrs, cigar and tobacco, 8 Lamed
W, 175 Mich ave W, moving.
Goldsmith Mrs, 227 Brush.
Uonyeau Israel, lab, 197 Atwater E.
Gooconche J, shoemaker, 371 Thompson.
Goodenow Thosj salesman, Ransom Garber,
b Wm Moore.
Good Jacob, lab, 179 Russell.
Goode Archibald, carp, 266 Clinton.
Good Wm, lab, 139 Maple.
Good Anna, widow, 138 Franklin.
Good Christian, shoemaker, 148 Franklin.
Good Philip, shoemaker, 27 Atwater E,
Goodall John KJ teacher mus and dancing,
63 Larned E.
Goodall John KEF, excelsior saloon, 63 Larned
E.
Goodhind, Geo, clerk,D & Mil Railway, b 79
Congress E.
Goodswiiler Sabastian, wagon maker, 190
Mullet.
Goodsill John B, capt steamer P'ortsrnouth, r
60 Jones.
Goodwin Daniel, judge: Upper Penins Dist ,
office 126 Jeff ave, r 520 Jeff ave.
Goodwin Wallace, liquor mer, 73 Adam
ave W.
Goodwin Seth, dairyman, 39 Adams ave E.
Goodwin W, rectifier, 77 Grand River.
Goodwicige IVm; lab, north end Beaubien.
Good\vill-, sawyer, 279 Laf E.
Goodyear Nicholas, grocery, 297 U River.
Goodyear N, farmer, cor Grand River and
Sixth.
Goodyear, carp, 301 Sixth.
Gooding Wm, lnnl planing, r 375 Gong E.
Goodrich Chas B, salesman, w Johnson &
Barns.
Goodrich Ichabod, shoemaker, 33 and 36
Abbot. ,

WY. HENDERSON dt CO.,
AXD
DRAPERS,
Dealears in a11 the varieties of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
217 Jefferson ave, near Randolph St.
Our c;stomers have always been well fitted, and have had a choice Draper's Stoclc to
select from.
Friends both of Detroit and thmughout the State, favoring us with their orders, sllall al-
ways have a stock of Superior Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting fabrics to select from. Gen-
tlemen resident remotely from Detroit may be fitted quite as completely as if measured in
town, by filling up printed form of instructions, forwarded them on application.
WM. EENDERSON &
217 Je$erson ave, near Randolph St.
LARNED ST., WEST OFGRISWOLD,
And in the Rear of the Federal Building. ... ,. t
As a Dining House the Table will al-cvays be supplied with snbstaztial fare at the most
moderate prices. Soups at all hours, Beef, Mutton, Poultry, Game and Oysters, in every
style and variety. .
Parmers, hunters and others with game of any kind will please call upon
WILLIAM CARSON,
Carson's Dining Saloon,, 34 Lavned St., Wesf.
A & WESSON,
DEALERS E N
Office, North-west Corner Congress and Griswold Sts.,
DETRQIT@ e9 e3 a BO@MF@&E4.
1,000 Lots for Sale in all parts of the City. The first payment, in all cases, is Ten Dol-
lars, and Eight Years' credit given for bhe balance. -. - .
L
I

RICHARD H. HALL,
MANUFACTUREB.
ANY' QUANTITY OF
AND COMMON
SUPPLIED TO QBBEB,
Office corner of Michigan ave. and Wayne St.,
DETROIT, I
*-'
MICHIGAN.
DEALER IN
Stone Building, Griswold cor. Atwater St.,
STONE AND LIME constantly on hand and for Sale at his Stone Quarry, between
Wyandotte and Trenton.
ISAAC W. INGERSOLL,
SHOP NOS. 66 AND 68 FOBT STBEET EAST,
HEesidence 139 Comgress St.,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, &c., EXECUTED.
~zcildin&~, Public and Private, of any dirnewsions, erected with dispatch.

hIAXUPACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
PANANA, EEQIORN', PALMmLEAF, STRAW,
FUR, WOOL & SILKHATS,
!UR, ElOT0, PIUSH, 1 AND GLAZED EAPS OF Al RIAIITIES,
CANES, UMBRELLAS, CRAVATS, fiUSPENDERB,
#very Dacsiption of BIannfactared Furs for Ladies an4 Gentlemen, Buffalo and Fancy Sleigh Robes of all Hiads,
.HATTERSp STOCK A N D TRIMMINGS,
FUR, KID, SILK, WOOLEN AND BUCKSKIN GLOV.Ed, ETC.,
No. 148 Jefferson Ave, Conant Block, - - DETROIT, 191CHIGCANq
Cash Paid for Shipping Fu~s and Deer Skins.
JOSEPH COOPER,
.~?.+3-t*.#-.~~\,*\,t-.~*.J*.#*\~*'.,f'.t*.#*.4*L~*\a'5P.~-b#-;~
Plans and Specifications executed on short notice, and Contracts for Buildings or!
Vessels made on Satisfactory Terms.
SHOP ON ANTOINE NEAR GRATIOT, REX, 4 CLINTON,
Detroit, I I - I Michigan.
-
CALEB F. DAVIS,
No. 40 Monroe Avenue,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING IN ALL IT8 BRANCHES,
GILDING, GBLAZXNG AND PAPER HAMGEMG.
Particular Altedion given to Sign Painting, Plugs, Banners, &c.
58 4Vc~redwaa*cl Aveaaaae, 58 Woodward Avenue,
SEkVPNG MACHINES ,,
For Economy, Dumbility, and Simplicity of Detail in their construction,
are the most approved by discriminating and cornpew
tent judges. Machines for all work, whether for heavy cloth,
lentl~er, kc, or for the manufacture of the finest linen, silk or
m~~slin~fabl~ics, at prices to suit purchasers. The ~etroit Agency
of this great Sewing Xaehinc Hanufactory is at No. 58 Woodward
Avenue, No. 58,
We R. A. WOODRUFF, Age&.
[See also page 104 of this Directory.]

Atwater Street, between Hastings and St. Antoine St.,
IEIII68B SOUTBEBB AID 10 THEBI INDIAIA 1. B. DEPOT.
Low Prestmre, P~ope2Uer and Zocomot.lue, and all otlaer BEZnds
. of Bo42eans, Ba43Zt.
Engine Building and Repairing executed on short notice. A11 orders executed
with promptness.
BUCHANAN 8t GARROL.
JOHN FORD, NURSERY IAN & HORTICULTURIST
Mchigan Avenue, near Lafontaine Street,
THE GREENHOUSE contains the usual Flowering varieties, from which excellent
selections may be made by visitors, who are always welcome.
Large quantities of STRAWBERRIES, of approved varieties, are cultivated on THE
FORD NURSERIES, and may be supplied on Short notice to either Dealers or private
families.
REMEN'S JOURNAL:
&i~li$tb abtrg S~tlti b m at ~ ,)Jefrxit, 3JTicl$g wn,
BY GEORGE . PATTISON,
Office-Corner of Woodward ave. and Campus Msrtius, opposite Russell House.
WZEBXS:
Yo Mail Subscribers, single copies, - $1 50
Advertisements not exceeding eight lines, published three weeks for one dollar,
and continued at twenty-five cents per week.
Yearly advertisements, per square, - - $lOQa
Book and Job Printing of Every Descriptio~
EXECUTED WITH KEATNESS AND DISPATCH.

Goodrich Draper, baggageman, b R R Es- Gorlon John C, physician, 104 Antoine, office
change.
same.
Go~dl ich C, clerk, 70 Eighth.
Gortou William, lab, Rentucky-.
Gooclerich J C, paving contractor, officer Gotche Gabrial, engineeu, 123 Clinton.
catlipus martins, at Woodward ave. Gotur Joseph, painter, 181 Fort E.
Goodnow IYm, w H N Strong, r 227 Ford T'V. Goubert John, lab, Laselle ave, near Chesnnt,
Goodnow D, 227 Fort W.
Gould John, 266 Fort E.
Goodaow I-Ienry, butcher, 6 Jay.
Gould James, engineer, 266 Fort E.
Goodenow C, 360 Orleans.
Gould Walter J, stewart stdamboat Forester,
Goodnow T E, salesman, 164 Jeff ave.
r 224 Lafayette W.
Goran John, Detroit and Mil Railway, b Mrs Govin Chas, tailor, 106 Larned E.
Alvord.
Govian Joseph, pile driver, 428 Beaubien.
Gorien *M, b Mrs Alvord.
Gouesse Rev Francis, r m Bishop LeFerre.
Gordon H, grocer, 99 Grand River.
Gourey Widow Catherine, 43 Lewis.
Gordon James, salesinan, Campbell, Linn & Goyer A, lab, Woodbridge W.
Co, r 107 Laf E.
Goyet Peter Viger, lab, 22 Clinton.
Gordon James, salesman, Campbell, Linn & G oyet Francis, salesman, 169 Gratiot.
Co, r 126 Larned E.
Goychea Nelson, sailor, 324 Rivard.
Gordon I-Ienry H, grocer; St Antoine and Goychea Paul, caulker, 324 Clinton.
F raizlcl in.
Grab &tartin, pedler, 116 Clinton.
Gordon Wm, overseer, 201 Atmater E. Grace Bart~olomem, painter, 363 Macomb.
Gordon W1n, lab, 163 Clifford.
Grace Christian, boots and shoes, 275
Gordon MJ carp, cor Sprout and Cass.
Woodw ave.
Gordon R, barber, 138 1Voodward.ave. Graf J osepll, musician, Dequindre & James.
Gordon John P: clerk, post office, 111 Fifth, ,- Graf Samuel, saloon, 174 Clinton.
b Mer Exchange.
Graf Susaaah, midmri fe, 174 Clinton.
Gordon Henry, r 132 Abbot.
Graft John, butcher, 55 Baker.
Gordon Henry, colored, eating house, 137 Graham John D, builder, moved to N Y.
Woodbridge IT.
Graham Peter, groc, 147 cor Labrosse and
Gordon G B, grocer, 99 Grand River.
Sixth.
Gordon Chase, plasterer, ICastings & Ohio. Graham, Wm, printer, 16 Henry.
Gordon Mary Aim, seinpstress, 22 Napoleon. Graham Alex, tailor, 18 Park.
Gordon Robert, check clerk, 3 Brush. Graham Miss Eliza, teacher, Ninth Ward
Gordon Benry B, colored, trader, 84 Laf E. School, Lafontaine ave.
Gordon Riellard, colored, barber, 254 Clinton. Graham Michael, saloon, 22 Orleans.
Gordon Wm, moulder, 186 Third.
Graham Joseph J, finisher, 39 Howard.
Gordon John, engineer, Dubois.
Graham widow Ann, 39 Howard.
Gore M E, confectionary, 81 Atwater E. Grallam Geo, machinist, 84 Eighth.
Gore FPS, mate steamboat Dart.
Graham Eliza A, r 457 Port W.
Gore Ralph, lab, 91 Sixth.
Graham Duncan, sailor, 262 Seventh,
Gore 73, lab, 261 Lafayette TV.
Graham C W, agent. r 16 John R, near De-
Gore Benjamin, gas works, moving to Sixth. quindre.
Gore William, lab, alley off Third, bet Porter Graham Michael, lab, 20 Riopelle. '
& Abbot.
Grainn Mrs Salome, wid of John J, market;
Gore Mrs Jas, grocery, 9 Bates.
trader, 9'7 Brush.
Gore Meredith E, saloon, 91 Atwater E. Grainger Sydney, carp, near Mich ave toll
Gore Arthur, stewart steamboat Ruby, res gate.
105 Franklia.
Grainger Edward G, cashier m Ferdinand
Gorhus Joseph, shoemaker, 37 Maple.
Walker.
Qorllis John, band box, m Henry Fowler. Grainger Edward, carp, 53 Orleans.
Goring John, clerk, Det and Mil Railway Grainger David A, eng and surveyor, 58
stores depot, b at i\Irs Alvords.
TVashington ave.
Gorman Thos, shoemaker, 627 Mich avenue Grainger Joseph, builder, 60 Adams ave W.
West.
Grainey Corneli~zs, with David Grainey,
Gorman 35, drayman, 220 Howard.
arainey David, lab, alley bet Brush and
Gorman hlichael, 63 Lafontaine.
Beaubien and bet Woodb and Frariklin,
Qorman Martin, saloon, 127 Third.
Grainey Daniel, w David Grainey.
Gorman Patrick, sailniaker, Cherry, near Grannpt Hupert, lucifer matches maker,
Seventh.
Waterloo near Dequindre.
Gornelia Joseph, briclrlayer, 175 Croghan. Granger David A, Wayne Co Surveyor, 218
Gosbenllover John, lab, 36 Dequindre.
Congress W.
Gosha Chas, laborer, 427 Fort E.
Granger Hiram, r 14 Adams ave W.
Gosha Thos, lab, 427 Fort E.
Grainger John H, bricklayer, r 60 Adalma
Qorton Frank, clerk, r 81 Laf IT.
ave W;

Grand Trunlr Itailway of Canada, office, pas Gray Catl~erine, wid of Philip, 6'7 Larned E,
and freight, Baa's Hotel.
Gray Mrs Cath, 172 Third.
~RA~TD TRUNK RAILWAY OFFICE, Mich Gray John, shoeniaker, 141 Third.
Cen R R Depot, foot of Third. )See pngcs Gray John, sailing master, 68 Beaubien,
50 and 51.
Grause John, lab, 44 Catharine.
Grant Rich7d, watchman, 52 Trowbridge. Grzy G P, boots and shoes, 405 Gratiot.
Qant & Crossman, math inst makers, 214 Gray Joel, b Russell Hbuse.
Jeff ave.
Gray Miss Emma, teacher, 41 Elizabeth W.
Grant C, G & C, r 32 Montcalm.
Gray J W, 252 Randolpll.
Grant Olivia Ann, milliner and dress, 20'7 Gray Edward, clk steamer Illinois, 633
Jeff ave. Same address 265 Jeff'ave, Jeff ave.
Grant Thomas W, printer, r 207 Jeff ave. Gray David Wm, printer, 197 Cong E.
Grant; Thomas, farmer, 117 JY oodb TV. Gray Geo, blacksmith, 44 Macomb ave.
Grant Richard, night mratchman, Duncan's Gray Elenor, milliner, 121 Croghan.
Brewery.
Gray Martin, saloon, Front and Second,
Grant Archibald, dyer, 16 Cong E and 17 Gray Henry, col, barber, 159 Croghan.
p
Fort E.
Gray Mrs Jane, 256 Clinton.
Grant W C, mathematical inslrunientmaker, Grayson Mill, col, washwoman, 125 Fort E,
52 Montcalm.
Greaney Thonias, lab, 136 Woodb E.
Grant Mrs, dressmaker, 258 Woodw ave. GRELLING & CO, photographic artists,
Grant L, boilermaker, 292 Lafayette E. gallery 219 Jeff ave, opposite Firemen's
Grant Joseph, lab, 298 Laf E.
Hall. Stc advertiseenent.
Granville Miss S, teacher G Riv St Public Gregg David, machinist, tv J B Willson.
School.
Gregg Dayid, brass finisher, r Lasalle avo.
Grarntz Joseph, lab, 218 Laf E.
Greig David, tailor, 45 Wayne.
Grascher Fred, lab, Rlacomb.
areig L, brass finisher, LaSalle near Mi&
Grattanberger F, wagon maker, South near ave ,
G River.
Greives, Alex, meclianic, 127 Eighth.
Gratz Augustus, cabinet niaker,ll5 Crogban. Green Mrs S P, seamstress, 53 Shelby, mov-
Gravelin Peter, plasterer, 266 Beaubien. ing to Sheldon Block. Sanle address at
aravier R, liquors, 68 Gratiot.
206 Jeff ave. Same address 426 Larned E,
Gravier John B, salesman, A Baulus, r 82, Green Archilaus, 12 Lewis.
Laf E.
Green Geo W, printer, 74 Macomb ave.
Qravier John, w Scherer & Co, 205 Jeff ave. Green Chas, lab, Wight.
Qravum C, sailor, Dubois.
Green Byron, liver^ stable, 24 filacomb.
Graves John, law studeilt w Lockwood & Green Edmd, col, school teacher, 279 Cong IE.
Clarke, r A 0 Downer.
Green Chas, butcher, b 9 First with Henry
Graves & Co, flour, forw and corn mers, 11 Turner.
Woodw ave, moved.
Green Wm, col, shoemaker, 63 Laf E.
Graves 0, of above.
Green IVm. gun maker, 90 G Riv.
Graves Mrs J 0, 115 Congress.
Green Edmonds, livery, G Riv near Woodw
Graves H N, painter, 99 CliRord.
ave.
Graves Walter, chairmaker, 327 Fifth, mov- Green A C, r Bronson cor Beaubien.
ing.
Green Wm F, gun maker, 46 Locust.
Graves Aaron, sailor, 108 Laf E.
Green Purdy H, clerk, 120 Abbot.
Gray Alex, tvatchm and jew, 159 Woodm Green E, acct, 168 Wooclm ave.
ave, r 17 Jones.
I
Green John, (dying,) 121 Fort.
Gray Robert M, salesman J James & Son, r Green Edward, col, school teach, 123 Fort E.
417 Beaubien. Green And J, saloon keeper, moving from
Gray Philip C, confectionary and fancy 56 Wooclbridge W
goods, '71 Woodm ave, r 290 Randolph. Green B & Bro, livery, 196 G River.
Gray John 8, salesman w P C Gray.
Green B, groc, 168 Wood~v aye.
Gray John H, shoemaker, m C C Tyler St Greening & 13lome, 16 Ifonroe ave.
Co, r cor Third and Abbot.
Greening Peter, lab? 557 River.
Gray Mrs Jane, 370 Woodb E.
Greening & Blome, clry goods, hats, caps
GRAY WILLIAM, counsellor, office room &c, 16 Monroe aye.
No 16 Rotunda, r 254 Woodb E.
Greenhow James, col, whitewasher, 291
Gray James: machinist, 141 Abbot.
Macomb.
Grav Adam. carp, 18 Porter. Same address Greenfield F, finisher, St Clair near Fort.
196 Third.
Greenwald Henry, cigar niaker, 79 Fort E.
Gray John, sailing master U S Survey, r Greenslade & Sturman, Shades saloon, 49
3 State. Same address -100 Larned E. Shelby,
Gray Miss, dressmaker, 269 Jeff ave up I Greenwood John, G Riv, near Orchard..
stairs. Greenslade G- John, 49 Shelby.

Greenmuller Adam, tailor, Calhoun.
Griffith Alfred, chairmaker, 8 Harriet and
Greassor John, lab, 107 Maple.
266 Randolph.
areell Geo, 1'74 Fifth.
Griffith -, cabinet maker, moving ,to (3
Greer William, groc, 105 Atwater E,
Riv near Eigl~th.
Greery C, moulder, 131 Plum.
GRIGGS S & CO, manuf and dealers at .rvh
Uregor C, moulder, 1.31 Plum.
and retail in sofas, furniture, &c, 161 Jeff
Gregor Burnhart, finisher, 409 Franklin. ave. See aclve~tisemertt page 71.
Qegor Arthur, artist and comedian, b Geo. QRIGGS STEPHEN, G & Co., 50 Cong W.
D Johnson.
Griggs L D & H C, sewing machines, 145
GFnEGORY JOHNC, veterinary surgeon, Jeff'ave.
19 Slate St, near the Capitol School, r 45 Griggs Louis D, b Mlch Exchange.
Orleans. Bee advertisellzelzt pnge 73. Griggs I-Iensy C, b Mich Exchange.
Green1 John, lab, 169 High.
Grills James, carp, 156 Second.
Gremm Fred, blaclcsmith, 13'7 Macomb. Grills Thomas, carp, 154 Second.
Qrenville Daniel, wagon maker, 61 Wayne. Grimes John, sen, col, lab, 27 Fort E.
Urenville -, b N Hart.
Grimes John, jun, col, lab, 27 Fort E.
Qrenville Sarah A, teacher, Farnsworth. Grimes John, 156 Beaubien.
Gresbeck Fred, ~vatcmaker, 72 Jeff ave. Grimes Nelly ,176 Beaubien.
(frepps Charles, carpenter, 93 Maple. Grindley James, machinist, 139 Abbot.
arettenburger Fred, wagon maker, South Grindley D, drayman, cor Eafontaine and
near G Riv.
Lindon.
Greuber Geo, lab, 12 Silver.
Gringle Caspar, groc, 400 Beaubien.
Cfreul Chas, musician, 189 High.
Grist William, dairyman, 289 Brush.
areusel John, brickmaker, office 97 filich Griswold A E, employment office, 33 Grisw.
ave W, cor. Cass.
Griswold Cynthia L, wid of Aaron, 28 GRiv.
Greusel Nicholas, sen, 210 Lafayette E. Grober John, carp, 155 High.
Greusel-, acct with John Greusel. Grober Clzas, carp, 155 High;
Grevlin M, laborer, 386 Croghan.
Grober Fredcrick, carp, 155 High.
Grevlin Britton, plasterer, 311 G Riv. . Groll John, 10 Jay.
(trevlin S, laborer, rear 345 Lafayette E. Groff C S, b Biddle House.
Grevels Henry, carp, 40 Napoleon.
GROFF C S, agent Dayton and Mich R R,
Cfrevels Hernon, painter, 40 Napoleon. office at Mich Sou and N I R R office, foot
Grex Anthony, salesman, 296 Macomb. of Brush.
&ex George, blacksmith, 296 Macomb. Grogan Peter, coal teamster, 3 154 Cherry.
Grex John, shoemalrer, 296 Macomb. Grogllan Laurence, lab, 43 Franklin.
Greyeman Thos, om driver, b R R I-Iotel. Grogan \Villiam, sailor, 15 Wash ave.
Qries C, shoemaker, 297 Woodw ave. Gros P, shoemaker, Gratiot.
Griener Fred, carp, 259 Macomb,
Grosstick John, lab, 240 Clinton, same ad-
Grieshopper Burchard, gold pen maker 341 dress 25 Eighth.
Cong E.
Gross Wm, tailor, 381 Beaubien.
Griessinger Louis, 178 Russell.
Grossans Frederick, lab, Detroit near De-
Grinegar Frank, lab xith Peter Fischer. quindre .
Griffin Wrn P, 86 Gratiot.
Grotheyn E, lab, 123 Seventh.
Griffin Micbael, carp, 202 Fifth, moving to GROVER & BARER'S sewing niaclline
Trowbridge.
agency, Fisher building, Campus Martius.
Griffin Florence, lab, 24 Michigan ave W. Grout J R, copper smelting works, Spring-
GriWn James, lab, 33 R,o~vIand.
wells.
Griffin widow, 303 Crogllan.
Grow Henry, bricklayer: 51 High.
Griffin John, printer, Free Press office, b 81 Gruber Aloes, 3 Jay.
Jeff ave.
Gruber Michael, musician, 2 Jay.
GriKin I), lab, Crawford near Mary.
Grubar Henry Henry, carp, 34 Fort.
Griffin Thomas, salesman \lr Alonzo Rolfe, Gruner Peter, slloenlsker 191 Croghan. ,
Qriffn BIrs Bridget, 201 Seventh.
Grummctt Thomas, lab, 97 Atmatar E.
Griffin Matilda, tailoress, 308 Croghan. . Grummond G, painter, Trowb, near R II
Griffin Willian~; col, porter, 192 Cong. E.
/ Gr~~mnlond Gee, sailor, 13 Balier.
(iriffin John S, cabinet maker, 88 G Xiv.-- I Grummet F, lab, 316 Mich ave W.
Same address on Seventh near I)~zena Grummet Tllolnas, at L~xke Nolan's.
Vista.
Grummofid Miss Eliaa,,l20 Howard.
ariffith William V, salesman, L P Harter, r arunors H, 70 Jeff me.
51 Larned W.
Grunow Herinon, cigars and tobacco, 70 Jeff
ariffith James, telegraph operator, b 74 ave.
Howaad,
Gfruonbler E W, wagon maker, Stc 177
(friftith B F, carp, Hack's Hotel, 169 Larned aratiot.

Gr~ham Edwin, niel.cllant, 262 Jeff ave. Haas Andrew, boiler maker, I76 High.
Quantherodt Fred; tailor, 242 CI oghan. Haas John l3, sawyer, 241 Thompson.
Guenthner Peter, grocer, 188 ltivard. Haas JVilliam, shoemaker, 179 Cathei-ine.
Quenan John, groc, 207 GI atiot.
Haas Chaxles, tailor, Muilei, cor Rivard.
Gubbins Pat, sailor, 110 Woodb E.
Baas Mr, carp, Mullet cor Rival d.
Gubby C, tinsmith, 162 Woodb W and 78 Kaase William, homo physician, Waterloo.
Fort E.
Haase Chas, tailor, Waterloo.
Guiney Mary, wid of Benjamiu: 23 Rowland. Naat Jacob, lab, Beaubien, llorlh end.
Guiney D, lab. 221 Sixth
Babst Chas, tanner. TVhilney near Fort.
Guile John, blacksmith, 185 Clinton. Haddermann David, gardener, north end
GUINETTAN T, groc, 74 Elizabeth W.
Rail Fioad.
Guenon John C;, salesinan w Campbell & Linn. Hadderman David, barber, 109 Laf E,
Gumbleton Thomas, lab, 160 dbbott. Hack Mrs Nargaret, 13ack7s I-lotel, 159
Gumprecht Willianl, book binder, 112 Laf E. Larned E.
Gumenskee C, grocery, Riopelle and Cherry. Hackney John, malster M? F E Phelps, at
GUNN & LOCKE, dry goods jobbers and 29 Bates.
dealers, 96 Woodw ave. See ndvertiseme~zt. Backet Catherine, wid of James, alley oif'
Guim @ K, dry goods mer, b Rnssell House. Park, near Mich ave.
Gunn Geo B, G & Locke, 96 Wood~v ave. Haddington John. carp, 151 Beatzbien,
Gunn IkIoses, 31 D and surgeon, office and PIaddow John, groc, 100 Mich ave W.
res 342 Jeff ave.
HADDOCK RAY, commercial editor Detroit
Gulte Goltieib, carp, 297 Riopelle.
Daily Tribune, r Thompson north of Mich
Gulte Cllas, inatchesmaker, 297 Riopelle. ave.
Gulte Anthony, ~natchinaker, 297 Riopelle. EIaddow John, groc, 190 Mich ave FT.
Gully 0 S, print and pub, 68 Slate near Haeir, shoemaker, 232 Fort E.
Wash ave.
Haertel Joseph, harness maker, 65 Gratiot.
Gunner Jaines, smith, 61 Croghan.
IIaeser Jacob, lab, Fort, 10th Ward.
Gunning Albert, 102 Mich ave W.
Hagadorn A M, gunmaker, r 71 Colunzbia E.
Gunning James A, city police, 179 Brush. Hageman Anthony, builder, 269 Gratiot.
Gunning & Blodgetf,, detec officers, cor Hager Henry, cabinet maker, b J P Long.
Griswold and Larnecl.
IIager Chas, wagon maker, 254 ]1\Iullet,
Gunning Alfred, groc and fr~i.uit, 109 NIich Hager Geo, shoemak, 114 and 116 Franklin,
ave W.
Hagerty D, lab, 417 Fort JV.
Gunning Alexander, drayman, 410 Franklin. Hagerty BIichael, eng, St Aubin.
Gunning Wrn H, butch and drov, Fort cor Magerty P, lab, 155 Orcharcl.
Fifth.
Hagerty Jeremiah, shoemaker: 68 Abbot.
Gunning 3Irs Wrn, 103 Labrosse.
Haggerty Jarnes, saloon, 399 Atwater cor
Guntle Conrad, lab, Wilkins near Bastings. Dequiedre.
Gunther P, clerk, post offlce.
EIagan Patrick, lab, 153 Elizabeth E.
Gunther Jacob; printer, Advertiser office. EIagadoil Fred, carp, 218 Lnf 8.
Guoyet Joseph, w 'CTrm Gale.
Haghrn Anland, barlseeper, n- Fred Bellr.
Gurnell Thomas, carriage trim, 123 .Hast.. Haghm Lewis, carp, 210 &lullet.
Guruans Frank, groc, 506 Gratiot.
Magginmussel John; lab, 161 High.
Guthrie John, stonecutter, 152, Croghan. Ilahn Johana,, midwife, 103 Laf E.
Guthrie Jolm, carp, 232 Brush.
Hahn Louis, umbrella inaker, 103 Eaf E.
Guinea Benjamin, tinsmith w Win Sales. liahn Ainauclus, r Peter Dequindre.
Guiney Timothy B! musician, 33 Romland. Hahn William, marble worker, 103 Laf E.
Guiney B, groc, 221 Siztll.
Haigh Henry, clruggist, 264 Jeff'ave, r 2 3
Guy Hugh, clerk, 82 Farrar.
Larned E.
Gyt Frank, enginear, Dubois.
Haischer A, Or, painter, 160 Gratiot. Saiue
address at 163 same.
Haisel Caspar, slioemaker, C C Tyler, r 84
Catherine.
Halaran James, lab, I74 Porter.
HALE WM, atty a d couns, - Bussell House,
[Names Ira Cap Letters charged $1 .OO Hale Wm, jr; Russell House.
Advertisers in itbe Hbf rectory not c PI aaeg- Hale Eugene, elk, b 49 MTayne.
ed, and %heir names are inavarfabSgr Hale E 14, b Rates St CoKee ISouse.
prin&ed in display letters m7hen their Hale Catherine, 11 Cong E.
cards are rerceZved in *jim~.l
Ilale R, saloon, 56 Mich ave E.
Haley %Vm, groc, 326 Micl~ ave W.
Baach John V, painter, 61 Crogl~an. IIales Nathan, col, lab, 14 Macomb. Same
Eaas Andrew, boiler maker, Franklin nbove address 170 Clinton.
Walker.
Haley Edwcl, overseer, 314 Franklin.

- - - - - - - - -. - - -
&ley James, col, barber, 11 Crisivold.
Haley John J, caulker, 266 Fort E.
Haley John, 326 Michigan ave 'FV,
Ijlaly Pat, 326 Mich ave W.
HALL RICBAIiD IT, brick manuf, office 76
Mich ave W, r 368 Jeff ave. See advertiscnz~llt
pap 170.
Hall Lydia, saloon, 26 Beaubien.
Hal1 B & GO, leather dealer, 11 Woodb E.
Hall John C, 11 & Co, r 2GG nandolph.
Hall Burgess, B, Hall & Co, r 72 Jliami ave.
Hall Theron 8, brakeman. 297 Seventh.
Hall Tho, brakeman? 127 Second.
Hall Wm, watchmaker and jew, 137 Jeff are,
r 78 Farrar. Same address at 99 Eliz E.
Ball Ostram, baggage man, 272 Sixth.
Hall John W, shipping broker and marine
reportar, office foot Woodw ave.
Hall James M, salesman, 51 Brush, and
same addrsss at 76 Nlacomb.
Hall Louisa, wid of Jas, col, 172 IJastings.
Ball John, blacking manuf, 146 Antoine.
Ball,nobt, teamster, 61 Duffield.
Hall widow Annie, col, 121 Port E.
HALL THE0 D, general agent Grand Trunk
Railway, b Russell House.
Hall Elvira, dressmaker, 85 Port 3.
Hall Alanson, farmer, 85 Fort E.
Hall T J, carp, 81 Montcalm.
Ha11 11, painter, 36 Columbia IT,
Hall R w, liquors, 39 Georges,
Hall H, merEhallt, 10 Sproat.
Hall Henry M, bricklayer, 99 Russel].
Hall Patrick, shoemaker, 170 Fifth,
Hall Henry, shoemalter, 116 Fort E.
Hall Pat B, shoemaker, Clinton near Rirard,
Hall -, @Ik, 40 &lacomb aye.
Hall J W, shipping illaster, office 89 Adanls
are w. Same address 62 saine.
Hall Wm, jewelry pedler, 103 Labrosse.
Hall Geo, tailor, 219 Eandolpll.
Hall, Samuel, tailor, 219 Randolpl~.
Hall Mrs Sarah, 98 Wash ave.
Hall -, 67 Jones.
Hall WID A, ~~iaclliaist, w A A Wilder.
HALL MRS CHAS, illored to 27 Gong m.
Hall Edmund, atty and couns, office 4
Rotunda, r 56 Adams ave E.
Hall T P, cashier State Bank, b Rus House.
HALL CHARLES EDWARD, tobacco alld
cigars, 75 Grismold. See nduertisej~zefzt p 91.
Hallam D, groc, 311 Woodm aye.
Halland J, lab, 124 Porter.
Hallahan D, drayman, 105 Labrosse.
lIallar Ambrose, salesman, 28 IIastings.
EIaley Nicholas, lab, 156 Franlrlin.
Hally Thos, coi taxes 8th ward, 171 Porter.
Rally James, lab, 1il Porter.
Railer fi1icliae1, Willet & 13, 1 Porter.
Hailers John, carp, 254, Laf E.
Halley p, Jackson & Wileys, 171 Porter.
Halley M, shoemaker, 171 Porter.
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IIalloclr I1 R, accountant w Horace Hallock,
Hallock F1.ancis7 460 Jeff ave.
Kalloran 'J!, groc, 150 Porter.
Ilalloran Patrick, carp, 252 Fifth,
lIalpin Illartin, furrier, 155 First.
llalpin Thomas, teamster, w F B Sibley.
Halsey Henl-y, teamster, 115 Fort E.
,
lIalsted. Chas, glass blower, b 55 Mich ave E.
Hambaum F, shoemaker, 281 Woodw ave.
Hainbell Adc lph, lab, RIacoin'b, l.Oth ward.
Hanlberger John F, cooper, 109 Thonlpson.
Hamburg Harry, tailor, 260 Laf E.
Hamilton John, lab, 89 Sixth.
IIamilton John, lab, Antoine near Atwater.
Hamilton John, seaman, 96 Franklin.
Hamilton John, tailor, 141 Third.
Hamilton James Finlay, acct w GUY E Rinchman.
Hamilton John, warehouseman, C Fitzsimmons
& Co.
Hamilton James, coscliinan, w A Ladue.
Hammer Fred, tailor, 44 Catherine.
Hammet -, clerk, 458 River.
Hamilton Palnrre;., 105 blich ave Mr.
Hnlnlin Chas R, 286 Eandolph.
Hamm bi &I, assistant editor Detroit Free
Press.
I'ammer Frederick, tailor, Clinton near
Riopelle. v
Hltmlning &I, carp, Campa u, Springwells.
Ilsmmond Geo H, butc,her, 117 Third, r
112 Third.
Hammond J M, salesman, Freedman & Bro,
r 153 Fifth.
'
Hammond Jarnes M, lam clk, r 89Larned W.
~AMiUON1) SERENO C, Detroit brewery,
moving to 48 Park Place.
Hamniond John, sailmaker, 236 Catherine.
Ilammond Geo, 128 Jones.
I-Ialnmond John, butcher, 72 Jones.
Hanlley John, builder, 34 Palmer.
Hamlin Ales, carp, 8 Clinton.
Halnlin Chas R, stage driver, John R and
Grass, near Adains ave E.
Harnlin Levi In, ship carp w John Stupinskg.
Hanay Bridget, wid. 339 Mullet.
Hank Fred, lab, Cherry and Riopelle.
Hanks Thoinas, groc, 17 G River.
Hanck Philip, porter, 75 ~ o o ave. d ~ ~
Hank Henry, carp, Fourth near the Holden
Road.
Hank Anthon, lab, IVaterloo, 10th ward
near Dequindre.
Rancock H, tobacco and cigars, 214 JeR
ave.
IIancock Geo, acct, 247 Mich ave W.
Handcock Geo, clk, 138 Gong E.
Handcock He~vlett, saloon, 214 Jeff ave, r
70 Beaubien,
IIancock A J, saloon, 16 Monroe ave.
Iiand Geo E, atty and couns, office 162 Jeff
ave, b Rus House.
Hallock Horace, xuer clothier, 168 Jeff ave, 1 Hand widow Mary, 80 Abbotr
460 Jeff ave.
Hanford Wnl, tailor, 5 Whitney.

Hanifen Jolzn, lab, 53 Orchard.
Hanford James W, nierch, 38 Adams ave W.
Hanford John, farmer, Brush farm.
Han_!ey John, teamster, b James Henry.
Hanley John, lab, I86 Abbot.
Ranley Peter, lab, 61 Mich ave W,
Banley John, tailor, Bremster.
Banley Geo, plasterer, 19 John R.
Elanmer John, 40 Cass.
Hanmer Lewis C, acct w Wm C Duncan.
Hanmer Chas H, physician, r 40 Cass, office
208 Jeff ave. *Y~*V
Hanrahan Thomas, 188 Sixth.
Hanral~an Timothy, carp, 151 Beech, moving
to Swan Creek, Huron township,
Banratty James, lab, 1 1 Franklin.
Banratty Pat, lab, 36 Woodb W.
fIanratty Laurence, lab, 36 Woodb W.
Eanrattp James, lab, 214 Fifth.
Hanselman Geo, clothes cleaner,5 Larned E.
Hanscomb Erwin D W; law student, r 218
Cong E.
Hanscomb Mrs Alfred, 218 Cong 6.
~anscoinb Miss Jane, r 329 Jeff ave.
ECansin Jacob, lime burner, 97 Maple,
Hansenmen Geo, lab, cor Lafontaine and
Myrtle.
Hallson N, 91 Baker.
Ransenstein Goddart, tailor, 302 Atwater E.
Hansing Mathias, ragman, 179 Adanls ave E .
Hansing Henry, bell hanger and locksmith,
67 Larned E, r Baker,
nansmann Martin, shoevnaker, 85 Catherine.
Bansman Martin, intelligence office, 68
Catherine.
Hansinan John, freight agent &I C R R
" Depot,
Hannan Margaret, wid of Patrick, 108 Ant.
Hannan Wm, painter, 52 Montcalm.
Hann Geo, fnrrier, shop and res 167 Jeff ave.
l3anna Frs, butcher, 169 BIacomb.
IIanlla & Co, tobacconists, 112 Woodw ave.
Hanna Win, salesman w Kanna & Co.
EIanna widow Mary, Hanna & Co, 45 Laf W.
Hanna John, lab, Jeff ave, 10th ward.
Hannimann John P, butcher, 46 and 50
Fort E.
Hannifen Jeremiah, pedler, 23 Hastings.
Bannifin Jeremiah, lab, alley off Third, bet
Porter and Abbot,
Hannifen Chas, sailor, b Mrs Duryea.
Bannifen John, lab, 197 Fort E.
Hannigan John, printer, 13 Franklin.
Hanning Ernest, butcher, 144 Croghan.
Hanvep John, carp, 125 Porter.
Harbard Edwd, col, ~vlhitewasher, 81 Mullet.
Marbarcl Wesley, col, drayman, 83 Mnllet.
HARBAUGH DAVID E, Wayne Co Pros
Atty, Backus & H, office &lasonic Hall, r
479 Jeff ave.
Brtrbaugh Lewis D, 479 Jeff aye.
IIarbaugh David B, 479 Jeff ave.
Harbaugh Wrn A, 479 Jeff ave.
Harbor Nicholas, carp, 275 Brush.
Harce Eliza, tailoress, 22 Mecliaizic.
Harden Rudolph, shoemaker. St Aubin,
10th ward.
Harden Isaac, col, eating house, 67 Laf E.
Hardeman Francis, carp, Cherry E.
Hardman L D, salesmaa w Forsyth & Co.
Hardy tiridow, washwolnan, 61 Mich are W.
Hare John, steam sawyer, 3Iarquette.
Hargrave Richard, maclliuist, 293 Franklin.
Hargrave Geo, mechanic, 38 Trowbridge.
IXardie Wm, pressman, Detroit Tribune office,
Hardie Geo, plaster miller, Oswego saloon,
74 Atwater E.
Kardie Albert, w Geo Hardie.
Hardie Wnl, printer, 17 Adams ave W.
Harding Wm H, Mich Oil Co, r 239 Cong E.
Rarding B, lab, 92 Labrosse.
Harding Wm, brewer, 230 Lafayette.
Harding Basil, stair builder, Joseph near
reservoir.
Hardman John, lzouse mover, 16 Laf E.
Hardman Mary, wid of Robert, 16 Laf E.
Hardy Samuel, passenger agent, 'h, PTarriaon
House.
Hare Rosanna, wid, 314 Lafayette E.
Hardt Philip, pedler, 139 Croghan.
Harion \Vm, furniture, 9 Mich ave E.
Harford Chas, carp, 165 Fort E.
Harlrer EI, col, ~vhitewasller, 40 Clinton.
Harliins blrs Chss, 159 Abbot.
Harmon Frederick, butcher, 252 Mullet.
Harmon John, lab; IVaterloo, lot11 ward.
Harmon Jolln, lab, north end Prospect.
Harrnann John, saloon, 76 Wooclh E.
Harmon John, marble worlcer, 174 Aclarns
ave 33.
Harmon Geo, salesman, 13'7 Catl~ariile.
Harmon Anthony, lab, 194 Fort E.
HARMON JOI-IN 11, iIIicl1 Oil Company:
Union Block, Jeff ave, r 2 Aspillall Terrace,
&laconlb ave.
Garney, Thos, tailor, 99 Beauhien.
Harileng John, tailor, Wbitiug near Mich
ave.
'ZIarnden Wm J, watchman, 53'7 Pine.
Barnish widow Dorothy, 150 Russell.
TIarllislly Frederick, cig maker, 83 Russell.
IIarilish y 0 tlo, tobacconist, 83 Russell.
Harnish Fred, cig maker, 135 Croghan,
Harnistl Maria, wid Frederick, 84 Russell..
llarnish Louis, basket maker, 83 Russell.
I-Iarold Peter, carp, 3-10 Beaubien.
HARPER WALTER, (Iiarper's hospital,) r
Mrs Anne filartin, Mroodw ave.
Harper John L, acct w Wm A Butler.
Harper James; Eureka saloon, cor Jeff ave
and First.
llarper EIezelrial~, col, Methodist wiuister,
40 Clinton.
XJarper John, painter, b G Riv House.
~arpst Mr, shoemaker; 424 Croghan.

Earring F, saloon, 607 Jeff ave. I Hart Roger, salesman w Patk Barry.
Earringson Denis, People's Store, s Clifford
near Woodw ave.
Harrington Mrs, vest maker, Waverly Block.
Barrington Matthew, tel operator, D & &I
IR 33 Depot.
Harrington Wm, sailor, 272 Fifth.
Harrington Denis, c(lr inspec, 253 Brush.
Sanlo address 55 Jones.
Harrington James C, salesman, Johnson &
Barns.
Harrington John C, copperman Detroit brewery,
r 51 First.
Harrington Daniel, machinist, 313 Laf E.
Barrington John, lab. 121 G Eiv.
Harrington John, rigger, 51 First.
Rarrington Marg, wid, 397 Cong E.
Harrington Benjamin, b Mary O'Dell.
ICarrold Peter, carp, 234 Antoine.
Harris J E, carp& tacks manuf, 125 Fort E.
Hartgen John, carp, Beanbien near TVilkins.
Hart Richard, pattern maker, 149 Porter.
Hart Alex, bricklayer, 66 Fifth.
Hart Abraham, men clothier, 196 Jeff ape.
Bartenstein Pens, shoemaker. 103 Laf E.
Hartens James, lab, Wing near Henry.
Harter W C, col, barber. Mich ave near toll
gate.
BARTER L F & Co, impor and deal teas.
coffees and spices, 59 Woodw ave, r 130
Cong W. See aduertisement ifiside front
cover.
Harting Peter, painter, 300 Macomb.
Martman Wm, wagon maker, 259 Fort E,
Hartman John, carp, Sixth near Fulton.
Hartman M, blacksmith, 411 Fort W.
Hartman John, blacksmith, 168 porter.
Hartmeyer Lewis, butcher; shop 64 Monroe
ave.
Harris Amasa, salesman w E T Harris. Hartmeyer Sophia, teacher, Fort St colored
Harris Benj, col, sailor, 246 Orleans. I Behool.
Harris John, machinist, 262 Lafayette E. Hartmeyer L, butcher, stall No 1 city hall
Harris Meri-itt L, 140 Larned E.
market.
HARRIS, REV G W, ed Mich Christian Hartmeyer Christian, butcher, 1$2 and 144
Herald, r 122 Howard.
Antoine,
IIarris widow, washwoman, 61 &lie11 ave. Hartell Louis, tanner, 50 Fort 3.
Harris John, jeweler, 191 Jeff ave, r 182 Bartley Wm, bricklayer, 42 Fort E.
Griswold.
Rartley Geo, stonecutter, rear Franklin.
Harris G L, receiver live stock M C B 33, Hartley Wm, speculator, Wing ancl Henry.
Sinclair near R R.
IIartigan Pat, lab, 170 Fifth.
Harris H D, conductor, 50 Madison ave. Bartman Philip, lab 54 Jeff ave,
Harris Wm, col, plasterer, 181 Macomb. Hartman RI, blacksmith, 411 Fort J'V.
Harris -, col, cook, 27 Laf E.
Hartman John, blacksmitll, 168 Porter.
Harris Rlrs S &I, dressmaker, 43 Fort E. Hartnell John TV, w Henry Stephens, r 88
IIarris F H, acct, 60 Xladison aye. 1 Larned E.
Harris Fred, w N P Stewart.
Hartnell Timothy, lab, rear 113 Porter.
Harris Frecl, watchmaker and jeweler, 191 Hartung Chas, brewer, cor Laf and Russell.
Jeff ave.
Martung Wnl, lab, 262 Fort E.
Harris Chas, mail carrier, b 201 Alwater E. Hartwell Thos H, attg and couns, office base-
Harris John, ship carp, b 309 Atwater E. ment Mich Ins Bank, cor Jeff ave and
Harris Edwd T, import and deal liquors, 16 Grislvold, r $9 Cong E, b Russell House.
Mich ave E, r 61 Brush. Same address Harty James, lab, Lafontaine near Mich ave.
at 16 Lewis. Harty Michael, lab, Lafontnine near Micb
Harris, Merritt L, groc, 15 Franklin. Same 1 ave.
address at 16 Lewis. ' Harty John, lab, Lafontaine near Mich ave.
Harrison Edwd, engineer, 21 Lewis.
Harvey Ales, brass founder, 158 Larned
I-Larrison Thomas, 6 Park.
West.
Harrison Joseph, Carne's brewery, r First; Harvey James, sailing master, 44 Henry.
see also 5 Park. 1 Harvey John 31: machinist, 101 Rivsrcl.
Harrison Green C, col, blacksmitll, 235 Rarvie, James, b h 16 Randolph.
Catherine.
IIarvie Ecii~il IT, m Janlcs Harvie.
Harrison Thos J, baker, 14. 3Iacomb avc. Barvie John M, machinist, 222Brasll.
Harris011 John, carp, 119 Wayne.
Harvey Andw, brass founder, 123 JVoodb 'CT.
Harrison Rev, col, north end Antoine. Harvey And~v, niaclliiaist, Clinton, 10th ward.
Harryman Albert, mariner, 131 Howard. Rarz Ed~vd, varnisher, 183 Laf E.
Harsha Wnl, pritlter, 89 Larned W.
Harzok A~zgustns, Clinton, 10th ward.
Harsha Walter S, m Wm Hamha.
Haas John B, sawyer, 211 Thompson.
Hart 0 H & Co, wines and liquors, 109 Has Geo, lab, Bronson.
Jeff ave.
Has Anlirana, lab, 33 Marion.
Hart Noah, N II Br Sons, r 91 Rivard. Haskins L, captain steanzboat Ariel,
! &ART DEWITT, city collec, r 398 Conq E, Haslam Oco, machinist, 63 Fort 1.
Nart Welcome W, lime, building materials, Haslip Benj, carp, 61 Franklin.
228 Atwater E, r 91 Rivard. ,
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Hast+irlgs I3 P, 218 Coilq E.
Hawley Morton H; clk b Blilidbury's Hote].
I-Iastings Clias, phy , office and r, 80 Laf tV. Hawley E 13, slater, b I-1owar.d House,
Hastings Pat, warehouseman, r 28 First. Haworth TVm, r Da,vid Cooper.
Hasty Thos, shoemaker, 23 Beacon.
Haymarket, the RIicl~ ave, belo11~ Third.
Baeslnan Jacob, 254 Woodbriclge.
Hayden & Baldwin, saddlery hardware, &c,
Hasselbaen & Co, butchers, 79 Cong E. 81 Woodw ave.
Hasselbaciz Philip, butcher and groc, 98 Bayden P H, groc, 294 Mich ave IT.
Gratiot. Same address 79 Cong 3. Hays John E, tailor, 119 Jones.
I'lasselbach Geo H & Co, 98 Gratiot. Same HAYES JBSIAH ID, gen agt and cash GF T
address 79 Gong E.
R Way, office Mich C R I3 Depot foot sf
Hassett Jalln, porter, Garrison House.
Third, r 484 Fort W.
Haswei Mary, widow, 365 Fort 10th ward. Hayes John, tailor, 240 Larned E.
Eatch Geo, trunk maker, Hayden & Baldwin. Hayes Henry, coachman w James Nall.
Hatch Joseph C, w G C Jones, r Sl Laf W. Hayes Morris, lab, rear 210 Franklin.
Same address at 86 Laf W.
Hayes John, lab, rear 210 Franklin.
HATC I3 JOSEPH, baker and city flour in- Hayes Pat, lab, 82 Abbot.
spector, 186 Woodw ave. See advt p 92. Hayes James, lab, 259 Sixth.
Hatchen Frank, groom w Chris. Morass. Hayes IVm, lab, 201 Howard.
Hatcher J, gardener, 326 Laf IT, moving to Hayes Mm, sailor, b S Stillwill.
Howlett Farm, Holden Farni.
Hayes John, tailor, 48 Henry.
Eathaway J C, w C M Welch.
Hayes John, shoemaker, 149 Second.
Hatmaker Christoph, 27 S:1 ver.
Hayes Michael, lab, alley off Third bet Por-
Hattie Christian, constable 7th ward, 321 ter and Abbot.
Macoinb.
Hayes Michael, mason, 111 Maple.
Hatzenbuhler Jacob, groc, 257 Jeff aye. Hayes John, lab, alley off' Third bet Porter
IIatzenbnWer Jol~n, salesman, 256 Frauklin. and Abbot.
Haus Joseph, stonecutter, north near Deq. Hayes Pat, lab, alley off Third bet Porter
Hau Wolfgang, carp, 87 Cliesnut.
and Abbot.
Hanft John, stonecutter, north end Russell. Hayes John, lab, near cor Marcy and Fifth,
Hallson E, fireman, b Bagg's Hotel.
Hayes John, lab, Lafontaine near Rlich ave.
Hauser -, shoemaker, not honie, Mullet. Maynes Edward, Monroe ave No 54.
Hauser Chas, shoen~ake~, C C Tyler & C'o, r Haynes Jolin C, engineer, b James Duck.
18 Rlullet.
Haywood James, Railway agent, b 129
Bavermann Christian, cab mak, 116 High. , Woodw ave.
Havens Wm, salesmau, b 49 Wayne, w B W Haywood James, Milwaukee Exchange.
Hornbeck & Co.
Haysvoocl Tholnas J, groc, 83 Cong E.
flaver John, lab, Antoiae.
EIaywoocl Tfiolnas J-, groc, r 76 Beaubien.
Haverty Pat, drayman, 40 Seventh.
HazleBough H, lab, Port near Whitney.
Hawes --, clerk, b Bagg's Hotel.
Hazotte John, clerk, 365 Fort E.
Hawes John, stonecutter, 139 &Iacoinb. Headon W, glazier, 109 Rivard.
Hawkins, Thos, lab, 387 Franklin.
Mealey James, eng, b 47 Ilonrard.
Hawkins Edwd, lab, Franklin.
Healey John, lab, 176 Laf E.
Hawkins Jabe, Jeff ave above iron works. Healey Nicholas, lab, 1/19 Fort E.
Hawkins P, bretve.~, 60 Serei~t~h.
Healey Cornelius, lab, 174 Fifth.
Eawkins John, tinsmith, 296 Fifth.
Healey Thomas, produce nzerch, 122 Park,
Hawkley Ben, col, whitewash, 177 Hastings. north.
PIawkins Daniel, lab, 413 Franklin.
Healey P W, flour and feed, 12 and 14 Mich
Mawkins & Kennecly, tin and coppersniiths, ave W, r Thos Healey.
59 Mich ave TV.
Healey Owen, farmer, 77 Abbot.
Rawkins J, 563 Jeff a\-e.
Healey Patrick, lab, 54 G River.
Hawkin Carl, brewer, moving to Kansas. Headley JohnL 175 Second.
Hawks Francis, salesillan Freedman & Bros, Heath Spencer D, baggage inaster, r 162
r 60 Jones,
Fourth.
Hawke Francis, salesman 0 Bellonrs. Heath J C, glove manufr, I42 Woodw ave, r
Hawksley Joseph, carp, 283 Fifth.
155 Cass. Salne address at 8 State, but
Hawka Frank, ash pedler, Decluindre and moving.
C hesnut.
Hearding Wm 11, ci~ eng U S Lalre Surv, m:
Hawley Joseph, acct, b Franklin Honse. 148 Cong 7V. Same address at 134, same.
Hawley Richd, dealer in malt and llops, 43 Hesrlihy Pat, lab, 01 Atwater E.
Bates.
Rearlihy ililaurice, lab, b Davf d Grainey.
Hawley James, col, barber, 11 Grisnrold. Hearn Edwd, liq nier, b 19.1ilwa1zlcee Exch.
Hawley Elijah, jr, latle Judge of Probate, r Hearns Thomas, sailor, b 20 Atwater E.
45 Wash ave.
Hease Wm, butcher, 1'74 Clinton.
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Heath S D, 162 Fourth.
Hellings Wm, w Fred Rolshoven.
Hebbard A, H & Parrish, groc, 156 Woodtv Hellings Peter, carp, 151 Adams ave E.
ave.
. Ilellstern Haver, beer hall, 317 Gratiot,
Heesrd @ B, ills agt, 70 Gris~vold.
Hellenstern Xavier, farmer, Gratiot above
Bebbe Augustus, cooper, 167 Beacon. toll gate. I
Hebden Geo C, atty w Sylvester Lamed. Heller John, lager beer, 221 Croghan.
Heebensteck John, groc, Riopelle and Crog. Bellmund Andrew, stonecutter, b 302 At-
Hechtner & Adderly, groc, 157 Gratiot. water E.
Hechtner J C, groc, 152 Gratiot.
Helm W m. upholsterer, 16'7 Croghan.
Hechtner John J, groc, 88 Russell.
Helwick Wm, pedler, 203,205 &lacomb.
Beck Jacob, groc, 260 Rivard, cor Gratiot. Heman C, Brooks & Adam's mill, r Whiting
Heck Henry, carp, 248 Russell.
near Fort.
Beck John, butcher, 260 Rivard cor Gratiot. Hembogen John, carp, 191 Clinton.
Beckmman John, gardener. Beaubien, Hembel Chas, salesman, 121 Leverett.
Sprir~gwells.
Hernely John, carp, 125 Mich ave W.
Beck John, groc, 288 Gratiot.
Hernmel John, 372 Seventh.
Heddington John, carp, 195 Franklin. Benderson Young, lab, cor Shelby and
Bedstrom Mrs E, 61 Adams ave W, moving Laf W.
to 18 Henry.
Henderson John, shoemaker, 112 Adams
Heese John, lab, 230 Russell.
ave E.
Heese John jr, brewer, 230 Russell.
Henderson Wm, pastry cook, 354 Thompson.
Heegley Rev A,*269 Larned E.
Henderson H C, salesman, b FinneyJs Hotel.
ReEnor John, nroodsawyer, 46 Harriet. Hendricks Peter, carp, 263 Rlacomb.
Heeck John, calico printer and dyer, 190 Hendrickson Jacob, produce mer, 57 Adams
Gratiot.
ave FV.
Hefrfer Sarah, tailoress, 181 Adams ave E Henderson Henry, lab, 181 High.
Heffernon Rosalie, alley, rear F Gies. Henderson J D, machinist, 820 Jeff' avo.
Hefferen Pat, lab, 270 Mich ave W.
Same address 274 Cong E.
Heffron John, bank esch saloon, 50 Woodw Henderson Elias, col, lab, 86 Mullet.
ave.
Henderson John, clerk, steamboat Pearl, 73
Heget Louis, teamster Miller's brewery. . Montcalm.
Hei Augustns, shoemaket, 80 Russell. HENDERSON & CO, mer tailors and drap-
Heilman Maurice, soap maker w W W Davis, ers, 153 Jeff ave. See acI.l:ertisernentJ p 169.
Beilnike C, tobacconist, 28 Fort F.
IIENDERSON WILLIAM, H & Co, mer
res National ave.
tailor and draper, 217 Jeff ave. See ad-
• Heinike Chas, cigar manufr, 30 Fort E. vertisement page
Heineman Emil S, mer clothier, Russell HENDERSON WIELIA4M, mer tailor and
House, Woodw ave.
draper, r 332 Woodb W.
Heinzmann John, European Hotel, 76 , Henderson Wm, salesman nrS Freedman &
Woodb W.
Bros.
Heide John, gardener, 114 Macornb. Henderson H, mer tailor and draper, Jeff
Reighton Cleo, cab nlaker, 289 Laf E. ave.
Heissloin Leopold, salesman Freedman & Henderson Thos, carp, 210 Cong E.
Bros.
Henderson John, shoe~nalcer, w Stewart Sz;
Neisslein Simon, salesman Freedman &Bros. Patterson.
Heith Charlotte, wid, 77 Croghan.
Henderson BIictiael, contractor, Frernont.
Heinney Jacob, lab, 266 Croghan.
Henderson George, blacksmith with E P
Heidzman Fi ed, lab; Cherry.
Johness.
II~idt Lewis, 19 Mechanic.
Henderson Davis, physician, 170 Laf IT.
Beig F, lab, 137 Thompson.
ITenderson Wm, har maker, b R R Exch.
Heip Gco, carp, 319 Clinton.
Hendrie Ernest, shoemaker, 112 St Law-
Helkel Jacob, 46 Rllarion.
rence.
Heiney , shoemaker, 74 Mullet.
I-Ienrion Joseph, cigar maker, Orleanq.
ileislein Simon, salesman Fi eedman & Bros. IIensich Theodore, basliet mak, 337 Clinton,
He'ldebrand Johir, shoemaker, Eiopelfe near Henrichder John, wagon maker, Alexander,
Grcztiot.
on R Road.
Belder John, saloon, cor Russell and Crogh. Hendlin Nicholas, watchmalcer, b &I Schu-
HelIer John: carp, 270 Bealtbien.
inacher.
Helderscheid Peter, butcher, r 1% Xivard. Hendrickson & Co, pro and corn, $1 At-
Heldt Lonhardt, briclrlayer, 155 Macomb, water E.
Heldt Louis, shoeznnliel., 140 Macomb, HencIrie Geo, cartage and for agent: G; &
IIelferich 0 F, ship carp, Gouin.
D Gr, Mil R Ways, oflice foot Brush.
Helf WI~, lab, 211 Sixth.
Hengstebeck J, groc, 266 Croghan.

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Hennison Geo, groc, Fort and Rivard.
Benman Chas, bouts and shoes, 448 Wood\\-
ave, moving t'o 170 Third.
Hennes & Hnber, groc, 91 hlacomb.
Hennes Louis, groc, 94 &lacomb.
Henessey Rev Jas, secretary to Bishop Le-
fevre.
ZIennessey James, salesman T M Armstrong,
r 268 Cong E.
Hennnssey Timothy, lab, 33 Labrosse.
Hennesse y Cornelid, huckster, 153 Beau-
bien.
Hennessy James, 24 Centre.
Henkel Peter, groc and pro dl, 47 and 49
Mich ave E, r 106 Randolph.
Henk Peter, carp, 214 Antoine.
Henrion Margaret, widow of B enj, Orleans.
Benrion Nicholas, cutter, w H Hallock, r
I29 Rivard,
Henrion Geo, groc, 193 Fort E.
Hennings John, cutter, 56 Mich ave E.
Renninger Chas, carp, 103 Macomb.
Henshaw Henry H, brakeman, 91 Atwater E.
Henson ~osepli, siddler w ~iyden & Baldw,
r 112 Farmer.
Henser John, carp, b 67 Atwater E.
Henris Hermon, tobacconist, 275 Clinton.
Eenris Jacob, carp, 275 Clinton.
Henrich Wm, carp weav, 100 Russell.
Hengel Henry, moodsawyer, 252 Mullet.
Eennaert Rev Peter, Vic Gen Detroit, r
Bp Lefevre.
Benning Wm, upholsterer, 255 Clinton.
Henning Wm, har maker, 478 Gratiot.
Henning Chas, lab, Croghan, 10th Ward.
Henning Chas, paver, Gratiot above St
Aubin.
Hennison Geo, grsc, Fort and Rivard.
Menry D T, top eng lake survey office,
Wayne near Congress.
HENRY JAMES: wood insp, foreman steam
fire engine " Lafayette," r Third near
Cong.
Renry Robert, groc, 80 Seventh.
Benry Win, 152 Larnecl W.
Henry BIrs Charlotte F, 111 Cong E.
Renry Jolla, draynlan, Ann near Seventh.
Benry Adan:, clrayinan, Ann near Seventh.
Menry TVnl A, printer, TVlliting near Fort.
Z'ienrp Nicholas, saloon, 22 Micll ave JV.
Henry Jol~li, cot, barber, 361 Laf E.
Henry IYm, waiter, IIo~vsrcl House.
Henry Robert, groc, 365 Orleans.
Henry TVin. lab, 99 Itussell.
Menry Ernest, slloen~slcer, Clinton near Dabois.
lJlenrcn John, carp, 99 Jag.
lgensdale E C, atty, oiiice IV Walker &
Russell.
Hensler Henry, cab maker, 179 Maconib.
Ifensien J P, tinsmith, Pearl and Prospect.
Hcnsien John, farmer, I59 Prospect.
Henson G W T, boatmaker, 407 G Ptirer.
Henson John, porter, Russell House.
Hentz Rlr, furrier, b Mrs Jones.
Bepburn James, auctioneer, 40 Woodm ave
and 73 Beaubien*
Heppy John, lab, Dequindre and Chesnut,
Herbette Francis, carp, 251 Croghsn.
Herbette Francis, jr, printer Tribune office,
251 Croghan.
Herbette Victor, printer, 251 Crogban.
Herberger Max, milkman, North near De-
quindre.
Herbst Lewis, baker, 133 Lafayette E.
Herbst Matthias, trader, 179 Clinton,
Herbst Wm, tailor, 129 Lafayette E.
Herbst Wm, tailor, 202 Gratiot.
Herbst Chas, tanner, 132 Trowbridge.
Herger Frederick, tailor, 150 Frpnklin.
Hermann John, Christian Brother, cor An-
toine and Croghan.
Hermon John, marble worker, 114 Mullet.
Herrick S V R, jeweler w J H Allison.
Herrick Oliver, carp, 103 Oak, moving, in-
quire at Platner's, cox 7th and Mich ave.
Herig John, sign and or painter, 165 Riop.
IGeron Geo, carriage owner, 37 Jeff ave.
Herring Fred, saloon, 607 Jeff ave. ,
Herrings patent champion safes oflice, 45
Griswold.
Herring H, baker, Croghan and Antoino.
Herriman John G, salesman w Geo Niles.
Hersch Adam, butcher, 240 Cor)gress.
Herschman Fanny, milnr, 224 Jeff ave. Same
address Fisher's Block, Campus Martius,
Herschman Lewis, millinery, 224 Jeff ave, r
261 Beaubien.
Herschman Cath, widow, 37 Catherine.
Herschback Godfrey, lab, Russell.
Kerschmein Martin, lab, Division.
Hersch John, carriage blk smith, 120 Fort E.
Herz John, shoemaker, 83 Prospect.
Kerz Theodore, carp, 116 Clinton.
Herzog Hermann, druggist, 122 Randolph.
Herzog Augustus, Clinton, 10 tll ward.
IIersch Anthony, n~elodeon maker, 38 Fort E .
Hesmess AII~US~US, lab, 426 Laf E.
IIess Francis, cigar manufr, moved to cor
Lafayette and Eivard.
Hess Anclrew, painter, 11 Mechanic.
I-Iesse Francis, cigar maker, 33: Besubien,
Same adclress at 191 Laf E.
I Hess Wm, porter, central depot, r 16 Clay.
Elesselbncher Oswald, confectioner, 225 Jeff
ave.
Hess Albert, ~voodsaafyer, Iiremster near
Ilastings.
Hessllne Leopolcl, salesman, 84 Larned X.
Hess John, ashes pedler, Lasalle me.
IJess Geo, with Peter I-Iess.
IIess John P, lab, 241 Thompson.
Hess Peter, shoemaker, up stairs, 271 Jeff
ave.
Hess Chas, confectioner, 271 Jeff ave,
Hest John, lab, Thompson near Mich ave.
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Retzer Harmon, mason, 161 Mullet.
Wigby Lewis E, H & Steams, 226 Woodb,
Hetts Valentine, har mak, b Peter Csssman. Higby Geo JV, ship carp, 190 Franklin.
Betcher Conracl, tailor, Riopelle at Railroad. I Higby John C, lner tailor, r 128 Wayne.
Beuser Joseph, brewer. 2 Rlsple, moving be- Higby John C, Jr, w 5 C Higby, Sr.
yond city limits on Gilat,iot.
Highby E W, farmer, Gratiot above toll gate,
Heustan Lewis, col, lab, 86 Mullet.
Higgins Hiram L, salesman L L Farnsworth,
Beus torr Francis, machinist, 90 Russell. r Elizabeth E.
Heustiss hlrs widow, 315 Seventh.
Higgias Chas, col, Dickinson's farm N of
Heustis Joseph, trader, 315 Seventh.
G River.
Beustis Chas, with Joseph Heustis.
Higgins Pat, pedler, 10 Antoine,
Heuston John, porter, 148 Croghan.
Higgins, Thos, groc, 184 Mich ave W;
Heuffman John, servt w James J Campau. Higgins Joseph C, mariner, b Mrs Jenninga,
Heuser Chas, shoemaker. 128 Mullet. Higgins Jane, widow of Justin, 299.Brush.
Bewitt Jehu A, 224 Croghan.
Higgins -, salesman, 8 Clinton.
Hewitt Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, 2jv'Q Higgins Chas, groc and prov, Park and
Cong E.
C olu~nbi a.
Hemir t E, acct Mich Ins Bk, r 54 High. Higgins Hiram, salesman, 17 Madison ave.
Beyen Hermon, salesman w E S Heineman, Higgins widow P C, groc, 40 and 42 Colum-
Heyerman Chas F, U S land agt, ofice Fed- bia W.
eral Building, r 273 Cong E.
Biggins Joseph, carp, 89 Labrosse.
Beyerman Oscar F, w C F Reyerman. HIGHAM ROBERT, civil eng, 483 Jeff ave.
Heywood T J, prpv, groc, 83 Cong E. HIGHWOOD CARLOS, artist, r 340 Gong E,
Heyd & Weber, boots and shoes, 51 Mich studio Firemen's Hall. See crhertise~nent,
ave E.
HIGLEY Rev Mr, pastor Luth Trin Evan
Heyzer Ges, lab, 28 Lawrence.
Ch, 255 Larned E.
Hibbard Mrs Sarah, r 95 Fort W.
Hilbert John, lab, Watson.
Hibbard Alvah, groc, 44 Cong W.
Hild Mary, widow, 195 Clinton.
Bibbard F M, acct w D M Richardson. Hildebrand John, lab, 179 Mullet.
Hibbard Daniel, carp, Antoine.
Hildebraild Joachim, lab, 184 Croghan.
Hibbard Rev 0 D, b Howard House. Hilderscheit Peter, butcher, 202 Fort E.
Hibercorn Henry, carp, 421 Bea~zbien. Hilderscheit Peter, drover, Orleans.
HICKEY Rev If, Presid Elder Meth Episc HILDRETH JOSEPH S, physician and oc.
Ch, Det Conf, r John R foot of Farmer. culist, 70 Laf, cor Cass.
Hickey John, 245 Sistlz.
Hilme Wm, uplnolsterer, 201 Croghan.
'
IIickey Wnl, lab, rear 135 Fort E.
Hillier Edward G, cab maker, 67 Fort E.
Hickey Lawrence, blksmith, 184 Cong E. Hilsenclegan John, saloon, 206 Randolph.
Hickey & Bro, horse shoers, 31 Atwater E. EIilsendegalm Volclien, groc, 396 Gratiot.
Hickey hlrs Wrn, near cor Fifth and Arch. Ililsendegan Jol-rll, saloon, 240 Rivard.
Hickey Pat B, porter J & J Porter.
Hilsendegan Thos, drayln. 182 Lafayetto E.
Kickey Nicholas, lab, 141 G River.
Hill James? saloon, Atwater cor Dequindre.
Hickey Daniel, blacksmith, 39 Frauklin. Hill Chas, steamboat steward, b Levi Dings.
Hickey Pat, blaclrsinith, 172 Cass.
I Hill Samuel B, eng, 125 Second.
Hickey Laurence, blaclrsmiti~, 39 Franklin. Hill Wnz, lab, Eabrosse alley Seventh.
Hickey Laurence w Bob't Pox.
Bill Nazareth, pro Mil\vaukee Esch, cor
Hickey David, horse .slioer, 138 Franklin. Bcaubiea and Atwater.
Hickey Tilnotl~y, 13,1), 6'71 JCicli ave TV. Rill Jan~es. nlechanic, 223 Ronyard.
IIickeg Rlicllael, saloon, 161 Rtwater E. Hill Henry, bar tencler, D & J1 R Way sa-
I
Hickey JIsurice, lab, 130 Lariled IV.
loon, 8'3 ai~d 82 dlwater E.
Aicknlan ~~-iclow, col, 62 Clinton. / Hill W E, 1, Mich Esch
Hickman J, confectioner, 51 Ilenry.
Hill --, iutlcllii~ist, 01 Larned E.
Bickrnan Josepli. IV @ 13el,ai.inl.
Ilill --, mnchi gist, 49 Wayne.
llick~mot~t hlfreil, si~ip canlircr, St Clair near Elill Jacob, saloon, 7 dt~~~~~ter. Fort. j -7
Hill Jacob, butcher, 3.58 Lnf E.
IIichtner J0:1n, gros, RusscII and Lnfityette. IIill Jacob, hutciiar, 379 ,Fort E. -.I
Iiichl~oit ,llErc~l, ship cnnlltcr, 70s nivor. / Hill Jnnt, \irid, dressmaker, 71 Fort E.
JIickmott itIsry, 708 Eiver.
scl(lress 31 4 Gris\volcl.
Paiclrlnott H~zbert, sailor, 703 P' dver.
IIill John, Ixb, Clinton, 10 th ward.
Biclrst,encl Eiizab, 11ail'brilicjcr, 155 Port E. IIill 8, S2.3 sixth.
PIieilelra Fred, lab; 172 hI,zco~ub.
I
Hill M;s, dressrnaT,rer, 90 Lnrnecl W.
IIiebler I);lvici, Inb, Wilkius near Ailtoiue. Hill IV E, Notary Public, 196 Woodm ave.
Mieil J~llil, lnb, Scdtt ~laar Rail Road. Hill S teplia 2, Woodward ava, 3 f miles out.
Rill Susan, 218 Coug E.
Rigby cfL Stesrils, pbnr ciraggists, 173 Jeff
ave, Gi) Wood nve, si~i Russell House,
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Bill John, eng, 325 Sixth. I =lger John, black smith, 284 Aigli.
Hi11 Itoduey D, attor~~ey, 545 Jeff ave. Hoagland L, hatter, 20 Sproat.
Hill D, pail ter, 68 Baker.
Hoag Henry, porter, R R Exchange.
Hill F J, hair dresser, 95 Baker.
Boban Ellen, 26 Madison ave.
Hill P, machinist, (38 Baker, 1 Hoban Denis, night watch, 36 Lafayette w,
Billam Geo W, retail groc, Woodw aye and 1 Hoban James F, printer, 36 Lafayette w.
Rlontcalm.
Hobert John, hodman, 28 Lawrence.
Hills David, miller, 73 Miami ave.
Hobert John, woodsawyer, Antoine.
Hildebrand Frank. lab, 208 IVoodb W. Hobart William, sailmaker, 108 Fifth.
Hiller Nicholas, salesman, 59 Beaubien. Hobert Christopher, cabinet maker, w H
Hiller J George, shoemaker, 169 Fort E. Weber, r 117 Clinton.
Biller Wnl, carp, 199 Second.
Roc11 Philip J, baker, 165 Fort E.
Hillier E G, lab, 367 Lafayette.E.
Mochgrafe William, carpenter, 219 Bfacorab,
Hilson John, lumberer, b 85 Atwater E. Hochstadt Jacob, butcher, 151 Mich ave w,
nilson ?Michael, lab, 110 Woodb~idge E. r. 165 Second.
Hillier G, miner, 110 Elizabeth E.
Rock Sebastian, shoemaker, ~age 187.
Hinchman James A, (T & J H) r 231 Fort / I Hodge John Lennox, Civil engineer, 419
tvest. / ~eaubien.
Hinchman Guy F, grocer and ship chandler, 1 Hodgetts John W, turner shop, 75 Congress
foot Woodw ave. East.
Hinchnlan Mrs C, 59 Larned w.
Rodgetts John, tinner, $5 Gratiot.
Minege Fred, shoemaker, High 10tl1 Ward. Hodsdy H H, snuff and cigars: 60 Gratiot.
Hinds Jay, blacksmith, b 16 Randolph. Hodson Thomas Steele, engineer 109Howard
Hines Daniel, with wid D Hines.
IIodgson Henry Ill, cigars and tobacco, 60
Bines Mary widow of Daniel, 104 Plum. Griswold, r 15 Winder.
Hines William, w Rlrs widow Hines.
Hoek Joseph, pedler, Bronson.
Hines Edward, lab, 38 Bronson.
Hoek Joseph, grocer, 92 I'afayette E.
Hinman A B, salesman,. Ransom Gardner, r Hoek Henry, with Joseph I-Poek.
71 Congress TV.
Hoek Lewis, lab, Watson.
Hinman Mrs, b Ro~vard house. Hoeis P, tanner, 401 Seventh.
Binsdale Davicl M, prov mer, 63 Adanas me, Wof Bartley, lab, Bronson.
W. Hoffer.mann Joseph, lab, Detroit, at Rail
Rinsdale David, 45 Macomb ave. lioad.
Hinsdale Fred, lab, Mullet 10th Ward. 1
I
Hoff Valentine, carpenter, 113 Prospect.
Minsdale Edxin C, Counsellor, oflice 3 Wa- HoRe Fred, lab, 107 &lacomb.
terman Block, cor Woodw ave & Larned, EIoff Charles, baker, 185 Bastings.
r 143 Fifth
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IIoffer F, till and copper smith, 380 Wood-
Binsdale B, b h, 42 Fort E. bridge TV.
EIintz E, cutter, T I4 Armstrong &; Co. Hoffman George W, Bha Insurance Compj
Binton Richaid, col, musician, 66 ('roghan. Merrill Block, r 16 Winder.
Bipp Geo, carpenter, b I6 Randolph. RoKnlan Geolge B, wit11 G 'CV Hogman.
Hiscl~man Lewis. , FIoffinai~ Adam, lab, 248 Mullet.
Nirschman?tIorris, salesman, w E & S Sch'loss, Iioflman IVilliam, uphol, 125 Cloglian, sams
r 52 7;t'a,ync. 1 275 Woodward ave.
Hittel Sam~icl, Watches and Jewelry, 156 Jeff Ilofln~an John, lab, 116 High.
ave, r 34 Park.
IIoffner John (I-Ioffner Sr. McBriile), sail-
Hitchcock Aaron, pat rights, r 150 Larned w. makers, foot of Bates, r 211 Second.
office foot First.
Hoffner John, sailn~aker, 211 Second.

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down,-10,000 Lots sold and to sell. Detroit, it ~n~zst be remernberecl, will mofit likely, in
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OFFICE:
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E7' If not Paid in those Honths 5 per Cent will be added.
BOARD OF WATER COMMiSSlaONERS:
33 TSMUKD A. J3 RUSI-I, President.
ALEXAXDERD. PBASEB, WILLIAM R. NOYES, J. 1). JIORTON, J. V. RUEHLE.
a. E. ROBERTS, ~Yecretary.
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Gentl~men in want of this ar tick will save money
by calling at
AND
Rs XI5 STeSersom Ave, ear Waywe St
Where is kept on hand one of the best asortments of
SHIBTS that can be seen in thie or any other mar-
ket, for FIT, UAKE OR QUALITY. My shirts are all of my
own manufacture, and purchasers will find them as re-
presented. I challenge competition from any quarter.
Ordere from the country, accompanied with cash or re-
ference in Detroit, promptly attended to.

no. 123 Woodward ave
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DEALER I N
Oil Clothing, Traveling Bags, Valises, Gents9 Furnishing Gods,
GEIIILDREN'S SUITS, RUBBER GOODS, &c., &ce9
Cloths, Gassimeres and Vestings made to Order in the most Pashionable Style,
AND EVERY GARM.EIU'T WAREANTED TO PLEASE.
ALSO, DEALER IN HATS & CAPS, GLOVES & MITTENS,
Burs, BmfFaIo Robes, Canes, &c., &c-
W. CI DUNCAN,
Porter and Brown Stout.
' EREWERY & MALT HOUSE,
186,188 and 190, Woodbridge St, West#
Opposite Mich. C. R. R. Depot,
DETEBIT, = IYXIECHIGAN,
B. Orders frm
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Ciiy or Country prmp1(2g
. uttemded to. Cash paid for Barley.
TO BREWERS AND DISTILLERS :
I would say, that having greatly enlarged my facilities
for Malting, 4: am nov prepared to furnish
Hops and Malt of superior qualities, in large
small quantities, at the Lowest Market Prices.
Orders from Dealers or Housekeepers in the oitg
or country, promptly filled.
MISSION ANT&
Dealers at Wholesale and Betail in
BRANDIES AND OTHER LIQUORS,
JTo. 21 i7XOehigafi Ave. Wesb9
DETROIT, - I
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VERPOOL PACKETS
TT'S LINE,
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X Line of London Packets.
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REIII[ITTAIYCES TO IRELAND, dtc.
TAPSCOTT'S LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPlRI8ING:
SHIPS. CAPTS. Tns SHIPS. CAPTS. Tns SHIPS. CAPTS. Tns.
WII,I,IdM TAPSCOTT, .BELL,. ... .arOO DREADNOUGRT..
EMERALD ISLE ...... .... Sa~oe~s.. .?5001PEA FLOWER (hew) Tinon ... .2000
..CORNISH. ,2500 M AMARANACK (new). PUSHING. ..2fl00 R L LANE..
JOHN J. BOYD,. ....... .Taoaas .
........ ::B&ER.. ... .2000
.BSfl SHAMROPE.. .......... DOANE.. .. .):OOOIVIL!~OKY.. .......... ..AINSWORTH 2100
BENJAMIN ADADIS.. ..CHASE.. . .qOnfl "OKs1 Er,LATION.. .. .MuI.LINER,.~~' Q M IDDLFSEX.. ...... ..PARMFLEE '2000
ALBION.. ............... WILLIAMS,^^^^,^ F8T IJ OINT ......... ALLEN.. .. .2600/01~~.0~ BROOKLYX,
UNDERWRITER.. .... R ROBERTS.^^'%^ E3CORTTe *............ .KENNY.. . ..tOOQiN&W SHIP.. ...................... .ZOtO
ARE ALL WELL AND FAVORABLY KNOWN IN THE TRADE, AND THE CAPTAINS PROVERRTaL FOR THEIR KIND AT-
TENTION TO PASSFNOERS. The ships sail weelrls with ~veat~p~~n~~turrlit~~,
~ npersops d wishing tn end for Iriend~. pay
relv on their cpmipc as soon a? readp. IT NOT BEIRG EECESSARY TO WAIT FOR THE CAPTAINS OR AGENTS9
LETTER. It 1s wlth great satlkfa~tron that we are enabled to refer to the VL 8t numcers conveyed by this Line lor up
wards of twenty years past, as proof of the advantages it posesses in every particular.
NE OF LONDON PACKETS,
COMPRISE THE FOLLOWING:
SHIPS. CAPTAINS. Tons
PALESTINE. .............. .TINKKR.. ................ .25nO
MITC~ELL::~~~~
RWIPS. CAPTAINS. Tons.
DANIEL WEBSTEB..
SOUTH AMPTON.. ......... PRATT. .................. .......... SPENCER.. ........... .2W
9250 DEVONSHIRE
MARGARET EVANS.. .... .WARNER.. .............. ................ .Lo~D. ................ -2250
.2000 AMAZON
VICTORIA.. ................ CHAXPION.. ............. ....................... HOVEY.. ............. .ZOO0
.%000 AMoRIOAN EAGLE.. ......... MOORE .............. .2000
SAIL EVERY TEN DAYS ; they wme all built for thie Line with a view to the COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODA-
TION OF PASSENGERS. Thosewishing to send for their frlplnds ran avail themselves of the o~portunit~y here offer
ad, and have them rrnr~alit out in one of the above Magnificent. Shins. all of which are furni~hed with LIBERAL
SUPPLIES OF PROVISXONSl and wh~ch are served out bEADP COOXED.
4 Skilful PhysZcZan 5s attached to each Ship.
Peraons in the COFNTRY who wl~h to v!slt EUROPE would do wall to SECURE THEIR PAPSAGE 'before they
leave their home, ntsher hy Let,ter d,rect,, or thmugh our Agente. Ther wlll thus avo~d the danger of fall~ng znto
the hands of RUNNERS, when they arrive m New Hork, and can go on board Ship immediately on arrival.
BZF TRROUGETICKETB issned, if required, from LIVERPOOL or LONDON, to any part of
the UNITED STATES or CANADA, on the. VERY BEST TERMB. a .
c,
When Persons sent for decline coming, the MONEY IS ALWAYS REFUNDED, on
producing the Certificate and Receipt.
To Xngland, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
me MILLIONS 0F.DOLLARS t.ransmitt;ed through US, yithont Loss, a 91-ffiqient gumrantee, to these wishing
to rem~t Money to thelr frlends. We stllllssue Drafts, PAkABLE ON DEMAND, in all the prlncl~al towns of the
United Kiigdcm.
The Subscribers continue to forward Passen ers b9 RATEROAD to all parts of the UNITED STATES
and CANADA, a& the Loweat Possible Rahs.
Personsin the country wish in^ to red money or send for their friends by e~cloping us the amount f h p wiFh ~
sent. wifh tpe Name and ~hdress of the Person to ~:ceirr it-or. if for ~?rsa&, the Xamke, Ages and Proper Address
of the Parties to be sent for-the neceFsars CERTIPICA'IE or DRAFT ~ 1 1 1 be prcmntly folmarded to the marlies for
whom it is intended, or returned,to the paits paymg the Money, with the Receipt for the same, as they may des!re,
Applicamts for informaiionzcill please enclose apost @ce slalmp lo ensure a prompt reply. Forfurlher parlicutars
apply to
TAPSCOTT & GO., 86 South St, New Y ork, or to
0. C. THOMPSON & Co., Bankers,
XEW YQRE: ~anuary,
1861. Detroit, Mich,

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Hoffner & McBride, sailmakers, foot Bates.
Hoffman Peter, mason, 280 Fifth.
Hofhan Abraham, cooper, b Chas Lotz.
Hoffman Fred, carpenter, 66 Harriet.
Hoffman Adolphus, trader, 237 Beanbien,
Hoffman William, mason, 280 Fifth.
Hoffman P, Fifth near Grand River.
Hoffman Peter, shoemaker, 110 Chesnut.
Hoffman Jj Lion Hotel, cor Woodbridge and
Seventh.
Hoffman Frederick, carpenter, 159 Orleans.
JXofhan Jacob, lab, Fort 10th Ward.
Hoffman Jacob, engineer, 95 Chesnut.
Hoffmeyer - watchman, Russell House
HOGAN MICHAEL A, builder and machinist,
corner Brush and Woodbridge. 8ee
aduertisement page 96.
Hogan John, blacksmith, 189 Franklin.
Hogan M A, carpenter, 274 Franklin,
moving.
Hogan John, blacksmith, 22 Hastings.
Hogan Michael P, drayman, 102 Beech.
Hogan Margaret, widow of William, Saloon,
35 Woodbridge W.
Hogan Daniel, lab, 36 Woodbridge W.
Hogan Michael, storeman, 138 Randolph.
Hogan Daniel, lab, 188 Congress E.
Hogan Mj laborer, 222 Thompson.
Hogan P, lab, 220 Thompson.
Hogan James, lab, Alley bet Grand River &
Jones.
Hogan Daniel, shoemaker, 173 Fifth.
Hogan Pat, lab, 18 Marion.
Hogan John, lab, 18 Marion.
Hogan Michael, grocer, 193 Congress.
HOGARTH WILLIAM, the Revd. pastor
Jefferson ave, Presb Church, r 389 Jeff
ave.
Hogg James, gardener, Gratiot, above St
Au bin.
Hohlfeld Charles, nailor, 40 Waterloo.
Hoisal Caspar, shoemaker, 168 Clinton.
Hoisel Caspar, shoemaker, 10 Maple.
Hoal Sophia, widow, 190 Mullet.
Holbrook DeWitt C , attorney and counsellor,
b Adams ave W.
Holbrook J M, collector, 106 Adams ave E.
Holbrook & Bishop, law office, 6 and 7 Rotunda,
Griswold.
Holbrook -
312 Randolph.
Holden Levi S, agent A S Barnes & Burr,
tv Putnam Smith & Co, r 26 Laff E.
Holden John, lab, 266 Franklin.
Holdell Simon, lab, b Milwaukee Exchange.
Holderhead Anthon, scalemaker, 152 &Iullet,
shop 55 Clinton.
Holdridge Ira CC, patent rights, 297 Lamed
East.
Hotillan James, grocer, 208 Congress E.
Holihan Thomas, trader, r 161 Second.
Holland Richard, plasterer, Davison.
Holland William, gardener, w F E Phelps.
Holler John; sailor, 90 Maple.
--
Holler Nicholm, porter, 259 Jeff ave.
Holler Henry, musician, 129 Lafiyette 16.
Holleran Michael, carpenter; 89 Sixth.
Holian J P, physician, 28 Larned W.
Holler John, tinsmith, 28 Monroe ave.
Holler Henry, musician, 145 Fort E.
Hollon John, lab, cor Abbot and Seventb.
Hollow Peter, pedler, 129 R5acomb.
Hollow William, watchman, Labrosse, near
Thompson.
HOLLOWAY & CO, Flagging, Stone Sills &G
Caps, &c., foot Shelby. fiee advertisemeold
on page 68.
HOLLOWAY WILLIAM, r 109 Leverett.
Holloway Mrs M A, 26 State.
Hollywood J N, phy, office 105 Woodward
ave, r Georges.
Hollys, sewing machines agency, 183 Jeff
ave, up stairs.
Holmes N, b Michigan Exchange.
Holmes Neaas, lab, 104 Napoleon.
Holmes Richmond, accounta~t, 101 Adams
ave E.
Holmes Powell H, b Mrs Alvord.
Holmes R, clerk, w K C Barker & Co.
Holmes David, sigar maker, cor A q and
Sixth.
Holmes, George, carpenter, 324 Fifth.
Holmes Silas M, merchant, 111 Fort W,
Holmes Jabesh, 123 Congress E.
Holmes Richmond, w S S Barnard.
Holmes William, 22 Centre.
HOLRlES ROBERT, Hardware, Grates, &c,
117 Jefferson ave, r 102 Washington we,
See advertiseme fit.
.Holmes Mrs, John B, 23 John 3%.
Holmes widow, Sophia, 251 Franklin.
Holmes L, sailor, '66 Columbia W.
Holmes Daniel, blacksmith, b 154 Larned W
try 36 Front.
IIolstein John, saloon, 91 Fort E.
Holton J W, patent rights agent, 111 Jeff
ave.
Holton Thomas, cold, waiter, 61 Lafayette
East.
Hoist Jolin, tailor, 313 Antoine.
Holth~fer Caspar, salesman, m Campbell &I
Linn.
Holthcefer Josepll, tanner, 244 Ri~pelle.
Hornan Fred, mason, 37 maple.
Hornbolt Henry, tailor, 2.60 Laff E.
Homer Benedict, engineer, 357 Macomb.
Hornma1 RIIichael, carp, 226 Third.
Homtnel Jacob, grocer and baker, 94 Gratiot.
Hornma1 George, 145 Third.
Hommal George, cooper, 12G Croghan.
IH[ommel P, shoeinaker, Labrosse near
Eighth.
Honnoback Peter, farnler, 227 Croghan.
Hontoon Ransom, sash maker, -7 Grand
River.
Hoofman A, lab, 301 Lafayette W.

