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I
1861.
JOHNSTON'S
BETEOIT^CIT Y DlEECTORY
AiDVERTISING GAZEHEER OF MICHIGM,
WITH kX
AppeMtfix Carefirily' ReTlied.
n fonrBOTioir with this dibbctobt thbbs is published and ancuLATBD thbovch-
OVT THB CITT ABD 8TATB A LABGB POSTBB, OOBTAIiriKa THB CLAS8IFIBD
B0SIVB8S OF ALL WHO ADVBBTI8B IN THIS DIBBCTOBT, AS
.WBLL AS USBPUL BOUTBS AND STATISTICAL TABLBS
PUBLISHED BY JAMES DALE JOHNSTON .& CO.
DETROIT:
H. BARNS, & CO., PRINTERS, DAILY TRIBUNE OFFICE,
62 and 64 Shelby Street.
1861.
/^^iT',
PREFACE.
Omms OF BivBon :— Ton are again presented with a New Directorj, which H k
luypedwinrabflerTethegenaTalconTenienceor the local, the State, and the large trareUlDf
oonunnnitj from abroad, who eapecially during the Bummer and Antnnm Tislt our pleaaaH
city, and who traTel for pleaanre, if not on bnaineBS, to the romanttc regions of the nppef
penfaisnU. Notwithstanding the present and recentl j passed trenbles, which have to a graal
extent operated as impediments to the social interoonmmnication of the several States of tba
Confederacy, it is to be expected that on re-established relations of comity, and ad«
mitted fellow citlxenship, with the people of the extreme Sonthem States, an hiterchange ot
trarely and general reciprocity of the Idndly amenities of American dtisenship will follow
a restoration to old style usages, which seem intended to be <'ihe order of tba
day." In feet Uui national 'femily estrangement cannot be maintdned very long witl^
oat damaguig the tme hiterests of all sections of the United States. l%e pupU, of tha
seyeral States wiB not allow the Union to be rent asunder, and therefore aU obJectionaU«
and fanatical legislation or party pragmatic hitesference with tiie Tested rights of oertaia
portions of our common country, by which national dTil strife might be engendered, and th%
stability of this great National Republic endangered, will not be regarded with apprebatloa
by the masses of the community. When a good understanding is happily restored, no doubi
a large number of Southerners with their families and serrants will come up during the
summer and autumn to ei\joy the delightful freshness of our Northern climate in those sear
sons, and they may rely on erery courtesy being extended towards them. Fanaticism in
feet in aU parts of our belored Union should not longer be permitted to impede the fraternal
hospitalities that ought to prerail between American Citizens of all sections of the Union. << A
HousB nrTinan AQAian itsblf oavhot Stavd 1"
In the preparation of this Directory erery dwelling and place of business within the
limits of our extensiye municipality have been risited, and a most reliable record taken of
erery adult residents name, occupation and address ; and the work has been in perpetual
revision up to the hour of going to Press.
Persons unacquainted with the details of compiling snd printing a work of tUs charae*
ter haye, probably, not the most remote idea of tiie hindrances consequent npon its produo*
tion with the rapidity the public would desire. With a lever sufficiently long a physioal
power might be imagined capable of raising the world, and with abundant means to inresti
and competent aid to employ, we could engage to issue a Directory of Detroit in three or
four weeks. But there are a great many reasons not here necessary to name, why thia
dispatch is inexpedient. A superior Directory is howeyer now offered for your
patronage, snd we hope to find it will be acceptable and appreciated.
Tou can scarcely extend patronage enough towards an undertaking such as this to make
the compiler and publisher suffidentiy remunerated for the arduous labors inyolyed in tlia
production of a reliable general Directory, — ^if published at proximate periods particularly.
In such Cities as New Tork the experience is quite different. During the compOation,
printing and binding of the Directory of the Great Gotham, there are employed day and
night from 200 to 260 indiriduals, all at allotted tasks for about eight or ten weeks. In
New Tork probably 10,000 idle clerkly hands could be brought together to discharge a few
weeks* labor, who would^then be consigned to the former condition of " waiting for something
ir« Johvssoit's Dxibozt Cxtt DibbotobXi
V> Uim up." Then, too, there !b a certainty that a large edition will be aold, which also
vnables the pnbliaher to cheapen the price of the work. When Mr. Trow's Directory waa
to unfortunate as to get burned up, a few yean ago, he was inanred for ^0,000, so said the
newspapers, from which drcmnstance a fair idea of the extent of his1>n8iness might be im-
l^ed. In onr Western Cities, on the other hand, while Directories are admitted to be in-
dispensible, yet one half the ordinary list of subscribers wiD not incnr the expense of pro-
ducing an annual edition. During 14 weeks the compiler has not been able to retire to rest
Mfflier than midnight, and frequently not until after one o'clock.
His Tisit of record to erery fiunily should be regarded as an ordinary year's labor*
)he subsequent alphabetical arrangement of the names, and preparation of other mat-
tor for the press, may be a4Judged as another. The reading of proof, and reyision of the
ttitire work. im0 vpon Une-'-ietter aftir Utter ^ should be labor enough for another. The
>Uiremitting Industry necessary to provide paying support for the work, by the collection of
ftdyertisements ;Ethe 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
^Mr's labor. In addition to all this labor, which the compiler personally discharged, a
tariety of impeding annoyances haTe been met, encountered and overcome, affording upon
Uie whole, evidence satisfactory to himself, that Directory publidiing is not a very paying nor
pleasing employment. This is the Fifth Directory we have prepared for the City of Detroit
aince 1868. If it be not the last, which is more than probable, we would suggest that local
pbUantrophy should prompt its wealthier property owners to subscribe in advance for the
Ipreparation and publication of the next, unless the Government of the City should under-
take 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 to-
wards both the publisher and tlie public to recommend.
We close these observations by remarking, that to any person who wants the work in
Miy form of business, there is nothing locally more cheaply useful than this Directory at
|2,60. Hoping that this sum will be cheerfully, liberally and promptly paid, and that the
^tlre edition will be exhausted in the generous paying patronage of the community.
We remain, very respectfully,
JaXBS DaLB JOHVSTOir.
Directory Office,lDetroit, 1861.
Lei every man n&t tHwUed heeomi a drilled and uniformed Soldier. Let (nn- ehUdren be all
drilled in the CMimon SchooU as etn eumlial eUmentartf (/ £dtteaiiou.
7 zs a
VERY LATEST
HsBdM ctf CHtiBeiui who MoVed, Arrived to 8«ttle» or Ohaaced BiwineiS-Beported
during %h» Binding of the Directory, ,
Adams, M A, grocer, 145 Micb ave W.
Alien, £ £, 17 Madison ave.
Allen J M, grocer, 271 Woodward ave.
Andrews Mrs G R,millinety, 244 Jeff aye.
Altinan I & Co, fur dealers, 29 Mich ave W.
Apger Ira, Honse Mover, 827 Fifth Street.
Aipinall Jatoes P, moved, res 116 Laf W.
Beard & Bafrden, pahiters, 77 Mich ave W.
Befar Fred, bilKards, dtc, 76 Griswold.
Behr Edwd, confectioner, 31 Mich ave W.
Bovee Madame, artist (see advertisement),
moved to 24 Jones.
BIaACK LOUIS, optical instruments, mannf
and dealer, ld8 Jeff ave. 8## advt,
Bambergher & Co, fancy goods and millin-
ery, 99 Woodward ave.
Bannerman John, Plumber, Lamed street, at
P. 0.
Biddlcr, W 8,62 Congress W.
Bizby Alfk-ed, salesman, 178 Jeff ave.
Brown Robert, W EKaabeth B.
Brown R H, office Masonic Hall.
Bnlloek Qeo, grooer, 96 Mich ave W.
ChUde Mrs 8 F, r J M Jones.
Cbipman J Logan, atty, 86 Elizabeth E.
Codd George 0[ r 226 Brush.
(kAe Joseph, saloon, 126 Randolph.
COLE ED, machinist, cor Brush and Wood-
bridge, successor to M Hogan.
Oolby db Hnntc^, mer tailor, 127 Jeff ave.
Colby Isaac, mer tailor, 127 Jeff ave.
CouHhard Hanry G, mer tailor at toll bar,
Monroe Road.
Corbett Owen 0, 156 Woodward ave.
Cnrtis Thomas, ool whitewasher, 49 Jeff ate.
Cortiss Charles H, b Mich Exchange.
Chandler d& Brother, shirt makers, moved to
68 Woodward ave.
CBAKAGE THOMAS, druggist and grocer,
48 Mich ave cor Shelby. See advt, p 887.
,G«rfle]d mwy i, 188 Latiyette W.
Cranage Doctor, 89 Mich ave.
Culver G W, 12 Adams ave W.
Bermont Robert, grocer, Woodward ave and
Gr River.
Betrok aassidal and Math Boys' School,
. moved to 116 Griswold.
Dibble B, moving to 147 Congress £.
Dibble Chas L, moving to farm east end
Jeff ave.
Drury Thomas, sailor, 240 Sixth,
Edson A B, paint shop Mich ave, cor Shelby.
Edson Wesley, r A B Edson.
Eggemaan Chas, butcher, oar John B and
Centre. *
Elllnwoo4 Walter B, stairbuiider, 22 Centre.
Stwia Jo^n G, com mer, r Congress and
Shelby.
Famsworth B S, boots and shoes, 178 Jeff
ave.
Finney Jared W, r S Finney.
Finney Seymour, r Woodward ave, eor 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 Hodghin.
Fox Angus, tel office D do M R R Depot, r
Miami and Gratiot.
Fraser — ^, flour and feed, Woodward ave
near Gr River.
GAScblGNE A BUSHWA (see Oascoigne's
adv at State St) carriage builders 60 Lam-
ed West
Goldsmith Oliver, tobacconist, 168 Jeff aye.
Covin Charles, doth cutter w P McTemey.
Graham Henry A, teacher, 67 First.
Hunter Wm, mer tailor, 129 Jeff ave.
Hahn Amandus, saloon 129 Randolph.
Bart Abraham, me^ tailor, 186 Jefferson ave.
Al>DUNl>^
Hathon A £, 194 Raodolph.
Hancock Geo, clerk, 247 Mich ave W.
Hatch J C, 26 Macomb a?€^, '
Hawkins & Kennedy, tinware, 108 Mich
av© W.
Hayes Miss, 208 Randolph.
Hayes Mr — , carpenter, 208 Randolph.
Hall William, watchmaker, r 7 Williams.
Hintermeister Henry, mer tailor 206 ifvS
ave.
Hilsendef en John, saloon, 206 Randolph.
H3ran Michael, blacksmith, 62 Larned W.
Jackson George, Custom House officer, r 2d
Centre.
Jacobson Solomon, dry goods, 247 Jeff are.
Jamison Jeremiah Edwin, carp, 240 Bixth.
Jeyte John, physician, 2^4 Randolph.
Jepp William, tavern keeper, Woodward
aye, near State.
Jones R L, storekeeper, moTing to Mich
ave, bet Firnt and Second*
jTones James Monroe, ship carpenter, 86
Miami ave,
Johnson Jauiea M, saJesmau, H P Baldwin
& Co, r 39 Elizabeth E.
KAICHEN BROTHERS, manf and dealers
at wholesale and retail, tobacco and ci-
gars, mo?ed to 153 Jeff ave, near qor Qria*
wold, {iee advertisement.^
Kremer Frank, boots and shoes, 246 Jeff
are-
lAcy Morgto. grocer, mo?iug to Mich ave.
Leonard I B,' 166 Fourth.
Lee William, bak«r, 180 RarKloIph.
Lewis James, oculist and aurlst, office Mar
sonic Hall.
Lichtenberg P, tobacco and cigars, 189 Jeff
avB
Lisberger Moses, boots and shoes, Qra4iot
cor Randolph. ,
Mastcn John H, clerk, 245 Mich ave W.
Mansil Tracy, trader, 297 Seven^i.
Martin John E, b<X)kJbindor w F Palflter.
Maxon Mrs E P, dressmaker, 29 Mich ave W
Mather F P, crockery, 105 Woodward a»e.
^f acomb John N. capt top e^g, office Wayne
bet Fort and Gong' ess.
McLeaa Arcbd, 1) & M R^R, r 34 Madisoo
ave.
Mc •tillau John W, salesman w J M Allen.
McVeijrh Pat, carp, 127 Cass.
Mears Henry, grocer, Miami ave and State.
Miller William, grocer, 208 Randolph,
Michigan Female Seminary, moved to 215
Woodward ave.
Moser Theo, chemist and apoth, 204 Ran-
dolph.
Moore William, b h, 165 Woodward ave.
Monro J F, civil engineer, offlce 10 Fisher
Block.
MURDOCK P. H., Phonographic Reporter,
DaUff Tribunt, Tribune Office.
O'Orady Bernard, com mer, r 44 Oo&grese W.
« >
Perkins James A Sl Co. importers wines, li-
quors, cigars, &c, moved from Jeff ave to
156 Woodward ave, near State.
Palmer &> Boyle, builders, Mich ave and
Shelby.
Parker H, .physician^ office Masonic. Hall|
Jeff ave.
Prentis B T, law offloe, Masonic Hall.
Tland « G, 157 Third.
Rand Mrs, teacher, 157 Third.
Rucker Captam, USA, 237 Woodward ave.
Sackman Adolph, cupper and bleeder, 127
Randolph.
Sage O F, broker, office 8 Larned W, or 147
Congress E.
Sparling Doctor, moved to 183 Mich ave W.
Sughrue Pat, blacksmith, 62 Larned W.
Snow Mrs S S, 92 Howard.
Snow 11 A, 02 Howard.
Skinner Edwin A, dep sheriff, sheriff's of-
fice, Griswold, r 114 Antoiue.
Swinscoe H H, J P, office removed to 72
Griswold.
Terry Henry D, attorney, movvd corfiev
Rowland and State
THOMPaON CHAS H, sign, house and om
painter^ moved from Monroe ave to 113
Grand River.
TWELLJ, Foreman Printer, Detroit Tri-
bmia, r Grand River near Third.
Towar, Q W, 214 Congress E.
Towar E A, law student Buel &> Trowbridge^
L r 214 Congress E.
I Toles Nathan H, painter, r 22 Lewis, shop at
I cor Third. * ^
I Tinker L W & Co, moved to; 12 Woodward
ave.
T regent P., moved to 441 Jeff ave, near
Russell
t • • ■
I VanBaalen — , ciotlder; Gratiot and Clinton.
; Wood Moses, 24 Adams ave.
Wineman M, confectioner. Woodward are,
near Qraod River.
. Weber Alex, millinery, 208 Jeff ave.
, Wafle , capt Zouave steamboat, r J M
Jones,
' Wheaton W W. r 201 Woodward bto.
I Waldren John^ 166 Woodward »to.
I Waldren ^ Oorbetty llqoor denlert^ 160
Woodward ave.
Wheaton Hipr»Qe, bookbinder, moved to 86
Sibley*
J Wormer Q,Bt patettt barrel maohinery, oflk«
Masonic Hall.
Adukxda.
STE A.'M TO
|'0ii]i0n]ifni), fmtpni u^ dlasgnto,
VIA PORTLAND IN WINTER AND QUEBEC IN SUMMER.
S£Vi:if TO TEN DATS' PASSAGB O ]V I^T.
I*ASBAOB
$30.
PASSAGB
$30.
BY THE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Flwt Claaa, Fall-Powtred Clj-de Ballt SteRraem, under oontnwt to oairy the Canadian and U. & MftUa.
WII.1,. BAH. JBiVSRT SATUBDAY. VIZ :
North Aaertcan, Notji. Scotlan. North Briton,
Bohemian, Canadian, Anglo Mrnxmrnp-
.^^ ^ r. HIbemUn, Xow Bafldtnn irorw»«tWit Now Balldlng.
i^* TbeM Sti-ameri are brtilt of Iron, in water-tight oompartmenta, carry each an expe-ionoed Sor-
g0|>n. vm evenr attention Is paid to the eomfort and aecommodatfon of pnasengors. Ae they proceed dlMOi
to LOI7DON0£EaV, the great riak and delay of caiUng at St. Johu'a U avoided.