Bood J (Graves & Co.), 11 Wooclwarcl ave,
moving.
Hoofmeyer William, tailor, Ann neax Sixth.
Book Augustus, lock maker, 112 Croghan,
Boolan Job, shoemaker, cor La Salle and
Linden.
Hooley William, laborer, 59 Franklin.
Boose George, grocer, Orleans near Atwater
Hoop3 Henry, butcher, Orleans and Larned.
Hoops Henry, cabinet maker, 191 Eafayette
E, same address at 131 Laf E.
Hoopor G W, grocer, 149 Blich ave W, r 348
Mich ave W.
Hooper Jane, vidow of John, 276 Fifth.
noover Denis, colored, barber, 153 Beaubien
Hopkins Mark, pattern maker, 393 Larned I3
Hopkin William, carriage maker, 110 Park
(north).
Hopkin Robert, grocer, 114 Park, cor Montcalm.
Hopkin Mark, finisher, b N Hart.
Hopkin Robert, Or painter, 91 Columbia W.
bpkins William, carriage maker, corFarnier
and John R.
Bopkins Geo, cigar maker, 253 Jeff ave.
fIopkins Wm S, r 58 Beaubien.
Hopkins John, bartender, 44 B1ich aye E.
Hopkins - b Noah Hart.
Hopkin Thomas, carp, 252 Congress E,
Bopkin John, car builder, 252 Congress E.
Hopbins Bernard, shoemaker, 154 Abbot.
Hopkins William, salesman, 40 Michigan ave
West.
gopkinson John, carp, 67 E Fort.
Hopper William H, express messenger, 170
Congress IV.
Bopper G C, conductor, 11 Seventh.
Bopper J S, clerk, 11 Seventh.
Bopper James, clerk, 229 Lafayette W.
Bopson Nicholas, blacksmith, 66 Gratiot.
Hopson Richard, lumber mer, 62 Gratiot.
Hopson Nicholas, carp, 123 Catherine.
Hopson William, blacksmith, 250 Beaubien.
Horan Pat, lab, b 12 Beaubien.
$oran Pat, lab, rear 113 Porter.
Horan Mr, 316 Grand River.
Boran Maurice, blacksmith, 140 Third.
Boran M, b 130 Larned W.
Borne Ignatz, carp, Elm.
BORNE JOHN, proprietor, Shakespeare sa!,
42 & 44, Larned IY, see aduertiscnzefit p 88.
Hsrne John M, IV John Horne.
Horne Richard, clrayman, 180 Congress E.
$ORNBECK B W & COY Auc & Corn, 113
Woodward ave. See ndz~e~tise~zent,
Bornbeck B W, r 113 Woodw ave.
Bornbeck Jacob, salesman, Gunn & Locke,
r 227 Croghan.
Horn F, magonmaker, near cor Mich ave &
Seventll.
Born B L, clerk, 174 Woodw ave.
Horning Andrew, butcher, 366 Grand River
Horrigan Micha,el, servant, 115 Fort W.
Horrigan Thomas, saloon and bowling alley,
19 Griswold.
Horrigan John, lab, 61 Cherry.
Borrigan Michael, lab, 15 Griswolcl.
Horrigan Jane, widow of David, dressmaker,
174 Congress E.
Horshenner Seymour, lab Ru~sell.
Horsley John, malster, Congress betw 6th &
7th.
Horsmill John &I, painter, 90 Rivard.
Hsrton J Dempster, attorney, 12 Rotunda
Building, r Bagg.
Horton Thos, printer, 55 Mich ave E. .
Horville N, lab, seventh near Irving.
Hosfield, cIerk, 26 Lewis.
HOSIE ROBERT, Campbell, Linn & Co, 93
and 95 NToodw ave, r 134 Fifth.
Hosie James, pattern maker, 135 Fifth.
Hosmer John, (school inspector) freight agt
B3[ C R R, r 65 Seconcl.
Hosiner G F, salesman, with C Rl Welch.
Hosmer George, saloon keeper, 60 Columbia
East.
Hospital the Harper, site of, Woodw ave E,
side near Tollgate.
Hospital St Marys, 29 Clinton.
Hospital The Marine, Jeff ave above Elm-
wood.
Houghton William, grocer, 318 Grand River.
HOUGHTON JACOB, Jr, Sup & Eng Det
Water Works, office cor Bates & Larned,
moved to Houghton, Houghton Co, Lake
Superior.
Houghton William, produce dealer, corner
Grand River & Sixth.
Houghton Jacob, lab, 41 Lawrence.
Hough James, trunk maker, w W Y Rum-
ney.
Houser Joseph, butcher, 148 Antoine.
House Levi, plain and or painter, 163Larned
E.
Houston John G, 10 Catherine.
Houston A N, 64 Abbot.
House Levi, house & or painter, 54Michigan
ave E.
Housam Joseph, saddler, with Bayclen and
Baldwin, r 24 Henry.
Houser Joseph, news dealer, 265 Gratiot.
Hovey Edrnund S, grocer, 38 Mich ave E.
HOWARD CHARLES, banker, 19 High, mov
to New York,
Howard House, 8, 10,12, 14 Congress W.
Howard Samuel, shoemaker, 524 Michigan
ave W.
HOWARD WILLIAM A, late iM C (Jerome
Howard & Swift), office Carlyle house, r
25 Rowland.
I Howard & Mandell, lam office, cor Jeff ave
and Griswold.
HOWARD JACOB M, late Attorney General,
193 Larned E.
Howard Electus B, account, E Orr, b Joshua
Howard.

Howard Chas 14, janitor masonic hall, r 50
Larned W,
Howard Timothy, salesman, 146 Abbot.
Howard Timothy, lab, alley off Third betw
Polter & Abbot.
Boward Alexis, barber, 244 Clinton. Same
address 249. .
Homard Joshua, 109 First.
Homard Joshua D, 109 First.
HOWARD ORIN S, office 35Waverly Block,
r 106 Howard.
Homard Enoch, exchange banker, Third and
Woodbridge, b Garrison house.
Howard R, laborer, 129 Plum, removing to
Jackson.
Howard Peter, sailmaker, 252 Fifth.'
Howard George, lab, 34 Lawrence.
Howard Mrs, Joshua, wash woman, 3OOMich
ave W.
Howe George W, Livery stabl, keep 26 Lawrence,
near Gris~vold, r 96 Larned W.
Howe Stephen, Stage driver, r 96 Larned W.
Home Peter, salesman, 79 Congress E.
Howe William l3, bookseller, 192 Jeff ave.
Mowe Stephen, butcher, corner Shelby and
Earned.
lIowe Russell, salesman, r 132 Franklin.
Home & Co, intelligence office, 105 Woodm
ave .
Howe Tracy, accountant, b Baggs hotel.
Howell Albert, tel operator, Grand Trunk
Railway, office foot Third.
Bower Peter, lab, 232 Clinton.
Howes Benjamin, mariner, 76 Abbot.
Rowk Philip, porter, 254 Laf E.
Howlett Samuel, with E. Doyle & Co, r Holden
Road.
Howlett Bobert, butcher, w E Mitchel, r 22
Ann.
Howlett Anthony, carpenter, b Ed Nolan.
Howpritch 9, lab, 65 Thompson.
Howrigan Thomas &I, r 165 Second, sarire
address at 19 Grismold.
HowserJohn W, shoemaker, 7 Woodw ave
Hoy James, candle maker, w Isaac Fiaehart
& Co.
Boy John, ashes pedler, 250 Thompson.
Hoyt Wm C, attorney and counsellor, office
over St. Mary's Palls Canal office, Griswold,
r 48 Laf W.
Hoyt Henry, cigar maker, w H Hacock,
Moyt Wrn P, photographic artist, cor Woodbridge
near Third r 9 sixth.
Hoyt John 31, printer, 206 Jeff ave, moving.
Wozanah Chas, tavern keeper, cor Larned &
Brush.
Buber Jacob, lab, 149 Macomb.
Huber Andrew, carpenter, 91 Macomb.
Huber John, grocer, 91 &lacomb,
Hubbard Bela, real estate, office over Crane
& Wesson, r Spri~lgwells near Fort.
Hubbard John, brakeman, 131 Second.
Hubbard Fred, lumber mer, 571 Woodb W.
Hubbard Wm, sail maker, 148 Sixth.
Hubbard John B, butcher, 30 Silver.
Hubbard & Davis, nursery & g house, Por-
ter noad near Howard
Hubbard B, gardener, Porter Road.
Bubbard BIary, 81 Macomb.
Hubbard RsbJt, butcher, 125 Park.
Hubbard John It, sailing master, Park Place.
Huber Caspar, grocer, 476 Gratiot.
Huber Fritz, salesman, 176 Mullet.
Hubber Fred, storeman, J V Mehling,
Hubner John, porter, 75 Woodward ave,
Hubbert N, drover, 25 Sibley.
Hubbert Lewis, drayman, 424 Fort, 10 ward.
Hubbert Robt, butcher, 25 Sibley.
Hubbell Judson, clerk, Crane & Wesson, r
21 Wash ave.
Hubbell N J, accountant, w Crane & Wes-
son, r 9 Elizabeth W.
Bubbell Wm & Co, manufr boots and shoes,
Monroe ave and Randolph,
Hubert Jacob, mason, 148 Columbia E.
Hubbert John, hodman, North near Bail
Road.
Rubler S, grocer, 353 Congress E.
Hubner Edward, builder, 224 Fort E.
EIudsbith James, fireman, Chane Lane, near
Franklin.
Hudsbith James, teamster, 97 Beaubien,
Hudson Geo W. wood nler, yard 63 Wood-
bridge W.
Hudson Joseph, saddle and harness maker,
w Hayden & Baldwin, r 256 Brush.
Hudson E W, ship owner, r 125 Fort W",
office foot Shelby.
Hudson Simon, lab, 137 Maple.
Hudson John, brakeman, 27 Bates.
Hudson John, brakeman, 61 Croghan.
Hudson Neal, lab, Mil Exchange.
Hudson Henry, carp, 151 Beaubien.
Buclson John, caulker, 294 Fort E.
IIudson G W, 12 Henry.
Huehns Caspar, pewter ware manufacturer
61 Croghan.
Huff James S, accountant, Elijah Rawley,
office Bates, r 14 Miami aye.
HUE Richard, baggage man, b Baggs Hotel.
Huff V, grocer, Prospect & Lawrence.
Hufiman Geo, hack driver, b City Hotel.
Bufnagle Peter, salesman, 90 Fort E.
Hufnagle Peter, grocer, 109 Gratiot
Hughes T F, grocer, 262 Michigan avo W.
Hughes Levi, bar keeper, MerchantsJ Es-
change.
Hughes Mathew, ship carpenter, Whiting,
near Fourth.
Hughes Thomas Francis & Co, grocers, cor
Mich ave and Fifth.
Hughes James, tobacconist, b 145 Wood-
bridge W.
Hughes Patrick, grocer, 251 Mich ave W.
Hughes Jacob T, account, b Mrs Chamberlin.
Hughes Peter, carp, 170 Fort E,

Hughes E, carp, 170 Thompson.
Hughes Francis W, clerk recorder's court,
143 Porter.
Hughes Daovid, carp, 35 Pine.
' Hughes Thomas, carp, 26 Pino.
Hughes Thomas, cigar maker, 226 Third.
Hughes Wm, sailor, 155 Port E.
Hughes Thomas, cigar maker, 10 Plumb.
Buiser Andrew, painter, 142 Mullet.
HULL JOHN, office 115 Monroe aye, r 74
Washington ave.
Hull Wm, acct w John Hull.
Hull John, bricklayer, 295 Grand River.
Hull Wm, farmer, 103 Labrasse.
Hull Wrn J, agent omnibus company, b Levi
Dings.
Hull John D, auctioneer, w Chas Sewell,
Hulbert & Whitaker, ice dealers, office 90
Woodward ave.
Hulbert Thomas J, ice dealer; office 90
Woodward ave, r 234 Woodbridge E,
Humbert Peter, lab, 435 Larned E.
Humback Wm, cabiqet maker, 375 Beau.
Hulme Wm, machinist, 96 Sixth.
Humbaum F, shoemaker, 281 Wood ave.
Humbaum Fred, shoemaker, 117 Columbia E.
Humphrey Reuben, saloon, 115 Fort E, 16
Monroe ave, r Fort E.
Humphrey J, 252 Woodward ave.
Humphrey Josiah, sewing machines, office
old Odd Fellows' Ball, r 42 Macomb.
Humphrey Mrs. sewing machines and em-
broidery, Fisher's Block Woodward ave.
Humphrey Mrs Mary, 95 Elizabeth W.
Humphrey Miss E, teacher, Larned st, Pub-
lic School.
Humphrey Miss F S, teacher, Larned street
Public School.
Runt -, bricklayer, f 49 Elizabeth E.
Hunt John, colored, whitewasher, Kentucky.&
Eunt Horace, Towle H and Newbersy, mov-
ed to New Hampshire.
HuntjCleveland, Wells & Hunt, 56 Cong W.
Hunt Pat, drayman, 154 Woodbridge E.
Hunt W C, produce mer, 220 Wood ave.
Hunt Janet, widow of Wm B, 27 Madison
ave.
Hunt Thomas, lab, 41 Lewis.
Hunt Chas F, clerk, 21 Washington ave.
Hunt Mrs Sarah, r blason Palmer.
Hunt Geo W, insurance-and general agent, r
494 Jeff ave, office 141 Jeff ave.
Runter J, pastry cook. 101 Baker.
Runter R, 37 Eighth.
Hunter Jacob, miller, 216 IEandolph.
Hunter Lester, builder. 82 Pine.
Hunter Lester, carpenter, 47 Orleans and 33
Sibley.
Hunter Geo S, chain maker: w Geo Dean.
Hunter John, moulder, b John Callison.
Hunter Hammond, law student, w Douglas
& bndrews,
Hunter Hiram H, grocer, 108 Mich ave W.
Hunter Seth P, w Trowbridge, Wilcox and
Co.
Hunter Alexander, salesman, w James Burns
& Co.
Hunter James, carp, 286 Fifth.
Huntleman Robert, butcher. 210 Antoine.
Huntsley Lewis, carp, moving to Cherry &
Orchard from east end city.
Hulnzsinger John, cabinet maker, 83 Fort E.
Bumber Adam, tailor, 169 Adams ave. E.
Huppert Christian, cabinet maker, 117 Clint.
Nupenny H, cigars, Antoine and Clinton.
Huperz Henry, cigar maker, 65 Clinton.
Hurdle H, assist superintendent M C R B.
HURD C H, assist supt M C R R, office dep
foot Third, r 108 Laf W.
Hurd J L, and Co. produce and shipping
mer, office foot of Second.
Hur'd Joseph L, J L Hurd & Go, r 108 La-
fayette w.
Hurd Oscar, boarding house, 81 Congress E,
see also 14 Lewis.
Hurd Oscar W, teamster, 98 Brush.
Hurd Geo, broom maker, 14 Lewis.
Hurd Henry, clerk, 14 Lewis.
Hurd A J, carp, 346 Lafayette E.
Hurd Caroline, 194 Third.
Hurd Doctor, r 92 Cass.
Hurd E, physician, 559 Jeff ave.
Hurd Chas L, attorney, office cor Congress
and Woodward aye,
Hurlbut Chauncey, grocer, 20 Woodward
ave, r Jeff ave 10 ward.
Hurly Pat, ship builder, 291 Laf E.
Hurly B, beer saloon, cor Spruce and Harri-
son ave.
Hurly Bartholomew. lab, 50 Baker.
Hurst Samuel, mason, 121 Abbott.
Hurst Thomas, r 99 Larned W.
Hurst.Michae1, tail, Cherry, E rear of Lewis
Koster.
Husen Mathew, clerk, 217 Fort E.
Huss Mathem, shoes and boots, 64 Monroe
ave .
Huss Matthias Sen, shoe maker, 238 Brush.
Huss Matthias Jr, shoe maker, 238 Brush
Huss Jacob, shoe maker, 238 Brush.
Huss Mathew, salesman, 217 Fort E.
I-Iuss IVm, messenger, Frost & Lindsay.
Hussey F A, auditor's office, Rtich Cen R It
Depot, r 135 First.
HUTCBINGS JOHN & CO. shipping, pro-
duce con1 & forwarding rxer warehouse,
dock bet Grisnrold a,ud Shelby. Sce ad-
vertiselnelzt, pc(ge 84.
IIUTCHINGS JOHN, John H & Co, r 72
High cor Brush.
HUTCHHNGS ROBERT W, John H & Co.
same address 40 Henry.
Hutchings Wm, clerk, Barnard & Tiffney, b
Mrs Alvord
Hutchings Elizabeth, widow, 68 Columbia E.
Hutchings H, carp, 55 Mich ave E'.
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Hutchison Alex, salesman, G & R McMillan.
Butchins b1 P: office m B G Stimson.
Hutchins Horace A, S A Fuller & Co, b
Mich ,Exchange,
Butter Caspar, vinegar maker, 157 Ran.
Hutton Geo, accountant, w George & I% Mc-
Millan, r.cor First &I Larned.
Eutton, Connors & .Hutlton, 118 Grand Riv.
Hutton G & C, machine bakery, 122 Larned
W. moved to 29 Jeff ave.
Huttoa. Chas, baker, 29 Jeff ave.
Hutton Wm A, tinsmith, b 25 Bates.
Hutton's Bakery, moved to 29 Jeff ave.
Huyser Elizabeth, seamstress, 124 Gratiot.
Huyser P and R, box inakers, 66 and 71
Montcalm.
Huyser Peter, BIontcalm & Clifford.
Huyser H, Montcalm & GliEord.
Huyser Roscius, Montcalm & Clifford.
Huyser Garret, clerk, Montcalm & Clifford.
Hyde Miss, Antoine, opposite Catliedral.
HYDE 0 M, office 130, r 136 Grismold.
Hyde B F, attorney, 72 Farrar.
Hyde Henry S, w Jerome, Howard & Swift,
r 136 Griswold.
Hyland Janles H, barber, 183 Mullet.
Hyslop Joh.n, salesman, w Forsyth & Co,
Hymus F A, milkman, 78 Thompson.
Hyty Henry, wagon maker, w Joseph Kinlcle.
[Names in Cap Letters charged $1.
Advertisers in the Directory not charg-
ed, and their names are invariably
printed in display letters when tlaeir
Cards are received in time.]
Iallnke L G, jeweler, b 43 Michigan ave.
Ibbotson George, gardener, 223 Park.
Ibbotson Jane, wid of Daniel, 298 Fort, E.
Ibbotson Anthony, sailor, 298 Fort E.
Ibbotson Thomas, sailor, 298 Fort E.
Ibbotson George, sailor, 298 Fort E.
Ibbotson Wallace, 298 Fort E.
Ikoff Philip, lab, 332 Croghan.
Illingsmorth Alice, saloon, 298 Miell' asre W.
Ilges Joh!~, tailor, 66 Harriet.
Inlus N, brakeman, b Baggs Hotel.
Imlning Jolin, lab, 91 Baker.
Iilleson Francis, stone cutter, with Bulman
(Sis Vesey.
Imber Anthony, lab, I73 High.
Imerson Francis, stone cutter, 83 Gong E.
Igar John, mason, 237 High.
Igar Mary. wid of Eli, Elm.
Ingenbroc A, teamster, 356 Lafontaine.
Indermill Fred, grocer, 318 Gratiot, moving
to Ypsilanti.
Industrial School the Detroit Ladies, 48 and
50 Grand River, cor Was11 ave.
Ingles Jeremiah, accountant, 74 Adams avenue
W.
INGEILSOLL ISAAC, master builder, planing
works, 66 Fort E, r 139 Congress E.
see advertisegnent, puge 170.
Ingersoll Wm H, carpenter, w I Ingersoll.
Ingersoll Joseph N, carpenter, w Isaac Ingersoll.
Ingersoll Walter, Mich In bank r 117 First.
Ingersoll Justus, teller, Mich In Bank, r 120-
Hastings.
Ingersoll Miss C, teacher, Barstow Union
School.
INGLIS Rev. JAS, pastor Bapt Tab Church,
corner Wash ave and Clifford.
Inglis Richard, physician, office and res 19
and 21 State r, 100 Wssh ave.
Ingleman John, cabinet maker, 188 Croghan.
Ingle George, hodman, 221 Croghan.
Ingraham John, agent, 21 Fort W.
Innis George, carpenter, 11 Plum.
Inry William, carpenter, Guoin near Orleqns.
Inwright C, lab, 172 Abbot.
Ireland Thomas, show case manf'r, 51 Mich
ave JV moving.
Ireland John, show case maker, mith Thomas
Ireland.
Ireton Thomas, blacksmith, 215 Laf E.
Ireton Joseph, drayman, 57 Duffield.
Ireton William, mason, 42 High.
Trvine Mrs Matilda, 245 Woodward ave,
Irving Widow Avis, 140 Howard.
Irving George, ship carpenter, 122 Laf W.
Irving H P, tailor, 154 Woodward ave.
Irwin John, cox11 and produce merchant, 77
Lewis.
Irwin George, corn merchant Bi; produce broker,
cor Third & Lewis.
Irwin TVilliam, b 99, Atwater E.
Irwin Michael, tailor, 61 Croghan.
Irvine Mrs J D, 245 Woodward ave
Irwin J Jared, salesman, S Freedman and
Brothers
Ilsley Henry, carpenter, 63 George, same
address 57. Sibley.
Imbeclr &.3[athew, tailor, 142 Catherine.
Isdell &Irs Mary, r 344 Mich ave.
Ishaln Charles, salesman, 289 Jeff ave.
Ishain Warren P, local Editor Detroit firec
P~wcss, b Rlrs Ward.
Ives Rfrs Parmelia, b h 21 Rowland.
Ives C and A, barkers and ex brokers, 149
Jeff ave, cor Gris~vold.
Ives Caleb, C and rl Ives, r 20 Wash a4ve.
Ives Albert, C and A Pves, r 52 Wash ave.
Ives Earldley, accountant, moved from Laff
W to 22 Jlontcali~i.
Ives Louis T, attorney, office Rotunda, r 22
RIontcalm.
Ives Albert Jr, bank teller, 5% -Wash ave.
Ives Stephen H, w Bresler and Altman.
Ives Butler, 52 Wash ave.
Ives B, b Michiga%Excliange.
v

hers John, grocer, 187 Mich ave W.
Ivor George B, corn merchant, 143 Wood-
ward ave.
Iverson Richard, lab, Bags Hotel.
Iverson G), lab, Baggs Hotel.
Iverson James, drayman, north near Deg.
-
Jacobs William, cooper, 41 Maple, same ad-
dress 82 High E.
Jager Joseph, shoemaker, 266 Croghan.
Jager Jacob, tailor, 344 Croghan.
Sahn Julius. carpenteq 120 Catherine.
James Pulaski, paving overseer, Ant near
Wilkens.
James Courtney H, engineer, 153 Cong E.
James J 8;: Son, hardware and iron, 100
Woodward ave.
James John, J J and Son, r 39 Wash ave.
INames In letters charged James Charles B, J James & Son, r 39 Wash
Advertisers in the Directory not elnargave.
ed, their are
printed in letters, when their
James W V, contractor, 39 Macomb ave.
Cards are received in
James Mrs Ellen, niillillery and dress
time.]
185 Jeff' ave, moved to New York.
Jack James A and Brother, grocer, Gratiot James ~allacd T, baker, 225 Third.
and Randolph.
James Alonzo, cook, 49 Grand River
Jack James, carpenter, 249 Brusli.
James Mrs Frances, 480 Congress E.
Jack James, carpenter, 71 Hariet.
James Lonisa, teacher, Third Ward School,
Jacklin William T, saloon, 125 Randolph. Beaubien.
Jacklin Rufus W, clerk, 125 Randolph. James John, captain steamer Stockman.
JACKSON & WILEY, Founders, machinists, Jackson J P, druggist, 279 Woodward ave.
&c., foundry, engine works and office cor Jackson R F, post office clerk, r 49 Lar W.
5th and Woodbridge, see ndvertism?%ent &side Jackson George, waiter, Kentucky.
back cover and for Gzfiird's Boilern Injector, Jackson Jaines, fireman, 38 Laf ?V.
page 154-see also specicrl notices.
Jackson Jefferson, colored lab, 340 Croghan,
JACKSON CYRUS W, Jackson and Wiley, Jamieson N 0, printer, Fireman Jour office.
r 219 Laff W.
Jainison Julia, saleswoman, 19 Rowland.
Jackson Charles, contractor, 103 Wash ave. Jamison Clara, 19 Rowland.
Jackson George, ?.Woodward ave, r 9 Ma- Jamison Geo, meat market, 43 Atwater E.
comb ave.
Jamison - , lab, Woodward avenue near
Jackson William, tailor, 135 Woodbridge W, toll-gate.
same address Sheldon block.
Jamison Joseph, carp and stair builder, 36
Jackson J P, druggist, 331 Woodward ave, Maple E.
same address at 279.
Jamison John, cutter, w Henry Glover.
Jackson Worden, col'rd, sailor, 146 Macomb. Jansa Joseph, shoemaker, 175 Adams ave E.
Jackson Robert, colored, whitemasher, 192 Jansen J, carpenter, Russell House.
Congress E.
Jansen L, upholsterer, 217 Jeff ave.
Jackson- , colored, 257 Catherine. Janes Geo A, salesman, w M I Mills, r 61
Jackson William, tailor, 250 Mich ave W. Columbia.
Jackson Geo, carpenter, Fourth, N sf Lewis. Jarrait Peter. wagon and carriage shop, St,
Jacob Augustus, tailor, 91 Fort E.
Aubin, near Franklin.
Jacob Morris, pedler, 188 Antoine.
Jarriet Peter, vagon maker, 38 Maple E.
JACOBS NATlIANIEL P, merchant, office Jeffry Geo, shoemaker, 7 WToodward ave.
89 Jeff ave, r 50 Fort, cor Wayne.
, Jeffry C A and Co, colrd, sha & hr dres sal,
Jacobs Charles S, shoe dealer, 289 Jeff ave, Mesrill Block, Jeff are, r 203 Cong E.
r 50 Fort W.
Jeik Philip. tailor, b 59 Beaubien.
Jacobs Antoine, teamster, r rear H Flynn's.
1 Jenkins John, sal kpr, 436 Woodbridge W.
Jacobs Charles W, w F H Kidder & Go., 72 Jenkins Joseph A, ship builder, 111 Third.
Fourth.
Jenks C & J, general manuf'rs agents, IVa-
Jacobs & Harper, saloon, 33 Jeff ave.
verly Building, Jeff ave and Shelby.
Jacobson Samuel, cigar maker, 141 Antoine. Jenks Cyrus, 526 Jeff ave.
JACOKES D C, pastor Laf st methodist Jenks James, 526 Jeff ave.
ch, Fourth and Lafayette.
JELLY ROBERT, F Buhl & Co., r 346 Con-
Jacobs James A, att'y and notary pub, 162 gress E.
Jeff ave.
Japes John, carpenter, Cherry E, near Gra't,
Jacobs Christian, grocer, Clinton and Ant, Jarvis Geo E, corn merchant, office third near
Jacobs Christian, salesman, 209 Antoine. dock.
Jacobs Moses, pedlar, 142 Croghan.
Jarvis Robert J, accountant^, 214 Randolph.
Jacobs 38, garden saloon, 690 River Side, Jarvis George, engineer, 38 Thompson.
Monroe road. .
Jeanes James, baker, 49 Larned W.
Jacobs & Thorman, coopers, Hastings, near Jelsch Joseph, saloon, 367 Cong E.
Gratiot. 4
Jenkarson James, house mover, PO Centre.

Jenkerson James, sailor, 175 Mich ave W.
Jenness John 8, china, glass & crockJy,
Campus Martius, Wood ave.
Jemings F A, livery, r 37 Cass.
Jennings Henry, lab, 85 Alwater E.
Jennison Wm Jr, Knight & Jennison, att'y &
co~~ncillor, 103 First, office 73 Griswold.
Jeffry, Cullen & Owen, sha & hair cutting,
basement Merrill Building.
Jefikowski Wenzel, tailor, Division
Jeffikowski Augustus, tailor, Division.
Jenkins John, carpenter, St Aubin, near Naco1nb.
JEROME, HOWARD ik SWIFT, law office,
Carlyle House, cor Jeff ave and Shelby,
See card, puge 73.
Jerome E, surveyor ond engineer, 14 Wash
ave.
Jerome-, with E Jerome.
Jervey Stephen, lab, Orleans and Cherry.
Jervies John, ice pedler, Atwater E 10 ward.
Jervies Robert John, accountant, 214 Rand.
Jessop S, carpenter, 169 Clifford.
Jewett-, carpenter, 81 Congress E.
Jewett T, moulder, 92 Leverett.
Jewett-, 145 Abbot.
Jeyte John A, physician, 43 Mich avo E.
Joachim Brother Director, christian brothers,
127 Earned E.
Jondro Lewis, lawyer, Atwater E, 10 Ward.
Jshannes P H, tailor, 147 Antoine, same address
76 Macomb.
Johanas Nicholas, plaster, 90 Catherine.
Johness Nicholas, plasterer, 175 Croghan.
Johness E P, marine smith, shop cor Rivard
and Franklin, r 81 Franklin.
Johns George, trader, 43 IYIaple.
Johnson Hugh, Johnson & Pajot, 82 Adams
ave E.
Johnson & Pajot, carriage builders, 7 Rlonroe
ave.
Johnson W W, bag master, M S R R Depot,
foot Brush, r 101 Farmer.
Johnson James M, salesman, E P Baldtvin
& Co., r 194 Park N.
Johnson Waldo RI: Parsons & Johnson, r 76
Laf W.
Johnson IVilliarn, salesman, Higb y & St earns.
Johnson Augustus S, dep sheriff', 522 Woodward
ave.
Johnson Geo A, m A S Johnson.
. Johnson & Barns, boot & shoe nlanufacr and
dealers, 85 Woodward ave.
Johnson Hiram R, Johnson & Barns, r 58
Lafayette W.
Johnson Ed~varcl, Lake Superior saloon, foot
Woodward ave, r 150 Woodbridge E.
Johnson David, colrd, b 232 Congress E.
Johnson Jacob, teamster, w C S Mott & Co.
Johnson Albert S, baggage agt, 74 Howard,
JOHNSON OBEDIAB, sup Rllssell foundry,
r 22 Howard.
Johnson Noman, dentist, r 0 Johnson.
Johnson Edward, Jr, ~v Ed Johnson, sen, 150
Woodbridge 3,
Johnson Jenks & Co., manf Wilder's Planing
machine, office 11 Woodb E, moving to 113
Jeff ave.
Johnson Benjamin G, w Newman & Co, r 12Q
Abbot, same address at 33 Porter.
Johnson William H, colrd, eating house, 27
Laf E.
Johnson Jonis, cabit maker, b Mrs E Kunze,
Johnson-plasterer, b 83 Congress E.
Johnson Mary A, wid, 228 Laf E.
Johnson Eobt David, colrd, bot physician, 132
Hastings.
Johnson Maria, colrd, 137 Fort E.
Johnson William, colrd, 137 Fort E.
Johnson Humphrey, colrd jockey, 137 Ft E,
Johnson William, colrd, w Whitney Reynolds.
Johnson F, pedlar, 322 Mich ave W.
Johnson George, carpenter, 145 Clifford,
Johnson Julia, r Howard House.
Johnson Hamilton, engineer Forest Queen.
Johnson GS W, b Eussell House.
Johnson R D, physician, IVlacoxnb near Rast.
Johnson H R & Co, Wilder's pat clapboard
machine, Wav building, Jeff av, & Shelby.
Johnson J P, grocer, 168 Woodm ave.
Johnson Thomas, carpenter, Oak n Seventh,
Johnson Susan, colrcl, wid Thomas, 255 Crog-
han.
Johnson Stephen, colrd, cook, 198 Rlacomb,
Johnson Lewis, carpenter, 22 Bussell.
Johnson -, b Noah Hart.
Johnson Stephen D, baggageman, 492 Jeff
ave.
Johnson Thomas, carp, enquire of Patrick
O'Gorman.
Johnson George D, boarding house, 76 Gris-
mold.
Johnson Geo, cooper, 163 Gratiot,
Johnson Wm, machinist 258 Randolph.
Johnson P, carpenter, colored, Mich ave
near toll gate.
Johnson Chas, lab, Bee near Fort.
Johnson Stephen, colored, cook, 114 Rlich
ave W.
Johnson Henry S, saloon, C Park, & 59 Jeff.
ave .
Johnson Miss Julia, saleswoman, 19 Rowland.
Johnson Henry Xi, szloora, Garrison House.
Johnson Archibald, hackman, .vv T J Sulli-
van.
Johnson Stephen, baggage man, b Baggs
Hotel.
Johnson Archibald, teamster, 7 Winder.
Johnson Theodore, sawyer, Wight.
Johnson Albert, colored, 295 Grand River.
JoIinson Wm H, engineer, Rlich Cen R R, r
77 Lewis.
Johnson Thomas, caulker, 220 Trowbridge,
bohnson Benjamin, lab, 468 iietlver.
Johnson Frank. moulder, b Bellviev House
Jeff ove.

Johnson Stephen, cook, 151 Laf E.
Johnson Robt, pl~ysicia~n, 166 Laf E.
Johnson Cleo J, foreman cooper, steam stave
manufactory, St Aubin ave near the river.
Johnson Henry, saloon 42 Second.
Johnston Thomas W, machinist, 281 Cong E.
Johnston Edmund, produce and cum mer
147 Congress W.
Johnston Thomas, dep sher 35 Howard.
Johnston James, daguarean artist, car cor
Franklin & Larned r 490 Woodb E.
Johnston Andrew, baker, Russell House, 152
Croghan.
JOHNSTON JAMES DALE, compiler & pub
Detroit Directory r 142 Cherry cor Seventh.
Johnston P, baker, 88 Adam ave W.
Johnston Anthony, tailor, 192 Sixth.
Johnston James, colored, carp, 124 Maple.
Johnston S D, baggage man, 116 Cherry.
Johnston Jesse F, clerk, Post Office, r 11
Washington ave.
JOHNSTON JOHN W, land agent and city
lot dealer, office 160 Jeff ave r Lasalle ave
See advertisement p 186.
Johnston Thos J, attorney, enquire of Jesse
F Johnston.
Johnston David, b Peninsular Hotel.
Johnston John, tinsmith, 26 Nacomb;
Johnston Peter, carp, 106 Macomb.
Johnston Wm, Payne & Johnston, 52 Adams
ave W.
JOHNSTONE R F, proprietor & editor Mich
Farmer, office 130 Jeff ave, see adup. 153.
Johnstone John, tinsmith, 140 Randolph.
Johnstone John, tinsmith, 8 Lewis.
Johnstone Archibald, groom, w William H
Sullivan.
Jones Elisha, assistant teacher, Detroit High
School, Miami ave.
zones Czar, general agent, b Wrn Carso, see
also 137 Adams ave E.
Jones Nathan, accountant, 289 Third.
Jones John F, carp, b Meffrons Ex cor Jeff
ave and Woodward ave.
Jones Elias W, groc and prov, 83 Larned W
Jones Nathan, salesman, v JWm Perkins, r
104 Adams ave IV.
Jones David A, clerk, &I I RIills.
JONES HARFORD E, cashier, Freednian &
Bro, r 27 Monroe ave. .
Jones Mrs D. 85 Abbott,
Jones Widow Ann, b 11, 15 Cass,
Jones Samuel, shoemaker, 7 Woodw ave.
Jones Mrs C EI. r Fort near Fifth.
JONES DE GARMO, merchant, r Fort below
Fourth.
Jones J H, r Mrs @ H Jones.
Jones Geo C, shipping produce and corn, foot
Second, r Charlotte near Park.
Jones Edward D. blacksmith, 51 Labrosse.
Jones Wm, colored, city scavenger, 292 Lafayette
E.
Jones James, colored, 292 Laf E.
Jones Wm, whitewasher, 84 Laf E.
Jones R L, lab, 230 Seventh.
Jones Elm, stevedore, 112 &lacomb.
Jones Claudius C, mason, 137 Adams ave E.
Jones Thomas W, builder, 21 Centre, shop
Atwater near Griswold.
Jones John, shoemaker, 13 Mechanic.
Jones Alexander, finisher, 93 Eafontaine.
Jones Widow of David, 12 Plum.
Jones Ebenezer, painter, 164 Second.
Jones Henry 0, clerk, 0 M Myde.
Jones Wm, boot and shoe manfr, 34 Jeff ave.
Jones -, colored, whitewasher, Indiana.
Jones Henry, colored, carpenter, 555 River
Road W.
Joos Rev Mr, r Bishop Lefevre.
Joppas John, carp, Cherry E in rear Lou%
Koster.
Jordan & Anderson, architects, office 53
Griswold.
Jordan A H, Jordan & Anderson, 53 Gris.
Jordan Thomas, carp, b Lansing House.
Jordan Peytozz, colored, lab, Whitney .
Joseph Joseph, drover, 242 Congress E.
Joseph Hersch, cigar factory, 126 Clinton.
Joseph Julius, cigar maker, 126 Clinton.
Josephelt C, shoemaker, 214 Seventh.
Joslin John M: carp, 125 Mich ave W.
Joslin John M. saloon, 99 Atwater E.
Joslin John M, moving to Alley bet Cass and
First and Lafayette and Howard.
Joy James F, attorney, r 82 Fort IT, office
over Canal office, Griswold.
Joy Edward, lab, rear 113 Porter.
Joy Abijah, railway police, Det & Mil Depot
r 100 Beech.
Joy F S. broom manufr. 209 Grand River.
Joy Michael, drayman, 58 Orchard.
Joy James, lab, 58 Orchard.
Joyce Thomas, dep sher, r 55 Howard.
Joyce Michael, pedler, Grand River, near
Fifth.
Joyce Jackson, cook, 222 Brush.
Joyce Jesse, r 27 High.
Joyce Michael, pedler, 311 Grand River.
Jubb James, engineer, b Mich ave near Toll
Gate.
Jubinville Widow, 45 Clifford.
Jubenville Francis, 50 Orchard. moving.
J~~ben~ille ~vido~v of Fabian, 50 Orchard,
Jubenville Henry E, Firemen's Jour office.
Jubulcan Louis, lab, 108 hlaple.
Judge Mary, sewing: 44 Catherine.
Judge Jarnes, tailor, 11 Locust.
Judge J R, artist, Beller's Hall.
Judson and Smith, hats and clothing, 114
Woodward ave.
Judson Wnl W, r 112 Laf W.
1 Judson Otis, boots and shoes, 116 ?Voodw
/ ave r 112 Laf W.
JUDD CHAS A, Miller and Judd, 176 Woodward
ave, See card of 2il.nt 012 outside back
cover.
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Junet John, lab, 137 Maple.
Jung Chas L, last maker, 85 Russell.
Jupp Wm T, salesman, w Stephen Smith, r
173 Second.
Jupp Wm, r 23 Montcalm.
Jury Win, carp, Guoin near Orleans.
Juste Nicholas, lab, Mary, near Dequindre.
Justen Andrew, lab, Croghan, 10th ward.
[Names in Cap Letters chargedl $l,OO
Advertisers intlns Directorv not eharg-
ed, and thheir names are invariably
printed. in display letters, when thew
cards are received. in time.]
Kaan D, lab, 27 Eighth.
Kack John, lab, 167 Clinton.
Kaeib John, wood sawyer, Watson.
Kaestle John, painter, &Iacomb 7th ward.
HAICHEN BROTHERS, manufr and imp0
cigars, 189 Jeff ave and at Russell Mouse.
See advertisement page 100.
Kaichenr Arnold, Kaichen Bros, 124 Adams
ave E.
Kaichen Helmon, Kaichen Bros, 12 Macomb.
Kaiker Valentine, lab, 94 Maple.
Kaiser M, farmer, Prospect.
Kairhoff Ganther, lab, 327 Macomb.
Kaiser Joseph, stonecutter, 131 Nlaple.
Xaiser Joseph, lab, 118 High.
Kaiser John, lab, 248 Orleans.
Xaiser John, lab, 295 Clinton.
Kaiser Wm, furrier, r 270 Croghan. B
Kaiser Jacob, lab, 249 Croghan.
Kaiser Joseph, dry goods, 202 Randolph,
Kaiser Anthony, watch maker and jeweler,
175 Jeff ave, r 252 Clinton.
Kallagher John, groom, b 37 Cass.
Kamerhoff Fritz, bricklayer, 77 Russell, same
address Mullet near Dubois.
Kamminski Mrs Andrew, 267 Hastings.
Kammen Chas, butcher, b Peninsular Mouse.
Eanter Edward, ship chandler, and grocer,
4 & 6 Woodmard ave, r 63 Congress W,
Kanter Fred, butcher, 349 Grand River.
Kane Edward, physician, office 204 Jeff ave,
r 236 Woodward ave.
Kane James, lab, b 10 Beaubien.
Kane T, lab, 159 Orchard.
Kane T, lab, 276 Thompson.
Eane Henry, lab, Fort below Campau.
Kane D, lab, 27 Eighth.
Kane Michael, 220 Sixth,
Kane Patrick, 210 Sixth.
Kapp Chas, physician, 64 Larned W.
Kaple John H, r 52 Miami ave.
Kaiser M, farmer, Prospect.
Kaiser Joseph, butcher, Hastings.
Kaiser Widow Julia, pedler, 97 Elizabeth E.
?
Karey James, lab, 36 Duffield.
Karl Henry, lab, 418 Croghan.
Karpp Frank? salesman, 82 Woodm ave.
Karpp Peter, grocer, 288 and 290 Mullet,
Karpp Jacob, phy and surg 369 Gratiot.
Karravan Philip, 518 Gratiot.
Karr John, shoemaker, 38 Monroe ave.
Karrar Joseph, wagon maker, 246 Laf E. 1
Karrar Joseph, tanner, 246 Laf E.
Karrar Aaron, tanner, 246 Laf E.
Karrer J & Bro, hides and leather, 38 Monroe
ave. 5 1
Karrer Miss, dress maker, 261 Croghan.
Karrer Peter, carp, 261 Croghan.
Karrer Severin, carriage trimmer, 261 Grog.
Karr, Urs, tailor, 13 Clay. '
Karr Mary, wid of Francis, 293 Croghan.
Kast Christian, carp, 275 Croghan,
Kast Gustavus, finisher, 276 Croghan.
Kast Theo, salesman. 275 crogh;n.
Kaiser Francis. butcher, 7 Clay.
Kalbfleisch Wm, shoemaker, 129 Laf E.
Karlbert - , carp, Beaubien.
Kalkbrenner Wm. cabinet maker, 308 Antoine.
Karnman Fred, butcher, 85 Grand River.
Kastel F, boot. maker, Lasalle near Michigan
ave.
Katus Peter, blacksmith, r 296 Rivard, shop
cor Ilivard and Macomb.
Katus Aoes, blacksmith, 137 Macomb. ,
Katus John, blacksmith, 137 Macomb. .
Kaubler Augustus, painter, w G F and A
Mehling.
r
Kauler John, lab, Waterloo.
Kauffman Widow Margaret, sewing, 13 ale
chanic.
Kauffman Christian, blacksmith, 279 Clint.
Kauffman -, bartender, 13 Porter.
Kauffman Isidore, mer clothier, 195 Jeff ave
* r 80 Larned E.
ICanEman Julius, salesman, w Isidore Kauffmac.
Kauffman Chas, harness maker, w W Y
Rumnep.
Kaulfersh Frana, musician, 125 Croghan.
Kausel John, carp, 260 Fort E.
Kavanagh Joseph, drayman, 379 Thompson,
Kayser Joseph, dry goods, 202 ]Randolph.
KEAN M B, successor to Eagle and Elliott,
merchant clothier, 76 Woodward ave. See
advertisernefit.
Kean Samuel A, w D Preston & Co,
Keary Chas Joseph, conductor, 102 Howard.
Keath Michael, carp, 31 Labrssse.
Keating Morris, cooper, up stairs. 96 Jeff
ave.
Kearns P J, cooper, r 96 Elizabeth W, same
address, Plun~ near Fifth.
Eearns Edward, cooper, Walnut near 7th.
Kearns Mrs Patrick, 208 Howard.
Keavy Wid Patrick, sen, 203 Sixth.
Keavy Wid Patrick, jr, 262 Mich ave W.

Keavy Wid Palrick, 3rc1, 307 Sixth.
Reavy L, lab: Lasrtlle ave near Linden.
Keavy PIIrs l\lary, LasalTe near billich ave.
Reavy T'f'carp, 257 Laf TIT.
Keavy Jolin, 257 Laf W.
Keciel TITrn, sailor, 101 Larned TV.
Kee Chas, drover, 64 Georges.
Keefe Arthur, ship carp, 88 Eussell.
Keeffe Richarcl &I, moulder, Rilullet 10th
Ward.
Keeler Chas, agt Masfield and Cook, r cor
Maple and Dequindre.
Keeler Seymour, sailing inaster, 195 Frankl.
Keeler Henry, lab, 133 Jlacon-b.
Keelty D, lab, 289 hlich ave FV.
Keener John, tanner, 56 Croghan.
Keenan M S: carp, 126 Sixth.
Keend John C, sailor, 28 Lewis.
Keena John C, Randall & Ii, the store saloon
50 Gris-cvold r 25 Lewis.
Keenan James, cooper, Detroit Brewery.
Keevan Thomas, lab, 68 Franklin.
Kehner John, tanner, 66 Croghan.
Keifer Christian, omaibus driver, I1 Congress
E.
Keiley Denis, water works, r 121 Orchard.
Keiler James, salesman, Freedman & Bro, r
46 Madison ave.
Keiley Thomas, carp, 244 Frai~klia.
Keiley &Irs Ann, 114 Farilier.
Kein 3, carp, Buenavista.
Kein Eclmnnd, conductor, 47 Madison ave.
Keinhain F, porter, 119 Baker.
Keiser Jacob, blacksmith, 20 Beacon.
"Keith Alex T, clerk, w J E Pittinan, b 96
First.
Keith John TV, agt cleveland line steam boats,
office foot Shelby, r 11 Winder.
Keith Linus, grocer, 93 Porter and 115 Fifth.
Keith Alfred, engineer, 115 Fifth.
Keith Alex T, 164 Laf IV.
Xeith Wid Mary, 31 Labrosse.
Keith Wm, plumber, 31 Labrosse.
Reith Michael, carp, 31 Labrosse.
Keith Mrs, vest maker, r 83 Larned IT.
Keiill Mm, mate May Queen,
Keith Alfred & Bro, grocers, Fifth & Porter,
Keithberg Christ, upholsterer, 209 Antoine.
Kelby James, engineer, 207 Cass.
Kellard John B, steward, Biclclle House, r
High 10th warcl.
Keller A, carp, Croghan 10th warcl.
Keller C, carp, Croghan 10th ward.
Keller Joseph, grocer, St Aubin cor Coilg
10th ward.
Kellliger MTm, foundryman, Croghan.
Kelliger Joseph, ~noulcler, 70 Croghan.
Kelliger Oswald, tobacconist, 70 Crogliarm.
Kelliger Victor, tobacconist, 70 Croghan.
Kellner Chas F, principal, Detroit Clas and
Math Sch, Fort and Shelby.
Kellogg Chas & Co. foundry and machine
works, office 236 Atwater,
-
Iiellogg Chas, fouucier and machinist, r 730
Jefferson avenue.
Rellogg 'CITm, 417 Congress E.
Kelloqg W L, clerk s teanlboat Columbia.
Kell Nartin, plasterer, 124 Mullet.
Kell Francis, wagon maker, 24 Waterloo
Kellunl I Smith, r 10 BIaclison ave.
Kelly Thomas, painter, 156 Franklin.
Kely IVm, lab, 156 Franklin.
Kelly Martin, lab, 813 Jeff ave.
Kelly Owen, lab, 813 Jeff ave.
Kelly Michael, lab, 126 Rlich ave.
Kelly Margaret wid of John, 64 Harriet.
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, J29 hlacomb.
Kelly John, eighth ward tavern, cor Mich
ave and Seventh.
Kelly Andrew, baker, 81 Larned E.
Kelly Pat, lab, 106 Woodb E.
Kelly Geo k, S A Fuller & Co, 64 Woodward
ave.
Kelly Wm, lab, 43 Franklin.
Kelly James, grocer, 309 Atmatt% E.
Kelly Mrs Wm H, 5 Howard.
Kelly James, teamster, b Lake Sup Saloon.
Kelly James, brakeman, 45 Atwater E.
Kelly Wn?, clerk, 42 Russell.
Kelly Edm~~nd, blacksmith, b 208 Congress
E. Same acldress at 320 Franklin.
Kelly Pat, blacksmith, 208 Cong E.
Kelly -, b Mrs IVards.
Kelly Thoinas, sailor, 64 Harriet,.
Kelly Geo. carriage painter, 156 Elizabeth E,
Kelly P Joseph, pecller, Crawford near Buenavista.
Kelly John, lab, cor Fifth and Vine.
Kelly Daniel, lab, cor Fourth and Vine.
Kelly Thomas, painter, Whiting near Railway.
Kelly Michael, lab, Wing near Fort.
Kelly Michael, lab, 195 Fifth.
Kelly John, saloon, 81 Jeff me.
Kelly James, painter, b John O'Connor.
Kelsey E L, clerk, Fowler & Esselstyn.
Iielsey J 'CV, supt marine hospital, Jeff ave.
Xielsow Chas, lab, Croghan 10th ward,
Kemph Jacob, w Fred% Besold.
Remnlan F & Co, liquors. 78 Grand River.
Kenach Anthony, pedler, 59 Chesnut.
Kendall David, collector 13 RIacomb.
Kendall David H, steward, 13 Macomb.
Kendall James, tel operalor 13 Nacomb.
Kendall John, carp, 13 Macomb.
Xiendall Wm, 13 Macomb.
Kendall Richard, 13 Macomb.
Kendall Chas W, artist, w Jacob Beller,
Kendall I, builder, 70 Georges.
Kendall Samuel RI, helmsman, 49 Wayne.
Kemple Lawrence, Brewster, near Antoine.
Rempel Barbara, widow Brewster, near Antoine.
Kendly C, lab, Trowbridge, near Rlich ave,
Kendrick Russell, milkman, 86 Laf W.
Kendrick Mrs S N,320 Fort W,
*

%engel Joseph, nrag maker, 129 High, saine Kerby Josepll, Pine, near Pieopelte.
adclsess on Ha,stings, near Lamed. Icerby George, briclclttyer, 107 Larned IT.
Kenneely Michael: fireman, 88 Cllerr'y. Kerian Joseph, carpenter, 18 Clay.
Kellil Iienry: lab, 27' Fifth.
Rering J, lab, Seventh and Cllarles.
lienser Frank, cabinet ilzalcer, 200 Gratiot. l

Kerr Pet,er, gardener, Woodwrd ave, above
tollgate.
Eerr Robert, gardener, FVoodw ave, above
tollgate.
Kerns James, salesman, w James Williams.
Kern N, Congress, bet Sixth and Seventh.
Kern George, carpenter, 54 Chesnut.
Kern Louis, pedler, 54 Wayne.
Kern Fred, lab, 81 Chesnut.
Kern Louis, pedler, 54 Wayne.
Kern John, baker", 114 Fort E.
Kern Conrad, drover, 160 High.
Kern John, saloon, Clinton and Antoine. .
Kern John, saloon, Cass near Woodbridge.
Kern Charles, ashrnan, Fort.
Kern Henry, musician, 284 Mullet.
Kett William, plumber, w Jas Ross.
Keyes John F, clerk, 59 Cong W.
Eeys Douglas, wagon maker, w Bennett &
McCullongh.
Kieffer Hermann, physician, office and res
124 Eandolph.
Eienits Samuel, wag maker, 51 Elizabeth E.
Kieler Henry, bartender, 203 Orleans.
Kilborn H C, fruits & cider, 24 Woodb E, b
Finneg's Hotel.
Kilgannon John, lab, 196 Third.
Kellen Nic'holas, shoemaker, 108 Macomb.
Killen Mary, widow of James, 313 Grand
River.
Xiilllery Martin, lab, 70 Laf E.
Killem Michael, sailor, 18 Park 8.
Killeen Pat, lab, 55 Mich ave W.
Eiley P, lab, 116 Seventh.
Kile J W, waiter, Russell House.
Kilvicgton E, lab, 46 Trowb.
Rimball Alanson, painter, 162 Sixth.
Kimball Albert H, w Maxfield & Cook, b
' Mich Exchange.
Eimball Jas E, grocer, 329, Woodw ave.
Kimble Josephine, 50 Wayne.
Kilroy Mary, washerwoman, 50 Wayne.
Eilroy Lawrence, 50 Wayne.
Kilrop L F, salesman, w Sc1110ss & Ero.
Kilroy William, b 240 Larned E.
Kinner Aaron C, builder, 265 Beaubien, same
address 278 Beaubien.
Kinner Aildrew J, builder, 265 Beaubien,
same address 2'78 Beaubien.
King C, brewer, Harriet and Beaubien.
King W, blacksmith, 40 Larned E;
Ring Willihm, 116 Adams ave E.
KING W, W, wholesale d'ler in glass, crock'y
&c, 90 JeEave, r 89 Wash ave.
King Jonathan L, mer clothier, 174 Jeff ave,
r 184 Woocib IV.
King John L, engraver, 3 Brush.
King John, carpenter, 21 Fort E.
King James, printer, Tribune Office, r 21
Fort E.
King - , lab, moving Lo '77 Croghan.
King S B, b 249 Jeff ave.
King Gilman W, trader, 9 Farmer.
King William @, 106 Adarns ave E.
King Harvey, milkman, 168 G River.
King John, JV I1 King.
King Martin, lab, 366 Thompson.
King George, 354 Laf W.
King S B, 261 Fifth
King John, ca'rpenter, St Allbin, loth Ward.
King Angelina, 49 Wayne.
King William & Co, horse shoers, 40 Larned
E.
King William, blacksmith, 26 Brush.
King James, colored, whitemrasher, Laf, near
Beaubien.
King James, colored, cook, 41 Catherine.
Kingott Gotlieb, baker, 123 Frahklin.
Kingle Joseph, wagon shop, Gratiot near Rus
sell.
Kingel James, wagon shop, Hasting near
Congress..
Kingston T, drayman, cor Eighth and Abbot,.
Kingston Samuel, grocer, 215 Howard, cor
Eighth.
Kinyel Preancy, cabinet furniture, 200 Gratiot.
Eimble Alanson, painter, r 50 Wayne.
Kimballl I, engineer: 270 Fort W.
Kirnball S W, boots and shoes, Seventh and
Fort.
Kinley James, colrd, porter J W Ezekiel.
Kinil Henry, lab, 27 Fifth.
Kinnucane wid Catherine, 195 Fifth.
Kippleman Chas, shoemaker, 424 River.
Kirchway Michael, drover, 199 Second.
Kirby George, mason, 252 Randolph, same
address 107 Larned W.
Kirby Mrs 2, 441 Jeff' ave.
Kirby Joseph, 225 Fort E.
Kirby John C, brass finisher, 131 Second, ,
Kirby Geo, tanner & leather dlr, 33 TVoodw
aye, r 24 Fort W.
Kirby Geo, bricklayer, 107 Larned W.
Kirkland Edward T, accountant, J G Erwin
& Co.
Kirkup Anthony, iron bridge builder, 216
Laf E.
Kirkwood Widow, 113 @ass.
Kirchner Anthony, salesman, Freedman &
Bro, r 100 Adams ave E.
Kirkland Edmond, 1'71 Laf W.
Kirchena Fred, lab, 164 Clinton.
Kirsch Anthony, shoemaker, Mary near Dequindre.
Kirston Chalqles, lastmaker, Bronson.
Kirst Stephen, 97 Maple.
Kirschberger Christian, upholsterer, w Henry
Webcr.
Kirtland R Mc C, comedian, bGeo D Johtlson.
Kirwin'Bhilip, pedlar, 141 Fort E.
Kirwin James, printer, 229 Sixth.
I Kisling Ami, mason, 288 Croghan.
Kissane T, tin pedlar, South, near Grand
1 River.
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Kissane A, mechanic, 20 Lzlfferty.
Knight Lemuel P, agt Micll Sou & Nor Ind
Kittelbergar Geo, flour & feed, 63 Gratiot. 1% R, 20 Laf E, office foot Brush.
Kitch Elijah A, salesman, 96 Micli ave W. Knight Philip J, macliinist, 293 Franklin.
Kitching J, track snpt Det & Mil R R Dep, Knight Thomas sawyer, 324 Franklin.
r Jeff ave cor Brush.
Knight James, saloon, 9 First cor Front.
Kitchen Jeren~ial~ C, carpenter, 201 Cass. KNIGHT & JENNISON, attornies, 4 and 5
Kitchell Rev H D, pastor Port st Congrega- Seite Building, Griswold.
tional Church, r 248 Woodb E.
I

Keen C, turner, Seventh near Charles.
Roerner Conrad, wood turner, 102 Orleans.
Kohl Philip, balcer, 114 Fort E.
Kohler Henry, tailor, 340 Orleans.
Kohler Cllas, salesman, 139 Jefl-' aye.
Kohler John, plasterer, 38 High.
Kohner Hermon, cigar maker, 138 Crog.
Kohler Leonarcl R, tobac 22 Clay.
Kohler Jacob, shoemaker, 26 Clay.
Koop John, salesman, w Diedrich and hlelcherp.
I(o1be Augustus, saloon, Macomb 10th ward.
Kolbe Wni, tailor, 230 Mullet.
Kolbe Geo, groom, 60 Harriet.
Kollinger Joseph, lab, 233 Mullet.
Kolmansberger Joseph, carp, 170 High.
Koll Chas, butcher, Franklin and Dequinclre.
Komrofsky Chas, musician, 160 Hastings.
Korneichki V, tailor, Lasalle ave near Lindon.
Book Geo. lab, ~hesnnt 10th ward.
Kopp Annie, wid of Adolph, 121 Clinton.
Kopp Julius C, cigar maker, 231 Jeff ave.
Kopp & Jndcl, cigar dealers, 58 Monroe ave
Kopper Fred, blaclismith, 291 Laf E.
Ropps K, saloon, 49 Baker.
Kormendy Louis, phy and sur, office Bates,
cor Jeff ave.
Rornman Henry, tailor, 165 Riopelle.
Kornrumpfs John, dag artist, 235 Jeff ave
r 277 Clinton.
Kornich Jacob, cigar box manufr, 104 Ma]?.
- Koshlo John, lab, 453 Fort E.
Koster Louis, butcher, 493 Gratiot.
Koukle Michael, lab, 464 Beaubien.
Kousterer F, bricklayer, Whiting near Eailway.
Kraft John, butcher, Clark Bros.
Karnerr Peter Joseph sen, tailor, 409 Beanbien.
Kramer Peter Joseph, Jr, tailor, Beaubien
near IVilkins.
Kramer Catherine, wicl of Antllony, \lTilkins
and Antoine.
Kramer Peter, lab, Cherry at Cemetery.
Kramer Jacob, millwr!'ght, 36 Maple.
Krarner Wm, mason, 94 Maple.
KRAMER GEO, E I-I lEoss & Co. 1'7 Cong
E, r cor Fort ancl Hastings.
Kramer Freclericlr , lab, 89 Jay.
KRA'PIIIER MATHEW & CO, Editor's ancl Pro
Mich Den1 & Volksblatt, ofilce 208 Jeff
ave,
Kranlar IvtIathen7, BI K and Co, r cor I-Iastings
and Fort.
Kramer Philip, &I K and Co, r 156 Mullet,
Kranz John, lab, 1'72 High.
Kranz Michael, nlason, 94 Clinton.
Kranich Wid Frederica, 52 Waterloo.
Brapp Wm, grocer and. carp, Gratiol near
St Aubin.
Kras Christian, upholsterer, 122 Catlierine.
Krause Chas, veier surg, 127 Gratiot.
Krause Wm, sliloen~aker, 143 Fort E.
Krause ID IVY beer hall, 127 Gratiot.
Krause John, copper smith, b 325 Franklin.
Kraushaar H, F and K, r 136 Rmdolph.
Kraushaar Hyman, clothier, store 94 Woodward
ave.
Krauser Ernest, lab, 140 Maple.
Krebble Daniel, cooper, 324 Hastings.
Krecke Florence 0, teacher, Ger and Eng
Acad 217 Laf E, r 59 fiXacorn1).
Krel Francis, tanner, 147 Croghan.
Kremer F, boots and shoes, 260 Jeff' ave.
Kremer Fred, cigars, 262 JeiTavenue, r 1204
Woodbridge E.
Kremer Otto, ciga~ s, 262 Jeff ave,
Kremer Christian, lab, Watson.
Kremer F, leather findings etc, 144 JVoodw
ave.
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I
Kuhns Christ, lab, 102 Labrosse. / LaCroix Henry XI, accountant, \Y C Hurlbut,
Xuhn Joseph, barber, 416 Gratiot. , r Jeff ave 10 ward.
Kuhnle J J, b h, liastings and Eaf. a Laccoul John, lab, Larriecl 10 warcl.
Xuhner Chas, w Albert Kuhner. 1 Lacy Iierman A, general agt, 40 Woodw me,
Xuhner Albert, match manufr, 54 Higli. i r 315 Jeff ave.
Euhn Frank, mason, 130 Mullet. I Lacy Morgan, coachman, w G 0 Williams.
Kuhn Henry, tailor, 179 Mullet. I Lacy G, horse trader, 223 Park.
Kuhn August, tailor, 151. Croglian.
Kuhn Geo, tailor, 160 Rivard.
Knhn Prank, tailor, 160 Rivard.
KUHN JOSEPH, justice of peace, office tor
Cfriswolcl and Congress, r 141 Croghan, Bee
advertisement p 15,
Rullman Catherine, 82 Franklin.
Eull Chas F, meat market, 18 Dequindre,
Hull Jacob, pedler, 4 Maple.
Knnce G, shoemaker, Thompson.
Kundinger Echardt, school teacher, 292
Fort E.
lh~nze
Lacy C S, money lender, Ner: Exch.
Lachane Pierre, saloon, 293 Atwater E.
I Lachman Francis, tailor, 166 Laf E.
Lackey James, lab, Harrison ave and Syca-
more.
Laddeus Joseph, saloon, Atwater, above Or-'
leans.
Laderle Anthony, civil engineer, 267 Con E.
Laderle Joseph, builder, 267 Con E.
Laclies the Detroit, industrial school society,
school cor Wash ave and Gr River.
, Ladies of the " Sacred Ileart " Academy,
Geo, acct, r 260 Ran. / 306 Jeffave.
Kunze Henry, baker, 174 Larned E. / LADD E w & Co, slate roofers, offi 93 Atwa-
&~nze Henry Jj drayman, 75 Woodw ave. ter and Rand. 8ee advertiset~~t?zt page, 93.
~I.uI~@ Emily, wid of Augustus, b h, 93 1 Ladd E W, E W Ladd & Co, slate-roofer, r
Larned E. :r 131 Adams ave E.
Kunze Louis, shoeinaker, 120 Woodb E. I Ladd Josiah, conductor, b 97 Second.
Kunze Geo W, shoemaker, 120 ~ oodb E. / Ladd John, lab, 92 Larrted W.
Kunze Chas, saloon and brewery, 48 Harriet Ladd Wm, saloon, 45 Atmater E.
Kunze Cleo, shoemaker, 247 Thompson. Laderoot Eli, dep sheriff, office Carlyle Hou
Kunnie John J, saloon, 144 Laf E. / r 63 Macomb.
Kunsmann Anthony, tailor, 87 h~acomb. . Laderoot Peter, detec police, r GI Macon~b.
Kurantz Matllew. lab, Mullet 10th Ward. / Laderoot, wid of -J ohn, 56 Rivard.
Kurtz Augustus, painter, 70 Macomb. I Ladue Andrew, leather, hides & oil, r 349
Kurst Augustus, painter, 76 Macomb. i Jeff ave.
3urz John, tailor, w John Stephenson. / Ladue James T, w Andrerv Ladue, Atwater
Kuyler John, finisher, 132 Chesnut.
I
K~dd mm, shoemaker, 74 Abbot.
KYdd wm jr, shoemaker, '14 Abbot.
Xydd Win 3rd, moulder, 74 Abbot.
Kydd John, carp, 74 Abbot.
Kydd John, drayman, 74 Abbot.
[Names in Cap EeEtere cltnargcd $1 .QBQ
Advertisers in the Directory not e
E
ed, alla tlaeir nalnes are ialvariably
printed in display letters x~hen their
Cards are reeelveil in tianae.3
and Rivard.
Ladue Win N, w A Ladue.
Ladue BIrs Johnj 187 Larneil E, same ad-
dress 117 Antoine.
Ladue John F, moo1 merchant, 157 Larneci E;
same address 117 Ant.
Ladue Louis, blaclcsmitli, 117 &Iaple.
Ladulte Francis, lab, 32 Napoleon.
Laduc L, blacksmith, Gratiot at St Anbin,
Laduke -, saloon keeper, 571 Atw E. .
Lafayette Fire Engine I-Eouse, Wayne, betm
Lal'lled and Gong.
LaFipe 11aximillian, sailor, 209 Fort E.
LaFonder Jo~, sailor, 260 FraulcIill.
Laffert~ C, farlller7 454 W.
Lafferty P, grocer, 560 Woodb IV.
. , LaRerty &lrs Alex, 455 JVoodb IV,
Labelle Anthony, iishernlau, 95 Russell. 1 Laflarne Chas, lab, 455 River.
Labold Moses, ~ner clothiel., r 117 Lsrued E. I Laflem Anthon, engineer, 193 Fifth.
Labold L, mer clothier, SG Woodw ave, r 117 I Laforge Wm, lab. 458 Pine.
Larned E. 1 Lager Oeo, lab, 376 JVooclb W.
Labruzy Janvier, silverplater, 73 Fort E. / Lahold i\lary, widow of Fmncis, Bsemster,
Labruzy Blaise, silverplaler, 73 Fort E. I near Hastings.
Labram rvidom Ann, 50 Abbot. ' Laible Joseph, 461 Port W.
Labrick German, lab, Pine E end. I LAIBLE EUGENE, Godfreg Dean and L, r
Laclrinan Francis, tailor, Eastern Hotel, First / 254 Woodw ave.
and Front. Laible Apple, wid cf nobert, 276 n/Sullet.
LaCroix E N, clerk at Custonl House, r 152 1 Laing Jane, widow of James, 107 Porter.
Aritoine. Laird James, lab, 98 Labrosse.

Laitner Cassimer, brush maker, CO Rlich
ave E,
Laitner Alsys, brush manufacturer, 60 .Rlich
ave E.
Laitner Laurence, brush maker, 60 Mich
ave E.
Laitner John, brush maker, 60 Mich ave E.
Lake Henry, 229 Rtacomb.
Lally Martin, mason, 395 Thompson.
kally Wm, lab, 393 Thompson.
Lalor Michael, lab, 410 IVoodb.
Lamars Joseph, 402 Crogllan.
Lamagdeline Joseph, stone cutter, 134 0r-
leans.
Lamb Roswell J, tavern keeper, 91 Atma-
ter E.
Lamb Martin, carp, 227 Catherine.
Lamb John, lab, 235 Sixth.
Lamb John, blaclcsilzith, 111 Seventh.
Lambert Tllomas, drayman, Bronson.
Lambert Benjamin, grocery, 181 Rlichigan
ave W.
Lambert Benjamin, grocer, 205 Second.
Larnbert Martin, lab, 154 Franklin.
Zarnbert Louis, J Robinsoil 8sl Co, r 132 hlich
ave 'SIT.
Lambert Wm, colored, tailor and dyer, 12
Congress E.
Lambie Alexander, ship carpenter, 75 Fifth.
Lambie Francis, G B Dickinson & Co, r 53
Wash ave.
Lamareau Abraham, farmer, Rail Road, near
Reservoir.
Lamka John, tailor, 209 Antoine.
Lamka Kosmer, lab, 209 Antoine.
Lamka John, cap inalter, 209 Antoine.
Lamkac Charles, blacksmith. 509 Gratiot.
Lanipke Fred, blacksmith, 509 Gratiot.
Lanlmea Charles, cook, 197 Laf E.
Lamp 3Iicliae1, locomo fireman, 320 Frank-
lin,
Lablountain Oliver, lab, Orlenns and Cherry.
Lamere Antoine, lab, 409 Larned E.
Lamp BIichael, Engineer, moving to Labots,
Woodb, near Orleans.
Lampeon Robt, ship carpenter, 148 Seventll.
Lamson Daxius, banker: r 348 Jeff ave.
Lamson Alvin C, surveyor, w D Lamson.
Langdon 3~m7 baggageman, b Baggs Hotel.
Langdon George C, forw & cornmerch: r 289
Jeff ave.
Langdon Jernsha A, 51 Riopelle.
Langdon Geo C, ship proris 6; corn iner, foot
Randolph.
Langdon rl, Riopelle and Woodb.
Landnloor D W, founder, RIiclr arTe.
Lang Henry. carpenter, 234 Clinton.
Lang N, saloon, 49 JeM' ave.
Lang P, boots and shoes, Atwater E, No 62.
Lang Francis, billiard table makcr, m Clmas
Schtzlenberg.
Lang Peter, shoeinalrer, 162 Russell.
Lang Gotlob, painter, 190 Gratiot.
. Lang Jacob, pedler, 2'75 Cong E.
Eacdon E It, r 45 Bllcdison ave.
Landon E, concl~zctor, 18 blacon~b.
Lsndon Edwin, engineer, 212 Cong E.
Landsberg Adolpll, ocean cable saloon, ria
marif, 51 + Griswold.
Landsberg Albert, salesinan, with David Amberg.
Eandser - , watchmaker, b 1.50 Antoine
Lane, idow ow of Daniel, 70 Park S.
LANE MINOT T, justice of the peace, office
11 Larned W, r 70 Miami ave.
LANE GEORGE IkIINOT, Frost Lane & Co,
r &I T Lane.
Lane Maurice, lab, Atw, near Hastings.
Lane Chas, lab, 99 Seventh.
Lane Henry, servant, w II P Bridge.
Lane Cornelius, Iab, Macomb and Decluindre.
Lane Mrs Mary, grocer, Seventli and Abbot,
Langan John, lab, 145 Larned W.
Langell Benj F, caulker, b 16 Randolph.
Langer C, ambrotype gallery, Woociw and
Larned.
Langerot L, clerk, postoWice.
Lange Chas, carpenter, 114 High,
Langley Joseph, clerk, 165 JVoodiv ave.
Langley IVm, shoemaker, 2 Clinton.
Eangley Ihnry, builder, 29 Laf E.
Langley Henry Walter, mason, 29 Laf E.
Langley Williaix, shoe n~anufacturer, 79 Congress
33.
Langley Wrn H, builcler, 58 High.
Langley William, wagon iliaker, 106 Elizabeth
E.
Langley W~il, g~ocer, 31 Henry.
Langer Carl, bookbinder, 118 Fort E.
La,ngstaf - , carpenter. b 103 Larn W.
Langston Stepl~en, ship carpenter, 57 Fsanklin.
Langston William, colored, fruits ancl confections,
423 Jeff ave.
, Langston Albert, shoeinaker, 98 Cheslrut.
Langston James, fruits and confectioners,
423 Jeff ave.
Lanllof Joseph, carpenter, Joseph near 1.ipelle.
Lane Cornelius, porter, Russell House.
Lane Mrs Tillzot,l~y, cor Abbot and Seventh.
Lane John, 54 Orcllarcl.
Lane John, Jr, 54 Orcllard,
Lane Daniel, 64 Orchard.
Lanigan Denis, 22 Center.
, Lanigan David, engineer, 168 Second.
Lanigan John, salesnian, .J A EO~S
Lanigan John, accotzntant,, 163 Seconcl.
Lanilon John, sailor, 145 Lnrned YJ. .
Lansser -, watchmaker and jeweler, 113
Woodw ave.
Lansing & Willrins, real estate & ins agents,
53 Griswold.
Lansing Xilmard A, Lansing& Wilkins, r 125
Congress E.
Landon John, teamster, Franklin near
Brush.

Lansing J 8, tel operator, $1 S R R oflice, r
30 Laf E.
Eansther Win, lab, Harrison ave near Pine.
Lant I-Ierman, tailor, 183 Hastings.
Lantz Peter I?, \vatchman, 43 Porter.
Lapeire &ladsin Felix, 177 Franlclin.
Lapeer Benjamin, tanner, 116 E, saiine address
222 Franklin.
Laphanz F D, Raymond & Lapham, bookseller,
r 116 Laf W and 00 Woodsv ave.
Eapllam Hirani S, furnitn dealer, 119 Woodsv
ave, 18 Mich ave.
Lapham & Thayer, furniture dealers, 16
Mich ave , removed by fire.
Lappan Charles, clothier, 41. Fort E.
Lappan Charles, r 60 Antoine.
Lard R, blacBsinith, 54 &I ontcalni.
Large Charles, matcllmal~er, 173 Laf E.
Larkins &I, engineer, 354 Woodb W.
Larkins Margaret, widow of James, 137
Fort E.
Earkins A, draynzrm, 119 Lanleci W.
Larkins Michael, plasterer, 54 Clinton.
Larkin Miss J, b 183 Congress E.
Larkin Andrew, b h, 119 Larnacl W.
Larminclin John, shoemaker, 59 Crog'tlan.
Larned Sylvester, counsellor, office 3 Larnecl
JV, r 21 Fort W, saixe aclclress 68 Laf PV.
Larned I-Ionse Hotel, 1'76 Woodb W.
Lczrke Christopher, engineer, 371 Orleans. .
Lasca Felix, shoemaker, 21 Eiopelle.
Latheaberger - , 100 Crogliaa, fainily
not home.
Lattimer Geo IT, eugineer, b 152 Laf W.
Latour Octarins, lab, w J PIommal.
Latour Dominick, grocer, 361 Beaubien.
Latonmean Ann, midom of Charles, 108 Ant'oine.
Latxre Lewis, mason, 328 Croqllain.
Latx Fred, bartender, 100 Bates.
Latteclier George, llanless make.lier, w Henry
Dnncan.
Landerclale Edward, phy 6i. surgeon, office up
stni1.s 65, cor Wooclw me and Lari~ed.
Launclre JosepZn, lab, JYillrins, near Antoine.
Latznhart Christopher, breiver, 505 Jefl'erson
aye.
La,urence Leonarcl, ciraftsiazan, sv Jordon &A
Anderson.
Laurie P G, printer, 85 Cong E, ilioving to
the country.
Lailrie Arthur, photographic artist, with h1
Sutton, 205Jeff aTre.
Laut John, carpenter, Jef are 10 Warcl.
Lanth I-Tartman, cutter, w D ~iinberq.
Lavady Peter, cooper, Dequindre 10 Ward.
Lavan I

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LEDrARD HENRY, 62 Fort JV.
e Lee Benjamin, candy ~nanufacturer, 204
Second, cieceased.
Lee Robert, sailor, 204 Third.
Lee Peter, coffee house, 86 Atwater E.
Lee Peter jr, saloon, 85 Atmater E.
Lee Andrew J, fireman, 85 Atwater E.
Lee John, salesman, w Jas S Blair.
Lee Henry, boots and shoes, 107 Woocl~v ave
r 58 Miami ave.
Lee James, salesman, Porsyth & Co, b Mer
Exchange.
Lee Wni, baker, 72 Cong 33.
Lee Simcoe, comeclian, r 29 Laf W.
Lee W, carpenter, b Andrew Larkin.
Lee Mrs Elfza, saloon, 142 Gratiot.
Lee Emely J, teacher Barstow Union School.
Lee Joseph, gardener, Pine and Bollivar.
Leming Wid Elizabetll, 138 Sixth,
Leliiirlg Oliver, painter, 138 Sixth.
Lelning Isaac, sailor, 138 Sixth.
Lemoine Wid Madeline, 195 Eastings.
Eemont Eli, carp, 117 Franklin.
Ilezflont LOLI~S, sailor, 117 Franklin.
Lemont John, deaf anlci ciumb, 117 Fralikiin.
Lemont Clias, 117' Franklin.
Lemka Chas, blacksmith, 509 Gratiot.
Lemoine Peter, sailor, 191 IIastings.
Eenion Matthias, skoemaker, w Ste~~art and
Patterson.
Lemon Isaac, painter, 126 mullet.
Lenion J J, clerk Perkin's Hotel.
Lenehan B, ashes pcdler, Plum near Sixth.
Lent IIenry, baker, 269 Bastings.
Lente John, tailor, 15'7 High.
Lentes Nicholas, 156 Mullet.
Lee Wm, col, carpenter, 115 Laf E.
Lenterkink Fred, saddler, 260 Clinton,
Lee Wm A, COI, teacher, 130 Hastings. Lenterking Rudolph, blacksmitla, w Peter
Lees B, engineer, 227 Abbot.
Katus.
Leete Thomas F, cabinet maker, 60 Bates. Lenz Ferdinand, carp, Trombley.
Leete Clarence P, accountant, w Henry Ste- Lenz M, 406 Fort W.
phens.
Leonarcl IIenry, painter, 97 Russell.
Lee Chas, sailor, 60 Wayne.
Leonard Rev Lemuel, asso prin Detroit Clas
Lee Jennie, col, cook, Howard House.
and High School, 40 Madison ave.
Lee -, mason, 51 Winder.
Leonard Miss A 33, teacher, m Eiev Lemuel
LE FAVOUR ED WARD, alderman 2cl Ward, Leonard, 40 Madison ave.
, 166 Jeff ave, wholesale and retail dealer in Leonard Harvey &I, painter, 97 Russell.
boots and shoes, b Russell House.
Leonard Jolin J, atty and collector, b Garri-
Le Favour Heber, accountant \-v Nichols and son IIouse.
Le Favour 166 Jeff ave.
Leonard John IV, accountant, with Wdter
Le Favour Julius, coachman, with George Bourke, r 72 George.
Moran.
Leonard Theo 0, salesman, 82 JVoodward
Lefleur A, engineer, steanier Illinois.
ave, same address at 12 Aciams at-e.
Lefleur Leon, ship carp, 57 Franklin.
Leonard Ira B, spile driver, 3 Lebrosse.
LE FEVERE PETER PAUL, Bp of Lela Leonard E, lab, 218 Abbot.
coad adminis, Detroit, r cor Antoine and Leonard J B, 174 Howard.
Jeff ave. ,
Leonet Christopher, saloon, Laf ancl Rivard.
Lehlan Gotlieb, shoemaker, 164 Fort E. Lennon J 3, salesman, w Wm Perkins.
Lehrnan Vm, painter, 117 Adalns ave E. Le Pere Frank, sailor, 449 Fort 33.
Lehman Lewis, painter, 117 Adams ave E. Le Point ill A, salesman, 63 Woodw ave.
LEI.Ii\IAN ADOLPH, luer clothier, 32 Wood Le Point Moses, B 89 Congress E.
;; ave, r 137 Bates, Xee nclvp 91.
Lepratt Frank, sailor, r over Chapell's office
Lehman & Brother, painters, 182 Beaubien, foot Rivard.
moving.
Lerey Richard, blackslnith, 16 Clifford,
Lehndorf Reinhardt F, upholsterer, 68 Porter Le Roy H H, builder, 253 Woodw are.
same address 49 Baker. , LeRoy JosepI1 H, builder, shop Cltss a d
Lehnian Servis, painter, 81 Laf E.
Larneci, b Garrison IIouse.
Lehna Fred, tailor, 201 Croghaa.
LermacIa N, lab, 452 Fort E.
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Leichter Aciam, w Scherer and Brede. Lerg Chas, marble ~vorl

I Dequindre.
Leuschner Otto, interna phar, 187 Jeff ave.'
Lever John, carp, 200 Third.
Lever James, carp, 20 Sproab.
Levering -, professor of music. address
not supplied.
Levering John I?, druggist, r 47 Larned TV.
Levi Leopold, shoemaker, 71 Laf E.
Levi,David, hats caps, 182 Gratiot.
Levitt Wid, pecller, 12 Beaubien.
Leving Felix, sailing mast, 189 Kastings.
Levingstein Aclolph, ped, 176 Laf E,
Levy David, cap maker, 205 Gratiot, same
address at 186 same.
Levoy -, carp, 276 Franklin.
Lew John, cooper, 40 Marion.
Lewis Thomas: building materials, Atw E,
near Round Mouse,
Lewis Henry, sailor, 145 Larned W.
LEWIS JOSEPH I, foreman printer, Trib
office, 155 Larned E.
Lewis & hloses, coolrery etc, 221 Jeff ave.
Lewis Conrad, stone and building mat, Atwater
E.
Lewis John B F, Freedman and Brothers, b
Joseph I Lewis.
Lemis F H, Mann & L, r 239 Larned E, same
address 122 Antoine.
Lewis Thomas W, accountant, w D Anlberg,
157 Larned E.
Lewis Albert, salesman, 38 Mich ave E.
Lewis Samuel, nierch, r 508 Jeff are.
Lewis Alexander, Bridge and Lewis; r Jeff
ave and Rivard.
Lewis Thomas. building materials, 404 Antoine
E.
Lewis Albert, pork packer, b Howard 110.
Lewis Albert H, w A Lewis.
Lewis Albert, b 11rs Alvords.
Lewis -, rag pecller, Wilkins near I-Iast.
Lewis Daniel, wagon maker, 143 Abbot.
Lewis Wm, wagon inaker 143 Abbot.
Lemis Joseph 13, col, barber, 50 Griswold.
Lewis Albert, b Howard House.
Lewis & Co, lime dealers, Abwater uear
Leyden P, carp, 69 Labrosse.
Leyden F, 65 Labrosse.
Lezot John, teamster, 153 Thonlpson.
Lezot Peter, tezmster, 26 Thompson.
Lloyd Owen, lab, 142 Third.
Lloyd Gordon W, arcllitect, res 153 Cong E,
Lloyd Michael, lab, 50 Front.
Lloyd Josiah P, salesman, 107 Eliza E.
Lloyd Gordon W, architect, office Bnhl's
l'lock, Griswolci.
Libold Chas, tinsmith, EIastings.
LicBet Geo, lab, 475 River.
Lieberman Ernan~~el, mer clothier, 97 Woodward
ave, r Shelby.
Lieberman Constantiue. shoe ~uaker, SG
Fort E.
Lieberman and Tander: boota and shoes, 86
Fort E.
Lielfield Nathan, pecller, 18 Lewis,
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Lifer John Christian, basket maker, Rail
Road near Dequindre.
Lieghterless Martin, Gratiot north end.
Lightfoot; James, col, carp, 139 Riopelle.
Lightfoot Wm, col, carp, 247 Fort E.
Lightfoot Madison, col, 257 Catherine.
Ligoured Nicholas, organ grinder, Hastings
and Marion.
Lillie's Safes, office 49 Griswold.
LILLIBRIDGE GARDNER R, typographist
etc, ofice 32 Larned W. See adv. p 100
Lillienfeld Sol B, salesman, 78 Rivard.
Lillybridge Minema, teacher capitol school,
r 138 Howard. .
Limbacher Aloes, lab, Julian near Dequin.
Linchman A, lab, 1.31 Thompson.
Lindeman Henry, cabinet maker, 10 Charles,
Lindeman Chas, butcher, w Wm Sruith.
Linn Conrad, carp, 236 Rivard.
Linn Win J, r Wm Harsha, 89 Larned W.
Linn Robt, r 5 Macomb.
Linn Mrs Jane, 242 Randolph.
LINN THOS, Campbell Linn & Co, r Colin
Campbell.
Linn Alexander jr, salesman, Campbell and
Linn.
Linn Ales, cashier, Campbell Liiln & Co, r
Abbot near Thompson.
Lindsay John R, saloon, moved from 175
Mich ave IT to Woodb near Brush.
Lindsay James, carp, 59 Baker.
Lindsay -, salesman, b Mrs C Hall.
LINDSAY A G, Frost & Lindsay, 70 Grisw,
r Howarcl and Seventh.
Lindsay John It, saloon, 56 Larned, below
Shelby.
Lincoln H K, Bridge Lewis & Co, 107 Congress
E.
Linenberg Raphael, carp, 17 Clay.
Linger Frank, tailor, Macomb, 10th Ward.
Ling Sarah Ann, Wid of Geo, 107 Adanls
ave E.
Ling Conrad, 233 Brush.
Ling Jacob, 233 Brush.
Lingeman Frederick, watch inaker, and jew,
104 Eandolph.
Lingeman @, butclier, r 355 Sixth.
Lingeman John, wearer, 129 Trowbridge.
Lingemann Anthony, butcher, 463 Gratiot.
Lingemann Caspar, saloon, 467 Gratiot.
Lingemann J oseph, butcher, Orleans and
Elm.
Linsell Joseph, salesman, m J Beedaler.
Linsel Henry, builder, 251 Mullet.
Lintz Elias, grocer, 423 Hastings,
Lintz Elias M, r 30 Prospect.
Linz Mary, serv, A W Ames.
Lion Gilbert, carp, 40 Thompson.
Liones Edward, carp, 57 Franklin.
Lipscomb Ezekiel, slli y carp, 90 Lafontaine,
same acldress at 170 Thlrd, and again at
97 Antoine.
Lippermeyer John, wood sawyer, 159 High.
Litchenberg Abraham, pedler, 125 Clinton,

Eitchenberg Wm, salesiilan, TV S K Taft. Loemenstein Jacob, cutter, 9'9 Woodw ave.
Lister Wm M, acct, Buhl and Duchanne. Loftus Michael, servant, 114 Atwater E.
Litchenburg Philip, cigar maker, 917 Fort E, Loftus James, waiter, Merchants' Exchange,
Litchenburg Abraham, 125 Clinton, same r 32 Grand River.
address 130 Seventh.
Loftus James, waiter, Fifth near Noyes.
Littl Simon Augsutus, tavern: 1 Jeff ave. Loftus Michael, lab, 138 b1ick~iga.u ave W.
Little Thomas, porter, w Ransom Curtis, Eoftus Michael, waiter, Bagg's Hotel.
foot of Bates.
Loftus James, Blrerch Exchange.
Little Cl~as 11, \v F B Siblep.
Logan James, agt London Pub Company,
Little A, carp, Lasalle near Chesnut.
moved to London C W.
Little Joseph, boiler maker, 260 Franklin. Logan John, col, lab, alley off Brush bet
Little Thomas, b h, Atwater E.
Fort and Congress.
Little Thomas R, merchant, Atwater near Logan A, engineer, 289 Moodm sve.
St Aubin.
Loge Chas, tailor, Brush near Larned.
Little Thos, n~ilkman, 307 Franklin.
Logger David, sailor, Elm.
Littlejohn Wm, tailor, 98 Franklin.
Lomas Wm, machinist, 160 Howard.
Littlejohn &4dan1, drayniw, 98 Franklin. Lomas Wm P, r rear 113 Wooclb E.
Littlejohn Win, lab, 98 Franklin.
Eoney M, gardner, r 69 Baker.
Littlejohn IVm, switchman, Bussell north Long & Smith, furniture manuDs, G River
of Gratiot.
near Fifth.
Littlejohn - , Paton's Alley, near Grat. Eong John Philip, cabinet maker, G River
Livingst on L McC, salesman, Campbell Linn near Fifth.
and Co.
Long Jeremiah, clerk, 197 Beech.
Livingston Wm, sawyer, 123 Seventh. Long John, bartender, 127 Beech.
Livingston Allen, leather, Antoine and Long Wm, plumber, 127 Beech.
Brewstere
Long Sanluel, nail maker, 24'7 Sisth corner
Livingston Win, 362 6F River near Crawford. Plumb,
Livus Wm, col, sca.ceiiger, 119 Beaubien. Long Robt, sheet iron worker, 137 Beech.
Loeser Augustus, saloon, 116 Eandolph. Long John B? livery stable, and oversees
Lochbuler Mr, Woodb E, 10th Ward.
Highways, r 120 Laf FV, stable 65 Jeff ave,
Locke Peter, col, cooper, 122 Laf E.
Long Henry, fireman, &Tic11 Exchange.
Locke @has H, Gunn & L r 3 Winder. Long Thomas, foreman shoemaker, Johnson
Locke A Newton, Gunn & L,
and Barns.
Locke Wid of James, masl~erwoman, 96 Lofig John E, salesman, L ?V Tinker & Co.
Oak.
Long Lawrence, tailor, 253 Catherine.
LOCKWOOD & CLARKE, counsellors at Long Mrs John, 265 Laf W.
law, office No 1 Seitz Building, 75 Grism. Long hfaurice, grogqery, 263 Laf W.
See aclue2.tiscnzernt 23 $4
Eong John, lab, 83 Sixth.
Lockwoocl Thonias W, L and C , r 65 Fort IV. Long M, lab, 162 Abbot.
Lockwood Mrs Mary N, r 43 Fort W. Long Win, la-b, 127 Beech.
Lockwood Wesley D, miller, 381 Gratiot. ~ong wrn; del;uty sher, 10 I-Iigli, office City
Lockwood Ernmet, railway inspector 89 Hall.
Adanls ave IV.
Long Thomas, cutter, 104 Mich ave W, same
Lockhart J, machinist, 72 Labrosse.
address 58 Columbia E.
Lockha,rt JVm, machinist, 196 Abbot. Long Gustavus, iinisher, 264 Riopelle.
Lockbiller Rlr, Wooclb 10th Ward.
Lontond Chas, lab, 166 Riopelle.
Lockhiller Wandlin, stone cutter, 156 Clint. Lontoli M, wagon inaker, C;tmpau near
Lockbiller Joseph, wagon maker, 403 Grat, Sprinqwells.
r Riopelle.
Longe hlr, 'i\.lal~le, 10th Ward.
Loclcbiller John, carp. 277 Fort E.
Loilgyear John J, Fort E, 10th IVard.
Lodewick Cilas, ship carp, 240 Larned E. Loose Jolln F, attorney anci couns, moved to
Lodge E A, physician, office and res 256 Grand Eal>ids.
Woodward ave.
Lotx Charles, grocer, 47 Catherine, cor Bas-
Locy J, finisher, 165 Howard.
tings.
Locy L D, rnoving to Troy.
Lotz Philip Cllnrles, saloon, 4'7 Catherine.
Loeb &Iarcus, 164 JeE ave.
Lordan Denis, lab, 40 Seventh.
Eoekey James, brakeman, 86 Sisth.
Lore Mo~ris, lab, 52 Pine.
koekey James, plasterer, Kentucky near Lore M, lab, Wight 10 ward.
Ri opelle.
Lorens Charles, pedler, Hastings and Wat-
Loettgert Fred JV, rv Chas Swartz.
son.
Loewe Gotfried, cabinet yiaker, Clinton and Loranger J jr, grocer, 65 Woodb W.
Dubois.
Loranger Joseph, 659 Woodb W.
Lsewenstein Jacob, cutter, w Daniel Carver. Lorman Chas A, ice dealer, 338 Congress E.

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Loring Lewis JV, druggist, b hIrs C Hall.
~osey L D, dentist, 26 Lewis.
~otherius RIatthias, butcher, St dubin and
Croglian.
Lot'nrop Geo V N, colmsellor, office 124 Jeff
ave, r 236 Wooclb E.
Lothrop John, carp, 340 Sixtli.
Lour Christ IIenry, harness maker, m Peter
Cassman.
Lourend Nicholas, carp, Calhoun.
Louth John, brewer, 124 Croghan.
Love James IV, constable, 6th Ward, 27 Law
rence.
Love Jolin, carpenter, 318 Thompson.
Love Thonias, salesman, Ca,mpbell, Linn &
Co.
Lover IIenry, tailor, Beaubien near Wilkin.
Lover John, tailor, 363 Baaubiem.
Lovell Francis, sailor, b Frank Stokes, 31
Woodb W.
Lovett John, machinist, 145 Abbot.
Lovett Stephen, plumber, 145 Abbot.
Lowell Henry, engineer, steamer Ariel.
Lowhill Michael, carpenter, 133 Catherine.
Lowe Edward, book binder, w J Slater.
Lowe John, engineer, 151 Abbot.
Lome David, colored, barber, 106 Laf E.
Lowe Stephen, tailor, 98 Bates.
Lome Eugene S, accountant, w W W Wheatou,
r 40 Madison ave..
Lome Wm, colored, barber, 38 Croghan.
Lowe Peter John, engineer, 66 Lewis.
Lowe Wm S, druggist, 66 Lewis.
Lowe John, salesman, Campbell, Linn & Co,
b 19 Rowland,
Lowry Michael, pedler, 7 Jeff are.
Lowrie - , tinsmith, b 91 Larned E.
Lowrie J & Son, dry goods, 148 Woodward
ave.
Lowrie John, harness maker, with Henry
Duncan.
Lo~vrie John, har maker, b Finney's Motel.
Lowrie Ann, widow of Jolan, 68 Columbia E,
Lowrie James, J Zswrie & Son, b Howard
House.
Lowson Alexander, saddler and har maker,
w Hayclen & Baldwin.
Lomson James, harness maker, 360 Mich
ave IV.
Lowson -, saddler, with Ales Lomson.
Lowing Michael, carp, 287 Laf E.
Loy Patrick, lab, 26 First.
Lozzer David, lab, Elm.
Lozzer ])avid, sailor, Elm.
Lncea John 33, mason, 85 Columbia E.
Ludden Mrs, farmer, Gratiot, above tollgate.
Ludden William, farmer, Gratiot, above tollgate.
Ludden Henry, farmer, Gratiot, above toll
gate.
Lucker John, dsayman, Crawford, near Vine.
Lucker J W, musician, 270 Macrmb.
Luckes John, saloon keeper, 270" Macomb.
L~clrer Henry, musician, 56 Croghan, same
address 'I9 G Riopelle.
Lucker John, musician, 56 Croghan.
Lucker IIupert, musician, 245 Jeff ave, same
address at 268 Macomb.
Lucker Peter, musician, 270 Macomb.
Lucker P Wm, musician, 270 &lacomb.
Lucker Heber, musician, 270 Macomb.
Eucas U S, saloon, r 295 TVoodw ave, same
address at 301 same.
Lucas Samuel, colored, barber, with J W
Collins.
Lucas M, plasterer, 163 Orchard.
Lucas R, 85 Adams a,ve W.
Ludcrus Peter, cigar maker, 360 Congress E.
Luderer A W, agent w Otto Leuschner.
Ludewig Joseph, accountant w E Shepard, r
165 Larned E. . -
Ludwig Jacob, basket maker, Julian, near
Riopelle.
Ludwig Conrad, hodman, 162 Croghan.
Ludwig John Justus, grocer, 164 Rivard.
Ludwig Qeo, salesman, 1.64 Rivard.
Ludwig Henry, carver, 164 Rivard.
Ludwig Christopher, basket maker, 215 Macomb.
Ludwig Tlleobald, basket maker, Julian, ne
De yuindre.
Ludlow John, r Sheldon Block, Jeff ave.
Ludlow Wm, Campau, Spring IVells.
Ludlow Thomas, Camp all, Spring Wells.
Ludlow George, lab, 142 Groghan.
Ludlow Samuel, justice of peace, River Road
near River Rouge.
Ludlow Samuel, blacksmith, Monroe Road,
Spring Wells.
Luetticke Joseph, grocer, 171 Hastings.
Luker Henry, 115 Woodb E.
Luger Cstsper, grocer, Antoine and Brewster.
, watchmaker, with George
Sch~zler.
LUM CHAS Bf, artist, studio No 10, Sheldon
Building, Jeff ave. See aduertisernent, page
90.
Lumback Henry, lab, Cherry E.
Lumer Cllas, cook, Garrison House.
Lumsden John, gardener, Woodw ave, near
toll-gate.
Lungershansen Augustus, barber, 156 Hasting~.
Lunts Geo, carp, 169 High.
Lucack A, liquors, 327 Trowbridge.
Lucy John, groom, Finney's Hotel.
Ludington James, prop Gr River House, 18
and 20 Gr River.
Luther Henry, cabinet maker, Bronson.
Lutz Herman, paver, 20 Lawrence,
Lutz John, 20 Lawrence.
Lutz John, butcher, w L Koster.
Lutz Christopher, lab, 152 Columbia 33.
Lutz J, saddler, 249 Gratiot.
Lutz Frank, butcher, E M Cobb.
Lute John, 152 Columbia E.
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2 14 JO~NSTON'S DETROIT CITY DIEECTOEY,
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Lurvey J C!, fruit dealer, 283 Woodw are.
3usan John, lab, Gnoin:
Lusconlbe Wm, teamster, 312 Sixth.
Lusell Joseph, sailor, residence Franklin 10th
Ward.
Luwa Gotfried, lab, Clinton, 10th Ward.
Lux Widow, washerwoman, North near Reservoir,
Lustie Joseph, grocer, cor Hastings and Lafayette.
Lutman Wnl, salesman, w Forsytl~ & Co,
Lyons James, painter, 151 Adms ave E.
Lyons John, bricklayer, 30 Bronson.
Lyons Wm 11, carriage builder, cor Gr River
and Park.
Lyons Elizabeth, 71 Beaubien.
Lyons Archibald, carp, 193 Croghan.
Lyons Wm M, wagon and car builder, 62 &
64 Gr River.
Lyon & Barstow, proprietors Michigan
Exchange, 108,110, Jeff ave.
LYON EDWABD, L & B, Michigan Exchange.
.
Lyon Wn1, malster, 3 Baker, same address
at 196 same.
Lyon Hiram 6t Co, boots and shoes, nloved
to 133 IVoodw ave.
Lyon Geo, bartender, w J Bayne.
Lyon R, M, agent U S claims, bounty lands
and pensions, office cor JVooclw ave and
Larned E, deceased. i
Eyon Timothy, w Win I3 Craig.
Lyon Edward, r 354 Jeff ave.
Lyon John, merch tailor, 6 Mich ave W.
yon A E, 35 Flixabeth W:
Lyon Edwarcl, 2nd, sailing master, 65 Elizabeth.
Lyon Geo, mate ppropeller Clifden, 55 Elizabet11
W.
Lyddy Pat; sailor, 276 Fifth.
Mabley C R, & Bro, clothiers, 131 Jefferson
ave, n~oving.
Mabley Joseph, 54 Madison ave, same ad-
dress 231 Brush.
Mabley Thomas, 54 Madison ave, same ad-
dress 285 Cong E.
I\.fa,bley Wnl, 54 Madison ave, same address
231 Brush.
McAdam Alex, dry goods, 61 Cong W, same
address at 292 Cong E.
McAdam James, painter, 13 Sibley.
McAdarn John, painter, 13 Sibley.
McAdam John, painter, b Wl.1 McHutcheon.
McAdam James, painter, b Wm McHutch-
eon.
McAdam A, b Howard House.
McALLTSTER JOHN, house and naval arch-
itect, and builder, res Third near Grand
Biver.
McAlpine Daniel O, sailing master, 199 Con-
gress E.
McAlpine J L, engineer Detroit & Mil B R,r
485 Jeff ave.
Mclllpine Wm, salesman, S Griggs & Co, r
Gratiot.
Mcdnelia Pat, w Elijah Smith.
McAnelia Pat, bartender, Baltimore Hotel. 1
IYIcAndrew B, watchman, 283 Sixth. I
McAnley James, sailing master, r 163 First, I
Mchuley -
, b 289 Jeff ave.
111cAulifTb Jeremiah, grocer, 123 Gr River.
McAvay EcImarci F, bartentier, L &I Bayless,
i\IcAvog Pat, lab, 112 Franklin.
McAvoy Pat, lab, 128 Mich ave W. %
AlcBrearty & Crimmins, hardware, tinware
. & stoves, 115 Woodm ave, and 52 JeEer
son ave. I
EIcBrearty James, McB & C, 35 Colmnbia :
W, bet Park and Woodnr ave.
&IcBride James, sailmaker, 211 Second, same
~yddy Michael, cutter, 278 Fifth.
address at 139 Clifford.
pard Ellen, wid of Anthony 290 C~*oghail. JIceBide John, travelling xgt. r 76 Colunibia
Eyllard Anthony, bar tender, 299 Croghan. W.
Lynch Stephen, blsclisinith, with Waltzr 3IcCalse Felix, waiter ~nsfell IIouse.
Madden.
PIcCabe Charles A, ticket, agt Great IT R R,
Lynch Mary, 104 Bmdolph.
b Bagg's Hotel.
Lynch Andrew, clerlr, GI Montcalin.
McCabe Kate, b 182 Griswold.
Lynch John, tailor, 59 Duflield.
McCabe Hugh, salesn~an People's Store, r
~pch Jolln Francis, tanner, 78 Mrard. 182 Grist~olcl.
Lynch John W, machinist, 36 Willianis. McCnbbe H, 182 Griswold. '
Lpch John, lab, 136 Woodb 3.
McCaffrey James, tailor, 260 Thompson.
Lynch John, porter, steamer Illinois, res 3 McCaffrey JTary, \-rid of James, 29 Ro~vland.
Abbot.
IkIcCafTrey P, slioemaker, 212 Thompson.
Lynch Mary Ann, dress maker, 36 Williams McCain Wm, sawyer, 2i4 Croghan.
~pcb FJaiiieiius, lab, 48 Larneci W.
McCain Thoinas, runner, 13 Centre, same ad-
Lynch Michael, lab, 35 Woodb W.
dress 57 Col~11nbia T'V.
Lynch Pat. lab, 46 Macomb ave.
McCain IYm, steamboat agt, ofice w WelIs D
Lynch Wm, 36 Williams.
Walbridge, r 59 Columbia W.
Lynch Jeremiah, omnibus driver, 117 Beech, McCain Hiram, office 265 Jeff ave.
Lynch James, messenger, Bsgg's Hotel. McCain Henry, clerk w W I) Walbridge.
LpcI1 widow, 521 Mich axe JV.
McCahern Duncan, overseer, b T Roan.
Lynch Pat, lab, Walnut near Sixth.
3lcCall Edward, farmer, corner Seventh and
Mabee Mrs Catherine, 233 Thompson.
Plumb.

McCall Thomes, porter, J ]Ir Tillman. NPcCorrrtick RTrs James, 97 Baker.
McCall &lichael, sa,loon, 37 Third.
RIcCormick Thomas, grocer, 95 Atwater E.
Mecall Tllonias, salesman, 61 JeEave. McCornlick Mathew-, fireman, 49 Wayne.
McCaller Danid, lab, b Mil Exclilange. McConkey James, trader, 29 Rowland.
McCann John, saloon, 94 Mich ave W, 1110- McCOSKRY Rt Rev SAM. A, Prot Episcoving.
pal Bishop, Detroit, r 34 Cong E.
McCan John, saloon, moved to 44 Michigan McCornish Owen, lab, 8 Middle.
ave E.
McCoimell Chas H, printer, 43 Fort E.
McCan Wm, moulder, 325 Franklin.
McConnell James I(, accountant. 43 Fort E.
McCan James, drayman, '627 Larned W. McCollnell Thomas, printer, 43 Fort E.
McCan Mathew, clerk, Win H Snllivan. McConnell Joseph Edward,; printer, 150
McCan Thomas, lab, rear 154 Elizabeth E. First.
McCarroil Edward, tinsmith, b 93 Atwater E, McGomen John, moulder, 206 Sixth.
IIcCarron Cornelius, tinsmith, 305 Antoine. McCoy Wm, lab, 355 Thompson.
McCarron Patrick, lab, Eighth, near Grand McCoy Joseph, carp, 137 Cass.
River.
McCreary Benjamin, gardener, I58 Second.
McCarron Pat, tinsmith, w Neil &IcCarron. McCricket John, painter, 205 Second.
McCarran Hugh, tinsmitll, 146 Woodmard McCricket Pat, news-boy, 205 Second.
ave.
McCricket Bernard, carp, 93 Elizabeth W.
McCarran Neil, tinsmitl~, 7 Mich ave W, McCrickel; Michael J, accountant, 93 Eliza-
McCARThiY TIMOTHY, accountant & N P, beth W.
office Doctor Russell, r 107 Orleans. McCricket Michael, carp, 205 Second.
BlcCartl~y Wm, salesman People's Store, .r 17 il\,IcCricket Michael, tinsmith, 206 Second.
Washii~gton ave.
McC ullough Win, carpenter, b Peninsular
McCarthy Timothy, lab, 193 Woodb E.
Hall.
McCarthy D, lab, 134 Porter.
&lcCullough Robert, blacksmitl~, 17 Monroe
RlcCarthy F, warble polisher, 146 Seveialh. ave.
McCarthy E, lab, r 80 Labrosse.
McCune R, lab, Whiting near Xail Roacl.
McCarthy David, lab, 338 Larned E. . McCune James, butcher, 144 Clifford.
McCarthy Wm, blacksmith, 45 Orchard. McCuein J, clerk, Park, cor Henry.
' McCarthy Micl~ael, lab, 189 Fifth.
McCune George, butcher, 209 Woodw ave &
McCarthy Ellen, widow of John, tailoress, , 11 Sibley.
192 1-2 Fifth.
McCune J N M, butcher, 209 IVoodw ave.
R'IcCarthy Pat, lab, 350 Sixth.
McCune Win John, 209 Woodw ave.
McCarthy Francis, 176 Adams ave E, , McCurrie John, salesman, Eagle & Elliott, r
McCarthy Fttm, horseshoer, 17 State.
Tlloanns Yarndly.
RlcCarthy Thomas, constable, 19 CrisYJolct. McCurdy Aaron, engineer, 263 Lamed E.
McCartin Tholnas, lab, Franklin.
hIcCurcly Andrew L, 121 Cass.
BllcCaird Williani, pedler, Grand River, near &1cCusick -, sailor, b Jolin O'Connor.
Thompson.
McDade George, carriage trimmer, b 91 Lar-
McCary John, clerk, 231 Laf TV.
ned E.
McCatherine Daniel, carp, 103 Labrosse. RlcDerniot Peter, ashes gatherer, 210 RushIcCa~zley
Michael, tobacconist, 103 Larned sell.
W. 1
RIcDeriiiolt Michael A, 104 Orleans.
3IcClellan John, inovii~g "c 30 First.
XcDermott Bernnrci, pecller, 50 Clinton.
NcClelland Eobert, attoriley anci co~ulsellor, 14lcDerniott Owen, carpenter, r 9 E-Iomarcl.
ofice 3 Eutler's Banlc, Griswold, res 310 ISlcDeri~iot Tholnas, saloon, 36 Wooclb IV,
Jeff ave.
i\IcDel-mot P, carp, IS9 Siutl~.
JfcClelland John, lab, 124 Wayne.
AIcDermot, J, gasfitter, IS9 Sixth.
3IcClcllaild Eliza, teacl~e~ at Capilol Union 3IcDerinotl Jolln, sllip builder, Atwater E.
School.
BIcDerrnott 13, lrtb, 10 Lafferty.
3IcClennnn Win, sailor, 303 Croghan. BIcDerlllott I

McDonald Eussell & Co, proprietors Bagg's hIcDongal Catherine, clress nlaker, 26 Mad-
Hotel.
ison ave.
McDonald Wm, finisher, 323 Abbot,
AIcDo~~ell RXrs, 1G 3 Franklin.
&IcDonnld David, ship carp, 329 Franlrlin, McDuff Robt, moulder, w J B TTilson.
McDonald Angus, sailor, 275 Franklin. McDufF & Mitchell, builders, sllop Jones bet
Iv1cDonalcl Archibald, lab, 32.5 Franklin. Third ancl Fourth.
3IcDonalcl Bozile, tinsmith, 113 Porter, and R.IcDafI'Anclrew, BIcD ancl $1, r 152 Howard
42 Fort E.
McDuff John, acct, w McD anti M.
McDonald Ezekiel, plunlber, 27 Eanciolpl~, r i\.IcDnff James, carp, w McD and Bl,
374 Congress E.
McElvar .Thomas, blacksmith, 302 Fort E.
McDonald James 13, baker, 161 Antoine. McEntee Thomas 81, atty ancl counsellor, r
McDonalci James, grocery, '74 Laf E.
20 Macomb ave.
&IcDonald J, clrayman, r G9 Lafontaine. McEwen John, salesu~an, 8 B and IV R
Mcl>onno~zgh -, saloon, 312 Larned E. Noyes, r Park.
McDonnell James C, Franklin Home. BlcEmen J, clerk, cor Park and Henry.
McDonnell M, acco~~ntant, Town & Sheldon, McEwen Wm, brakeman, 85 Atwater E.
r '76 Brush.
McEnren Win, finisher, 266 Fort E.
McDonnell Edward, pedler, 11 Rliddle, McFadden Wm, ship carp, 120 Fort E.
McDonnell Daniel, sailor, 22 Hastings. BlcFadden Jax~ies, lab, 129 Fort E.
McDonnell A, Mich ave near Seventh. McFaciden James, carp, r 93 Columbia W.
McDonnell James, fireman, 32 Woodb W. McFarlan James J, moved to Port Huron.
McDonnell Mary, widow of John, 121 Beech. McFarlane Michael, 11 Plum.
McDonnell Michael, coachman, w Buckmin- McFarlane Susan, 101 Beaubien.
ster, Wight.
McFarlane Alex, trader, 319 Fifth.
McDonnell Michael, 121 Beech.
McFarlane P, grocer, 135 Seventh, corner
,+I cDonnell Geo A, Rail Road contractor, 116 Labrosse.
First.
McFarlane Hamilton, saloon, 137 Woodb W.
MeDonnell Wni, lab, 170 Fifth, same address McFARRAN ALEX, 546 Woodtv ave.
249 Sixtli.
&Fee John, fisherman, b Baltimore Hotel.
McDONNELL DONALD L, real estate, 111 McPire F, baggage master, 94 Farmer.
Shelby.
McGahagan Daniel, boiler maker, 274 Crog.
McDonough Patrick, boiler maker, 342 Lar- McGahey Mark, sailor 250 Mich ave W.
ned E.
McGaw Alex, carp, 114 Leverett.
McDonough widow, 338 Larned E.
McGam H E, sailing master, LasalIe ave bet
McDonougl~ A, lab, 133 Porter.
Pine and Chesnut.
McDonough Christopher, stone cutter, with McGee Geo, carp, John R.
Bulman & Vesey.
McGettrick Wm, fireman, 480 Woodb E.
&lcDonough Christopher, mason, 270 Beau- McGrath James, merch clothier, 191 Jefferbien.
son ave.
McDonald James B, saloon, 864 Jeff ave. McGrath Datniel, drayman, 147 Jones.
McDonald Donald, sailor, b Balt Hotel. McGrath Mary, wid of John, 18 Park.
McDonald John, Salter & McDonald, 200 McGrath Pat, lab, Brady.
Randolph.
McGrath Jolm, ashes gatherer, Whiting near
RIcDonald Stewart, ship carp, 104 Cass, shop Antoine.
Atwater bet Gri:w and Shelby.
McGratl~ James, 75 Colunlbia W.
BfcDonald James. b Howard House.
McGrath T, tailor, '7 Columbia W.
BIcDonald John, painter, b Z Siggee. McGrath Janles, rner clothier, 121 Jefi ave r
McDonald Thos, trader, 201 High.
20 Macomb.
McDonald Elizabeth, widow of John, res 57 &lcGrath James jr, salesman, with James
Eighth.
McGratl~ sen.
McDonald Jol~n, lab; 345 Beaubien.
McGrath Daniel, plasterer, 204 Brush.
McDonald Kinneth, fisherman, b Baltimore McGill Francis, grocer, 43 Atmater E.
Hotel.
BlcGill D J, Atwater near Brush.
. McDonald Rory, fisherman, b Baltimore Ho- McGill Wm, moulder 175 Thompson.
tel.
McGraw John, shoeniaker, 118 Beech.
McDonald Geo,mate steamer Swan.
iV1cGraw Theo A, w A C McGraw.
McDonald Mra J 33, eating house, 86 Jeffer- McGraw Edward W, student at law, w A C
son ave.
McGraw.
McDonald Wm, lab, 249 Sixth.
McGraw M, lab, 55 Lafontaine.
McDonald Daniel, sailor, 77 Rivard.
McGraw Lawrence, cabinet maker, 317 Grand
McDonald James, grocer, 251 Congress E. River.
McDougal,Duncan, lab, 73 Abbot.
McGraw Pat, lab, Franklin 10th Ward.
McDougal James, Cherry east end, &IcGraw John, drayman, Bronson.

1McGra.c~ Jolln, iron maker, 480 Woodb E
McGram Mark, grocer, 133 Mich ave \V r
32 Abbot.
McGraw A C & CO, boots and shoes, 169 Jeff
ave cor Woodward.
McGram Ales C, A C McG and Co, r 418
Jeff ave.
McGra~v Tho8 S, salesman, m V McGraw.
McGram P, sailor, 151 Porter.
McGra~v Virgil 'CV, chair nza,nfr, factory Mich
ave bet Fo~zrth and Fifth r 151 Fifth.
McGraw Ales H, salesman, r V W McG.
McGinnis Peter, auc and corn mer, 117 Wood
ave r cor First and Jones.
McGinnis Patrick, auc and corn merchant, 26
Monroe ave.
McGinnis Edward, fireinan 53. Riopelle.
McGinnis P, lab, 166 Beech.
McGlinnon Edward, engineer, 19 Abbot.
McGlynn Edward, lab, St Aubin 10th Ward.
McGoldrick John, carp, 232 Third.
McGoldrick Thomas, moulder, 52 Bo~vard.
McGoldricL 'CVm, moulder, 52 Howard.
McGoldrick John, carp, 232 Third.
McGonnigle James, wood yard, Atwater E.
McGonnigle Wm, groc, Croglian and Orleans.
McGoogan James, gardener, 535 Mich ave IV
McGowan Miss E, teacher, Public Shool,
Fort W.
McGowan J, 154 Trowbridge.
McGowan F, lab, Lasalle near Railway.
McGovern A, shoeinaker, 50 Henry.
McGrady P, lab, Lasalle near Myrtle.
McGrane Pat, copper smith, r 91 Larned IV.
McCrane Thos, sailor, 156 Howard.
McGrane Thos, 148 Cherry.
McGrane Daniel, 148 Cherry.
McGrane Michael, 145 Cherry.
McGrane Ellen, 148 Cherry.
McGregor J, boiler maker, 112 Baker.
RfcGregor Duncan, cabinet maker, b Rlrs
Ann Barry.
RIcGregor Duncan, stone cutter b Baltimore
Hotel,
McGregor T and J, boiler makers, 173 Atwater
33.
McGregor Ales, stone cutter, 102 Bates.
iSIcGregor Robt, lab, b 85 Atmater E.
McGregor T, boiler nlalcer, 64 Labrosse.
BIcGregor R, 50 Blianii ave.
JIcGregor M, boiler inaker, Whiting near
nail Roacl.
McGregory Seneca, livery keeper, 46 Larned
E.
BIcGregory Willard G , 133 Bates.
McGregor-y Thomas N, 133 Bates.
McGregory Henry TV, 133 Bates.
McGregory Mrs James, 112 Leverett.
McGregory C, moulder, add~ess not founcl.
McGreevy C, moulder, 131 Plum.
McGreevy Ellen, wid of.Thomas, 149 Seconcl.
McGuire Pat, sailiug master, residen Dennis
Rlullane.
8
81cGuire Peter, cotton spinner. Too.laders
cqjitnl doa't start a Factory in Detroit wlzere
" p~zccny thid it would well pay, 165 Orleans,
McGuire John Francis, w Peter McGuire.
RXcGuire James, shoemaker, Sheldon Blk.
fiIcBnire IEteclmond, drover, 18 Lewis,
McGuire John, 221 Fort JE.
McG~zire Hugh, coachman, C C Trowbridge.
McGuirk JT, brewer, 112 Seventh.
McCunnigle James grocer, 301 Croghan.
McGregory Ellen, wid of Thos, 149 Second,
McI-Iale John, shoemake?, w Wrn Jones.
MclIenry And J, saloon, 93 Atwater E.
McHugh Dennis, lab, 781 Jeff ave.
McHugh Francis, lab, 192; Fifth, same ad-
dress 206 Fifth.
McHugh Dennis, groc, 19 Orleans.
h1cHugh Lawrence, stevedore, 36 Woodb W.
McHugh Wm, groom, w Bradley Thompson,
McHugh Pat, lab, 69 Laf E.
hfcHugh Anclrew, wa,rehouseman, Farrand &
Sheleg, r 73 Laf E.
MclIugh John Joseph, salesman, $3 Laf E.
BlcHugh Francis, Elton Park, 206 Fifth:
McRngh Peter, teamster, 161 Thompson,
McHugh James, servant, 11 Jones.
McHutcheon Win, grocer, 142 Beaubien cor
Lafayette.
McIlwaine Andrew, mason, 71 Abbot.
McInerny Patrick, lab, 271 Fifth;
McIntosh Miss Catherine, r 17 Copg W
btc1ntosh James, sailor, b 128 Larned W
McIntosh Edward, servant, m John Owen.
BlcIntosh Miss &I, teacher, Bishop- aTIlion
School.
McIntosh Mrs C, r 72 Shelby,
McIntosh Daniel, sailor. r Balt Hotel, .
McIntosh Donald, sailor, 78 Woodb W
McIntyre Nancy, serv, W IV Wheaton.
McIntyre John ISX, plumber, Robt Holmes.
McIntyre John, carp, 194 Third,
McJoyce ------, lab, 367 Orleans,
McRarrow John P, clerk, 149 Abbot,
McRay Wm, first mate, Steamer Ocean,
McKay Angus, mariner, 101 Cass.
McKay J, painter, cor Porter and River,
McJKay James, police, Detroit & Mil R Way,
r Ales Paton,
Rlc,Kay Edward, blacksmith, Atwater near
Wight,
&Kay Edward, blacksmith, 194 Bea~zbien,
&IcEay Wm, master mariner, 49 Shelbv
McKay Duncan, notary pnbiic, office 185 Jeff
ave r 336 Congress E,
bilcKendrick Ann, wid of Wm, 316 Mullet,
iIlcKendrick Daniel, 316 Mullet,
McEenclrick James, shoemaker, 316 Mullet.
McRenley James, blacksmith, 118 Abbot.
McRenna Chas E, m Walter Bourlre.
McKenna James, cooper, I7 Antoine.
3IcKenna Wm, cooper, 17 Antoine.
McKenna John, cooper, 337 Fort E.
NcEenna James, teamster, r Harrison ave

McEenna & Badcliff, drugs & groceries, 28
Woodw ave,
McKenna Wm A, McKenna & Radcliff, r 32
Howard.
McKenna Michael, copper smith, 63 Porter.
McXeon Robt, lab, 113 Porter.
McKewen Hugh, 67 Lewis,
McKinney Pat, shoemaker, Mari~n, same address
Bronson near Beaubien.
McKennon Neil, 92 Woodb W.
McKenny Robt, 24 Howard.
McKenny David, conductor, 85 Atwater E.
McKinnan J G, clerk for J P Clark, res 59
Second.
McKINSTRY JAS P, Cap U S Navy, r 328
Jeff ave.
McKinzie Margaret, widow of Michael, 80
Adarns ave W, same address 189 Grand
Biver f
McKinzie Robt, blacksmith, 22 Hastings.
McKinzie Ges, conductor, b 43 Antoine E.
McICinzie D, saloon, 295 Franklin.
McKinzie Margaret Jane, saloon, 179 Mich
ave W.
NcKinzie John Chas, r 12 Winder.
McKinzie Peter, boiler maker, Lamed near
Orleans.
McKinzie V(lm J, accountant, 20 Adams ave
W, same address 86 Adams ave W.
$ McKnight Sheldon, shipper and stock broker
Mr 396 Jeff ave, deceased.
McKnighl; Lucius L, 396 Jeff ave.
McKernan James, waiter, Russell House.
McKernan John, waiter, Bussell House.
McKenny John, soap and candle maker, w
I Finehart.
near Locust.
McKimon J, carp, 197 Abbot.
McKimmie Alexander J, pattern maker, 240
Sixth.
McKimmie Joseph, carp, 240 Sixth.
McKittrick Wm, engineer, 41 Baker.
McEittrick Wm, fireman, 480 Woodb E.
McKinley M, hackman, 208 Howard.
McKinnon J G, clerk, dry dock, r 207 Howard.
McLane David, poiice, r 17 Sprout.
McLaughlan - , second mate steamer
Ocean.
McLaughlan Thos, lab, 150 Franklin. .
McLaughlan Redmond, lab, Park, near Mich
ave.
McLaren John, with Forsyth & Co, r 186
First.
McLaughlin P, gardener, Grand River, near
Fifth.
WlcLaughlin &I, clerk, at Flattery and Bro,
. r Gr River, near Fifth.
McLaughlin D, farmer, cor Lafontaine and
Gr River.
McLaughlin Henry, farmer, Bolden Rd near
Craw ford.
McLaughlin, widow of John, 270 Michigan
ave W,
McLaughlin Pat, salesmanb 325 Jefferson,
ave.
McLaughlin Thos, blacksmith, 107 Franklin.
McLaughlin Michael, grocer, 157 and 159
Fort W.
McLaughlin ;Thomas, moulder, 53 First.
McLaughlin Thomas, rnalster, Det B remr y ,
r 53 Pirsh
McLaughlin Hugh T, sailor, 78 Woodb W.
McLaughlin Duncan A, sailor, 78 Woodbridge
W.
McLaughlin John, lab, 13 Beaubien.
McLees Clinton, lately deceased, 5'7 First.
McLees -, stone cutter, 210 Antoine.
McLean Ales, moulder, b 325 Franklin.
McLellan Rev J M, prot minister, 2Wiami
ave.
McLellan Andrew, accountant, Vincent Scott
r 22 Miami ave.
McLelland Edward, engineer, 206 Third.
McLogan Pat, clerk Police Justice Court, r
4 Lewis.
McLeod Alex, ship-builder, 462 Woodb E.
McLeod Wm H, clerk, Det c9t Mil Rail Wa8y, r
244 Beaubien.
31cLeod Andrew, sailor, corner Shelby and
Woodbridge.
McLeod Norman, sailor, 36 Front.
McLeod Alex, ship carp, 341 Fort E, moving
to Woodb E.
McLoud Rosana, dress maker, 128 Clinton,
McLoud John, sailor, b Balt Motel.
McMahon C, umbrella manuf, National nve,
near Cherry.
McMahon P, grocer, Abbot and Sixth.
McMahon Jeremiah, tailor, with Judson &
Smith.
McRfahon J, cooper. 49 Sibley.
Mcnlanman Thomas, 33 Russell.
McBlanman Thomas, shoemaker, C C Tyier
& Co.
McManus -, carp, b D Elliott.
McManus Charles, trader, enquire E Doyle
& Co.
McManamy RIrs C, 60 Abbot.
RilcMichael Joseph, earp, 86 Jones.
McMillan James D, and Mil R IL stores depot,
moved to 291 Larned 33.
McMillian James, carp, Mt Elliott, we, near
Jeff ave.
McMillan A, printer, ,?fich. Pa'dnizer, r '30 Congress
E, i3
McMillan Jas, sup% store depot, D & Mil R
Way, r 203 Larned E.
McMillan G & R, ~vholesale and ret'l grocers,
110 Wsodw ave.
Mc bllillan George, G & R BIcMillan, res 194
Laf W.
McMillan Xobert, G & E McMillan, res 14
Miami ave.
McMillan Archibald, printer, 90 Congress E,
same address at 208 Second.

;iil;;za Joi.Ci an I?, printer., 40 Xac3nab ave.
same address at 208 Second..
&lcMillan Archibsld, shoemaker, post office,
r 75 &iliami ave.
McMillan Mrs, r E Farnswsrth.
3lcMillaR Gilbert, acc't, m W H Tefft.
McBlillan J W, grocer, 232 Woodm ave.
McMillan John, clerk, 208 Second.
McMillan Mrs Mary, r 24 Miami me.
McMurtry Geo G, acc't, 75 Woodw me.
McNab J, teamster, 187 Abbot.
McNair Ales, sailor, 73 Wo@b W.
3IcNoil Pat, b A~drew Larkin.
McNeill Neil, salesman, GF & R McMillan.
McNally T, pedlar, 52 Sibley.
McNesbit H, engineer, 135 Sixth.
McNichol Huglz, tailor, Labrosse.
NcNoah Peter RX, tin & copper smith, fore-
man w Arthur C Porter, r 51 RIontcalrn,
bfcPartlan Thomas, lab, 50 Front. .
McPha,rlin James, drayinan, w E Smith.
McPherson Peter, mate, 154 Fort E.
&lcPberson A, accountant, Gt. 0 Williams &
Co, b S S TaE
McQuaid Henry, lab, 13 Beaubien.
McQ~zerie Duncan, shoemaker, with William
Jones.
McQneeny Catherine, widow of John, 112
Franklin.
McRae Duncan B, saleaman, Campbell, Linn
& Co, r 17 Centre.
McBeyuolds Mrs J, 266 Jeff' ave.
McRoy Daniel, grocer, 126 Abbot.
%lcSweeny -, Pa~k Place.
McSweeny John, gardener, Woodw ave,
McSnreeny Edward, gardener, Woodm ave.
McSweeny Daniel, gardener, Woodm ave.
McSweeny Daniel, clerk, 32 Park.
McSweeny Alex, blacksmith, Spruce.
McSweeny Omen, engineer, 27 Bates.
McStay Geo, blacksmith, 103 Adam ave W,
shop Middle, near Gr River.
McTirnan John, carp, 191 Cong E.
McTirnan James, boiler maker, 191 Coug E.
McTirney I?, nier tailor, 207 Jeff ave, res 12
Winder.
McTirney Mary, widow of Thaddeus, 174
Laf 33.
McT'ickar Michael, shoemaker, rear 9 Frank
lin.
JicVickar John, engineer, rear 9 Franklin.
McVicker Michael, shoemaker, w Stewart &
Patterson.
McVeety Wm, blacksmith, w 3% Gisler.
McVeigh Ales, farmer, 145 Beech.
McWilliams widow Bridget, 81 Porter.
&IcWilliams Edw B, clerk, with Charles Fitzsimon.
McWillinms Felix, b Jerome White.
McWilliams Matthew, 220 Third.
MACADAM Mrs, millinery, 79 Woodw ave,
see advertisemerzt, page 99.
NACADARII ALE& 79 Woodw ave, b Howad
Homea
Macdonnell John, salesman, Hanna & Co.
McICellar Donald, r Sas Satchell, moving.
Macintosh Rlrs C, 72 Shelby.
Mack Bernard, cabinet maker, 228 Macomb.
Mack Mrs @, saloon, 89 Jeff ave.
Mack John, contractor, 813 Jeff ave.
Mack John, omnibus driver, 200 Third.
Mack Ellen, widow, shirt maker, 130 Lar-
ned W.
Mack P, blac.ksmith, 214 Howard.
MACK JOHN, Justice of Peace, Gratiot E'd,
10th ward.
Mackey Michael J, saloon, 2 Beaubien.
Mackey Thomas, lab, rear 136 Woodb E.
Mackey Simon, lab, rear '1136 Woodb E.
Mackey Thomas, lab, 169 Antoine E.
Mackey W, ship carpenter, 490 Woodb W.
Mackay John, brewer, 192 Pifth,
Mackey James, bricklayer, 160 First.
Mackey M J, Pontiac Hotel, Atwater and
Beaubien.
Mackey Miss Isabella, teacher B Union
School.
Mackey Walter, ship carpenter, 490 River.
Mackey Miss E Y, teacher 1st Ward Public
School, Abbot near Second.
Mackey Miss E R, teacher Bishop Union
School.
Machries Peter, shoemaker, 229 Fort E.
Maclelland Edward, engineer, 206 Third.
Maclin Thos B, rooms 42 and 44 Wav Build-
ing. Jeff ave, b Mich Exchange.
Macklin Sackfield, Major U S Army, r 52
Cong W, moving.
Macmaster Robert, ass't Sec'y and Cashier
Gas Light Co, 8 Earned E, r 173 Park.
Macnamard Michael, lab, at Reservoir.
Macnamara F, tel op'r, Mich C It R Depot,
83 Jeff ave.
Macnamara Michael, plumber, 135 Michigan
ave W.
Macnamard John, grocer, 189 Mich ave W.
Macnaman widow Catherine, 86 Abbot.
Macnamara Daniel, roofer, 163 Antoine E.
Macnamara Michael, servant, with A E Bis-
sell.
Macnamara Denis, lab, 327 Franklin.
Macnamara Mrs John, 314 Blich ave W.
Rlacnamara Mary, 119 @ roghan.
Macomb Captain, topogra'l engineer, 52 Con-
gress W, moving.
Macries Chas, carp, Clinton 10 Ward.
Macvay Henry, 62 Baker.
Macrae Duncan B, salesman, 42 Centre.
1 MACY OLIVER, local Treas'r Mich Cen R
Road office, Depot foot of Third, r 226
1 Fort W.
' MACY ARTHUR, printer, Tribune office, res
Oliver Macy.
Madden Wm, colored, porter, 52 Cong W.
Madden Archibald, colored, with Richards &
Parker.
Madden Arch, colrd, barber, 284 Macomb.
adden Walt, wIr4 blacWb1284 Macomb.

Nadison E D, intelligence office, moving res Mair Matthew, tailor & clothes cleaner, 122
to Laf E. Jeff ave.
Madison Byron D, w E D Madison. Maisner IVm, ha,irciresser, Eoward House.
Madison A J, ship carpenter, 130 Seventh. Majerus Rev Theodore, pastor St Maqs
Madden Walter, blacksmith, shop foot of Ri- Ger Cath Church, Croghan and Antoine.
vard. Malchries Charles, carpenter, Clinton near
Maddison -, paver, b Jos Payne, Dubois.
Madigan Thomas, lab, 7 Park. Malchow John, collar maker, 26 Grand
Madigan John, lab, 7 Park. niver.
Maencus Philip, carp, 45 High, Malcomson Robert, corner Eighth and Hom-
Maenk J, lab, Macomb. ard.
Maear John, silversmith, with T B Leaven- Malcormson Robert, grocer, 92 Porter.
worth. Mallatin Adam, finisher, 165 Croghan,
Maesbeck Peter, bookbinder, 154 High. Malley wid Margaret, 120 Third.
Magee Wm, teamster, Prospect,. Malley John H, lab, Irving near Seventh.
Magill Catherine, washerwoman, colored, 100 Malo F, shoemaker, r Croghan near Antsine.
Clinton. Malo Amab, carp, St Allbin.
Magin Joseph, shoemaker, 38 Monroe ave. Malone John. colored. blacksmith, Dequindre
Magin Joseph, shoemaker, with Valentine near C ong~ess.
Klopp. Malone James, waiter, Eagg's Hotel.
Maginnity Miss R, teacher Eighth Ward Un- RIaltbeys, 186 Jeff ave.
ion School, r Seventh at Plum, filallory Wm H, carp, 154 Firsi;.
Maginnity Robert, Hanna gsl Co, 112 Woodtv Mallory D D, oyster clealer, 208 Jeff ave, b
am, r 24 Howard. Garrison House.
Maginity Mrs F, 229 Seventh. Malts E, carp, cor Porter and Eighth.
Mago John, lab, Cherry, rear of Louis Kos- Maltz G C, tailor, 168 Third.
ter. Maltz G L, ticket clerk, Gs Trnnk Railway,
Magerman A, shoemaker, 251 Mabomb. r 168 Third.
Magnon T, lab, 278 Eaf W. Manke Eenry, lab, 226 Macomb.
Magnon Jas, lab, 168 Orchard. Mamer John, carp. Pearl and Prospect.
Mahon L, carp, 207 Howard. Manchester Amelia, widow of T homas, 162
Mahon Peter, servant, w Mrs J Abbot. Griswold.
Maher D, grocer, Mich ave near National MANCHESTEE TBOS @, pf A Burnham &
am. Co, residence 102 Washington ave, see ad-
Maher RIichael, lab, 224 Thompson. vertisenzegtt of Gwat Vurd~obe, page 9'7.
Maher Thomas, lab, 57 State. Biandell Adclisoa, att'y aucl counsellor, office
Naher Michael, clerk, b A Larkin. cor JeEave ancl Grismold, res 31 Laf, cor
Maher Michael, contractor, moved fr Thomp- Shelby.
son to Orchard, bet Sixth ancl Seventh. Mandell Thomas, printer, I89 Franklin, same
Maher Michael, lab, 47 Eabrosse. address at 113 same.
Maher Wm, .blacksmith, 179 Croghan. Mandlebaurn Simon, 103 Cong E.
Maher Wm, lab, Division. Mandlebaum - , Woodw ave, cor Ad-
Mahanna T, boiler maker, Charles near Sev- elaide.
enth. Manby David, porter, Det and Mil Railway,
Mahany Michael, lab, 13 Franklin. 234 Brush.
Mahany M, blacksmith, 140 Seventh. 31andenack Matthias, mason, near head of
Mahon Thomas, lab, 152 Abbot. Riopelle,
Mahon P, lab, 227 Sixth. RIangan Jolln, cooper, 15 Cass.
Mahony Daniel, police, 35 Eoward. Mangan Bridget, washerwoman, 116 Eaf E.
Nahony John, tailor, Fifth cor Cherry, Mango Frank, lab, 33 Napoleon.
Mahony Michael, lab, 12 Beaubien. Mango Julia,n, farmer, 89 Grogban.
Mahony Jeremiah, lab, 180 Third, Mango John, lab, Waterloo, near Deqindre.
Mahony T, lab, 234 Thompson. RIanifold Wnz, carp, 99 Orleans.
Mahony Mrs John, 299 Laf W. Manion Thomas, lab, 124) Third,
Mahony Mrs T, 95 Eighth. Manis &Iicha4el, lab, 29 Woodb E, moving to
Mahony Jolm, lab, Laf 10 Ward. Lafontaine, near Mich ave.
Mair Mrs Wm, 17 Wash ave, Manke John, sawyer, Whiting.
Maier John, shoemaker, 253 Antoine. Rlanker Nicholas, carp, 22 Beacon.
Maier Matthew, tailor, 62 Randolph. Nanly Wm, carpet weaver, 204 Third, sams.
Maire C, cabinet maker, 161 Sixth. address 52 Jones.
-s
Maire F, engineer, 169 Sixth, Mann Jacob, pedlar, 10 Maple.
Maine Charles 8, saleaman, William Phelps Mann Louis, pedlar, 10 Maple:
& Co. Mann Alex, saiaon, 89 Jeff ave,

Mann W D & Co, agents sewing machines, 4
Morrill Block.
Mann Elenor, saloon, Carlisle House, moving.
Mann & Lewis, china, glass &c, 221 Jeffer-
son ave.
Mann Josiah M, M & E, 197 Larned E.
r\llann Jacob, porter, Hayden & Baldwin.
Mann Albert M, shoemaker, 24 Antoine.
Mann Chester M, grocer, 36 Abbot, store 103
Mich ave W.
Manning James M, carpenter, 40 Pine.
Manning H, accountant, 40 Mich ave W.
Manning Wm, physician, r Howard and Trum
ball ave.
Manion James, grocer, 53 MicB ave W.
Manske Augustns, shoemaker, 179 Russell.
blansion House Tavern, 7 and 9 Griswold.
Mansfield J P, shipping and com mer't, r 363
Sixth, and foot of Woodw ave.
Mansfield J, boiler maker, 50 Baker. i
Mane Frans Xavier, brewer, 34 Marion.
Maplebeck James, candy manfr, 37 Spencer.
Mapes Geo, grocer, 172 Russell.
Mara John, cooper, Elizabeth E.
Marceye Geo, sawyer, Wight.
Marci John, shoemaker, 28 Catherine.
Marck John, 371 Franklin.
Marcott Israel, trader, enquire of John
Cornfield, r cor Seventh and Cherry.
Marcy David, lab, north end Beaubien.
Marcy Lorenzo J, principal, Barstow Union
School, r 263 Larned.
Marden Andrew J, .machinist, Guinon.
Mardian Frank, grocer, 285 Franklin.
Marhle John C, dyer and scouerer, 62 Ban-
dolph, moving.
Marion Nazira, 386 Woodb E.
Market City Hall, Campus Bl'arti~zs, T7oodw
and Mich ave.
Market Bay, Mich ave below Third.
Market Hay, Gratiot near Catherine.
Market Wood, Mich ave below Third.
Market Cattle, no location.
Market Wood, Gratiot near Catherine.
Marker John J, machinist, b 5 Farmer.
Markle A, teamster, Campau near. Spring-
wells.
Mark Norden, grocer, 147 Mich aye W.
Marks John, check clerk, 79 Congress E,
same addross at 58 Larned E.
Marks Joseph, shoemaker, 220 Antoine.
Marks %Ioses, grocer, 64 Gratiot.
Markt Hubert, bricklayer, 254 High.
Markey Edward, carriage owner, 187 Fifth.
Markey Michael, lab, 104 Plumb.
Marr Mrs M, milliner, 137 Mich ave W.
Marr Joseph, cooper sbop, 170 Gratiot.
Marranther A, blacksmith, 396 Woodb W.
Marrigon P, lab, Union near Fifth.
Marrigon J, drayman, Union near Fifth.
Marr Jeremiah, cooper, 170 Gratiot and 71
Harriet.
Marr Maurice, machinist, 133 Fifth,
Marr &Irs N, milliner, 133 Fifth,
Rlarr John, cooper, 301 Gratiot.
Marr Mrs M, milliner, 135 Mich ave W.
Marques J W, $hip carp, 313 Laf E.
Marchner Fred, saloon, 333 Lafayette 10th
Ward.
Marshalea Anthony, lab, 7 Hastings.
Marshall Anthony, 269 Clinton.
Marshall H, tar mannfr. 298 Laf W.
Marshall Anthony, carp, 308 Riopelle.
Marshall Frank, lab, 67 Joy.
Marshall Robt, sailor, Dequindre near At-
water.
Marshal's Office, City Hal1 Campus Martius.
Marshall Geo, finisher, 162 Thompson.
Marshall Robt, sailor, 8 Antoine.
Marshall Archibald, engineer, 165 Atw E.
Marshall Wm, shoemaker, with H and J
Dendel.
Marshall James, rnalster, 44 Bates.
Marshall A, machinist, 66 Labrosse.
Marshall Mary, 85 Woodb W.
Marshall Reuben, moulder, 368 Laf E.
Marsh A, r 35 Montcalm.
Marsh -, collar maker, Orchard.
Marsh Henry, harness maker, 249 Brush.
Marsh Henry, collar maker, 26 G River.
Marsh Robt, brewer, 93 and 96 Catherine.
Marsh Chas, musician, Larned and Beaub.
Marsinger I?, glue maker, 200 Thompson.
Martin Albert, stair builder, w M A Hogan,
Martin Francis, lab, Dequindre.
Martin Chas, lab, Riopelle cor North.
Martin Augt~stus, shoe maker, James near
Orleans.
Martin Wm lab, 424 Catherine.
Martin Ann, market grocer, Woodw ave near
Toll Gate.
Martin Joseph, lab, Croghan, near St; Aubin.
Martin John, waiter, Russell Honse.
Martin Joseph, lab, 424 Catherine.
Martin James sen, mason and bricklayer,
380 Fort E.
Martin John, bricklayer, w James Martin.
Martin Joseph, bricklayer, w Jaiues Martin.
Martin James, bricklayer, 380 Fort, E.
Martin Jacob, carp, I77 Fourth.
Martene Julius, tailor, 212 Russell.
Martin J, blacksmith, 115 Leverett.
Martin Wm, grocer, Catherine and Orleans.
Martin J C, bookbinder, w F Palmer.
Blartin S J, general ins~zrance agent, ~~ith
Alex T Noyes, r 49 Lewis.
Martin Wm Henry, car builder, 109 Thomp,
Martin Stephen, morrocco dresser, 544
Fort W.
Martin Jacob, watchman, De Loco Works, r
Thompson.
Martin Stephen, bailder, 260 Mich ave W,
MarMn Edward, salesman, C C Tyler & Co, r
Jacob Martin.
Martin Andrew, salesman, w H E Rowley, r
106 Adams ave W.

Martin James, shoemaker, 32 Third.
Martia Morris T, jewrler, b 16 Randolph.
Martin Andrew, saloon, 67 Atwater E.
Martin Christian, blacksmith, 67 Atm E.
Martin -, 91 Atwater E.
Martin A F salesman, 22 Macomb.
Martin Chas, pedler, 102 Croghan.
Martin Wm, car builder, 339 Fort E.
Martin John, mason, moved to N York.
Martin Geo, lab, 20 Elizabeth W.
Martin James, lab, 22 Elizabeth W.
Martin John, tailor, 96 Clinton.
Martin John, col, serv, 307 Croghan.
Martin Francis, lab, 61 Croghan.
Martin Wm, grocer, 304 Catherine.
Martin Peter, trader, 181 Russell, same ad-
dress 77 Croghan.
Martin Caroline, widow of Chrisiopher, 185
Russell.
Martin Lewis, drayman, 327 Macomb.
Martin John, carp, 106 Adams ave W.
Martin F, sailing master, 135 Adam ave E.
Martin J, 166 Thompson.
Martin Mrs John, milk seller, 671 Michigan
t at-e W.
Martin John, lab, 671 Mich ave W.
Martin James, carpenter, Michigan ave near
Lafontaine.
Martin Edward, drayman, Mich ave near
Lasalle.
Martin Richard, dry goods, 222 Antoine,
same address 123 Franklin.
Martin Joseph, porter, St Clair near Fort.
Martin Joseph, builder 236 Prospect moving.
Martin Louis, pedler, 188 Clinton.
Martin Joseph, porter, St Clair near Fort.
Martin James R, fireman, 558 River.
Martin John L, col lab, 307 Croghan.
Martin Joseph, mason, 262 Laf E.
Martinke E F, shoemaker, 80 Itussell.
Marthian Frank, grocer, Franklin ancl
Riopelle.
Martell Antoine, lab, 160 Fort E.
Martz Philip Henry, carpe'nter, North and
Orleans.
Martz Frank, carp, 279 Groghan.
Marum Elizabeth, music teacher, 147 Hom-
ard,
Marum John Edward, surveyor, residence
147 IIo~vard.
Marvin Russell, m Rillburn Woodb W, r 48
Congress W.
Marvin Daniel, salesman, with Mason and
Stephens:
Marvin Chas A, del, clerk, U S Express, 112
Jeff ave r 65 Abbott.
Marx Louis, shoemaker. 268 Riopelle.
Marx John lab, 235 Mullet,
Marx John, blacksmith, 223 Mullet.
Marx Frederick, mood carver, 137 Gratiot.
Marx Moses, grocer, 64 Gratiot.
YARX JOHN, alderman 7th ward, r 218
Biopelle.
Marx John, brewer 1'18 Riopelle,
MARXHAUSEN A & C, editors and proprietors
Mich Journal office 206 and 208 Jeff
ave. See adv p 87.
Marxhausen C, r cor Zarned and Antoine.
Marxhausen Aug~zstus, r Larned bet Russell
and Rivard,
Marxhausen Conrad, r 267 Jeff ave.
Marz hIichae1, boots and shoes, 220 Jeff ave
r Antoine.
Martz M, shoemaker, r 267 Antoine.
Marza John, boots and shoes 28 Catherine.
Maskill Wm, carp, 26 Wash ave.
Maser P, 204 Randolph.
Massen Wm, lab, Eaf W.
Blaskcall. Wm, carp. 28 Wash ave.
Masneck Fred, cooper 96 Macomb.
Masneck Anca, mid of Gotlieb 96 Macomb.
Masnick Wm, acct, 96 Macomb.
Mason John H, 98 Br~zsh.
Mason Mrs John, 171 Sixth.
Mason Benjamin, brewer, cor Mich ave and
Sixth.
MASON EDWARD, agri Ed Detroit Tribune
. r 75 George.
Mason Robt, clerk Mich Ins Bank, residence
Edward Mason.
Mason G F, cabinet maker, 228 Woodmard
ave
Mason Robt 2nd, serv, E V Cicott.
Mason John, drover, Whiting near Rail
-Road.
Mason William, darover, Whiting near Rail
Road.
Mason Lorenzo M, vier.: pres far and mech bk,
r 52Fort W. .
Mason Joseph T, clerk w R G Dunn and Co,
r Ed &lason.
Mason Wxn Jj clerk w R G Dunn and Co, r
Ed Mason.
Mason Thomas, cabinet maker, b Peninsular
Hotel.
Mason Edward, salesman, John J Bagley.
Mason L M, office Waverly Building Jeff
ave.
Mason John &I, agent Waverly Building Jeff
ave.
Nason ktichard, clerk, corner Miami and
John R,
Masten E F, clerk, llil C Xe R, 17 Rowland.
BIassey Thomas, col sailor, 200 &lacomb.
Masterton John, bar keeper, Micn Ex.
Masterson Michael, plasterer, r Franklin near
Hastings, moving.
Masterson John, porter, 116 Laf E.
Nasterson John, r 183 Congress E.
Mather Spencer J, agt Parker's Sew Mach,
84 Adan~s ave E.
Mather Francis Y, salesman, John S Yermess
r 38 Centre.
Mather E T, b Mrs Alvord.
Mathosbout Mathias, carp, 260 Clinton.
Mathews James, cigar maker, b 5 Zamer,

• Matthison
Mathews Rev J, pastor Howard St Baptist
Church.
Mathews Jafies Davis, tailor, with P Crim-
mins, moving to 5 Monroe ave.
Mathews Kate, teacher, at Capital Union
School.
Mathews B, saloon, 17 Miclzigan ave.
Mathews Salomon, account~nt, 40 Michigan
ave.
Matthew J, rope spinner, 370 Mich ave W.
Mathews Samuel, col, 65 Laf E.
Mathews Smith, lake captain, St Boat Swan,
b Baltimore Hotel.
Mathews -, colored, pedler, 27 Laf E.
Mathews Enos R, agt N Trans Co, foot of
Randolph.
Mathews Thomas, sailor, Catherine.
Mathison Alex, angineer and machinist, 154
Howard.
Mathewson Roderick, sash maker, 9 Grand
River.
Mathewson & Bro, groc and confectionery,
58 Shelby.
Mathewson Wm, 58 Shelby.
Mathewson Chas M, 58 Shelby.
Mattison D P, steamboat agent, foot Third,
Mattison E D, intelligence agent, office 135
Woodward ave.
Mattison Byron D, painter, 6 Park Place.
Mattison P D, saloon, 67 Larned, r Park.
Matherson James, paver, b Geo D Johnson.
Mathcw Conrad, lab, 77 High.
Mathias Jacob, stone cutter, 41 Prospect.
J S, bar tender, Rail Road Hotel.
Mathewson John, sailor, b Henzrnans.
Mauch Bernard, Mauch saloon, 43 and 45
Michigan ave E.
Maurer Geo, salesman, w Chas Busch, r 1%
Antoine.
Maurer Henry, confectioner, 126 Antoine.
Maurice Geo, grocer, 204 Woodward ave cor
Grand River.
Maybury Henry, contractor, 43 Eighth.
Maybury Thomas, contractor, 295 Laf IV.
May Paul, constable, 9th Ward.
May Wm, brewer, 417 Laf E.
May Thos, warehouseman, Wyandotte Iron
Warehouse foot TVoodward avenue res 44
Eighth.
May Samuel, b Ho~vard House.
May S, interna billiard room, 232 Jeff ave.
May Isaac, porter, L F Harter.
May John, lab, Fifth near ff River.
May Isaac, painter, w J B Long.
May Isaac, porter, w L F Harter.
May Thos, porter, 06 Woodw ave.
May John, salesman, L F Harter.
May Theo, book binder, b I? Gies.
May C EX, ice pedler, Atwater E.
&layes E, sailor, r 87 Columbia W.
Mayhew F, carp, 199 Sixth.
Mayhew -, carp, 199 Sixth.
Maynard & Meddaugh, law office, 20 Ro-
tunda.
Maynard A B, M & Meddaugh, b Michigan
Exchange.
MAYOR'S OFFICE, '820 Griswold, and City
Hall.
Mayschied Ludwig, tailor, 132 Laf E.
Mayu Elisha, carp, 259 Macomb.
Mayville Mitchell, sailor, 103 Franklin.
Mayville Peter, sailor, 103 Franklin.
Maxon Mrs E P, dress and cloak maker, 31
Elizabeth W.
Maxwell J W, 65 Porter.
Maxwell Geo, cashier, 76 Wood~v ave.
Maxwell J W, clerk,% cor Park and Elixab.
Maxwell John, carp, 229 Trowbridge.
Maxwell J W, billlard saloon, Bagg's Hotel.
Maxfield James Thos, tobacconist, res 61
Miami ave.
Maxfield & Cook, tobacconists, 2 Atm E.
Masilbaum Solomon, 121 Bastings
Maxilbaum Chas, peltry dealer, 121 Hast.
Meder Jacob, lab, 301 Fort E.
Meads Wm, trader, 190 Third.
Meadows J, machinist, 169 Beech.
Meade & Williams, grocers, 105 Michigan
ave W.
Meade Geo G, captain U S top engineers, 3
Aspinall Terrace, Macomb ave.
Meade John S, w Capt Meade.
Meade Geo, w Gapt Meade.
Meader John, butcher, 57 Elizabeth E.
Meair Mathew, tailor and cleaner, 62 Randolph.
Mears Henry, agt Canada Store, foot Woodward
ave.
Meade Alva H, Meade & Willihms, 48 Lafayette
IY.
Meddaugh Elijah W, atty, r John R.
6Meagher Wm, blacksmith, 231 Congress E.
Mearo Alex, sailor, b Jerome White.
Measam Fred, accountant, 51 Orchard, same
address at 87 Adams ave W.
Meason Joseph, shoemaker, 166 Macomb.
Mechanic's Hall, 111 Griswold.
Medbury Samuel, Pres State Bank of Rlich,
154 Jeff ave, b Russell House.
ICledda~zgh Mrs Sarah, 15 John B.
Meehan Michael, lab, I59 Atm E.
Meehan John, lab, 359 Ahv E .
A '
Meehan James, lab, 159 Atw E.
Meehan Pat, lab, 159 Atm E.
Meehac Thos, lab, 159 Atwater E.
Meehan J, 2'9 Lafontaine.
Meehan 1Vn1, lab, 190 Sixth.
Meek Wm H, builder, 139 Antoine.
Meek Agnes, widow) Macomb.
Mehl C, cabinet maker, Grand River.
Mehling J V, grocer, 13 Mich ave E and 218
Woodward ave.
MEHLING G F & A, mantle piece manufrs,
70 Randolph. See adu page 86.
Nehling G F, r J V Mehling.
Mehling Andrew, r 252 Croghan.
Meinhard Adolph, finisher, 19 Porter.
Mein Benry, baker, 114 Fort E,

Melcher Catherine, milk woman, 165 Clint.
Melchers Ed~varcl, (D & My) r 290 Cong E.
Melchers Julius, wood carver, 204 Jeff ave, r
242 Croghan, same name at 200 Cong E.
Ill[elchers Julius, sculptor, 199 Jeff ave.
-Melcher John, nailor, 188 Clinton,
Melcher Peter, pedler, 1.85 Clinton.
Bfelick James 0, acct, 336 Sixth.
Melin Francis, tailor, 168 Clinton.
Melling Frederick, 115 Clinton.
Melon Ross, steward U S Steamboat Search,
r 78 Wayne.
Mellody James, car builder, 124 Third.
Melocly Pat, grocer, Third and Howard.
'Mellon Eliza, wid of Chas, 276 Cong E.
Mellon @has, 78 Abbot, moved to Indiana,
some say to Charleston S C.
Mellus C & P, saw inanufrs, 60 Fort E.
Mellus Christian, 165 Gong E.
Mellus P P, 159 Larned E.
Melodon John J, pressman, 213 Fort E.
Melrose James, house mover, 16 Laf E.
Melvin John, High 10th Ward.
Xelvin Alex, 397 Catherine.
Melvin John, sailor, 73 Fort E.
Melvin A, carver, 100 Cass ave.
Melzher John, shoemaker, 26 G River.
Meleger Fred, grocer, 174 Croglian.
Melzer Geo, shoemaker, James near Orleans.
Menans N, lab, Wing near Henry.
Menster Frederick, blacksmith, James near
Orleans,
Mendelson Earwin, pedler, 123 Laf E.
Nenze Chas, lab, 226 Macomb.
Meniel ~eor'~e, stone cutter, Whiting near
Fort.
Mension Christopher, laborer, Grove near
Hastings.
Menkie John, lab, Whiting near Fort.
Mentzhe M, lab, 352 Croghan.
Nenzies James; clerk, J L Hurd & Co, r 339
Fort E,
Menzies James, mer tailor, 121 Jeff ave.
Merchants' Police OEce, enter at 13 Wood.
bridge E.
Merchants gxchange Hotel, cor Wooclb aud
Grismold.
Nercllants Bank, Jacob Beeson Pres, C N
Ganson Cash, 65 Woodiv ave.
Merchants Despatch Office, 106 Jeff ave.
Merclian Mrs, wid, 344 Croghan.
Mernell Jamer, joiner, corner Seventh and
Porter.
Merrick Elclridge G, shipping mer oilice foot
Woodward ave.
Merrick ill F, acct w E G Merrick.
Merrick M, b 289 Jeff ave.
Merrill Chas, office room 8 Merrill Block cor
Jeff ave and Woodward ave, residence 88
Fort W.
Merrill Jacob, carp, 100 Laf E.
Merrill Robt, varnish manufacturer, 84 Lafontaine.
Merrill John, salesman, w S Freedman and
Brother.
Merrill. Joshua, 628 Jeff ave.
Merrill. Block, cor Woodward ave and Jeffer-
son ave,
Merritt Joseph, teamster, Chel'ry near Grat.
Merritt Peter, teamster, Cherry near Gratiot.
Merritt Stephen, ship carpenter, r Franklin
Merritt Isaac J, pump maker, 532 Jefferson
avent~e. .
Merritt W, 177 Howard.
Merker Jacob, tanner, 214 Laf E.
Merker Joseph, tanner, 214 Laf E.
Merker Catherine, 228 Brush.
Mersino Paul, grocer, corner Rastings and
Bronson.
Merz Melcher, lab, 226 ~~acsmb.
Meston James, carp, 203 Laf E.
Messmore Finney S, butcher, b Grand Ever
House.
Messmore G P, butcher, 230 Woodw ave.
MESSENGER H K & SON, composition
roofing, 100 Cass, office 183 Jeff ave over
Richmonds & Backus. 88e adv p 75.
MESSENGER HIRAM K, composition roof-
ing, 100 Cass.
MESSENGER HIRAM F, composition roof-
ing, 100 Cass.
Methner F, shoemaker, Irving bet Sixth and
Seventh.
Mety Peter, painter, 346 Orleans.
METZ HENRY, patent roof contractor, 167
High, SEE ndupage 89.
Metzer Christian, saw maker, 307 Fort E.
Metzger Christian, sawyer, 162 Fort E.
Metzker IVm, shoemaker, 167 Clinton.
Metzner John, grocer, 164 Mullet.
Metzeo Thos, lab, 469 Congress E.
Metzer F, boots and shoes, Grogban and
Rivard.
Metzner & Co, .soap and candles, G River
and Second.
Meyers Prank, blacksmith, 509 Gratiot.
Meyer Chas, toll collector, Gratiot Sheet.
Ifeyer Fred, butcher, 209 G River.
Meyer B, blacksmith, &It Elliot avenue near
Jeff ave.
Meyer Jacob, carp, 61 Orleans.
Me yeala Elisha, carp, 376 Franklin.
Meyer John, saloon, 180 High,
Meyer Fred, carp, 'CVaterloo.
Meyer Frederick, lab, r Franklin, 10th ward.
Meyer Alex, lab, 211 Gratiot.
Meyers William, mood carver, 277 and 279
Antoine.
Meyer Leopold, pedler, 197 Fort E,
Meyer Christian, carp, 167 Fort E.
Meyers John, shoemaker, 38 Monroe ave.
Meyers Edward, Larned near Fire Engine
House.
Meyers Thos, lab, w Edward Meyers.
Meyer Fred, 445 Franklin.
Meyer Peter, tailor, 232 Fort; E.

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JOHN QUIGEEY,
COPPER- SM
AND BRAZXER,
-- 45 Jefferson ave, - - DETROIT.
Copper, Tin, Brass, Sheet Iron and Plumbing Work,
DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO STEAMBOAT, DISTILLERY, BREWERY AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
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J. Q. having had. 21 gear~' expcriecce, feels nnrralited in assuring eatisfaction to all who may favor
him with a call.
S SUTWER
AND
MACXINIST,
I54 !JBkhigm Ave~ We~t,
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A Store for tl~e pwpose of VI&olcsnlc aud Re4
tail of Iron Wares, &c., #c.) 078 dfic?~igi?z avefzuq
Gratiot Street, near the Jail '2-
9
CaNSTRWTLY
QN SAND,
Reacly Made Coffins, Hearses, Mourning Livery
Orders from tile Co~~x~try Punetnally Adtended to.---Wixnclsor an3
Sreandwicla Snpplied at Detroit Prices.
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Only Importers of Liquors in Detroit!
JAXES A. PERKINS. TIIOS. S. SPRAGUE.
Successors to ORSON H. HART & CO.,
DETROIT, MICN,,
PEIITPOBTERS AND JOBBERS OF
GERhqAPd AND HAVABIPa CIGARS,
Rectifiers and Distillers of XXX, Alpine, Pine Apple, Bye, Wheat and Bourbon
Every article f~om our esl;al>!isl~n~ent 211-armteed as 1.ep~es~ntec1. PartielzIar attenti011
paid lo orclers for BIeclicinal purposes. Eclinburg1;ll Ales ancl Loncilon Po~ter imported directly
by ourselves.
Sole Agants for C. 317. RIi~a,i'cI's fice Present Use and Stock Ales.
Messrs Jswes A. Pe~Bins Sc Co., 109 Jefferson ave, opposite the Michigan E::change Dotel, are sol@
Agents for my Present Use, X, XX and XXX
ALES AND PORTERS,
#
Bottled and Barrelled, and to whom all orders may be addressed, for Ales or Porters to be shipped to any
point in the 8tate.
Wgkest Pr3ce ina Cash paid for BAaLEBI. , .