■ ' I a ^1 a* — ■ — -
lEl.»-t^m of 3E*Asjei A>«ro to ZSxu*oX30p « l^80,: ^66, 4^30*
^ THXIU> CLASS PASSBNeEHd wi» l>e ftividtiiad with.Sb Upltmlted anpply bf eo^^ protl8kniil»
proper^ ^rred at table three ilm6« dally bv tb© Oompany'a htewards ; they are merely to provLde th«A-
•elves With bedding, pinte, knlft, fork, apovn nnd' wnter can. t
RATES OF PAgSACE FROM IRELAND, ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND:
Peraope wishing to leiid for their frlwaa ki Ireland, SuglMidt 8cofttaiid «od Oe raany. can obtain OSR-
TIFICATKS OF PAB8AGE fj-ora tho principal Citlee aadToWD* at the following ratee
«.ou oe ....R«iiwjy^J»,^.l^^^**<^JgJg2;:
$S2 90; XiOntlDnderrT, $>0 , A-om any button un a ISallwi^
▲nlwvrpf Ha«ibiirfir» «ud Bremen. $45.
Tttcao iiioamer« euil every Uatttrday from PORTLAND In winter, and QUEBBC In aummer.
gera to and from Sorope will be fnrn shed with free tickets, by railroad, to and from Portland and Quebec.
"WAsflnroTON iine;' of sahjno packets*
LIVERPOOL TO n¥w YORK, WEEKLY
Wash! narton, Monarch of the Smm, Oowemor Mortoik)
Omom Monarch, Tornado, 'WIeconalttt
Princeton, ttimoon* MT. Rathbome,
]ft« C. 9eriintbn,
DaTtd CffOckett,
City of BvoolKlirVi*
The Sfatpe of thia L^ne have been huilt ezpreasly for the conveyance of Kaaaengera. and are In eWf^
reaped oomplete, and fjr comfort, en veni nre. safety and hfAlth of pAMeDg«ra, aro ua»qu lied. They areooift^
maildejbymenof greate:(perlen3tiand kimlneniof mAnneiR. who hare been long la the tralc and have conTtyQa
t«a0 the mtsMy Atit-ty m my f hon9«n<iR of emlcrantg.
MOUT DRAFTfe) far fil and Upwarda, pxyaMe In EmiUnd, Ireland, Sootland, or Wal«s.
J Fur pAMftge, apply to $
SABLS & SEARLE, Agents, JT.
23 Broadway, New York, op GBAND.TRUNK RAIL KOAD OPFIOB,
10 Water St, Liverpool. Detroit, Mioh.
-^J^^^**
Practical and Seientiflo Optician,^
A8 REMOVED TO llW JEPPBR80S AVK1UE ll5iT)ectfalI* Infowtrtng ttt
iixon^ itad a fsener^^ui jmbJha of mS ramof *l. I bejr lo aaaa*e, Miem th4t I auu
>Btlra-> v> di^vote myaueaMm to the !mprov merit oMU-f*luog homaaiUht,
H
Patro^i
OOBtlrL. - , — . — . -
byt>uiildnf myphMctfOrjtitaL Vebhla4id |;*«v«*eoploGL.^»>^. ■ .^ .
W/ tt^w-tmcnt ig UrKer thin ever, ooalp^»t^g all ibe alfferent Tari^tlea of
SecV<cles, Kye-Oln^ees, Telescopes f'r marine andmlitaryn**^ OpwaOia^ei
creac<>p'r.iU^iQftBtToermom«t«ri.Ojmpaa8e', Oraughipmen'a and Ph.Io^o-
«cai iiAtmm?r>r«. itc., «c. . ^ i: v _Jil ki» »
An 4I.. TnW In mil Una T rtiAkft taft-lt. Remember vnat I am the only one In thw BtaW who deveHil 1iim«e>
aftrf^tiift .hJVrilHon" .ndlf 5ou w**^ iheacrvicea of an experience 1 0ptician, bs unre -lul oatt on ^ , ^
itrlotly to ihe proTCWioD , ana ii jou ^ LOUlS BLACK, IJW Jeit aye. above Batet 8ti
Addenda.
N
PATENT, 8ELP - ADJUSTING
REMliG MR
The undersipned, at their impi^nse Fumltiire
Hall, earner of Woodward avenue and Cawpt^s Mar-
iw8, offer to buyers one of the largest and beat
stocks of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRB
and UPHOLSTERY, to select from in the West.
' We hajre every article needed by house keep-
ers, from the plainest to the richefit.
Persons wishing Rich and Fashionable I)R AW-
ING ROOM FURNITURE, can find it with us,
superior to anything in the West.
pmimb Mm Bum®m suits
in Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, Oak and Cherry.
LIBRARY SUITS, IN ALL JCINDS OF WOOD,
DIN^INa-HOOM SUITS,
f ■
in Mahogany, Oak and Walntit.
MIUM of All kIndS) Hair, Featber, Spsiair, Hailc, Sea ^rasa and Bxeelstor.
We employ none but
the best workmen^ and
warrant our work. Our
canring will be found
titatly superior in beauty
of pattern and perfection
of finish to anything ever
done heretoft>re in this
dty.
We also are the exclu-
sive makers of Stevens*
Patent Reclining Chair,
^^ch is pronounced by
^ to be the best chair
of the kind known to the
trade. As a Lounging,
Reading, E*y or Invalid
Ghahr, it is unrivalled, As a Dental opertiting, or Barber's Chair, it has no equal.
PRICES as LOW as any responsible house.
Detroit, April, 1861.
MARCUS STEVENS & CO:
it
DETEOIT GEMEAL DIEECTOEY,
FOE THE TTE^E
1861.
This IMMetmrjr Is BEaUed to any Pl«o« la tl^e United States on MMlpt of •li,SO
CONTENTS.
Ai>yBBTi8BR8* Ikdbx poffe yiii.
Adybbtibexbnts classified and paged,
see Adyertiser's Index yiii.
Abbiyalb, Rbxovals, Omissions, Etc.,825
Agricultaral Society, The State.. .21, 28, 40
Aldermen of Detroit 21
Army, U. S 19
Assesed Yalae of Detroit Property, 1860, 60
Assessed Water Rates 60
Associate Justices U. S. Supreme Court, 18
Supreme Court of Michigan, . . 20
Asylum for the Insane, The State .... 20, 28
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind. The State,20, 28
Anditors, The Board of Wayne County. . 26
Board of Trade, The Detroit 87
Board of Education, The Detroit 21
Cabinet Ministry of the United States. . . 18
Catholic Societies, Schools, &c., &c 48
Catholic Guild of Detroit 48
Capital of Michigan 29
Capital, Cash lying idle 41
Chimney Sweep 26
Church Directory of Detroit 82
Churches of Detroit 81
Circuit Court Commissioners 26
Circuit Judges of Michigan 20
Colleges, Commercial 81
Collector, The City 24
Collector of Taxes 24
Commerce of the West, See Board of Trade.
Commissioners, the United States for the
District of Michigan 26
Common Council of Detroit, 1860-61 21, 818
Committees, Standing, of Common Coun-
cU 21,818
Comptroller's Report, The City .... 56, 57, 68
Congress, The United States 18
Congress, Members of 20, 817
Constables, Special and Detectiye 25
County Officers 25,819
Court, The United States Supreme 18
Court, The Michigan Supreme 20
Courts, The Circuit, of Micnigan 20
Courts, The Recorder's, see Law Courts.
Courts, The Police, see Law Courts.
Cricket and Bass Ball Clubs 42
Custon House Officers, Statistics, &c . . . . 27
Dental Association 40
Departmental Society and Local Statistics 17
Editorial Notices 6
Elizabeth Society 44
Ferry Boats, Detroit to Windsor, See
steam Ferry Boats.
Families, No. of, in seyeral Wards 61
Female Seminary 81
Fire Department of Detroit 44
▼I.
Johnston'b Dxiboit Oirr Ddubctost.