SOLICITOEB IN CHANCERY,
AND SOLI[ClrTOBS IN CHANCEEY,
AND BIACPINE SHOP,
For. ktmater and Bivard Sls., D T RO 1 T ,
TBke ~ldcst &'slsabPPs3~ecl Fox~ndr~ and nlachine Shol~ in Nichigan,
'1 a
OF EVERY DESCBIPTION;
Steamboat and Propeller Work, Blacksmithing, &c.;
Particular attention paid to MILL AND MINING MACEINERY, and other work
generally done in such Establishments
WHLLIAFtI BARCLAP* WMa P1, BARC&Ay*

WAX WORK, HAIR WORK, PAINTING
AND EMBROIDERY.
MADAWE BOV,EE
Respectfully intimates her willingness to give Lessons to Ladies, in Grecian Oil Painting, .
Wax Figures, Fruits and Flowers, Chinese Inlaid Work, French Tissue Work, Silk and
Wool Embroidery, Leather Work and Papier Msehe.
Refers to Mrs. 0. M. HYDE, Detroit, Mich.
100 Grand River Street, DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
W b J * l P * W y b ~ * ~ * Y b . f i . r * r 0 % * W 4 r * l r R ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ h ~ ~ . & b , -
Every accommodation a Farmer would desire is found at tbis House.
WM. PERKINS, JR.
Plans, Designs and Specifications executed on Short Notice.
Address, A. B?MJB.&
182 dIuZlet St,
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DETROIT CONCERT HAL&.
Was. 3x2 a~ad 114 Earadolpi~ St.,
CONCERT EVERY EVENING, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
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Meyer Joseph, cabinet maker, 118 Fort E. Miller Sidney D, attorney & couns, office
Meyer Eeinhcld, pedler, Wilkins near Hast, Butler's Building, Griswold, r 477 Jeffer=
Meyers @has, tailor, 130 Catherine.
son aye.
Mihaolvitch & Co, tin and copper siniths, 53 Miller Hamilton, 15 Howard.
Mich ave E.
Miller Hamilton, grocer, 259 Jeff ave.
Michael Miss Phcebe, milliner, Elizabeth E. MILLER & JUDD, grocers, I55 Woodw avo,
Michael Rev Daniel, 38 Elizabeth E, moving See ccdvertisettlelzt on back of cmer.
to the country.
MILLER JASON H, (M & J,) r cor Adam8
Michael Cleo, b h 302 Atmater E.
ave and Woodw ave.
Michaels Michael, tanner, b 65 Atwater E. Miller Augustus, watchman, 173 Macomb,
Rlichaels Michael, cooper, 55 High.
Miller Henry, shoemaker, C C Tyler & go, rp
Michla Geo, carp, 202 Atwater E.
357 Franklin.
Michaels Michael, tailor, Hastings n end. Miller David G, salesman, Campbell & Lim,
Michaels Matthias, tailor, 325 Macomb. r 12 Sibley.
Michaels Peter, milkman, Antoine and Miller Frank, ship carp, 57 Franklin.
Calhoun.
Miller Christian, shoemaker, Brush near Lm-
Michaels Wid Catherine, 78 Clinton.
ned.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL R R DEPOT, foot of Miller Ernest, carp, 5 Jeff ave.
Third. See adv p 48,
Miller John, currier, 160 Hastings.
MICHIGAN PARMER, pnblishing office 130 Miller Henry, teamster, 242 Fort E.
' Jeff ave. Bee advp 153.
Miller &Irs Henry, doctress, 242 Fort E,
Michigan Exchange Hotel, 110 and 112 Jeff Miller Henry, brewer, 131 and 137 Antohe,
ave. See adu page
Miller Henry, merchant, 8 Montcalm.
Michigan Paint Company's Office, 38 Wood- Miller IIermon, lab, 106 Clinton.
bridge E. 8ee adu page
Miller John, carp, 185 Larned .E.
Michigan Staats azeit-rmg, office 273 Jeff ave. Miller Wm W, moulder, 184 Laf E.
See ado page
Miller Wm, lab, 243 Rivard.
Michigan Journal Office, 208 Jeff ave. See ad- Miller Rev H, pastor GermanEvangelical Ch,
uertisenzegzt page
Monroe ave.
Michigan Insurance Bank, cor Jefferson and Miller Catherine, widow, 106 Clinton.
Griswold.
Miller Anthony, drayman, 106 Clinton.
Michigan Oil Co, 46 Jeff ave. See adv p Miller Fred, speculator, b 150 Antoine,
Middlemiss W, blacksmith, 24 Centre. Miller David G, salesman, 12 Sibley,
Middlemiss Walter, blacksmitlm, 294 Rand. Miller David, salesman, 139 Croghan.
MiddlehoE Conrad, lab, 16 Maple.
Miller Gco, trader, 71 Harriet.
Middlemus Walter, blacksmith, 146 Gratiot. Miller F 5, Captain Steamer Arctic.
Middlemus Robt, blacksmith, 146 Gratiot. Miller L G, physician, 174 Beaubien,
Middlewood Geo, Catherine 10th Ward. ~il@r Geo W,jbrewer, 959 0 Jeff ave.
Midgeley Richard, produce and poultry tra, Miller. Goo, grocer, 96 Orleans.
334 Fifth.
Miller Joseph, miller, 239 Rivard.
Mien Henry, blacksmith, Thompson near Miller Michael, carp, 137 Catherine.
Micll ave
I Miller Andrew, tanner, 175 Mullet.
Mieghel G P, b 11: 302 Atmater E.
Miller Henry, tailor, 190 Gratiot.
Miers J H, comedian, b City Hotel. 1 Miller Chas, stone cutter, alley off Rasa~U,
Miesel Daniel, sailing master, Steain Albion, 1 bet Port and Croghan.
203 Fort JV. 1 Miller Heniy, tailor, 117 h1ullet.
Mieschaen Louis, lab and sailor, 165 Fort E. Miller S, 1 State, cor JVoodw ave.
Migliorine Anthony, plaster artist, 16 Cen- I Miller Anthony, stone cutter, 117 Mullet,
tre. I Millar W K, grocer, 200 Woodw ave.
Milan John, sawyer, 477 IVoodb TV. I Miller Geo, shoemaker, 127 Clinton.
Bililburn JIiss E, Henry anci Cass. j Miller 7$Tidoi~, music teacher, 79 Adams aye-
Milburn Jas A, printer, 113 AcIains ave E. ; nue E,
Miles George 31, artist, w J Beller. Miller Cathe~iae, widow of Louis, 189 Adam5
Miles John, brakeman, 113 Abbot. ' ace E.
Miles dohnJmcarp, 53 Woodb W. Miller Frederick, boiler maker, 189 Adams
Miles Will N, carp? Whiting. ave E.
Millar Robert, grocer, 200 Woodw ave. hlille~ Ecimarci, book keeper, 189 Adam8
BiIiller Thoi~las C, office foot of Randolph, r ave E.
445 Jeff ave , Jliller John, tinsmith, 96 St Lawrence.
Miller Jacob, fireman Mich Exchange. Niller Robt, grocer, Wosdm ave, r 305 An-
Miller John, lab, nail Road, near Dequin- t toine, moving.
dre. I Miller Joseph, pedler, corner Lasit118 a114
Miller Robert, attorney w Sidney D Miller, ! Chesnut.
b Howard House. 1 Miller Wm, carp, 163 Howard.
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Miller Chas, switchman, Mich C R R, r Whiting,
near Mich ave.
Miller John, tanner, Trowbridge, near Railway.
Miller & Lang, shoemakers, 20 Randolph.
Miller M, shoemaker, 309 Mich ave W.
Miller & Walcott, grocers, 259 Jeff ape.
hIiller 33, shoemaker, 309 Mich ave W.
Miller A, shoemaker, 117 Gr River.
Miller Anthony, butcher, 612 Jeff ave.
Miller Anthony, laborer, St Allbin, Tenth
Ward.
Miner John S, 385 Franklin.
Miller John, blacksmith, 366 Gong E,
Miller Joseph, miller, 197 Cass.
Miller Joseph, lab, Macomb.
Miller C, lab, Clinton 10 Ward.
Miller Nike, lab, 213 High.
&iller Andrew, shoemaker, 454 Gratiot.
Miller Peter, lab, 110 Maple.
Miller John S, tinsmith, 96 Lamr,ence.
Miller Widow Catherine, 106 Clinton.
Miller Widow Catherine, rag pedler, Elm, N
Gratiot. -
Miller Paul, hodman, Cherry at Cemetry.
Miller Albert, boots and shoes, 645 Jefferson
ave.
Miller Theodore, mason, James sear Orleans.
Miner Cleo, grocer, Larned and Orleans.
Mifler Geo, lab, Hastings, N Gratiot.
Miller Geo, grocer, Clinton and Hastings.
Niller Orville J, gilder, Division, corner Hasting~.
Hiller D G, salesman, with S Freedman &
Bro.
'hiiller Chas, stone cutter, 156 Clinton.
Miller Chas, barber, 184 Gratiot.
Miller Henry, tailor, 92 Catherine.
$Ilillenback Matthew, tanner, 78 Clinton.
&%illenback Sylvester , last maker, 78 Clinton.
Millenback Peter, tanner, 90 &Iacornb.
hlillis J T, dag & pho artist, Merrill Blocli,
Jeff and Larned.
&fillis J T, b Howard Rouse.
Milligan Annie E, colored, washerwoman, 265
Macomb.
&fillman Jacob, grocer, 128 Cliqton.
?fill Wm, ciga,rs, 74 Croghan.
&fills M I, fancy goods, Id0 Jeff ave, res 44
'Wash ave.
Xills Joseph, boiler maker, 314 Franklin.
Mills John, drayman, rear 100 Larned IV.
;hilill+s Wm, shoemaker, 39 Sibley.
Mills Wm, lab, 248 Thircl.
Mills Wm, shoemaker, 256 Brush. .
bIills Joseph, runner, JVm Furlong.
Erfilmard Henry G, tailor, Waverly Block, Jeff
me.
Milward William, tailor, Warerly Block, Jeff
avo.
Milward Henry, tailor, 70 Macomb ave.
Mindak Jacob, tailor, 178 Clinton.
MZNARD CHAS, brewer, 547 Mich ave IT,
. Sea udvertise~ne~zt
page.
Miner Joseph, sailor, 367 Franklin.
Miner Hubert, blacksmith, 17 Bzlena Vista.
Miner John, sailing master, 385 Frankiin.
Miner Edward, tailor, 279 Jeff ave. res 59 Gr
River.
Mining Lewis, lab, 291 Clinton.
Minor Oliver, carp, 416 Woodb E.
Minor Oliver, sailor, 2'75 Franklin.
Minor B A, with James Bums & Co, res 281
Jeff ave.
Mingle Michael, farmer, north end of Has-
ting~.
Mins Edward, teamster, 66 George.
Minwigen Peter, blacksmith, 23 Beacon.
Minzel Henry, hodman, 429 Hastings.
Mips George, butcher, 351 Larned E.
Mister Henry, machinist, 183 Laf E,
Mitchel Thomas, tinsmith: w IV H Tefft.
Mitchel Anthony, tailor, 250 Mich ave W.
Mitchel Caspar, lab, 255 Clinton.
Mitchel James, colrd, sailor, 156 Fort E.
Mitchel Thomas, stone cutter, rear 9 Frank-
lin.
Mitchel Easau. butcher and drover, res 131
Clifford.
Mitchel Aaron, 227 Catherine.
Mitchel Chas, carp, 157 Abbot.
Mitchel Jason, carp, 94 Clinton.
Mitchel W, b Mich Exchange.
Mitchel -, carp, b 70 Gratiot.
Mitchel Aaron, painter, 225 Mullet.
Mitchel Nichol, w blcD and M, r 7 Howard.
Mitchel Wm, machinist, 133 Thompson.
Mitchel Aaron D, salesman, w R Yhelpsr, res
. 227 Catherine.
Mitchel Timothy, mason, Catherine.
Mitcheltree Geo, lab, 50 Front.
Mitz John, lab, 76 Waterloo.
Mitzelfielcl A & C, bakers, 72 Fort E.
Mix Chas K, baker, 195 Cass,
Mizner Wm, barber, 12 Mechanic.
Mizner L 33, office 35 Griswold, b Russell
House.
Mizner Thomas TV, att'y and couns, office 36
Griswold, b J Runiney.
Mizner Henry R, att'y w Walker & Russell,
r 20 Acla,lns ave IT.
Meal Fred, pedler, 263 Clinton.
Moat Chas, sailor, Atwater 10 Warcl.
Moeller Anclrew, carp, Russell near Croghan.
Moffat Hngll, lumber manf, Atrvater 10 ward,
r 564 Jeff ave.
Moffelfort M, pecller, 338 '4l;rowbl'!clge.
Mohstadt Francis, musician, 15 Lawrence,
bloban James, lab, 63 Labrosse.
J!toh11 John, locksmith, 133 Griswold.
Moloughny Michael, paver, 162 First.
Moll Christian, carp, Julian near Dequinclre.
Moll Peter, bricklayer, Julian near Dequin-
dre.
Rloller Peter, man gold work, 137 Woodw ave,
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Moiler George, manuf gold work, 137 ?TOO~- Moore B 13, supern't pipe-laying water works
ward ave,
r 41 Eiizabeth W.
Xonaghan Wm, grocer, I78 Orleans.
Moore Thomas, teacher, 135 Abbot.
Xonahan Pat, acco~~ntant, with Chas Fitz- Moore J Wilkie, real estate dealer, 141 Gr
simons.
River.
Mohahan widow Ellen, 9 Bates.
Moore Chas F, sailor, 129 Second.
Mohahan Matthew, wheel-mright, 26 First. Moore & K, upholsterer, 238 Third.
Monahan John, moulder, 54 Howard. Moore Wm, engineer, b 47 Ho~vard.
Monaghan James, lab, 120 Third.
Moore Samuel, w tvidow Gertrude Moore.
Monaghan Joseph P, packer, Town &; Shel- Moore Edward S, carpenter, 56 Michigan
don.
ave E.
Monagllan Martin, cap, 149 Pirst.
Moore Evens, w widow Gertrude Moore.
Xcinaghan John, salesman, w G J Fellers. MOOBE, FOOT & CO, wholesale grocers,
Monahan Hugh, sailor, 120 Third.
Woodb, foot of Cass, see udvcrtisemelzt, pGge
Monchamp Jerome, 84 Trowbridge.
87.
Monebach John, stone cutter, 288 Croghan. Moore John, builder, 10 Lewis.
Monfort Oscar F, machinist, 90 Rivard. Moore Wm, r 78 Larnecl E.
Monkies R, farmer, Hastings, north end. Moore John, machinist, 348 Cong E.
Monro J F, surv'r & civil engineer, office 120 Moore Wm, printer, b 104 Randolph.
Griswold, r Bagg, near Woodw ave. Moore C F, Capt steamer Ruby.
Monroe R 33, stencil cutter, Griswold & Lar- Moore Stewart, carriage builder, 72 Brush.
ned, moving. - MOORE W F, printer, 55 Mich ave E.
Monroe Almon B, sash & blind manf, corner Moore Wm, bh, 281 and 283 Jeff ave.
Brush and Woodb.
Moore John, machinist, 352 Cong E.
Monroe A B, car builder, St Aubin near Ma- Moore David A, salesman, E Doyle & Co, 21
comb.
Mich ave.
Montgomery Chas, coachman, A Crane. Moore Wm Y, r 381 Jeff ave, deceased.
Montgomery Captain Robert L, r 65 Eliza- Moore John W, mason, 41 Elizabeth M.
beth W.
Moore J N, clerk, 34 Montcalm.
3Iontgomery Campbell, 195 Third.
Noore 0 D, daguer artist, 158 Jeff ave, r 99
Montamboult John, 41 Riopelle.
Adama ave E.
Montigue Lewis, liquor agent, 124 R1acomb. Moore Benj, pedler, cor Union and Fifth.
Montigue Augulstns, salesman, 124 Macomb. Moore -, daguer artist, 160 Jeff ave.
Montreul John, builder, r Alexander Chap- Moore Thomas, 116 Leverett.
aton.
Moore John, builder, 10 Lewis.
Iklontermann Paul, lab, Cherry E.
Moore Widov Gertrude, 200 Franklin.
Moles Peter, lab, alley, rear F Gbies.
Moore Evans, 200 Franklin.
iifalosh C, soap maker, Wing near Henry. Moore Samuel, 200 Franklin.
31oody Robt, hairdresser, 133 Woodb W, r Moore John, machinist, r 47 Orleans.
Mich ave near Fifth,
Moore Henry, lab, 423 Croghan.
Moocly Chas T, accountant, 29 Gr River. Moore Mrs, 423 Hastings.
Mooney Frank, hackdriver, 37 Cass.
Moory Jas. nzason, 5 Marion.
Mooney Henry J, tailor, 97 Brush.
&loorintin Asa P, builcler, 31 Macomb ave.
Mooney Elizabeth, dress maker, 102 Brush. Ikloors Benry C, builder, 103 Caes.
Mooney D P, ta.lor, 87 Columbia IT. Moors C F, 97 Cass.
3J.ooney N H, wagon maker, 150 Gratiot. Moran Patrick, saloon keeper, 115 G)rand
Moor John, lab, 65 Croghan.
Eiver .
Bloor Acleline, colored, wiclow of John, 122 Moran Cl~as, r 373 Jeff ave.
Macon~b.
BIoran TVru N, 3'73 Jeff ave.
MOORE JAMES, agent R G Dunn & Co, 159 &loran John J, salesman, A P Balclwin & Go.
Jeff ave, r '79 Miami ave.
Moran John, r 373 Jeff ave.
MOORE FRANKLIN, Moore, Foot & Co, b Axoran David D, cooper, 33 Wooclb W.
Michigan Exchange. Xec Aclvei~tiscazc~zt, &loran A.lfi.ecl, 373 Jeff ave.
Pngc 57.
&Ioran Pat, carp, 32 T7Voocll1 W.
Moore TVm tl, ass't U S Dist Attorney, office Morran Andrew-, cliancller, 3 33 Fifth.
Mich Ins Bank, moving to Fecleral Build- Mornn Joseph, lab, Clinton 10L11 Ward.
ing, r 56 Laf IV.
&Iora,n Eclwarcl, farmer, Graliot Road 10th
Moore Everett W, Dep U S Marshal, ofice Ward.
Federal Building, r 56 Laf ?V.
&loran Louis, farnier, Gratiot above Toll
Moore John N, salesman, Freedman & Bros, Gate.
r 34 R,Iontcalm.
Moran John, carp, 5 Andrew Larkin,
Moore John, proprietor Merchant Exchange. Morel1 Henry, 47 Adams ave E.
Mooro Nazery, carp, 386 Woodb E.
&.lorass Joseph, bricklayer, 159 Elizabeth E,

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Morass Christian, livery stable, 52 &Ionroe
avo r 2'73 Beaubien.
More Wm S, overseer Benson's Sawmill, r
312 Congress E,
More Walter, trader, 34 Miami ave.
Moravitz Thos, lab, 147 Columbia E.
Morgan Mrs James, r 84 Locust.
Morgan Quinton, sailor, 192 Third.
Morgan Samuel, printer, 55 Mich ave E.
Morgan Amos, salesman, w Knight & Rucker.
hlorgm Albert, salesman, F Buhlh Co.
Morgan John $1, tailor, 223 Third.
Morgan Richard, dealer in stationary 14
Wing,
Morgan Patrick, grocer, 284 Franklin.
Morgan Mrs Maria, 47 Howard.
Morgan Richard, bar tender, b 15 Michigan
ave W.
Morhain Thos, grocer, w P H Hay den.
MORHOUS & DEWEY, doors sashhblinds
Manufrs, 134 Woodb E. Sse adv p 69.
Morhous Cleo, Morhous & Dewey, residen 67
Macomb.
Moriarty Bridget, wid of Michael, 91 Plum.
Morland James, wagon maker, Fifth near
Vine.
MORLEY FREDERICK, pro daily advkrti-
ser, office 212 Jeffave, r 117 Congress.
Mormia Qeo, carpenter, 46 Laf E.
Moross Joseph, bricklayer, 159 Elizabeth E.
Moross Victor, 474 Jeff ave,
Moross C A, 474 Jeff ave.
Moross Anthony, real estate agt, office 185
Jeff am, r St Aubin and Maple 10th ward,
Morphy Thos A, 284 Randolph.
Morrass Christopher, livery keeper, 52 Mon-
roe ave, r 273 Beaubien.
Morrell Alexander W, tobacconist, b 31rs
B eardsley.
Morris Ives P, civil engineer, 2'76 Fort W.
Blorris J I E, painter and grocer, 538 Micll
ave W.
Morris Wm, ship carp, 87 Thompson.
Morris Aaron, grocer and carp, Seventh near
Fort.
Morris Isaac, grocer, 78 Rivard.
Morris J M, botanic physician, 45 Rowland.
Morris Benjamin B, banker, 171 Laf W, office
26 Third cor Woodb, mov to Chicago.
Morris P K, dep sher, 300 Fifth.
Morris Jacob, pedler, 188 Antoine.
Morris Robt, acct, r cor Sixth and Fulton.
Morris Isaac, grocer, r 57 Iiivarci.
Morris James, clraughtsxnan, 300 Fort iV.
iVIorrissy Wm, saloon 60 Jeff ave.
Morrisey Eclwarci, lab, 135 TVoodb TV.
Morrison Daniel D, sailor, 45 Atm E.
Morrison B, carp, 342 La9 'IV.
Morrison J, engineer, 123 Seventh.
Morrison & Conklin, watclles and jewelry,
171 Jeff ave.
hIORBISON ALEXANDER 82 Gbratiot.
Morrison Wm, col, cook 6'8 Clinton.
Morrison Wr11 P, baker and confectioner, 157
Mich ave IV.
RIorrison J H, Morrison & Conklin, res 50
High. '\r
Morrison Wm H, saloon, 61 Jeff ave.
Morrison Wm, fancy baker, 106 Michigan
ave W.
Morrison Wm, baker, cur Michigan ave and
Second.
MORROW HENBY A, city recorder, office
City Hall, and 6 and 7 Seitz Building, 73
Griswold,
Morrow Andrew, soap maker, 98 Labrosse.
Morse John, lab, 343 Orleans.
Morse Julia, wid of E S, 265 Brush.
MORSE S B, alderman6th ward, 18 Iligll.
Morse Wm, tel operator, Det and Milwaukee
Railway, b 79 Congress.
IbIortimer Jonathan S, broker, 10 Cong W.
Mortimore Henry, w J B Bloss, An1 Seed
Store, r 83 Miami ave,
Morting James, market pedler, 364 Macomb.
Morton James, clerk May Queen, 151 7th.
Morton James, col, trader,#100 Clinton.
Morton Julius D, pres far and mech bank, r
338 Jeff ave.
Mort80n Julius D, agent N Y Cen R R, office
Third cor Woodbridge. 4
Morton B Frank, ticket agent, Great West-
ern Railway, office Third cor Woodb.
Morton Newell, sailor, 9 Franklin.
&Iorton Romulus, col, lab, 166 Laf E.
Moser Theodore, druggist, 204:Randolph.
Moses L, Levis & Moses, crockery, 221 Jeff
avenne .
Mosher Jacob, blacksmith, 227 &lacomb,
Mosher Chas B, collector, 107 Atw E.
lfosher Charles Bradford, collector, Detroit
Water Works, office 107 Aciarns ave E.
Mosher Wm Henry, acct 55 Park N.
Mosher A R, baggageman, 216 Third.
Rilosher Silas y, sailing master, 75 Griswold ,
moving.
Masher Asahel, sailing master, 75 Griswold,
moving.
RIosier Jacob, blacksmith^ 42 Maple.
&loss Win S, blaclssmith, North of G River
Road and 17 Buena Vista.
'IC1oss John, lab, 166 Maple.
R/Xothersill Rebecca K, teacher, 287 Anioine
Mott T B, salesman, J J Bagley.
Mott Miss Maria, teacher, r 21 Laf IT.
Mot> t Geo, shoemaker, Erady.
hiott C S 6r, Co, rectifiers, 15 Jeff ave,
'Rilott 61 S, C S 81 & Co, r 5 T RIott
Matt John T, C: S M & Go, r 132 Laf W.
Mott J\Ti~~ H. i~ill~vright~, 280 i\lnllet, same
adclress at 205 Catherine.
Ihlott Josel~h, trader, 10 Clay.
Matte Hannah, wid of John: 61 Miaini ave.
Mots Fred, tinner, Grand River,
Xotzer Thos, 192 &lullel.
Maul John, wood sawyer, 86 St Lawrence.,'

Mou J, n~ood sa~vyer, corner Serentl~ and
Charles.
Monn Panl, lab, 177 Laf E,
Mo~zlton Miss Charlotte S, r Wm Warner.
Mour John, port,er, J James & Son, res 86
St Lawrence.
l\/i[ousseau Francis, carp, 353 Orleans.
Moson Wm, butcher, 30 Beech, same ad-
dress 8 Spruce.
Moyles Thos, teamster, 52 Elizabeth E.
Moynallan M J, clerk, Post Office.
Moynahan Rlatheev, clerk, r 182 Howard.
Moynahan Patrick, lab, 107 Porter.
Moynahan Patrick, lab, cor Sisth and Oak.
Moynalnan Jeremiah, grocer, 125 Porter.
Moynahan Timothy, lab, 109 Porter.
Moynahan Jeremiah Jr, 61 Jeff ave.
Moynahan Matheev, r Howard.
Moynahan John, boiler maker, 76 Labrosse.
Muchlman Jacob, groc, Clinton & Hastings.
Mueller Rev Herinann, pastor Ger Evan Ch,
Monroe ave, r 250 Brush.
Mueller Chas F, cutter, w Cauffman & Loeb.
Mueller I, engineer, 54 George.
Muhlec John, baker, 116 Woodb E.
MUIR W K, general supt Det and Milwaukee
Railway, office foot of Brush, res Farmer
and State.
'Muir James, orna plas, 23 George.
Illuir George W, law student, with Judge
Goodwin.
Muir Lyndock, bar Beeper, 816 Atw E.
Muir Mrs Wiu, b h, 208 Congress corner
Fifth.
Muir Geo W, b James Mair.
Mulcahy Wid Winefred, 66 Abbot.
' Mulholland Michael, teamster, Alley bet
Porter ancl Abbot and Second and Third.
Mulcock Henry J, painter, 126 Second.
Mulcock Thos, painter, 126 Second.
~Iulcock Henry, plumber, 126 Second.
b"u1croney Jolm, blacksmith, 37 Cass.
Mulhair Terence, Franklin 10th Ward.
Mullane Dennis, clothing, 3 Jeff ave.
Mullany Robt, physician, 283 Mich ave JV.
Mullany Mathem, ii Montcalm.
&lullany Matllelv jr, carp, N M hIullany
llIullain John, lab, near Benson's Sam Mill,
A~FV 10th Ward.
~Iullen Wid of Pat, 2G First.
Mullell John, lab, 120 Third.
hiullen Anclrerv 6, fireman, 460 Woodb 6.
Mullen Jolm, lab, r cor Sistli and Orchard.
&hller Lewis, shoemaker, 128 Lnf E.
Muller Christian, shoemalcer, 30 Catherine.
Muller Chas, barber, 107 Gratiot.
Muller Geo, teamster, 306 Riopelie.
Muller i\lichael, leamster. 303 Riopelle.
Muller Jacob, Scott near Rail Road.
nluller Wid, clog boarcling house, Scott near
Rail Road.
Mul~er John, wagon maker, Scott near Dequificlre,
Muller Christian, blacksmith, Scott near
Dequindre.
Mulloy Edward, packer, Edward Orr, r 20
Front.
iVlulloy Michael, carp, 51 ASbot.
Mullowney Patrick, lab 117 Fifth.
Mullowney Martin, blacksmith, 217 Fifth.
Mullowlley Pat, lab, 252 Franklin.
hfullowney John, lab, 77 Croghan.
Mulry John, grocer, 238 Thompson.
Mulvy James, brakeman, 85 Atw E.
&IUMPOR,D Rev T J, unitarian minister; 30
Eli~a~beth W.
Mumford Benjamin P, tel operator, 52 Griswold
ancl 32 Elizabeth W.
Mumford Fred A, accountant, 44 Uriswold,
r 68 Locust. '
Mundary Henry, teamster, 122 Clinton.
Munday James, trader, 36 Clifford.
Mundt Christian, lab, 130 Maple.
Munger Daniel, custom house, residence 45
Elizabeth IT.
Muraro Ales, mason, 42 Maple.
Munro J F, surveyor, Bagg near Woodw ave
and 120 Griswold.
Munroe Andrew, mason, 319 Croghaan.
hlunroe A 13, sash and blinds maker 150
Russell.
Munroe R B, b City Hotel.
Munson Henry C, acct, with J W Strong, b
Mich Exchange.
Munsoil BIrs C A, 97 Second.
Munson Miss Lydia, matron pro orphan asylum,
942 Jeff ave.
Muntz Jacob, gun smith, b 50 Fort E.
Munz Jacob, gun smith, r corner Fort and
B eaubien.
Munz Anthony, carp, 34 Maple.
Mnchaur Peter, hodman, 241 'h-Iigh.
Murdock Jaspar, 186 Randolph.
MURPHY DENNIS, distiller and rectifier,
River View House Monroe Road. See advert
isentent.
Murphy Martin, Mich ave near National ave.
h.~~n$hy Jeremiall, accountant, 82 Michigan
ave nT.
Murphy Dennis 3rd, pork inspector, 25
Larnecl JV.
ivlurphy C has, col, Indiana.
Murpl~y RIaurice, drayman, 258 Fifth.
hIurphy John, lab, 57 TVoodb JV.
hlurphy James, lab, 82 Woodbridge W.
3Iurplly Thos, servant w H E Benson.
Murpl-;p James, servant with Captain J P
&lcl

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Murphy P, clrayman, 44 Henry.
Murphy T, sawyer, 367 Thompson.
Murphy James, lab, 415 Thompson.
Murphy Dj lab, 89 Eighth.
Murphy Augustus, accountant, resictenc Rev
I) Murphy moving to Canacla.
Murphy James, confeciioner, with Christ
Pelgrim.
Murphy Daniel, 66 Larned W.
Murphy Wm, stone mason, cor Labrosse and
Eighth.
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Murphy M, drayman, 45 Baker.
Murphy James, engineer, 165 Cass.
Murphy Blargaret, wicl of 'P'hos, 14 Palmer.
Murphy Catherine, wid of James, L68 Cass.
Murphy James S, telegraph messenger, 168
Cass.
Murphy Hugh, carp, 168 Cass.
Murphy Matilda C, dress and cloak maker,
168 Casa.
Murphy Ann Eliza, dress and cloak maker,
168 Cass.
Murphy Bartholomew, warehouse man, 4
Park near Mich ave.
Nurphy Rev Daniel, presbyterian minister,
90 Congress E, moving to Canada,
MURRAY Rev RUFUS, Protestant Episcopal,
r 229 Larned E.
Murray Abbey, wid, 239 Rlacomb.
h,Iurray John, pedler, 105 Franklin.
Murray Lindsay, 87 Atm E.
Murray David M, 126 Zarnecl E.
Murray Joseph, lab, 130 Larned W.
Murray James, miller, b Mrs Aske.
Murray Wm, engineer, 74 Howard.
Murray Bernard, fireman, 32 Woodb W.
Murray John R, saloon, 54 Front, moving to
25 Bates.
Murray John, lab, 10 Seconcl.
blurray Wm, engineer, 135 Woodb TV.
Murray David N, steamboat steward, b 41
Fort E.
Murray J, pedler, 209 Sixth.
Murrer Margaret, washertvoman, 141 Third
Murrell P, lab, 240 Howarcl.
Murrin Patrick, saloon, moving to 3.7 Bates
cor Atwater,
&~rrer Jacob, lab, 21'7 Gratiot.
Murray Henry, hack dl iver, 209 Randolph,
same aclclress 99 Labrosse.
Murtagh Owen, 369 Lafayette E.
RInssche John B, n~arble works, 1'71 & 173
Gratiot.
Musliner Samuel, M & Friesner, watches and
jewelry, 42 Gris~v, r 130 Croghan.
Musliner & Friesner, watchmakers and jemelers,
46 Criswolcl.
hluth Jacob, caretaker, Reservoir.
Mutte Angnstns, grocery, 10 Antoine,
Myer John B, grocer, 303 Gr Htiver.
Myers - , clerk, steamer Bay City.
Myers John BI, tailor, 71 Fort E.
Myers Jacob L, tailor, 192 Mullet.
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Myers Adewin, machinist, with Martin A Hogan.
Rlyers Simon, colorecl, musician, 215'7 Catherine.
Myers Samuel, colorecl, n~usician, 109 Clinton.
Myers -
, salesman, 70 Gratiot.
Myers Edward, cabinet maker, 112 Macomb,
74 Beaubien.
MYERS JOHN G, b Russell House.
Myers John C, sailor, 94 Sixth.
Myers F, butcher, 227 Park, North.
B'Iyler Andrew, carp, 235 Larned E, same ad-
dress at 74 Beaubien.
My11 Frederick, painter, 76 Croghan.
Myll Wm, grocer, 74 Croghan.
My11 Henry, carver, '71 Croghan, same address
at 75 same.
blyler James, printer, 235 Larned E. .
Myler & Roche, carp, 74 Beaubien.
Mylet John, lab, Park, near Mich ave.
Myre Joseph, drayman, 430 Cong E.
Myrick E Q, r 237 Woodw ave.
Myrick -, printer, 5 90 Cong E.
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[Names fn Cap setters charged $P,O(b
Advertisers Bn &he Directosv not ehargedl,
ant3 their names are invariably
printed in display letters, %when their
Cards are received iu time,]
Nagle Wm, finisher, 253 Larned E.
Nagle &Iaurice Jr, salesman, 253 Larned E.
Nagel &Iichael, lab, 211 Sixth, moved from
Hall's brickyard.
Nagel Rev Jacob, Cath pastor, cor Antoine
and Croghan.
Nagle Maurice, carp, 243 Larned E.
Nagle Maurice B, salesnlan, 75 Woodmarcl
ave.
Nagle P 17, grocer, 130 Elizabeth E.
Naghiel P W, grocer, 59 Elizabeth E.
Nahls John, carp, 253 Catherine.
Nailer Thomas, engineer, 119 Larnecl TV.
Nall, Dnncklee & Co, dry goocls, carpeting%
34 JVooilw ave.
Nall Ja~zs, Nall, Duncklee 6L Co, r 399 Jeff
are.
Nall Henry FIT, 217 Larnecl E.
Nall Rev James, 217 Larnecl E.
Nall Chas J, 217 Larnecl E.
Nall Arthur A, clerk, 217 Larnecl E.
Nangle Owen, distiller, ~v H Fallen.
Napier John, sailor, 84 Woocib TV.
Naput C, lab, Lasalle near Mich ave.
Nash Rnfus C, agent S J Bently, b 76 Griswold.
Nash Robt, Theodore H Ninchman, res 203
Howard.
I

Nash Rufus C, b Geo D Johnson.
Nestner J, carp, 242 Trowb.
Nash Warren C, printer, Detroit Tribune of- Nevin F, H C Barker & Co, b Michigan Esfice.
I
change.
Naurnann Chas, saloon, 236 Rivard.
Nettleton Geo, dealer, Gr River near Lafom-
Navarre IIenry Toussaint, mariner, 43 Con- taine ,
gress W.
Netting George, saloon, &Iiclzigan ave at City
Nau Henry, mason, 94 Russell.
Hall.
Naunberg M G, jewelry, b Fraaklin House, Neuhoff John, carp, 177 Macomb.
Naylor Michael, cloth manuf, 58 Jefferson Neuhoff Josepine, 308 Macomb.
ave.
Neuman Frs, ciggrs, 181 Croghan,
Neaf Jacob, shoemaker, Morse.
Neuman Ansil, cigars, 181 Croghan.
Neal Thomas, sailor, 43 Elizabeth E. Neuman August, cigars, 181 Croghan.
Neale - , plasterer, 42 Fort E.
Neuman Isaac, pedler, 123 Laf E.
Near Harriet A, 84 Leverett.
Neubr~znner Christian, carriage maker.
Near Ellice, ass't teacher Cap Union School, Neuhoff Fred, turner, 319 Clinton.
Griswold.
New Edith, widow of Thomas, 266 Frank-
Nebe Jonas, pedler, 315 Macomb.
lin.
Nebel Joseph, tanner, 265 La£ E,
Newbold Cllas, acco~zntant, w M W Field.
Nickel Anthony, shoemaker, 183 Laf E. Newbould Alex H, merchant, b Rus House,
Needham Maddison, colored cook, 156 Laf office 96 Jeff ave.
E.
Newberry H W & Co, shiping mer, dock foot
Neeley Bridget, widow of John, 167 Fort E of Wayne.
NeNs John, carpenter, 332 Macomb.
Newberry W C, res cor Fort & Shelby.
Nekas Nicholas, lab, 132 Chesnut.
Newberry John S, Newbery, Pond &; Russell,
Neiff Wm, clerk, 33 George.
r Russell House.
Niebling & Giefel, boots and shoes, 256 Jeff Newberry, Pond & Russell, attorneys, office
ave.
13 Rotunda, Grisw.
Neibling Peter, N & G, 192 Antoine, same Newberry James K, machinist, 88 Pine.
address 256 Jeff aye.
Newberry Henry W, H: W Newberry & Co, r
Neil John, clerk, Det & Mil R R, 145 An- cor Fort & Shelby.
toine.
N6wberry Henry L, wood yard, foot Wayne,
NEILL Rev HENRY, pastor old style Pres r 80 Howard.
byter'n Church, Wash ave near State, r 68 Newberry Seneca, acct, 281 Jeff ave.
Eaf W.
Newberry James, boiler maker, 387 Wood-
Neil1 H, topog engineer, Lake Survey, office bridge E.
Wayne.
Newberry Samuel S, 19 hIacoinb, office Wlo-
Neil Robt Bruce, Mich @en Rail Road, r 27 tunda, Grisw.
Wash ave.
Newberry &I, teacher, 8ih Warci Scllool.
Neiland James, tailor, b W H Dunlap. Newcomb John, stone cutter, 157 Gratiot.
Neiderinuller Christian, I56 Hastings. Newcombe H M, atty at law, 175 Park.
Neictermuller F, surgeon, 259 IIastings. Ne~vington Eclward N, salesman, F Wetmore
Neiclermeyer Henry, milkman, Gratiot, above & Co.
St Aubin.
Newington Edwd W, salesman, 92 Cass, same
Nelsoo Frank, cooper, 252, Gratiot.
address 39 Sibley.
Nelson Wm A, liquors, 208 JeK ave, same Newkirk Jas P, cabinet maker, Wight.
acidress 179 Second.
Newland Henry A, salesman, F Buhl & Co,
Nelson Thomas, lab, 3.56 Laf E.
Newel1 John, auditor, lfich Cen Kail Road
Nelson Thomas, saddler, b Mrs Jones.
Depot.
Nelson Isabella, 64 Abbot.
Newhall Rlrs S F, Fort and Sixth.
Nelson Thomas, shoemaker, 7 J'ooclw ave. Newhall. Cttpt @ ?V, 3G5 Seventh.
Nelson Thomas, lab, 353 Cong E.
Newhouse Anthony, cabinet maker, 229
Nelson Samuel J, 252 Cong E.
High.
Nelson RIrs E, 107 Labrosse.
1 Newimn --, lab, 112 3rowb.
Nelson Henry, col waiter, Garrison House. Paewinan Eliza, dress maker, 29 Washington
Nesbit Geo H, moved 227 Cong E.
ave.
Nesbit the Alisse~, 55 Wayne.
Newman Alice, widow of Henry, inil& dress
Nesbit Wrn, 57 Wayne.
maker, 29 Wash ave.
Nesman Geo, w A Germain.
Newman Joseph, merchant clothier, 147 Jeff
Nestman Angeline, 467 Gratiot.
ave.
Xestor Pat, lab, 50 Front.
Newman Ancl C, ice pedler, 350 Pine.
Nestor Matthew, saloon, 50 Front.
Newinan Joseph, clothing merchant, 89 Lar-
Ness John, moved to Atwater, near Riv- ned E.
arcl.
Newmau. Chas, lab, 263 Clinton.

Newman & Co, Russell's pat roof, '75 Griswold,
Newman Wm, iab, Trowb.
Newman Wm, saddler, 210 Grisw.
Newman E C, b Mich Exchange.
Newman Chester E, New'm & Co, b Garrison
House.
Newrnan -, boiler maker, 55 Beaubien.
Newman C, boot & shoe maker, 204 Woodw
ave.
Newman Garrison, cooper, Congress near
Dequindre.
New Yo& Rt Erie Rail Road Ticket Office,
foot of Third.
Newsens Peter, tailor, 97 Elizabeth E.
Newton'% C, Church & Newton, residence 75
Baker.
Newton Theodore, dentist, with R C Newton.
Newton Mary, widow of Isaac, b h 9 Franklin.
Newton Henry, b Widow Newton.
NEW YORK STORE, Ransom Gardner, dry
goods, jobbing & retail store, 88 Woodw
ave. See adz,e~tisenze fit.
Nibling Peter, shoemaker, 192 Antoine.
Nibling Augustus, salesman, 188 Antoine.
Nickaes Nichols, lab, Mullet near Dubois.
Nicaise Chas, carp, 275 Antoine.
Nicholas Jane, saloon, 166 Woodb W.
Nicholas Wm, saloon keeper, 32 Third, burnt
out and moved.
Nichols J F, prin teacher B Union School, r
102 Clifford.
Nichols & Lefavour, boots and shoes, 166
Jeff aTre.
Nichols Joshua R, Nicllols & L, r 27 Congress
IV.
Nichols John A, traveling agent, Hanna &
CO.
Nichols Jeremiah L, sawyer, 306 Franklin.
Nichols widow, 39 Howard.
Nichols D B, wines, liq~iors & groceries, 18
Monroe ave.
Nichols D W C, w D B Nichols.
Nichols Chas, carp, 345 Laf E.
Nichols D, colored barber, Woodbridge near
Cass.
Nichols Dexter M C, express mess'gr, kille(1,
175 Park.
Nichols Win, carp, 14 Palmer.
Nichols Chas W, carp, 378 Laf E, same address
104 Elizabeth E.
Nichols J R, b Rlrs C Hall.
Nichols D, barber, 179 Atm E.
Nichols Mrs Jane, fruits, 166 Woodb.
Nichols Thoinas, barber anclhair dresser, 139
Woodb.
Nicholson Richard, moulcler, 103 Larned
West.
Nicholson Thomas, saloon, 49 Jeff avo.
Nicholson Thoinad, engineer, 316 Atw E,
Nicholson Wm, moulcler, 396 ~ ong E.
1
Nicholson James, Captain steamer Montgo-
mery.
Nicholson Wm, moulder, Congress and Sev.
enth.
Nicholson G R, teamster, 56 Columbia W.
Nicholson P, carp, 58 Sibley.
Nickless Thomas, colored barber, 139 Wood.
bridge W.
Niebling P, 256 Jeff ave.
Nierendorff S J, vet surgeon, 78 Macornb,
Nies Peter, rag pedler, North near Dequin.
dre.
Night C, lab, Whiting near Fort.
Nigel John, mason, 246 High.
Niles Geo, liquors, 135 Woodw ave and 17
Laf W.
Nile Henry, waiter R~zssell House.
Nimski John, carp, 318 Croghan.
Nimskar John, lab, 348 Croghan.
Nixon Enoch, saloon. 96 Farmer.
Nixon John, sailor, b D Cuddy.
Noah Frank, upholsterer, with Marcus Stev-
ens.
Noble John C, clerk, Mich C R R Depot, 21
Winder.
Noble F W, corn mer, r 22 Macomb.
NOBLE FRANK W, street corn, Western
District r Cass ave.
Moble E C, salesman, r 49 Macomb.
Noble Sylvester, whip manuf, up stairs, 105
Woodw ave.
Noble James, 142 Third. *
Noble John, acct, w John B Wilson, res 142
Third.
Noble Miss M B, teacher Niami ave Public
School.
Noble John, lab, 414 Woodb E.
Noble & Sabine, harness maker, 66 Gr River
n Palmer.
Noble Miss, milliner and dress maker, 123
Mich ave W.
Noble Rosana, millener, 123 Mich ave W.
Noble Wm, saddler & har maker, 66 Macomb
ave.
Noble John, lab, alley off Russell, betw Fort
and Csng.
Noble George B, acct, 299 Larned E.
Noble ?Vm R, tv Wm Noble.
Nobles S, whip maker, 105 Woodm ave, b
City Hotel.
Noeker Francis, sdclress nlislaid.
Noch J F E, farmer, River IEtoad, at RlcLees
ice house.
Nolan Luke, grocer, 1'78 Mich ave.
Nolan Clement, boiler maker, 346 Frank-
lin.
Nolan Gregory, 22 Orleans.
Nolan IVidom, 164 Franklin.
Nolan Michael, drayman, 8 Howard moving.
. Nolan Gregory, moving to Larned and Chane.
Nolan & Walsh, grocers, Michigan ave and
Second. t
Nolan IVm, carp, 86 Mich ave W.

Nolan E, clerk, 41 Fort E.
Nolan James, tinsmith, v1 Crimmins.
Nolan Michael, drwmen, moving' to La-
I
Nolan Wm, carp, 81 Rlich ave IV.
Nolan Edward, tavern keeper, 98 Woodb 17,
Nolan James, b E Mulloy.
Nolan Pat, b E Mulloy.
solan Ellen, wid of Thomas, washerwoman,
Nolan John, porter, 106 Woodb E.
Nolan P, lab, 377 Thompson.
Nolan Lawrence, foreman, Jackson & Wiley,
Nollette T, painter, Grand lniver near Thomp
Nolde Fred, carpenter, Beaubien and Wil-
Noonan John, lab, 138 Woodb E.
Nordaa Mark, grocer, 147 Mich ave W.
Norman Paul, sailor, 157 Macomb.
Norman John, address lost.
Normandon John, shoemaker, C C Tyler 8z
Co, r 59 Croghan.
Normandien Brnable, carp, 194 Bearnbien.
Normoyle James, 49 Larned W.
Normoyle James C, salesman, G &
Norris Wm, drayman, moving to National
Morris John, lab, 36 Woodb '677.
Norris Geo, mariner, 47 Larned W.
Morris N, clrayman, 235 Abbot.
NORRIS JOSIAH J, acct, w C Rellogg &
Morris Mrs J J, milliner, 38 Larned E.
Norris Miss R, artist, 181 Larned E. ,
Norris Wm, 235 Abbot.
Northrup B L, engineer, 259 Laf W.
Northrup Burton, engineer, b 49 Wayne.
Nortin Mark, fancy goods, 145 &Iichigan
Norton Joseph A, acct, Farrand & Shely, r
79 Cong E, same address 88 Larned E,
Norton 31rs Catllerine, 258 Sixth.
Norton Prank, sailor, 22 Orleans.
Norton John, Gr River near sixth.
Nolton Warren A, clerk, R Q Dunn 8; Co.
Norton T, blaclismith, 317 Seventh.
Norton Martha, colored washerwon~an, rear
R~rton J W, grocer, Gr River, near Sixth.
Norton Thoinas G, painter, with John W Nor-
N@rvill J Mason, clerk Post ORice.
Nosaclrel Joseph, furrier, '76 Mullet.
aot~lpy Wm, lab, 195 Croghsn.
ptnager I?; lab, 86 Tllonlpson.
$oterran Adain, lab, 169 &lacornb.
P~tcr, hodnlan, Riopelle ~t Reser-
Omacli IVm, shoemalcer, Napoleon.
"land Henry A, b Russell House.
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Noye Frank, upholsterer, 331 3Iullet.
Noyes Miss 8 3, 83 @ass.
Noyes B B, & W R, hardware and iron, 86
Woodnr ave.
Noyes 13 B, r 83 Cass.
Noyes Jv R, r 83 Cass, same address 106
Cong E.
Noyes T J, hardware, stoves, 89 Woodw avo,
r 83 Cass.
Nugle John, teamster, 54 Jones.
Nuppaneu Ernest, carp, Russell.
Nye M D, overseer, 85 Atwater E.
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[Names in Cap Letters charged $1,00
Advertisers 5n the Directory mot eharg-
ed, and tllefr names are invariably
prinaed in display letters %when their
Cards are received ian time.]
Oakes Peter, moulder, 126 Beech.
Oakes Jeremiah, bonnet bleacher, 204 Jeff
ave, r 162 Second.
Oak Ball clothing store, 121 JeEave.
OdKLY JOHN J, physician, 128 Jeff we, r
245 Second.
Oaliley John H, farmer, 20 Macomb ave.
Oakleg John H, farmer, 151 First.
Oakley TIlomas, scenic artist, Farrar near
BiIonroe are.
Oalrnlan J, finisher, 226 Howard.
Oate Jacob, lab, Columbia E.
07Beirne Hugh, custum holzsa officer, r 54
First.
Oberhof Win, of Hasulbach & Co, 81 Congress
E.
07Brien Lyster M, law student, w S D & IE:
31iller.
O'Brien Dennis, select English & mathematiicsl
scl~ool, 183 Jeff are: r 60 Russell.
O'BRIEN JAB, card, plate &wood engraver
183 Jeff ave, r 60 Bussell, scc acZcertisen,ent,
pcye 185.
O'Brien T 13, tailor, 90 Gr River.
O'BrierP Daniel, porter, w McKenna & Radcliff'.
07Brien Thomas, blaclcsinith, 98 Franklin.
O'Brien James, grocer, 146 Abbot.
O'B~.ieil Thonlas, la%, 87 Porter.
O'Brien James, bartender, Byron & Dings.
O'Btien - , bartender, 49 Lahrosse.
O'Bricn Edward, lab, 121 Br~zsh.
O'Brien Peter, sailor, b E 0'13.
O'Brien Pat, sailor, b E O'B.
O'Briea Chns, sailor, 29 7Voodb E.
O'Brien John, overseer, 357 Port E.
0'Brien Jas, lab, 94 Columbia 1.V.
O'Grien Wm, lab, 75 Col~zinbia W.
O'Erien Ellen, 'CVicIow of John, 308 &Iac-
orub.
O'Erien Daniel, porter, 195 Gong E,

O'Brien Elizabeth, TViclom of John, 195 Con- O'Connor Tinlothy, ae~vsboy, 27 Larneci 76,
gress E.
07Connor John, newsboy, 27 Larnecl IY.
O'Brien Elizabeth, Widow-of John, 43 Ad- O'Connor Micliael, lab, 27 Laruetl IV.
ams ave Em
O'Connor Frederick, turner, 396 Congress
O'Brien Eclward, teamster, 436 Grand Ri- E.
ver.
0 'C onnor Jeremial~, izzilkman, wit11 Daniel
07Brien JVm, barber, 189 Thompson.
Falvey.
O'Brien John, lab, alley off' Labrosse, near O'Connor Eugene, l~larble maker, 15 Locust,
Seventh.
O'Connor Thoi~las, check clerk, residence 40
O'Brien John, lab, Eight11 slncl Porter.
Spencer.
O'Brien J, draynllau, 268 Laf IT.
O'Connor Jol~aana, ~vicl, alley off Park.
O'Brien John, grocer, 390 Franklin.
O'Coimor Tiinotlly, lab, off Park in alley.
O'Urien Joseph, stnclent TV Denis 07Brien. O'Connor John, shoenlaker, 12 Grzacl River,
O'Brien Pat, lab, 36 Thoml~son.
OIConnor John, saloon, OG Wooclb IT.
O'Brien Thomas, tailor, Grand Itiver, near @Connor L, saloon, 14 Wooclb B.
&Iacoll;b me.
O'Connell B L, salesman, r 6 Williaiz~s.
07Brien Eclwarcl, lab, 279 Hastings.
07@oi~i~ell Daniel, salesman, IV Freedman &
O'Brien James S, saloon, foot Thircl.
Bro, r 184 JVooctnr ave.
07Callagllan Mrs Jeremiah, 201 Fifth. 07Coanell John, bookseller, 2% Fifth.
O'CL7;11aglzan Mrs, viclow, 895 Jeff ave. Q'Connell Joseph F, grocery, 11'7 J'oiles near
O'Callaghan John, lab, 416 Cong E.
Four tll.
OJCallaghan 1,Viclotv of John G, 174 Fifth. B'Dea Mrs John, 153 Pmter.
O'Callnghan John JV, grocer, 43 Park. Q'Dell Chas, lab, Thircl ancl Lewis.
~'Callaghaa Daniel, r S Laf W, same address Q7Dell Arlilinty, sempstress, Croghan near
62 Farrar.
Riopelle.
07Callagl;han B, sailor, 144 Abbot.
O'Dell James A, sash ancl blind maker, 25;
BiCal1aghan Lawrence, ~v I) Cz.;nllnins.
Tilird.
07Callaghan La~vrence, lab 254, Michigan Q'Difl'er U, -v;.iood sawyer, Seventh near Ir.
ave IT.
vine.
O'Callagllan Mrs Mary, mid~vife, 254 b1icli- 07Dolmeil Pat, saloon, 110 Wooclb IV.
igan sve IT.
O'Do~me'll Pat, snloo~~, 180 JVooclb E.
O'Ca~anagh Ecl~x~.,.arcl, lab, 137 Fort E. 07Donnell Michael, lab, 78 Porter.
Ochsenll~urd A da111, wagon maker, 131 IIigh, CJ'Dollnell James, Tab, 76 Porter.
Ochenfelcl C, tailor, Cherry ancl Dequinclre. Q'Donnell Pat, saloon, 10 Woodb E.
Ochsenfeld Ferdinmzcl, ~vagon maker, 113 6tr Q'Donnell hIalie!li, printer, 37 Labrosse.
River, r-1.97 First.
07Donnelt Thos, b!acI

O'lu'eil Chss, b W111 Gale.
O'Xeil John, salesman, People's Store, r 79
Gmtiot.
O'Xeil IVm, 1813, alley bet Porter ancl ikbhot
&L First t~ Secon(l.
O'Xeil Pal, lab, alley bet Porter aiicl ,llbbot
& Fkst 6~ Xec011(I.
O'Keil \I'm jr;!a?), alley bet Porter and Abboi,
& First & Seconcl.
Weil Daniel, clra~nlnn, 50 Front.
O'Neil Win, lab, 29 Woodb E.
O'Xeil IIIrs Jollanna, 37 George.
O'Neil Ann, widow of John, 244 Con E.
O'Neil Michael, salesman, 244 Cong E.
Q'Neil John, drayman, 62 Elizabeth E.
@Neil Jolm, boiler make5 Seventh & Buens
Vista.
O'Neil C, lab, 65 Eighth.
---
Ohiert P, blacksnliih, 315 Mich ave W. O'Neil Chas, collector, b 1301varcl IIouse.
073orlg BI "~94
Olcott Harlow, teacher Capitol School, r 23 75 Griswold.
1Vssl1 ave.
O'Reilly P, grocer and saloon, 197 Abbot.
Oldecop George, grocer, Antoine and Ba- O'Reilly Thomas, lab, 131 Beech.
con ,
Orcl Placidus, 70 Larlled E.
O'Leary RIiclx~,el, lab, 273 Pranklin.
Oriuoncl Ann, wid of John, 86 Clinton.
07Leary Daniel, grocey, 125 Thirci.
Oruloncl Ales. farmer, N end Prospect.
07Leary B, lab, 182 Abbot.
Ori~sby bars Wm, 219 Xeventll.
O'Leary Quinl~n, lab, 444 Port E.
Orpllan St Vincent's Asylum, Larued and
O'Leary James, boiler nlaker, 31 Ro~vlaiid. Ranclolpli.
Olief Dani61, gardener, Fourth near Holden Orphan Protestant Asyluin, Jeff ave near
Eoad.
Elivmoocl ave.
OLE'CVINE GEO JV, inihvright, alderman, r Orpllan Gernian Catholic Asylum, Antoine
Fraxklin.
bet Crogllan & kafayette.
0l;pllant David, salesluan, P Buhl & Co. Orth Aclani, trunk maker, 56 Harriet.
Oliw Ren~y, carp, b 3 Pnyne.
Ortl-i Nicholas, shoema'I~er, 97 Bk~coinb.
Oli~er &fatthew, plasterer, 04 Woodb E. Orth R~zdolpl~, saloon, 103 31acon1b.
Oliver Matthew Jr, plasterer, 94 Woodbriclge Ortll Jolin, shoeliialier, 97 Macomb.
E.
Orth IIicllael, carp, R7hitney cor Hastings.
Oliver Jolm, painter, 284 Thompson. Ortfi T\Tin, salesman, iv Stephen Siuith,
Oike Michael, soap n~aker, 3% Thoiapson. Orbli Adam, harness iliaker, w Hayden and
Olney Sanford F, engineer, 312 Piftli, moving 33 aldvin.
to 100 Oak.
Orton Tllos, printer, 90 Cong~ess E,
O'Locn John, ~noulder, 140 Abbot,.
Orr Edwnrcl, dry goocls jobber, I46 Jeff ave
O'RIcara John, mason, alley rear James Led- r 12, Lnf IT.
cl y .
fbrt~~an Frank, lab, 151 PIIullet,
O'hlea-a. Johfi, gunsmith and engraves, 133 &born Geo W, sec a~id Jib fire clepartinent,
Grism, r 7's ISarriet.
o%ce Firemen's Hall, b HIo~varcl House.
0781ara Gridget, wsshermoinan, 161 Seco~td. Oslioril D 8, 00 Micliigrran avc W, moring to
O'JTara AIargnret, ~vasherivoman, 151 Sec- Porter Roacl.
earl.
I Osborn John, sai.c"rener., Porte~ Road,
O'AIara JIjss Nary, teacher, 156 Elizabelil E. Osb(~1.11 CSlns, tracler, 301 G Eiver.
O'Xar~z Jolm, gunsmith, 26 Harriet.
Osbolcl. Anthony, sailor, Nortll ar Decjuindre,
O'hIaltl.lony John, tailor, 265 Fifth.
Osgood - , fczrilzer, n encl Bastings.
Olrot John, lab, 1~0al.d 453 River, or 1Ionroe Usgood Daniel, garclaner, 11 cncl linstings.
Roaci.
Qjsterhout GPO, s~myer, Sixth nr Spruce.
0lteaburglre.r Wm, s1~c;cmaIrei-, 120 Salile- Osterlin Joi111, nlason, 40 Enker.
eae.
OstJn-nl(1 Pftiliy, Izb, fBatsoa.
O'Neil Tl~omas, 1>~inler, 120 Orchard. o7 Sullivan C'ornelius, groom, 51 Jeff ave.
O'Sullivau Joseph, lab, 154 Eiixabelh E.
Otinian:. Pad, miller, enst end Elizabeth.
Ottn~~ny Steytlleil, cal~inet iuaker, mjtlr C
S clluienburgh,
Ot? Jotii;, qrocer, I7;aple ancf Orleans.
Ott Joiin G, siioemaker, 34 5 Orleaus.
O tt .Tohi], liar i ~~d~er, 11- IIeilry Duncan,
OtLley Os~~-olii 8, sign painter, 13-1 Hastings,
slrop 60 Xandolph.
Otto Julius, grocer, 1% Randolph.
Otto Courscl, lab, 158 BI~zllet.
Otto J', grocer, 12 Raaclolph.
O~zclotte John, carp, w C Gerber.
Overing Thos, wire worker, 109 7Voodw ave,
r 245 Eaf IT.
Overton Samuel, finisher, 330 Laf E.
Overton J H, pedler, 204 Griswold.
Owen E Griath, r 39 Fort IT.

owen John, pres inicll ills bank and trens Pajot Thos, carriage maker, r Beech near
state of mich, office Jeff' ave and G1.is1vold, Second.
r 39 Fort W.
Pajot &. Jo~~Iso~~, carriage shop, 7 B1onroe
()\TEN JOHN E, Campbell & Owen: res 39 avenue.
Fort W. See rrdvp 63.
Pajot J, carriaqe smith, b Perlrin's Hotel.
owen Edward T, sale.lesnlan, wit11 T & J PALDI ANGELO, architect and draughts-
Rinchman.
man, 182 RIulIet. See ndlv.
owen Hllmphrey, engineer, 335 At~v E. Pddi J L: civil engineer, 182 llullet.
owen Narmoot, lab, 1Cfacomb.
Pdlner Ervin, circuit court corn, office over
owen ~ ~ A, rbutcher, n 18 Elizabeth W.
Crane & Wessons, Griswold and Congress.
Owens East, sailor, 172 Third.
Palmer Calvin D, D & &I R R Depot, 149
owen W A, butcher, 26 Montcalm.
Bearzbien.
Owen Miss, 35'7 Jeff ave-
Pal~ner Hamilton, 105 Mi& ave Mr.
Owens Thos, miner, 9 First
Palmer & Boyle, builders, 46 Michigan
Omens Hugh, baker, 26 Madison ave, mov- ave W.
ing to Hanibal Mo.
Palmer A B, physician, office 166 Jefferowen
Ansel, bell maker, fire kindling etc, son ave.
216 Sixth nr PlulnB.
Palmer Job, ins agt, room 2 Merrill Block,
~wen -, rn~atch maker, 227 Sixth.
r cor Griswolcl and Fort.
owen Humphrey, Indian agency office, Old Palmer Wrn P, salesman, Campbell & Linn,
Odd Fellows' Hall.
b John B odman.
owens Thomas, col barber, 231 Macomb. Palmer Calvin D, station master, 1) & B
Owston John G, yard master, D & R fi It, r 224 Congress W.
Depot, r 109 Larned Ew
Palmer John, b R R Exchange.
Ox Jol~n, watchman, Clinton.
Paliner R, baker. 129 Mich ave W.
PALMER FRZEXD, stationery blk boolrs &
hook binding, 130 Jeft'ave, r 152 Randolph
See adv paye 102.
I!?
PalmerThos W, real estate agent, 266 Jeff
avenue.
[Names jin Gap Letters claarged $1.
Advertisers in the Directory mot charg-
Palnler Jas B, builder, 109 woodb E.
ea, an& %heir xaallles are
Palmer & Boyle, builders, 109 Woodb 3,
ilavariafp]Ly
moving to cor Mich ave and Shelby.
printed in dis~lay letten when their
Palmer lvm, b Laf E,
cards are received i i time.] ~
Pdlner G D (9; E, grocers, 232 \voodlVard
patcllett, W; farmers' and mechanics' hotel, avenue.
tor Seventll and Fort-
Palnler C B, physician, 58 Macomb, same
Packard John Ales, sailor, 32 Napoleon. address 10% lliailii sve.
Paddock Joseph, bbrakelllall, 93 A~Jv. Palnis Francis, 345 Jeff' aye.
Paddoel< Rev Benj 8, pastor, Cllrists Ch, I'alnier G D, produce and groceries, res (33
b Xussell Ho~zse.
Aclanis ave IT.
Paden Chas, 146 Abbot.
Paliner Miss Ellen It, teacher, 40 afsclison
, Padell Catl~, ~yid of Chas, 1.16 Abbot.
avenue.
Paogler John, lab, Trowbridge nr J?~rt. Palmer. 8 8, agt BI C R R, r 360 ~ aw. f
Page Jolln, painter, 8-16 Franklin.
Palmer. Cllas: D accountant, D & A1 E R,
Page Sophia, \\.id of David, 136 Grisi~~old. Blinclbrrry's Hotel.
Page John M, b 81 Congress
Palmer Thos; land agt, office Slielclon clock,
Page John, ticliet agent, N Y and Erie R n, r 578 Jeff nve.
foot Third.
Palmer Jas B, r 119 Waylie.
Page Norman, col, 280 31ac6n:b.
Palrncr hug, ticket agent, D & 11 Roa(1, b
'Page John, ~vatcliman, 87 Lafontainew
Garrison House.
Page C R, sadler, Jm!ction Cnss and Grand Palmer A, boots and slioes, 25 Ral~clol~l~.
River.
Palmer hf ason, 107 Griswold.
Page D, carp, 303 Lafontaine.
l'alnier John, agent, iEtua Ins GO, ofice
Page Wm, r 14 Lewis.
Nerrill Eloek, r 99 Qr.iswold,
Page J T, steam boat agt, r li2 Abbot. I'alil~er Irving, atty, b Nrs C Ilall.
Page 3 011n %I, 14 Lewis.
Pallller F~.nnl

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Papineau Daniel, r 48 Laf W.
Parcher Wm, foreman, Daily Tribune News
Office, 52 Shelby, b Russell House.
Pardington Wm Thos, 12 Macornb ave.
Parrish Lee, grocer, 156. Woodm ave, r 39
Laf W.
Parrish - , salesman, w Lee Parish.
Parish - , printer, b T Crane.
Parmalee Horace, 44 Woodw me.
Parmentier Joseph, ei2k 7 years, 44 Orleans.
Parker's Sewing Machine Office, 149 Jeff
ave, cor Grismold moving.
Parker J G, capt, Steamer General Taylor.
Parker Thos A, grocer, 76 Woodw ave, r cor
Woodb and Rivard.
Parker Thos. sailor, 147 Orchard.
Parker Thos, sailor, 108 Fifth.
Parker Geo H, leather mer, 3 Farmer.
Parker Willard, packer and produce dealer,
32, 34 and 36 Woodb E, r 69 Cong W.
Parker Samuel, actor, 54 Macomb.
Parker Geo H, col barber, 45 Griswold.
Parker Henry, col, waiter, 91 Antoine.
Parker E K, brakeman, Mich Cen R R, 34
Clifford.
Parker Mary, widow of Walter G, 222
Bandolph. .
Parker S A, mason, r 344 Thompson.
Parker Miles, ship carpenter, r Fort below
Campau.
Parker Jas, boiler maker, 292 Sixth.
Parker Wm, pro mer, 69 Cong W.
Parker's Tannery, River west end.
Parker -, brakeman, 49 Wayne.
Parker John, carp, 108 Laf E.
Parks Ryland, grocer, 224 Fort W.
Park Andrew Jas, physician and aurist, 160
Jeff are r 281 Jeff ave
Parks Sarah, r 198 Woodw ave.
Park John, col, whitemasher, 119 Macomb.
Parkland T, gas works, r neat cor 5th and
Arch.
Parkin Chas, saloon, 132 Antoine.
Parkinson Wm, har maker, w Hayden and
Baldwin, r 333 Parlc.
Parkinson Mary Jane, 160 First.
Parkinson J, hackman, r 45 Duffield.
Parkhurst J G, lawyer, office D J Davison, r
G River nr Farmer.
Parnacott Ann, grocery, 19 Orleans.
Parry Phil, acct, w J James & Son, res 180
Lariled E.
Parry Dominic, shoe maker, High.
Parry Antoine, macllinest, b E P Johness.
Parry Henry, carp, 288 Mich ave W.
Parish Lee, of P & IIebbard grocers, 166
Woodw ave.
PA.RSIIALL CHAS H & CO, wooden box
lnanufr slop W~oclbriclge and Brush. 8cc
a 12.' page 96,
Parshall James, proFinney9s notel, Woodw
ave and State.
Parshall Chas H, Brush and Woodb, yes 16
Palmer,
Parsons & Johnson, wholesale grocers, 21
Woodw ave.
Parsons Philo, P & J, r 526 Woodw ave.
Parsons Geo, Smith, Root & P, res G Riyer
and Farrar.
Parsons Samuel, mason, 119 Fort E.
Parson George, chimney sweep, 26 Miad
avenue.
Parschaskey Isaac, pedler, 123 Laf E.
Parmiter Wm, painter, 62 Larned,
Partella Dwight, acct'nt, b 103 Larned W.
Partlon Peter, lab, b 44 Second.
Partlon John, lab, near cor 5th and Vine.
Partland Thos, New England House, corner
Jeff ave and Second, moving to Third.
Partridge Timothy L, w Burns & Co, Wood..
ward ave.
Partridge 0 M, b Nich Exchange, sfli~ei
room 1 Merrill Block.
Pasco Chas, cutter, r 88 Larned W.
Pasco Albert, druggist, 88 Larned W.
Passolt H & Co., chandlers Grand River,
Passolt Henry, chandler 155 Grand River,
Patchett Wm, far and mech hotel, Seventh
and Fort.
Patchett Wm, western railroad hotel, 80
PATCHEN S W, patent weather door 8trip8,
7 Williams.
Patchin Jared, clerk, r 16 Plum, office If
Congress W.
Patridge D B, drover, b Blindbury's Hotel.
Paton Naria, wid of Thos, 371 Gratiot.
Paton, wid of Walter, 200 Park.
Paton Peter, blacksmith, 387 Catherine.
PATOX ALEX, produce merchant, r 18%
Cass ave.
Paton Wm, farmer, res Paton's alIey, near
Gratiot.
Paton John, farmer, b Wm Paton.
Paton Peter, genl blacksmithing, cor Dew
quindre and Atw, r 380 Catherine.
Patton's Carriage Factory, Woodbridge
Brush.
Patton John, coach builder, r 82 Larned E.
Patton Joseph, tanner, 230 Croghan.
Patton Edward, steward, Perkins' Hotel.
Palten Joseph, tanner, 345 Laf E.
Patten Edward R, address mislaid.
Patt;en John S, steamboat agt, office w Jobra:
Hntchings & Co, foot Griswold.
Patten John W, acc'nt, 11 Wash ave.
Patten IVm K, res cor Woodwa~~d avo an4
Bagg.
Patters011 P &I, b Howard House.
Patterson wid, Fort E.
Patterson Geo, biicklayer, 439 Fort E.
Patterson S S, salesmal~, b 40 Mich ave W,
Pattersoil Jolln, machinist, 11 Centre.
Patterson John, macllinist, 235 Rrush.
Patterson Chas, salesman, Higby & Steams,
Patterson Hamilton FA, Stuart & P, 105
Woodw are, r 160 Fourth.
Patterson Philo M, principal Det Matematical
School, Fort and Shelby. d~,t.
'

Patterson David, engineer, 166 Franklin.
PattersonIra F, acct, TV E W HIIC~SOLI.
Patterson David, lab, 113 Rivarct,
Patterson Dr Jas, r 71 Columbia,
Patterson Henry, brakeman, 49 Wayne.
Patterson Chas, col barber, 138 Fort E.
PATTISON GEO W, Ed and Pro Fireman's
Jonrnal, cor Fort and Woodw are, r 105
Larned E. ace tldu p 172.
Pattison Andrew, mason, Franklin and
Antoine.
Yattison nlrs 31, r 84 Leverett.
Pattison Chas, col barber, 70 Croghan.
Pattison Geo, Buhl & Ducharme Labrosse
near Dudley.
Paula John, Mich ave near toll &%tea
Pauli Fred, turner, b Chas Lotz, dead.
Paull Gideon, acct, Pen Bank, r 76 First.
Paull Ed, messenger yen bank, residence 76
First.
Paulus Chas, tinware, 53 Mich ave E.
Paulus Augustus, hardware and groc, 147
Antoine cor Lafayette.
Paul R, grocer, 119 Adams ave E.
Paul Caspar, lab, Cherry near Gratiot.
Paul Albert, lab, Cherry near Gratiot.
Saxton ------, marine capt, b 81 Con-
gress E.
?ayal Ernest, drayman, Croghan.
Payne Albert, drugs &c, Third and Grand
River.
Payne and Johnston, druggists, 151 Jeff ave
cor Griswold. Pape moving.
Payne J (3, Payne & Johnston, 151 Jefferson
avenue.
Payton Mrs Walter, r 200 Park.
Pay John, shoemaker, 119 Maple.
Pay .Gee, 160 Franklin.
Payne C, 129 Woodw ave.
Payne W R, accountant, with Payne and
Johnston.
Payne Joseph, saloon, Woodw ave & Grand
Circus.
Payne Donglass, w A H Dey, residence 23
Sibley ,
gayne Albert, pedler, 108 DIich ave W.
payne J, 269 TVooci~v ave.
Payne Martha L, teacher, Barstow Union
Scllool287 Antoine,
Payne Thos, conductor, Det & M R R, r 288
Beaubien,
pearce H, saddler, 311 Wooctw ave.
Pearce R H, saclclles ancl harness, G River
and Macomb ave.
pearce Mrs Edwin, r 161 Clifford.
pearce Geo, builder, 238 Beaubien.
Pearson T, Duncan's Brewery, residence 313
Howard.
Peargall Cornelius, pump and block maker,
39 Locust, same name at 342 Thomy soil.
Pease & Son, stationers and printers agents,
210 Jeff ave.
pease Geo E, Pease & Son, residence 14
Fort W.
Pease Geo L, Pease & Son.
Pease Alonzo, portrait artist, Studio no 4
Piremen's Hall,
Pecard Joie~h, carp, 175 Fort E.
Pecard Chas, mssician, 145 Fort E.
Peel Ralph, sailor, Atw E,
Peek Wm, vinegar manufr and grocer, 24
TVooclb W, r 16 Howard.
Peck A, b 49 Wayne.
Peck Geo, dry goods merch, 121 Woodw ave
r 4 Williams.
Peck Chas, 31 Laf W.
Peck Geo F, carp, 55 Mich ave E,
PECK M &I, acc'nt, m Friend palmer, moved
to 310 Ranclolph.
Peck C H, m Wm Warner & Co, res 4.4 Congress
E.
Peck and Bigley, butchers, 38 Michigan
ave E.
Peck A, stuclent, 473 Jeff ave,
Peck Joseph A, packer, Port near Trowbridge.
Peck 0 W, salesman. 95 Adams ave W.
Peck Mr - , Fort west encl.
Pedrick E, slater, b Howard House.
Peffer Gregoyy, lab, 33 Marion.
Pegler David, carp, Catherine.
Pegler John, lab, Trowbridge near Fort,
Peffer Adolph, painter, 33 Marion.
Peirce John C, acct, w Edward Orrr, r IVa
Moore's.
PE1.RCE D K, acct Det Loco Works, res 233
Woodw ave.
Peirson Wm, carriage painter, dntoirme near
Napoleon.
Pelon Nelson, shoemaker, 38 Monroe ave.
Pelgrim Christ, wholesale confectione~, 50
Jeff aye.
Pelgrim Francis, confectioner, 50 Jefferson
avenue.
Pelham ~ rbt, col, bricklayer, 109 Macomb.
Pelkey Peter, wagon maker, 8 Clinton.
Pellon Thos, saloon, 317, 319 321, Atw E.
Pellon Nelson, shoemaker, 120 Orchard, same
adclress 117 Beech.
Pellier Adolph, sailor, 40 Pine.
Peltier Moses, clerlr hay scales, Gratiot, r 44
Pine.
Peltier Joseph, mason, 44 Pine.
Peltier Jas, carp, 44 Pine,
Peltier Bat, grocer, 3.7 Antoine cor Franklin,
moving to Fort in 9th JVarcl.
Peltier Lambert, 17 Antoine.
Peltier Thos, lab, Brush.
Peltier Chas, general insurance c~llector and
real estate, office ti Larned M, res 135
Cong E.
Peltier Chas I?, accountant, with Charles
Peltier Sen.
Pender BIichaeI, blacksmith, 136 Larned W.
Penger Michael, tailor, 271 Macomb.
Penfield Williston 5, agricultural tools and
seeds, 103 Woodmard ave, residence 25
Adams me.
1

Penfield Davicl 0, 103 JtTooclm ave res, 29
Macoiub ave.
PENFIELD'S AGRICUET'ITRAL Ib1PLE-
MENTS ancl Seeds 'CVarehouse, 183 Wooclward
ave. Xee uclv p 81.
Pendell Henry, nlasoil builder, 255 High1 cor
Prospect.
Penwell P H, millwright, 120 First.
PENINSULAR BANK, H P PULLING Pres,
ENORY WENDELL Casl~, 126 Jeff ave. 8ee
a& page 102.
Penny Henry C, clerk, U S Survey, office
Wayne near Fort, r 1'70 Cong E.
Penny Mrs P C, 241 Larned E.
Pennycook Robert: rnorrocco dealer, 243
Larned,
Penniman Eben J, real estate, office Hol-
brook & Bisl~op.
Pei~nimarm Geo H, atty and coun, office Buhls
Building, Grismold, b Mrs C Hall.
Pentley E R, clerk, r 54 Henry.
Pendergrast Jas, lab, 82, Cherry.
Peninsular Hotel, Grand River and Macornb
avenue.
Penmell P I-I, millwright, Fifth and Congress,
moving.
People's Store 63 Woodw ave.
Peppercorn Fred, hodman, Dequindre near
Gratiot.
Pepin Fras js, w Rev Mr Pepiu.
Pepin Fras Rev, pastor, French. Meth Ch,
Rivarcl bet Crogllan ancl Lafayette.
Perault David, boat builder, Atw E.
PERKINS' HOTEL, Grand Ptiver and &lid-
dle. Xq,advp 228
Perkins Wm H, acct, IV Moore Foote & Co.
r 112 First.
Perkins S R, miZlmrigl~t, 306 RIullet.
PERKINS WM Jr, com iner and grocer, 100
and 102 Grand River, r 21 Middle. See
adv pup 228.
Perkins N, lab, Carnpau and Springwells.
PERKINS JAS il & Co, imports anci ells in
Wines Liqs and Cigars, 109 Jefferson ave.
See ndu pap 226.
Perkins JVili Sen, 298 Fifth.
Perkius John W, corn mer, corner Fort and
Seventh.
Perkins James A, r 104 Adains ave JV.
Perrault David, ship builder, 443 iltq E.
Perrien Joseph, iniller, r 176 Gratiot.
13errien Ettiene, pro Gratiot 'iCIilis, 176
Gtratiot.
Perrene Jacob, engineer, Seventh near Oak.
Perin Abiel, produce broker, b Rail Road
Exchange.
Perrett James, carriage makes, 165 Lafay-
ette E.
Perrin J, teamster, Seventh.
Perrin Jesse, teamster, 175 RIich ave TV.
Perine Alonzo, lab, Pierce.
Perine Samuel, lab, Pierce.
Perine Peter, lab, Pierce near Dequindre.
Perine Lester, lab, Pierce.
Perring Geo, builcler. 135 Cass.
Pero Louis, sailor, 23 Napoleon.:
Persia Joseph, Wight.
Perry Domnick, shoemaker, 21 Riopelle.
Perry VSTrn, machinist, r 348 Thompson.
Perry Wm, engineer Steamer Forester.
Perry Eliza, wicl of Jas, ~vasherwoman, 314
Beaubien.
Perry aeo M, fur buyer, &I I Mills r 64Miami
ave.
Perry Thos, cooper shop, alley rear Ezekiel
McDonald.
Perry Henry, carp, 104 Porter.
Perry Thos, cooper, 107 Atw E.
Perry C, clerk, Steamboat Col~nnbia.
Perry Chas, speculator, r 56 Montcalm.
P&.TER RICHARD, acct't, Daily Advertiser
office, r 268 Jeff ave. 8
Peters Fred W, m Win E Peters.
Peters Samuel 3, marble works, 15 Congress
E,
Peters J 13, marble worker, wit11 Samuel E
Peters.
Peters - , acct'nt, b T Crane.
' Peters Wm E, marble manufi., 8 Mich ave,
r 70 Adam aye IV, same address 13 Congress
E.
Peters P J, engineer, r 146 Porter.
Peters Fred, physician, 100 Fort E.
Peters Rich, plasterer, 55 Clinton.
Peters John, carp, 255 Beaubien.
Peters David, moulder, r 165 Thompson.
Peter A, blaclzsmith, 325 Trowbridge.
Peet Geo, tailor, 393 Beaubien.
PETERS RFX FRANCIS H J, Pastor Trinity
Catholic Ch, r 116 Porter.
Peters 3as S, w WmE Peters.
Peters Wm E, marble works, 8 Michigan
ave W.
Peters John, lab, 435 Laf E.
Peters Samuel E, ~narble cutter, 23 High,
Peters John, fishemlan, Orleans and Cherry*
Peters E, physician, 100 Fort E.
Petrie Peter, engineer, b Baggs Motel.
Peugeot Geo, finisher, cor Sixth and Beauna
Vista.
Peugeot Pat, corner Sixth mcl Beauna Vista.
Peterson J G, carp, 24 Croghan.
Peterson J G, cabinet ivakers asso'n, 211 Jeff
ave, moving to 74 Fort E.
Petreynin Peter, baker, 104 Croghan.
Petts Jacobs, baker, Hastings.
Petty Courtland J, U X Esp Co agent, 112
JeE ave.
Peu Goo, shoemaker, b 5 Jeff ave.
Peureux Hubert, gardener, residence 255
Seventh,
Petz Joseph, watclllnaker, b 5-19 Jeff ave.
Petz F, matchnialcer, shop 65 Gratiot, res
1-14 Catherine,

Pleifla Christ, watchmaker, w BX S Smith, b
235 Jeff ave.
Pleiflie Christ, watchmaker, board I16 Ran-
dolph.
Pfister J, butcher, corner Macomb add An-
toine.
Pfeffer Valentine, tailor, I68 Croghan.
Pfeifer B'Iary and Kate, sempstresses, 48
Harriet.
Pfeifle L, bootmaker, 24 Dequindre.
Pfeffer David, shoemaker, BIuIlet.
Pfefterkorn Godfried, Laf E.
Pffiefle L, boots and shoes, Franklin.
Pfl ugh J A, crockery &c, Gratiot, near Rail
road.
Pflugk August, potter, 512 Gratiot.
Phalon Richard, lab, Larned 10 Ward.
Pheatt John, b Mrs Patchett.
Phelan John, salesman, E Doyle & Co.
Phelan Cath wid, washerwoman, Dequindre,
bet Pine and Atwater.
Phelps Wrn D, salesman, William phelps &
Co.
Bhelps Mm & Co, manfs & clealers in confec-
tionary, fireworks &c, 98 Jeff ave.
Bhelps Wm, res cor Fort & Lafferty.
PHELPS F B, Alderman 4th Ward, pro and
corn mer, furs and skins, store 28 Gris-
wold, residence 120 Hastings.
Phelps Frank J, salesman, Nall, Duncklee &
Co.
Phelps F E, 29 Bates.
Phelps Ralph, grocer, 119 Mich ave W.
Phelps Z P, cooper, 99 Cliffbrd.
Phelps R Z, saloon, 17 Griswold.
Phelps Samuel, grocer, 14 Sproat, moving.
Phelps Samuel, w Balph Phelps, Mich ave 1
and First, !
Phelps Wm, hack driver, 246 Cong E.
Phelps Wm, malt house, Bates.
Phelps 'Win: merchant, r 468 Fort W.
Phelps Frances E, corner Elizabeth and Antoine.
Phillips Wm, saloon, 10 Monroe ave.
Phillips Eli, picture frame maker: 280 Mul-
let.
Philips J P, picture frame maker, Brady.
Phillips Henry, salesman, Calnon & Carnp-
bell.
PHILIPS P k, alder'm 8th Ward, r 165 Por-
ter.
Bhilips Philander, boarding house, 27 Wash-
ington ave.
Philips B, clerk, 155 Howard.
Philips Sarah, wid of William, 11 Spencer.
Philips Henry T, 11. Spencer.
Philbrick EI H, prof music, res 58 Randolph,
cor Jeff are.
Philbrick E G, Ford & Philbrick, steam
smith, near Marine Hosp.
Picken J H. grocer, colner Henry and Clif-
ford.
Picken J H, grocer, res 167 Park:
Picard Joseph, wood carver, residence 50 Ri
opelle.
Picard Richard, carpenter, residence 50 Ri-
opelle.
Picard Frank, carpenter, residence 50 Ri-
opelle.
Yicard Alexander, painter, residence 50 Ri-
opelle.
Picard Alex, carp, 25 Beacon.
Philips Christ, carp, 221 Russell.
Philiys John P, lumber merchant, res 48
Fort W.
Philips Augusta, widow of John, 86 Maple.
Philips Hugh, diayman, Napoleon.
Phoeman Andrew, brewer, Catherine.
Pickan Jonathan M, Peoples Store, r Clifford
and Henry.
Picket Michael, lab, 302 Mich ave W,
Picket Pat, lab, 13 Franklin.
Pickley Jas, tailor, 27 Bates, same address
Antoine near Jeff ave.
Bickford John, station master, Detroit & Mil
Rail Road Depot, residence 106 Larned
Phipps David, broom maker, Gr River and
I
W.
Palmer, moving, r 44 Macomb ave. Pierrong Andrew, lab 10 Maple.
Phifiey Jacob, shoemaker, 2 &farion. Pie1 Peter, lab, 105 Lawrence.
Phiffer Peter, carp, 198 iclacomb. I Pierce David, acct, r 203 Larned E.
Phiff'er John, pedler, 225 Croghan. Pierce Daniel T, corn mer, 306 Atwater E,
Phiffer Valent,ine, tailor, 168 Croghsn. I Pierce John C, accountai~t, 281 Jefferson
Phillips Janles IY, insu ag't, room 13 Blerrill
Block, r 653 Jeff ave.
Phillips Eran D, People's Store, r 47 Aclanls
ave.
PIERCE D, daguerrean artist, residence 118
Oak. Car hlich ave \V.
ave E. , Pietro Traverse, tailor, w 1-1 Glo~rer, res 305
Phillips Joseph, brick layer, board 2 Beau- Orleans.
bien. : PiBy Frederick, tanner, 257 Bivard near
Phillips Arc11 L, b Mansioil Rouse. I High.
Phillips Elplinstone, painter, board 16 Ran , Pilkey -, gyocer, 86 Franklin.
dolph. 1 Pigot't Geo, ineiocleon maker, 16 Port E.
Phillips Captain, Foit and Wayne, moving. I Pilie Lyman, piain maker, 133 Grisw,
Phillips Eben D, acct, IV P J Price & Co, mo- I l'inder Geo, carpenter, 46 Adams are W.
ving. j Pinder E MT, salesman, 160 Fort E.
Phillips James W, insurance sgent, r 669 Jeff 1 Pinder Miss, dress maker, Fishers Building,
ave. 1 119 Woodw ave.
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I
Pipp Caspar, carp, 202 Croghan. j
Pipp Henry, wagon maker, 122 Fort E. 1
Pip Raspar, carp, 251 Mullet.
Pipper Henry, blacksmith, 39 High,
'Pirtu John, lab, 664 Woodb W.
Pischer Riinmel, salesman, 195 Jeff ave.
Pistorius Frediaand, atty 6t couns, office 11
Merrill Block, r 142 Randolph.
Pitcher Nathaniel, acct Savings Bank, r Dr
Pitcher.
Pitcher Zina, physician, office & reg 5s Con-
gress IT.
PITTMAN SAMUEL E, chief acct, D & M
R Depot, r 164 Woodb E.
PITTRIAN JAS E, pig iron and coal merch-
ant, warehouse dock bet Cass and First, r
252 Woodb E, see adv't, paye 86.
Pittenger George, car carp, res 397 Lafon-
taine.
Pistorions & Bigelow, attornies, office 11
Mer Block.
Pipp M. washing, North.
Pipp Geo, farmer, 119 Elizabeth.
Piper A H, land agit, 70 Baker.
Pipper Andrew, wagon maker, 402 Gratiot.
Pitts Samuel, lumber yard, Atwater and Du-
bois.
Pittls Jacob, baker, 293 Fort E.
Pixley Albert, r 32 Winder.
Plansker Josepll, shoemaker, 16 Silver.
Plantz Earl. F, 199 Beaubien.
Plantz Adam, blacksmith, 199 Beaubien.
Blass Henry, 10th Ward Mouse, near Wights
Mills .
Pleminclon Josai;h, carpenter, 187 Congress
E.
Plemondon John J, carp, 163 Antoine.
Plernondon BiIrs, dress maker, 187 Congress
E.
Playford James E, acct, w John Reilly, 93
Jeff ave.
Platner J H, tavern, 528 and 330 Nichigan
ave.
Plum Alfred, tinsmith, 275 Antoine.
Pluminer Jalues, carpenter, cor John R and
Centre.
Plumrner Geo L, baker, 74 Cetiot.
Plant Lewis, vpooclsawyer, Bronson.
Plant Isaiah, woodsawyer, Bronson.
Poe 0 11, U S topograph engineer, b Bus
Iiouse.
Pooer Freeman K, ambrotypeist, 37 Woodw
ave.
Booer Freeman, carp, 189 Franklin.
Points Geo, col, sailor, Ohio.
Pohl Anthony, watchmaker, 226 Jeff ave.
Pohl Fred, book binder, 191 Laf E,
Poole Capt H, r 34 Miami ave.
Poore Freeman, ambrotypest, Mich ave and
Griswold,
Poore F, 189 Franklsn.
Polachey Michael, pedler, 268 Riopelle.
Pollock Vincent, tanner, 123 Trowb.
Polotgig Michael, lab, Antoine.
Polly Miss E M, ass't teacher Detroit High
School.
Polhemus J B, grocer, 154 Woodw ave.
Polhemus Edward S, clerk, Blindberrys 110-
tol.
POLICE COURT, 111 Griswold.
POST OFFICE, Griswold, cor Larned.
Pomeroy H P T, physician, office & res 103
Cong E.
Pomeroy Max, stock agt, Gt Wes %ailway, r
95 Larned W.
Pomeroy T F, physician, r 46 Cong W, same
address 71 Beaubien.
Pomeroy Geo Hr 46 Cong, W.
Pomeroy Seth, salesman, r 60 Second
Porneroy N M, stock agent, Buff and Lake
Huron R R, r 95 Larned W.
Poes Mrs Thomas, r 43 Baker.
Porneville Octave, carp, 135 Orleans.
Poners Wnl R, saloon, 5 Jeff ave.
Pond Edwin F, lumber rner, b 65 Adams ave
W, same address 204 Randolph.
Pond Albert C, music teacher, r 204 State,
same address Farmer.
Pond Asl~ley, Newberry, Pond & Russell,
atty & couns, r 21 Madison aye.
Pond Mrs S, widow of Jared, 21 &fadison
ave.
Pond & Russell, attornies, office 13 and 14
Rotunda, Griswold.
Pope Rebecca, 364 Woodb JV.
Pope Mrs Joseph, blacksmith, 99 Eabrosse,
I Popp Joseph, Editor Mich Democrat, 154
' Fort E.
Plant Jean Baptist, ~vooodsawyer, Bronson. 1 Popp1eton E E, salesman, Frisbee & Co, r 41
Platt Ilartha J, dressn~alier, 10 Rowland. 1 High.
Plnnlre 0, Blicli Central Rail Road, res 163 i Porlrenr Francis, lab, 137 Laf E.
Seventh. / Porter A C, stoves and hardware, Jeff avo
Plun~b Le~vis, mason, Division. 1 near Second.
Plummer Geo L, b 11 94 Gratiot. 1 Porter WI~, gen agent, 190 Park.
PlunllJer h1 I(, surveyor, board Finney's Ho- I Porter Arthur C, hardware, residence 123
tel. 1 Leiiied E.
Pluss H, grater, dt~~ater E. Porter Gco F, res 290 Jeff ave.
Plets fianlr, tailor, 41 O1.leans. I Porter F CT, Cir Conrt Corn, office ~ uhl Buil-
Pee Clias, lab, r Trowbridge near hiiclligan ding, Grisw.
ave . ( Porler George, medical student, res 290 Jeff
roe 0 T, Lieut topograph engineer, b Rus ave.
House. 1 Porter Jackson C, agent, r City Hotel.
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Parrett Eliza, 179 Mullet.
Parrett Alice, 179 Mulletl.
Posey Sabastian R, salesman, w Frisbee &
Co, r 184 First.
Possellius A, wooci-turner, 373 Gratiot.
Port Huron & Mil nailway offices, 156 Jeff
ave.
Post Henry, cooper, 255 Gratiot.
Potter J A, U S Lake Survey, b Mich Ex-
change.
Potter Julian C, Kremlin saloon, 153 Woodm
ave.
Potter Moses L, 188 R'lich ave W.
Potter Wm. machinist, Jeff ave.
Potter Wm, machinist, Jeff ave near Elm-
wood.
Pottinger Lewis, saloon, 63 Jeff ave.
Pottinger Henry, clarendon saloon, 91 Jeff
ave.
Pongeesee J, tanner, r 199 Thompson.
Pound City, ?Vestem District, for stray hor-
ses, cows, pigs, dogs, &c, Mich ave and
Lewis,
Pound City, Eastern District, not ascer-
tained.
Powell Widow, enquire of John Irwin.
Powell Clhristiana, 1'75 B'Iich ave W.
Powell John, carp, 149 Fort E.
Powell Jas, clock master, Det & Mil R Way,
r 121 Adams ave E.
Powell Joseph, carp, 297 Bmsh.
Poronto Widow Frank, 480 Cong E.
Posanski Bernard, Dubois.
Posselins Adolpl~, mood-turner, 375 Gratiot.
Powell Jas, shoemaker, 91 Labrosse.
Powell Jas, 6 Palmer.
Powell John, carp, 228 Laf E.
Bower John, lab. 246 Franklin.
power Pliny, ghysician, 264 Jeff ave.
Powers Henry, brakesman, 93 Atwater.
Power John, cabinet maker, b J Strong.
Powers Michael, saloon, 5 Jeff aye.
Powers Thomas, carp, 114 Mullet.
Powers Jas. r 129 Leverett.
Powers TVm, lab, 170 Porter.
Power John, drayman, r 175 Ho~varcl.
Pramstaller Lewis, saloon, 410 Gratiot.
Pramstaller Francis, notary, 158 Antoine.
Pratt N IIiner, acct w David Preston & Co.
Pratt 31 V B, carp, r 90 Oak.
Pratt Emily, mid of Francis, 269 Laf E.
Pratt Stepllen, 34 ElizabetIh E.
Pratt Geo, engineer, 1'79 Ilowarcl.
Bratt John, saloon, 292 Atwater E.
Praber Aug, carp, 191 Clinton.
Prater Samuel, sailor, 95 Mullet.
Prater Sarah, colored, washerwoman, 93
Rlullet .
Preber.Frecl,'carp, 168 Fort E.
Prendergast Michael, blacltsrnitll, 140 Third.
PRENTIS GEO H, atty & couns, office cor
Jeff ave and Grismolcl, r 178 TVooclw ave,
See aduJt. page 92.
Preutis Solan, sal.lesman, 221 Cong l3.
I'rentiss Geo, acct, w Buhl & Co, res 57 Laxnecl
W.
Pfest Wm, mo~rlder, 190 Sistl~.
Press Thomas, paper hanger, r 31 Abbot.
Prescott Fraucis, b h, 226 Gratiot.
Prescott D J, saloon, 161 Woodb '(V.
Prescott E P, bartender, 161 Woodb W.
Presley Soloman, engineer, steamer Dart.
Preston Sylvester, engineer, 312 J?;anklin.
Presley Solomon, grocer, 279 Fort E.
PRESTON DAVID & CO, Banking and Exchange,
72 Woodrv aae. See cclv't illside
fr~?zt covel".
PRESTON DAVID, D P & Co, residence 49
High.
Preston David G, teller, Prestons Bank, r 9
Elizabeth W.
Preston J A, carp, Whiting near Fort.
Prevost Frans, saloon, 226 Gratiot.
Price Andrew, acct, 117 Jeff ave.
Price John B,salesman, Pease & Son.
Price Henry, clerk, 117 Cass, moving over
Flanigan's meat market, Cong E.
Price P J & Co, coal rner'ts, Atwater, bet
Rand. and Bates, removed.
Price John, blacksmith, residence Walnut n
Seventh.
Price Shem, book agent, res 417 Grand
River.
Price WI~ G, colored, shoemaker, 76 Cmglzan.
Price A J, acct, 65 Harriet, same address 111
Elizabeth E.
Price Walter, P J P & Co, r 42 Elizabeth E:
Price Philip, r 42 Elizabeth E.
Price Major, colored, bell boy, at Garrison
Rouse.
Price Joseph, colorecl, waiter Gar House.
Price J 13, salesman, b Howard House.
Pritcharcl Sam. W, atty & cous, w Theodore
Rornepn.
Pritcharcl Sainuel, watchman? Woodb.
Priest L W, dairyman and auctioneer, 267
Sixth and Cherry.
Priest A B, engineer, r 314 Eaf IV.
Priest Rlrs Mary, 100 Laf E.
PRINTERS' UNION, rooms 4, Mich ave E.
Pritchett Allen, barber, 3Iich am.
Priclgeon Jolln, boat owner, r 261 Franklin.
Prior Fred, mo~~lcler, m J 5) Wilson, res 393
F 1-anklin.
PROBATE COURT, Wnl P Herlces, Juclge,
'7 Cong IB.
Proctor Jns, lab, 215 Grancl River.
Prol~ast John, lab, Prospect near Silver,
\
Prosens John, lab, 255 HHaings.
Proutty Fayette, grocer, 72 Gr Eiver, r 171
Second.
Prue Boniface, drayinan, 420 Fort E.
Prne G, saloon keeper, Fort below Vinewood
ave.
Pronty N, r cor Gr River and Sixth.

Pulley IViclow of Peter, sempstress, 198 Aclanzs
ave %.
Pugh Ellen, 141 Thircl.
Pugh John, nursery man, Jeff ave near Elmwood.
Pulpher Lewis, saloon , 23 Cass.
P~~rtill IVm, coachman with Mrs VanDyke.
Pnrcel James, lab, 205 I30warcl.
Purcell Mary, Wiclow 122 Thircl.
Prrrcell John, saloon, Baggs Motel.
Purcell Mary, grocer, 125 Larned W.
Purcell Jas W, tailor, 20 Palmer moving.
Purcell John B, moulder, 232 Laf W.
Purcell James, tailor, 18 Centre.
PURCELL WILLIA-M, moulder ; AIclerman
8th Ward, r 232 Laf W.
Pulte Anthony Jr, m A Pulte, Sen,
Pnlte Anthony, grocer, 36 Monroe ave.
Purclon J, pattern maker, Sixth near corner
Spruce.
Purdon Jobn, carp. 70 Labrosse,
Purdie Jas, tanner, 26 Thompson.
Purdy Lewis W, lab, 107 Franklin.
Purdy Lewis, 114 Woodb E.
Purdy Stephen P, Justice of the Peace, 48
Shelby.
Purdy Wm T, hotel keeper, cor Woobv ave
and Gr Circus.
Purdy John, tanner, r 177 Thompson.
Purdy Stephen P, Justice of Peace, office 9
Larned 17.
Purney Thomas, teamster, Det bremsy, r 97
Cong W.
Purmesn G W, gunsmith, 465 Gratiot.
Purvis Jas, ship carp, 262 Franklin;
Putnanl, Smith & Co, book sellers, 118 Woodwarcl
ave,
Putnam Daniel, Putnauz, S & Co, 118 Wooclw
ave .
Pulfer Chas, tinsmith,^ John Crinzmins.
Pulforcl John, tavern keeper, 87 Atwater E,
same address 93 Atwater E.
Pulpher Lewis, saloon, 23 Cass.
Pungs Win, blacksmith, res Lasaltlle ave near
Mich ave.
Putrow Joseph, expressman, 135 Thircl.
Pntrom John, 29 Abbot,
Pntrom Alesander, cooper, 191 Aclams ave
East.
Pntro Chas, 'butcher, Charles near Seventh,
Pdtb ilntllony, grocer, St Anbin.
Purnlann Theodore, gun maker, 367 Gratiot.
Pnrtene Geo, drayman, 185 High.
Purves J, engine fitter, 123 Eighth.
Q
Quance Alfred, carp, r 53 Orchard.
Quelos John,Pe.ter, grocer, 264 Larnecl E.
Quentllner Peter, grocer, Clinton and Riv-
ard.
Quick Jas, butcher, 40 Beech.
Quick Jas Thomas, butcher, 20 Jones.
QUIGLEY JOHN, plumber, tin ancl copper
smith, 45 Jeff ave, r Seventh ancl Abbot,
see acl?~'t paye 225.
Quigley John, grocer, Seventh and Abbot.
Quinn P, lab, Lasalle and Pine.
Quinn Edwarcl. lab. 270 Fifth.
Quinn Peter, paver, 192 Fifth, same acldress
alley, rear No 4 Engine House.
Quinn Michael, finisher, 133 Howarcl.
Quinn Arthur, brewer, Cong E.
Quinn P P, baker, 104 Croghan.
Quinn Thomas, warehouseman, board Thornas
Finn.
Quinn Michael, finisher, 9 Howard.
Quinn Margaret, widow of John, 70 Croghan.
Quinn Michael, clrayman, Mich ave W.
Quinn Mrs Thomas, Fourth ancl Union.
Quinn Jas, lab, 248 Thompson.
Quinn Edward, wooclsamyer, 210 Grism.
Quinby Wm E, atty, office 66 Grisw.
Quinby D F, general ag't, 223 Second, same
address 233 same.
Quinby D T, at Tribune office.
Quinkert Frank, tailor, Franklin.
Quinkert John, teamster, 480 Woodb E,
Quinlan John, shoemaker, 10 Beaubiela,
Qninlan Timothy: mason, Seventh and Beauna
Vista.
Qninlan John, shoemaker, I-I L Chapin 6t
Co.
Quinlivin John, shoemaker, 10 Beaubien.
Quinton Geo A, tinsmitll, 103 Farmer.
Quirk Milo, lab, 126 Shelby.
Quirk Michael, lab, 36 Woodb W.
Quirlr Pat, tailor, 35 1Vooc.b W.
Quirk John, lab, 23 Larnecl W.
[Names in Cap Letters clnarged $1.00,
Aavertlsers in the Directory not eharged,
anlit their names are irzvariably
prfnted irr dgsplay letters, %when the%r
Cards are received Pna time.]
Raass Joseph, shoemaker, 49 Prospect.
Rabaclr Louis, lab, Cherry E.
Ral~acleau Jane, wiclow of Joseph, East end
High.
Ra,banaclz Anthony, watchman, 168 Columbia
E.
Rabout 31 V, French lace manfr, 159 Antoine,
moving.
Rabback Benj, soap maker, Fifth, near Gr
I
'
River.
RABINEAU ALLEN A, managing Director
Lake Superior Iron Co, office ~v Dr Russell
r 79 Shelby.
Rabinean Matilcla, sempstress, 245 Franklin.'

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Radcliff Thos, McE & R, 28 Woodw ave, r Randell - , colored, farmer, 156 Lafay-
76 Howard.
ette E.
Radamacher Caspar, lab, 245 High.
Randell &Xrs Mary Anne, 16 Lewis.
Radamacher Joseph, geueralagent, 199 Gra- Randall Joseph, R & K, 50 Griswold.
tiot.
Randall J, occulist, 179 Woodw ave.
Rademacher Henry, tailor, 12 Silver. Randolph Jesse, phvsician, 312 Randolph.
Radermacher John H, mason, 247 Macomb. Randolph Edward, photographic artist, 208
Radermacher J Joseph, cabinet makar, 472 Randolph.
Macomb.
Randolph Miss L J, teacher, Bishop Union
Radermacher John Michael, mason, 247 Ma- School.
comb.
Ralldolph Merritt, salesman, Freedman &
Radford Robert., toll collector Grand River Bro, r 0 M Hyde.
Road. Randolph Noah, mason, Wilkins, near An-
Raeter Henry, Clinton 10th Ward. I toine.
Rado Conrad, saloon, 406 River Road, I RANKIN J, J & J S R, bras9 fomder, 65
Raft Qeo, finisher. 290 Fort E.
Third, r 157 Park, see adv't page 70.
Ragelin Theo, drayman, 183 Laf IE.
RANKIN J & J S, brass foundars, cor Cong
Raggio Anthony. 305 Orleans.
and Third.
Rahelly Bridget, washwoman, 18 Park RANKIN JOHN S, J & J S It, b David Stew-.
Place.
ard.
Rahelly Patrick, lab, 18 Park Place. Rankin David, salesman, J A Barns.
Rahelly John, yedler, 18 Park Place. Rankin David, acct, 53 Wash ave.
Rahelly Michael, saloon, 32 Woodb W. Rankin Lewis, boots and shoes, 97 Grand
Rzlirden Joha, school teacher, 204 JeE ave. River.
RAIL ROAD HOTEL, Campus Martus. See Eankin Edward P, acct, r 74 Montcalm.
adv't, page 204.
Ranlet Chas, gardener, Jeff ave near Iron
RAIL ROAD DEPOT, Mich Central, foot of Works.
Third.
Rappold John, shoemaker, 57 Gr River E.
RAIL ROAD DEPOT, Det & Milwauke, foot Rarrie L, grocery, Macomb and Beaubien.
of Brush.
Rasch & Eernart, rnerch clothiers, 61 Lar-
RAIL ROAD DEPOT, Great Western, De- ned E.
troit, offices foot of Third and foot of Rasch Augustus, R & B, 61 Larned E.
Brush.
Ratcliff John T, grocer, 66 Gr River.
Rail Road Depot, Mich Sou & Nor Indiana, Ratcliff Thomas, McK & R, 28 Woodw ave.
foot of Brush.
RATKBONE WILLIAM P, real estate, 307
RAIL ROAD, Grand Tr~znk of Canada, office ~~oodw ave, office with J F 13 & Walter
& Depot foot of Third.
Crane 160 Jeff ave.
Raler Anthony, packer, 61 Wayne, same ad- Raths Nicholas, clothes cleaner, 97 Bates.
dress 12 Mechanic.
Ratt Hermann, gardener, Elnmood ave.
RaIfe Alonzo, furniture, 5 and 6 Michigan Rattigan Pat, grocer, 539 Mich ave W.
ave W.
Rattlestadz Peter, stone cutter, Orleans and
Ralph C, sailor, 176 ~bbot:
James.
Ralph Conrad, sailor, 157 Abbot.
Rattenberry George Henry, accountant, 16
Ralph Peter J, master mariner, Cap$ Plym- Locust.
outh Rock, r 120 Howard.
Rattenberry Thomai, 288 Third.
Ralston Flora, r 242 Randolph.
Rattenberry Thomas, cabinet maker, 288
Ramsay A, ship carpenter, 93 Thompson. Third.
Ramsay John, lab, 58 Baker.
Satzel Rndolpl~us, tailor, 26'8 Fort E .
Rampton Hannah, 16 Lawrence.
Raulet C, gardener, Jefferson East end.
Rane F G, salesman, r H H Dunklee. Raupp N, beer hall, 269 Clinton.
Ran Geo, shoemaker, 211 Thompson. Rausch Peter, lab, 128 Chesnut.
Rand S G, check clerk, $0 Baker.
ltaus Johu 13, butcher, 118 Randolph.
Rand John P, sfilesman, John S James. Xaus Bernard, butcher, 118 Ptsndolph.
Randall & Keens, The Store Saloon, 60 &is- Ravorman Henry, blacksmith, 266 Fort ]E.
wold.
Rawley Bfrs John, Seventh and Labrosse.
Randall Mary A, 1.20 Abbot.
Rawson Otis, shoemaker, Seventh and Grand
Randall Theodore, carp, 76 Columbia E. River,
Randall Isaac, lab, 820 Larned E.
Rawson Tholnas, fruiterer, 21 Jones, and 9
Randall Jas J, photographic artist, Fisher's Mich ave W.
Building, Campus Martius.
Rawson & Davis, grocers, 109 Mich ave W.
Randall Corodon C, w J J Randall.
Rawson L 0,109 Micb ave W,
Randall James A, w J 3 Randall.
Ray Wm, brass moulder, 193 Howard.
Randall Isaac, 218 Franklin.
Ray Joseph, carp, 43 Fort E.

~ aJohn y A, People's Store, 63 Woodw ave, Reed N B, carp, 266 Laf.
r 94 Bivard.
Reed Eev Seth, Meth minister, Wooiiw aye
Ray Joh.11 J, grocer, 109 Larned 33, res 43 Church, r 22 hfacomb ave.
Fort E.
Reed John, hackclriver, 255 Antoine.
Ray Joseph G, acct, Stephens & Beatty, r 49 Reed S, r 15 nowland.
Elizabeth W.
Reed James, engineer, 17 Sibley.
Ray Gilbert W, car builder, 86 Porter. Reed James, 2nd engineer, May Queen.
Ray Joseph J, r 94 Rivasd.
Reedl Harvey S, mas trans Amer Express CQ
~ a Theodore y W, baggageman, 20 Madison r 27 Macomb ave.
ave.
Reed Joel, porter, w J @ Higby.
Ray A F, coffin maker and sexton, Elizabeth Reed -, zoved from 16 Howard ta Ab.
and John R.
bot, Let Fifth and Sixth.
Rayner Albert H, printer, 49 Madison ave. Reed Elizabeth, widow of Henry, 123 Rim
Raymond F & Co, booksellers, stationers &, vard.
binders, 90 Woodw ave,
Beeder The Baron, Monroe Road, beyond
Raymond Francis, F R & Co, 90 Woodw ave City limits.
r 141 Larned E.
Reeder John Simon, mason, 286 Macomb.
RAYMOND JAMES F & Co, photo artists, Iteeder Fred, fireman, 161 Fort E,
successor to 31 Sutton, 205 Jeff ave, see Reeder Mary, widow of Christian, 286 Maadvertisel~zent.
comb.
Raymond Mrs Charlotte, 26 Madison ave. Reeford Thomas, J Venn & Co, 275 Jeffer-
Raymond Joseph, Capt steamer Arrow, 91 son ave.
Adams ave E, .
Reefer John, mason, Julian.
Raymond T hl, carp, Crawford and Marcy. Reeg Leonard, salesman, r 40 Mich ave.
Raymond ?Vm, engineer, Joseph, near Rio- Reeg 6, salesman, R Gardner,
pelle.
Reekie Alexander, acct J L Hurd & Co,kb
Read Wm R, ship carpenter, St Clair, near Mich are.
Henry.
Reekie James, clerk, Det & Mil R R, r Wm
Ready Jeremiah, saloon, 24 Mich ave W. N 3fcLeod.
Reaf John, tailsr, 90 St Lawrence.
Reel Joseph, blacksmith, 65 Mullet.
Realbeck &I, baggagenzan, 414 Woodb W, Reelh John, stone cutter, 218 Columbia E,
Ream David W, painter, 139 Bates.
Bees Wm, tailor, 127 Rivard.
Ream David W, painter, 180 Macomb. Rees John F, American Hotel, 168 and 170
Ream C P, artistic painter, with Conkliu & Larned W.
Edson.
Reese Benj, 103 Croghan.
Rearden Louisa C, saleswoman with Harriet Reeve L & Co, ice dealers, River Road, be-
Dowling.
low Porter ave.
Reath Thomas S, saloon, 8 Woodw ave. Reeve Larne, revenue service U S, r 313 Jeff
Reaume Robert, carp, 303 Franklin.
ave.
Reaume Oliver, lab, Franlrlin.
Reeve Nathan, b Russell House, oflice Far,
Reallme Chas, blacksmith, 58 Woodb W. and Mechanics Bauk.
Reaves Henry L, City Hotel, 7 and 9 Lafay- I Reeve David B, builder, 70 Lewis.
ette W.
Reeves Wm Henry, carp, 36 Siloley.
fdeblin Ferclinand, wagon maker, 59 Beau- Beeves H L: hotel keeper, 7 and 9 Laf M,
bien,
Reeve Geo, carp, 27 Sibley.
Redcap Francis, hodman, alley off' Brush, bet Reeve Alfred, builder, 133 Griswold.
Fort and Congress.
Reeve H B, r C Reeve.
Reddington James, 91 Adams ave W. Reeve S V, lumber mer, r Mich Exchange,
Redgewell Joseph. w Louis Allen, r Gr River moving.
near Wash ave.
Reeves Henry J, saloon keeper, 277 Jeff avo,
Redgewell Joseph, 116 Clifford.
near Brush.
Redhead Mary Jane, widow of John, 102 St Reeves Robert, painter, Walnut near Sixth.
Lawrence.
Reeves F, builder, 111 Park.
Redman John, cooper, 329 Franklin.
Reeves A, builder, r 337 Park.
Redmond Nicholas, sawyer, 4l6 tYoodb E, Reeves B B, Znd, toll collector, gate Woodw
Redmonci D, blacbsniith, 298 Micli ave W. ave.
Redmond hlrs Mary, dress maker, 83 An- Reeves A & W, builder, 133 Grimold.
toine .
Reeve Lewis, clerk, b Garrison House.
Redmond Widow of Henry, grocer, 200 Reeve Christoph'r, ground plaster, 15 Mich
Third.
Reave W, r 40 Cong W.
Reed Widow Bridget, dressmaker, 55 Mich Regan Cornelius, lab, 89 Plumb.
ave 17.
Regan Mrs. 272 Laf IV.
Beed T W, lab, 190 Howard.
Began Dominick, drayman, 89 Abbot.

Eegan Wm, boiler maker, Lasalle ave,nenr I Eermer Doctor W G, Fisher Block,
Pine.
me.
Regan John J. tel messenger, 52 Gris~~old, r Resco J, carpenter, Antdine, opposite Ca-
$9 Abbot.
thedral.
Regan Dlary, micl of Michael, washerwoman, Reseman Chas, tailor, 149 Croghan.
149 Fort E.
Resequee C E, b Mich Exchange.
Register Deeds office, County Builcling, Con- Reubold Fred, blacksmith, 240 Sixth, magress
and Griswold.
ving to Trenton.
Regnery Jacob, grocer, 214 Gratiot. Reufer John, nlassn, 242 Clinton.
Rehm Elizabeth, wiclow of David, 19 Me- neume Chas, blk smith,' b G Cartmright, 58
chanic.
Woodb W.
Reich Fred, tailor, 10 Rfaple E.
Reush Cllristopher, grocer, 112 Catherine.
Reichenbach Geo, butcher. 136 Maconlb. . Reuter Anthony, liodman, Xiopelle at Res-
Reichle & Co, carriage b~iilclcrs, FranJxlin. ervoir.
Reichle Ferdinand, 331 Larnecl E,
neuter Fred, brewer, 52 waterloo.
Reichrrtth Peter, shoemaker, Julian near Reuther Hermon, salesman, 213 Macomb.
Orleans.
Reuther Hemon, tinsinitll, w J T Noyes,
Reid David, carp, Thompsoil and Spruce. Zeubleinann Eli, brewer, board Charles Har-
Rei3 J~iues, engineer, 17 Sibley.
tung.
Reidy Pat, billiard room, %ussell House. Revel Henry, drayman, 129 Third.
Reighiler - , butcher, 353 Hastings. Resford TV H, atty, office 37 Woodw ave, res
Reilly Robt M, acct Mich Insu Bank, r 48 Mrs C Hall.
High.
Reyiiolcls Albert N, carp, 56 Columbia E.
neilly Peter, lab, 60 State.
Reynolds Jas, brakeillan, b Baggs Hotel.
RElLLP JOHN, house ancl ship plumber, Reynolds Josiall, 73 Lewis.
gas fitter, 93 Jeff ave, r 405 Beaubien, see Xeynolds Pat, ashes pedler, 61 Jones.
c~clv't page 130.
Reynolds J A, salesman, 195 Second.
Reiman Fred, blacksmith, Wilkins, near Has Reynolds Julius, pecller, 97 Adams ave W,
tings.
Reynolcls 7V R, b Mich Exchange.
Reilly Frank, warehouseman, 9'7 Jeff ave. Reynolcls John, lab, 85 Atmater E.
Eeinholz Christian, lab, Cherry, at cemetry. Reyilolcls Whitney, colored, grocery, cooper,
Reis Jacob, tanner, 247 Catherine.
132 Beaubien.
Reischman Beneclict, blaclisillith, Russell. Reynolds E W, brewer, 73 Aclams ave W.
Beithard Conrad, bartender, 113 Randolph. Reynolcls J, lab, Sixth sucl Iri-ing,
Renver Joseph, lab, 114 Chesnut.
Reynolds M, lab, 124 Thonipson.
Xenlnlick R C, lumber dealer, 642 Jeff ave. Reynolds John, lab, Antoine.
Reinme IVm, shoeiazaker, 180 Croghan. lthein Ernestine, widow of Fred, 212 Cath-
Remmington W L, baker, 67 and 69 Grand erine.
River,
Rheiner W, gunmaker, 140 Croghan,
Renc Theodore, boots Bi shoes, 22 Micli ave Rheiness John, laborer, Whitney, near Has.
TV, rnoviilg to cor Third and Mich ave. tings.
Rencheller John, cooper, 42 Maple.
Bheule -, fari~ier, Gratiot at toll gate.
Eendervouz U S recruiting service, '74 Wood Bhoclers Hermon, lab, Calhouii.
bridge W.
Rhode John, tailor, 61 M~zllet.
Rennick Christian, garclener, 463 Atwater E. Rhocle Joseph, pattern malcer, 61 h111llet.
Renner Frank, barber, shop 63. Bates; same Rliocles J J, carriage bnilder, 50 Mich ave,
address 14 Macomb ave.
cor Bomla:lcl, r Blinclberrys.
Reno Thomas, carp, 193 Laf E.
Rhodes Eben, carp, 29 Croghan.
Reno Noall, blacksmitl~: 198 Adam ave 33. Khodier Narcissus, North aeay Reservoir,
Reno John, grocer, 524 Jeff ave. -
Rhodt Joseph, tailor: 56 St Lawrence.
Renno Francis, mason, 36 Clinton, and saloon Rlions & Limbach, hardware, 65 &Ionroe
186 Beaubien, burnecl out.
ave.
Reusham Joseph, machinist: 7 Sixth. RICE R N, Supt Mich @en R Road, office at
Rente Frecl, wire worker, 14 Mechanic. Depot, foot of Third, residence 126 Con-
Renter011 John Caspar, tailor, Mullet, east gress W. See ~otices of DficTb Cefi XnJ Road
end.
nt pup 45.
Rentflaesz Mr, 165 Maple.
Rice B B, builder, Beuna Vista and Craw-
Bentz -, farmer, St Aubin farm.
ford,
Rentz Leopold, tailor, w H G.lorer.
nice Henry, seaman, 197 Larned W.
Renz Henry, tanner, 131 Hastings.
Rice Henry, seaman, Marine HospitaI.
Renz Theodore, boots and shoes, 12 Grand Rice R S, Mich Exchange.
River, same address 115 Bates.
Rice Frank R, salesman, Barriard & Tiffa-
Repplinger Peter, lab, 163 Riopelle.
ny*

Rice Delos E, d machinist, s 28 Laf E.
'Rice FZ'RL~C~S, lab;.338 Larned E.
Rice hiIrs C H, 297 Jeff ave.
Rice Fred, coachman, -iv E N MTillcox.
Rice TVm, fiseiuan, 268 Mich ave W.
Richenbach Geo, butcher, Hastings ancl Macomb.
ltidelbarsh J, blacksmith, 95 Labrosse.
Rich Geo M, r 120 Randolph.
Xich Horace, shoemaker, rear 154 Elizabeth
E.
Richard Peter, shoemaker, 433 Hastings,
Richarcls Mrs John D, colored, einbroiderer,
232 Cong E.
Richards Maria, colored, 2'79 Cong E.
Richarcls Zobert L, groom, 46 Larnecl E.
Eichards Israel, brakeinan, 54 Jones.
Richards John D, colored barber, 50 Grisw,
r 232 Cong E.
Richarcls William B, colorecl barber, 50 Gris-
1volcl.
Rycharcls & Parker, barbers, Jeff ave and
Vrooclw ave.
Richards PIenry, colored, baker, 118 Lafayette
E.
Richards Jas, colored cook, 334 filacomb.
Eicharcls Francis: lab, Franklin.
Richarclson Levi, r 268 Fort W.
Richarclson Widow of John, b h 195 Franklin.
Eicllardson William, track orerseer, b Angus
Canieron.
Ricllardson Richard, brass rnoulcler, 129 Abbot.
Richarclson Jolin J, clerk, r rear 156 Howard.
Ricl~arclson Einelyv RI, b 11 151 Beaubien.
Eicharclson Jolm, blacksmith, alley oft' 811ssell,
bet Fort and Congress.
Richardson Sainuel, brewer, Laf near Rail
Road.
Ricl~ardson & Co, lucifer i~iatch manuf, 371
Wooclb JV.
Richarclson D &I, 310 Laf W.
Ricliie Jolrn, baker, 176 Rivarcl.
Ricliley Frank, carp, 544 Fort W.
Richeley -, upliolsterer, I73 Fort E.
Eicllinoiid Chas, b Euesell Rouse.
Eicllmonds & Backus, stationers, bl'k book
nzanuf & binders, 183 Jeff ave.
Xicllmond A., Ricllmoncl & Backus, res 10
Henry.
Ricliniond B B, Itichrnoncl & Backus, res 26
Henry.
Richie T, carp, 49 George.
nicllter Leonhardt, tax-collector, ~assino Saloon,
28 Beaubien.
Eichter Edward, lab, 325 Franklin.
Richter G, painter, Beaubien, near Jefferson
ave.
Rickets Samuel, confectioner and fruit, 21
First.
Rickey Wm, steward Mich Excha~ge.
Riescot Jesse, ship carp, 167 Russell.
Biechley Ferclinand, carriage maker, 331
Larned E.
Rider Geo 'IT, machinist, 287 Sixth.
Riclclett Geo, c~zstom officer, 16 Sproat.
Riddle Chas, b h 84 Woodb IT.
Riddlebasch John, blacksmith, 138 Seventh.
Rieclpath John, shoemaker, 121 Michigan
ave IV.
Ries Wlu, tailor, 187 hIacomb.
Rigney Pat, lab, Brady.
Riggs Joseph, family grocer, 251 Jefferson
ave .
Riggs Henry, w J Riggs,
Riley RI, saloon, 6 Brush. ' , '
Riley Jas 13,255 Congress E.
Riley Thonzas, saloon, 77 TVoodb TV.
Riley Dawcl J, machinist, 83 Leverett,
Riley Pat, blacksniitli, IV S Wood.
Riley Thos, blacksmith, shop cor Wayne and
Wooclb W. I,
Riley Allen, listen slippers, 15 Grismold.
Riley James, general blacksmith, 580 Mich
ave IV.
Riley Bernard, ship carpenter, 680 Michigan
ave TV.
Eley John, baker, 580 Micli ave W.
Riley &Iichael, boiler maker, 6 Brush.
Riley James, boiler maker, 77 Russell.
Eingwald Wiu, grocer, 528 Mich ave.
liinschecl John J, car bnilcler, 95 Abbot.
Rinsched 31rs Mary Catherine, rear 95 Ab-
bot.
Riopelle Dominick, real estate, 417 Gratiot.
liiopelle Claudins N, 417 Gratiot.
Eeorden John, mechanic, b Mrs Alvord.
Reorden Jereiuiali, salesman, Boa;rd Win Car
8011.
Reorclan D, lab, 113 Seventh.
Reordall Daniel, lab, 12 Beaul~ien.
Reordan Tinlothy, lab, 309 Atwater E.
Ripley Henry C, grocer &c, Canzpus Martius
r 536 Jeff ave.
RipBa Wiu, iuason, 137 Catherine.
Risbie WI~, colorecl lab, 83 fi1acoilib.
Rischer -, pressinan, 104 Ranclolph.
Risher Silas &I, pressman, Advertiser office,
r 104 Ptancloll~h.
ltisley Rosana, wid of Edmin, 100 Cass ave,
sallle address 276 Nich are TV.
Risley Erastus, engineer, 227 Laf TV.
Ritchinan Charles, blacksniith, 28 Beacon.
Eitter Joseph, coachman, Alderman George
Foote.
Ritter Chas, harness maker, 177 Third.
Rivard i\Iaxim, blacksmith, w 3 I? Johness.
Rivenet Thoilias, mason, rear 69 Fifth.
Roach Daniel, servant, with Mrs J A Austin.
Roach Thomas, carp, 149 First.
Roach F, blacksmith, 83 Labrosse. "
Roach Jas, watchman, r Beech,l30 bet Fifth
and Sixth,
.

Roach Robt,, lab, rear 164 Franklirn. ,
Roach Jas, watchman, 39 Labrosse.
Boascll Henry, lab, Macomb, east end.
Roan Thomas, Eastern Hotel, 10 and 12 Second.
Robar John, lab, 477 Cong E.
Robbins Wallace W, b Russell House.
ROBERTS R E, Sec7y Det Water Co, office
Bates and Larned, r 112 Cong E.
Robert John, cooper, Cherry near Gratiot.
Roberts Horace S, r 40 Adarms ave W.
Roberts, Roe & Henley, plasterers, Randolph
near Gr River E.
koberts & Henley, plasterers, Randolph near
Gratiot.
Roberts -, photograph gallery, 159 Jefferson
Aye.
Boberts J H, photograph artist, residence
Sixth.
Roberts William, photograph artist, 159 Jeff
ave .
Roberts Daniel, pecller, 185 Bastings.
Robert's Washington, cook, 47 Fort 33.
Boberts Clovis, lab, 114 RIaple, same address
63 Orleans.
Roberts Chas, colored, 66 Laf E.
Roberts Miss Mary, teaches, 49 Wowa-rd.
Roberts RTiss Lizzie, teacher, 49 Howard*
Roberts David, pedler, 119 Crogllan.
Roberts Joseph, plasterer, 302 Brush.
Roberts Jolln, real estate, 504 Woodward
ave.
Boberts Michael, grocer and carpenter, Pros
pect.
Roberts Frank, lab, Prospect.
Roberts Geo W, trader, 255 Fifth,
Bobertson R R, oyster depot, 98 71Toodmard
ave.
Robertson Robert, carp, 94 Elizabeth W.
Robertson Wm, machinist, 162 Thompson.
Robertson David W, lab, Clinton, near St
Aubin.
Robertson John, Captain Steamer Forest
Queen.
Robertson Geo, grocer, Gratiot Road, moved
from Russell House Block.
Robertson Geo & Ero, produce merchants, 18
" Mich ave E.
Robertson Robert, blacksmith, 131 Orleans.
Robertson R, carp, 92 Elizabeth W.
Robertson John, accountant, 329 Woodward
ave.
Robinie Henry, plasterer, 197 Rivard.
Roby Geo G, engineer, 341 Clinton.
Robins H, boot n-aker, K L Chapin, b Blindberrys
Hotel.
Robinson Jas, 16 &faconll> ave. -
Robinson Geo IT, w Mrm Robinson.
Robinson @has, colored waiter, 108 Lafayette
E.
Robinson Mrs P C, 125 Park.
Robinson 81; printer, 171 Clifford.
Robinson J B, trav agent, 297 Sixth.
Robinson Leonard A, saddler, 3 Fort W, r 37
Labrosse.
Robinson J cSt Co, liquors, 21 Jeff aye.
Robinson Russell, carp, 228 Fort E.
Robinson Jas, colored, 251 Fort E.
Bobinson Wm, carpenter, Sproat near Casa
ave.
Robinson H IvX, car builder, 22 State.
Robinson C &I, engineer, r 8 State:
Robinson Geo K, sailing master, moved to
279 Fifth.
Robinson @, surveyor, 125 Park.
Robinson C C, coppersmith, 125 Park,
Robinson Erasmus D, 486 Jeff ave.
Robinson Mortimer, colored waiter, 181
blullet.
Robinson Diantha, colored wasberwornan, 315
Macomb.
Robinson William, butcher: 58 Gr River.
Robinson D, brewer, 279 Howard.
Robinson W B, machinist, 23 Seventh.
Robinson James, colored, 251 Fort E. This
man says he is 109 years old ; fought un-
der Gen. Jackson at Mew Orleans, and
under Gen. Wasl~ington at Yorktown, and
generally through the Revolutionary War,
for seven gears, with Col. De Shiel, his
master. He lives with the negress called
" Aunt Saily."
Robinson A M, saddler, 39 Plaker.
Robinson John, coachman, 27 Larned W.
Robinson Eugene, surveyor, 120 Griswold.
Robinson Theodore PI acct, 81 Cong E, r 372
Brush,
Robinson Ellen, 190 Abbot,
Robinsoil Tllouas, fur finisher, 30 Colum-
bia W.
ltobinson C M, fireman. 30 Miami ave.
Robinson Henry M, 22 State,
Robinson Heary S, 22 Siate.
Robinson James J, 22 State.
Robinson Geo. J, 22 State.
ICobinson George R, Trumb~all ave and Ba-
ker.
nobinson John, butcher, 106 Seventh.
Robinson Russell, carp, 271 Larned E,
Robinson Mrs I? I;, teacher, Bishop Union
School.
Ilobinson Miss F, teacher, Bishop Union
School.
Robinson Marsh D, printer, 171 Park.
Robinson -, carp, 149 Congress W.
Robinson Julius, J R & Co, residence 44
Howard
Robinson Thomas, drayman, 266 Michigan
ave W.
Robinson Wm, machinist, 130 Jones.
Robinson James, blacksmith, 248 Third,
Robinson Wm, tobacconist, 245 Second.
Robinson Edward, colored lab, Hastings and
Calhoun.
Robinson Moses, cooper, 7 Jeff ave.
Robinson James, painter, b J Coliison,

100 FARMS OF FORTY ACRES EAGH9
En Emmet Coarnty, Iowa, to be given to Industrious men have
1 fm~g faafliPies and unable to purchase land. A Deed of the Land
given them om oceuyancy of their Farms for three years.
APP~Y to
JAMES DALE JOHNSTON, Agent.
BUILDINGS MOVED 1
I EXPEDITIOUSLY 1
I

SCALES
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DETROIT, - - I
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MICHIG-AN,
SCALES, SAFES AND BANK LOCKS REPAIRED.
SCALES & EXTRA WEIGiHTS,
Warehouse Trucks and Sealed Medeasnres,
FOR SALE.
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Malt Whisky
DISTILLEWIY,
River Side House, on. the River Road,
TWO MILES WEST OF DETROIT.
w 2
The Whiskies Distilled at my Establishn~ent obtained
Diploma and Premium at the Michigan State Fair,
1859. The article is perfectly pure, and, on being
thoroughly known, will eventually supercede all the
common Rectified Whiskies now in use.
This is the only article which private families
should patronize. But up in 5 and 10 gallon packages
s.
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-' Circular.
Addreas orders from the City or Country to
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Late of Broadway, NO 'K.
g~biea' anb 6ertlemeis Boot8 ant %Jjut# ?!Jkt'ue to 8rbt5,
BEPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED,
118 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit.
CORNWELL, BARNES a. GO., "
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
Of every description. Have constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest
wholesale prices, a full and complete stock of
&dium, Demy, Cap, Letter, Note, Bath, Billet9 Printing,
WRAPPING AND ROOFING PAPEBS,
A.LhS6,
Letter Envelopes, Tarred Roofing Paper and
We would respectfully invite buyers from the country or city. to aamine Oar flood# imd
Prices. All goods sold are warranted to be as represented.
CASH pald st all timea for RAG8 and Paper Stock of all khds.

LA-NDS FOR NOTHING! e
THE NORTH OUTGROWS THE SOUTH !
Baf why shontil it? Here are very cogent masons : Industrioue, free born. noble hearted white men
whether born in America, or immigrating from Bur0 e, will not settle in Blave Btates, to endure the del
moralization of mixing in neighborhood mth the bargarism of negro servile labor. but the majority of
whom wonld prefdr to poesess homes in the sunny Bouth everywhere North of the 'Boutl~ern boundary of
North Carolina to the Pacific Ocean, but for the existence of slave labor, and its incompatible contrasts
with the individual industry and free civilization of the Caucasian Races.
T& foilswing facts are recommended to Becessionisls in preference to the MISBOUB~-~RITTRNDEN, OP
my other Compromise Boundary Line whatever :
me total number of holders of one slave was., ...................................................... 68.828
he total number of holders of one and under five ................................................ 105,683
The total numher of holders of five and under ten. ................................................ 80 765
he total ~umbiir of holders of ten and under twent'y... ......................... ?. ................. id595
be total number of holdersof twenty and under fiftv .............................................. q.733
The total nun ber of holders of fifty and under one hm red. ...................................... 6,196
The t,otal number 01 holders of one hundred and under two hundred .............................. 1.479
The total number of holders of t.wo hundred and under three hundred.. ........................... 1%'
The total number of holders of three hundred and under five hu~dred ............................. 56
The total number of holdersofbve hundred and under one thousand ............................. 9
The total number of holders of one thoussand and over.. 2
...........................................
......................
I --
Total number of slaveholders, male and female, in the United States;. 347,$26
prom which it wouldl seem one-fiRh of the properties were in a single slave, and nearly one half in
lees thnn five slaves. Suppose me allow, on an average, five children to each slave holder. There were
then of slnveholders and their children 1,737,025 to be deducted from the white population above mentioned,
leaving 4,484,793 whites in the slave states, who were not owners of slaves, and of course not interested in
slave property, but who are ~uhdued to a condition of poverty and inferiority (in an avowedly free, enlightened
and Republican country), jn consequence of a few negro 'breeding capitalists desiring to make
large sums of n- oney out of the employment of a few thousands or millione of black men doomed to endless
servilo labor. Happy will be the dny for the so-called elave states when they offer to every free white
emigrnnt 160 scree of land as a reward for his settlement upon the sail in a condition of perfect freedom
from all interference I
81a~e Labor is a baneful impediment to the white mnn's Southern aottlement and wealth producing
progress.
Black men are not permytted any ambition even did they have any inherently. They are either primordially,
or by hereditary destiny doomed to inferior positions in these United Btates 1 Equip those who
are free, and send them as harbingers of civiliz~tion to Africa I Even jf every slave were removed from
America ts-morrow, the whole Union would be blessed, and no part of it more than the Southern States
themselves, The slavery of the black ma11 tends to enslave the white man, and begets amongst the owners
and dealers in slaves an idle, demoralized kind of employing, NONDESCRIPT ARXSTOCRAOY, but who are
literally themselves the mere stewards and servants of English and French cotton mill owoers, and dealers
in pigtnil tobacco. - .- -.-
Evepy man's labor Is worth hfs wages! The standard daiIy pay of agricultural laborers should be not
lees than $1, and workmen ~hould faithfully labor for their employers at that figure. The 0011th so called,
north of the southern boundary of Korth Carolinn particnlery, presents a much more inviting region for
~ettlement to the white man than latitudes north of the 36th pnrallel. States within these lines woald increaEe
jn wealth and population full fift Fer cent in a decade, were chey forthwith to empty out their
territor~es of erery slave, no matter st eat depreciation of prices to the Gulf Btatea, where, from the in
, crease of their numbers and more suitable fiejds for, labor, they might be prsfitaly employed-only as an
bremidiable endurance of an univeredly admitted evll.
European. Eastern and Northwestern Arnerlcsn emigrants would rapidly Four into Deleware, Marylend,
Virgillia, b 07th Carolina, Kentucky, Northern Alabama (which ought to be a separate Btate) Tennessee,
and through the whole West within those pa~allels. Buch white emigration will not othirwise
take place, no matter how great may be the induceinents of climate, diesensions jn the confederncy would .
be for ever removed, and our great and beloved Republic would be lasting as the mountains, confirmed in
atrength and unity.
An individual in Detroit. invites one 'hundred families of indnstrlous and moral babits, with such
means as they may gather together, to confederate aod move in the ensuing fdl to CAL~FORNXA or Os~ao~,
where the most prcductive Incds are to be obtained from the Government, and where tho climatc is unsurpassed
for delight and salubrity. The cities of the Unioo are pernicio~lsly crowded with thouaand~ of unproductive
families, who need only guidance and good advice, and who would acquire the happiest personal
independence, and increase tbe wealth of the State and the Union by their Settlement on any of the hrming
lands of the Union, either North, South, Eflst or West, but particulary Southwest.
I shall glndl eommalnicate any information I may obtain to any enquirer, and shall not cease to interest
myself. anball parties who may be concerned, and entertain n hope that Congresa will encourage
by grants of land all colonies of thia character. In this connection I request reference to the advertisebent
of Messrs GEO. H. WHITE & CO., to be found on page 243 of this Directory.
aames Bale 3ohaastoaa.
Compiler and Publisher Detroit City Direotory
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Robinson L A, harness maker, 92 Porter.
Robinson John, butcher, 20 Fort E.
Robinson -, lab, 47 Atwater E.
Robinson Wm, carp, 221 Laf E.
Robinson Matilda, colo'd washerwoman, 166
Laf E.
Robson J, butcher, 66 Columbia W.
Robson Mrs William, 29 Sibley.
Robling Peter, painter, 193 Mullet.
Robois Chas, cooper, 309 Fort E.
Roche Wm, tel operator, Det & Mil In R, 79
Cong E.
Rochford John, grocery, 120 Franklin.
Rochford Michael, servant, 120 Franklin.
Rochford TBonnas, servant, 120 Franklin.
Rock P, lab, 411 Thompson.
Rocket Jas, engineer, 116 Sixth.
Rockal -, head of Riopelle.
Roder Eustacla, carp, 8 Charles.
Rodier Mrs F V L, 92 Clinton.
Ptodier J A, r 46 High.
Rodier Joseph A, salesman, L L Farnsworth.
Rogers Wm B, conductor, b Bagg's Hotel.
Rogers Thomas, saddler, 87 Grand Ptiver.
Etogers Wm, finisher, 164 Porter.
Rogers Mary, wid Patrick, 91. Adams ave-
nue W.
Rogers Blarcus, waiter, 91 Adams ave W.
Rogers Charles, ship carpenter, 266 Lafay-
ette E.
tiRogers -, market pedler, 135 Fort E.
Rogers Mrs R1 3, b h, 56 Wayne.
Rogers Chester, ship carp, 94 Franklin.
Rogers Wid Sarah A, r 55 Abbot.
Rogers M S, auctioneer, Gratiot near An-
toine.
Zogers Mrs, dressmaker, 22 Catherine.
Rogers Thomas, harness maker, 97 Grand
River.
Bogers G, gold leaf manufr, 95 Mich ave W,
moving "
Rogers L, b G River House.
Rogers W H, b Mich Exchange.
Rogers James, acct, b Mrs A Barry.
Rogers Eben 13, atty and coun, office 149
Jeff ave cor Griswold.
Xogers W H, produce merchant, b iliiclligan
Exchange.
Rogerson Cleo, lab, 92 Larned W.
Rohnert Francis, finisher, 212 Russell,
Roland Richard, paiuter, 76 Miami ave.
Roland Peter, sash and blinds inanufi., 351
Laf E.
Iiolbiller Jolm, hodman, 160 &lacoinb.
Roller Nicholas, carp, 113 Macomb.
Rolean -, Jeff ave east end,
Rolfe Alonzo, produce dealer, 20 iIlich are
E, and 8 Georges.
Ralph Alonzo, grocer, 62 Columbus W.
Rollings Elijah, colored, trunk maker, 200
Macomb. .
Roll Eliza Ann, dress maker, 224 Randolph.
Roll P, baker, 72 Fort E.
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Rohns & Eimbach, hardware, 14 Monroe,
ave.
Rolshoven Fred, watches and jewels, 204
Jeff ave, r 291 Fort E.
Romer Adolph, bar tender, 24 Croghan.
Xtomer Samuel, dry goods and groceries, 56
Wayne.
Romans Joseph, servant, with Elisha Taylor, ,
Roman H, carp, 112 Seventh.
Rorner Leo, professor modern language, $8
Congress. -
Romeyn Theo, atty and:coun, office 2, 3 arad
4 Sheldon Block Jeff ave r 115 Port W,
Romeyn Jas IT, w Theo Rorneyn.
Ronald James & Son, grocery, 426 Wood*
bridge W.
Ronald James, grocer, 426 Woodb W
Ronald John, grocer, r 420 Fort W.
Ronan Thady, blacksrnlth, 108 Porter.
Rongier Jeoffry, cooper, TO Rivard.
Roupp Nicholas, brewer, 57 Catherine.
Bood A H, Trowbridge, Chipman & R, 189
Larned E, same address 105 Farmss.
Rooks Thos, brakeman, r 128 Larned W.
Rooks Frederick, groom, with W B Sullt.
van.
Rooney Jolln, hackman, Trowbridge ninth,
Ward.
Booney Jas, lab, 550 Mich ave.
Roonsy John, hackman, 68 Trowbridge.
Root -, tailor, 86 St Lawrence.
ROOT CHAS, b Russell House, Smith, R ~ot
& Parsons.
Rorick Ferdinand, blacksnlith, 65 Mullet,
Rothe Mizeothe, cooper, Mullet, near Rail
Road.
Rothenberg Harman, har maker, w Henry
Duncan.
Rosa Christopher, tailor, James near Or.
leans.
Rosa Charles, laborer, Whitney near An.*
toine.
Roschtuscher Joseph, lab, Cong E.
Roscoe Blichael, plasterer, 64 Orleans.
Roscoe Francis, car builder, 329 Franklin.
Rose Henry, sailor, 186 Howard.
Rose Paul, lab, Dubois.
Rose Mrs Bridget, moving to Third bet Mi&
ave and Lewis.
Rose Eliza, Wid of Wm, 371 Gratiot.
Rose-John, saloon, 67 Jeff ave.
Rose Melissa, teacher, Bp Union School.
Rose Geo W, 11 I? Baldmin & Co, res I3 P
Baldwin.
Rose Henry, sailor, 15 Labrosse.
Rose Leri C, physician, 27 Laf E.
Rose John, saloon, 58 Atw E.
Rosear Frank, carp, 153 Croghan.
Roas Philip, lab, 252 Mullet.
Roote Minrod, cooper, Dequindre and Mul.
let.
Root Henry E, varnisher, 316 Mullet,
Rood Ezra, 54 Larned W

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Roper Arthur, acct, b Mrs Barry.
Booney Chas, omnibus agt, r 3 Abbot.
Rosebeek &IIatthias, lab, 337 Fort 33.
Bosebeek Henry, lab, 287 Fort E.
Roselle Augustus, sailor, 62 Pine.
Rosenberg Henry, pedler, 161 Columbia E.
Bosenfield I, tobacconist, 105 Jeff ave,
Rosey Christ, tailor, r Lasalle ave.
Rosier Frank, salesman, L Barie.
Bosier Francis, salesman, r 83 Congress Ej
same address 76 Beaubien.
'Rosrnan Samuel J, machinist, 285 Fort E.
Ross Daniel A, lath and shingles, PO2 Grand
Rives, r 70 Eighth.
Ross & McEntee, law office, Rotunda, Griswold.
Boss James B, atty, R & RlcEntee, res 26
Macomb ave.
Ross James E, saddler, w Bayden 2nd Baldwin,
r 112 Farmer.
31055 JAMES rSs CO, house and steamboat
plumbers and gas fitters, 38 Woodm ave
below Jeff ave. See ndsp 139.
Ross James, J Ross & Co. r 94 Eliqabeth E,
Ross Antoine, lab,Riopelle near Macomb.
Ross William, painter, Woodbridge near
Third.
Boss ~aniel, lumberman, St Aubh ave near
Woodbridge.
Ross J M, railroad conductor, b Michigan
Xxc'nctnge.
Boss J, saddler, b Rail Road Hotel.
ROSS & KRAMER, plumbers and gas fitters,
17 Congress E. 8ee ad~p 82.
Boss S H, r 144 Adams ave E.
Ross Cleo, lab, 297 Laf W.
Boss Franklin D, agent for the Free Press,
207 Second,
Ross E H, R & Kramer, r 209 Second.
Ross Alex, tavern keeper, 29 Jeff aye, move
Ross Wid Julia, 13 Farmer.
ROBS D A, grocer, 163 Gratiof.
Boss D K-, w E T Harris.
itsssen Thos, 169 Second.
Rossenberger M, tailor, 103 Gr ~iver.
Bossetter Boaz, machinist, Congress E.
Rosseau Isaiah, lab, 296 Mullet.
'1Etosseau Nector, lab, 295 Mullet.
jteosseau Chas, printer, 295 Mullet.
Rossean Thos, 295 Mullet.
Rosseau Margaret, wid, 365 Beaubien.
Rosseau Mary, wid of Joseph, 295 Mullet.
Bossman Thos I?, milkman, 86 Laf W.
Rota John, pedler, 209 Riopelle.
Rotta Minrood, cooper, 315 Orleans.
Both John, blacksmith, 113 High.
Both Sarah, 136 Laf E.
Roth aeo M, tailor, 138 Laf E.
Bothschild &. Bra, cigars, tobacco &c, 231
Jeff ave.
aothschild Seigman, cigar manufr, 164
Congress E.
a~thschild Frist, cigar manufr, 167 Congress
E.
Rotunda Building, Griswold near Jefferson
ave .
Rourk Thos, drayman, 121 Jones,
Rourk Garret, shoemaker, 201 Fifth.
Rourk Pat, lab, rear 135 Fort E.
Rourk Tbos, drayman, Whiting near Fort.
Rourke Wm, lab, 95 Plum.
Rouser Jacob, tin smith, 28 Silver.
Rouse John, shoemaker, 501 Gratiot.
Rowan Thomas, colored sailor, b James Van
Sauk.
Roman Wm, lab, 592 River Road.
Rowe Chas, r 35 Sibley.
Rowe Chas, boot and shoe maker, Washington
ave and Clifford.
Rowe W M, grocer, 221 Mich ave W.
Rowe Geo, shoemaker, b M Trey.
Rowe Henry, coachman, w N P Stewart.
Rowe Wm, grocer, 52 George.
Rowen C, painter, 117 Seventh.
Rowland Wm, machinist, 91 Larned E.
Rowland Richard, painter, 10 Macomb ave.
Rowley N B, sealer weights and measures,
moved to 64 Columbia W.
Rowley N B, scales depot, 10 Woodb E.
Rowley H E, furniture dealer and auc, 131
Woodw ave, r 24 Madison ave.
Rowson & Davis, groceries and fruits, 109
Mich ave W, Rowson leaving.
Roycroft J, lab, I55 Porter. .
Roys James A, book seller, 55 Griswold cor.
Larned, r 98 Howard. I.
Rual Wm, lab, 95 Brush.
Rual Nicholas, cooper, 67 Elizabeth E,
Ruehle J V, chandler, Gtratiot near Randolph.
Ruchar Carl, stone cutter, 165 Laf E.
Ruchle Fred, grocer, 70 Russell and 246
Fort E.
Rucker William A, K & Rucker, b Russell
. House.
Rudolph Benj A, physician, office and r 144
Randolph.
Rudolph Chas F, professor music, 133 Con-
gress E.
Ruelle Edward, painter, 22 Catherine.
Ruebelman Eli, brewer, 262 Russell.
Buebelman A, w Henry Wineg.
Ruhlander A C, salesman, 59 Cong W.
Ruhl Jacob, woodsawyer, 266 Beaubien,
Ruhl John, stone c~ztter, 62 High E.
Ruiverman Henry, blacksmith. 260 Macomb.
Rulle Alex, sailor, 285 Franklin.
Rumney 11' E', saddles and harness. moved
to Woodm ave, res 381 Jeff ave, appointed
Deputy Sheriff.
Rumney R & J, lumber dealers, 154 Woodw
ave.
Rumney John, lumber merchant, residence
45 High.
Runge John, shoemaker, 336 Hastsings.
Runkel Philip, stone cutter, 115 Laf E.
Ruoff Chas, saloon, 117 Griswold.
Ruoff Aug~zstus, saloon, 32 Monroe aye.

Ruoff Henry, shoemaker, 172 Fort E.
Ruoff Henry, hodman, 79 Chesnut.
Rupert A, woodsawyer, Crawford nr hlarcy.
Rusac Wm, shoemaker, 94 G River,
Rusac Wm, shoernaker, 235 High.
Rush Michael, furrier, w P Buhl & Co, r 180
Congress E.
Rusk Wm & Co, boots and shoes, 104 Jeff
avo.
Rusk Wm, shoemaker, a94 G: River.
Russ Antoine, hodman, 241 High.
RUSSELL GEO B, Lake Sup Iron Co &c,
office foot Woodward avenue, res 366 Jeff
ave.
Russell Alfred, Walker & R, residence 186
Howard.
Russell House Hotel, Campus Martius,
Woodw ave.
Russell Qeo P, atty, Newberry P & Russell,
office 13 Rotunda, r Russell House.
Russell R, Whiting near Railway.
Russell Wm, carpenter, Y aton's Alley near
Gratiot. .
Russell Wrm, laborer, Cherry E, near Louis
Koster.
Russell S J, teacher, Capitol School.
Russell Miss F M, teacher, Capitol School.
Russell (9t Altman, fur dealers, Woodw ave,
and Mich ave W.
Russell Isaac, col lab, 130 Macomb.
Rust E S, printer, 104 Randolph.
Rust Christopher, lab, 311 Clinton.
Rust Chas, lab, 311 Clinton.
Rutson Wm, gardener, bfoffat.
Ruter Fred, brewer, 266 Mullet.
Rutson Fred, salesman, 287 Jefferson ave,
moving.
Rutson Wm, produce dealer, 287 Jeff ave,
moving.
Ruvel Philip, lab, Chesnnt near Orleans.
Ryan Martin, uphol, 51 Riopelle.
Ryan Pat, lab, 188 Congress E.
Ryan James, pedler, 188 Cong E.
Ryan Job, lab, 74 Laf E.
Ryan John, lab, 27 Croghan.
Ryan IbIartin, lab, 27 Croghan.
Ryan J 5, hardware agent and pawn broker,
189 Jeff ave, r 8 Laf W.
Ryan Pat, servant, w C 0 Flynne.
Ryan James, grocer, Gr River and Macomb
ave.
Ryan Mary, grocer, 188 Sixth.
Ryan Thos, sailor, 114 Abbot.
Ryan Pat, lab, 189 Franklin.
Ryan Michael, lab, 156 Franklin,
Ryan Dennis, lab, 110 Woodb E.
Byan Pat, lab, 189 Franklin.
Ryan James: lab, 179 Franklin.
Ryan Wm, carp and grocer, 198 Sixth.
Ryan Philip, lab, 171 Fifth.
Ryan Wid of John, 122 Beech.
Ryan Thos, lab, 122 Beech.
Ryan Wm, porter, 170 Fifth.
Rya~ John, 44 Spencer
Ryan Henry, pedler, 100 Mich ave W.
Byan John, lab, 14 Palmer moving,
Ryan Mary, Eighth and Abbot,
Ryan Thos, lab, Trombley.
Ryan Joseph, butcher, 111 Adams ave E.
Ryan James, grocer, 82 Adams ave W,
Ryan Daniel, baker, 49 Larned W.
Ryan Edward, melter, 225 Mullet.
Byan Wm C, tin and copper smith, 45 Park
Place.
Ryan Timothy, 108 Griswold.
Ryan Thos R, steward, Baggb Hotel.
Ryan Thos, ship carp, 179 Franklin.
Ryan Pat, sailor, 179 Franklin.
Ryan James, sailor, 22 Hastings.
Ryan Wid Mary, 22 Mastings.
Ryan Richard, drayman, alley off Third,
Porter and Abbot.
Ryan Edward, melter, 68 Abbot, moved from
Mullet.
Ryan Chas, merchant tailor,. 9 Jeff ave.
Ryan Thomas, steward, Baggs Hotel, r 102
Larned W.
Ryan Johrl, lab, 15 Griswold.
Ryan Martin, coachman, w Milton Frost.
Ryder Geo W, finisher, 149 Abbot,
Ryder John, lab, 42 Marion.
Ryder Redmond S, Capt Steamer Mineral
Rock.
Ryder Geo H, Captain Steamer Marquette.
Ryder Wm F, clerk, 25 Abbot.
Ryder Chas, salesman, 86 Gratiot.
Ryder G W, machinist, 287 Sixth.
Ryder R S, captain mineral rock, 13 Colnm.
bia.
Ryder Geo, capt Steamer Gen Taylor, 272
Fifth
Eyer -, blacksmith, 291 Croghan.
Rym Mrs 3,157 Beech.
Bodier Noel, 92 Clinton.
Rodsell Rudolph, tailor, 268 Laf E.
Roe Beo, butcher, 620 Woodb W.
Roe Charles, boot maker, 31 Washington
ave.
Eoe Wm, 255 Brush.
Roehln Robt J F, jeweler, w Geo Doty, r 19
Mechanic.
Roehm Hermon, accountant, m B B & W R
Noyes.
Roehm Julius, salesnian, w T J Noyes,
Roeder Henry, carp, 397 Laf E.
Roeser Gunther, butcher, 280 Laf E.
Roeter John, harness maker, with Hayden &
Bald win,
S
Sabine Wm C, salesman, L L Farnsworth, r
28 Henry.
Sabine Orrin T, acct, 69 Fifth.
Sabine J E, saddler, Grand River, res 62
Columbia.

Sabine Alfred, Noble & S, res 54 Adams
Are.
Sabin 0 T. acct, w 0 C Thompson,
Sackett Henry E, laborer, Atwater near St
Aubin.
8acks Peter, lab, Fulton and Crawford.
Sackmeyer David, lab, Clinton and Rivard.
Sacbann Adolph, cupper and bleeder, 56
Mich ave E, r 219 Laf E.
Sackmann Theodore, carpenter, 103 Layfayette
E.
Sackrider Joseph, shoemaker, 21 Clay.
Sadler Michael, lab, Wight.
Safford M D, fruits cider liquor &c, 134 Jcff
ave, r 11 Columbia W.
Safford J K, farmer, 251 Thompson.
$afford & Delann, millers, corn mills, 39
Woodb E.
Safford Chas L, S & D, r 144 Larned E.
Safford J, carp, 490 Woodb W.
Safford Chas H, acct. 144 Li3rned.E.
Sage Chas, lab, Dubois,
Sago Chas, lab, Dubois:
Sage Michael, 202 Mullet.
Sage Oliver F, money lender, office 8 Larn
W, r 29 Gr River.
Sage Chas, watchman, 25 Eighth.
Sageman Maryann, wid Stephen, 43 Eliza
E, same address 51 Henry.
Sagur Authony, pedler, 26 Brush.
Sagur Anthony, tailor, 22 Fort E.
Sagermaiester Michael, teamster, North nr
Gratiot.
Saidy Chas, watchman, 196 Mullet.
Sair Anthony, lab, Elm.
Salamon Harris, grocer, 233 Eaf E,
Sales Wm, tln and copper smith, 5 Mich ave
W.
Salliet Augustus, grocer, 164 Gratiot.
Salter Volney, bar tender, w R T Bush.
Salter Marvin, grocer, 198 and 200 Randolph.
Salter Chas H, grocer, 200 Randolph.
Salter Wm H, merchant, b Farmers' Hotel.
Salter & McDonald, grocers, 200 Randolph.
Saltzer Simon, bricklayer, near Dequindre.
Sanborn Peter B, salesman, 15 John R.
Sands John, painter, 172 Howard.
Sands Robt, saloon, 58 Michigan ave E, r 56
Wayne.
Sanders Miss C, teacher, Eighth Ward Union
School.
Sanaers James, railway clerk, 13 Romland.
Sanders Geo, stone yard and stone cutting,
Mich ave and Wayne.
Sanders Oliver, col, lab. 100 Clinton.
Sandelands Wm, clerk, Det & Mil R R, 79
Cong E.
Sandeland TVm, b 88 Larned E.
Sanderson Walter, salesman, P C Gray, r
290 Randolph.
Sandmann C, flower maker, 113 Croghan.
Sandmann - , blacksmith, 113 Croghan,
Sandman Charle~, blacksmith, 62 Grand
River.
SANFORD TI acct, 96 Baker,
SANGER CASPAR, leather dealer, Who1 &
Retail, 28 Monroe ave, res 387 Catherine,
See adv p 203.
Sanger Casper Bf, Catherine bet Dequindre
and St Aalbin.
Sanger Fred, grocer, 191 Macomb.
Sanger John A, notary public, 230 Antoine.
Sanger Fred, market pedler, 104 Macomb,
Sanger Fred, turner, 244 Russell.
Sanger H K, cashier, Mich Insnrance Bank,
res 119 F3rt W.
Sanger If P, r H K Sanger.
Sanger A, tanner, Gratiot at Toll Gate.
Santon Wm, lab, 158 Second.
Sarel A B, lab, Chane.
Sargent Laban A, drover, 3 Brush.
Sartwell Geo B, acct, A H Dey, r 320 Jeff
ave .
Satchel James, Henderson & Satchel, 220
Cong, moved from city.
Sasher Chas, machinist, '75 Franklin.
Saslar J, 135 Fifth.
Sauner Prank, bricklayer, 279 Mullet.
Sauner Frank, laborer, 79 Chesnut.
Saunders Bhineas, engineer, steamer Bay
City.
Saunders James, clerk, 95 Washington ave.
Saunder Lewis, silver smith, with George
Doty.
Saunders Wm, printer, 245 Michigan ave.
W.
Saunders Wm, printer, 138 Cong E.
Saunders Clara, 12 High.
Saunders Geo, stone yard and stone cutting, .
Mich ave and Wayne.
Saunders @has, stone cutter, 83 Cong E.
Saunders Henry, mail agent, 164 Laf W,
Saunders Wm, printer, Detroit Advertiser
Office.
Savercool Matthias, carp, 56 Macomb ave.
Savercool Matthias, 85 Howard.
Savercsol Samuel, contractor, 285 Fort E,
same address 90 BIich ave TV.
Savage Dan, lab, 107 Franklin
Savry blrs Mary, 298 &fich ave.
Savings' Fund Institute, 66 Gris~oid.
Savnack wid of Chas, 432 Woodb W.
Sawyer Lernuel, express messenger, 69
Mowa.rd.
Samart Ernest, shoemaker, 256 Brusll.
Sasbey Wm, salesman, 17 Wash ave.
Saxbey Wm, salesman, w Xansom Gardner,
r 52 Adalns avenue W. same ahdress at
171 Clifford.
Sayles Mrs Phebe, 210 Second.
Scally BIichael, lab, 193 Third.
Scally Caspar, lab, rear of 287 Clinton.
Scally wid Mary, 115 Maple E.
Scammadon James, horse shoer, 42 Larned
E, b Franklin House.
Scammadon Thos, watchman, 18 Fort E.

Scanlon P G, pedler. 203 Fifth.
Scanlon Jeremiah, overseer, 98 Porter.
Scanlon Michael, lab, 98 Porter.
Scanlon Mrs C, 85 Eighth.
Scanlon John, Duncan's Brewery, res 58
Congress W,
Scanlon John, 23 Abbot.
Scanlon Pat, pedler, 39 Labrosse.
Swnlon P, lab, 446 Woodb W,
Scanlan P, lab, Trowbridge.
Scanlon Bridget, washerwoman, 14 Clinton.
Scanlon John, news vender, 14 Clinton,
Scanlon Michael, news pedler, 14 Clinton.
Scat James, moving, address not known.
Scattergood Theo, salesman, w Ferdinand
Walker.
Scehlar Michael, drayman, 51 Columbia E.
Schackleton Richard, acct, 204 Randolph.
Schader R, carp, 145 Beech.
Schaffer Joseph, teamster, bet Russell and
Prospect.
Schaffer John, carriage maker, 226 Clinton.
Schaffer Henry, tailor, 225 Croghan.
Schaffer John, lab, 166 Macomb.
Schaffer Wm S, r Fourth.
Schaffer John, architect, 156,Jeff ave, r 218
Croghan.
Schaffer Nicholas, carp, 108 Elizabeth E.
Schaffer Louis, teamster, 79 Abbot.
.Schaffer Matthias, drayman, 14 Porter.
Schaaf Michael, lab, Rail Road.
Schadow Susan, wid Russell north end,
Schagnon Lewis, 135 Fort E.
Schaale H, butcher, Jeff ave.
Schaale Adolph, butcher, 116 Clinton.
Schan Joseph, watchman, Macomb.
Schan Frank, carp, Macomb.
Schanck Christopher, lab, Macomb.
Schanz M, shoemaker, 140 Woodw ave.
Schane Mic5ae1, shoemaker, 6 State.
Schaale Adolph, butcher, 210 Orleans,
Schatzlein Sebastian, 66 Clinton.
Schavle Fred, beer pedler, 340 Orleans.
Scheffers Augusta, 227 Beaubien.
Schehr Adam, tanner, 182 Catherine.
Schelir John, tanner, 182 Catherine
Schelbe Bug, grocer, 410 Gr River.
Scheldenbralld Joseph, box maker, 248
Catherine,
Scheldenbrand Mag, \%-id of Joseph, 2-48
Catherine.
Sclieffiel C, slioemaker, 302 Thompson.
Scheffele Jacob, carp, 250 Russell.
Scheffler Fred, brewer, 57 Catherine.
Schevele Martin, butcher, I05 Catherine.
Scheimrner Illartin, llodman, Hastings and
Calhoun.
Scheibeck John, painter, 120 High E.
Scheit Catherine, washerwoman, 151 Clinton.
Scheiner Ellen, wid of John, 230 Itussell.
Scheanher Nicholas, carp, Dequindre.
Schere Arnold, stone cutter. 150 Laf E.
Scheere Christian, carpenter, Whiting near
Antoine.
Scheer Michael, carpenter, 100 Adlams
avo E,
Scheer A, finisher, 54 Whiting, '7
Scherer & Co, fancy goods, 205 Jefferson
ave.
Scherer Nicholas, teacher catholic church,
cor Orleans and Jay.
Scherer Michael, carpenter, 100 Adarns
ave E.
Scherer John Conrad, phys and apothecary,
39 Mlch ave E.
Scherer & Brede, dry goods, 34 Monroe
ave.
Scherer John, 8 & Brede, 34 Monroe am.
Scherer Fred, butcher, 18 Dequindre.
Scherfer 4nthony. plumber, Hastings near
Gratiot.
gchildbach Wm, tailor, 110 Croghan.
Schildbach Mrs. midwife, 170 Croghan.
Schiller Michael, 862 Woodb, E.
Schieber A, shoemaker, Ann near Seventh.
Schier Michael, 100 Adams ave E.
Schire John, tanner, 111 High.
Schire L, lab. 377 Port E.
Schimke Christ, wagon maker, 85 Rivard.
Schimmel Louis, furrier, w F Buhl& Co, res
176 Fort E.
Scl~lag Jacob, wagon maker, 452 Seventh.
Schlagert Jacob, bar tender, b 112 Randolph.
Schleigh Carl, carpenter, High near Prospect.
Schleiger Xavier, tailor and clothes cleaner,
200 Jeff ave.
Schleiger Ludwig, shoemaker, 200 Jefferson
avenue.
Schloss & Bro, merch clothiers 141 Jeff
avenue.
Schloss Seligman, Schloss & Bro, res 132
Congress E.
Schloss E & S, clothiers, 71 Jeff ave.
Schlof H, lab, 214 Seventh.
Schlogenhoff F, shoemaker, 65 Thompson.
Schlessenger Wolf, yedler, 82 Fort E.
Schlessenger Emanuel, rectifier, 215 Rastings.
Schluch Martin, teamster, 408 Gratiot.
Schlit Henry, potter, b M Autretsch.
Schlitt Conrad, market pedler, 103 Brush. 1:
Schlitt John, tailor, 140 Mullet.
Schmidt G & Co, agent for Ger Ocean Packets,
ofice Merrill Block.
Schmidt Peter, chandler, 65 Croghan.
Schmidt John H, 114 Macomb.
Schniidt Frank, butcher, 140 Macomb.
dcbmidt Peter, mason, Orleans near Mzcomb,
Schmidt Aug, carp, Macomb.
Schmidt Geo, billiard table maker, 64 Randolph.
Schmidt Peter, nnason, 50 Fort E.
Schmidt Mr, farmer, Hastings north end.
Schmidt C, plasterer, 477 Gratiot.
Schmidt John, cabinet maker, 106 Maple.

Schmidt John, 390 Croghan.
Schmldt Chas Herman, furrier, 197 Croghan.
Schmidt Joseph, lab, 308 Croghan.
Schmidt Kaspar, butcher, 154 Fort E.
Schmidt Wm, printer, 381 Woodb E.
Schmidt John, lab, 185 Russell.
Schmidt John H, cigar maker, 303 Antoine.
Schmidt John, printer, 316 Antoime.
Schmidt Chas, butcher, 29 Prospect.
Schmidt Louis, carp, 88 St Lamrence.
Schmidt Margaret. washerwoman, 223 Columbia
E.
Schmidt Peter, fireman, 223 Columbia E.
Schmidt P, laborer, Whiting near Michigan
avenue.
Schmidt John, lab, Trowbridge near Rail
1 Road.
Schmid Peter, lab, Labrosse near Thompson.
Schmidt John, wagon maker, Mich ave near
Seventh,
Schmidt John M, lab, 252 Franklin.
Schmidt Henry, saloon, 21 Abbot, moving to
558 River.
Schmitt -. John G, tobacconist, 168 Adams
ave E.-
Schmittdiel John By grocer, 90 Fort E.
Schmittdiel Peter, 66 Waterloo.
Schmittdiel H, shoemaker, 144 Eighth.
Schmied Fred, butcher, 105 Catherine.
+
Schmieding Amelia, widow of Eratz, 104
Russell. @
Schmitker Sophia, wid of Henry, 276 Beaubierm,
Schnor Francis, tailor, 290 Macomb.
Schnorr Frank, cutter, r Maple.
Schnor Francis, tailor, 36 Dequindre.
Schnoring Julius, baker, r 194 Beaubien.
Schneider Augustus, tailor, with Charles
Ryan.",
Schneider Gertrude, widow of Joseph, 108
Macomb.
Schneider Wid, alley off Brush bet Fort and
Congress.
Schneider Wid Marion, 209 Eaf E.
Schneider John, porter, Campbell & Lim,
Schneider Fred, lab, 85 Chesnut.
Schneiper John, hotel keeper, 325 Franklin.
Schneider Joseph, cooper, 359 Chesnut.
Schneider Mahlina, widow of John, 138
&I aple.
Schneider John, lab, Mich Esehange.
Schneidar Charlotte, sewing, 1'73 High.
Schneider Peter, dairy man, 244 Brush.
Schneider Richard, varnisher, 173 High.
Sahneider Frederick, acct'nt, 244 Brush.
Schneider Daniel, cabinet maker, Brewster.
Schneider John, gardener, 226 Columbia E,
Schneider Wm, carp, 412 Beaubien.
Schneider A, lab, 390 Woodb W.
Schneider Joseph, lab, Dequindre,
Schneider Sebastian, packer, 226 Colnnlbia
E.
Schneider Jacob, lab, Calhoun.
-
Schneider Rev -, ger meth, pres elder, 243
Brush.
Schneider Stephen, carp, 148 Rlullet.
Schneider A, tailor, Lafontaine near Ches-
nut.
Schnyderhines John, carp, Larned E.
Schoamer Nicholas, grocer, Clinton.
Schoenfelder A, barber shop, 65 Atmater E.
Schoenhar John, Waterloo.
School of Christian Brothers, 248 boys, An-
toine, bet Croghan and Laf.
School of Christian Brothers, 1'12 Porter.
School of Christian Brothers, French & Eng-
lish, 45 Larned E.
School Fourth Ward Public, 182 Fort E.
School Barstom Union, cor Orleans and Lar-
ned.
School Public, Trowbridge, north of Fort,
School The Public High, Miami ave.
School The 5th Werd Union, Grand River,
near Cherry.
School The 8th Ward Union, Sixth near Ab-
bot.
School Locust st Prim., Locust & Sixth.
School First st, near Larned.
School The Capitol Union, G~ismold and
State.
School on George, near Park.
School Grand River, neqr Thompson.
School Lafontaine, South of Michigan av-
enue.
School Woodward ave, near Toll Gate.
Schober Fred A, compositor, res 205 Lar-
ned E,
Schober Augustus, compositor, 205 Larned
East.
Schoeber A, milkman, Gr River, near Thomp-
son.
Scholes Jas, finisher, 17 Napoleon.
Schonher Christopher, saloon, 424 Orleans.
Schonacker H, piano manuf, 61 Larned E, r
18 Laf E.
Schonacker John E, with H Schonacker.
Schotler John, tailor, 1'76 Laf E.
Schoots Francis, painter, 193 High.
Schosow Frederick, laborer, 409 Franklin.
Schorppe Henry, saloon. 175 Croghan.
Schockman Anthony, laborer, 269 Blullet.
Scllrack 'CValter, stone cutter, 315 Fort 33.
Schraver Bernard, stone cutter, 132 Cath-
erine.
Schriber Qeo, tobaconist, 106 Beaubien.
Schroeder Henry, tinsmith, w Chas Busch.
Schroeder Rev Andrew, German Presbyteri-
an, 204 Rlullet.
Schroeder John C, flag layer, 243 Laf E.
Schroeder Edward, physician & surgeon, 119
Croghan.
Schroeder Chas, shoemaker, 218 Macomb.
Schroeder Christian, shoemaker, 218 Mac-
omb,
Schroeder Carl, lab, 276 Macomb.
Schroeder Jolm, warehouseman, 11 Porter.

I
Schroeder Henry, tin smith, Cherry E.
Schroeder John, boots and clothing, 251
Gratiot.
Schroeder Henry, boots and' clothing, 251
Gratiot.
Schroeder Wm, carp, 12 Jay.
Schroeder Carl, lab, Clinton near Dubois.
Schroeder John, warehouseman, (3 C Jones.
Schraeder Ferdinand, lab, Chesnuf.
Schraeder Henry, 230 Maple.
Schrave Bernard, stone cutter, 132 Catherine.
Schram Fred E, tailor, with Rasch g& Bernart
Schriber James, tobacconist, 106 Congress
East.
Schrivles John F, carp, 110 Clinton.
Schulbeck John, pajnter, 120 High E.
Schulze Fred shoemaker, 333 Laf E.
Schumm C E, 89 Labrosse.
Schum Charles, baggage man, residence 168
Sixth.
Schucard Otto, merchant, 193 Fort E.
Schucarman S A, pedler, 132 Laf E..
Schucknel Nial, chandler, 65 Croghan.
Schugenet John, lab, moving to Maple near
Dequindre.
Schuler Joseph, butcher, 388 Hastings.
Schuler Widow, 259 Clinton.
Schuler George, watchmaker. res 98 Beaubien.
Schuler Joseph, Sutcher, Whiting near Antoine.
Schuler Geo, watchmaker and jeweller, 160
Jeff ave.
Schulmeyer Peter, baker, Riopelle near Gratiot.
Schulmeyer Peter, 238 Russell.
Schulrneyer Andrew, baejier, 238 Bussell.
Schnitz Christian, pound keeper, 7th Ward,
400 Gratiot.
Schulte Francis, shoemaker, north cor Dequindre.
Schulte Anthony, carp, 497 Gratiot.
Schulte Toeodore, carpen, Dequindre near
Chesnut.
Schulte Francis, 152 Laf E.
Schulte Francis Jr, cigar maker, 152 Lafayette
E.
Schulte Ludwig, farmer, North.
Schulte Ludwig Jr, farmer, North.
Schulte Frederick, bricklayer, Mullet, near
Dubois.
Schultes Hans, Orleans.
Schulte John, shoemaker, 175 Russell.
Schulte Louis, 66 Clinton.
Schulte Caspar, carp, 98 Macomb.
Sclulte Anthony, grocer, 88 Macomb.
Schulte Peter, grocer, 140 Catherine, and 192
BIacomb.
Schulte John, carp, 140 Catherine.
Schulte Frank, ashes pedler, 140 Catherine.
Schulte Joseph, chandler, 201 Mullet.
Schulte John, tailor, 248 Mullet.
Schulte John Peter, shoemaker, 181 Hasting~,
Schulte Anthony, chandler, residence 241
Clinton.
Schulte John, 464 Clinton.
Schultes Wm, marble worker, 160 Elizabath
East.
Schults Chas, salesman, 202 Randolph.
Schultles Zoseph, 132 Macomb.
Schulze Charles, bar keeper, 1 Jeff ave. .
8chulz C, lab, Whiting near Fort.
Schultz Jacob, baker, 127 Rivard.
Schultz Adolph, carp, 83 Croghan.
Schultz Jacob, baker, 114 Fort E.
Schultz Aug, carp, 243 Rivard,
Schultz C, gardener, corner Mary and Seventh.
Schr~ltz Adam, saloon, moved to 106 Mich
ave W, from Second & Birch.
Schulze Fred, shoemaker, 304 Orleans.
Schulz Fred, mason, 255 Clinton.
Xchulenburg C has, bill'rd table maker, and
saloon, 62 & 64 Randolph.
Schubert John, blacksmith, Larned E.
Schutt Geo, miller, 156 Mullet.
Schustar John Peter, Clinton near Rivard..
Schuttheis Wm, marble worker, cor Bates &
Mich ave.
Schumer Matthias, tailor, 97 Bates.
Schumer Bernard, tailor, 97 Bates.
Schuman Jas, planer, Dequindre near Crawford.
Schuyler Jag, b Howard House.
Schutts Martin V, clerk, board Blindberry's
Hotel.
Schumacher Matthew, shoemaker, 65 Croghan.
Schwab R,Iartin, stone cutter, w Bulman &
Vesey.
Schwash Francis, carp, 328 Macomb.
Schwartze Jacob, tailor, 166 Elizabeth E.
Schwartze Chas, fancy goods, 219 Jefferson
ave.
Schwarz John, cabinet maker, 258 Rlacomb.
Schwartz C, carp, Seventh near Irving.
Schwarz - , lab, 558 River.
Schwartz Frank, carp, 259 Clinton.
Schwarz Charles, fancy goods, res 286 Congress.
Swarz John, lab, 156 Clinton.
Schwarz John, lab, 171 Maple.
Schwedt Wm, billiard makes, w C Schulenburg.
Schweiger Michael, carp, 304 Macomb.
Schweikhard Walter, stone cutter, with Bulman
& Vesey.
Schwenck Geo, carp, 154 High.
Schwenck John, shoemaker, 26 Grand River.
Schwenck John, carpenter, 390 Croghan.
Schweezer Godfried, 322 Croghan.
Schweeger Caspar, carp, cor Macomb & Dequindre.
Schwein Wm, 270 Beaubien.