Fire GompaniM and Officers 44
Fire BoATdofTnutMs and Wardens.... 46
Fire Engine, LalkyeUe Steamer 45
FireBngine, Neptome Steamer.., 46
Gmol, The Wayne Oo 26
General Alphabetical List of Names 107
Good Smaritans 41
German Workfaog Men's Association.... 89
German Bepnblican Association 40
Goremment, The United Stotes..l7, 18, 817
GoTemment, The State of Michigan 20, 817
Government, The City of Detroit. 19, 21, 818
GoTemors of Michigan, List of since 1806 19
Guilds, CathoHc 48
Health, Board of 24
Highways, Orerseers of 24
Hospital, The Harper 40
Hospital, The Michigan Marine 29, 40
Hospital St. Mary's 48
Halls, The Public, of Detroit 28
Historical Society 29
House of Correction, Board of Control.— 20
Horses 40
Indian Affltirs, Office and Agent 27
Inspectors, School 21,820
Instruction, The State Board of.... 21, 820
«[nstruction. The Detroit Board of Public
see Board of Education.
International Relations i 18
Judge of Probate, see County Officers.
Justices of the Peace 26
Judges of Circuit Courts of Michigan .... 20
Lafiiyette Beneyolent Society 89
Land Office, United States 1 26
Legislature of Michigan 20
Law Courts, Their Legations 26,27
Ladies of Sacred Heart :.. 44
Librarian, The State 21
Liquors, appointed dealers 26
Marshals, U.S.m Michigan 26
Masters in Chancery 26
Masonic Fraternity, Lodges, A«.... 88, 821
Mayors of Detroit, List of since 1824 .... 20
Mariners* Association 62
Mechanics' Society...." 89
Medical, State Society, 823
Michigan State Republican Committee.. 40
Michigan State Democratic Committee.. 40
Military 46,822
MiUtia 46
National, Naval and Military strength ... 19
New England Society 89
Notaries Public, Wayne County 26
NormalSchool 80
Odd Fellows, the independent order of 86,821
Pension Agent 26
Police Court Magistrate— Poirers, A«... 26
Poor House, The Wayne Co 26
Post Office 27
Political Associations 40
Philharmonic Society 40
Pound Keepers 26
Presidents of the United States, List of
since 1789 17,318
Prison, The State Inspectors 21
Prison, The ICichigan State 21,29
Protestant Orphans' Society 28,41
Rail Road Commissioners, State 20
Railways, Street Association 40,62
R. Road, The Michigan Central 48
R. Way, The Great Western 49
R. Way, Grand Trunk of Canada 60
R. Road, The Michigan Southern . and
Northern Indiana 61
R. Road, The Detroit, Monroe, and Tol-
edo
R. Road, The Detroit and Milwaukee. .. 60
R. Road, Grand Rapids and Indiana .... 61
ReceiTer and Depository, United States . . 26
Redemptorists, C<mgregation of 48
Reform School 29
Reftigee Home Society 44
Receiver and Depository, United States. . 26
Regents of the State University 20, 29
Sacred Heart, The Ladies of 48
School, The State Normal 80
School, The Christian Brothers 48
School Teachers* Names, Salaries, and
Districts 22
School, The Detroit Primary and Union
Annual Reyort 8, 21, 22
Schools, Inspectors of the Public. . 21, 820
Secret Societies 88.821
Senators flrom Michigan in Congress .... 20
Sheriff's Wayne County 26,819
Sewers, extent and cost of, in Detroit .... 24
Sisters Notre Dame 48
Sisters of Charity 48
St. Mary's Hospital 48
St. Mary's Falls Ship Canal, Superior .... 21
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum 44
St. George's Society 89
St. Patrick's Society 89,828
St. Andrew's Society 89, 828
St. Nicholas' Society
St. David's Society
Stage Coaches 62
Steam Ferry Boats 62
Statistics of Detroit, See Editorial Notices 61
Steamboat Routes • 62,68,64
Steamboats, Local Inspector of 27
Street Directory 64,66
Swiss Society, [Grutli's]
Taxes, CoUectors of 24,819
Typographical Union, The Detroit 29
Teachers in the Common Schools with
their Salaries 22
Temperance Society 42
United States Government 17, 18
University of Michigan 29,817
Ward Boundaries, City of Detroit 66
Waterworks [Detroit], B'd Commis'rs. 24
Water Works, Officers of, 1867 24
" " Quarteriy Bates 69
** " Assessment Report of R. E.
Roberts, Sec'y Board Water
Com'rs 68, 69, 60, 61, 62
Wayne County Officers 26
And ADYSBnaiKG Gazeitebb.
YIL
Wayna Ooonty Poor Honaa 26
" GfM)l 26
" " Board of Auditors 26
« " Notaries 26
Wdi^ts and Measures, Scalers of 26
Weighmasters' PabUc Scales 24
Wood Inspectors 26
Young Men's Benerolent Society 42
" Society, [Literary] 28
" " GluistiaD Union 44
" • Catholic Society 44
List of Presidents since 1868 28
Officers for 1860-61 28
ROUTES TO PBINOIPAL EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN CITIES FROM
DETROIT.
BISTAIGIB
FBOK
DXT&OIT.
To OnoAeo, (nin«
route to Daba-
quo, low-ft, St.
Loaifl, Mo., New
• Orleaai, La.i ▼!»
MlohJcaa Con-
trolBoUBood.
XILSO.
Dearborn ... 10
"Weyno. 17
TpollantL — 89
Goddee 88
Ann Arbor.. 8T
Delhi 42
Soio 44
Dexter 48
CheiMiL 64
Graee Leke.. 06
Jeokion 76
Perme. 80
Albion. 06
HenheU ....lOT
Bottle Creek 110
Chaeebnrg...lS4
Kelemaxoo — 148
PawP»w....160
Deoatur..... 107
Dowac;taa...l78
NUee 100
BQchenen. ..107
Terre Coapee201
New BoflQuo 217
Porter. 280
Lake 248
* Jnnotton 260
Gbioa^ 284
JoUel.. 204
To Cbioaoo,— via
Steamboat.
To Ft Gratiot 72 72
PH AnxBar-
one 76 147
Th*r Bay LPt 76 222
Preeqne Isle..80 262
Bois Blano
Light 00 812
MaeklDae....lO 822
Light Ship...86 817
ManJtoa Isl-
and. A...76 422
llllwankee..l80 002
Baoine 26 02T
Sonfh Port.. 10 087
Chloatfo 76 712
Detroit to Ohlofltfo
direct ...7M
To BvrrALo, Ha
B^ffm^o 4* Brantflaird
BailBoad,
To Parli, per Great
Weetem Ball-
way 67
Brentford 104
OaineviUe....l07
Onondaga. ...174
Caledonia ...181
Caynga. 102
DnD^lle.....20l
WellandCa-
nalFeeder..902
Walnil'tCen.
tre 218
Port Colbnrn 220
Bldgeway....880
Fort Brie... .888
BnflUo 241
To BurrALo,— -^ia
Steamboat^ iUmcK*
ingat inUrmediaU
forU.)
Sandniky City
Huron — 10 86
BrkBlT'r20 106
CleyePd..87 142
Gr*d RiT'rSO 172
AihUbnlaaO 218
Conneant 14 220
Brie 80 280
Danklrk..40 882
Bolblo 40 878
To TOLEDO, (per
Stagee.)
To Trenton 16 16
Gibraltar.. 6 20
Monroe. ...20 40
Toledo ....20 00
The DetroitMonroe
and Toledo B. Boad
is now the preferred
ronte.
* To BcrrrALO, via
Monroe. 40
Toledo 00
Bandnsky. ...... 76
Cleveland 110
Dunkirk.
Bnfflda..
To Cnrotmrin, via
Stmdutkff.
To Sandusky Boat
76 76
BeliemB
Boad.... 16 00
TifilD.:...28 IIB
Tlnton 40 168
Crrbana...21 174
Xenla....84 207
C(nolnnati86 202
Dlitanoe fh>m Dn-
non. to the follow-
ing placet :
To Aehley 80
Algonao 40
Newport-— 48
St. Cfair 60
Port Huron.. 08
Lexington... 88
Goodrich C.
W. 118
Mackinac 816
Baut St. Me.
rie 886
Ontonagon...046
Sope'or City 760
Green Bay ..406
Cincinnati — 807
PItUburgh...288
B. Is fc by
Chicago 406
St Louis.... 662
Carlo 040
Galena 456
8t Paul 044
Milwaukee ..800
To Gbaiid HiLT»r,
Tia D. 4- M, RaO-
way. I
To Boyal Oak.. 12
Birmingham. 18
Pontiac 90
Waterford... 84
Boee 42
HoUy 40
FentouTiUe.. 61
Linden 65
Oaipes.. 03
Corunna .... 78
Owoesa 78
St. Johns.... 00
Lyons 116
Ionia 122
FlatBiTer...lB7
Gr'd Rapids.106
Gr>dHaven..l84
DmoiT, (via Tpai-
kmiu)
To Saline 40
Clinton 08
Tecumseh....67
Adrian. ....^O?
Monon andToLmo
to CniOAOO, via
Mifh. Sou. B. B.
Monroe to
Ida 18
Petersburgh. . . 20
Deerfleld. 24
Palmyra 80
Toledo to
Sylyania 11
Knights 21
Blissfleld 24
Palmyra 28
Adrian 86
Clayton 40
Hudson. 62
Plttefleld 68
Osoeo 82
Hillsdale 08
JonesyiUe 78
Quinoy 84
Cold water 00
Brooson. .101
Burr Oak 108
Sturgls 114
White Plgeon.126
Mlddlcsburgh.181
Bristol, la 142
Elkhart 100
MUhawaka....l61
South Bend — 106
Terre Ooupee,177
Laporte 108
HoimesTiUe. ..200
Calumet 200
B%ileystown...214
Millers 881
Fine Station. ..228
Ains worth 238
B. Junction ...243
Chioago 247
S^ Thr^ Tldbsit
to all the principal
elUes in the east,
west and south, oau
be had at the Tick-
et OfAoes in Detroit
and Chicago.
INDEX TO ADYERTISEMENTS.
ContainiDg a Clabbifibd Libt of Profbsbioits and BusarssBBB, Adtbbtibed xv Johvbtoii 'a
^Dbtboit Cxtt DirbctobTi and Ai>YBBTi8iiroQA£BTTBBB of Michioah, arranged
alphabetically, with the Naxbb and Bitbihbbb Addbbbbbb of all Ad-
Tertisers, and with reference to the page on which each Ad-
vertisement is to be found. Also inclading
Adybbtibbxebtb from Othbb Statbb.
jKon— Thii work eovld not hmre Iwen produced for the general aooonunodfttlon but hy the generous aid
of AdyertlMn to whom the Publisher by this Note presenU his respeotAil eckDOwIedgements, and should
feel well pleased in rendering them a still more effectiye serrloe. Of course those who would not contribute
a Business Card, should not claim to be found in this oomparfement of the work.]
Ac«nt««
General Agent, and Agent for the Sale of
Lands in Iowa, James Dale Johnston, 142
Cherry St See pages 248, 244, 257, and
260.
Afente Forelffm Pmaaace Sc Kxcluuice*
B B Elliott, 76 Woodward avenae, see ady,
pages 807 and 882.
Joseph Euh9, Justice of Peace, office comer
Griswold and Congress, card p 76.
Charles Busch, hardware merchant, 201 Jeff
are, card page, 71.
■I 'Ambrotjrpe Sc PMotocmpli Goods.
Moses Sutton, 207 Jeff ave, card p 292.
Ambrotype* A Pbotocmplt»i
Eaymond*s Fine Art Gallery, 205 Jeff aTe,
card p 275.
Acrlcoltiiral ITsurelftOiiae.
Penfleld's 108 Woodward ayenue, W S Pen-
field agt, card p 81.
Aitlsta and Portrait Palntenu
Alonzo Pease, Studio Piremen's Hall, Jeff
aye and Bandolpfa, card p 101.
Carlos Highwood, Studio, Fireman's HaU,
card page 881.
Charles M Lum, 10 Sheldon Block, 127 Jeff
aye, card p 90.
J Henri Dolph, Studio oyer Farmers and
Mechanics' Bank, card page 90.
ArclUteeta.
(Adyertised.)
Sheldon Smith A Son, second floor, Merrill
Block, card page 290.
Angelo Paldi, 182 Mullet, card p 228.
Attorneys*
(Who obligingly Adyertised.)
ENd& OB Wilcox, office Botunda, Gris-
wold Street, card p 227.
Lockwood A, Clarke, Seitz Building, 75 Gris-
wold, card p 74 and 227.
Backus &> Harbaugh, office Masonic Hall,
card, inside front coyer.
Jerome Howard &, Swift, office Wayerly
Block, Jeff aye and Shelby, card p 78.
Knight 6b Jennison, Seitz Building, 78 Gris-
wold, card p 92.
George H Printis, office Jeff aye and Gris-
woM, card p 92.
John WAS Cullen, office 126 Jeff aye, card
page 99.
Sam S Newberry, office Rotunda, Griswold
card page 101.
Bankers*
(Who sided the Dlreotoy by Adyertising s Oard.)
Dayid Preston &> Co, 72 Woodward aye, card
page inside ftx>nt coyer.
Peninsular Bank, H P Pulling, Pres. Emory
Wendell, Cash. 126 Jeff aye, card p 102.
Note Reporter*
Bayid Preston, Banker and Exchange Bro-
ker, 72 Woodward aye, card p inside front
coyer.
Bell Btsnging;*
J A J S Rankin, Congress and Third, card
page 70, (see also Brass Founders.)
Boiler BEskers*
J & J Brennan, 164 Lamed, bet Second
and Third, card p 122.
Buchanan A Carrol, Atwater bet Hastings
and Antoine, card p 172.
(ICr. Dnnham is at present negotiating s yalnable
patent improyement In the manofaotnre of Bteam
BoUers.)
Am) ADVEsnimG Oazbttssb.
IZ.
John Dttnham, works on Atwater abore the
Bound Honse, card p 187.
Boiler Injeetor.
Giffiffd's Boiler Injector, Jackson & Wiley
a^nts, office Woodbridge comer of Fifth,
cord pl54.
(This U one of Um mo^t TAliublA inTonttoiui of tlie
ag« wo llye in.)
Bladumltlu.
(An the BoiLBB BiAKBBB do Blacksmithins
Work.) *
Book Bl^dlB« & Blank Book: Hanu-
fhctniliic*
Friend Palmer, 180 Jeff aye, card p 102.
J M Johnson, 8 and 5 West Seneca Street,
Bnffido N 7, card on back of coyer.
Bookeellen.
(None Adyertiaed.)
Boot A Sftioe Mannlketiireni mmd.
Bealeni*
(Wliol«alo £zolaityel7.)
H P Baldwin, 26 Woodward aye, cor Wood-
bridge, card p 278.
Boots 4e Shoe*.
C C Tyler A Co., 88 Woodward aye, card
page 76.
Boot* & Slkoeo.
Xadiea' and QmVi OmUm OuUert,
William Langley, 64 Randolph, card p 269.
Henry Dendel, 149 Woodbridge, card p 807.
Bflek Kaniiflietiirer.
Bichard H Hall, office Mich aye, cor Shelby
card p 170.
Brooni7aotory ,-~The Eagle,
James £ Eagle, agent, 77 Lamed E, cards
pages 880 and 882.
Breaa,
(Dedloatod to tbe Lftdiei.)
An Excelsior Receipt forTmaking Bread,
card p 291.
Brue Foimden.
J d& J S Rankin, Congress and Third,J card
page 70, (see also Bell Hanging.
Brewerlee.
(AdmtiMd.) I
Duncan's Central Brewery, 186, 188 and;i90
Woodbridge West of Third, card p 187.
Carew's Detroit Brewery, First bet Lamed
and Congress, card p 88.
The Collins' Brewery, Second A, Abbot, card
page 242.
Minard's Brewery, C W B£inard, Thompson
Farm, Michigan aye, card p 226.
Bnliaenu
Morhons &, Bewey, {See Doort 8<uh f BUtkh
aleoj) Woodbridge between Beaabienand
Antoine, cardp69.
James Shearer, shop on Woodbridge between
Beanbien and Antoine, card p 186.
L»ac W IngersoU, 66 and 68 Fort E, card
pagel70.
Michael A Hogan, comer Brash and Wood-
bridge, card page 96.
Joseph Cooper, shop Antoine near Gratiot,
card p 171.