8chn~elinfurth Rev John, pastor of Ger Meth Scovill A J, carp, 68 Eighth.
Church, 57 Croghan.
Scovel John B, phy & surgeon, 208 Jeff ave,
Schwreger Mat, carp, cor Macomb and De- r 110 Antoine. D
quindre.
Scovel Orlando, brakesman, board Bagg's
Schwreger Michael, carp, cor Macomb and Hotel.
Dequindre,
Scovel Tunis, baggagemaster, 159 Abbot.
Schwinden T, carriage trimmer, 296 Frank- SCOVIL H M, mail agent, Detroit Post
lin,
Office
Schwink John, shoemaker, w Stuart & Pat- SCRIPPS JAS E, com Ed Det Advertiser, r
terson.
212 Jeff ave.
Schmier Geo, wine and beer hall, Fort, be- Scriber George W, tobacconist, 130 Randlow
Campau.
olph.
Schwindenmann Mar tin, shoemaker, 248 Scmnage William, col'd, blacksmith, w R
Mullet.
E Waltham.
Schybeck John, painter, 239 Macomb. Scranton Myron W, Steam Boat agent, r 98
SCOTT WILLIAM, civil engineer, office 50 Larned E.
Grisw, see adu't, page 77.
Scubert Benry, shoemaker, 255 Antoine.
Scott George W, baggageman, '11 Macomb Scuddgr Frank, lab, 195-Adams ave E.
ave.
Scullin Pat, lab, Jeff ave.
Scott Mrs L, dressmaker, 55 Michigan ave Scullen Pat, bllacksmith, Marquette.
East.
Scullner G, butcher, 556 Woodb W.
Scott Jas, 256 Clinton, moving.
Sculley John, lab, 101 Seventh.
Scott Geo H, (being relieved,) U S light- Sculley Henry, moulder, 128 Fourth.
house inspec'r, 149 Congress.
Scully John, 66 Abbot.
SCOTT J P Rev, pastor Laf st Church, r 163 Scully Lawrence, lab, 66 Abbot.
Howard.
Scully Jerry, lab, 66 Abbot.
Scott Kalsley, accountant w Elliott & Dem- Sculto Gasper, 138 Croghan.
ming.
Seapart Peter, lab, 348 Orleans.
Scott Gluard Armory, 120 Griswold.
Seapart Augustus, saddler, 171 r~iacornb.
Scott Andrew, paver, 136 Michigan ave W. Seapart John, shoemaker, 171 Macomb.
SCOTT V J, ban'r & foreign exchange, r cor Seabrook Maynard, saloon, 26 Beaubien.
Columbia and Brush.
Searles D, furrier, Lafayette, near Mil Rail
SCOTT JOSEPH B, ship broker and ship'ng Road.
merc'nt, office at P J Price & Go, res 11 Seaman Robert, carp, George near WOO~FP
Miami ave. Bee adv'i, pagc 70.
ave.
Scott J D, carp, r Brady.
Seaman J, head waiter Russell House.
I
Scott Wm, R, sailor, 86 Sixth.
Sealy B A, meat market, 65 Gr River.
Scott Elizabeth, widow of Robert, 6 Charles. Seard Fred, carp, 304 Beaubien.
Scott Mrs Juliette E, teacher, 6.3 Adams ave Seaton Robt, carp, 19 George.
East.
Searle BIr, acct, foot Woodw ave. r Abbot.
Scott James, waiter, Russell House.
Searle Daniel 6, fur dresser, 138 Porter.
Scott widow Margaret, nurse, 157 Abbot. Searing Wm, salesman, with Ransom Gard-
Scott Benj, agent Det Tribune, r 46 Centre. ner.
Scott Thomas G, w Wrn A Butler, r 77 Mi- Seball Louis, shoemaker, 344 Larned E.
ami ave. ,
Sebert &Iartin, corner Lasalle ave and Ches-
Scott Henry W, 46 Centre.
nut.
Scott Bernard, coachman, w A D Fraser. Seberry Thomas, enquire of David Pierce,
Scott Nglson, paver, 179 Second.
Seventh and Oak.
Eh~tt S B, trav agt, M I Mills.
Secomb W L, carp, 157 Gratiot.
Scott Richard, contractor, 154 Second. Seconlb Tt'illiam, machinest, res 417 Con-
Scott Widow-of John, r 13 Abbot.
gress E,
8cott Sylvester, teamster, 30 Pine.
Secomb John, cabinet maker, 417 Congress
Scott John, 13 Abbot.
East.
Scott Margaretta, teacher, 4th Ward colored Seco~nb John, carp, 167 Gratiot.
School.
I Secan John, tailor, 130 Trombridge.
Scott John, carp, r Geo Brown.
Scger Mrs Fse:?erick, 316 Miami ave.
Scott Harvey, b P Lafferty.
Sell John, pedier, 138 Maple.
Scotten, Granger & Lovett, 108 & 110 Ran- Sellers Edward, conductor, 209 Cong W.
dolph.
Sellers John B, harness maker, 268 Beau-
Scotten Daniel S, Granger & Lovett, 612 Jeff bien. '
ave.
Sellers John, harness maker, with Henry
Scovel Harry M, asp% Ed Det Free Press, r Duncan.
282 Jeff ave.
Sellmer Cl~ristian, baker, 183 Gratiot:

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gelden Joseph GC, of C P Woodruff & Cop 77 Shackelton Itichard, Washington avenue and
Columbia E.
Seeley Henry, malster, 358 Laf E. Shades Saloon, 49 Shelby.
fjeely Thomas, 90 Leveret. Shaddock -, w D 9 Prescott.
Seely John, meat store, near cor Park and Shaffer John, servant, w M H Webster.
G)r Biver.
geeley Henry Alexander, engineer, with N P
Stuart.
Seeley Mark A, salesman, 139 Adamrr ave.
Seely John H, dealer in 2nd hand furniture, , commercial student, b 5 Mich
near Campus Martius.
Seely Henry, brewer, 417 Laf E.
Seereiter John, billiard saloon, 95 Croghan,
228 Jeff ave, same a.ddress 215 Jeff ave. hn, carp, 119 Larned W.
Seefried John C, carp, 317 Laf E. Shannon Mary, wid of James, Seventh near
Seib Jacob, upholsterer, 170 High.
&inon John @, with Pitzsimons & Co, b 114 mes, cooper, 117 Woodb W.
Congress W. sepb, 146 Woodb W.
Seisler John, ship carp, 274 Port E.
Seitx IF Geo, shoemaker, 58 Russell,
Seitz Fred L, clerk Post office, res 58 Plus-
sell. owas, lab, 77 Rivard.
Seltz Henry J, clerk Post ofice: res 139 Lar- es, cooper, 26 First.
ned E. Shansted Fred'rk, shoemaker, with William
Seitz C.has, turner, 158 Rivard.
Seitz Geo, pedler, 186 Fort E.
Seitz William, potter, Fort, opposite Trow-
bridge.
Seilheimer Val, shoenlaker, 201 Atwater. E .
Semot Cleo, lab, 66 Chesnut. Shannahan Thomas, lab, 133 Beech.
gemon Peter, tanner, Wight. Shannahitn T, lab, 157 Orchard.
Senk John, carp, r 60 Duffield. Shape John, lab, 35 Chesnut.
Senicar John, lab, St Aubin. Sharon Henry, merchant clothier, 245 Jeff
Senecah John, 346 Laf E.
Seneca1 H, painter, 346 Laf E.
Seneca1 Alphonso, painter, 346 Laf E.
Henecal Valfroy, shoemaker, 346 Laf E.
Senftleban Chas, carp, Antoine near Brew-
ste~.
Seorll Geo, colored, paper hanger, 124 Beau-
bien.
Seymour Morris B, 68 Porter.
$equin Antoine, lab, 437 Fort E.
Sequyn Antoine, carp, 434 Fort E.
Sereeter John, billia~d room, 215 and 217
Jeff ave.
Sevigny Peter Louis, blacksmith, 122 Adam
ave E,
Sewer Commissioners, office City Hal].
Sexton Thonmas, blacksmith, 514 Franklin.
Sexton Mrs Chas, sempstress, 98 Bates E.
Sexton John, Mich Cen R R, r SincIair, nea
nail Way.
Sexton John, conductor, r 116 Cherry.
Sexton Joho, watchman, r 4th ward.
Seymours Catherine, widow of George, 6
C hesqu t.
Beymoui. J C W, w D Preston & Co, r 61 A
ams ave W.
Shacket Peter, sailor, 80 Russell.
Shacket Joseph, sailor, 80 Russell.
Shackelford H, tanner, r 63 Eighth.
Shackleford H, tanner, 294 Macomb.

Shanghnessy James, lab, 1GG Abbot.
Shaw Jarnes, machinist, 365 Lafontaine.
Sham Win: porter, b Perkins' Hotel.
Sham Thomas, match manufact'r, b Perkins'
Hotel.
Sha~v Robt, lab, Porter and Sixth.
Shaw Alfred, cashier, m I3 Gardder, res 4
Clinton.
Shaw William H, accountant, m S Griggs &
CO.
Shzw D L, saddler, 92 Mich ave TV.
Shaw James, machinist, 66 Eig1~th.
Sham Wm, cutter, 7 Harriet.
Shaw JVm S, cutter, Eagle & Elliott, res 'I
Harriet.
Shaw Win, accountant, 160 Woodb E, res 22
Macomb.
$haw Sam. Jr, acct, 100 Woodb E, res 22
Macomb.
SHAW SAMUEL, cutlery manf, 100 Woodb
E, r 22 Macomb, see adu't, page 64.
Shaw Daniel, lab, Mich Exchange.
Shaw Lawrence, salesman, 14 Cong E.
Sham Wm, r 50 Columbia.
Shaw Wm, printer, 286 Randolph.
Shaw Wm, printer, 55 Mich ave E.
Shaw William, printer, corner John R and
Grass.
Sham Samuel Jr, acct, w Frost, Lane & Co,
r 4 Clinton.
Shaw Andrew LC, salesman: with Schloss &
Brother.
$ham R,Isery, teacher, Fort street colored
School.
Shay Geo, shoemaker, 11 Cong E.
Shay George, bot~nic physician, 15 Congress
West.
Sheen John, sailor, 37 Third.
Shea Andrew, lab, 328 Franklin.
Shea Edward, lab, 103 Plum.
Shea Pat, lab, 138 Woob.
, Shear Harmon, saloon, r 187 Second.
Shear G H, 85 Labrosse.
Sheare Romain, carp, 2'76 Michigan ave W,
moving.
Shearer Wid Anna, 13 Labrosse.
SHEARER GEO H, of Shearer & Bro, r
27 Beaubien.
Shearer Jas D, upholsterer, b cor Larned and
Wayne.
SHEARER JAMES & BRO. builders, 130
Woodbridge E . 8ee ath page 185
Shearman Mrs Mary, 66 Clinton.
Shearman George, b City Hotel.
Sheahan John, porter, b 208 Coug E.
Sheahan John, tailor, 233 Fifth.
Sheahan James H, blacksmith, 227 Fifth,
Sheahan Michael, lab, 270 Fifth.
Shederick Ira, moulder, 368 Laf E.
Sheehaa Wm, saloon keeper, 244 Woodbridge;
Sheehan Martin, sawyer, St Aubin.
Bheehan John, drayman, 160 Jones.
Sheehan Daniel, 310 Franklin.
Sheehey IVm, lab, 13 Franklin.
Sheelly John, lab, 42 Beech.
Slleeran Thos, flour and feed store, 85 Mich
ave W.
Shebeck Enoch, butcher, 86 St Lawrence.
Sheally Jerry, groggery, 41 Franklin.
Shehan Jas H, blacksmith, 227 Fifth.
Sheire Monroe, builder, shop 12 Congress E,
moving to N Y.
Sheloey Hugh, butcher, 311 Laf E,
Shelly S S, carp, 55 Abbot.
SHELEY A, of Farrand and S, druggists, 15
Woodw ave. 8ee ndv, page 67.
Sheeley Geo, brass finisher, 63 Clifford.
Sheldon R, at I.1 Newberry's & Co.
Sheldon Chas A, forw and corn mer, Ware-
house dock bet Wayne and Cass.
Sheldon G T, atty and counsellor, reside 36
Adams ave W.
Sheldon EP S, w Chas A Shel2on.
SHELDEN ALLAN, Town & Shelden, r 91
Farmer.
Sheldon Block, 121 and 129 Jeff me.
Sheldon G T, attorney, office cor Griswold
and Jeff ave.
Sheldon Horace S. w C A Sheldon.
Shenott J H, cutter, 58 Park, same address
22 Lewis.
Shenk Conrad, spinner sea grass rope, 20
Marion.
Shenburn Jacob, bricklayer, 277 Fort E.
Shenewell John, 16 Centre.
Shephard Edward, carpets etc, 142 Jeff ave
r 75 Congress W.
Shepard John H, Nall Duncklee & Co, r 24
Adarns ave W.
Shepherd Henry, butcher, 289 Jeff ave.
Shepherd Ann, wid of Jonas, rear of 9
Franklin.
Shepherd William, stone cutter. rear of 9
Franklin.
Shepherd Edward, stone cutter, rear of 9
Franklin.
Shepherd Jane, masl~erwonlan, 56 Earned
West.
Shepherd Catherine, widow of Adolph, 66
Wash ave.
Shephard John H, Nall & Co, boards Henry
Cook.
Shephard Alf, acct, '75 Woodw ave.
Sherborn Thos, groom, 118 Woodb E.
Sherlock Jas, grocer, 321 and 329 Jefferson
avenue.
Sherlock Ed T, lessee theatre, 325 Jeff ave,
and 108 Congress E.
Sheroch Aug, gardener, Benton.
Sherena Ferdinand, tailor, north end Bean-
bien.
Sheriden Thos, lab, 54 Elizabeth.
Sheriff's Office, cor Cong and Griswold.
Sherman Jas, conductor, M C E R, b Baggts
Hotel.

Sherlnan Adam, mood sawyer, 165 Colum- Shultse ildam. grocer, 205 Second,
bia E.
Shnlter James, lab, residence cor Eighth and
Sherinan S E, conductor, 814 Jeff ave,
Abbot.
Sherman Amelia, wid, 279 Fifth.
Shulze Frederick, shoemaker, 333 Laf E.
Slierman G P, tavern keeper, 219 Grand Shultz F, gardener, Michigan avenue above
River.
Thompson.
Sl-~ernzan A. V, bar tender, 21 9 G River. Shulz Harmon, carp, 148 Mullet.
Sherman Mary, sewing, I13 Gr River, Sli~zte R, inason, 255 Park.
Sherman Adelbert, w Atkins & Co, Jefferson Shunite Geo, lab, 6 Clay.
ave.
Shunley Joseph, laborer, Lafontaine near
Sherwoocl Jaines A, lightning rcrl agent, 24 Ash.
Henry. ( Shuell Edward, city police, res Howard and
Sherwood John, carpenter, b Peninsular , Seventh.
Hotel.
Shuell John, w Anthony Shell.
Slzequin Louis, lab, St Aubin.
Sliuell A, lab, Howard west of Sixth.
Shiel Anthony, last maker, Hastings and Shuell E, grocer, 80 Seventh.
Calhoun.
Shuell Edward, plasterer, 154 Second. Mov,
Shiell Robt, clerk. S P Brady & Co. Shutts Martin V, salesman, m James Brown
Shields James, pork packer, r Jones near & Co,
Fifth.
Siberd Peter, butcher, Gratiot and Riopelle.
Shields Guards ~rinor~; 133 Dlich ave W. Sibley F, tanner, 152 Trowbridge.
Shields Thos, res Gr River.
SIBLEY F B, dealer in stone and lime, cor
Shiels Thomas, salesrmn, with William H Gris~v and Atw. See adv, p 170.
Teft.
Sibley B H, acct, 56 Clifford.
Shiffer Peter, shoemaker, 67 Chesnut. Sibley F B, stone lime etc, r 388 Jefferson
Shifferly Jol111, carp, 159 Croghan.
avenue.
ShiKj~ly Joseph L, shoemaker, 149 Croghan. Sibley Henry H, sdesman, '15 Woodm ave.
Shifferly John, porter, 169 Croghan.
Sickle Solomon, pedler, 182 Antoine.
Shipley Joseph H, taylor, 304 Beaubien. Sickler Benj, druggist, w J C Sherer.
Shipley Joseph H, tailor, 73 Harriet, Sidle Gotleib, carp, 159 Fort E.
Shippond John, mer, r 186 Randolph. Sietz Fred, sen, shoe shop, 153 Atw E.
Shinn Elizabeth, ~vasherwoman, 95 Antoine. Sietz Lawrence, lab, 94 Maple.
Shinn Martha, washerwoman, 95 Antoina. Sigel Joseph, musician, w Henry Keyn.
Shippey Chas D, carriages, 2'7 and 75 b City Sigle, r Matthias, tailor, w J C Mahrle.
Hotel.
Sigler Anthony, shoemaker, 65 Croghan,
Shlits Sarah, col ~vasherwoman, 122 Laf E. Sigler Gotleib, farmer St Anbin.
Shoales M, painter, 214 High.
Siggee Zachariah, painter, 63 Wayne.
Short Henry, tailor, 49 Jeff ave.
Sigman Fred, hodman, 96 Marion.
Short John, tailor. 49 Jeff ave.
Siggins Eliza, wid of IYizi, 16 Cliliton.
Short Jolzn, r 100 Larned W.
Silry Anthony, caulker, 68 Pine.
Short John James, acct, w R Gardner. Silsbee Chas E, salesuzan, w Marcus 8te-
Shortie Francis, 26 Madison ave.
vens, r 96 Elizabeth.
Shorn Anthony, tailor, 8 Marion.
Silberman Jacob, tobacconist, 226 Jeff aye,
Shore Thos, painter, 377 Catherine,
res 57 First.
Shorey Seyinour, lab, 173 High.
Sims Stephen, salesman, Jerry O'Conner.
Shoenfelder Augustus, ger prac surg and Sinion IVm, carp, b &Irs Ask.
d~esser, 74 At~v E.
Simon John, grocer, b Mrs Ask.
Sllnei~felder Aug, 265 Gratiot.
Siinons Seig, acct, m E Lieberiuan.
Shoemaker John, lab, IS1 Colun~bia. Siinons S J, varnisher, w J \V Tillman.
Shofparaker Joseph, pedler, 23 Bronson. Sinions S, salesnzan, b IIoward House.
Sholes Melanctlron, painter, 375 Catherine. Simmon .Solomori, tailor, 182 Cong E.
Shoub Henry, rag pedler, Orleans abovo Siinnzons Wm, carriage maker, 343 Larned
J aines.
East.
Shouda Louis, shoemaker, 26 Gr Eiver. Simmons James, col, Western Hotel.
Shopel Peter, shoemaker, 26 Catherine. Simmons A A, melodeon manufr, res 40
Shuhy John, lab, 42 Beech.
Columbia.
Shultie Anthony, pedler, Julian.
Sinmonds S J, painter, 74 Columbia.
Shulte Frank, gardener, Dequindss at the Siinmonds & Whitney, melodeon man Cam-
Woods.
pus Martius.
Shulte Brothers, chandlers, 86 Franklin. Simonds Bridget, pedler, 182 Antoine.
Shulte Caspar, chandler, corner Rivard and Simot Geo, lab, 56 Chesnut.
Franklin. .,
Simpson Henry, col co6k, Western Hotel.
Hhulte John, chandler, 256 Orleans.
Simpson John M, salesman, r 29 Larned W,

Elimpson Daniel, carp, 106 Beaubien.
Simpson Daniel, sailor, 50 Macomb.
Simpson John. conduct~r, M C R R, Seventh
near Fort.
Simpscn Fred, groom, Omnibus Line, b Levi
Dings.
8impson Daniel, sportsman, 41 John R.
Simpson Mrs M, cor Sycamore and National
avenue.
Simpson's Chop House, 202 Jeff ave.
Simon Sigismund, b Howard House.
Sirnone Lazarus, tar tender, w A Raggio.
SIMONEAU H & L, drukgists, 56 Jeff ave.
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Bee adu, iszs* de frog t cover.
Simoneau Henry, of H & L, b Howard
House.
Simoneau Leander, of H & L, 97 Larned W,
Bindler Geo, shoemaker, 153 High.
Sines James, brakesrnan, r 47 Howard,
Sinnot Ann, seamstress, 135 Macomb.
Sinnot Ann, wid of John, 47 Ur River.
Sinnot Wm, runner, 79 Abbot.
Sinington Alf, carp, Division.
Binz Augustus, painter, b 65 Atw E.
81NGER,SY SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, 68
Woodw ave. qee adu p 104.
Singer Ernest, book binder, 122 Port E.
Singleton Benj, colrd, scavenger, 119 Beaubien.
Singleton Thos, fireman, 188 Woodb E.
Sisters of Chai lty, lunatic asylum, below
westernlimits of city, off Mich ave.
Sisters of Charity Female School a ~ res d
Randolph bet Lnrned and Congress.
Sisters of Charity Female School, 146 Porter.
Sisters of Charity, St Mary's Hospital Clinton.
Sissung Joseph, tanner, 152 Trowbridge.
Sites W, potter, 552 Woodb W.
Sillig J, dry goods and groceries, 151 Woodward
ave.
Elkelding Samuel, conductor, 120 Howard.
Skerl Gotleib, shoemaker, 258 Macomb.
Skehil Thos, lab, 10 Antoine.
Skehil Ned, pedler, 10 Antoine.
Bkinner Richard 8, clerk, 132 Adams ave
East.
Skinner Wm E & Co, wine mer, 75 G River,
r 261 Sixth, moving to N Y.
Skinner Mrs Francis, 48 Jeff ave.
Skinner Beecher, printer, 48 Jeff ave.
Skinner Edwin A, conductor, Z2 Congress
East.
Skiff Walter C, acct, b 289 Jeff ave.
Blade Fred. baker, 299 Franklin.
Slade Ira, produce dealer, 3 Russell House,
res 40 Miami ave.
Slater Gilbert M, silver smith, 173 Second.
$LATER JOHN, stationer, Rotunda GCrisw
Street, r Arlams ave W.
Slater IVm, joiner, 16J, Mullet.
Slater Jas, real estate, 71 Adams aye W.
Slater Wm, carp, 54 Catherine.
Slattery J, ashes gatherer, 32 South.
Slant Joseph, plasterer, 11 Mullet.
Slaughanhorf Fred, shoe, 211 Thompsori.
Slaughter Benj, cold, 139 Hastings.
Slaughter Thos, col~aloon, 24 Catherine.
Slaymaker James, salesman, 182 Griswold,
moving to Novi.
Sleepel Daniel, carp, St Aubin.
Slipper Jas, insurance and genl agt, 40 Wood
ave.
Slitt Wid Catherine, 11 Mechanic.
Slocum & Thompson, railway ticket agents,
cor Second and Woodb.
Slocum Geo, general passenger agent, res 93
Larneci W.
Slocum Sam, 10 Third and 93 Larned W.
'Sloman Mark, pedler, 71 Fort E.
Sloman - , linen pedler. 43 Fort E.
Sloman Simon, trader, 100 RlIanli ave.
Slomaxl Adolph, pedler, 100 Miami ave.
Sloan John A, capt Steamer Pearl.
Slone Daniel, ship carp, b 7 Griswold.
Slone Barney, lab, 369 Franklin.
Slotherhouse $1, watchman, 84 Thompson.
Stringham Henry T, 22 Laf E.
Smart R/l W, b N N West.
Small C E, clerk, Howard House.
Small Fra cis, wid of Chas, 351 Cong E.
Smalley Lamuel, miller, 371 Orleans.
Sinidt Gotleib, cigar maker, r Adams ave nr
Antoine.
Smidt Joseph, Iab, James nr Orleans.
Smit Louis M, second hand clothing, 22
Monroe ave.
Smitgel Jacob, gardener, James near Doquindre.
Smitt Henry. cooper, Marquette.
SMITH ROLLIN C, city clerk, office City
Mall, b Howard House.
Smlth Sheldon, architect, office &Ierrill Building,
r 148 Cong 7V.
Smith W Proctor, lieut top eng, res Russell
House.
Smith Wm, shoemaker 48 Henry.
SMITH M S, watches, jewelry, plahe and
fancy goods, 55 Woodw ave, r 112 Laf W,
See adv page 82.
Smith -, clerk, b Gr River House.
Smith L B, sl~oe cutter, 42 Clifford.
Smith E M, b hlich Exchange.
Smith Catherine, folder, at Friend Palmers.
SMITH J 34, w Ransoin Gardner.
Smith Francis, saloon, 44 Mich ave E,
Smith Chas, saloon, 42 Mich ave E.
SMITH, ROOT & PBRSONS, dry goods
jobbers, 16 Woodw ave. See adv, p '76,
Smith E Byram, Smith I-toot and Parsons r
26 High.
Smith Wm P, lieuf top engs b Michigan
Excha~ge,
Smith J K L. lieut top engs, board Russell
House.

THE
HYDROPULT
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$140,000,000 Lost by Fire in Seven Years.
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On the recommendation of Mr. Chief Engineer
Decker, of the New Yo~k Fire Department, the
Public Buildings of the city are all being furnished
with this portable and indispensible HAND
ENGINE. The Board of Education in New
York are also supplying the Common School
Buildings. Such precaution against possible fire
is worthy of imita.tion in Detroit. Too late to
lock the stable door when the horse is stolen ! Toolate to put on a life preserver when one
is drowned ! Too late to buy a HYDHOPULT when the house is burned, or the fire may
have taken a destructive headway bclfore an engine arrives to complete the destruction by
inundating yoar house and furniture, &c., in order to s:ve the next buililing from fire ! The
Bydropullt should be in every dwelling, office and other building. It throws water 50 feet
effectively. Friend Button, send on one to t4e subscriber's address. The two I purchased -
from you I was obliged to sell immediately on' receiving them at the Express office, to Theo.. ,
H. Hinchman and Oliver Bourke, merchants on Jefferson avenue, and old members of 'our'.'
DetroitFire Brigade, and who are well pleased with their machines. Hinchman paid his
$12 in par funds cheerfudly. The machine is excellent for sprinkling walks, gardens, wash-
ing windows, &c &c.
Apply to Americibn Hydropnlt Co., I51 Nassau St and 41 Park Row, New York.
JAWES DACE JOHNSTON, *
P: 0,-I should be willing to sol1 in exchange for '' PULTS," $1500 paid on City Lot contracts-just for a
turn In trade. The property will rise 15 or 100 per cent in 8 or 10 years.
See Advertisement on page 106.
S
At all times on hand a large Stock of
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Manufactlirers and Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES,
AXD
LEATHER,
At Whole sale Exclusively~
LNU. 25 WOBDWARD ATE*,
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE-
JAMES DALE JOHNSTON.
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ESTABLISHMENT.
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PUBLISHER OF
Published every 1Ylorning, (Sundays excepted) at $6 per Pear.
Published Wednesday and Saturday Mornings at $2 per Year.
IT WEEKLY ADVERTISER,
Published every Tuesday Xorning, at $1 per Year.
BOOK AND SOB PB
The Job Printing establishment connected with the ADVERTI~EB office is complete in
all its appointments, and affords facilities for the prompt dispatch of orders
. t# THE HIGHEST STYLE KNOWN TO THE ART+
The office is constantly being replenished with the latest designs in type, borders. &c.
Every variety executed of
Card, Poster, & Plain & Ornamental Letter-Press Work.

-905 and 201 Jegerson Ave., I
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Successor to ~~IOSES SUTTQN,
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To this establisllment has lately been added, at great expense,
T
NICHIQ~R,
ALSO A
Duplicating Card Instrument,
ON AN ENTIRELY NEW PLAN.
LIFE SIZE PHOT.OCRAPH5,
now made at this establishment,
SEGOND vo m8mB xm vaEi WQBGD,
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Citizens of Detroit and State of Michigan, particularly invited to call and exmlae
Our new and beautiful stylesjof Portrait$ of every size.
JAS. F. RAYMOND,
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'AND APPARATUS.
CONTROLLER,S OFFICE,
DETROIT, FEB. 1, 1 8 6 1.
THE CITY OF DETROIT WILL SELL,
And on LIBERAL TZRHX, the following Prope~ty :
FIRE' ENG NE No. 8,
Pumps 8 inch diameter, 8+ inch stroke;
RE ENG NE No.. 3,
Pumps 8 inch diameter, 9 inch stroke ;
RE ENGINE No. 5,
Pumps 8 inch diameter, 8% inch stroke ;
Pumps 8 5-8 inch diameter, 9 inch stroke;
All of which are in good working order and capable of efficient service ; also,
IN GOOD ORDER, AND
1,600 FEET OF LEADING HOSE,
J. M. E DMUND S, Controller.

Smith John, cook, Bates St Coffee House.
Smith Herbert W, b Elijah Smith.
8mith Henry, groom, w B S Farnsworth.
Smith Henry, grocer, 181 Mich ave W.
Smith Stephen W, w R Gardner.
Smith Elijah, importer, and rectifier, 22
Woodb W.
SMITH WM: marine meat:mark, 129 and 131
Woodb W, junc Jeff atTe. 8ee adv, p 185.
Smith John, musician, 31 Laf E.
Smith -, carp, 151 Beaubien.
Smith Wm, saloon, 8 Monroe ave.
Smith -, col barber, 7 Mich avs E.
Smith Edward J, watchmaker and jewelry,
w Geo Doty, r 27 Laf W.
Smith John, shoemaker, 31 Laf E.
Smith Mrs Lydia A, 17.~ Mich ave W.
Smith John C, physician, 174 Catherine.
Smith Willard, Kellogg's Foundry, res 393
Larned E.
Smith Frank, saloon, 66 Randolph, cor Lar-
ned.
Smith Wm, currier, 553 Pine.
Smith T, tanner and morocco dresser, 58
Croghan.
Smith Pleasant, colored, laborer, '154 Beau-
bien.
Smith John Henry, parcel boy, 114 Mac-
omb.
Smith Henry, cooper, 132 Seventh.
Smith Wm, farmer, 409 Seventh.
Smith Chas, clerk, r 95 Columbia,
Smith J T, hatter and furrier, 184 Jefferson
ave moving.
Smith J E, engineer, steamer Pearl.
Smith N, waiter, Itussell House.
Smith Char, porter, Russell House.
Smith P E, druggist, moving to Kentucky.
Smith -, widow of Edward, Larned cor
First.
Smith E B, b Howard House.
Smith W B, b Howard House.
Smith J T, hats, caps, etc, 23 Hadison ave.
Smith W P, b Bussell House.
Smith Proctor, U S top0 engineer, b Russell
House.
Smith Amnbrose C, acct, m J W Johnston,
movinq.
Smith Washington, colored, porter, E Shep-
hard. "
Snzith Ilrrn, carp, r 92 Cass ave.
Smith Peter, baggage master, 348 Park.
Sinith AIrs Henry, 102 Farmer.
Sinith R C, r 91 Farmer.
Smith A K. carp, 1613 Cliffsrd.
Smith Joseph, w C' C Tyler, residence 122
Cherry.
Smith Daniel, dagner'n artist, res 390 Grand
Itiver.
Smith Seth, grocer, 390 Gr River.
Smith Simeon, acct, w C C Tyler.
Smith Elijah, r 44 High.
Smith Elijah Sen, 44 High.
Smith H W, 44 Bigh.
Smith E B, res 25 High.
Smith S N, express agent, b M S Frost.
Smith Fred, hodman, Watson.
Smith Edward JVilliam, plasterer, 109 Eli=%
beth E.
Smith Philip, lab, 113 Elizabeth E.
Smith Christian, baker, 227 High.
Smith John, lab, North.
Smith Mrs Esther, sempstress, Ei Laf W.
Smilh Willard, architect, r 19 Congress W,
Smith E B, Putnam, Smith & Co, b Howara
House.
Smith Watson B, ~r IE B Smith, b Bovw&
House.
Smith J T, merchant, b Mrs Alvord.
Smith Martin, lab, 355 Franklin.
Smith John, lab, Mofat.
Smith J D, colored, grocer, 365 Laf E.
Smith John, finisher, 349 Laf E.
Smith Emely, colored, pedler, 81 Maas*,
Smith Washington, colored, porter, 123 Crag*
han.
Smith Mr, barkeeper, City Hotel.
Smith kiely S, 123 First.
Smith Rebecca, dress-maker, 49 Baker,
Smith --, engineer, 327 Trowb.
Smith Joseph M, salesman, 128 Eliaabea
East.
Smith David, lab, 18 Cent&.
Smith Lydia A, 10 Centre.
Smith -, ship carpenter Mullet and De4
quindre.
Smith Richard M, b Howard House.
SMITH S W, w R Gardner
Smith Maria, wid of John, 63 Croghan,
Smith Henry, tailor, 191 Crog11an.
Smith Wm, currier, 229 Congress E.
Smith Horace, student, 4'73 Jeff ave.
Smith - , finisher, b N Hart.
Smith John, ship carpenter, 387 Woodb.
Smith Anthony, mason, 267 Catherine.
Smith Geo, blacksmith, 269 Catherine,
Smith Robt B, mason, 121 Catherine.
Smith Ralph C, real estate, office 149 JQ@
ave .
smith E W, engineer, office 1 Sheldon Block,
r 19 Cong JV.
Smith P F, m Dr Sparling, moving.
Smith. Charles I-l[enry, colored, 121 Catbe*
rine .
Smith Robt, col'rd, sailor, 187 31ullet.
Srnith TVln; Riopelle near Macomb.
Smith Wm, wagon factory, 17 Clifford.
Smith Jolin, lab, 54 Gr River.
Smith Lyman B, boot cutter, 75 Adarns aye
West.
Smith Joseph, stone, lime ancl sand, Elin%beth
E. '
Smith Thomss, stone cutter, 45 Maaia~a,
ave.
Sinith Mary, widow of P B Smith, 288 Ran*
dolph.

Smith David, groom, Trombley .
$gaith @ R, acct, Centre.
Bmith John W, shoemaker, 235 Brush.
Brnith H, market man, 436 Gr River.
Smith Emely, colored, pedler, 87 Macomb.
Smith Edward, saloon, 119 Cfr River.
Smith Henry, grocer, 181 Mich ave W.
smith Wm, printer, 167 Gr River.
Smith Fred, but cher, 103 Catherine,
Smith Merbert W, w E Smith.
smith F, saloon, 66 Randolph.
Smith Thomas, painter, 100 Oak.
smith William, blacksmith, Campau, Spring
Wells.
$mith Thomas, lab, corner Porter and River
Boad.
Smith Mrs Mary, r 416 Woodb W.
hith William W, blacksmith, 111. Leveret.
smith Henry, res corner Trumbull are and
Baker.
smith Thomas, drayman, Labrosse, near
Eichth.
Smith John, drayman, 27 Eighth.
8mith Bradford, prin 8th Ward Union School
r 231 Howard -
Smith Wm, lab, 189 Abbot.
Smith Nathaniel, waiter, I56 Second.
smith Benj T, boot and shoe manufac'r, 15
Jones.
Smith Wm Henry, shoemaker, 15 Jones.
Smith Isaac A, salesman, residence 78 Mac-
omb ave.
Smith & Bro, broom m~nnfactu'r, 61 Grand
-River.
Bmith David A, Smith & Brother, 61 Grand
River.
Smith John V, master builder, blacolnb ave
Cor Cass.
%mith Geo, baker, 45 Gr River.
Smith Geo, acct, r 219 Fifth.
Smith & Co, furniture manufac'r, 31'7 Grand
River.
smith Ann, mid of James, rear of 23 Wash-
ington ave.
smith Wm, lab, 103 Franlrlin.
Smith Joseph, stone, lime etc, dock fcot of
Rivard.
Brnitll Stephen, boot & shoe manf, res 512
Laf W.
Smith Jqhhua W, clerk, at Mich Cen R, E, r
5 Labrosse.
Brnith Rebecca, dressmaker, 68 Porter.
Smith Mrs A C, 65 Porter.
Smith Harris, fur manuf, 183 Third.
Smith Sheldon, architect, office No 9 Rlerrill
Building, s Congress West.
smith -i\iIortirner, architect, TV Sheldon Sniith.
Smith Carpenter, b 149 Congress.
Smith Peter, hack driver, b 61 Jefiave.
Smith Edward T, shoemaker, res 120 Lar-
ned W.
Bmith Wm T, r 120 Larned W.
Smith Chas, cooper, b Mrs Asbe,
Smith Adolphus, salesman, w C Bl Rlann.
Smith Frank G, Hudson & Smith, 11'2 Laf
West.
Smith Morogan, r 225 Wocdw ave.
Smith Geo, salesman, w Stephen Smith.
Smith Stephen, boots and shoes, 67 and 69
Woodw ave, r 212 Laf W.
Smith Harris, furniture dealer, 109 Woodm
ave, r cor Third and Mich ave.
Smith Peter, machinist, Columbia E.
Smith Joseph, lab, Mary near Dequindre.
Smith Matthias, laborer, Julian near Dequindre.
Smith John, wagon maker, r 31 8 Micl~ ave,
shop Mich bet Seventh & Eighth.
Smith John, sawyer, Grand River, near
Third.
Smith John, lab, Seventh, near Schultz Uarden.
Smith Thomas, chemist and druggist, 91 Gr
River.
Srnitheri~an *Thomas, teamster, 19 Sproat.
Smiddiel Conrad, farmer, North end of Kastings.
Smiddiel I-Ienry, m Dr Kiefer.
Smiddio'l Wm. w Conrad Smiddiel.
Smolk Chas, livery stable, residence 25 Macomb
ave.
Smolk Godfried, hodian, 283 Riopelle.
Smolk Frances, ~vidow, 161 Bigh.
Smoots John, lab, 250 Croghan.
Snau Frank, 219 hlacon~b.
Snider Matthew, lab, 76 Waterloo.
Snell Mrs Phenice, milliner, 19 Fort E.
Snell Samuel C, plunlber, 19 Fort B.
Snittz Rev A. P, Evan. Minister, moving to
Sanclusky.
Snoad Geo, express messenger, 11 Jones.
Snow H A, sup't repairs gL supplies, Fire Department,
r 81 Laf IV.
Snow Chas, lab, Catherine.
Snow Wm, wire manufacturer, res 46 Miami
ave. ,
Snow Wm, Del Wire Works, 102, Woodw ave
ancl 40 Miami ave.
Snow Howard, 61 Howard.
Snow Mrs Sophia S, 81 Laf W.
Snow Miss G F, teacher at Capitol Scllool.
Snoer Chns, lab, r Porter road near Labrosse
street.
Snowworth 'FVnl, engineer, b 3 Brush.
Snyder Charles, clraughtsman, with Sheldon
Smith .
SXYDER ALEXANDER, Cornwell & Barnes
Jeff ave, 1.46 Abbot.
Soafner John, carp, 354 Crogllan.
Soast & Co, shoemakers etc, 583 Gratiot
soast Joseph, shoemaker, 503 Gratiot.
Soffers Bernard, the Rev (Catholic) Pastor
St Anns Chnrcll, residence cor Larned and.
Bates.
Solan Lncas, waiter, Bussell House.
Solo F 31rs, wiclow, 188 Clinton.
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Soles Ned, lab, Fnlton near Seventh. I Spear J H, oyster dealer, 186 JeR ave.
SOLIS D HENRY, printer, r 16 Sibley. I Speck Conrad, tailor, 112 Laf E.
Sollof Chas, hodman, 357 Orleans. ! Specht Louis, 410 Fort W.
Soldan Rev Charles P, classical teacher, 40 1 Specht Victor, 418 Laf.
Madison ave, and 230 Randolph. 1 Spetzlea Stephen, 204 Croghan.
801omon Wm, merchantl, 227 Congress E. ] Spetzler G P, butcher, 80 Croghan.
Solomon Edward, worsteds, 258 Jeff ave. SPEED Wh5 3, city att'y, office City Hall, &
Solomon Harris, grocer, 233 Laf E. 53 Griswold, b Russell House.
Solway James, lab, res Ilarnson ave near Speed John James, lam student, res 69 Fort
Oak. 1 West.
Solway A, carp, cor Lasalle & Myrtle. 1 Speed Francis M, top0 engineer, res 69 Fort
Somers B, milkman, Russell north end.
Somers Charles, C, lumber mer, r 67 Adams
ave W.
Somers Julius, confectioner, w Henry Wine-
man.
Sommer Wm, clerk, w Bernard Mauch.
Sonner J, carp, 43 Maple.
West.
Speed Fred, moved to Gorham, Cumberland
Co, Maine.
Spelis Matthew, lab, 428 Catherine.
Speel Peter, paver, 36 Napoleon.
Spendlen Adam, rag pedler, 161 Columbia
East.
Sonkes Jacob, musician, Riopelle near Ma- ' Spendler Marx, painter, 281 Hastings.
comb. / Spence Wm, teamster, board 201 Atwater
Sovey Abraham, sailor, 146 Lxbsosse.
Soper John W, saloon and auctioneer, 205 James, accountant, res 31 Lafayette
Mich ave W.
West.
Soper Stephen, painter, 69 Labrosse E. Spence Thomas R, druggist, residence 195
Soper Nelson, lastlnaker, 16 Fort E. John R.
Sorge John, rag pedler, 173 Clinton Spence T R, druggist, cor Woodm ave and
Sotherland J 13, foreman car shop, $1 C E R, State.
T Fifth near Oak. Spence T R, druggist, 269 Jeff ave.
Soule L IS, Bell & Soule, atty, 154 Jeff aye, Spencer IVilliam, colored, saloon, 109 Clinr
103 Farmer. ton
Soulier Daniel, painter, 177 Third. Spencer Isaac, colored, waiter, 68 Croghan.
Soussman Lewis, pedler, 160 Second. Spencer Charles, colored, waiter, Garrison
Souter Benj , lab, 58 Clinton. House.
Sousier Chas, sailor, 54 Croghan.
Spencer George *!engineer, 188 Woodbridge
Sovey Thomas, engineer, 99 Baker.
East.
Sowersby Win, butcher, r 7 Winder.
Spencer Orrin S, painter, 188 Moodbridge
Sowersby J & W, butchers, 273 Woodmarc1 East
% avo.
Spencer Jolin, lab, 12 Laffertp.
Spackman J, blacksmith, I62 Orchard. Spencer Garry, late Justice of the Peace, 102
Spafford &Irs Jane, r 43 Columbia
Larned E.
Spallane Mrs Jane, 293 11-oodw ave.
Spencer John, gardener, m J D IIayes,
Sparks Joseph, acct, r 33 Locust.
Speir JVm, machinist, 95 Lafontaine.
Sparling Fred Wm, physician, odice Carlyle Speigle Fred, musician, 166 Antoine.
Building, r Trumbull ave and Leverett. Spicer John, clerk, 3 Brush.
Sparling J Geo, salesman, res RIrs Hannah Spies Sophia, 262 Clinton.
Sparling.
Spillene P, porter, r 21 Mt Calm.
Sparling Mrs Hannah, residence 57 Coluln- Spillane Ellen, widow of Morris J, 159 First.
bia.
Spillane Pat, tailor, TV P Crimmins.
Sparling BenS, constable, 167 First.
Spitzlic John 13, butcher, 80 Croghan.
Sparling Jolzn G, printer, residence 57 Co- Spitzley Stephen, packer, F \Vetmore gt Co.
lumbia,
Spithorf William, cabinet maker, boarcl J F
Sparling - , salesman, ?v C TT Peck. Rees.
Sparling Joseph, w J Westaway. 1 Spindlcr Conrad, lab, 332 Hastings.
Sparling Joseph, cashier People's Store, r 41 Spindler F, shoernalrer, 159 iklacornb.
John E. 1 Spindler Geo, lab, 272 Macomb.
Sparling Mrs Joseph, 41 John R. i SpindIer George, laborer, Maple and Rtzs-
Sparling Walter, salesman, 41 John R. I sell.
Spaulding Edward, conductor, 133 Adams Spies Sophia, widow of Adam, 269 Clinton.
ave E.
Spauldiag James, tanner, 63 Eighth.
Spautter John, cabinet maker, 196 Rlullet.
Spiegles E, IVasliington saloon, 90 Russell.
Spong Wm, tailor, 267 Hasting.
Sponse Andrew, lab, 129 Laf E.
Spangler Anthony, lab, 41 Chesnut. SPRAGUE TZIOS S, A Perkins & Co, 111 . .
Spangler C has, shoemaker; 303 An toiue. I Jeff are? r Garrison House.
I

Sprague & Brooks, bakers, 87 Congress E.
Sprague Asa W, constable, 19 Laf W.
Sprague C C, Fort E.
Sprague Mrs Margaret, 205 Howard.
Sprague 8; Davis, Det Chem. Soap Works,
cor RIich ave & First, Sprague retired.
Sprague Lawrence, clerk, 222 Fiftli,
Sprague Geo, carp, 386 River.
Spreng Joseph, painter, 181 Hastings.
Sprecht Gustof, tailor, 36 Dequindre.
Spreiger Francis, pile driver, 204 Croghan,
Springer Henry Sen, 259 Antoine.
Springer Wm, stone cutter, 257 Antoine.
Springer Henry, stone cutter, 269 Antoine.
Springer John, mason, 292 Orleans.
Springer Conrad, porter, Finney's Hotel.
Springer Joseph, lab, 18 Napoleon.
Springer Mrs Conrad, res 68 Labrosse.
Springman Frank, tailor, Julian near Dequin-
dre.
Seeley Marcus, salesman, w A C McGraw &
co.
St Bnns Church, (Catholic) Larned bet Brush
& Randolph.
St Amour Eugene, dock builder, Jeff ave
near E lmwood.
St Amour Francis, carp, St Aubin.
St Amour E S & Co, grocers, 643 Jefferson
ave.
St Amour Frank, of St Amour & Co, 643
Jeff ave.
St Amour Leander, 65 Atwater E.
St Alary Emile, artist, 281 Jeff ave.
St Aubin Louis, farmer, Gratiot near St Au-
bin.
St AUBIN FRANCIS C, alderman Tentla
Ward.
St Aubin Francis, wood dealer, 114 Riopelle,
same address 641 Jeff ave.
St Johns Episcopal Church, cor Woodw ave
and High.
St John Reuben T, clerk, Finney's Hotel.
St John E, founder, 151 Beach.
St John Lewis, porter, City Hall, r 106 Eliz-
abeth.
8 t Mary's Orphan Asylum, 108 &lacomb, (13
boys.)
St MARY'S FALLS SHIP CANAL Co, land
office 83 Griswold.
St Vincent's Orphan Asylum, sister Mary Lu-
cretia superintendant, on Randolph, bet
Congress ancl Larned.
St Clair John, servant, with Samuel P Bra-
d ~ *
St Clair S, lab, hSacomb.
Staclcs Adolph, shoemaker, 249 Antoine.
Stackpoole James, draymail, 212 Fifth.
Stacey G Atkin, police Great Wes Rail Way,
r 267 Fifth.
Stadler Chris. A, Deputy Sheriff, 121 Crog-
han.
Stadler John B, City Marshal, City Hall, res
102 Beaubien.
Stadler Joseph, carp, 86 St Lawrence.
Stadley John, Ia*b, 91 Labrosse.
Staelen Anthony, carp, 34 Cass.
Staener Henry, mason, 358 Franklin.
Staeshel Geo, lab, Whitney.
Staeger Jacob, blacksmith, 155 Columbia.
Staeger Fred. tin smith, 155 Columbia.
Staeger John, copper smith, 155 Columbia.
Stafford Geo, baggageman, Gr Wes R Way,
218 Franklin.
Stafford Geo, baggageman, 55 Beaubien.
Stafforci Pat, sailor, 86 Plum.
,Stafford Michael, sailor, 218 Fifth.
Stag Peter, tailor, 211 Colinmbia E.
Stage Coach, Plymouth & Northrille, office
Home's livery stable, 26 Larned W.
Stabomeyer Mark, blacksmith, 334 Larned
East.
Stahelin Chas, grocer, corner Fifth and Gr
River.
Stainton Martha, nurse, 334 Fifth.
Stalley Charles, carpenter, near Clark's Dry
Dock.
Staller Fred, wood-sawyer, Franklin.
Stamm B F, clerlr, 195 Second.
Standish Joseph, salesman, res 303 Jefferson
ave.
Standish John D, produce mer, 13 Woodb E,
r 130 Howard.
Standart Joseph G, cashier, Buhl & Ducharme
.
Stange Chas, builder, 285 Congress E, res 33
Laf E.
Stange Mrs Widow Chas, I1 Benson.
Stangler M, lab, Seventh near Irving.
Stanley Mary Widow, Paton's Alley.
Stanley Henry C, shoemaker, 36 Cass.
Stanton S K, real estate, 159 Jeff ave, res 175
Laf W.
Stanion H H, conductor, 299 Jeff ave.
Stanton Capt 13, 176 Park.
Stanton John, salesman, 483 Larned E.
Stanton RIichael, bar tender, 193 Congress
East.
Stanton Clodfrey, miller, White Mills, r Larned
E.
Staples 0, TV Phelps & Co, res 127 Congress.
Staples L. J. Grocer 179 Woodn7ard Ave, res
75 John R
Stapleton P, lab, 157 Orchard.
Stapleton T. groom w W. H. Sulivan.
Stapleton John, plasterer, 83 Cherry.
Stapper Fenner 11. Cabinet maker, alley off
%ussell, bet Fort & Congress.
State Rank of Michigan, 154 Jefferson ave.
Stark Margaret, wiclow of Anthony, 70 Clinton.
Stark Leonard! tailor, 12'7 Clinton.
Stark - , salesman, residence 152 Rivard.
Stark MTm, machinist, res 67 Baker.
Starks Robert, colored, barber, 93 Grand
River.
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Stark Geo, machinist, res 67 Baker.
Staring & Whittemore, piano & mnsic deal-
ers, 175 Jeff ave. Staring retiring.
Staring Gilbert, fancy goods, 9 Michigan
ave E.
Staring J 13, of S & Whittenlore, r 32 Eliza-
beth E. Retired from firm.
Starks Mrs, 183 Mich ave W.
Stark Geo, finisher, 168 crog%an.
Starkey Chas, physician, 117 Leveret.
S tarkey Henry, paper hanger, 167 Croghan.
Starkey Henry, printer, r 215 Randolph.
Starkey It, printer, 94 Baker.
Starkey Mrs R, teacher Locust st Public
School, r 94 Baker.
Starkweather J H, sailor, 132 Clifford.
Staunch Louis, slloemaker, 191 Croghan.
Staur John, carp, 182 Croghan.
Stavant Fred,lab, 144 Chesnut.
Statler Peter, carp, 123 Macomb.
Stead John, gardener, 606 Mich ave W.
Stead John, plasterer, 54 Clinton.
Stead Robt, gardener, Woodw ave near Fair
Grounds.
Stead Wm, 225 Woodw ave.
Steam stave manuf, foot; St Aubin.
Stearn J T, cooper, 128 Larned.
Stearns Fred, Higby & S, Merrill Building,
r 19 Congress W.
Steinhour John, lab, 20 Beacon.
Steller Augustus, stove maker, Pierce.
$teza Peter, lab, 217 Eaf E.
Sternott Martin, shoemaker, 31 Napoleon.
Sternzetter Louisa, widow, 2 Joy.
Sternberg Isaac, pedler, 133 Croghan.
Stlerllburger Caspar, lab, 123 Rlacomb.
Sterling Miss Jessie, Wing near Fort.
Sterling John, b Bagg's Hotel.
Stearns Willard E, speculator, with E H Ro-
gers.
Stearns Fred, of Higby & 8, r 5 Aspinall ter-
race.
Stearns Joseph A, cooper, 324 Hasting.
Stearns Geo F, salesman, with Farrell &
Bro.
Stelson TVidom, m~ashermoman, 24'7 Mac-
omb.
Stelberger Christian, salesman, 269 Antoine.
Steel Wrn, overseer, b City Hotel.
Steele R M, Rail Xoad conductor, b &Iich
Escllange.
Martius cor Monroe ave, res Third near G
River.
Steckel Lewis, catholic book seller, and
French teacher, 424 Gratiot.
Steckel Adrian, salesman, 38 Monroe ave.
Stegmaier F, brewer, 329 Hastings.
Stehlin Jason, farmer, Third north Grand
River.
Steiger John, tailor, 278 Riopelle.
Steiger Chas, carp, 149 Croghan.
Steiger Benjamin, laborer, Cherry near
Gratiot.
Steiger Fred, tinsmith, 281 Woodw are.
Steiger Chas, har maker, w Henry Durcan,
Stein & Bucheister, piano and music dealers,
188 Jeff ave.
Stein Chas F, S & Bucheister, re8 188 Jeg
ave .
Stein Christopher, farmer, 81 Chesnut.
Steiner Mrs, midwife 211 Gratiot.
Steiner Jacob, 72 Croghan.
Steiner Wm, painter, 72 Croghan.
Steiner John, brush maker, 72 Croghan.
Steinberg John, tailor, 102 St Lawrence.
Steindas John, bricklayer, corner Elm and
Orchard.
Steinmann John C, acct, 133 Orleans, same
address 88 Clinton.
Steinhduer John, shoemaker, b F Gies.
Steinhaur Wm, shpemaker, w C C Tyler and
Co.
Steinhouer Conrad, shoemaker, 156 Gratiot.
Steinbrecher Henry, drayman, 287 Antoine.
Stengssn Christian, hotel keeper, 150 Antoine.
Stengson Christian Jr, 150 Antoine.
Stenton Cx, miller, r 102 RXiami ave.
Stenton Ann, wid of Francis, 204 Cong E.
Stenton Frederick, salesman, m T H Armstrong,
204 Cong E.
Stenton John, salesman, Freedman & Bro,
res 183 Earned.
Stephens James, merchant, Bagg7s '~otel.
Stephens Wid Elmla, washing, 219 Laf E.
Stephens J 31, blind maker, 194 TVoodward
ave.
Stephens John, 67 Columbia E.
Stephens Henry, agt, late Mavion & 8tephens,
hardware mer, 77 Woodw avc.
Stephens Henry, hardware mer, res Aspinall
I Terrace Macomb ave.
Steele Elizabeth, ~vasherwoinan,
Stephens Miss Harriet, teacher, Locllst St
toine. 21@ ' I School, r 69 Locust.
, Steekil Jacob, butcher, 194 Eivard.
Stephens Edrick, sailor, 386 Croghan.
Stebbins Theo, cashier, at Nali & Dtznclrlee, f3teyllens H, carp, 88 Thompson .
res Dr Stebbins.
Stephens dntoine, dyer ete, 80 Fort E.
Stebbins Ed I?, law student, res 26 Congress Stephens & Beatty, impor and dealers in
, West.
groceries,JVooclw ave and Moodb.
STEEBINS D I), phys, oftice and res 26 Stephens John, S & keatty, 68 Cong W.
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ar,d 28 Congress W.
Stephens Chas, lrcb, 96 Clinton.
STEBBINS N D, phys, office 26 and 28 STNVENS MARCUS, furniture warehouse,
Congress W.
east side TVoodw ave at Campus Martius,
Stebbins Jason, flour, feed, &c, Campus S'ee adu, p 72, r 146 Laf W.

Stevens Sears, atty, Bar Librarian, 21 Roe-
tunda, r 94 Cass.
Stevens Nelson B, shoemaker, Farnsmorth.
Stevens Mary, 224 Rivard.
Btevens Wm &-I, carp, 116 Catherine.
Stevens Mrs Jane, 219 Laf E.
Stevens John, uphol, 66 Colunlbia E.
Stephenson Robt, wagon maker, residence
45 Laf W.
Stephenson Mrs Eliza, corner Shelby and
Lafayette.
Stephenson Robt, cigar maker, Hanna ancl
Co.
Stephenson Isaac, plasterer, b 83 Congress
East.
Stephenson John, tailor, 251 Jeff ave.
Stephenson James H, mason, Leverett near
Eighth. f2E
Steptoe Henry, painter, Gratiot above St
Aubin.
Stevenson Henry L: clerk, r 62 Harriet,
Stevenson A, law student, w Maynard and
Meddaugh.
Stevenson Alex, overseer, 62 Harriet.
Stevenson John, mer tailor, 80 Grisw.
Stevenson Walter, accountant, mith John
Stevenson.
Stetson T, blacksmith, 41 Second.
Steutte Joseph, carp, 299 Crognan.
Steward Chas, carp and joiner, 201 Second.
Stewart James, saloon, 88 Gr River.
Steward Wm, moulder, 77 Gr River.
Stewart James, stone cutter, w Balmer and
Vesey.
Stewart James, carp, 258 Croghan.
Stewart James, plumber shop, 37 Macomb.
Stewart James, b 99 Atw E.
Stewart Morse, physician, 94 Cong E.
Stewart Aug, col, tobacconist, 22 Clinton.
Stewart IVm, r 99 Fort E.
Stewart Rl P, physician, 93 Jeff ave.
Stewart James, gas fitter, 16 Gr River.
Stewart Andrew, plumber, 374 Congres~.
Stewart Alexander, col, botanic physician,
Patons alley.
Stewart Albert, capt, Steamer Michigan.
Stewart J N, captain, Steamer Oliv Branch.
Btewart 'CVm. shoemaker, 112 Adams ave
East.
Stewart Andrew, contractor, 20 Le~vis.
Stewart John, w Andrew Sten-art.
Stewart N P, banker, res cor Jeff ave and
Hastings.
Stewart John, accountant, with J L Hurd &
Co, r 192 Laf W.
Stewart Duncan, r 172 Fort M.
Ste~$art David, b 149 Cong TY.
Stewart Robt, r 151 Coiq JV.
Stewart Robt, groceries and feed, 49 Jeff
avo.
Ste~vart & Patterson, ivholesale ancl retail
boots and shoes, 105 Woodw ave.
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Stewart William W, S & Patterson, Adam
ave E.
Stewart James, 37 Macomb.
Stewart. Wm, grocer, 286 Urstiot.
Stewart Bobt, eureka saloon, 33 Jefi aae and
First.
Stewart Wm, saloon, 33 Jeff are.
Stewart Pat, lab, 2T Fifth.
Stewart Pattie, artist, Beller's Hall.
Stine Wm, mate Steamer J E Eagle.
Stirling John, acct, 9 Abbot.
Stiger Christian, salesman, 394 Grat iot .
Stitch Josepl~, cabinet maker, 167 &Iullet.
Stickney J K, sewing machines, board John
Bloom.
Stickel & Henkel, tailors, 140 Woodward
ave.
Stilmill Smith, ship carpenter, Atw and St
Aubin.
Stilwjll S, Travelers I-Iome, 2 Antoime.
Stimson IB G, shipping mer, Warehouse foot
Bates, r IVoodw ave near Clzarlotte.
Stimson I3 J, w T W Misner. .
Stiner Henry, mason, Jefferson avenue near
Elmwood.
Stoaks John, JV 0 Goldsmith, residence 73
I\il[ontcaIm.
Stoat & Co, sewing machines, Jeff ave.
Stobel Fred, 224 Rivard.
Stobel Wm, carp, 224 Rivard,
Stober Anthony, lab, 225 Columbia E.
Stober John IT, salesinan, 185 Franklin.
Stober John, 185 Franklin.
Stober Anthony, 167 Croghan.
Stockburger John, baker, 473 Uratiot.
Stockwell hlrs Bridget, rear of 9 Franklin.
Stockwell Alex, carp, Watson.
, Stocli~vell Alex, carp, S42 Laf E.
I Stockwell John, carp, 342 Laf E.
Stockdale wid Caroline, 76 Maconlb ave.
Stockman Horace D, farmer, 326 Franklin,
Stockman A, dru~gist, w Otto Leuschner.
Stoddart Wm, carp, 123 Mich rtve W.
Stoddart bliss, milliner, 123 Rfich ave JY.
S tocldart C Ril, saloon at haymarket, Mich
ave W.
Stoddart Orin S, tinsnlith, w W H Tefft.
Stoddart Win, carp, 279 Woodm aye.
Stoddart Benjamin J, finisher, with John B
Wilson.
Stolies 'CVm D, pedler, 295 31aconlb.
Stokes Frank, saloon, ::l TVooclb IV.
STOICES FREDERICK A, importer and
wholesale dealer, in wines, licluors and
qroceries, cor 3eflerson avenue and Wayne.
Sl;e adv, ifzsicZe f i70?2
t COL~EY.
Stokes John 11, tobacconist, 56 Adams ave
West.
Stone Amos, trader, 92 Gr Itiver.
Stone H R, tanner, 748 Woodb IV.
Stone Yard, Louis Conrad, Atwater new
' Bolivar.
Atw E. . 1
Stewart James, saloon, 34 At777 E, / Stone Ales, Ladue's Tnnner~,

Stoner N B, moulder, 11 Howard.
Stonham John, lab, 309 Atw E.
Stonebracher Wm, blacksmith, residence 36
Thompson.
Stonebracher John, saddler, 148 Adanls ave
East.
STOLL JULIUS, Justice of Peace, office
Seitx Building, at Post Office, r 284 Crog
See adu, p 74.
Soller Charles, confectioner, with Anthony
German.
Stoller Vincent, tanner, 174 Laf E.
Stoller Matthias, lab, 18 Napoleon.
Stooks John, steward, 39 3lontcalm.
Stooke John, 96 Park.
Stopel Fred, porter, Campbell & Linn.
Storts John, carp, 421 Cong E.
Stork Jacob, saloon, 170 Columbia.
Stortz Louis, hostler, Gr River House.
Stortz John, barber, 262 Jeff ave, residence
Fort E.
Storman Theo, servant, w Dr Cobb.
Story Daniel, car builder, 50 Miami ave.
Story Wilbur F, Free Press, board Michigan
Exchange.
Story James, carp, 421 Cong E.
Story Alfred, saloon keeper, 270 Congress E.
and Jeff ave.
Storey Daniel, car builder, 94 Cass ave.
Stovin Cornelius, 271 Congress E, moving to
Canada.
Stow E C, painter, r 235 Park, and at 295
Woodw ave.
Stower G M, carp, 224 hlacomb;
Stowell Alex, real estate, 8 Gr River.
Stowell mid Catherine, 57 First.
Strab Geo, carp, lfJ9 High.
Stracke Casper, tailor, Wliitney.
Strackpan Henry, carp, 90 Maple.
Stadaman Henry, teamster, 144 Catherine.
Strahan John, clerk, Steamer Ruby.
Strahan John, sailing master, enquire Oliver
Bourke.
Strand John, engineer, r 191 Abbot.
Stransburgh Herlllan, music and dancing, r
28 Bea~~bien.
Strausburgh A.ugustns, mason, 278 Croghan.
Strasbnrg Heman, teacher of music, 41
Mich are E.
Strasburg L 4 ~ g ma.son, ~ ~ ~ 284 t ~ Croghan. ~ ,
Stratton Wm, boiler maker, 242 Howard.
Stratton N, beer pedler, 96 Mich ave W.
Stratford Rich, architect, b 65 Mich ave E.
Strauss Fre~i, saloon, 59 Beaubien.
Strauss Sazuuel, cigar maker, with J Silberman.
Straud John, shoemaker, 192 Mullet.
Straubel Henry, shoemaker, 303 Antoine.
Straw Levi 13, 80 First.
Straws Martha, wid col, 257 Catherine.
Strager Gotleib, blacksmith, 538 Trowbridge
Strelinger, Julian, vinegar manuf, 40 mood
bridge E.
Street Henry, book agent, 213 Larned E,
Streeter Mrs Emeline, b Mason Palmer.
Streeter Wm, saddle and harness maker, r 96
Adams ave E.
Streeter Wm L, salesman, Hayden $ Bjldcl
win, r cor Elizabeth and Brush.
Streete Wm L, saddle and har maker, 106
Elizabeth E.
Strong Jacob, butcher, w Chas Fitz, corner
Dequindre and Croghan.
Streng Andrew, butcher, 286 Croghan.
Streng Geo, pedler, 41 Maple.
Streng John, cook, 48 Marion.
Streng Gleo, grocer, corner Bastings and
Marion.
Strengson Christian, D & S, res Antoine cop
Lafayette.
Streke Henry;carp, 275 Mullet.
Striker G, lab, 157 Thompson.
Striker Fred, carp, 360 woodb E.
Stringer Daniel, w A E Bissell.
Stringer Mary Ann, sdoon keeper, 86 Frankw.
lin.
Stringer Martin, warehouse man, tv A E Bis-
sel, r 19 Grismoid.
Stringer Mary Ann, 339 Laf E.
Stringer Martin, lab, 242 Woodb W.
Stringham Rosana, wid of Orin, '12 Plumb,
Stringham Mrs, 67 Gr Ri-ver.
Strickel Gee, lab, I20 Elizabeth E.
Strong E E, com mer, office foot Woodm avti
r 44 Park.
Strong John, wood turner, shop 3 Pranklin
and 35 Russell.
Strong E B, 281 Jeff ave.
Strong John, cabinet maker, 233 Laf E.
Strong Wrn 0, clerk, St Mary's Falls Land
Office, r cor Woodw ave and Adelaide.
Strong Geo, pecller, 301 Gratiot.
Strong A J I\Iiss, milliner, 93 Elizabeth E.
Strong A N, shipping ier, r 69 Fort W.
Strong wm N, grocer, tor Wash ave and Qr
River.
Strong E I

Stuas Henry, servant, w E Lyon.
Btutz John, barber, 172 Fort E.
Btuard P, brass nlouldar, res Seventh near
Woodb W.
Stuart Lissy, tailoress, 177 Croghan.
Btnart Jas, carp, 345 Laf E.
Stuart Daniel, at M C R R, r 78 Baker.
Stuart Mrs 3. b 11, 245 Laf E.
Studdard John S, city bell ringer, 260 Ran-
dolph,
Stull John, hodman, Waterloo near St Au-
bin.
Stump Benry, earp, I58 Russell.
Sturm Mary, wid of Nicholas, 181 Laf E.
Sturm Stephen, pedler, 181 Laf E.
Sturman Geo John, Greenslade & S, Shades
Saloon, 49 Shelby.
Stupinsky John, ship might, Atwater foot
Rivard, r 299 Larned E, same address 227
Franklin.
8turtevant Mrs, boarding house, 38 corner
Shelby and Congress.
Sturtevant Henry, jeweller, w Morrison & C,
res 63 Wayne.
,Sucott Wm, book binder, 187 Fort E.
Sugarman S A, clerk, 92 Macomb.
Sugdell Fred, stone cutter, with Bulman and
Vesey.
.Sullivan John, lab, 189 Abbot,
Sullivan John C, cigar maker, 4 Lewis.
Sullivan Daniel, lab, 63 Jones.
Sullivan Peter, lab, 129 Woodb W.
Sullivan Wm H, livery stable, Woodb W.
Sullivan John P, w Wm H Sullivan.
Sullivan Dennis, lab, 14 Clinton.
. Sullivan Mary, wid of Timothy, saloon 19
Beaubien.
Sullivan Eugene, market trader, 5 Farmer.
Sullivan Dennis, b 29 Woodb E.
Sullivan &fiehael, b 29 Woodb E.
Sullivan John, tinsmith, 296 Michigan ave
West.
Bnllivau D, lab, 138 Porter.
Sullivan Jeremiah, teamster, w S Griggs, &.
Co, r Sheldon Block,
Sullivan Timothy, mason, Labrosse and
Eighth.
Sullivan Thomas J, livery, r 16 Laf W.
Sullivan Thomas; clrayman, 150 Orchard.
Sullivan Jerry, lab, 19 Beaubian.
Sullivan J, lab, 145 Labrossee. .
Xullivan P, lab, 143 Beech.
Sullivan D, gas fitter, 187 Sixth.
Sullivaii J, tinsmith, 187 Sixill.
Sullivan D, moulder, 239 Sixth.
Sullivan T, 336 Seventh.
Sullivan R, drayman, res Plum bet 6th & 7th.
Sullivan D, lab, 247 Sixth.
Sullivan J, moulder, 315 Sixth.
Sullivan T, lab, 20 Sibley.
Sullivan Dan'l, lab, Bronson cor Hastings.
Sullivan Thos J, livery stable, 94 Grismold r
64 Congress W,
Sullivan Denis, pedler, res 60 State.
Sullivan Daniel, trader, res 274 Mich ave W.
Sullivan Jerry, tailor, 173 Fifth.
Sullivari Daniel, mason, 172 Fifth.
Sullivan John C, cigar maker, b Mrs Barry.
Sullivan Maurice. car builder b 17 Antoine.
Sullivan Denis, dept Sheriff, 342 Franklin.
Sullivan Wid, washerwoman, 12 Beaubien.
Sulli~an mid Johanna, 111 Porter.
Sullivan Jas, lab, 152 Abbott.
Sullivan Wm H, livery stable and vegetable
market, 133 Woodbridge W.
Sullivan John, groom, b 61 Jeff ave.
Sullivan Tim, lab, Third bet Porter and Abbot
in alley.
Sullivan D, Holden road near Crawford.
Sullivan P, lab, Cramford near Irving.
Sullivan J, lab, Crawford near Irving.
Sullivan D, lab, cor Seventh and Grand River.
Sullivan Johanna, servant, w 3. W. O'Calaghan.
Sullivan John, bar tender, 49:Shellby.
Sullivan Daniel, mason, b John Collison.
Sullivan Chas, groom, w T J Sullivan.
Sullivan Tom, groom, w T J Sullivan.
SULLIVAN J QHN J, tin and copper-smith r
188 Third. See adv. p 83.
Sullivan Jerry, lab, Laf E.
Sullivan John D, capt prop Hercules, residence
251 Brush.
Sullivan D, mason, cor Harrison ave Cherry*
Sullivan R, boiler maker, res 358 Thompson.
Sullivan C has, lab, Eafontaine near Mich ave.
Sullivan J, drayman, Lasalle near Fort.
Sullivan J, lab, 99 Baker.
Sullivan S, 77 Leverett.
Sullivan John, at M C. R R res 38 Seventh.
Sullivan -, drayman, 160 Orchard.
Sullivan John, drayman, 189 Franklin.
Sullivan Timothy, shoemaker, w William
Jones.
Summer Frank, painter, 33 Waterloo.
Summers Isaac, N acct'nt, 107 Adams aveE.
SummerholT Peter, butcher, I72 Hastiugs.
Sumer Geo, wagon maker, 332 Trowb~idge.
Summerfield Andrew, lake capt, 265 Franklin.
SU31MER F 31, accountant, w I3[ E Benson,
Luinbery'd, Atwater E, near Round House.
Sumner Frecik, acct'nt, 289 Lamed E.
Sumner Jas E. acct'nt, b 40 Micb ave IT.
Sumner JIr, 44 Russell's.
Sundorf Ai~cl, pedler, 208 Hastings.
Sunning'tler Nicholas, cooper, C hesnut.
Supper Jol~n, lab, 300 Fort E.
Supple Wm, grocer, 89 Lariled JT.
Sudple John, grocer, 89 Larned W.
Suppie James, pedler, 193 Woodbriclge E.
Supple Wrn R, grocer, 44 Jeff ave.
Supple John F, grocer, 44 Jeff avo.
Supple widow Julia, 193 Woodbridge E.
Supple M R, 17'7 Mich ave.
Surles Jfl, millwright, res 242,Laf. )A

Surmont Frank, brewer, 437 Fort E.
Surveyor City, office city Hall.
Sussick Herman, carp, Marion.
Sutherland John, Foreman carpenter, Eafon-
taine, near Grand Biver.
Sutherland James, Grand River.
Sutherland Rfr, Fifth near Plum.
Sutherland Geo W. grocer, 88 Mich, ave and
$9 Congress E.
Sutherland Daniel, carp, Marion,
. BUTHEIREAND JAS,undertrtker, 91 Gratiot.
See adv't, page 225.
Sutherland David, carp, 303 Fifth.
Sutherland Donald, bar tender, 293 Jeff ave.
Sutler Miller, basket maker, Crawford and
Cutler.
Sutter Victor, saloon, 125 and 127 Grand
River.
Sutter Rudolph, shoemaker, I28 Laf E.
Sutker Simon, t'ailor, Wilkins near Antoine.
Suttle P, pedler, aes 34 Thompson.
Sutton Frank, 370 Fort W.
SUTTON J W, tub. and pail manf, 370 Fort
W. 8ce advert semernt page 203.
Sutton R, 219 Larned E. .
SUTTON MOSES, dealer in dauguerreanand
photographic merchandise, 205 Jeff ave,
Bee advertisement.
Sutton Robt T, builder, 68 Labrosse.
Sutton H J? contractor, 116 Seventh.
Swatt John, lab, 24 Beaubien.
Swan, John P, student, r J G Swan.
Swan Joseph G, machinest. 89 Miami ave.
Swan Silas, lab, 377 Fort E.
Swan Wm, finisher, 299 Brush.
Swartz Christian, gardener, James near De-
quindre.
Swartz P, lab, 551 Woodbridge W.
Swartz John, carp, 245 Macomb.
Swartz Ludwick, lab, Chesnut.
Swain Isaac N, real estate, 305 Laf W.
Swaneback Daniel, hodman, 35'7 Orleans.
Sweinke Edw, tanner, 18 Beacon.
SWIFT GEO S, Jerome Howard & S, office
Waverly block, res 14 Sproat.
Swift Mrs Susan A, sewing and washing, 81
Miami ave.
Swift Asa IC, tug experiment, 210 Franklin.
Swift FVm H, painter, 157 Third.
Swift Geo H, tin smith, 63 Abbot and 256
Mich ave W. same address 101 First.
Swift Edward Y, councellor. Oddfellows' Hall
b Russell House.
Swift Mrs Susan A, 53 Orchard.
SWINSCOE HENRY K, Justice of Peace,
office Griswold, res St. Aubin and &inllet.
Swinscoe G E, top eng, Lake Survey office,
Wayne.
Swinscoe Charles, professor music, 19 Cong-
ress, W.
Switzer Joseph, carp, 195 Clinton.
Switeer Christopher, rope maker, North.
Sweet Allan S Jr, master mechanic, Bfich C
It R machine shop, r Fiftb, near Congress.
Sweetmah Wm, corn roofer, 187 Gratiot near-
Gratiot Mills. -
Sweeney Bernard, tailor, 56 Larned W.
Sweeney Alex, blacksmith, 40 Larned E.
Sweeny Edward, lab, 16 Palmer,
Sweeny Michael, lab, 214, Third.
Sweeny Bryan, saloon, 24 Mich ave W,
Sweeny William, om driver, Rail R Hotel,
Sweeney Francis, sailor, 206 Third.
Smeeney Michael, teamster, 54 Elizabeth E,
Sykes & Co, clothing, 180 Woodward ave.
Sykes Henry, salesman, Samuel Sykes.
Sykes Samuel, 180 Jeff ave, res 119 Antoine,
Symes Elizabeth, res 40 Adams ave W.
Symons Wm, wagon maker, 366 Larned E,
Sypes John, engraver, b 55 Mich ave E.
[Names in Cap Eetters clnargea $1 ,OQ
Advertisers in the Directorv mot @harp;=
ed, and their names are invariably
printed in dlsplay letters, when theb
Cards are received iar time.]
Taff S S, spar and block maker, 64 Wood*
bridge W and 199 Lafayette W.
TaEWilliam H, spar maker, 145 Abbot.
Taff William, spar maker, 364 Woodbridge W,
Taft S K, fruits wholesale and retail, 2 Russell
House Block, same address 10 Mich E.
r 215 Larned E, same address 59 Congress
W.
Taggart Rev Joseph W, baptist ministe~,
5 Aspindl Terrace.
Taggart John, tailor, left the city, bui roturning.
Talbot John, colored saloon, 109 Clinton.
Tait Thomas, horseshoer, with John Tait,
Tait Daniel, cook, r 248 Sixth.
Tait Robert, cook and confec, 109 Adnrns
ave E,
Taite John, lab, 26 First.
Tait John, blacksmith, Harrison ave and
Elm.
Talman Charles, salesman, 103 Mich ave W,
Tallmadge N, teamster, 427 Grand River,
Taney Miss, teacher, 31 Montcalm.
Taney John, shoemaker, 72 Rivard.
Tannahill James, grocer, 225 Grand Ri~er,
I moving to Missouri.
Tansey James, waiter, Russell House.
Tansley C, saloon, 45 Atwater E.
Tappart Abel, butcher, 460 Gratiot.
Tappart Christian, wagon maker, Woodward
ave at Rail Road crossing.
I Tapert William, w J. B. Leavenworth.
Tappart Henry, butcher, 28'7 Riopelle,
Tapkin H, carpenter, 259 Laf E.
1 Tapkin Henry, carpenter, 315 Orleans.
Tarbell G S, salesman, r 37 Macomb ave,
same address at 104 Washington ave.
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Tarbell John G, salesman, 75 Woodward aye,
182 First.
Tart Charles, engineer, 130 Croghan.
Tarrant Fred, Fort and Lafontaine.
Txsker \V, boots and shoes, Wood~vard ave,
above toll-gate.
Yate Daniel, cook, 248 Sixth.
'Tate William, wigmaker and perfumer, 240
Jeff ave.
Tatro William B, 143 Cass, moving to St,
Louis.
Tatus Ered, lab, 31 Lawrence.
Taylor and Hartwell, Law office and real estate,lbasement
Mich. Ins Bank, Jeff and
Griswold.
TaylorfElisha, attorney and corn, office Jeff
and Griswold, r 274 Jeff ave.
Taylor Miss F M, teacher capital union
school, Griswold.
Taylor Miss E, teacher, capital union school,
Griswold.
Taylor John, chief engineer, Tribune Office,
r 322 Mich ave. W.
Taylor Frank D, acct, w Farrell& Brother.
Taylor C H, b Michigan Exchange.
Taylor W, market broker, 105 Nicll aye W.
Taylor 8 W, patent right. 19 Seve~th.
Taylor Hannah, saloon, 49 Jeff aye.
?a,ylor Robert, carp'r, b Blindberry's Hotel.
Taylor Edward A, salesman, TV Nichols and
LeFavour.
Taylor Frank D, salesman, Farrell & Gro 16
Madison ave.
Taylor Jolln, machinest. 454 Woodbridge E.
Taylor Joseph, machinest, 458 Woodbridge E.
Taylor Samuel, lab, 15 1 Woodbridge E.
Taylor Andrew G, ship blacksmith, 149 Koward,
shop 121 Woodbridge W.
Taylor H P, trainmaster, M C B R 149 Congress
W.
Taylor Frank, painter, 47 Fort E.
Taylor Al.red, mariner, 91 Larned E.
Taylor James, bartender, 12 Monroe ave.
Taylor Josephine, colored seamstress, 132
Hastings.
Taylor Francis, Watchman, 314 Croghan.
Taylor J, and Cs, grocers, 86 Grand Itiver,
cor Macomb.
Taylor Charles, J T & Co, r 54 blaconib ave,
Taylor John, J T & Co, r 54 Rlaconlb ave.
Taylor S W. 65 Adams ave E.
Taylor Mrs N T, 16 Madison ave.
'2aylor Frank D, salesman, 16 Madison are,
Taylor Thomas, currier, 26 Thompson.
Taylor John, machinist, 61 Baker.
Taylor Thomas L, joiner,, 308 Sixt1.r.
Taylor Peter, dealer, 208 Third.
Taylor John, bootfitter, 38 Jones.
Taylor J H, produce agent, 102 Mich ave W.
Taylor Robert John, carpenter, 35 State.
'EAPLOR REV W S, agent Am Bible Society,
r Howard House.
Ta,ylor John A, police, b Mrs Alvord.
Taylor William H, carpenter, Benton and
Hastings.
Tegan J, farmer, 34 Seventh.
Tegan J, blacksmith, 45 Eighth.
l!egan Williani, drayman, 302 Laf W.
Tegan William, carpenter, 36 Seventh.
Tegan George, teacher, 39 Seventh.
Tegan George, carpenter, 303 Lafayette W.
Teahan C, lab, Seventh and Irving.
Teakle Eph, trader, b Miss Ann Barry.
Teal Margaret, widow of John, 1 32 Franklin.
Teastle C, drayman, 82 Thompson.
Teats and Haderman, barber-shop, First and
Abbot.
Teats Hermon, barber, 107 Laf E, same First
and Abbot.
Teban J, smelting works, Campau near
Springwells.
Tebo Widow, 160 Franklin.
Tebo Victor, engineer, rear 158 Franklin.
Tebo Lewis, boiler maker, Pine and Hasting,
Tebrew Michell, sailor, 358 Franklin,
Teed Tyler, pedler with B Lee.
Tefft W R, hardware, stoves &c, 44 Woodw
ave, r 89 Farmer.
Tehan Timothy, lab, 270 Sixth.
Teichner Samuel, salesman; w D Amberg.
Temperance Journal Office, W oodn7ard an$
near Campus b1artius.
~enipleton Elizabeth, colored, 62 Clinton.
Templeton William, account, b Mrs Ann
Barry.
Templeton -, watchman, D & M R Road
b 41 Fort E.
Tenwenkel Henry, trader, 127 Gratiot.
Teiahner Samuel, porter, New England Store
139 Jeff ave.
Telegraph Western Union, Jeff ave aad Griswold,
G. W. Balch, local manager.
Teller Pierre, office Oddfellows' Hall, Woodward
ave.
Teller John, 66 Adanis are E.
Teller William, 66 Adams ave E.
Teller J B, clerk, 50 Madison ave.
Ten Eyck Anthony, assist Post Master, 171
Woodbridge E.
Ten E yck Charles,dranghtslnan, w E Willard
Smith, b 65 Port W.
Tenny Amos B, pail inanfr, with Frost, Lane
1 & Co.
Tepfar George, Shoemaker, 49 Prospect.
Terp P, teamster, Whiting near Mich aye.
Terrapin Lunch Saloon, 62 Grismold.
Terry 13 D, attorney and counsellor, office 5
Rotunda, 55 Miami ave.
Terry J F, dentist, office Campus Martins
near R R Hotel, r 29 Windsor.
Terry Charles, lum merchant, 8 Clinton.
Terry -,printer, b Mrs Aske.
Terry Taylor, Tribune Oflice.
Terry James, mschinest. 393 Grand River.
Terry A R, physician, 41 Congress W.
1 Tesler George, gardener, 274 Clinton.

Teuton James, baker, 146 Larned W.
Teuton Bobt C, baker, 146 Larned W.
Te~vksberry Siclney, carpenter, address mislaid.
Tharda AdoIpll, fanner, 18 Antoine.
Tllayer Lansing, carp, 249 Fort E.
Thayer Lansing, steam planer, 328 Lafayette
E.
THAYER ALBERT, New England Dry
Gaods store, 139 Jeff ave, r 44 Laf E. Xce
adu't, page 71.
Thayer Geo IT, moving to Gr Eapids.
Thayer Peter S, furniture dealer, 18 Mich
ave JY,
Thayer Fred, clerk, Peninsnlar Bolel.
Theatre The Metropolitan, 239 and 241 Jeff
ave.
Thelan John, 72 Clinton.
THELAN N, surveyor, office 8 Larned W, r
cor Macomb and St Aubin. Sees adv't, page
77.
Theal Elias, gardener, Elmwood ave.
Theile Augustus, carp, 182 Hastings.
Thery, Widon7 of Theodore, Julian near Dequinclre
.
Thery Joseph, carpenter, Julian near Dequindre.
Thetreau Hubert, stone cutter, 137 Fort E.
Theter Hubert, sawyer, 285 Croghan.
Theudor Wm, nlatchinaker, 340 Orleans.
Thous Frederick, shoemaker, 377 Pranklin.
Thierry Peter, finisher, 166 Gratiot.
Thillman John, musician, 69 Beaubien.
Thirkle Wm, 68 Adams ave JV.
Tliirkle Wm, news agent, 8 Roii71and.
Thoillas Fred J, shp't, office Det & Mil nail
Way, b J J Norris.
Thomas Fred J, accountant, board 88 Larned
E.
Thomas P A, grocer, 153 Wood~v ave.
Thomas Geo, 81 Adanls ave IV.
Thomas dntoine, carp, 117 Franklin.
Thomas Edward K, 'hT S recr~ziting service,
74 JVooclb W.
Thoillas John, col'd lab, Beaubien and Lafayette.
Thomas Lewis, col'ci sailor, alley off Brush,
bet Fort and Congress.
Thonlas James, lab, Detroit & Mil R Road
Depot.
Thomas Anna, col'd, washerwoman, 166 Fort
East.
Thomas Peter, b~ztclier, 203 Congress 33.
Thomas Ester, Widow, laundress, 38 Harriet.
Thomas John S, carp, 169 Second.
Thomas Martin, sailor, rear 37 Spencer.
Thomas Alfred, pro'r Terrapin lunch saloon,
62 Griswold.
Thomas Francis, rope maker, 247 High.
Thompson J S, prof. music, r 38 Congress W
room 17 illerrill Building.
THOMPSON C H, house, ship, sign and decorative
painter, 17 iS'Ionroe ave, near Campus
Martius, see adv't, paye 202.
Thompson Walter, blacksmith, 13 Sixth.
Thompson - col'd, 81 Macomb.
Thompson Sears P, Slocum 6t T, Steam Boat
and Railway agents, residence 152 Larned
W.
Thompson Richard, laborer, 152 Franklin.
Tl-~ompson Thomas, lab, 71 Fort E,
Thompson E Marsh, carp, 95 Park.
Thoinpson Neal, clerk, 106 Baker.
Thompson Bradley H, livery stable, 45
Woodb, near Randolph, residence 43 Has-
, tings
Thompson Neil, clerk, 114 Abbot.
Thompson Tdrs Sarah, nurse, 170 Third.
Thompson Thomas, r Pat Barlum.
Thompson Sears I?, general ticket agent, 152
Larned IV, office Woodb and Second.
Thompson J Matthew, real estate agent, 284
Jeff ave.
Thompson David, 27 Fort W.
Thompson Chas J, 284 Jeff ave.
Thompson & Aclams, painters, 75 Larned
East.
Thompson Fred, clerk, Det & Mil R R, r 79
Congress E.
Thompson Joseph M, grocer, 51 Gratiot,
Thompson Win, switcttender, 127 Orleans.
Thompson C A, Boots & shoes, 152 Woodw
ave, r 61 High.
Thompson Susan, col'd dressmaker, 67 Croghan.
TlIOMPSON 0 C, banker, and agent Tappl
scotts' Line of Liverpeol Packets, in
which see adv't, page 188, r 37 Woodw ave,
same above toll-gate.
Thompson J M, grocer, Eandolph and Gratioti
Thompson @has, colored washing, 273 Macomb.
Thompson Alexander, shoemaker, 104 Adams
ave E.
Thompson W F, Rail Road contractor, 814:
Jeff ave.
Thompson John, col'cl, saloon, 36 Jefferson
ave.
Thompson J P, custoun house officer, b &frs
Alvord.
Thompson Cyrus, carp, Kentucky.
Thorburn Eliza, Widow of Andrew, 236 Congress
E.
Thorman Augustus, Jacob & T, b Charles
Lotz.
Thorne Geo, salesman, 320 Gong E.
Thorne -, 56 Wayne.
Thorn Wm, sailor, 15 Baker.
Thorne Wm, clerk, U S Lake Survey, r 320
Congress E.
Thorne George B, salesman, with James 8
Blair.
Thornton James, 75 Leveret.