Burr Mill I
Z AUen, BaffiJo N Y.— See adyertisement
pages 180 and 181.
BnUainc BEaterlale.
Bichard H Hall, Brick Manufacturer, Mich-
igan aye W, card p 170.
Francis L'Esperance, office 896 Atwater E,
card p 71, (see Lime A, Sand.)
Fred B Sibley, Qriswold cor Atwater, card
page 170.
Bntebera*
George A William Clarke, cor Lamed and
First, card p 88.
William Smith, Woodbridge, Junction «f Jeff
aye and First, card p 186.
Cabinet FnmUnre.
J W Tillman, 141 Jeff aye, card p 168.
Marcus Steyens, East Side Woodward aye,
Campus Martins, card page 72.
S Griggs & Co., 166 Jeff aye, card p 71.
Cabinet Kaker, Bepalrer 4c Tanilaher.
Andrew Koch, 64 Lamed W, card p 102.
Carpepter, te.
John F Cooper, shop Woodbridge between
Sixth and Seyenth, card p 78.
Carriage Makers.
M H Gascoigne, 11 State, card p 100.
Chope di Paget, cor Lamed and Randolph
card page 834. *^ '
Cement the Diamond.
A H Smith 106 Clifford, card p 70
Ink.) •
Chairs.
{See Cabinet Fnrniture.)
(Bee
JoHNBTOH'B DkEBOIT CiTT DiBBOTOBTy
Samuel P Duffleld, Axialytical ib Phuma^
oentical Chemist, 162 Woodward are, card
page 290.
OlodkM, Watehea A JTewalrjr.
M B Smith, 66 Woodward ave, card p 82.
Chainji, BpUcM * BiTOti,
Wyandotte BoIliDg Mills, store foot Wood-
ward aye, card p 80. (See Rolling Mills.)
Oigank
Kaichen Brothers, 189 Jeff aye, card p 100.
John J Bagley, 24 Woodward ayenue, card
Onyw Boorke, 122 Jeff aye, card p w6.
Charles E HaU, 76 Griswold. (Selling Oat,)
card page 91.
OItU Bnglneer.
William Scott, 60 Griswold, card p 77.
N TheUm, 8 Lamed W, cardp 77.
James T Baker, Wayerly BaUding, c p 881.
Clothiers,
finmham's Qreat Wardrobe, A Bnmham db
Co., 188 Jeff aye, card p 97.
M B Kean, 76 Woodward aye, card p 807.
William Henderson, 116 Jefferson «ye, card
page 169.
A Lehman, Metropolitan Clothing Emporium
84 Woodward aye. card p 91.
Goal Tarda.
Jas E Pittman*s Coal & Iron Tard, Dock
between Cass and First, card p 86.
J J Briscoe, Coranna Coal, Atwater foot of
Antoine, card p 168.
Goal OIL
Arthur Bortis, 186 Jeff aye, card page 96.
Lewis & Moses, 221 Jeff aye, card p 291.
J H Farwell, 181 Woodward ayenue, card
page 79.
James Sutherland, 91 Qratiot, card p 226.
Oollege.
Gregory's Commercial and Agricultural,
Kalsmazoo, Michigan, card p 87.
Oommiaaton, Bhippixifc A Torwardlng.
John Hutchings & Co., Warehouse foot of
Griswold, card p 84, (agents for seyeral
Propeller and Steam Ship Lines for which
see adyertisement.)
Xardhaatft Qrooar.
£ Doyle d& Co., 21 Michigan aye W. card
page 187.
OompoaHtoii Boofiara*
Henry Mets, Baken's Composition, orders at
190 Jeff aye, card p ^9.
J W Gilberts Co., office 64 Jeff aye, card
page 86.
Oonoert Hallf.
Beliefs, 112 and 114 Randolph Street, card
page 288.
Ooppar Bmith. •
{Adi>0rUud,)
A Fmmyiller, Jeff aye and Biopelle, card
page 70. (See Stoyes.)
John Quigley, 46 Jeff aye, card p 226.
Orookery, China * Olaaaware.
{Adurtu$d.)
Lewis & Moses, 221 Jeff aye, card p 291.
Oatlery Mannftmtory.
Samuel Shaw, 100 Woodbridge near Brush,
cardp 64.
Daguerrean Goods.
(See IPhotographA.)
Moses Sutton, 207 Jeff aye, card p 292.
Dentlata.
J H Farmer M. D., comer Monroe aye and
Farmer, card p 208.
Doors. 'Sash ft BUnda.
Morhous db Dewey, (see Builders,) Wood-
bridge aboye Beaubien, card p 69.
Michael A Hogan, Brush and Woobridge,
cardp96.
Brogglsta, Wholesale ft Bat^.
iJdvertit0d.)
Samuel P Duffield, 162 Woodward aye, card
page 290.
Farrand ft Sheley, 80 Woodward aye, card
page 67.
H and L Shnoneau, Jeff aye, (Union Block)
card inside coyer.
J W Eermott, 179 Woodward ayenue, card
page 67.
Dry Gooda.
Town ft Sheldon, 28 Woodward ayenue, card
C. G Root, 16 Woodward aye, card inside
front coyer, and for old firm see p 76.
And ApYWyronrwo Gasorbbb.
Srj Ooods Jobben ft I»Mlan, WliolMito
QnaphtSljJAimibQo., 98 and 05 Woodward
are, card p 187.
Baoaom Gardnar, 88 Woodward aye, card
page 242.
Town 4b Bheldeny 28 Woodward aTo, card
page 74.
?amll A Brother, 64 Woodward aye, card
pi«al01.
Ponytli&Go.y 02 Woodward aTenao, card
page 106.
J W Friflbie, Jr., 167 Jeff are and Woodward
are, near cor, card p 72.
Freedmao A, Brothers, 82 and 84, Wood-
ward are, card p 82.
Albert Thayer, agt, 189 Jeff are, card p 71.
CStQ Root, 16 Woodward aye, card p 76.
[South db ParBons retiring.]
BngraTenk
James O'Brien, 189 Jeff aye card p 186.
It B Smith, 65 Woodward aye, card p 82.
Xiahaager-llortigB FaMage, to.
R B EDiott, 76 Woodward aye, card p 882
CHkarlea BnBch, 201 Jeff aye, card p 71 and
818.
C Tbompaon, 87 Woodward aye, c p 188.
Flah,
Jamea Craig, Warehonse, dock, between let
aDd2d8ts. card, page 8M.
Flew ead FeeA.
William Dnboii, 278 Jeflera<m aye, card page
805.
Fixe
tor tale*
Four fnperior Fire Engines In good order,
apply to Controller J M Edmund's, City
BaU, see ady't, page 276.
Feneee, Iren*
(Bee alto Stain Iron.)
I) W Olen^nning, 154 Michigan aye W, card
page 95.
Jackson db Wiley, Woodbridge cor Fifth, card
ioaide back coyer.
Feraign Parage and XzehaBge,
B B Smott, card page 882.
Flre^rood*
H Broflsard, First and Mich aye^ card page 98
Flacstng^ Oape aii4 8111% *c«
HoDoway db Company, yard cor Woodbridge
and Shelby, card page 68, see also special
notices.
Flovr Inapeetor*
Joseph Hatch, 186 Woodward aye, card
page 92.
ehmnuu
John Hatchings &b Co, Warehonse foot of
Oriswold &, on Dock, see card page 84
and Editor's notices, and "Commission and
Fordwarding."
FiSlglLtS.
Great Western Railway, WJ Spioer, oaid
inside coyer.
FoviiArleey BnuM.
J db J S Bankin, Congress cor Third, card
page 70.
Fonndrlee, Iron and llnuw.t8?
Jackson & Wiley, Fonndry and Machine
works, Woodbridge cor Fifth, card inside
back coyer.
William Barclay A Son, cor Atwater and
Biyard St, card page 227.
John B Wilson, City Foundry, footBandolph
See card, page 290.
Petrdt Locomotiye Works, betwfen Third
and Fourth Sts, on Lamed, card, page 64
Thos S Christie, Secretary.
Hiram S Freeman, 154 Michigan aye W,
card page 225.
Fwrnaeee and Parlor Gkrmtm.