Thorne Nath'l, clerk, 'eT S Eight House In-
spector, office, 320 Congress E.
Thornton Drausfeld, last maker, 89 Congress
East.
Thorpe George, Jr., printer, Tree Pr*ess, b 89
Jeff ave, cor Randolph.
Thorpe Mr, r Macornb ave.
Thorpe Thomas, upholsterer, 50 Macomb ave
and w E Sheppard. .
Thorpe Wm, printer, 89 Larned W.
Thorpe Thomas, upholsterer, 211 Grand Riv-
er.
Threadwell John, painter, Bronson.
Threatey Wm, National avenue near Syca-
more.
Throop William A, Raymond & Co's, book
store.
Throop William, accountant, res 78 Adams
ave E.
Thullen Philip, grccer, 273 Laf E.
Thum Wm, druggist, 172 IIastings.
Thumling H, shoemaker, 340 Hastings.
Thuener Henry, drugs, 70 Clinton.
Thum W M, salesman, Higby & Stearns.
Tinnette John Peter, music saloon, 58 High.
Tinnette John, musizEzz, 68 High.
Tinnette Nicholas, musician, 58 High.
Tinnetle Joseph, musician, 58 High.
Tisdale Lucian, custom house officer, 35 Ma-
comb.
Tiser Peter, lab', James near Orleans.
Tiser Michael, lab, Cherry E.
Titcornbe Thos, salesman, Campbell & Linn,
P 21 Sibley.
d.
Titus Jonas H, 280 Jeff ave.
Titus Seneth, stock-broker, b Merchants' Exchange.
Titus Jonas H Jr, printer, board Thomas
Crane.
Titus Martha, col'd, 20 Clinton.
Tippin W, turner, b City Hotel.
Tirney Michael, lab, 176 Congress E.
Tobin Wm D, 244 Sixth.
Tobin M, boiler maker, 250 Seventh.
Tobin Jas, tailor, 381 Franklin,
Tobin Jas, lab, 132 Franklin.
Tobin Wm, gunsmith, 13 Congress E.
Tobin Wm, lab, 15 Griswold.
Thurburn iVm, carp, 15 Sproat.
Todd Wm, salesman, b C Palmer.
Thurlby Christ,'" contractor, 63 George. Todd Wm, clerk, r 208 Congress TV.
Thurlow Wm, carp, 15 Sproat.
Todd JVm, carp, 216 Howard.
, . Thurweaker Philip, carp, 277 Franklin. Todd Wm, tailor, 20 Catherine.
Tibbels Thos N, baggageman, Det, & Mil R Todd G W, Deputy Sheriff, board Perkins'
Road.
Hotel.
Tibbits John R, prop'r Franklin House, 68 Todd -, fence maker, w D W Glendining.
Bates.
Todt Henry, salesman \v Cleo Midler.
Tibbitts Miss Oliria My teacher Capitol Toepel John H, hardware, 72 Gratiot.
I School, Griswold.
Tolevero Franklin, col'd, waiter at Garrison
Tibbs Dan, of Kentucky, colored, Woodb House.
Farm, North of Gr River.
Tomlinson Nelson, chandler, 492 Jeff ave, r
Till Barbara, 125 Larned W.
32 Atwater E, same address 139 Bates.
Tiller James A rinter, 250 Randolph. Tomlinson Thomas, cooper, b 3frs Aske.
Tichner E, matgman, 314 Woodb W. Tomlinson Mrs Miranda, resid; nce 203 La-
Tienan Peter, roofer, 124 Wayne.
I fayetle E.
Tierman Chas. lab, 215 Hastings. I Torn Wni, druggist, 172 Hastings.
Tierney Thos, lab, 181 Fifth.
Toms Robert, P, counsellor at law, office 94
Tierney Pat, lab, I70 Fifth.
Woodw ave. r 11 Farmer.
Tiffany Lewis L, Barnard & T, r 59 Adams Toole John, sen., lab, 80 Cherry,
ave W.
Toole John, Jr., tailor, 80 Cherry.
Tight John, blacksmith, 176 Fort E.
Tooley C C, sailor, 90 Labrosse.
TILLMAN JAs W, nianuf & dealer in fur- Toomey, Wid of Michael, moving to 14 Howniture,
144 Jeff ave, r 170 Woodb E. See ard.
adv't, paye 153.
Toomep Catherine, widow, 314 Franklin.
TILLMAN WILLIABI, acct, J W Tillman, Toomey John, drayman, 226 Thompson.
Tillman John, musician, Larned and Beau- Toorney Wm, lab, Division.
bien.
Torrans James, salesman, m Forsyth & Go, r
Tiley Widow Eliza, 356 'CVoodb E.
2'73 Antoine.
Timm Wm, constable, 105 Macomb.
Torrens Robt, carp, 320 Sixth.
Tims Wm, blacksmith, 44 Eighth.
Torrens Wm, carp, 273 Antoine.
Timmins John, plumber, Bronson.
Torrens James, salesman, with Forsyth &
Timon John, lab, Bronson, near Beaubien. Co.
Timoney J, drayman, Crawford, near Holden Torry E C, drugs, &c, 253 Jeffave, same ad-
Road.
clress 320 Jeff' are.
Tirnota 'Joseph, lab, 161 Antoine.
Torpey Michael, lab, rear 101 1,abrosse.
Tink Mary, Widow of John, 66 Clinton. Toroungo Andrew, sawyer, Atwater E, 10th
Tinker L W & Co, ~vholes'l & retail grocers, Ward.
106 Woodw ave.
Tort Widow, 393 Franklin.

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Tosey Octavius, blacksmith, Atwater E, 10th
Ward.
Tossy Octave, blacksmith, 236 Catherine.
Tossy Lewis, blacksmith, 312 Croghan.
Tossy V, coffin maker, 31 2 Croghan.
Tott M, saloon, 36 Dequindre.
Toussant Billinger, teamster, Division.
Toussant Leander, carp, Division.
TOWERS GEORGE, silk throwster, r 95
Larned E. I have this man's permission
to say, that on emigrating to the United
States, he supposed he could get employment
; but on his arrival, he found there
was lzo siZk ma%ufnctzcred in America, so he
took to peddling candy ! He presumed
that $50,000,000 were paid for Foreign
silks by " THE YANKEES " annually ! ! !
Tower Geo W, 183 Park.
Tower Edgar H, law student, w Buel& Trowbridge,
r 183 Park.
Tower Fletcher, student, 183 Park.
Tower Chas, machinist, 259 Howard.
TOWN & S HELDEN, dry goods jobbers, 23
Woodw ave, see adv't page 74.
TOWN REUBEN, Town & Shelden, residence
19 Madison ave, sank address 95
Washington ave.
Town Wm P, r R Town.
Town H My saleslnan, with James Burns &
Co.
Town Wm, sailor, 350 Franklin.
Town A C, attorney, w Chaa Crosby, moving ,
Traub Christ M, r 93 Lrtrned E.
eTraub Jacob F, r 93 Larned E.
Traver Priscilla, teacher 1st Ward Pubg~
School, Abbot.
Traverse J, shoemaker, 153 Beech.
Treaster Conrad, cooper, 340 Hastinga,
Treadway Arthur, salesman, Campbell $S
Linn, 12 Sibley.
Trebold Peter, salesman, cor Gass and Gatned.
Tregent Bro. & Co, auction & corn., 123,lS
Jeff ave,
Tregent Patrick, T Bro. & Co, res 113 Fofi
West.
Tregent AU~US~US,
West.
Tremaine George, acct, 201 First.
Trehy T, lab, 159 Porter. .
Tresher Ferdinand, tailor, up stairs, 96 Jeff'
ave.
Trexler John, lab, 38 Lawrence.
Trey Martin, Eastern Hotel, Second & Front
same address 5 Jeff ave.
TRIBUNE TBE DETROIT Printing Ofiia~,
52 and 54 Shelby.
Tribute -, colored, rear 314 Lafayetb
East.
Trilick Fred, lab. Croghan.
Triliek Henry, lab, Macomb.
Trinder Thomas, storekeeper, Qrand Trunk
Railway, r 105 Earned W.
Trippert Susan, wjdow of Joseph, 230 Rua\
to St Louis.
sell.
Town Chas H, r R Town,
Troaster John, drayman, 37 Riopelle.
Town Hiram M, salesman, b 87 Washington Trombley William, farmer, N end Beaubien.
ave.
Trombley Lewis, farmer, N end Beaubien,
Tomne Thos M, music teacher, b 87 Wash- Trombley William Jr, farmer N end Beauington
ave.
bien. (
Town Albert W, ass't teller Mich Ins Bank, Trombley Hypolite, wagon maker, 195 G)raB,
r &1rs Ward.
Trombley P, hack driver, 393 Fort E.
Town Wm, sailor, 21 Orleans.
Trombley Leon, carpenter, 15 Prospect.
Town Wm, sailor, 266 Fort E.
Trombley Frank, sawyer, Atwater E PO Ward,
Town Wm, lab, Franklin 10th Ward. Trombley John, draymau, 85 Woodbridge W* "
Toyerton Joseph, clerk, Phelps & Co. Trombley Alex, lab, 103 Sixth.
Toynton Joseph, salesman, Wm Phelps 6t Trombley Charles J, Jefferson ave above:
Co.
race course.
TIt ACY LANSING, acct, Det Trib office, r Trombley Leander, carpenter, 235 Larned E,
116 Laf \V.
Trombley Alex, carpenter, 292 Franklin.
Tracy John, carp, 190 Congress W.
Trombley Adeline, wid of Ales, 288 Franklin,
Tracy Arthur, trader, 143 Jones.
Trombley Alexander Jr, 288 Franklin.
Tracy John, engineer, residence rear Michael Trombley John B, ship carpenter, 158 Frank
Hayes.
Trombley Charles J, 71 Beaubien
Tracy Martin, lab, alley off Third, bet Porter Trombley Mrs Andrew, 193 Sixth.
and Abbot.
Trombley Ferdinand, ship carpenter, 191 Ma-
Tracy Charles, col'd, eating house, 175 Beau- comb, moved from Pitt's Mills.
bien.
Trombley Luke, carpenter, 182 Macomb.
Traloar ~enri, builder, River Road near Trombley Louisa, widow Riopelle, near Ma-
Tra~vbridge.
comb.
Tram~r Rev. C, pas Ber Evan Church, Has- Troinbley Joseph, carpenter, Fort 10 War4
tings & Colulnbia.
Tromlner John, hats, caps and furs, 400 Grat
Traub C M & Bros., silver-platers and bell Troop Washington, accoun't, w F B Phelps,
hangers, 206 Jeff ave. Burned out and lr 78 Adams ave E.
moved to-
Troop Mrs Cleo, w E T'Troop,
T Bro. & Co, res 113 F o ~
--

Troop Enos T, attorney, r 54 Congress W,
(retiring Wayne C o. Clerk.)
3sounstine M, clothier, 185 Jefferson ave, r
136 Earned E.
TBOWBRIDGE C C, Sec Detroit & Milwaukie
Rail Road, 440 Jeff ave.
prowbridge Edmund, Trowbridge, Wilcox
Q, Co. foot of Woodmard ave, r 175 Woodbridge
E.
'Prowbridge Luther S, attorney, (Bnel &. T,)
office Seitz Buildings Griswold, r 485 Jeff
ave, same address Doctor Scherer, No 39
Mich ave E.
Trowbridge Chas A, (T Chipman & Rood),
r 175 Woodbridge E.
Trowbridge Levi, 313 Franklin.
Trowbridge Hubbard, lime dealer, 223 Frank
%owbridge & Co, lime dealers, o@ce 288
Atwater E.
Trambridge, Chipman & Rood, shipping and
corn merchants, foot of Bates.
?bowbridge, Willcox & Co, shipping and
corn mer, foot Bates, near Woodward ave.
!frowbridge John, 44 Russell.
'Pruckey Nelson, painter, movecl to Marquette
$ruedell Francis X, carpenter, 284 Thonlpson
Truedell Doctor, Fort, West end.
?!!ruedell Clovis, saloon, 54 Mich ave E.
TruedeU M, lab, Cherry and Orleans.
'Pmesdail Wesley, :umber merchant, office
&c, Hamley's building, Bates and Woodbr
!Prumbull 0, sailor, 148 Seventh.
'CTrumey Michael, draymaa, 162 Beech.
%runk Henry, pecller, 203 Adarns ave E.
Trurongo Andrew, lumberman, Atwater near
Franklin.
Tryon Charles, attorney and counsel, office
95 Jeff ave, b 47 Howard.
?Pubman Richard, clerk, Grancl Trunk Railway,
r Thompson ner Railroad.
%bbs T, Sixth near Irving.
Tucker Robert, butcher, 315 IVooclward ave.
Tucker Geo, with JV W Wheaton, 14 Woodm
rlf~zcker Geo, accottu't 21 Fort IV.
Pucker James, foreman, Brooks and Aclarns,
r 458 River Road.
Tucker Charles, machinest, 14 Le\~-is.
Pudor @has C, musician, b 7 Mich ave E.
'Sluggey Charles, carpenter, Tremont, near
Woodwarcl ave.
qunis W E, book period. and news agent, 6
Larnecl JV.
?homey Wm, boot maker, with H L Chapin
& Co, 38 Nonroe ave.
'Ilnny John, shoe~naker, 72 Xivard.
?urnbull TVilliam, confectioner, 122 EarneclW
T~~rner Porter G, leather dealer, 95 Elizab E,
ancl 14 Congress near Bates.
Turner Horace, pro'r steam stave mannf'y, r
134 Larnecl E, sanie address 165 71Voorlbridge
E.
Turner Mrs Mary, 291 Fort E.
Turner -, barber; 99 Atwater E.
Turner Henry, butcher Jefferson ave and
Beaubian.
Turner Henry, moving, butcher, 409 Grand
River below Seventh.
Turner Charl2s D, importer foreign fruits,
28 Woodward ave. s 513 Jefferson a3e.
Turner Chas D Jr, 28 Woodward ave and 513
Jeff are.
Turner Jobn, mason, 227 Mullet;.
Turner R, laborer, 245 Lafayette W.
Turner William, shoemaker, 25 Grand River,
Turner Robt, doors, sash, &c, 7 Grand River.
Turnet John, lab, St. Aubin.
Tuttle Joseph H, physician, 131 Congress E.
Tuttle Alnieril, carriage maker, 5 Miami av.
Tuttle William, salesman, 5 Miami ave.
TWELL JOSEPH, foreman printer, Detroit
Tribune Office, r 14 Palmer.
Twomey Michael, b 56 Wayne.
Twomley R T, r 387 Woodward ave.
TYLEI), C C & Co, manuf's and dealers in
boots, shoes and rubbers, 83 Woodvard
ave. See adv't page 76.
TYLER CHAS C, (C G Tyler & Co,) i01
Larned E.
Tyler Rowland G, grocer, 62 Mich ave E,
Tyler John, with R G Tyler.
Tyler Russell L, drover, 61 Elizabeth W.
Tyler D M, physician, 107 Mich ave W.
Tyler John, tanner, b 1G7 Franklin.
Tyler &Irs Lydia, 64 Abbot.
Tyler Mrs Samuel, wiclow, Wooclbriclge E.
Tyre Eclward, sailor, Dequindre near Frankl
Tyre William, clrayman, Chane Lane.
Tyroller -, drayman, Division.
Tyson John, storeman, 183 Adalus ave E,
Tzelner A~zgust~as, lab, 355 Franklin.
[Naanes in Cap Letters cBnarged $1.00,
Advertisers in the Directory not cllarg-
edl, aaad their ulnmes are invariably
printed h a display Betters, xvlnelra their
Cards are received inn time.]
Udcler Freclerick, lab, 133 Ho~~arcl.
Ueberroth Charles, tailor, with Charles Loge.
Uln~an And. blacksmith, IV J I3 \Yilson.
Ulrich Henry, pninte~., 245 Beartbien.
Ulrich John, lab, 234 Brush.
Ulrich Joseph, hatter, 203 Port E.
Ulrich John, tailor, 263 Gratiot
Ulric'h Victor, waiter, Bussell House.
Ulrich Ferdinancl, tinsmith, w T J Noyes.
Uhl Nicholas, carpenter, 2'79 Ciint,on.
Ulrich Peter, saloon, 15 Biicll ave E.
Ulrich Victor, hatter, 191 Lafayette E, sanie
address BG Lewis.
Ulrich John, saclcller, 5 Monroe a-re.
Ulricll Joseph, salesnlan, r John R,eno.
Ulrich JOIIII, laborer, 71 Aclarns ave E,

1
Ulman Andrew, blacksmith, with J B Wilson. Van Derbeck Egon, grocer, 201 Atwater E.
Underhill Edward, engineer, 18 Lafayette E. Van Dorp Louisa, 235 Sixth.
Underhill B, 84 Leverett.
Van Derwarker John T, salesman, Parsons
Underhill William M, watch maker, m Cleo cSt Johnson, r 62 Abbot.
Doty.
Van Dyke Ernest Ernile, 300 Jeff ave.
Underwood Albert, colored, waiter, Garrison VanDyke Geo William, 300 Jeff ave,
House.
Van Dyke Mrs J A, 300 Jeff ave.
Unger Charles, tailor, north end Prospect. Van Mourick Peter, salesman, NdE, Dunck-
Unitarian Church, Lafayette and Shelby. lee & Co.
United States Building, Griswold, cor Larneci Van Haurermeiren Hipolite, carpenter, 120\
United States Express Comp7 office, 112 Jeff Elizabeth E.
ave.
Van Hoisen Bernard, carpenter, 261 Macomb.
United States Court and Offices, Federal Van Haurermeiren Adolphus, carpenter, 257
Building, Griswold.
Macomb.
United States Land Office, Federal Building, Van Huiser Bernard, carpenter, 249 Macomb.
United States Receiver and Depositary's of- VAN HUSEN CALEB, superintend't Detroit
fice, Federal Building.
Lo~omotive Works, r 169 Woodward ave.
United States Lake Survey Office, Wayne Van Isaac M, watches and jewelry, 127 Cass.
bet Fort and Congress.
Van Leyen T, carpenter, 70 Blontcalm.
United States top observatory,, Wash ave, Van Noorden Solomon, salesman, 233 Jeff a.
cear %and. River.
Van Noorden Solomon, with W Van Baalen.
United States recruiting Rendezvous, 74 Van Renssellaer b1rs Jeremiah, 215 Woodw
Woodbridge W, and auxilarg office Carnp- ave.
us Martius.
Tan Renssellaer Carrol, w Mrs Van Renssel-
United States Marine Hospital, Jeff ave east laer.
end.
Van Sycle Isaac, blacksmith, b 81 Congress
Unsicker George, teamster, Brewster, near 33, salve address at 14 Lewis.
Antoine.
Van SycIe James, founder, 47 Lewis. ..
Unsolt John, I2borer, 93 Antoine.
Van Tifflin Myron, carpenter, 114 Clinton.
Uppendahl Fred, shoemaker, 213 Croghan. Van Valkenburg Charles, saloon, Mich ave
Uppendahl Augustus, vinegzr manufacturer, E, r .235 Crogllan.
11 Mechanic.
Van TTalkenburg Charles William, Mich ave,,
Upton Albert, cigar maker, 10s Micll ave TV. E, r 235 Croghan.
Ure Jaines, grocer, 36 Grancl River, moving Vael Anclrew, lab, 172 Columbia E.
to 201 second.
Vais Ferdinand, carp, Russell.
Uridge Philip, mason, 202 Park.
Vail Chas, salesinan, EI Hallock, r 7'7 Adams
Usher John, laborer, 20 Sibley,
ave E.
Usher J, laborer, 223 Park.
Valentine Agnes, dress maker, 21 Lawrence.
Us John, laborer, 215 High.
Valentine John, lab, 99 Elizabeth E.
I Va.lentine Joseph, wagon maker, 116 Maple.
i Valentine Ant.hony, tinsmith, 278 Gratiot.
/ Valentine Anton, match maker and jewelry,
V 1 256 Jeff ave, r 226 Cong E.
TTalentine ~ei&y, mat cll Galier, with Ailton
[Names in Cap Eetters cllnarged $1.
Valentine.
Advertisers in the director^ mot el&argrr.
~ ~ ~ aolm, l l sn ilor, ~ ~ clinton ~ l near ~ ~
ed, and their aaaasaes are frtnvariabPy i
~ ~ i
in ilispPay let.t@ra xvlnexx taneir
Cards are received 5x1 timne,]
Vaakark E A, carver, 149 Eivarcl.
Tail Antverp Francis, blaclcsmith, 21s htwater
E.
Van Baalei1 Wi!liam, second han(1 clothing,
233 Jeff ave.
Van Brunt RIrs Elccta, m 3Irs Z Kirby.
Van Bnren Ann, nlovillg to 16 Bo~vard.
Van Burell Ann, saloon, 107 Grancl I'lirer.
Van Cleve TYillinm 11, nc,conntant, Coru-ell,
Barnes &. Co, 118, Jeff'ave, b Garrison Ho
Van Dan1 Peter, blaclcsmith, 420 Larnecl.
Van Dain Charles, cooper, 309 Fort E.
Van Dam Felix, cabinet mnk, 227 Beaubien
Van cle Bogart Jalnes, overseer, ID7 Second.
Vallee &Irs, 163 Woodb E.
Vallee -, clmyman, 53 Franldin.
TTalliere Angustus, b 11, 69 Atw E.
Valliere Angtzstns, Jr, GD At~v E.
STanallen 11, engineer, 249 Laf IV.
Vanantrverp Francis, ~narine blacksmith,
Atw foot Russell, resiclcizce 178 Congress
East.
Vanantwerp Chas, blacl~smith, wit11 Francis
Vanant~verp.
Vinlneter John, saloon, 60 Pine.
Vanclerlip Frecl, en~iueer, 316 Crogl~an, same
aclclress 281 IIastings.
Vanclermeulen J P, Hubbard7s srtw mill, Rivel.
noad, r 548 iVooclb W.
Vanclerlucer A 3, b Momarcl Rouse.

Vandermeer J, musician, b Howard House.
Vandermarker John T, salesman, 52 Abbot.
Vandermerp James, blacksmith, 669 Jeff
ave.
Vandland Hermon, smith, 90 St Lawrence.
VanShoick John H, 169 Bark.
VanSlyke Eukene, steward, Forest Queen,
VAN STAN JOHN & CO, detective police
officers, office City Ball, See card p 139.
Vanson Benj, mason, 106 Farmer.
Van Sythe James. fireman, b Levi Dings.
Varagut Thos, miner, 171 Cong E.
Vatcher Geo, b h, 7 Rowland.
Vaugheln -, carp, 159 Orleans.
Veisenberg John, tailor, 140 Beaubien.
Vender Wm, carp, 252 Orleans. '
Veenfliet Geo Frederick, government emigrant
agt, office Detroit and Mil Xt Road
Depot, r 110 Miami ave.
Vellard John, master mariner, 365 Franklin.
Venloon John, carp, 279 Antoine.
Vengenee -, barber, 15 Cass.
Vengheluve Chas, ship carp, Fort E.
Venn T & Co, meat nzasket, 275 Jeff aye.
Venn Robt, morrocco dresser, 35 Hastings,
Venn John, carp, 35 Hastings,
Venn Wm, carp, 35 Bastings.
Venn Thos, carp, 39 Hastings.
Venn Geo, sailor, Clinton near Dequindre.
Vent, Starr & Co, book publishers, office 14
Merrill Building Jeti ave.
Vent Louisa, ]lab, Bee near Fort.
Vent IF, lab, 555 Woodb W,
Verhoeff Peter F, 553 Jeff ave.
Verdon Lawrence, book seller, 64 Grismold,
r 232 Seventh.
Vennoy James M, stage driver, 85 Elizabeth
West.
Veregut Bliss Mary, milliner and dress mak,
97 Bates.
Vereher Charles, cabinet maker, with J P
Long.
Vermeulen Joseph, bar tender, w C Schulenburger.
Vermeullen C H, fancy box maker, 94
Maple E.
Vermeullen Chas, book binder, 271 Jefferson
ave.
Vermeuller Peter, carp, 41 John R.
Vernor Benj, fire and general insurance agt,
45 Griswold, residence 148 Fort W. See
nclcertise?ne?zt p
Vernor J S, 80 Farrar.
Vernor Chas PI, 80 Farrar.
Vernor James, r 80 Farrar.
Vernor James, salesman, Higby & St~arns.
. Vernor Martin, brewer, Jeff ave 10th Ward.
Verrall Geo JVm, printer, r 142 Larned E.
Verfs Michael, saloon, Gratiot.
Vescilus Mrs John I

.
w - -
I Wallcotl ~dmund. lab, 311 Fifth.
Wallcott Albert H, 259 Jeff z*re.
LNames in Cap Letters charged $'*O0
Waldron Wm M, acct, James Burns & Go'
Advertisers in the Directory not oharg-
Waldron James, tailor, 137 Fort E.
ed9 and names are lnvariab'y Waldron Wm M, acct, 204 Randolph, b Mrs
printed in display letters when their shackletine.
Cards are received in time.]
Waldron Frank D, clerk, w Moore, Foote &
'2
Co.
Wachter Augustus, cabinet maker, Whitney Waller Wm, chandler, w N Tomlinson.
near Antoine.
Walker H L, b Russell House.
Wachter Francis, woodsawyer, 17 Marion. Walker David, clerk. Steamer May Queen.
Wackerman Peter, mason' 1.94 Fort E. Walker C J , attorney and counsellor. office
Wade John, grocer, 75 Plumb.
room 3 Waterman Building Woodm ave,
Wade Wm, trader, Third near Jones.
r 19 Fort W,
Wade Miss Ann, 8 Rowland.
WALKER & RUSSELL, attornies, office
Wade T, tailor, 218 Howard.
Woodward ave corner Larned, Waterman's
Wadsworth Thos, ship carp, 231 Croghan. Building. See adv, p
Wadsworth Charles N, blacksmith, 231 Walker Mrs S G, 60 Fort W.
Croghan.
Walker L B, 624 Jeff ave.
Wadsworth Lewis Lee, blacksmith, 231 Walker W, 318 Mullet.
Croghan.
Walker Wm, blacksmith, 165 Cass*
Waeld Chas. boots and shoes, 156 Gratiot, Walker Thos, 211 Fifth.
Wagg David, lab, Dubois.
Walker Ancil W, carp, 55 Jones.
Waggonback Wm, lab, Scott near R Road. Walker James E, carp, 55 Jones.
Waggoner Philip, carp, 95 Chesnut.
Wallcer James H, 39 Spencer.
Waggoner Frank, blacksmith, Franklin. Walker H T, physician, 25 Gr River,
Wagoner Maurice, butcher, 8 Centre. Walker Daniel, clerk Steamer Forest Queen
Wagener Christian, carp, 248 Mullet.
r 40 Madison ave.
Walker Robt, col, blacksmith, 200 Adams
ave E, shop Sixth near Gas Works.
Walker Daniel, cooper, 6 Maple E.
Walker Geo, caulker, 171 Croghan.
Walker Richard, plasterer, 106 Macomb.
Walker Geo, pattern maker, 76 Macomb.
Walker Ferdinand, 121 Larned E.
Walker E C, atty and couns, Walker and
Russell, 99 Port W.
Walker Hiram N, Atw El b Mich Exchange.
Walker Henry, teamster, Oak near Seventh.
Walker Geo, sailor, 59 Laf E.
Walker Henry, clerk, D & M Road, b 89
Cong E.
Walker James, clerk, 9) & M R Road, b 89
Cong E.
Walker Geo, 0, carp, 125 Mich ave W.
Walker Duncan, machinist, 160 Howard.
Walker Jaines, tinsmith, 70 Por~er.
Walker C harSes H, express messenger, 92
Howard.
Walker Alvan H, 177 Laf IT.
Walker Daniel, 93 ktams ave W.
Wallcer Fred K, home mills, !Jeff ave-r 320
Wagener Matthias, blacksmith, 65 Mullet.
Wagner John, cabinet nlak~r, 172 Gratiot.
Wagner Angus, cabinet maker, 172 Gratiot.
Wagner Henry, teamster, 85 Fort E.
Wagner Ransford, grocer, 219 Woodw ave.
Wagner D & R, grocers, 219 Wooodw ave
abd 70 Gratiot.
Wagner Dewitt, grocer, 219 Woodw ave.
Wagner -, cigar maker, 25 Laf E.
Wagenback Wm, porter, Higby & Stearns.
Wagner Joseph, butcher, Mullet, 10th Ward.
Wagner John, crrp, 544 Fort W.
Wagner John, furniture manufacturer, 172
Gratiot.
Wagner Philip, 216 filullet.
Wagner D & R, grocers, Park and Columbia.
Wagner J, blacksmith, 127 Farmer.
Waits J H, teamster, Union and Fifth.
Wain Wm, wagon maker. 91 Larned E.
Wain Mrs Wm, b h, 91 Larned E.
Wain Wm Jr, engineer, 91 Larned E.
Wain Walter T, boiler maker, 91 Lariled E.
Waite David, ice psdler, 140 Larned W.
Waits Martha, col, 359 Thompson,
Waits Edward, col, 359 Thompson.
Wakefield Drucilla, widow of Nathan, 85
Fort E.
Walbridge Wells D, ' Man L Sup Steam Bt
Line, r Mich Exchange.
Wallbridge Fidelia, seamstress, 266 Beaubien.
Waldman J, lab, 90 Labrosse.
Wales Edwin C, 274 Cong E.
Wales - , sailor, 176 Cong E.
Jeff ave.
Walker Ferdin~nd, dry goods, 63 Woodward
ave .
Walker Hobert, salesman, with Ferdinand
walker.
Walker Daniel, saloon and cooper, 6 Maple
Bast.
Walker James, pattern maker, 73 Lewis.
Walker Geo, carp, 195 Fifth.
Walker James, tinsmith, '10 Porter.
Walker Duncan, finisher, 125 Jones.

Walker Hen~y W, clerk, D & M R Road, 90 Walsh John, lab, 59 Cherry.
Adams ave E.
Walsh Pat, lab, 38 Clifford.
Walker Levereti B, 663 Jeff ave. Walsl~ Richard, gasfitter, 38 Clifford.
,
Wall Mrs Nicholas, 98 Farmer.
Walsh Rose, widow of Jarnes, 50 Adams ave
Wall Geo, lab, b M Trey.
East,
Wall E. drayman, 1'73 Howard.
Walsh John, clerk, 50 Adams aye E.
Wall Thomas Edward, sausage rnanufr, 84 Walsh Thomas,.~vatches & jewelry, 254 Con-
Adams. ave E.
gress.
Wall Thcraas James, painter, 84 ddams ave Walsh Thomas, grocery, 114 Woodb E.
East.
Walsh Thos, jewelry & notions, Woodw ave,
Wall Robt, salesman, 84 Adams ave E.
Campus Martius,
Wallace P1: &It. grocers, 161 Woodw ave. Walsh Pat, with Thomas Walsh, r 254 Cong-
Wallace R H, traveling agent, r 90 Aciams ress E.
ave W.
Walsh Thomas, b Russell House.
Wallace Thos, lab, 158 Franklin.
Waltensperger Christian F, brewer, 274 Rns-
Wallace David, salesman, G & R McMillan. sell.
Wallace Samuel, belfast tavern, 111 Wood- ' Waltz Wm, baker, 159 Rivard.
bridge W,
Walters Hiram A, engineer, 212 Congress
Wallace Thos, lab, 180 Third.
East.
Wallace Ptobt, acct, r 68 Howard, moving. Walter Louisa, widow of Frederick, 114
Wallace R H, produce mer, 197 Cass.
High.
Wallace Joseph, 222 Randolph.
Walter Lewis, blacksmith, 179 Cathei-ine .
Wallace James, col barber, 277 Cong 5. Walters Benjamin, engineer, 91 Atwater
Wallace Rebecca, col, 124 Fort E.
East.
Wallace Robt, carp, 16 illontcalm.
Walter Elizabeth, widow, Maeomb, Tenth
'Wallace Margaret, widow Thomas, ~vas3, 56 Ward.
Laf E.
Walters John, fireinan, Bubard's sawmill, r
Wallace R C, salesman, H 8 & R F Wright, Whiting near Fort.
Wallace Hugh W. grocer, 26 Coluivbia W. Wands Aleuancler, blacksmith, 100 Elizabeth
Wallace R, grocer, 26 Columbia W.
East.
Wallace Hugh, acct, 26 Columbia W. Wanick M, ashery, Michigan ave near La-
Waller T m, acct, b Franklin Mouse.
salle.
Wallester Nicholas, carp, 227 Laf E,
Wanclbecg Andrew, stoneyard, Gratiot, r 9:
Wallester John, porter, Nall Duncklee & Co. Macomb.
Walling Hubert, Croghan.
Wanbecg Joseph, marble manufacturer, 123
Wallingford Susan, 170 Cong W'.
Woodwarci avenue, azd 171 ancl 173 Gra-
Walpert Frank, lab, 48 Maple.
tiot. . .
Walpole E, lab, 262 Thompson.
Wanbecg & hlussche, marble works, 1'71 ancl
Walsh Barney, teamster, 52 Elizabeth E. 173 Gratiot.
Walsh & Nolan, grocers, Mich ave near cor Wantt John, shoemaker, 289 Fort E.
Seconcl.
WARD CAPT. EBER B, ship mer and steam
Walsl.1 John, painter, 181 Second.
boat ovner, ofice IVooclwwarcl avenue,
Walsh Daniel, sailo~, 26 First.
below Atw, r Fort FV.
Walsll William, laborer, board Michigan Ex- TBarcl Captain Jolln P, r E B Ward.
change.
Ward Henry A, 49 Sllelby.
Walsh Nicholas, lab, 23 Or!eans.
NTarcl &I, lab, 157 Orchard.
Walsll Daniel, s~tilor, 21 Riopelle.
Warci Miss Mary, teacher Barstow Union
Walsh Thomas, blacksmith, b Angus Came- School.
ron.
Ward Frank, express messenger, b filcrcllarlt
Walsh Richarcl, machinist, 71 Lafontaine. Eschrt~.gc.
Walsli Daniel, sailor, 256 Catllerine.
TV.:!. l a i - ) I:(:, Hastkings.
Walsh XTm, fireman, 51 Riopelle.
War;! 'ITS :in. v. " . ~vasli. I-Iastings.
Walsh Thomas, firernan, 51 Riopelle.
TJarcI ----; cnrp, b 49 Jlrayne.
Walsh Pat, cooper, Beaubien.
Warcl Jas, n-aitcr, Bagg's Hotel.
JValsh bIichae1, clrayman, 307 Beaubien. Warcl John, atty, b Mrs Alvorcl.
Walsh John, l)oulterer, 294 Woocln-ard are- Ward Geo, lab, 454 Fart E.
nue.
Warti John, blacksmith, boarcl 84 RXont-
Walsh John Jr, carp, 384 \JToocl~varcl ave- calm.
nue.
Ward Mrs RI a, b h 299 Jeff ave.
'CValsh RIary, wid of Pat, 175 Fift?~. I Warci Michael, lab, 244 Third.
Walsli John, lab, 1.42 Jones. a Ward Chas, clrayman, 44 Sibley.
Walsh Pat, lab, 20.1 Sixth.
llTard & Farlls~vorth, attornies, 40 TT?ood~v
'CValsh Nancy, ~~id0.w of John, 91 Plum. ave .

Ward John, Ward & Farnsworth, 40 Woodw
ave. .
Ward H DJ, atty & couns, 130 Jefferson
ave.
Ward & Farnsworth, law office 8 Seitz Buil-
ding, Grisw.
Ward John, attorney, W & F, b H H Phil-
brick.
Ward Rev Milton, pro Epis minister, 403
Catherine, near St Aubin.
Ward J F, comedian, 27 Laf W.
Ward Wm, music teacher, 403 Catherine near
St Aubin.
Ward Edward, student, 403 Catherine, near
St Aubin.
Wardell Wm, bill poster, at tha news offices,
r 15 Fort E.
Warenspecker, J, near Fort on Whiting.
Warner Wm & Co, l~zmber mer, 349 dtwater
cor Riopelle.
Warner &I W, Larned House, Third & Wood-
bridge.
Warner J G B, salesman, with Oliver Gold-
smith.
Warner widow Caroline A, 19 & 20 Waverly
fIouse, Jeff ave.
Warner Ja:: G Bisalesman, with Oliver Gold-
smith.
Warner RiIrs J M, dressmaker, 49 Wayne.
Wares Geo, col'd, 36 Jeff ave.
Warner Wm, Wm W &, Co, residence 57 Lar-
ned E.
Warner Wm, garclener, 35 Miaini ave.
Warner J C, 63 Wasllington ave.
Warner Angustus, gardener, 35 Miami ave-
nue .
Warren Thos, painter., b 10 Second.
WARREN JOSEPH, Ed. Det Adcertise;?., r
282 Third.
Warren Edwin, fruit and confections, 316
Jeff ave.
Warren Henry 31, acct, gas light ofice, r 283
Thircl.
Warren Lanclon, druggist, resiclenc,e 282
Third.
Warren I'TT A, inaster mariner, 74 3Iont-
Warren Geo, hostler, 65 Clifford.
Warren Lewis, col'd lab, 202 Adams avenue.
East.
Warren W A, r 94 Park.
Warren W A, salesman, w S Griggs & Co, r
112 Farmer.
Warren William A, auctioneer, 65 Adams
ave E.
Warren Mary, widow of Archibald, 61 Gratiot.
Warren Isaac, saddler, Hayden & Baldwin,
r 01 Gratiot.
Warren Robt H, col'd plasterer, 185 Mac..
omb.
Wash Wm, fireman, 51 Riopelle:
Wash John, wagon maker, 97 Antoine.
Washington Nelson, col'd cook, Hastings and
Kentucky.
Washington Louis, col'd carp, Ohio.
Washington Market, Wayne and Larned,
Washington Jas, co17d, 106 Macomb.
Washington Geo, col'd, baker, 67 Croghart.
Washington Willis B, col'd, nursetender, 187
Laf E.
Washington Mary, col'd, 100 Clinton.
Washington Cleo, col'd, 361 Laf E.
Watches Nicholas, pedler, lab, bet Prospect
and Hastings.
Watco Joseph, lab, 102 Jay.
Waterfall John, carp, 32 Locust.
Waterfall Thomas, carp, 134 Fort E.
Waterfall John, carp, 134 Fort E.
Waterinan Charles H, banker, 28 Eliza73e.t 1
West.
Waterinan Josllua W, atty & couns, office GS
Grism, r 61 Washington ave.
Waterman Win J, atty & couns, office 68 Gris
res 19 HigE;.
Waters Bridget, ~asl~~voinan, 95 Antofne.
Waters Jas, manf steam plougl~, Det Loco
Works, r 71 Col. W
Watersoil Salina,, widow, 270 Brush.
Watkins Henry, machinist,, Congress cor Seventh.
Watkins Ailclre~v L, teacher; Barstow Union
School.
calm.
I Watltins Benj H, salestnan, with H B IIodg-
Warren Jol~ L, carpet Jveaver, 12s Larnecl son.
West.
TTatkins Wm Ecl~~rarcl, tailor, 129 Beech.
Warren Wm Ecl~vin, fruiterer, 1.28 Lariled Watkins H S, sash, door and blinds, moved
Vest.
to the count1.y.
Warren Cllas A, snp't I

Watson Alexander, saloon, 158 Gratiot.
Watson Eugene, 577 Jeff ave.
Watson Alexander, warehouseman, 17 Beech
Watson Geo, carp, Lafontaine near Michigan
a,ve.
Watson W B, engineer, 51 Sixth.
Watson Geo, lab, 193 Larned E.
Watson Mrs Samuel G, 397 Jeff ave, same
address 477 Jeff ave.
Watson A, grocer, 271 Woodw ave.
Watson Mrs Frederick, 131 Clifford.
Watson Wm, salesman, 64 Russell.
Watson Robert, car maker, 83 Congress E.
Watson Wm, carp, 132 Fifth.
Watson Hiram, physician, r 17 Cong near
Griswold.
Watson Eugene W, 577 Jeff ave.
Watson Robert P, carp, 73 Labrosse.
Watson H C, spring-bed manufacturer, 15
Jones.
Watson A, grocer, 271 Woodw ave.
Watson Andrew, clerk, 71 Adam ave E.
Watson Alexander, saloon, 271 Eaf E.
Watson William, First engineer steamboat
Ocean.
Watt Robt, tanner, Franklin.
Wattles J H, medical student, Doc. Day.
Watts Reuqen, colored, whitemasher, w R J
Warren.
Watts J J, sailmaker, Wing near Fort,
Watts Joseph J, Dep. Sheriff, Sheriff's office
Griswold.
Watz Constantine, teacher, Ger & Eng Acad-
amy, 223 Laf E, r 191 Fort E.
Waukous Christian, cooper, 217 Gratiot.
Waxmouth -, printer, residence 18 Laf
East.
Way Wm, trader, 219 Third.
Way Nathan, carp, 231 Seventh.
WAY F B, Gen Supt Detroit Tribune Office,
res cor Madison ave and Grand Circus.
May Wm B, 70 Or River, moving to First,
north of Mich ave.
Wayne James B, Pulton Iron Works, res 30
Laf E.
Wayne & Robinson, machinists, Brush near
Atwater.
Weach John, lab, 76 Woodb W.
Wealde Geo, tailor, 1'71 Macomb.
Weaver John, rag pedler, 142 Columbia E.
Weaver Margaret, widow of Moses, 155 Eliz-
abeth E.
Weaver S D, 7 Clifford.
Weaver Henry, lab, Fort below Campeau.
Weaver J A, 257 Howard.
Weaver -, shoemaker, 187 Fort E.
Webling Samuel John, milwright, 342 Cong-
ress E.
Webb Benj L, 138 Laf W, bet Third and Sec-
ond.
Webb Mrs Wm, grocer, 169 Congress E.
Webb Rev W, 171.Congress E.
Webb Chas, salesman,'l69 Congress E.
.
Webb Francis, Peoples' Intel Office, 206 Jeff
ave, moving.
Webb Wm, col'd, grocer, Congress cor bntoine.
Webb Francis, 394 Beaubien.
Webber P J, carp, 161 Orchard.
Weber Leonard, servant, w S S Barnard.
Weber Henry, fur man, 129 Woodw aye, rea
24 High.
Weber Robt, w Geo Weber.
Weber Cleo. grocer, 58 Front.
Weber Henry, shoemaker, Wilkins near Bean
bien.
Weber Augustus, lab, 97 Elizabeth E.
Webber Nicholas, mason, 100 Marion.
Weber Fred, salesman, 117 High.
Weber Mrs Geo, I93 Thompson.
Weber Frank, butcher, 243 Antdne.
Weber Chas, hodman, Watson.
Weber Chas, teamster, 62 High.
Weber Ignats, blacksmith, Hastings, near
Gratiot, r 44 Catherine.
Weber Geo, baker, 269 Hastings.
Weber Frank, morter maker, 269 Hastings.
Weber Chas. carp, 249 Clinton.
Weber Frank, butcher, 161 Gratiot.
Weber Peter, tailor, 324 Clinton.
Weber Ann, wid of Nicholas, dyeing & scour
87 Antoine.
Weber Chas, carp, 262 Laf E.
Weber Wm, lab, 250 Laf E.
Weber & Fonderheider,shoemakers, 51 Mich
ave E.
Weber Joseph, shoemaker, 51 Michigan ave
East.
Weber Frederick, salesman, with Ferdinand
Walker.
Weber Philip, har maker, Wayden & Baldwin.
Weber Fred, butcher, Gratiot.
Weber & Springer, stonecutters, 257 Antoine.
WEBSTER M HOWARD, alderman, Second
Ward, res 225 Jefferson ave, corner Randolph.
Webster Wm. drayman, r 55 Wayne.
Webster Geo, gas fitter, 236 High.
Webster Jas, carp, 125 Beech.
Webster Timothy, last maker, 10 Catherine,
Webster Arthur, milwright, 352 Congress
East.
Webster S C, r 59 Georges
Webster E \V, tinner, 16 Sibley.
Webster Daniel, last maker, 207 Beaubien.
Webster T 0, last maker, 207 Beaubien, same
address 174 Beaubien.
Webster Wm, gas fitter, with F Wetmore &
co,
Webster Geo, plumber, with William Webster.
Webster Moses, ship carp, 17 Beaubien,
Webster Geo C, machinist, 146 Howard.
Webster Mrs, 54 Abbot-moving.

Webster David, poulterer, 122 First.
Webster Chas, clerk, Russell House.
Webster D. 42 Mich ave W.
Wechsmuth Wm, printer, b Chas Lotz.
Week Joseph, lab, Bee near Fort.
Weeks Wm H, shoemaker, 69 George.
Weeks Oliver, watchman, 62 Thompson.
Weet Wm, b h 77 Gr River.
Weible Jacob, carp, 175 Catherine.
Weichler Chas, overseer, 4th Ward.
Weeichsler Chas, furrier, 110 Croghan.
Wein Jacob, shoemaker, 130 Mullet.
Weinbecker Bernard, woodsawyer, Brewster
near Hastings .
Weiner A, shoemaker, 115 Thompsou.
Weinger John, shoemaker, 385 Hastings.
Weinger John, 2nd, shoemaker, 385 Has-
ting~.
Weir Jas D, atty, w Wm P Yerkes, office No
11 Rotunda, r 197 Cong E.
Weir John, boiler maker, 46 Eighth.
Weise Adolph, cutter, 93 Macomb,
Weiss John I?, piano tuner, 247 Cong E.
Weiss Meyer, pedler, 129 Croghan.
Weiss Philip, ped'ler, 160 Second.
Weissbrod Christ Frederick, tinsmith, Cath-
erine.
Weissenstein Charles, 2nd, baker, 33 Cath-
erine.
Welsenburg John, dyer and sccurer, 47 Fort
East.
Weisenburg John, tailor, 140 Beaubien.
Weitz Adam, painter, 113 Eiopelle.
Weitzell Mrs, widow, 695 Jeff ave.
Welborn Wm, St Bt Steward, 26 Croghan.
Welch James M, merchant, r 320 Jefferson
ave .
Welch Chas H, grocer and furniture dealer,
15 and 17 Mich ave W.
Welch Jacob, lab, 270 Clinton.
Welch John, lab, 181 Second.
Welch J, lab, r 140 Porter.
Welch Richard, laborer, alley Porter, near
Eighth.
Welch T, lab, 140 Porter.
Welch Margaretta, 38 Abbot.
Welch & Gascoigne, carriage builders, 15
State W.
Welch John M, waiter, Russell House.
Welcome L F, shoemaker, 90 Gr River.
Welde Chas, shoemaker, Trombley,
Welde Fred. tailor, 244 Riopelle. '
Welga Fred, carp, Waterloo.
Welland Pat, lab, 371 Laf E.
Welland H, door plate engraver, 28 Larned
West moving.
Weller D S T, paving contractor, 87 Wash-
ington ave.
Wellington James, servant, w John W John-
ston.
Wellington Chas, lab, 125 Orchard.
Weiling Samuel John, milwright. 342 Cong-
ress E.
Wells Rev N M, pastor Bethel Church, 103
F,i rmer.
Wells Sanford, acct, r 49 High.
Welles John A, atty, office 68 Griswolcl, b
Mich Exchange.
Wells John E, Bamlet et Wells, Grand Riv-
er.
Wells Wm P, atty and couns, office 53 Gris-
wold.
Wtlls Daniel T, atty & couns, 53 Griswold,-
moving.
Wells Frank, bricklayer, b Peninsular Ho-
tel.
Wells John C, student at law, with S P Pur-
dye
Wells & Hunt, law office, Buhl Building,
Griswold.
Wells II PI, atty and conns, 421 Jefferson
ave.
Wells Marshall, Dep IT S Marshal, office 35
Macomb.
Wells Wm,mdster, 113 Woodb E.
Wells Harrison, barber, 133 Woodb W.
Welton Luke, expressman, 54 Howard.
Wellwood Wm, stone cutter, b 66 Wayne,
Welz Fred, fancy baker, 196 Kastings.
WENDELL EMORY, cashier Peninsular
Bank, 126 Jeff ave, r 80 First. Sec dv't,
page 102.
Wendell Mrs T S, 74 Wayne.
Wendell Chas E, Am Express office, 1% 74
Wayne.
Wendell John, r 297 Congress E.
Wendell Oscar, r 297 Congress E.
Wenig Henry, potash manufacturer, Mioh
ave, W below Trowbridge.
Wentworth Walter, artist, Beller's Hall.
Went Fred, lab, 81 Jay,
Wentter John, harness maker, 251 Mullet.
"Wentz Joseph, engineer, Atwater E csr Riva
Wenzell Andrew, morocco, 22 Monroe ave,
and factory, 42 Jones.
Wepfler John, baker, 161 Fort E.
Werner Ludwig, finisher, 185 Croghan.
Werner George, with Henry Werner.
Werbecht J A, 406 Fort W.
Werbell J, shoemaker, Mich ave and Seventh,
Werner Henry, brewer, 217 Croghan cor
Russell.
Wertenberg C, gardener,Crawford near Hold-
en Road.
Werth Henry, laborer, 48 Waterloo.
Werthlnan Anthony, grocer, 287 Clinton.
Werken D L V, 230 Thompson.
Werk B, laborer, 731 Mich ave W.
Werta Joseph, laborer, Jay.
Wertz Barbara, wash woman, Riopelle near
Waterloo.
Wertz Mary, widow of Henry, Chesnut.
Wertz George, brewer, 57 Catherine.
WESSON WM B, (Crane & Wesson,) office
Griswold cor Congress, r Hamtram&,
Jeff ave.

Wesley Soloiuon, pollce, 56 Henry.
TVheaton Horace, bookbinder, w S Dow El-
Weshness C, mason, Trowbridge, neay RIicll wood, r 91 Abbot.
ave.
Wheeler George, carpenter, w John F Cooper.
West Chauncey, laborer, 23 Napoleon. Wheeler Uri, cooper, 236 Beaubien.
West William, comedian, b Geo D Jolmson. Wheeler W T, commission merchant, 27Wash-
West Nelson N, steward steamboat Union. ington ave.
West John, butcher, 203 Cass.
Wheeler J B, contractor, 18 and 20 Grand
West James, wagon nlalcer, 19 Spencer. River, same name at 217 Fifth.
West James, wagon maker, 364 Larued E. Wheeler Alexeus, (colored,) upholsterer, $8
West William, nlusician, b 7 Mich ave E, Mullet.
moving.
Wheeler William, sailor, 196 Croghan.
West -, broom maker, with J. E. Eagle. Wheeler Rebecca, colored, moving to Nicho-
West Elizabeth, 124 Howard.
las Edmunds.
West Ptichard J, butcher, w J N-McCnne, r Wheeler William W, sup Pitt's saw mill, r 203
8 Lewis.
Larned E.
West John, carpenter, 162 Croghan.
Wheeler W S B, 203 Larned E.
West Nelson N, steward feYry steamer Union, Wheeler Chas F, 203 Larned E.
r 58 Jeff are.
?Vheeler Richard 0, Parsons & Johnson, 203
Westaway James, hardware and stoves, &c, Larned E
66 Larned cor Wayne, moving to Brand Wheeler James R, saloon, 7 Michigan ave E,
River.
moving.
Westaway William, news and periodical Whiffler Augustus, carriage trimmer, with
dealer, &c., 4 Larned W.
M M Gisler.
Westaway James, Grand River, W of Thomp- Whipples billiard saloon, 228 Jeff me.
son.
Whipple John L, captain propellor B F Bruce,
Western Union Tel, office Jefferson ave and 217 Congress E.
Griswold.
Whipple A W, captain U S A, 38 CongressW,
Western Hotel, 178 & 180 Woodbridge W. moving to 165 \Yoodward are.
Westfall John, brakeman, b 3 Brush. Whipple J L, spring bed manufr, 10 State cor
Westoff Martin, varnisher, 255 Iiastings. Farmer; Qnrned out and address not re-
Weston Aildrew J, salesman, r 263 Fifth. ported.
Weston John, carpenter, 118 First.
Whipple Daniel, billiard roonzs and saloon,
Wetilallfer Fred, tailor, 280 Brush.
209 r Congress E.
Wetllington Abraham, colored, coolr, 157 Whipple D R stone cutter, 8 Clinton.
Beaubien.
Whisker George, blacksmith, 270 Beaubieu.
Wethoff John, grocer 105 Maple E.
TVhisker Geo, blaclcsmith, 250 Lafayette E.
Tvetmore F & Co, china, crockery and glass- Wllitbroolr Agnes, 215 Girancl River.
ware, G8 Wooclward ave.
Whitbrook Blrs Chas, 214 Fifth.
pretlnore Frederick, (F lV:& Co,) r 411 Jeff JVhitcomb Joseph S, grocer, 73 Grand River,
ave,
Whitconib James BI, a,ccountaut, Larned
Wetmore Amos K, accountant, rv Frisbie & near Orleans.
Go.
IYIlitconlb A 0, 388 Lafayette, W.
Wetmore H F, b 11 101 Larned IT.
IVhitiield John, colored, eating house, 49
XTe;yl Cl~arles, constable, St. Aubin -ave 10 Atwater E.
?Vard.
~~Tl~itcomb De Wit$ C, Rlicll C R R Police, r
Weyle John, laborer, 363 Macolub.
96 Abbot.
Weyl Adolpll, bar tender, with Martin Trey. White T, sails and rigging, up stairs, 4Mood-
Weymire William, carpenter, 137 Hi@ E. warcl aye.
Weymouth C A, salesman, James JIcGrath, White James C, physician, office 134 Jeff a-r,
1. C TYillianis, same aclclress 196 Second. r 111 Lamed, deceased.
meymonth Niss C A, teacher 1st Ward TVllite John, plaslerer, 107 Rirard.
School, Abbot.
White F D, laborer, 157 Croghan.
Whalon IVillinm, clerk, b Jerome White. , JVhit,e Ancel, mason, 65 Catherine.
Whalon Patrick, 199 Seventh.
I White Alfred, tailor, 339 Grand River.
BVhalon James, printer, b 11 33 Laf 3. White - , salesman, 97 Elizabeth E.
jVllalon William, accountant, Eastern I-Iotel. White Jerv~s B, Arltoine near Wilkins.
Whalon Michael, porter, 39 Howard. While George, butcher, 439 Hastings.
White James, carpenter, Jeff ave 10 Ward,
309
'IYhalon W halon Thomas, i sl'i~
Wllite William, pattern maker, ~~~t E.
Whalo~~31ichae1, baggageman, 133 Howard. IVl~hite Thomas, sailmaker, 255 Thompson,
Whalon John, lab, 67 Montcalm.
White M, drayman, 409 Lafontaine.
Wheaton W W, importer and wh grocor, 14 White P, pedler, 314 Woodbridge W.
Woodward ave.
White Thomas, waiter, Itussell House,

White IIenry, boiler maker, 130 Fort E. IIThitney Joseph P, garclener and nursery,
White Laurence, blacksmith, 347 Larned E. JVooclward and above Tollgate.
White Robert, book agent, 163 Congress E. Whiting Stephen, carp, 232 Columbia E,
White ~?illiam, colored servant, Cyrus Jenks. IVhiting Abraham, blacksmith, 214 Wood-
White T A, dentist, 166 Woodward ave. ward ave;
White James W, plaster, 107 Rivard. Whiting IVillianl, farmer, 253 Mullet.
White widow Catherine, 181 Bastir~gs. Whiting L C, moving to East Saginam, Sag-
White Charles, painter, 181 Hastings.
inaw Co.
White Martin, sailor, 20 Atwater E.
Warran W A, salesman, with J H Kenyon &
Whitehead James, tailor. 154 Second. c0.7
Whitehill William, moodturner, 115 Adam Whitman P 0, carpenter, 127 Cass, moving.
ave E.
Whitman George, carpenter, 105 Porter.
TVhitney C J, inelodian manfr, 38 Park. Whitman B H, engineer, 93 Adams ave W,
Whilney Orlando, express agent, 281 Jeff av. same address 3.8 Elizabeth W.
Whitney David Jr, lumber merchant, ofice Whitmore, Rathbun & Co, stone flagging,
Chas Merrell.
foot of Wayne.
Whitbeck John, teacher, 4th Ward colored Whitman Charles, engineer, r 121 Wayne.
school.
W hitman G W, engineer, 116 Catherine
Whyte IVm, pattern maker. Fort E IS Ward. Whitman G W, carpenter, 60- Abbot, same
White H I(, 166 Woodward am.
address 105 Porter.
White Thomas, waiter, Rnssell House. Whitmore Miss T, teacher, Larned St Pub-
White Nicholas, sailor, Marquette.
lic School.
White H K, salesman, 166 Woodward ave. TVllittlesey Heilry My Xegister of Deed for
White Fidel, lab, Catherine and Rivard. Wayne Co, office Congress cor Griswold, b
White Robert, book agent,, 153 Congress E. Russell House.
White George, laborer,Hastings at Rail Road Whitmore J, pedler, r 35 Columbia W.
Track.
Whitmore Joseph, laborer, 304 Franklin.
White Martha, colored, Wash 146 Wood- Whitney Mary, widow of Edson, Antoine
bridge E,
near IVilkins.
White -, clerk, G: JV R Way, b 41 Fort Whitney Chas IV. inachinest, Antoine near
E.
Wilkins.
White Ma~tha, colored, 177 Beaubien. Whitney Daniel C, machinest, Antoine near
White George, lumber, 102 Bates, P Con- Wilkins.
gress E.
Whitney RIary, r Antoine.
White Jonatl~an, 15 Griswold.
TVbitaker 13 yron, ice dealer, 309 Franklin.
White & Lathrop, dentists, 166 Woodward Whittemore Isaac, pedler, 80 Macomb.,
ave.
Whitternore Thos N, conductor, 133 Adarns
White Thos A, dentist, b Mrs Papancdu. ave E.
White Jerome, strangers' home, 147 Woocl- Whitteinore J H, b llrs M J Rogers.
bridge IV.
\Vhitteniore J P, attorney, office 68 ariswold
Vhitehead Eclmard T, accountant, moving / r High.
from city,
W11it~temo1.e 3 Henry, Staring & Whitternore,
Whitehead J, tailor, 155 Woodward are, Merrill Building, b JIadison are and Ranmoving.
dolph.
Whiting Joseph P, Assist Ciby Marshall, city Whittie Willialn, baggageinanlFb 45 Atvater
Hall, r 15 Laf TV. 1
Whiting J T, fire alld marine insurance agent, I \IThittle L, horseshoer, Grand River, r 80
ofice SooG of First. /
1
Elizabeth E.
WHITING H REES, local Eclitor Detroit Mhitwoocl 1) C: 612 TVoodward aye,
Tribune, r J L Whiting. ?%be1 Nichael, cooper, Elm.
Whiting 8 Co~~ant, inecl~anic, r J IA llTlliting. IVickaus Ricllarcl, nlason, 62 Laf E.
Whiting & Benedict, dental surgeons, 268 1 Wiclcert I-Iern~on, baker, 114 Fort 3.
Jeff' aye. ! Micart ltev Lucian J, assist past05 St.IAnn7s
Whiting L C, ciental stwgeon, 268 Jeff ave, 1 Ca,tholic Church.
WHITING 2 L & GO, real estate and gen- I Wick~vare C, b h 19 Congress W.
era1 insurallce agent, 53 Griswold. See 'Wiclillnm Ellen, widow of Edward, grocery,
ndcel~tisemertt, pngc 81. 1 99 Larned E.
Whiting John L, (J L W & Co,) r 504 Jeff av. 1 Wickham Peter, lab, 41 Franklin.
Whiting J Talman, r 266 Woodbridge, W, Wickes 0 G, r 62 Baker,
office foot of First on Dock. Wieber Peter, blacksinith, 75 High.
Wl.liitinq DeCsrnio J, attorney, J L 1V 6; CO, 1 Wen Jacob , slioemaker, 11 Mich ave W.
office 53 Grisnrold. I inoving to 117 Bates.
Whiting Henry, accountant, r 48 Lafayette W. Wideraski John, shoemaker, 26 DWle E.

Widerhalt Andrew, carpenter, Russell.
W ideman John, tailor, 158 Mullet.
Widell -, woodturner, r 25'1 Beaubien.
Wickham L, b A Larkin.
Wiemer Maximiljan, butcher, w Wm Sinith
Wiessenhoff Mathew, bartender, Bates St.
Coffee House.
Wiess John, stone cutter, 302 Atwater E.
Wies Jacob, laborer, 259 Mullet.
Wigart Emanuel, (in Kansas) fam r 11 Porter.
'Wight Alexander, salesman, Freedman &
Bi-others.
Wight Alpheus, livery stable, 50 & 52 Mich
ave E
Wight Buckminster, lumber merchant, 395
Jefferson ave.
Wight Edward B, r Euckminster Wight.
Wight Henry A, lumber merchant, 385 Jeff
ave.
Wight Edwin B, attorney, 395 Jeff ave.
Wight Stanley G, lumber merchant, 383 Jeff
ave.
Wight E, teamster, Charlotte near Woodward
ave.
Wight Thomas, sailmaker, 255 Thompson.
Wight C, finisher, 241 Trowbridge.
Wights Christian, shoemaker, 165 LafaSette
E.
Wightman John, carpenter, 316 Lafayette E.
Wiggins S, 155 Park.
Wiggins Samuel, engraver, 55 Woodwaril
ave, r 72 Elixa W.
Wiggin Charles L, accountant, w Frederick
@ A Stokes.
Wiggins Ceba, carpenter, 160 Clifford.
Wilbur Miss, teacher, Barstow Union School.
Wilbur, (not home,) engineer* 320 Laf E.
WILCOX W W, city assess, office 120 Grisw,
res 36 Miami ave.
Wilcox 0, Trowbridge, & Wilcox, 76 Miami
ave .
WILLCOX E N & 0 B, aktornies &c, office 17
and 18 Rotunda, Griswold. See advertise-
merlzt, page 227.
WILLCOX E N, attorney, r 480 Jeff ave.
WILLCOX 0 B, attorney, r 285 Larned corner
Russell,
WILCOX ALONZO N, printer, b H H Phil-
bricks, cor Randolph and Jeff ave.
WILCOX S P, H P Baldwin & Co, mov to 63
Howard near Third.
Wilcox George A, attorney, office Rotunda
Griswold.
Wilcox Cleo N, painter, 116 Adams ave E.
Wjlcox Ed C, student, 63 Homarcl.
Wilcox & Chase, law officee, Jeff ave corner
Griswold.
Wilcox Lyman G, W & Chase, Grismold and
Jeff ave.
Wilcox Geo G, acct, assessor s office.
Wilcoxson John Pt, 293 Randolph.
Wilcoxson Anthony, stone cutter, w Bulman
and Vesey.
Wilde Wm, shoemaker, 363 Beaubien,
Wilde Martin, carriage trimmer, 176 High E.
Wild Geo, account, 98 Larrled E.
WiIde Lewis, lab, 20'7 Macomb.
WILEY JEFFERSON, Jackson & W, r 202
Fort W.
Wiley John H, carp, 241 Fort E.
WILEY wM, acct, w Jackson & Wiley, r 52
Madison ave.
Riley James, lab, b Angus Cameron.
Wiley C Tolby, printer, 147 Jeff ave.
Wiler Philip, shoemaker, 23 Silver.
Wilder A A, macllinist, Dequindre & Guoin,
r 212 Cozlgrgess E.
Wilder E A, engineer, b A A Wilder.
Wilder J T, 296 Sixth.
Wilder Wm, milwight, 207 Catherine.
WILDER A A, patent planer, 212 Cong. E,
office 63 Waverly Block, Jeff ave. 8eeadvt.
Wilhelm John, lab, 103 Baker.
Wilkie David, grocer, 201 Gratiot.
Wilkie Andrew, grocer, 141 Beaubien.
Wilkie Edward B, 141 Beaubien.
Wilkie David, tinsmith, 205 Gtatiot.
Wilks James, watcllman, 135 Abbot.
Wilks J Aston, salesman, w Farrell Bros.
Wilks A, lab, b City Hotel.
Wilks Geo, grocer, 127 Woodb cor First, rezl
Bagg's Hotel.
Wilkins Henry, carp, 153 Beech.
W ILKINS ROSS, U S Dis Judge, 147 Cong E.
WlLKINS WM a>, clerk, U S, DisCourt,
Bres Det Board Public Instruction, 475
Jeff ave, office over Mich Ins Bank.
Wilkins Alvan, real estate and ins, office 70
Griswold, r 8 Madison ave.
Wilkins Henry, sawyer, 496 Woodb E.
Wilkins John H, shipping clerk, with John
Hutchings & Co.
Wilkinson Wm, deputy sheriff, b George D
Johnson.
Wilkinson Thomas A, lapidary and engraver,
Cong E 10th Ward.
Wilkinson Geo, 225 Croghan.
Wilkinson John, shoemaker, 55 Laf E.
Wilkinson James, tavern keeper, 171 Frank-
lin.
Wilkinson Oliver, shoemaker, 55 Laf E.
Wilkinson Geo I;, ship carpenter, 54 Front.
Wilkinson Edmin, nlnsician, 171 Franklin.
Wilkinson James R N, gold pen manufr, 171
Franklin,
Wilkinson Albert, shoemaker, 101 Labrosse,
Wilkison Psaac, col waiter, 161 Croghan,
WILLARD LUTHER 3, overseer of city
poor, office City IIall, res 99 First.
Willard Widow, 141 Fort E.
Willard Chas, carp, 85 Atw E.
Willis Francis, printer, 57 Abbot.
Willis Wm, col cook, 103 Croghan.
Willis Elijah, col cook, r 152 Gratiot.
Willet Peter, drayman, 7 Hastings.
Willet Peter, drayman, 293 Atw E.

WANTED FOR THE
ABLEmBODIED mEN,
To whom will be given,
Good Pay, Board, Clothing and Medical Attendance.
PAY FROM $11 TO $22 PER MONTH.
AppIy at No. 74 Woodbridge St. West. T- FIN=,
Detroit, March, 1861. 1st Lieut. 8th Infatry, Recruiting O$icer.
DEALER IN'
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Above the Biddle House, on the opposite side of the avenue,
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BEST QUALITIES OF
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Repairing Done on Short Notice.
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. Detroit, - - %Michigan.
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No. 76 Woodward Avenue, ~etroit,. . Michigan,
DEALER IN
ADY MADE
FSme Wades for City Trade,
BEADY BUDE CLOTHING FOB SUBSTAN'lrPAI[( OWTFITS,
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MZN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of the fineat imported, as well as the heavier gradern, such as Heavy Overalls, Duck and Denims, Bod and
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In quantities, oonstantly on hand,
0 SEATIHER WERUN@sS.
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OfBce No. 14 Michigan Avenue, West,
NBAB WOODWAED AVE., DETROIT,

Willet Michael, 1 Porter.
Willet Haller, tin.and coppersmith, I. Porter.
WILLITS W teacher, r 67 Locust.
Willitts D, carpenter; National avenue and
Pine.
Willitts P, carp, 147 Thompson.
Willitts Wm J, pattern maker, 5 Abbot.
Willitts John, address omitted.
Willmer Fred, shoemaker, 127 Eaf E,
Willmer Henry, grocer, 129 Laf E.
Wilmot Wm, dining saloon,243 Jeff ave.
Williams John W, painter and decorater,
Park Place.
WILLIAMS ALPEEUS S, corn mer, 162
Jeff ave, res 16 Croghan.
WILLIAMS J C D, alderman, real estate, r
114 Laf W, office 159 Jeff ave.
Williams Gordon 0, merchant, res 136 Con-
gress W,
Nilliams & Ca, shipping and produce mer,
dock foot of First.
Williams Wm C, acct, Farrand & Sheley, res
85 Abbot.
Williams N 8. W & Co, res 33 Gong W.
Williams Theodore, alderman, 3d ward, r 296
Jeff ave.
Williams Theodore M, room 6 Hawley's
Block Woodb E.
Williams John C, room 5 Hawley's Block,
up stairs.
Williams James, flour and feed, 89 Griswold.
Williams Cleo, w Theo Williams.
Williams Arthur, colored, porter, Howard
Eouse.
Williams John, grocer, b Finney's Hotel.
Williams C, b Bagg's Hotel.
Williams John, lab, w Pat Dinan,
Williams J W, boot maker, Glr River near
Thompson.
Williams F, lab, 198 Abbot.
Williams Thoa G, saloon keeper, 26 Grand
River.
WilIiams P, bonnet bleacher, 54 Washington
ave.
Williams Theo a, 296 Jeff ave,
Williams Emily, Wid of Mott CS, 50 Adams
ave W.
Williams Robt, carp, 116 Catherine.
Williams Wm, col, cook, 284 Macomb.
Williams Wilhelm, tailor, 148 Macomb.
Williams A, saloon keeper, 62 Macomb.
Williams Walter, plasterer, 225 Cong E.
Williams John, express deliverer, 341 Larn-
ed E.
Williams Morris N, clerk, Post Office, r 181
Larned E.
Williams Caroline, colored, washerwoman, 40
Henry.
Williams John. col, waiter, 155 Laf E.
Williams -, col, cook, 127 Port E.
Williams Elizabeth, 78 Laf E.
Williams Cleo, col waiter, 59 Port E.
Williams Rev Isaac M, colJ 256 Fort E.
Williams Nancy, colored, Dequindre near
Congress.
Milliams Henry, col, sailor, Dequindre near
Congress.
Williams Aunt Sally, colored, with Isaac M
Williams.
Williams Edward, livery stable, 74 Earned E,
res 83 same.
Williams James Mott, coal dealer, foot Gris-
wold, r 187 Larned E.
Williams Abraham, col, Eating.I-]louse, 133
Woodb W,
Williams -, cooper, 92 Larned E,
Williams Joh, salesman, 105 Michigan ave
West.
Williams Henry, colored, barber, 2 Beau-
bien.
Williams Ueo S, printer, Itlichigara Farmer
Office.
Williams Wm, col cook, 305 Macomb.
Williams -, salesman, 70 Gratiot.
Williams James, porter, w W H Teft.
Williams Zaddoc, shoemaker, 132 Seventh.
Williams Ann Jane, wid sf John, Plumb near
Fifth.
Williams Hiram, lab, 16 Lafferty.
Williams Henry A, ship carpenter, 282 Laf
West.
Williams Thos Gb, saloon, Gratiot and Pros-
pect.
Williams 1)) 328 Jeff ave.
Williams Geo, printer, b City Hotel.
Williams Robt, carp, 27 Lawrence, moving
to Catherine.
Williams Samuel, painter, 216 Jeff ave.
Williamson Robert, carpenter, 82 Lafon-
tdne.
Williamson Robert, saloon and hackman, 93
Macomb.
Williamson Catherine S, milliner, 371 &a-
tiot.
Williamson Rosette, saloon, 56 Mich ave E,
moving.
Willis Elijah, cook, 106 Macomb.
Willox Peter, coppersmith, .w W H Tefin.
Willox John, tailor, 109 Laf E, same address
208 Brush, and same at 55 Beaubien.
Willrnarth 0 B, auction and furniture dealer,
181 Third cor Mich ave.
Willmarth Dexter, Lansing House, Gr River
and Jones.
Wilsel Conrad, lab, Elm.
Wilson W S, salesman, Wyandotte Rolling
Mill, Iron Store, r 357 Seventh.
Wilson Chas, carp, Seventh and Charles.
WILSON JOHN B, founder and machin, foot
Randolph, r 141 Howard. 8ee adv, p 305.
Wilson E K, clerk, r 357 Seventh.
Wilson Sophia GF, col, wid of R Wilson, 164
Macomb.
Wilson E, ins and gen agent, 357 Seventh.
Wilson Chas, carpenter, Davison near An-
toine.

Wilson Thomas, dealer, Seventh nr Irving.
Wilson Mrs T, Fifth near Vine.
Wilson Frank, lab, r Fifth near Vine.
Wilson Wm, sailor, 759 Mich ave W.
Wilson Wm, ship carpenter, 759 Michigan
ave W.
Wilson Wm, sailmaker, 259 Thompson,
Wilson David, carp, 42 Adams ave E.
Wilson D L, printer, 42 Adams ave E.
Willson John R, dag artist, 220 Brush, move
Wilson T, clerk, r 35'7 Seventh.
Wilson T J, carp, 39 Columbia W.
Wilson Wm, engineer, 150 Beaubien.
Wilson John, col, white washer, 132 Hast-
ings. Q
Wilson John, sailor, b 99 Atw E.
Wilson John B, dag artist, s 208 Bandolph,
moving to Mich avo near Fifth,
Wilson John, mer tailor, 12 Howard House,
Csng W, r 75 Fifth,
Wilson Sarah McC, grocery, 105 Atw E.
Wilson D, saw filer, 17 Congress E.
Wilson & Watts, sail makers and riggers,
Front near First.
Wilson Wm, blacksmith, 92 Abbot. " '
Wilson James, col, barber, 149 Atw E.
Wilson Wm, sailor, b 0 Drueyea.
Wilson Edward, porter, Grand Trunk Rail
Way Office.
Wilson George, seaman, res William Wilson,
Thompson.
Wilson John, saloon, 162 Gratiot.
Wilson Samuel, address not found.
Wilson John, planer, Pitt's Mill, 627 Atwater
East,
Wilson James, finisher, address not found.
Wimen Jane, 112 Macomb.
Wipen Wm James, sailor, 112 Macomb.
Winch J, laborer, w Wm Beal, r 713 Woodb
West.
Winchell John, acct, w Wrn Perkins, r 97
Adams ave W.
Winchell Edward, student, 32 Adams ave
West.
Winchell John, carp, 111 Fort E.
Winchell Mrs Sarah, millinery, 117 Fort E.
Winchell John, clerk, 199 First.
Winder Chas, r 84 High 33,
Winder John, clerk, U S Supreme Court, res
Woodw ave and High.
Winder Elisha, atty, r John Winder.
Winestorf Ferdinand, shoemaker, 263 Gra-
tiot.
Winfield Joseph S, melter, 228 Earned E.
Wine Ferdinand, carp, head of Orleans.
Wine John, laborer, North near Reservoir.
Wine James, shoemaker, North near Reser-
voir.
Winehult Frederick, lab, 42 Maple E,
Wineholtz Fred, lab, 159 High.
Wing A A, engineer, 393 Fort E.
Wing Richard, groc and baker, Becod and
Beech.
Wing Richard, baker, 77 Columbia W.
Wing F M, grocer, 79 Congress E.
Wing Franklin M, engineer water works, 36
Russell.
Wingert Wm, gun smith, 29 Col W, and 108
Woodw ave, moving.
Winkel -, gardener, north end Prospect.
Winemann Henry, wholesale and retail confectioner,
229 Jeff ave.
Winney James E, engineer, 253 Laf.
Wins John, lab, 209 Antoine.
Winship Geo, artist, w Jacob Beller.
Winslow Henry, employment office, 33 (Iriswold,
moving.
Winterhalter George, upholsterer, with Hy
Weber.
Winter Booth S, salesman, Farmer and Gr
River.
Winter Chas G, butcher, 351 Larned E.
Winter Wm, vinegar manufr, 157 Macomb,
Winter Geo, m S A Fuller, 182 Jeff ave r 35
High, same address 100 Larned E,
Winter Joseph, carriage trimmer, 201 Seca
ond.
Winter Joseph, agent sewing machines, Jeff
ave.
Winterich Mathew, painter, 126 Adams ave
East,
Winwinkle Wm, bar tender, with John P
Rees.
Wirtz Jacob, carp, 416 Gratiot,
Wiscor Geo, blacksmith, 280 Croghan,
Wiswell Wm 8, agt, Sewing Machines, Jeff
ave.
Wise Wm, teamster, Seventh near Buena
Vista.
Wise Wm, teamster, 327 Fifth.
Wise Ernest, carp, 179 Catherine.
Wiser Joseph, carp, 126 Laf E.
Wisner 'Richard, scissors grinder, 177 Croghan.
Wiseley James, roofer, 112 Woodb W.
Witgen Anthony, grocer, 23 Bastings.
Witman Tobias, plumber, 165 Macomb.
Witherell B F H, circuit judge, office 40
Woodw ave, r 544 Jeff ave.
withey TVm, shoe cutter, w Stephen Smith.
196 Third.
Wittlesberger I?, baker, 310 hlich ave IT.
Mittlesberger @, railroad house, Alexander
at Railway, 9th Ward.
Wittlesberger Joseph, baker, 269 Hastings.
Wittlesberger Conrad, saloon keeper, Ward
near Railway.
Wittlewick Geo, teamster, w Thos Hurst.
Mittersheim M, mason, 396 Thompson.
Witoff Anthony, carp, Julian nr Dequindre.
Witzell Jacob, lab, Rail Road.
Witzki Wm, baker, 463 Gratiot.
Wizenhofer John, carp, 233 Beaubien.
Wizer Francis, carp, 233 Beaubien,
W aght Wm, shoemaker, 141. Third. E
Woght Simon, butcher, w Louis Hoster.

Woghter Anthony, tailor, Julian near Dequindre.
Wohlfarth Gotlieb, saloon, 65 Atw E.
Wolf Frank, lab, Detroit near Dequindre.
Wolf Harris, pedler, 255 Antoine,
Wolf Jacob, butcher, 279 Clinton.
Wolf John, lab, w W H Tefft.
Wolf P, beer manufr, Trowbridge near Mich
ave.
Wolf Anthony, carpenter, 251 Mullet.
Wblf C, watchman, Irving near Sixth.
Wolf Mary, wid of Anthony, 245 Mullet.
Wolf Fred, lab, 33 Lawrence.
Wolf Henry, carp, 164 Mullet.
Wolf Henry, trunk maker, 40 Monroe ave, r
179 Eaf E.
Wolf Bernard, saloon, 452 Gratiot.
Wolf Hermon, lab, 274 Russell.
Wolf Christian, switchman, Irving.
Wolfe Wm J, Kowe's Livery Stable, 26 Larned
W.
Wolfslayer Anthony, switchman, 11 Beech.
Wolfslayer, A W, carp, 184 Macomb.
Wolfsleger Anthony, carp, 201 Second.
Wolfson Morris J, pcdler, 159 Laf E.
Wolfson Solomon, salesman, I- 115 Shelby.
WoIfschlager Luke, carp, 191 Macomb.
Wolffgang Henry, cabinet maker, 1172 Croghan.
Wolman I?, finisher, Lasalle near Mich ave.
Wo'lter Louisa. wid of Frederick, 114 High.
Wolve~Lon Geo W, marine inspector, office 34
Griswold, r 234 Laf W.
Wolz John, mason, 190 Rivard.
Wood C D, express messenger, 235 Laf W.
Wood 0 C, col, 20 Micb ave W.
Woods Mrs Sarah, 43 Porter.
Wood Emanuel B, lab, 260 Franklin.
Wood Chas, express messenger, 112 Jegerson
ave. q
Wood John, confectioner, 35 Michigan ave
West.
Wood James H, painter, 85 Howard.
WOOD HARRY, traveling agt, Carew's Det
Brewery, r Ptussell House.
Wood Solomon F, engineer, 229 Laf W.
Woods Sydney G, blacksmith, Pine and Dequid
re,
Wood J H, painter, 24 Jones.
Wood James, blacksmith, 331 Gr River.
Wood Alex, blacksmith, 331 Gr River
Wood John, blacksmith, 331 Gr River.
Wood J oseph, lab, Beaubien Springwells.
Wood E 2': bicket agent, foot Third, r 278
Trowbridge 'tv.
Wood Mrs 0 F, b h, Seventh and Howard.
Wood Patrick, salesman, with Ransom Gardner.
. Wood Richard, carp, 163 Clifford.
Wood Obidiah C, col barber, 195 Beaubien,
Woods Thomas, grocery, 18 Front.
Woods Wm H, engineer, 59 Abbot.
WOOD WM 8, editor, r Rail R Hotel.
I)
I
,
Woods Sarel, blacksmith, 580 Mich ave
below Thompson.
Wood S G, grocer, 140 Maple.
Woods E, hackman, 42 Henry.
Woodman J H, mineral water, b Bagg's
EIotel.
Woodruff G B & Go. hardware, 73 Woodw
ave.
Woodruff Chas P, hardware, 353 Jeff ave.
WOODRUFF W R A, agent for Singers Sew-
ing Machines, 58 Woodw ave, b at Phil-
I bricks. 8ee adu, pages 104 and 171.
I Woodrow Henry, mason, 63 Harriet.
Woods Nicholas, colored, servant, Moses M
Fi4.
Moods Nicholas, col, waiter, r Grove.
Woods Edmund, lab, 10 Spruce.
Woods Chas, boiler maker, 254 Thompson.
Woods Emily, wid of John, seamstress, 103
Russell.
woodburn Christopher, carp, 231 Fifth, same
address Fourth and Porter.
Woodburn C, carp, alley bet Porter, Abbot,
Fourth and Fifth.
Woodburn Christopher, carp, Porher corner
Fourth.
Woodburn Christopher, carp, 58 Orchard,
Woodcock Alfred C, 339 Nullet, same ad-
dress 393 same.
WOODBRIDGE WM, Sen, 362 Woodb 'near
Rail way crossing.
WOODBRIDGE WM Jr, farmer, Gtr River,
Woodbridge Farm.
WOODBRIDGE DUDLEY L, farmer, r Wm
Woodbridge Sen.
Woodhull John C H, grocer, 80 Adams ave
East.
Woodley Mrs Fanny, baby linens, 73 Mgn-
roe ave moving.
Woodley J W, r 73 Monroe ave.
Woodard Mary S, wid of Samuel, Brush bet
Jeff ave and Locust.
Woodlock P, lab, 158 Beech.
Woodlock Michael, lab, 132 Beech.
Woodhams Thos, furnit manufr, 88 Adarns
ave E, same address at 99 same.
Woodmeyer J, lab, Seventh near Irving.
Woodman Joseph, brewer and min water,
54 Jeff ave,
Woodmorth N, 19 Sevenbh.
Woolley S R, agent, Ho-cve's patent Safes,
49 Griswold.
Woolsey John G, clerk, Woodw avenue near
Charlotte.
W~olsoy J W, gardener, Woodward avenue
above Charlotte.
Woolenweaver Peter, salesman, 172 Macomb.
Woolenweaver Anthony, mason, 341 Orleans.
Worcester John, baker, Hastings.
Worcester Ira, ins agt, 44 Griswold, res 84
Columbia W.
Worcester J H, painter, 121 Clifford, and
cor Congress and Bates.