John Holmes, 117 Jeff aye, card page 201«
T J Noyes, 89 Woodward aye, card p 822.
Charles Bnsch, 201 Jeff aye, card p 71 and
818.
Dodges Patent, John B Byan & Co, Cindn-
cinnati, 0, card p 822.
Fnmltnre Kmnnfketareni end Bealere.
Marcos Steyens, east side Woodward aye,
Campus Martins, card pag^ 72.
Frost, Lane & Co, 174 Jefferson aye, card
page 76,
8 Griggs ib Co, 165 Jefferson aye, card page
Fnnfera and Fur Dealen*
(Adyertifled.)
F Buhl A, Co, 148 Jeff aye, card page 171,
S A Fuller, 182 Jefferson aye, card page 88,
T H Armstrong, 158 Jeff aye, card page 98,
J W Hodgkin, 128 Woodward aye, card
page 187,
CNus Ftttere.
(Who sdyertlMd.)]
John BeOly, 91 Jeff aye, card page 189,
zu.
Johnston's Dbtboit Oitt Dibectobt,
James Boss A, Co, 88 Woodwaid ayej card
page 189,
John Holmes, 117 Jefferson are, card page
201,
E H Bossdt Oo, 17 Congress street East, card
page 82,
" Oln.
Bininger's Old London Dock, 19 Broad 8t, N
Tork, A M Bininger & Co, card on page
108, see also Editorial Notices,
* draf DodgsPs Patmt,
John B B3ran A Co, Cincinnati 0, card p 822
John Hohnes, 117 Jeff are. card p 201.
Charles Bosch, 201 Jeff ave, card page 71
and 818.
(At WholMsle ezeliulTtlj.)
Frederick A.Stokes,cor Jefferson andWayne,
card ft*ont cover.
Moore, Foote & Co, foot of Cass street, card
page 87.
iSroeeif ea HTltoleMde and Betall.
B Boyle A Co, 21 Blichigan ave, card page
187,
Edward Delany, general grocer, 44 Jeff ave,
card page 78.
HaMwmre*
{At WkoUtdU.)
Bnhl A Bncharmc, Ahbot Block, 17 and 19
Woodward are, card page 77.
Hardware in GenaraL
Bnhl & Ducharme, 17 and 19 Woodward are,
card page 77.
Charles Bnsch, 201 Jeff aye, card page 71,
and 818. See Stoves, &c.
D C Stmbel, Jefferson ave, card page 816.
T J Noyes, 89 Woodward are, card p ^2.
Hameaa. Adrertlwd.
Piatt Adams, 166 Woodward ave, card page
76.
_ HaMera, M anqfae t nrera and Daalari.
F Bnhl and Co, 148 Jefferson are, card
page 171.
Thomas H Armstrong, 168 Jeff ave, card
nB98.
uUer A Co, 182 Jeff are, card page 88.
J.W Hodgkin, 128 Woodward ave, card
page 187.
Eofeela.
Which ald«d the Dlreetorjl^ ui AdTvrUsMnent
Bail Road Hotel, late H B Andrews, J Ant-
iadel d& Bro, prop's, Campos Martina,
Woodward ave, card page 204.
Perkins' Hotel, 100 Grand Biver, card nasa
228. *^
Hortlonltiiriata*
BeeNondriM.
Hooaea for Sale.
A New Brick Hooae, offices and Lot, apply
to James Bale Johnston ^Detroit, see page
267:
A New Frame Dwelling, apply to James Dale
Johnson, Detroit, see page 267.
Hooae Mover.
Joseph Eder, Clifford and Montcalm, card
page 267.
Hj^ropolt.
The great invention of the age, American
Hydropolt Oo, 161 Nassao St' New Tork,
card pages 106 and 278.
lee— The Hamtramdl^
William Beal, dealer, depot 142 Lamed E,
see advertiaement, page 828.
A H Smith, 106 Clifford, card page 70, (See
Cement.)
Iron Manofaotoring . Ctompanlaa.
The Wyandotte Boiling Mills Co, store and
office near foot Woodward ave, card
page 80.
The Detroit and Lake Soperior Iron Man,
Company, office foot of Woodward ave,
card page 98.
Inaoraaoe Agenoiea.
Advertiwd.
J L Whiting & Co, 68 Griswold, card page 81.
Iron Bailing and Verandahs.
D W Glendinning, 164 Michigan ave W, card
page 96.
Jackson A Wiley, Woodbridge cor Fifth,
card inside back cover.
Iron, Fig.
J E Pittman, dock between Cass and First,
card page 86.
Jewatay, Watohea and Bilyer Wara«
M S Smith, 66 Woodward ave, card page 82
Joatioea of the Feaoe.
(Advertised cards.)
JoHos Stoll, office, rear of 78 Qilswold, at
the Post office, card page 74.
Joseph Kohn, office cor Griswold and Cor-
gresSi card page 76.
Aira> Adyxbtising Gazbttbeb.
laampf.
Artlmr Burtis, Petroleum Depot, 186 Jeff
aye, card page 96.
Weston Frost & Co, 144 Woodward are,
card page, 20^.
Lewis Sl Moses, 221 Jefferson aye, card
. page 291.
Idme and Btone*
FredB Sibley. Griswold St, cor Atwater,
card page 170.
Francis L'Esperance, office 896 Atwater
card page 71, see also Sand & Brick.
(Advertised.) ^
J L Whiting Sb Co. 68 Qriswold St, card
page 81.
Pine Timbered Lands for sale, George S
Frost, Land Agent, office Oriswold near
Congress, see card page 99.
O H White & Co, Coldwater, Mich, card
page 248.
James Dale Johnston, agency for G H White
4t Co, pages 248 and 260.
Iieather» Hides and OIL
C M Sanger, 28 Monroe ave, card page 203L
UgnoTB, Importers, Manufaotnrers and
Dealers.
A M Bininger & Co, 19 Broad St, New
York, card page 108.
OliTer Bonrke, 122 Jefferson aye, card page
106.
James A Perkins ArCo, 109 Jeff ave, card
page 226. Moving.
Harris db Nash, 68 Michigan ave east, card
page 292.
Murphy's Irish Malt Whisky, D Murphy,
box 292 Post Office, card page 268.
George Netting, 7 Mich are £, card p 828.
Iiots, 0it7 for Bale.
(See Beal Estate Dealers.)
IioooomliTe Manufactory.
Detroit Locomotive Works, Thos S Christie
Secretary, Lamed from Third to Fourth
Sts, card page 64.
Iiumber Merohanta.
Brooks Sb Adams, 861 Woodbridge Westi
card page 68.
9 W Brooks, 471 Biver street, card page 68.
Henry B Benson, First Mill above Hydraul-
ic Bound House, card page 64.
Ztookiag Glaasea.
(AdverUsed.)
J W TiDmin, 144 Jeff ave, card page 168.
Marcus Stevens, east side Woodward ave
Campius Martius, card page 72. *
S Griggs &, Co, 166, Jeff ave, card page 71.
Adam Elder, 167 Jeff ave, card page 90.
Machinists and Xngine Builders.
(See also Boiler Makers' and Blacksmiths.)
Map ISngravers and Dealers.
B Farmer & Co, 16 Monroe ave, card page
208.
Maps of Detroit City Streets.
James Dale Johnston, City Directory office
card page 88.
Marble Dealer.
£ W Ladd & Co, Bandolph and Atwater^
card page 98.
Marble Manufac tur er s .
William S^nltheis, 81 Michigan ave, east,
card page 69.
Marble and Marbleiatng.
G & A F Mehling, 70 Bandolph, cor Lamed^
cajd page 86.
Marble Manttes.
Detroit Marble Mantle Works, G & A F Meh-
ling, 70 Bandolph, card page 86.
William Shulthles, 81 Michigan ave £, card
page 69.
Medidnes, Patent. !
Dr J W Kermott, 179 Woodward^ ave, card
page 67.
MlUinery.
(See also Dry Goods^Advertisements.)
Mrs Macadam, 79 Woodward] ave, card
page 99.
MllwTlffht Maohinerj.
Michael A Hogan, Brush cor Woodbridge,
card page 96.
ITewipapen.
Detroit Tribune, H Bams &» Co, card page
188.
The Detroit Advertiser, 212 {Jefferson ave
card page 274.