Worden Sarah A, wid of Joseph, 56 Clinton. Wunsch, Wm, tailor, Clinton, 10th Ward-
Worden Daniel D, b Howard Rouse. Wurster John, baker, Hastings.
Worden J G, clerk, Post Office.
Wurster John, saloon, 218 Russell.
Workman Joseph, porter, Pen Bank, 249 Wurtsmith Fred, engineer, 233 Larned E.
Beaubien.
Wyaman Wm James, sailor, 196 Crogban.
Wormer Gt S, r 96 First.
WYANDOTTE ROLLING; MILLS, Compa-
Wormer G S, agent, Bchooley's Refrig, office ny's ofice Woodw aye below Atw, W
Masonic Hall.
Zabriskie agt. Bee adt7,p 80.
Wormer R1 R, grocer, 79 Gr River.
WYANDOTTE rolled and general iron store,
Wormley F P, express messenger, b Mich WOO~W ape, below A~water-
Exchange.
Wycoff R, master builder, Seventh and Ab-
Wormspecker J, Whiting near Fort,
bot.
Wortsmith Fred, engineer, b 3 Brush. Wyld John, carp, 310 Randolph.
Wortham R E, cnl, blacksmith, 254 Beau- Wylde Wm, marine capt, 98 Lamed 33.
bien, shop 153 Lsrned W,
Wy ler Margaret, washcmvoman, 223 Golum-
Woughter John, shoemaker, 213 Macomb. bia E.
Worth Adam, blacksmith, Division nr Beau- W~ncoop Everett, Carp, and constable, 202
bien.
Griswold.
Wortley Robt, toll collector, 813 Jeff ave. Wyncoop Horace M, express teamster, 202
Wortz Chas, lab, 121 Thompson.
Griswold.
Wossow Wm, groom, 212 C&therine. . Wyncoop H W, Maltby's Oyster Depot.
Wreford Wm, butcher, 56 Adams ave W. Wyrnan Samuel, conductor, 97 Second.
Wreford Thos, 60 Montcalm, deceased. Wpan James, mate, Steamer Ruby.
Wray James, lab, 15 Labrosse.
Wyman Wid, r S Stillwell.
' "
Wry Richard, carp, Franklin, east end. Wynne John, drayman, 86 Abbot
Wright John J, 55 Shelby, clerk, P 0,ffice. Wynne Owen, blacksmith, 149 Second.
Wright Fred. tailor, w P Crimmins.
Wright R M, tailor, 31. Larned W.
Wright Edward, baggage man, b Bagg's
Hotel.
Wright ~ame; R, machinist, w A A Wilder,
X
b 37 Larned W.
[Names in Cap LeCtei*s chai.gedl $1 ,Odb
Wright Chas, blacksmith, 84 Monkcalm. Advertisers in the Directorv not charg-
Wright 0, lab, I79 Trowbridge.
ed, and their names are iimvariably a
Wright John J, clerk, 54 Wash ave. printed in display PetCers, when thdr
Wright John, basket maker, 86 Clinton. Cards are reedved in time.]
Wright & Downer, plumbers, Jeff ave and
Griswold. I
Xavier Geo, plasterer, 260 Laf E.
Wright Edwin, conductor, 35 Porter. Xyeziee Cleo W, 45 Montcalm, moving, new
Wright E B, top engineer, Lake Survey address not communicated.
Office, Wayne.
Wright E B, salesman, people's store, b
Ragg's Hotel.
Wright Hugh, r 68 Howard.
Y -
Wright Ralph H, agent, Grover & Baker
Sewing Machines, Fisher Building, Wood-
,
Pager Nicholas, lab, 39 Chesnnt.
ward ave, r 100 Cong ]E, selling out, new Pager John, grocer, 210 Rivard.
address not cornm~mnicated.
Pager Chas &I, hatter, 226 Ptandolph.
Wright Benj, col, carp, 124 Fort E.
Yager Geo, lab, 10th Ward.
Wright James F, plumber, basement Ins Yagier George, U S Recruiting Service, 74
Bank.
Woodb moving from city.
Wright 6! Ir~ine, clerk, 54 Wash ave. Yakerski Michael, carp, 464 Beaubien.
Wright Mr, 10 Adams ave W.
Yarndley Thos, professor m~zsic, organist St
Wright W, painter, 194 Woodward ave. Johns Church, Elizabeth E, bet Brush and
Wright I3 R & R F, grocers. 202 Woodmard Bear~bien.
ave.
Yarndley Richard T, prof music, w Thomas
Wright H H & R F, gsocers, Mich ave cor Yarndley.
Monroe ave.
Yarndley Joseph, clerk, b 89 Larned W.
Wright R C, grocer, clerk of market, City Yarndley Joseph, salesman, with J & F Sup-
Hall, and 37 Mich ave E.
ple,
Wren James, 188 Howard,
Yates Samuel, runner, w Levi Dings.
Wren Mrs, widow, Beech near Seventh, Yates Elizabeth, 45 Lewis.
Wuerth Aloys, notary, 155 Antoine.
Yates Richard, messenger, w Arthur Burtis.

I
Yates J E T, tel operator, Jeff ave and Gris-
wold, b 89 Larned E.
Yates Abraham P, salesman, res 42 Abbot,
same address at 7 Abbot.
Fates Mrs E, 186 Larned E, same address at
21 Wayne.
Yeager Chas M, hatter w J T Smith.
Yencke William, blacksmith, Macomb 10th
Ward.
Yepkins Chas, upholsterer, St Aubin avenue
10th Ward.
YERKES WM P, probate 'judge, office Cong
near Griswold, r 290 Third, law office Ito-
tunda Griswold.
Poost Peter, grocer, 89 Gr River, res 196
Second.
Yoost Henry Jacob, 196 Second.
Yoscoup F, lab, Trowbridge near Michigan
ave.
Post Augustus, carp, Nacomb, 10th Ward.
Yond Thos, ship carpenter, Earned E 10th
Ward.
Yondal Paul, hodman, 25 Clay.
Poung Wm, shoemaker, 13 Marion.
Young Wm, carp, 62 George.
Young & Sons, lumber dealers, at Windsor
C, w.
Young Michael, r 88 ddams ave E.
Young Michael Jr, 88 Adams ave E.
Young Peter, Black & Young, res 88 Adams
ave E.
Young Andrew, r 88 Adams ave E.
Poung Wm, salesman; b 83 Cong E.
Young Men's Hall, 215 and 217 JeEavenue,
building a new one in rear Biddle House.
Young Men's Library, Poung Men's Hall.
Young B Rush, salesman, 3 L King.
Young Chas M, salesman, W B Howe.
Young Isaiah B, architect, 94 Woodw ave.
Young Philip, mariner, 13 Porter.
Young Mrs Duncan, r 118 First.
Young Peter, machinist, 118 First.
Young Henry, col, shoemaker, 98 Bates.
Young Cleo, currier, b 89 Cong E.
Young Henry, col, shoemaker, I86 Laf E.
Young J, painter, 229 Park.
Young 0, porter, 20 Sibley.
Young C M, 190 Fort E.
Young Wm, shoemaker, 67 Elizabeth E.
Young Henry, blacksmith, 524 Michigan
ave W.
Young Miss C, teacher, Bishop Union SchooZ.
Young Ichabod, architect, Buhl's Building,
Grlswold.
Young Wid of James, 179 Cong E.
Young Chas, last maker, 85 Russell.
Young Wm, carp, 288 Michigan ave W.
Young Wm, carp, 301 Gr River.
Young Isaiah, artist. 19 Rowland.
Young Wm T, attorney, Woodward ave and
Congress.
Young Rebecca, widow, seamstress, Hast-
ings.
Young J, gunsmith, 242 Beaubien.
Young Thos, col, ragmzz?, Napoleon.
Youngs P, 155 Howard.
Poung Francis, shoemaker, WiBins near
Beaubien.
Youag Wm, shoemaker, 368 Beaubien.
Youngblood Jamb D, agt London Publishing
Company, office 186 Jeff ave r Mechanic,
Youngblood Stephen, lab, Orleans.
Young Wm, salesman, moved to cor Beech
and Second,
Young Wm shoemaker, 116 Elizabeth E.
Young Wm, carp, 194 Third.
York Jeremiah, mason, b Mrs Aske.
York Michael, carp, 314 Laf E.
Porke b4ugnstus, miner. 34 Clinton.
ZABRISKIE W H, Sec'y Wyandotte Roling
Mill Co, office with Captain Ward, foot
Woodw ave, r 479 Jeff ave.
Zackereder Joseph, shoemaker, 60 Gratiot.
Zander Joseph; shoemaker, 86 Fort E. '
Zander Joseph, shoemabor, 211 High E.
Zech Augustus, salesman, 7b Gxiswold.
Zeh Wid Frederick, 113 Mullet.
Zeller Ad~lph, bil tab maker, with Schulenburg.
Zeisler Valentine, lab, 207 Laf E.
Zender Henry, grocer, Gratiot above toll
gate.
i-.
Zender Joseph, shoemaker, 86 Fort E.
Zender John, varnisher, 18 Beacon.
Zens Peter, tailor, che;ry E.
Zeni Mabile, plaster paris moulder, 162 Laf *
East.
Zenzow Chas, lab, Laf E.
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Zerbe Mary, wid of Henry, 56 Chesnut.
4
Zetter John, Iab, 208 Hastings.
Zhun Wm, shoemaker, w Geo Haget-.
Zeiner Christopher, plasterer, 113 Mullet.
Ziegler Augustus, salesman, 35 Laf E.
Ziegler Augusta, widow John Jacob, res 36
Laf E.
Ziegler Wm, tin smith, 35 Laf E.
Ziegler Chas, salesman, 35 Laf E.
Ziesse Wm, carp, 263 Grogban.
Zimmemann John, butcher, Whiting near
Mich ,ave.
Zimmermann Geo, porter, Mich Exchange,
Zimmermann Wm, wagon maker, r Larned ,
, 10th Ward.
, Zina Eustace, lab, 11 Marion.
Zittel Geo, machinist, 112 Russell.
1 Zubert Wm, cutler, 266 Laf E.
1 Zuck H, carp, 544 Gr River.
Zuher Francis, mason, 129 Maple E.
I Zuin Justin, lab, 277 Brush.
Zullig Joseph, stone cutter, 286 Macomb.
ZUG SAMUEL, 268 Woodb W.
Zurmuellen Christ, shoemaker, 73 Harriet,
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APPENDIX
JOHNSTON'S DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY,
For
[See page 17 of this DIRECTOR'Y.]
+c:
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES :
+ ABRAHAM LINCOLN*
VICE-PRESIDENT :
HANNIBAL HAMLINO
CABINET.
Secretary of State.. ............................... ..WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
Secretary of the Treasury.. ......................... ..SALMON P. CHASE. !..:..)
Secreta?y of Wkr. ................................... SIMON CAilJEROK.
Secretary of the ATny ................................. GFIDEON WELLES.
Posttnaster General.. ............................... BJONTGOMERY BLAIR.
Bccretnry of ZhS Azterior ... .B.. ...................... CALEB B. SMITH.
Attorlzey Gegzer(rZ.. ................................... EDWARD BATES.
Officers of the State of Michigar,.
[See page 19 thi~
Directory.]
Governor, Austin Blair.
Liezcteinant Govertzor., James Birney.
Secretary of Btate, James B. Porter.
Xtate Treasurer, John Omen.
Azcditor General, Langford G. Berry.
Xuperifitejzde?zt of PlcBZic Instructio?~, John
M. Gregory.
Cbmnzissioner State Aands, Samuel S. Lacey.
Attorney General, Charles Upson.
A3utant nlzd Quarter 2llastez. GeneraZ, John
Robertson.
C
United States Senators in Congress.
-
Zachariah Chandler.
Kinsley S. Bingllanl.
-r
flepresentatives in Congress.
-First District, Bradley F. Granger, Jack-
son Michigan.
Sec~zd District, F. C. Bemaa.
Third District, F. W. Kellogg .
Fotr.rth .District, R. E. Trowbridge.

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Government of the city of Detroit.
J OEoers for 1861.
[See page 21 of this Directory.]
Ildayor, Christian H. Buhl.
Recorder, Henry A. Morrow.
Cily Clerk, Rollin C Smith,
City Controller, B. L. Webb. s
City Treasurer, Daniel P. Bushnell.
City Attonzey, Ti-m. J. Speed.
City iWarshal, John B. Stadler.
Depzcty JParshnZ, Frederick F. Eglington,
Ci8y 8arueyor: Thomas Campau.
City Collector, De Witt C. Hart.
Director of Poor, Luther B, Willard.
Clerk of Recorder's Cburt, Francis W.Hughes.
Assessor, W. W. Wilcsx.
Xistoriograplter, B. F. H. Witherell.
City Prilzter, W. F. Storey.
City sex to?^, Joseph Parkinson.
Board of water Co~fi~sioners,
-
Presidefit, E. A. Brush.
rSEcretary, Robert E. Roberts.
Wm. R. Noyes.
I
A. D. Frazer. Members of the
Julius D. Morton. Board.
John V. Ruehle.
Board of Sewer Commissionerso
-
Wm. Barclay, A. Sheley, and T. H. Hinch-
man.
Elzgilzeer, E. Willard Smith.
Board of Grade Commissioners.
-
W. W. Wilcox, John Owen, Jeremiah
Gbodfrey.
Street C~mmissi~ners.
-
Eastern District, James Huff.
Western District, Francis W. Noble.
Clerk 01 the Xaxket,
-
Samuel C, Webster.
Aldermen,
-
President of the Conzmon Council, Jacob S.
Farrand,
First WardJ Geo. Foote, Joseph Godfrey.
1
Second Turd, Edm LeFavour, &I. Howard
Webster.
Third E7a~d, John J. Bagley, Theodore
Williams. .
liams.
PiftB Turd, J. S. Farrand, Henry H.
LeRoy.
Sixtlt Turd, Stephen B. Morse, James
Shearer:
8euentlh Vard, Franklin M. Wing, Joseph
Cook.
Eighth Fard, P. M. Phillips, William
Purcell.
Nir:th Va~d, H. T. Backus, John Ford.
Tenth Ward, Geo. W. Olewine, Francis C.
St Aubin*
Standing Committees.
1. Ways a~zd Neans, Foote, Backus,
Morse.
2. Judiciary, Backus, EeRoy, Williams,
4th.
3. Claims nnd Accounts, LeRoy, Williams,
3d. Backus.
4. Gtreets, Williams, 3d, Morse, St. Aubin.
5. Tire Department, Le Favour, Cook,
Phillips.
6. Hozfse of Cowectiolz, Bagley, St. Aubin,
Cook.
,7. Public Buildings, Shearer, Bagley,
LeFarour.
8. Sewers, Morse, Webster, Purcell.
9. Taxes, R'ebster, Olemine, Phelps.
10. Police, Olewine, Webster, BagIey.
11. Parks, Cook, Ford, LeRoy.
12. Street Openings, Williams, 4th, LeFavour,
Foote.
13. Priftting, St Aubin, Foote, Shearer.
14. Ma~kets, Ford, Wing, Godfrey.
15. Licenses, Godfrey, Shearer, Wing.
16. Health, Phelps, Foote, Williams, 3d.
, I?. Gas Eights, Philips, Olewine, Wing.
18. Hyd~aulics, Wing. Morse, Phelps.
19. Pozckds, Purcell, Ford, Cook.
20. Special Commit tee to coffer with Gas #I.
Bagley, Williams, 3d, St Aubin.
Fire Department,
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Presiclelzt. Benjamin Vernor.
Vice-President, Geo. C. Codd.
Secretary, Henry Starkey.
Treasz~rer, Robert McMillan.
Collector, John Kendall.
Chief Engineer, Wm. Holmes.
1st Assistan + Engineer, Benjamin Clark,
2d Assistalzt Engilzeer, James Battle.
Chief Tarden, John F. Cooper.
Secretary and Treasurer, H. H. Baxter.
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Trustees, Geo. C. Codd and Jno. 9 Adams.
8aperigztendent of Repairs and Sup$ies, Hs Al
Snow.
Chimtaey Sweep, Geo. B. Parsons.
City Physicians.
Pirst Disfrict, Charles H. Barrett.
h'econd District, Gaspar Schul tz.
Third District, F. W. Sparling.
Pozlrtlh District, Dwight D. Stebbins.
Pirst V~rd, John Gore.
8econd Fard, Ara W, Sprague.
Third Ward, George L. Scanlon.
Eowth Ward, Christopher S tadler.
Pifth Ward, E. Winkoop.
&xth Ward, James Love.
8eventJt FVard, Dennis K. Sullivan.
BiyAth Vard, Timothy Mahoney.
Ninth Ward, John Zimmerman.
2'er~tlb Turd, Iierman Denstadt.
Ward Collectors,
Pirst Tar& John Collins.
h'econd Turd, Charles O'Neil.
Third Ward, Leonard Richter.
.Fourth Turd, Aloys Katue.
;Fifth Ward, Thomas J . Barry.
&tlt Ward, Wm, E. Streeter.
&'event?& Ward, John Hornbogen.
EQhth Vard, Thomas Trehey.
Hi~th Vkrd, John C. Curry.
l'elath Ward, Henry Plass.
Overseers of Highways.
First Ward, John B. Long.
8econd Turd, James Cosgrove.
Yhtrd Ward, Andrew Wilkie.
Fourth Ward, Carl Weichsler.
P@h Ward, Wm. H. Knowles.
8ixth Ward, Nicholas Wurges.
Seventh Ward, William Martin.
Eighth Ward, Cornelius Danahey.
Ninth Ward, John Prey.
Tenth Vard, Anthony Demeill.
.@aster% District, Henry H. Covert.
Vesder~ District, John Greenwood.
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Weighmast er s
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Upper Hay iYcaZes, James McGrath.
Lower Xay &cnles, Russell Gage.
Janit ore,
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City Hall, Peter; Krumhorn.
Seminary Building, Herman Krumbach ,
Wood Inspectors.
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092 tlhe Dock, Eastern District, Jno. H. Smia,
On tlhe Bock, Weste9.n District, FrederioXp
Funke.
092 the Ma~het, MichQan Avenue, William
Ball.
On the Masket, Bastings Street, Charlea
Kamminskie.
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Sealer of Weights auii Xeasnree.
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Norton B Rowley. See page 258.
City Scavengers.
Wm. Jones, Nicholas Edmunds, Benjmtn
BingleFon.
Wayne Co. Officers for 1861.
[See page 25 of this Direotory
SJ~erzj', Mark Flanigan.
Jzcdge of P~obate, Wm. P. Yerkes.
Oozcmty Cterk, David Walker.
Register of Deeds, Henry M. Whittlesey.
County Treaszcrer, John Bloynk.
Prosecutby Attorfiey, David E. Harbaugh.
County Azcditors, Chas. Stewart, Matt An-
derson, Wm. H. Craig.
Cozcnty Szcrveyor, Wm B. Knapp.
Czrcuit Cozcrt Cmmisszolzers, Frede~ok
Porter and Ervin Palmer.
Coroners, Edward Lauderdale and Charlw,
R. Barrett,
Custom House,
Btate Officers Appointed 1861.
Collector, Nelson G. Isbell: office Federal
Building.
Post Offloe,
Post &taster, William A. Howard,
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Receiver and Depositary -
Edward LeFavour.
Register Land Office, -
Jens Gustave Peterson.
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United States BTarshal9
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Charles Dickey.
Up 8. District Attorney* -
Wra. L. Stoughtcm.
Board of Education,
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Presideat, Wm. D. Wilkins.
h'ewetary? Edmund Hall.
Preaszcrer, Daniel P. Bushnell.
INSPECTORS FOR ONE YEAR.
3irst Ward, John Hosmer.
Second Ward, Henry C. Kibbee.
Third Ward, Wm. Warner.
yoz6rth Ward. Aloys Wuerth.
.Fifth Ward, Edward Shepnrd.
Sixth Ward, Wm. Bond,
Xeveath Turd, Lucretius H. Cobb.
E23ht11 Turd, John O'Connell.$
Nilzth Ward, Levi Dolson.
TegztJa Ward, Leveret B. Walker,
INSPECTORS FOR TWO YEARS.
first Ward, Wm. A. Moore.
Seeofid Ward, Watson B. Smith.
Third Ward, Francis Raymond.
Pourth W~rd, Francis Pramstaller.
_Fift7$ Ward, Horace S. Roberts.
S&~A Ward, IEdmund Hall.
Xeueath Wa~d, Wm. D. Wilkins.
Eigl~th Ward, James Leddy.
Ninth Ward, Herbert Adams.
Tenth Ward, RichArd S. Dillon.
A new Union School is being erected on
Grand River Street, in a judiciously selected
position, capable of accommodating probably
one thousand children. The Compiler has
not received a report of the Board for 1860,
and therefore is unable at present to note
the changes in Teachers. [See page 21.
Detroit Ladies, Industrial ~ssoc~a~.on,
Oacors for 1861.
[See page 41 of this Directory.]
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Pi~st Birectress, Mrs. H. H. Brown.
Second Directress, Mrs. WI~. A. Butler.
Third Directress, Mrs. John Owen.
Treasurer, Miss S. Eliza Noyes.
Recording Secretary, Mrs; D. Bethnne Duffield.
Corrreyonding Storetary, Mrs. Theodore Ro-
meyn,
The following ladies constitute the Execu-
tive committee :
First Presbyterian Church.-Mrs. Lewis
Allen.
Port St. Presbyterian Chnrch-Mrs. Sam- '
uel Zug.
Avenue Presbyterian Church-Mrs, Burc-
hard.
Westminster Church-Mrs. H. Roberts.
Scotch Presbyterian Church-Miss C.
Beryl.
Associate Presbyterian Church-Mrs.
Mitchell.
First Baptist Church-Mrs. J. Godfrey.
Tabernacle Baptist, Church-Mrs. Beids-
ley.
St. Paul's Church-Mrs W. Ingersoll.
Mariners' Church-Mrs. H. R. Andrews.
Christ Church-Mrs. J. Eldred
St. John's Church-Mrs. Wm. Strong.
St. Peter's Chnrch-Mrs. Winchell.
First Methodist Church7Mrs, A. A. Fish.
Second Methodist Church-Miss Buffam.
Third Methodist Church-Mrs. W Willetts.
Walnut St. Church-Mrs. Geo. Bancroft.
Congregational Church-Mrs. Folsom,
Unitarian Church-Miss Farrar.
Miami Avenue Church-Mrs. Colin Camp-
bell.
Goman Lutheran Church-Mrs. E. C.
Rehm.
1 German Mission Church-Mrs. Aspinwall.
New Church-Mrs. George Field.
Jewish Synagogue--Mrs. S. Freedman.
Auditor of Treasurer's dccournts-George S.
1 Frost.
The following siirumary shows the transac-
tions of the year :
The whole number of children that have
been in the school during the past year:
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- 392
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Girls.. 210
Boys.. .I82
Greatest number on roll.. 235
Least number on roll.. 125
Average daily attendance ............. 95
Thro' the influeme of the ladies, homes
provicled for.. ..................... 3
Gone to service through the iilfluellce of
their own parents.. ................ 18
To public schools.. .................. 36
Reported too well off.. ............... 6
Gone to the country.. ................ 22
Preferred begging.. ................. 12
Gone to the Sisters.. ................. 14
To the Brothers.. ...........,....... 8
&eft for unknown causes.. ............ k9
Gone to the Orphan Asylum. ......... 2
To the Poor House .................. 8
Died .......................,....... 1
Of the girls, have been instructed in
writing ........................... 24

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The average daily number of girls in the
sewing class.. .................... 30
Bed-quilts pieced.. .................. 4
Of the boys, have been instructed in
writing ........................... 20
Have been taught to knit.. ........... 15
Number of *garments given to the chil-
dren ............................ .1,921
MASONIC.
[See page 33.1
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Grand of Roya1 and select Masters
of the State of Michigan. Assembled at
Detroit, January 8th, 1861, at 12 P. M.
Officer6 Elected for 1861.
S. B. Morse, Detroit, G. C. of
Guard.
(( Ezra aood, Detroit, Grand Tressurer.
" P* Jacobs, Grand Recorder.
" L* COrsony JOnesville~ Grand
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S. Blanchard, Tecumseh, G Lecturer.
Rev. Geo. Taylor, Ann Arbor, G Chaplain.
Albert H. Jordan, Detroit, G Architect.
M. Ayers, Fentonville, 8 6 D.
R. B. Piper,, Hudson, J G) D.
JOS. P. Whiting, Detroit, G Marshall.
A. Partridge, Birmingham, G S B.
A. B. Cudworth, Pontiac, Gd Pur.
Chas. D. Howard, Detroit, G S and Tyler,
Brand Chapter. Officers for 1861.
Wm. P. Innis, of Grand Rapids, G H P.
Benj. Porter, Jr., of Jackson, D G) IP P.
Francis Darrow, of Pontiac, G K.
Ebenezer Sprague, of Battle Creek, 8.
J. Eastman Jol~nson, of White Pigeon, (X
secretary.
Wm. H. McOmber, of Niles, G Treasurer.*
Rev. D. B. Tracy, of New Baltimore, Graud
A. B. Cudworth, of Pontiac, G M 1st V.
Chas. D. Howard, of Detroit, G Sentinel.
For Officers of the Five Lodges of Ma@.
ter Masons, organized in Detroit, and for
other Masonic intelligence, see page 33 and
Chaplain.
" following pages in this Directory. The 8ec-
A* B* Cudworth, POntiac~ (lrand
Steward.
;C Chas- D. Debbit, Grand
Sentinel.
&and Counail of High Priesthood of the
St&te of Zchigan. Of3cers for 1861,
[See page 33.1
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Presidefit, N. B. Carpenter, of Detroit.
Vice-P~esidevzt, W. P. Innis, of Grand Rapids
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Chaplaivz, L. R. Corson, of Jonesville.
Treaszcrer, ZIevi Cook, of Detroit..
Recorder, D. '33. Tracy, of New 'Baltimore.
Mcsler of Cere~noaies, Benjamin Porter, Jr.,
of Jackson.
Conductor, A. E. Cudwortl~, of Pontiac.
Herald, H. S. Roberts, of Detroit.
Steward, W. E. Greenly, of Adrian.
Grand Lodge of Mi~higa~n. Offlcers for
1861.
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Horace S. Roberts, Detroit, Grand Master.
retaries of Lodges would discharge a frater.
nal duty by foru~arding to the address of an
ovwtasked compiler the usual nominal lists of
officers, and indeed the Lodges should pay
for their insertion in a Record so useful a8 a,
Local General Directory. Y
*Since dead. '
I. 0. ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Lodge of Michigan.
Officers for 1861. -
M. W. Grand Master, Chas. M. Hunt, Adrian,
R. W. D. Grand Master, Charles L, Dibble,
Detroit.
warden, B~~~~ ~ ~ nstur- f ~ ~ ,
W, ~ ~ k ~ d
gls.
R. W. Grand Sec'y, Benj, Vernor, Detroit,
R. W, Grand Treas, H. Fralick, Plymouth,
R. W. Grand Representative, I. G. Bugbee,
Edwardsburgh.
R. W. Grand Chaplain, D C Jacokes, Detroit,
R. W. Grand RIarshal, S. 8. French, Battle
Creek.
R. W. Grand Conductor, E. 8. Leadbeater,
Detroit.
Frank Darrov, Pontiac, Dep G M. 1 R. W. Grand Guardian, W. Oaks, Duplain.
F Carlisle, Dexter, S I;: W.
P. H. Taylor, Ionia, J U W.
Jas, Fenton, Detroit, G Sec'y.
W. B. McOmber, Niles, Grand Treasurer.
The nest Session of the Grand Lodge will
be held in Detroit, commencing at 7 o'clock
P. M., of Wednesday Jan. 15th,1862.

Cr
' Military-
[Bee page 45 cf this Directory.]
Several of the companies reported on the
Roster of our city volunteers, disbanded;
some have re-organized, and different companies
have incorporated.
We have been always of opinion that the
State Laws should oblige every Township to
Organize a Military Company, and that every
MU of suitable capacity to bear arms,
~hould be obliged to muster in his Township,
ilz uniform, and with the weapons of his
~mk, for purposes of inspection and drill,
Without distinction, or regard whatever to his
occupation or position in the commonwealth;
except as a minister of religion, and only excused
from review and drill on duly certified
causes of inability to attend such inspection
and drill, once in each quarter. The expenses
of elot,hing, arnts, and equipments
;should be borne by the Federal Government,
and by the State conjointly. Each township
should have its barracks for stores in charge
of a store keeper, and be the point of concentration.
It is sheer folly on the part of
our State Governments to neglect to maintain
an efficiently disciplined and effiectively
!quipped militia in each and every State.
we feel relieved in discharging this serious
personal citizen duty on a subject matter in-
Polving probably the stability, certainly the
- hational military influence of the Republic,
Whether as regards the domestic strength of
State Qovernments, or the influence of the
'Onited States, in international relations with
tihe World.
Detroit Light Guard. O££icers for 1861.
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Coptah, James E . Pittman.
,&st Lieut. Henry M. Whittlesey.
second Liezbt. Jerome Croul.
8ecornd Liezct. Heber LeFavour.
&wgeo?z, Louis Davenport.
.First Sergeant, Charles &I. Lum.
second Sergead, Joseph A. Eagle*
2'hirdSergeafit,E.R.Matthews. ,
&rth Sergen?zt, Charles ,H. Southick.
Color Sergeant, Oliver Goldsmith.
h m Najor, James D . Elderkin.
arst Corporal, W. A. Troop.
8econd Corporal, George W. Grnmmond.
Third Corporcrl, Louis Hartmeyer.
>&urtlh Coq~orul, John C. Pierce.
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Board Directors.
James E. Pittman, H. &I. Whittlesey,
Jerome Croul, H. LeFavour, Charle?) &I.
Znm, John D. Fairbanks; Wm. J. Lyster,
$)liver Goldsmith, Butler Ives, Henry H.
sudson, Cleo. M. Chester.
Civil Officers.
President, John D. Fairbanks.
Secretary, Gleo. M. Chester.
Treasurer, Wm J. Lyster.
Qzcarternzaster, Henry H. Hudson,
Arnzorer, James D. Elderkin.
The company numbers 65 members. Ilr-
mory, Woodbridge near Griswold.
Detroit Yagers. OBcers for 1801.
[See page 46 of this Directory.]
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Captain, A. Lingeman.
Eirsi? Liez6tenant, Paul Gies.
Second Liezctelzani, Jacob Regner y.
Third Lieutenafit, John Hangstebak.
h'urgeon, Caspar Shultz.
Pirst Sergealz t, John Appel.
Second Sergeant, John Corts.
Tl~ird Fergeatzt, Anthon Pets.
Pourth Sergealzt, John Alef.
Pirst Corporal, Mathias Lentes.
Seco?zd C'orpornl, Andreas Shulmeiger.
Third Corporal, Stephen Lehman.
Yourtl~ Corporal, John Saf.
Treaszcver, Prank Pets.
Secretary, Ernest Lehold.
Inspector of Arnts, John Gotz.
Pilzafice Co~nqnittee, Frank Bloom, Anthony
Wetgen, Henry Gutenau.
Qzcarterrinaster, John Blugg.
Firs Department,
[See page 44 of this Directory.]
Several Companies have disbanded, in
obedience to ordinance, and with the view of
organizing a Second Steani Fire Engine Co.
There are now two fire steam engines employed-Lafayette
No. 1, and Neptune No.
2. We advertise for the City on page 276,
the sale of several Hand Brake Engines, on
terms advantageous to villages in the S tats
or elsewhere.
NEPTUNE CO. NO. 2.
OEcers appointed by the Council, with
Salaries :
Poreman, George Shearer.
Engineer, L4nthony &IcLogan.
Pi~ema.12, James McKernan.
Driver to Eqzgiqze, Granger Porter.
Driver to nose Cart, John 3'. McKernan.
Ilosemen, Charles L, Rice, JVm. Locke, Jas.
Huff, and James Buckley,
&"BY FLOWER Co. No. 76.
This Company is organized from the employees
of the Michigan Central E. R. Co. in
whom vests the proprietary sf, engine and
apparatus. They are a fine body of men.
Tlie engine house is in the premises of the
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Michigan Central Co's. Depot on Woodbridge
Street, and a very desirable neighbor to
buildings and other interests adjaceit. .
OFFICERS FOR 1f61.
Forefnnn, D. C. Whitrnan.
First Assistant, IVm. Watson,
Second Assistant, S W. Curtis.
Third Assistant, &1 Puhl.
President, F C Adamson.
Vice-President, P K. Morris.
Secretary, Wm O'Callaghan,
Treaszcrer, E Dinebacke.
Stewards, D Bridge, J Hartman.
Enqi+teem, David Bridge, Wm Cruice, Jacob
Benjamin,
Iroret?zan of Hose, William Cruice.
Pirst Assistant, J B Leonard.
Xeccmd Assistant, ;fohn Littleback.
Mr. MThitman is an old and tried fireman,
and cannot fail to make a good Foreman.
Sunday School Teachersy Society.
Officers for 1861.
President, H C Knight.
'Vice-Presidents, W Willits, W H Crafts.
Secretary, E D Fitch,
Athenian Society.
Officers for 1861..
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Presidemt, S P Crawford.
Vice President, Henry H Norrington,
Secreta~y, C H Little. .
Treasurer, E Wallace.
#mior Editor, J Powell.
Jufiior Editor, T J Spencer.
Yreaszcrez., D Rankin.
WOODBRIDGE FIRE Co. No. 12.
At the regular meeting of Woodbridge
Engine Co. No. 12, held March 4th, 1861,
the following persons were unanimously
chosen officers for the ensuing year :
I St Patrick's Society,
iriv~erina+z, Moses Done.
Pirst Assistant, Andrew Werbecht.
Second Assistn~zt, Henry Cratine.
Third Assistant; ~ lbeA Borchman.
Steward, Ernest Dorman.
President, Win W Backus.
Vice-P~esicZent, H A Schmittdiel.
Secretnry, Samuel A Palmer.
Trenszo*er, George FIT Burchell.
I( Mugla O'Bierne.
Sec'y and Treasurer, Edward Brennan,
I St Andrew's Society.
Officers for 1861.
[See page 39'of this Directory.1
State Medical Society. OBcers for 1861. ,
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President, Bloses G~znn, M. D., of Detroit.
Vice-President, D W Bliss, M. D., of Grand
Rapids.
Secretary and Treasury, Louis Davenport, M.
D., of Detroit.
Michigan Dental Association.
Officers for 1561.
[See page 40 of this Directory.]
Presideelzt, Wrn Cahoon, Def roit.
Vice President, H. Benedict, Detroit.
Xewetu~y, J. A. Harris, Pontiac.
Treasurer, 6. B. Porter, Ann Arbor.
Delegates to U, S. Dental Association, Porter,
Robinson, Chittenden, Baacroft, 2nd
White.
Qfficers for 1861,
President, Wm Gray.
Yke-Presidelzts, Bernard 07Graily.
c c Charles Fitzsimons.
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CC James Brennan.
3bst Vice-Presiden t, Alex Reekie. .
Seco?zd Yke- P~esiden t, John S tirling,
Treasurer, Eben Anderson.
Serretnry, A McLean.
Assistant Secretory, F D Eatherly.
Clhqlaila, Rev Stephen Balmer.
~ilafmgers, J S Blair, Geo %lchlillan, Colin
Campbell, Andrew BIcDuff, John &loose.
Bsse Ball-=-Brother Jonathan Club,
Officers for 1861.
P~esiclpnt,
?Vm Fitch.
?'ice-President, James Eemick.
Sec~etnry, Thomas G Lyster.
Assistnnt Secretary, Frank Higham.
Treaswer, Gove Porter.
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ARRIVALS, REMOVALS, OMISSIONS, &Cn
CAR,EFULLY REVISED FOR JOHNSTON'S GENERAL DIRECTORY,
For the year 11881, to the time of going to Press.
4
If any individuals name is omitted or found to be a misdirection in this Directory, it
is the result of his own neglect-not that of the Compiler-who spared neither Time, Labor
or Expense in the Publication.
ALEXANDER G W, violin instructor, Couse
Bazar, and Waverly Building.
Alison R H, mines, brandies and whiskies,
moving to 287, Jeff ave.
ALLEN J M, grocer, 271 Woodward ave.
ARMSTRONG, T. H. moving to No. 176
Jefferson Avenue.
Allen W H, salesnlan with Moses Sutton.
Bagg J H, manfr pearl barley, Brush cor
Woodbridge. k
BARNS H & CO, printers, publishers and
proprietors, Detroit Daily Tribune, 52
and54Shelby. Xeendvertisefizent,pr(ge138,
Barns J J, wit11 Henry Barns & Co.
Barnnm Thos, with J W Hodgkin, b Mrs
Doty.
Barnarrd & Callard, purveyors, 257 Jeff ave,
Barrows David, builder, moving to Sixth,
near Locust.
Beach John, cabinet maker, Franklin near
Croul's Tannery.
Belknap Lovinia, 121 Woodward ave.
Bennett & McCullough, wagon makers, 17
Monroe ave.
Bennett Ira, wagon maker, 17 hionroe ave.
Bentley E K, clerk, r 54 Henry. *
Betz John, shoemaker; 38 Monroe ave.
Bluett Wm C. salesman, 48 Aclaills ave E.
Butler James R, salesn~an, with Geo Beck,
I27 Woodward ave
Barpee Fras L, car builder, 17 Labrosse
near Fifth.
Buchan Wm, (McDonald & B, j 200 Ran-
dolph.
BAKER JAS T, engineer and draughtsman,
Waverly Building, 109 Jeff ave, see card
page 331.
Baker D T & F G, grocers, 146 Woodward a.
Bore1 Eugene, salesman, b Franklin House.
Baptist the First Congregation, meet for
worship over Town Ganson's, onWood. ave.
Barrie John P, hats and gloves, Monroe ave,
near Randolph.
Bertmm Geo W, tailor, with Chas Lappan.
Beular Joseph, butcher, Randolph, and
Monroe ave.
BLOSS J B, Ainer seed store, 24 Monroe
ave, cas.cZ page 202, r 13 Croghan.
Boddy James Frederick, fruits, &c, &c, 387
Jefferson ave.
Bowen Thos B, book agent, w K T Ives.
Bowen Geo N, expressman, says he lives at
162 Porter.
Boothroyd & Downer, engravers and litb,
186 Jeff are.
Borgman C H. Randolph cor bionroe ave,
Brandt Lewis W, printer, Laf and Antoine.
Bostwick Henry R, salesman, 298 Fifth,
Bosworth Frank, moved to 2 Le~vis.
Bremster Wright St Co, grocers, 202 Woodward
.ave.
Bromnell A W, salesmon wit11 A Cu.rtis, b
Wm Harsha.
Byrne And, shoe maker, 38 Monroe are.
Carnpeau Peter, salesinan, R Gardner.
Calnon & Campall, congress hall saloon, 3
' . Congress W.
Carpenter Dr S J, office Fisher's Block,Woodward
ave.
Cartwright Abraham, sailor, b Geo Jackson.
Caspary John, tailor, 291 Fort E.
Casterton Daniel, hairdresser, 117 Wood~~ard
ave.
Chapin I-I L & Co, boots and shoes, 35 Monroe
ave.
Chapin Amasa, r I06 Wash ave.
Cha,pin Rufus, 106 Washington ave.
Chapin Henry, 106 Washington ave.
Chapin Lorenzo, 106 Washington ave.
Chapin Adams, w Wm Hubbell St Co.
Chapin .Eugene, w Lorenzo Chapin.
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Chapin Oscar, w Adam Chapin.
CHOPE & PABET, carriage makers, Larned
and Randolph. See adv: p 334.
Cabinet makers, warehouse 14 Fort E.
Csllard John, purveyor and grocer, 257 Jeff
ave.
Campbell B T, shoemaker, r McComb ave,
Chaddwick Win, saloon, Randolph near
Larned.
Cllristianson H A, salesman, 263 Jefferson
Cleveland W, cutter with 191 B Kean, clothier,
76 Woodward ave.
Clough J W, salesman, Ransom Gardner.
Cornpton Henry E, salesman, Ranson Gardner.
COHEN M, mer clothier, 131 Jefferson ave.
See adv.
Cornne Francis, chair maker, near Croul's
Tannery.
Cornpton Henry E, salesman, Ranson Gardner.
Cook Orin S, accountant, m Henry Weber.
Coote Charles, saloon, Atwater and Brush.
Crosby J Bouton, attorney, 185 Jeff ave.
Crouse Chas D, painter, 258, Mich ave W.
Curry Augustus, grocer; 148 Randolph.
Dean & Co, one dollar store, 255 Jeff ave.
Detsch Eli, salesman, w Jno Collard.
DUBOIS WILLIAM, flour and feed, 273
Jeff ave. See card page 305.
DUMON J J, dentist, 119 Woodward ave.
Dnrbon Joseph W, saloon, 51 Riopelle cor
Woodbridge.
Elliott Robert T, salesman, $1 IB Kean, res
126 Congress E.
EAGLE J E, broom mkr and agt Howe's sewing
machines, 77 Larned E. See adu, p 321.
Erving H P, clothier, 154 Woodward ave.
Ege Dr C N, office 37 Woodward ave,
Fairchild John, wit11 Walker & Russell.
FARRELL R F, attorney, office cor Jefferson
ave and Griswold.
FERRY Id M, (M T Garciner & Co,)246 Laf w.
Frankiel Isidore, vinegar, 17 Jeff ave.
Field Moses W, iiloving res from 357 to 352
Jeff ave.
FINK CAPT T, United States 8 Infantry
Recruiting service, r 281 and 283 Jeff ave,
See cn~dpnge 305.
Flint Rlrs E \V, worsteds, 191 Jeffave.
Fitz Gibbon, - 134 Randolph.
Fitzh~zgh Mark, agent, box at P. 0.1031.
Fisher 8 and A, builders, 119 Woodward av.
Ford John, rnerchant tailor, 5 Monroe ave.
Fountain David, tvaggon ~naksr, with Bennett
St RicCullough.
Frey Ferdinand, bookbinder, 270 Fort E.
FROST WESTON, water oil Co, 144- Woodward
ave. See ndv't, plcge 204.
GtiLLrlGMER THOMAS, groceries and liquors,
3 Mich ave E, at City Hall. Sce adv.
GARDNEIt &I T & CO, seedsmen, 189
WoodWard ave. See adu't, pup 292.
Gardner T, seedsman, r 40 Columbia W.
Garfield G W, w Frost Lane Go.
Garret Elijah, tailor, w J W IIodgkin. r 183
Laf E.
Giest V, shoemaker, Monroe ave near Randolph.
Gaunt S, groceries and provisions, Mich aye
and Third.
Gilbey T W, moved to cor Hasting and Fort.
Glover & Shaw, mer tailors, 156 Jeff ave.
Goodman John S, agent, Vent Starr & Co,
office 14 Merrill Block.
Gore James, 5 Bates.
Grevals Hermon, shoes, 38 Monroe ave.
Greenthal Julius, pedler, No. 122, Clinton
street.
Grist N J, printer, Tribune Office, 52 Shelby.
Gunn Geo Henry, read for George B. Gunn.
Gust Sink, servant, R H Hall.
Henderson C H, salesman, 157 Jeff ava.
Herbette, Francis, printer, Tribune Office.
Hickey Maurice, lab, cor Second and Mich
ave
Higgins Chas A, salesman, 141 Elizabeth E.
Higby - , livery stable, Farmers_near
Woodward ave,
Haderman David, First cor Abbot,
Hall Francis, gardener, Capt E 33 Ward,
Hall J W, Port Admiral, oece in the warehouse
of John Hutchings & Co, foot of
Griswold,
HANNIMANN J B; butcher and sausage
works, Fort and Beaubian, see card olzpage-
4
306,
Harrison Miss Ruth, dress maker, 119 Woodward
ave,
Harris F H, 50 Madison ave,
HARRIS & NASH, wholesale and retail
dealers in liquors, 58 Mich ave E, See adv't
pcqe 292,
Hardy George, rectifier, w Jas A Perkins &
Co, Waverly Mouse,
Hawley Richard rnaltster, r Woodward ave
near Bagg.
HIGKWOOD CARLOS, artist, studio Firemen's
I-Ialicor Jeff ave and Randolph. See
card page 331.
Hinluan A B, with Ransom Gardner,
Home for the Friendless, Mrs H R Andrews,
Supt, 552 Woodward ave,
Iiubbell Wm & CO, boots and shoes, Eandolph
and Lafayet te, inoved from Monroe
ave,
Hull Wm, accoua't, w John~Hull,
Hurd Oscar, 15 Clifford.
Hpss Jacob, boots and shoes, 63: Korr~oe ave,
Hudson TYm, or gardener, 157 Third, moving,
Ilumphrey Mrs, sewing machines, 117 Woodward
ave,
Hunt W C, IVoodward ave, above State,
Ingraham J, paving contractor, office over
Ripley's store, Campus Martiug,

I
Iyes I( T, agent Virtue & Co, over Farmer MELLUS C & P, agents Detroit saw works,
and .MechanicsJ Bank, Jeff ave,
60 Fort E. See adu't, page 306.
Jepp W, money lender, 211 Jeff ave, Miller Mr, Oak near Seventh.
JOHNSTON JAMES DALE, Directory Pub- MELLUS CHRISTIAN, 165 Congress E.
lisher, and moving to Oregon.
Moors C, F, mason builder, Cass near Michi-
Johnson Mr, 42 Second
gan ave.
Kennedy David, machinist, 246 Fifth. Michigan Female Seminary, 40 Michigan
Kenyon J H, furniture, 196 Jeff ave,
ave W.
King 8 B, b h 249 Jeff ave,
MOSES LUCIAN, (Lewis & &loses,) crockmein
Martin, clerk, H A & S G Wight, r ery, glass and China, 221 Jeff ave. See
371 Franklin,
adv't, page 291.
ghapp & Rose, physicians, 119 Woodward NETTING GEO, liquors at whole and retail,
ave,
7 Mich ave East at City Hall. See adv't
gnapp Horace, (K & R) 119 Woodward ave, page 328.
Frank, watchmaker, Howard House Newberry John S, (N P & R,) r 445 Jeff ave.
Congress W,
NA8H RUFUS C, (Harris & Bash,) 58 JIicb
groper F A, grocer, moving from Jeff ave ave E. r 49 First.
to 291 Cloghan,
O'Conner John, shoemaker, Bates near Jeff
Xrebs Frnest, druggist with Otto Leuschner, ave.
LANKLEY Wm, custom cutter, boots and O'FIynn Cornelius, law office, cor JefT
~hoes, 64 Randolph, ccrrclpage 259.
and Grismold.
hdue Wm N, hides and skins, 1 Monroe O'Flanigan P, travelling agent, b Terrapin
ave,
Lunch.
Ladue J, Thomas, hides and skins, 1 Mich Page Charles R, saddler moved to Beech
avt W,
near Third.
Lappan Chas, mer tailor, 247 Jeff ave. Page John M, 15 Clifford.
Larkin Andrew, drayman, moved to Orchard Paget James, Chope & Paget, Larned and
near Sixth,
Randolph.
Laman W W, physician. office over St EIary7s PolgIaee Wm, 258 Randolph-
Falls Canal Office, Griswold,
Pomeroy Geo H, den stu, with Dr. J J Du-
Lander Geo, grocer, 154 Woodward ave. rnon.
Lathrop Joseph, White & L, dentists, 166 1 Phillips W, over hes' Bank.
Mbxlward are, r 43 Madison ave,
Quinn John, carriage maker, b Wm Chad-
Lawson F W, account, 104 Congress E, mov- wick.
ing.
Ramage Augustus, Dean & Co, 255 Jeff ave.
Lelman IliIatthias, shoemaker, 38 Monroe av, Rasch & Beruart, tailors, 245 Jeff ave.
Lewis George, salesman, Ransom Gardner, Richards Israel, ~vheelsman, Great western
Lidstrom Chas, shoemaker, 38 Monloe ave, Railway, r Jones.
Ling Conrad, grocer, 77 Monroe ave, ROOT C G & CIO, dry goods jobbers, 16
Linilaman Chas, butcher, 131 Woobridge W, Woodward ave, cor Atwater. See adv, in-
Lord Josiah P, salesman, w John S Jenness, side front cover.
Ludlow Fred W, agent sewing machines, 121 ROOT CKAS, C G Root & CO, dry goods, 16
IVCmdrnard ave, r 271 Congress E,
Woodward ave.
LecIerc Francis, copper smith, moving to ROOT GEO C, C (f Root & Co, dw eoods, 16 I
smeltink works Springwells.
Woodward ave.
Levering Chas H, music teacher, office at Robinson & Lambert, liquors, 21 Jeff ave.
the music Stores, b 274 Congress.
ROSS WILLIAhl, house, sign and carriage
Luddington James M, moulder, 150 First. painter, Michigan ave, bet Seventh and
Lud~er J BJ watchmaker, 165 Jeff ave. Eighth. See ad^, p 335.
AIcCain 14, FOI t near Brush.
Robinson James, engineer, b 243 JefTave.
&.fcDonald & Buchan, grocers, 200 Randolph. Rolfe Alonzo, fruits and vegetables, 5 and 6
McDonald John, (M & B) 200 Randolph. Russell House.
McFee John, saloon, cor Cass and Wood- Runze George. 260 Randolph.
bridge.
Ryan Kern, tailor, with Ed Miner.
Marchand John B, Inspector, U S Light Scanlon John, 58 Larned, moving from city.
Houses, b Russell House.
Searing, R W, 3 State E.
Marsh Mark H, printer, Tribune Office, b h Shellan Wm, shoemaker, 38 Monroe we.
Mrs J Rogers, 61 Wayne.
Sichler Benjamin, druggist w Sam P Duffis!d.
Mattison E D, intelligence office, 135 Wood- Smith Wnl, blacksmitll, Monroe ave, near
ward aye.
Campus Rlartins.
Mather S J, clerk crystal oil Co, 144 Wood- Smith J T, hats, caps and furs, 184 Jeff ave.
ward ave, r Columtia near Park.
SPICER WM J, general freight supt, Great
%Iayes Edward, capt schooner Gertrude, 87 Western Railway, office foot of Brush St,
Columbia JV,
card inside cover.

Stark 0, salesman, Farrell & Brother.
Stewart James. plumber, moved again, to
Bates near Jeff ave.
Stewart Chas H, book agent, inquire John
Slater.
Stowe Ed C, or painter, r rear A S Bagg.
SUMNER FRED M, with Henry E Benson,
r 44 Russell.
Sutherland J B, sup't, car shop. M C R R, r
Lafontaine near Grand River.
Teats & Hademann, hair dressers and saloon,
First cor Abbot. -
Traub & Bro, silver plater 206 Jeff ave.
Tuomey - , boottreer, with H L Chapin
& Co.
' Tyler Wm W, account, B G Stimson.
Vanhuyse Leo, cooper, 261 Macomb.
Banhuyse B F, carpenter, 261 Macomb.
Sweet village home ! I love thee well,
I love thy w0od.s and flowers,
The vineclad cot, the grassy dell,
Fit haunts for summer hours ;
P love the wild and merry song
Of brooklets as they foam ;
I love thee as I loved thee long,
My happy village home,
C'WIY VILLAGE HOME."
A SONG-BY PARK BEEN JAXIN.
1
Vanson Benjamin, mason, cor Prospect and'
Indiana.
Walker David, county clerk, clerk's office,
Congress near Briswold.
Walker Hiram, produce and storage, Atwatu
er near Bates.
Walsh Robert, yankee notions and jewelry,
at Rilssell House.
Walsh John, grocer wh and ret, cor Abbot
and Seventh.
Welland H, door plate engraver, 93 Jeff aae,
West Geo A, broom makes, wlth James B
Eagle,
Winter Booth, moving to Randolph near
Gratiot..
Wood Israel, carpenter, 170 Orchard,
Young Wm, b Mrs Elmers.
Sweet village home ! in other clin?es, .
In halls of power and pride,
For thee and for thy quiet times,
In lonely thought I've sighed ;
Not all the mirth and revelry
In pleasure's loftiest dome
Sweet village home ! that day will bring '
No solace unto me,
When 'I. mnst fly on restless wing,
Far, far away from thee,
If she whose beauty makes thee fair
Will not consent to roam
From thy green fields and rosy air,
Rily happy village home !
Could win my constant heart from thee,
My happy village home.

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Thg8 Ice $0 flrocared TIcree mdldt above tlce Ci8y.
rnps~terr sf- oiae Bran
el.
WINES AND OTHER. LIQUORS,
GENUINE CUBAN CIGARS.
Barclay & Perkinys London XXX Porter and Ales, always on hand,
IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.
MANUX'ACL'URERS9
E, & T. FAIRBANKS & GO.,
ST. JQIH1PTSIBUBP9 VERREONT.
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PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSES :
FAPRBANKS & Co., 189 Baooailway, New Pork.
FAIRBANKS & BROWN, 34 ailby Street, Boston.
FAZRBANKS & EWIIIIG, masonic Hall, Philadelphia,
FAEEBANKS & GKECNLEAF, 35 Lake Street, Chicago.
FAPRBANKS & CO., 93 Camp Street, Hew Orleans.
BeneraZ dgent8,
NO 80 Woodward Ave, - DETROIT, MICH,
+e+
MZNRP EDSON, Traveling Agent.

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PREMIUM SUMMER AND WINTER
LARGE VENTILATED OVEN, PATENTED isso. - -
Manufactured and for Sale by JAMES &IORRISO~, Junr., 205 River SLreet, Troy, N. Y.
201 Jefferson due., licap~s~ey's Block, Ddrdt.
A Circular with full iustrnclions in relation to this great Hotel, Tavern and Family
Cooking Stove, can be had of the exclusive dealer,
CHARLES BUSCH, GENERAL HARDWARE MERCHANT,
201 Jefferson Ave, Detroit, Mich.
We are of opinion that no Farmer'b family should be without this Stove. It is positively
worth its price in one season to have secured to the family Warm Water in the Reservoir,
and Warm Pies in the Patent Conservatory; besides, the truly elegant pattern of the stove
itself. Altogether, the design and its appreciable conveniences should justly supercede
every koown Cook Stove in existence.
CHARLES BUSCH, GENERAL HARDWARE IJI'EROAANT,
Mechanics' Tools, Tin Ware & Copper Ware lanufactory,
201 JEFFERSON AVENUE, - DETROIT, ~IICRIGAN.
P. 8.-Write for a Circular, which will be mailed free of postage.
COLTE S PATENT IRON BEDSTEAD,
Whicll may be folded up doring day time, leaving mattrase, &c, inside.
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Those persons in want of a good Sewing Machine, are respectfully invited to call and see
THE ORIGINAL WOWE
WHO INVENTED THE SEWING MACHINE?
E, Junr,, the Original Patentee and Inventor, 1845,
p-
Keep this Fact in view when you purchase, that
1s an Article muoh to be Desired,
AN INFERIOW, ONE IS A PEST, AND IS TO DE AVOIDED.
The utilily and practicability of the
WAS 33ST.ABLISEXED I N 1845-
It is the Oldest Sewing Machine Patent extant.
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Since the date of the HOWE PATENT, some 300 Patents on Sewing Machines have been
granted, not one of which has surpassed the Howe invention. In fact, no Machine has yet
been made which will sew a more perfect stitch or seam than the first HOWE MACBIXE made
In 1845.
For Family use, new Machines have recenlly been constructed. They should be exam.
inod by all persone about to purchase. The
INES !
Are well adapted for TAILORS, or GAITER FITTING, having sufficient power, and warranted
to be durable. They are unquestionably the best machines for VEST MAKERS in
the market.
PRICES, $50, $70, $80, and $100.
w w - w w v ~
The genuine Howe Sewing Machines are adapted to a11 kinds of Sewing done by Sewi~g
Machines. They are constructed under the direction of Mr. Howa himself, of the best ma-
terials, in the most thorough and substantial manner, by skilful and experienced workmen,
And in all instances are Warranted.
A critical examination is requested by those per~lons wishing to purchase Machines. An
sxperienced operator will be at the room, to give all instruction in the use of the Machine,
fr6e of charge.
3AMES E. EAGLE, Agent,
77 Awned B,, Eeasd,

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ANN ARBOR, I
Office, corner of Huron and Main Sts.,
-
. MICHIGAN,
The facilities of this office for the discharge of Job Work generally, are not surpassed
The circulation of the JOURNAL is extensive, and should be regaxded by Eastern and
Western manufacturers, and merchants, &c., as a desirable medium for advertising
SEAMAN & COLE,
JAMES T. BAKER,
Prqridors.
N. B.-Particular attention wiU be paid to the drawings of Designs, to be patented.
JAMES T. BAKER, 109 Jefemon due.

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AU-ElNT FOR,
MICHIGAN.
And old Black Stax Line of Liverpool Packets,
c - - o
Drave and sells Bills of Exchange at sight on the Royal Bank of Ireland, and on all the
principal cities of France, Germany, and other parts of Europe.
~t the old Stand of EAGLE & ELWOTT,
Ag't for Galway Line of Steame~s.
JAMES E. EAGLE, AGENT.
77 Larmaed St., East, I I 30 Detroit, Rliehigan.
#-w -
The Dealers at Wholesale and Retail in
CAN BE SUPPLIED IN
Every Variety, at the Lowest Rates,
JAMES E. EAGLE is Agent f& the sale of Eowe's justly celebrated improved
Sewing Machines for the city of Detroit and State of Michigan.
The Patentee, ELIJAE HOVE, Jr., is the original inventor of Sewing Machines.
[See advertisement, Howe's Sewing Machine, page 319.1

It Produces Double the Heat with Half the ~uec
It is simple, efficient and practicable, saving fuel, radiating hhe heat into the room instead,
of allowing it to pass up the chimney ; suppressing tho cold
draft of air through the room, to the fire, and is as good for
WOOD as COAL.
Over 50,000 persons are ' now using this Patent with.
entire satisfaction, A11 who value Economy, Comfort or.
Health, should adopt it at once, '
We have procured a Patent in England, after its merits were
thoroughly tested. When we consider that open fires are
universally used there (even the poorest having too much
regard for health to use a close stove) and that hundreds of
scientific men have been trying for the last fifty years to make
improvements, by which fuel might be saved and beat inincreased,
we concIude that no, stronger argumects in favor of
its merits could be used, than that England has granted a Patent.
-
WE ARE PREPARED TO SELL
On tho most fkvorable terms. Address
JOHN B. RYAN & CO., ,
Proprietors of Dodge's Patent, Cincinnati.
I Jmd 0 e,
DEALER IN STOVES, GRATES & GENERAL HBRDWARE,
89 moodnard ave,, Detroit, Hich.,
IS THE EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR DETBOITe

YAXES C E R A I C 3 S
DEALER IN
WHITE FISH, TROUT, &C.,
ALSO,
Provisions & Fishermen's Supplies.
WAREHOUSE AN^ OFFICE ON THE DOCE
DETROIT, I
I
I02 Woodward Ave., .I -
Between First andl Second Streets,
I I - - MICHICAN.
- I
MANUFACTURERS OF:
AXD WAGEONS,
also, Jo b 6 in g Smiths,
Cor. Larned & Randolph 8ts.a
DETROIT, - - M.ICH !CAN.
I Etussell House Block
MANUNFACTURER AND DEALER IN IRON, BRASS AND COPPER
Brass, Copper, Steel and Iron Wire,
BURR MItLL STONES, BOLTING CLOTH
HARDWARE, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
NAILS, GLASS. PUMPS, LEAD PIPE, &e. &om

David Oliphant.
(B'ormerly faith IZ BuhZ Co.)
GENERAL
1
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
T. J. Baywood
JNO. PALMER3S
Exclusive Right for the State of Michigan
Patented Aug. 7,1860.
5 DETROIT, MICR.
Special attention given to the Sellimg of Produce and filing Orders
WE REFER BY PERMISSION~TG
F. Buhl & Co-, Hatters, . . .. . . . . . . Detroit. D. Preston & Co., Bankers, . . . . . . .
..Detroit,,
T. & J. Hinchrnan, Grocers ,..... .. Hobbs, Oliphant 8a Co, Coms'n Mers., . C hicago
Moore, Boote & Go., Grocers, .... . John Palmer & Co., 'Vinegar Merchta, . 'c

89 Woodward Ave.,' De$soi$.
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BAEABE"TC"ARD
Eot .Air Draught, large Ventilated Oven,
COOEZING- STOVE;
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
Is the best finished and moet durable Stove of thc
day. Combines every advantage for Cooking eTer
applied to a Stove. Bakes perfectly on the top and
it) the Oven, and Roasts in Front at the same time,
without imparting the llawr of one kind of food to
another.
THE VENTILATED OVEN
By the constant admission of pure fresh air, and secures
Sweetness to tt e food being baked.
t7M.E HOT-AlR DRAUGHT
Raiees the temperature of the Fire Box, and in.
cremes the heating properties of the Stove, thus enabling
the Good Samaritan to do more work in every
~ariety of cook in^, with lesa fuel, than any Stove in.
the world. Hae the mo~t perfect arrangement for
broiling ou the Front Hearth, without interfering
with the other operations of Cookinq. Hna n constant
supply of Hot Water without Cost, and heats
Water fur the Bathing Room superior to any Range.
THE GOOD, SAMARITAN
is in every respect worthy of its name.
C3Ol!WZZ At., BEE IT,
Manufactured and for sale to the Trade, by RATHBONE & CO., Alhny, N. Y.
For aale by one dealer in all the priricipal towns of the State, and in DXTROIT exclusiveiy by
'81'. 3. NOYES.
n?. COHEN.
FICMfiRT ThDLOI,
131 Jefferson Avenue, Masonic Hall.
Constantly kept on hand, a well selected stock of Seasonableland
READY -MADE CLOTHING,
ARID GENTLEMEINS'S FURNISHING GOODS.
~wmem#s'made %a order and Warramatedl go Fa#.
M. COHEK,
131 Jefierson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan.

Phonographic Reporter,
Having permanently settled in Detroit, is prepared to take reliable ve~batim reports of .
Speeches, Lectures Law Cases, etc., on the most favorable terms.
Having been a pupil of Mr. I. PITMAN, the original inventor of the art, and being in direct
communication with the Phonographic Society of England, he is prepared to give private
instructions in the system, embracing all its most recent improvements.
ACCOUNTAN.T, ACTUARY, &c.
For terms, &c., address : P. H, HURDOCB,
Post O$ce, Betrot$,
ILLIAM ROSS,
PAINT
.Wichigan Avenue, Between Seventh and Eighth Streets,
THOS. CRANAGE,
&#chfgarr &vcnwe, corner of.ShcZb y Streef
Detroit, Michigan.
D E A L E R IN
TEAS, SPICES, SUGARS, OILS,
COFFEES, FRUITS, PAINTS, BRUSHES,
AND EAST AND WEST lNDlA GOODS GENERALLY,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FOR THE
THE SPLENDID CLIPPER STEAMSHIP
CITY OF CLEVELAND, GEORGE H. RYDER, CODI[D9R,
Will leave the dock of JOHN HUTCHINGS & CO., for the above ports, on TUESDAY, April
16th; at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Goods received at the warehouse at all times, hereafter, and no extra charge for
storeage.
April, 1861. EBB= WABD*

OLIVER BOURKE-Brandies, Wines, &c.
This Merchant's address is 122 Jefferson avenue, nearly opposite the Masonic Hall,
where a very superior stock of old liquors and pure vintage!, domestic and foreign, is con-
stantly available in Store and Bond.-See advertisement, page 105.
THE HPDROPULT,--American Hydropult Co, card page 106 and 273.
The purposes to which this useful and portabIe hand fire engine may be applied are so
P&OUS that every ,Household should be possessed of one.-For full particulars see adver-
tisement.
FARMER'S MAP OF MICHIGANLAND OTHER SPATES.
The best prepared map of Michigan ever.pubiished, is now in the market.--See Adver-
tisement in Index. It contains all the new Counties, Salt Wells, Iron, Copper, 224 Coal
Mines, complete Census of Counties from 1837 to 1860 inclusive. The map contains the
whole of Michigan and Wisconsin and parts of three other States, Geological Statistics, Rail
Road Lines, &c, and its style and finish cannot be surpassed.
GIFPABD'S BOILER INJEC~OR-JACKSON & WILEY.
This remarkable and utilitarian invention may be seen in full operation om any day
during work hours, at the cleanly, well ordered and extensive Foundry and Engine Works
of Messrs Jackson & Wiley, corner of Fifth and Woodbridge streets. A visitor whose ob-
ject is not mere idle curiosity will be obligingly shown through the several extensive de-
partments of the establishment. Engravings of the Injector are industriously handed visi-
tors by the engineer in charge. See advertisement at page 154, and the card of Jackson &
wililey, inside the back cover.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, MERCHANT TAILOR.
Reference is made to this gentleman's advertisement at page 169. Mr. Henderson,
whether as a Tailor and Draper or a man, is one of Nature's own ennobling.
THE BBICK BUSINESS.
The card of our great local manufacturer, Richard H. Ball, is found on page 170.
FRED, B, SIBLEY, foot of Griswold St.
Lime and stone in inexhaustible quantities can always be found here. See card
gage 170.
FRANCIS E'ESPEBANCE.
This gentleman asserts he can supply as much sand as would build up Paris. See
card page 71.
"POWER L00%1 WIRE CLOTH."
This heading is the nude mark of the Clinton, Mass., Wire Cloth Company, whose card
occupies page 121, C. H, Waters, Agent.
J. & J. BRENNAN, BOILER R,IAKERS,' &c.
These gentlemen discharge a large amount of Boiler Building, &c., at 164 Larned Street,
west. Their card is attractively displayed on page 122, which please refer to.
ELMWOOB CEMETERY.
. Mr. D. Cladewitz, to whom is due all the classic adornment of this beauteous abode of
the dead, advertises the public that he is prepared to dispose of Shrubs and Greenhouse
plants, See his card on page 122.
CAMPBELL, LINN & COiXPANY, i
98 and 95 Woodward avenue, card page 137. The repute of this house for honorable
trade is extensive, and so is their ability to fill orders, whether as jobbers or retailers.
IMPROVED STEAM BOILERS.
Refer to John Dunham's card at :page 137.~A much to be valued invention is ai,
present being patented by Mr. Dunham.

BUCHANAN & CARROL.
These eminent Boiler manufacturers are to be found at their old (stand, Atwater Street,
betwecn Hastings and St. Antoine. See their card on page 172.
SHIRTS.
We are aware that D. T. Barreit has a very extensive Shirt Manufactory in operation,
corner Jefferson avenue and Shelby street, but the compositor has mixed up his shirts with
other wares in setting up the,type of the advertisement of this house, to be found on page
186, and there being now no remedy to alter ihe matter, it is to be hoped that this shiftless
excuse may not be rejected by our friend, restoring us again to terms of honorable recon-
ciliation. Tho luckles% and bootless printer has escaped our vengeance.
COMMERCIAL HALL, 123 Woodward Ave.
John W. Hodgkins' neatly set card is found on page 187.
THE WORKHOUSE.
This institution is now (April, '68611, in progress of completion. The following particulars
are extracted from an article in the Detroit Tribune, as the result of a personal examination
of the premises by Wfr, JAMES F. CONOVER, one of the Editors. The Workhouse will
be occupied almost immediately. The building which is the most complete in the citu,
covers one of the three acres allocated for the service of the institution. It is very commodious,
well built, secure, and planned with a scientific adaptation to all its purposes. It
is constructed of brick, with stone facings: the roof is covered with parti-colored slate, and
is surmounted with an ornamented Cupola. The view of the building commands general
admiration. The architect, Mr. Sheldon Smith, has given the Detroit public a full proof of
his superior ability. The contractors and builders, in all the departments are said to have
discharged their duties well. An article giving a full description of this extensive Public
Building in mi~utia had been prepared for insertion in the Directory, but was not discovered
to have been mislaid amongst a mass of nlanuscript copy, until too late to re-write it. It contained
suggestions in regard to the necessity existing for the immediate erection of a BRIDE-
WELL, The organization of a uniformed and municipal Peace Preserving Police, consisting
of one Captain, two Lieutenants, one Head Constable, five Sergeants, and fifty Privates, with
a division of the city into Police Districts, in which Station Houses should be erected. The
appointment of a Bridewell keeper and (hard. And, conternplatink the probability that the
expansive area of Detroit with an anticipative population of 200,000 may be constituted
within its own jurisdictional limits, a County of the City-suggested [to the tax-payers of
Wayne county, the erection of a County Gaol at Plymouth, in the cost of which the city of
Detroit should not hesitate to participate. The Sheriff' of a county, consulting the proprieties
of his position, should be expected to reside where -his personal convenience, and the pnblic
service would warrant, but he should not be dekradad by imprisonment in a Goal,
DETROIT HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
This public institution may be expected to be opened for boarders, and persons generally
in search of a knowledge-of the means of obtaining an honest livelihood in a short few
months. It is to be hoped that the ?norale of its government may be creditable tolbetroit,
and prove a salutary blessing to society in genera.1,
THE RUBICON.
This is the title of an extraordinary pamphlet, written by Rlr. Elisha Chase of Detroit2
from whom it is obtainable.
" AUNT SALLY."
This is a Duodecirno of about 216 pages, 1~7ritten by some lady in New York. It has
been hancled to us for an opinion. We think large editions would sell in England and
Canada. It gives one a tolerably fair insight into the system and operations of slavery,
which is now found to be the means of rending the federal compact and disintegrating our
beloved republic. Happy for the moral industry and success of t?~e w7bite devzocratic masses,
if every negro in the United States were exported to Africa. Certain aristocratic white merc
mast have slaves of sosne 7cilzd or another, and if they cannot get *' NIGGERS," they will
strategise to grow rich out of their white bsother's labor. By and bye our Common School
Boards, probably, may find it necessary to prevent the untrammelled progress of the chiL
dren of humble parentage, lest the labor market should fail. We are inclined to think there is

a screx loose Pim, mad (' rejned society," dernanh fine hands. Xid gloves, money, avtd the ele-
gancies of life generally, no matter whether the slave be white or black whose labor creates the rn.ean8.
This is what intelligent Christian men and women who do hard work, and know all about
it, would call a contemptible aristocracy. We hope we shall have mdest times at the WHITE
HOUSE.
H. + L. SIMONEAU, DRUGGISTS.
If the brain of a Directory compiler were made of adamant, an impression would be
worn upon it by the many inquiries made personally to him for everybody and about everything
in town. It is not enough that he gives his best attention to have every person's address
correctly recorded, and that he emblazons and displays his friends' advertisements,
Bushing in a hungry paroxysm to get dinner at Carson's s~loon a few days ago, he was besieged
by three or more rural gentlemen who evidently eitb.er formed the escort from the
cotintry of the new Collector of the Port, or else they were nfter him for an inspectorshipbut
who knew so little about Detroit they wanted to be piloted to Simoneau's Drug
Store. We cooly informed them the card of Simoneau's Drug Store mas on the inside front;
cover of the Directory. We suppose they wanted a sedative,
FURNACES, RANGES AND PARLOR GRATES.
Attention is directed to the card of John Holmes ou page 201.
WATER OIL COMPANY. '
This is an oil expressed from vegetable matter, clear and brilliant, adapted to all
kinds of lamps, and is non-explosive. Weston Frost, agent, 144 Woodward Avenue. See
page 204.
RAIL ROAD HOTEL,
Formerly H. R. Andrews'. The excellent management of this popular public honse by the
Messrs Antisdel is known already to the general traveling community. With courteous
hosts and well ptovided tables, the Rail Road Hotel will always maintaln its admitted ex-
cellent character. See card at page 204.
JAMES A. PERKINS & Go., 109 Jefferson Avenue.
Our esteemed friend, Thomas S. Sprague, Esq., is associated with Mr. Pcrkios in the
importation of Wines, Brandies and other Liquors. We have heard Perkins say he would
never be a party to the sale of bad and injurious liquors, and we have good hope in the
early training of friend Sprague that his morals and experience will enable him to offer in
the market only such pure liquors as the faculty recommend for medical purposes. See
advertisement on page 226.
MICHIGAN IRON FOUNDRY AND RIACHINE SPCOP, corner Atwater and Rivard Sts.
This old establishment has yet at its head the Hon. William Barclay, with whom is as-
sociated in partnership his son William E. We request attention to the card of this extensive
machine shop, to be found on page 227.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
See card page 241. We request friend Greely's owrv attention to this card, and would
have him express his opinion of our ~i?zd;fidness of rendering to Czsar the things that are
Cssar's. We shall call accounts squared if he puts us on his list of permanent exchanges
,for the Daily, and otherwise remember us when we get into Court.
The card on page 242 is singularly attractive, and leaves us nothing to add.
FREE FARMS FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS OCCUPATION OF THEM.
G.. H, White & Co, offer to 50 fanlilies 50 free farms, in Emmet County, in the beautiful
State of Iowa. We shall be glad, at the request of this fim, to act as their agent here. See
card page 243 and also 244 ; see also 257 and 260.
CITY SEALER OF W~IGHTS
AND MEASURES.
See the card of N.' B. Rrowley on page 258.

PAPER WAREHOUSE, PAPER MILLS, &c.
The card of the extensive house of Messrs. Cornwell, Barnes & Go., paper manufacturers
and dealers, will be read on page 255. This firm are Michigan manufacturers and have un-
limited capacities for doing a great State business. Please refer to advertisement on page
259.
THE NORTH OUTGROWS THE SOUTH.
See page 260-for the reasons.
H. P. ,BALDWIN & CO.
Boots, shoes, &c., at wholesale exclusively. Please refer to card on page 273.
DETROIT VINEGAR WORKS.
Among the changes so constantly occurring in so large a city as Detroit-we
noticed a new and extensive branch of industry established at No, 92 Jefferson avenue
by Messrs. Bliphant and Haywood. We have examined, and fully satisfied ourselves
that their, vinegar is a superior article for pickling and table uses, Attention is requested
to advertisewze~t, page 335. Mrf Oliphant had been formerly known in tha employment
of F. Buhl & Co.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES.
See J. F. Raymond's card on page 275. We would here suggest to strangers and
citizens who have not yet been there, that it is quite a treat of rational enjoyment to vbit
Mr. Raymond's Fine Art Gallery, at No. 205 and 207 Jefferson avenue.
See card on page 276.
FIRE ENGINES FOR SALE BY THE CITY.
FREIGHTS BY THE GREAT WESTERN.
William J. Spicer, Detroit and Milwaukee, depot foot of Brush Street, Detroit; gee
inside frout cover.
('WSZEBE TZZElREsS A WXLa, THEPEE% A WAY,,,
He was a noble Roman,
In Rome's Imperial day,
Who heard a coward croaker,
Before the battle say :
(' They're safe in such a fortress ;
There is no way to shake it-'
" On ! on !" exclaimed the hero,
" I'll $nd a w~y, or make it !"
Is fame your aspiration '?
Her path is steep and high ;
In rain he seeks the temple,
Content to gaze and sigh;
The peerless prize is waiting,
But he alone can take it,
Who says with Roman firmness,
"1'21 $nd w way, or .make it !"
BY J. G. SAXE.
I
In love's in~passioned warfare,
The tale has ever been
That victory crowns the valiant ;
The brave are they who win,
Though strozg is beauty's castle
A lover still may take it,
Who says, with Roman claring,
1'8 find a way, or marhe it !
Is Learning your ambition '?
There is no royal road ;
Alike the peer and peasant
hlust climb to her abode ;
Who feels the thirst for knowledge
In, Helicon may slake it,
If he has still the Roman will
To Jrnd a way, or make it !
Are Riches worth the getting 2
They must be bravely sought ; *
With wishing and with fretting,
The boon cannot be bought ;
To all the prize is open,
But only he can take it,
Who says with Roman courage,
I'll jtzd a way, OF make it !

The Latest Local Changes, and General Errata.
VERY ENCOURAGING.
We observe with great pleasure the success of our young townsman, W. C. WILLIAHS,
employed for a number of years (altho' yet not more than 20 summers old probably), in the
extensive wholesale drug and grocery store of Farrand & Sheley 80 Woodward ave., he
is now one of the firm of Farrand, Sheley & Co. Young men ! you just mark how steady
good conduct and integrity finds its reward in good season. This is what we call sound Re-
publicanism, Messrs. F. & S.
Refer to the advertisement of CAPTAIN EBEB WABD, on page 337, for favorite Line
of Steamers to THE SAGINAWS and Intermediate Ports.
Barnard Geo W, 30 State E.
Carson,Wm, Jr, Wyneoop & Co, Oygters, 186
Jeff ave. *
Creelan John, grocer, 190 Third.
Pield Gt L, dentist, ~ffice N E cor Woodward
ave and Congress.
Finn John, moving to Canada.
Fairbairn Thos, dry goods, 59 Wood ave.
PABRAND, SHELEY & CO, drugs and gro-
ceries at wholesale and retail, 80 Wood-
ward ave. Mr, hardware &cj
Mich ave and Third st.
Clanson & Co, stove manufacturers, at Rus-
sell's Smelting Works, Jeff ave E ena.
Gantt James L, 253 Lafayctte W, east side.
ISBELL NELSON G, Collectoi. of the Port
sf Detroit, Custorn House, Griswold,
v Johnston W, druggist, Jeff ave Bud Gris-
wold, r 52 Adam ave.
Kermott Dr. office 183 woodward ave, r 36
Madison ave.
Kidder F H, boots and shoes, 152 Wood ave.
Kamman & Co, liquors, corn: Macomb ave,
and Grand River.
MEHLING G 'F & A, marble works, mov-
ing to 16 Mich ave W.
MICHIGAN FEMALE SERIINARY OF
DETROIT, 40 Mich ave W.
Massinick Wm, clerk Jackson & wiley, res
131. Second.
NASH R C, (Harris & Nash) moved to 493
Jeff ave.
OLIPHANT & HAYWOOD, produce and
commission merchants, and manufacturers
of Vinegar, 92 Jeff ave, card page -.
Oliphant I)avid, (O and Haywood), 92
ave, b Mrs Wards.
.07Brien James 9, Nicaragua Saloon, 167
Woodbridge W.
PERKINS JAMES A & CO, liquors and
cigars, moving to Woodward ave.
Safford C L, Corn Mills, r 147 Congress E.
Vermeulen & Youngblood, book-binders and
book-sellers, moving to 205 Jeff ave.
WARREN JOSEPH, Editor Detroit Adver-
tiser, office 212 Jeff am, moving to 60
Fort, cor Cass.
Warren H M, accountant, r Jos Warren.
Wheaton & Peek, grocers, 14 Wood ave.
WILLIAMS W C, Farrand, Sheley & Co,
druggists and grocers, 80 Woodward ave,
r 86 Abbot.
Waterinan Wm J, 77 Washington ave,

Fire I5epartmente::
Chief Efiginaer-
1st Assistartt-James McHay.
23 Assistant-Cleo. L. Whiting.' ?$$&@
Firemenss Election-=Continent a1
NQ, 8.
Prresidefit-N. M. Pratt.
Sewetar;+G;eo. L, Maltz.
Neptnne, 'NO, 6.
Porema%-JVm. Y. Rumney . 1
Sewetary-Wm. H. Ingersoll.
sistant, Miss S . B. Enswor th, $400 ; 2d As-
sistant, Miss L. J, Randolph, $300 ; Princi-
pal Junior Department, W. W illitts, $750 ;
1st Assistant, Miss C. Young, $500 : 2d As-
sistant, Miss M, Brewster, $250 ; 2d Grade
Primary Boys, Miss F. LeB. Truax, $250 ;
2d Grade Primary Girls, Miss F. Robinson,
$300 ; I st Grade Primary Boys, Miss Natilda
Rose, $250 ; 1st Grade Primary Girls, Miss
B. Mobhersill, $300; 1st Grade Primary
Boys, Miss Julia B. Reed, $260 j 1st Grade
Primary Boys, Miss J. Mackay, $250 ; 2d
Grade Primary, Miss Rose, $250.
Detroit .Young lXern9s Soefe~y=~QfltOcers Miami avenue, Sixth Ward-2d Grade
3861-2,
Primary, Miss Fanny H. Wood, $250 ; 1st
Presidmt-Sidney D. Miller.
Grade Primary, Miss J. A. Foster, $250,
rice Presidefit-Henry M. Whittelsey. Farnsworth street, Sixth Ward-1st and
2d Grade Primary, Miss M. Miller,-$300.
Marine EEorspital,
Barstow Union-Principal Senior Depart..
Pliysicia+Dr. Louis Davenport.
ment, Mr. L. J. Mwcy, $900 ; 1st Assistant,
Mrs. 8, E. Marcy, $400 ; 2d Assistant, Miss
mail Agent a& IPetroita
C. Crosman, $300 ; Principal Junior Depart-
William S. Wood, Post' Office.
ment, Mr. A. L. Watkins, $750 ; 1st Assistant,
Miss M, Ward, $300 ; 2d Assistant, Miss
Board of E~uca$forn.
E. J. Lee, $250 ; 2d Grade Primary Boys,
List of Teachers, Dhtricts and Salaries ifi the Miss M. L. Bayn, $300 ; 2d Grade Primary
City of Detroit, 15th Aprd, 1861.
Girls, Miss N. Mather, $300 ; 1st Grade
High School, Sixth Ward-Principal, Prof. Girls, Miss C. Ingessolil, $300 ; 1st Grade
Henry Chaney, $1,000 ; 1st Assistant, Mr. Primary Boys, Miss Sarah C. Watson, $250.
Elisha Jones, $750 ; 2d Assistant, Miss E. Eighth Ward Union-Principal, Senior
31. Pollay, $500 ; teacher French and draw- Department, Mr. Bradford Smith, $900 ; 1st
ing, Mr. E. St, Alary, $175.
Assistant, Miss 0.9. Bingham, $400 ; 2d As-
Abbott street, First Ward-2d Grade sistant, Miss R. McGinnity, $300 ; Principal,
Primary, Mrs. R. H. Perkins, $250; 1st Junior Department, Mr, Edwin D. Fisk,
Graiie, Miss E. Y. Mackay, $300,
$750 ; 1st Assistant, Miss C. Saunders, $300;
First street, First Ward--1st ~rade, Miss 2d Assistant, Miss P. Traver, $300; 2d
S, J. Russell, $300.
Grade Primary Girls, Miss E. Braman, $300 ;
Fort street, Third Ward-1st Grade, Riiss 2d Grade Primary Boys, Miss M. Chipman,
H, Calvert, $300 ; 1st Grade Primary, Miss $300 ; 1st Grade Primary Boys, Miss Au-
J. Thirkell, $250.
gusta M. Conant, $250 ; 1st Grade ~rimbry
.Fourth Ward, Colored School-Principal Girls, Miss M. Crowshaw, $300.
Intermediate Department, Mr. John Whit- Locust Street-2d Grade Primary, Miss
beck, $600 ; 1st Grade Primary, Miss M, H, Stephens, $300 ; 1st Grade Primary, Mrs.
Scott, $300,
R. Starkey. $800,
. Fort street, Fourth Ward School-2d Lafontaine street-2d Grade Primary, Miss
Grade, Miss S. Hartmeyer, $300; 1st Grade E. Graham, $300 ; 1st Grade Primary, Miss
Primary, Miss Rowena Holbrook, $250. M. Furrie, $300.
Capital Union-Principal Senior Depart- Trowbridge street--2d Grade Primary,
tment, Mr. Harlow Olcott, $900 ; 1st Assist- Miss M, McIntosh, $300 ; 1st Grade Primary,
ant, Miss &I. Lillybridge, $400 ; 2d Assist- Miss E. McGowan, $300.
ant, Miss E. Near, $250 ; Principal Junior Grand River Road, Ninth Ward-1st and
Department, Mr. G. W, Bigelow, $750; 1st 2d Grade Primary, advanced, Miss S. Gran-
Assistant, Miss E. bIacLellon, $300 ; 2d As- ville, $300.
sistant, Miss 0, Tibbibs, $300 ; 2nd Grade Earned street, Tenth Ward-2d Grade
Primary Girls, Miss G. E. Snow, $300; 3d Primary, Miss Mary Shaw, $300; 1st Grade
Grade Primary Boys, Miss F. M. Taylor, Primary Girls, Miss T. Whitmore, $300 ; 1st
$1300 : Is4 Grade Primary Girls, Miss H. Grade Primary Boys, Miss Susan A. Kussey,
Clark,"$300 ; 1st Grade Primary Boys, Miss $250.
3. Ma Russell, $300.
Teacher of Music 'in Junior and Senior
Fifth Ward, George street-1st Grade Departments of the Union and in the High
Primary, Miss K. Matthews, $300.
Schools, Mr. T. M. Towne, $300,
Bishop Union-Principal Senior Depart- Messenger of the Board, John B, Cousins
ment, Mr. John F. Nichols, $900 ; 1st As- 8500.

I
344 JOHNSTON'S DETBOIT CIY DIXEGOBY.
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ON m umm MONDAY, JANUARY I~TH,
and until further no
Regular Trains will run over this Road as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS ,I
Will leave Bath for Owosso on arrival of Omnibuses from Lansing, wh!.
leave there at 10 A. M*, arriving at Owosso in time to connect with Trq
t
on the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad going East or West.
Leave Owosso at 2.35 P. M. on arrival of the Detroi$ and Milwauk
Mail Train, and ar1:ive at Lansing at 5.26 Pa M.
I
ACCOMODATION TRAIN!
Will leave Bath for Owosso on arrival of Omnibuses from Lansing, whl
leave there at 4.30 P. M.
Returning, leave Owosso for Bath at 8.15 P. M., arriving at Lawin
11.30 P. M.
Only SIX MILES from the CAPITOL. A first-class line of 0q
busses make the connection with Car8 in fifty minutes.
Office A,, L. & T. B. Railroad,
~wosso, Jan. 14, 1861.
7 WM. P. INNES, Engineer and Sup