New York Tribune, card page, 241.
The Michigan Fanner, 180 Jeff ave, card
page 168.
The Firemen's Journal, 146 Woodward are,
and Campus Martius, card page 172,
Eaton County Bepublican, card page 78.
Voice of Masonry, Morris Sb Monsanot,
Louisville, Ky, card page 74. '
Kalamasoo Telegraph, card page 76.
Johnston's Dktboit Citt Dibectokt,
Michigan Journal, (German,) A6lC Marx-
hansen, card page 87.
The Michigan Democrat and Volksblatt,
German, Math Kramer &> Co. card page 87.
The Scirntific American, 87 Park Row, New
York, card page 94.
The Ann Arbor Journal, Seaman & Cole,
card p 881.
S'liraeries.
(Advertised.)
H White &> Go, coldwater, Mich, card
page 244.
William Adair, Jeff ave, near Elmwood, card
page, 94.
John Ford, Michigan ave, near Lafontaine,
card page 172.
D Gladewitz, supt Elmwood Cemetery, Elm-
wood aye, card page 122.
Ooean FaokeCs*
LiTerpool Packets, Tappscott's Cine, and X
Line of London Packets, O C Thompson
agent, see card on page 188.
R R Elliott, card p 832.
OIU.
Arthur Bnrtis, see page 95.
Weston Frost, see page 204.
Lewis &, Moses, see page 291.
Painters.
(Who Ad^vertUed,)
Caleb F Davis, 40 Monroe ave, card page 171'
Godfrey, Dean & Laible, 100 Jeff ave, card
page 201.
Charles H Thompson, Monroe ave near Cam-
pus Martins, card page 202.
Wm Boss, Mich ave bet Seventh and Eighth
card page 887.
Paper Mill and 'Warehouse.
{Whiih Advertised.)
Comwell, Barnes & Co, 118 Jeff ave, card
page 259.
Faints, Oils, Glass, Putty, &e.
{^See DruggieUf Grocers and Painters.)
Patents.
{The Seientijtc American.)
Hints to Inventors, Munn & Co, 87 Park
Row, card page 94.
Ferfttmer7«
See Dniggists.
Photosrapharfl,
{Who Advertised^
Raymond Photographer, a07 Jeff «t«, oard
page 276.
Photograph and Ambrotype Qoods,
Moses Sutton, 207 Jeff ave, up stairs, card
page 292.
Phyaioiazui and Bnrgeona,
Who obUgingly advertised,
J W Kermott, eclectic physician and surgeon,
179 Woodward ave, card page 67.
Picture Trames, Iiooking Glasses, Ao,
Advertiaed*
Adam Elder, 157 Jeff ave, card page 90.
Moses Sutton, 207 Jeff ave, card page 292.
Pig Iron,
James W Pittman. See coal yards.
Plaster,
Advertised.
Detroit Plaster Mill, J B Hinchman, Mill on
Wharf, adjoining Detreit and Milwaukee
Railroad Depot, card page 93.
Plombem ft Gas Fitters.
{Advertised.)
James Ross &, Co., 88 Woodward ave, card
page 189.
John Reilly, 91 Jeff ave, card p 139.
E H Ross &. Co., shop 17 Congress E, card
page 82.
John Holmes, 117 Jeff ave, card p 201.
Felloe.
Detective Officers, John Van Stan d& Co.,
office City Marshals Office, card p 139.
James McKay, deputy sheriff, 14 Mich ave,
card p 307.
Printers A Publishers.
{See Newspapers.)
Prodnoe Oommlssion Merchants.
( Who Advertised.)
Oliphant &, Haywood, 92 Jefferson Ave, card
page 835.
Anderson & Denton, 144 and 146 Wood-
bridge W, card p 78. ^
William Dubois, 273 Jeff ave, card p 305.
Propellers St Steamers.
{Adveriued.)
Wards Line and Lake Superior Line, John
Hutchings & Co, agents, Warehouse foot
of Griswold, card p 84.
Provisions, Fish and Salt.
{See Grocers.)
Plasterers Deoorotive, fto.
{Who Advertised,)
James Boyd & Co, 149 Adams ave E, card
page 96.
And Adyxbtisimg Gazsttbbb.
Ban Boad UnM» Dapoto * Looal Offloet.
Great Western Railway, ofBces foot of Third,
foot of Bnuh, and at Windsor, C W, see
pagos 49 and 60, and on front coTer.
Detroit dt Milwankee Bail Road, Office and
Depot foot of Brush, see page 60 and back
cover.
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Office foot
of Third, see pages 60, 61 'and 202.
Hlehigan Central Rail Road, Depot & Offices
foot of Third, see pages 48 and 49.
Michigan Southern A Northern Indiana Rail
&oi^, the Superintendent supplied no in-
formation, see pages 61 and 62.
Great Western Railway, Buffiilo General
Agency, Hon Julius MoTius, office Wash-
ington, third door below Bzchange, card
page 289.
fieal aatate Dealers and Agents.
{Who Advar.xaed.)
J L Whiting &, Co., Western Land Agency,
68 Griswold, card p 81.
John W Johnston, 162 Jeff ave, cyd p 18 >.
Crane 4t Wesson, office n w comR* Griswold
and Congress, card p 169.
F J B & Walter Crane, office 160 Jeff ave,
up stairs.
George S Frost, 79 Griswold, card p 99-
George H White $l Co, O^^dwater Michigan,
see pages 248, 244, 267 and 260.
Boiling MillB.
The Wyandotte Company's office at Capt E
B Ward's foot Woodward are, WILLIAM
H ZABRISKIE, Agent. Iron Store foot
of Woodward aye, card p 80. (See also
Editors Notices.
Iiake Superior Iron Ck>, *
Company*8 Office at DOCTOR GEO B RUS-
SELL'S, East Side Woodward are, on the
Dock, card p 98, ALLAN A RABINSAU,
Seeretary.
Rootflng Oompoflitionv
J W Gilbert, office 64 Jeff ave, card p 96.
Henry Metz, Bakers Fire Proof, orders by
mail or at 190 Jeff ave, card p 69.
Baddies 9t Harness,
{AdvertUed,)
Piatt Adams, 166 Woodward are, card p 76.
Baloonsy
DaTis' Saloon, comer Jeff avenue and Cass,
card p 88.
Shakespeare Saloon, 42 Lamed cor Shelby,
John Home, proprietor, card p 88.
The Carson Saloon, 84 Lamed W, WffliMB
Carson, proprietor, caid p 169.
Bash sad BUnds, *
{8€9 Doora Saah md Blmth,)
Sausagss aad Pr a sstTsd Xsate,
J B Hanniman, cor Fort and Beaubien, SM
cardp806
Saw Warks,
C d& P Melius, agents, 60 Fort E, carp p 809«
Sand.
Francis L'Esperance, office 896 Atwater Mk
card p 71.
Scales,
Fairbanks', Farrand A Sheley agents, %0
Woodward ave, card p 828
N B Rowley, Scales and Safes, City Seal«r
and Inspector, 2 Woodbridge Eastj QMd
page 268.
Seed Stores,
American Seed Store, J B Bloss, 24 Moorot
ave, card p 202.
Agricultural Warehouse, Penflelds, lt>3
Woodward ave, card p 81.
MT Gardner d& Co, 189 Woodward avw^e,
cardp^^.
Begars, Importers,
{8ee 8effar$.)
Separators.
Zaddock Q Allen, Buffalo N T, caid pagta
130 and 181.
Sewing MaoMnes,
(Advertised,)
The Singer Sewing Machines, W R A Wood^
druff, agent, 68 Woodward ave, cards on
pages 104 and 171.
Howes Sewing Machines, James E Ea^o
agent, 77 Lamed £, card p 880.
Ship Bnilders Dry Dock,
{Ad9trtiaed.)
Campbell &l Owen, ship yard and office fool
of Bequindre, near Hydraulic Works, oiurd
page 63.
Ship Broker and Ship Ktoohaat
{Adverimd.)
J B Scott, office Atwater, near Randolph^
card p 70.
Skirt Msaufliotarsn.
{Ad90riiMd.)
D T Barretto Factory, cor Jeflbnon «?• Mi
Shelby, card p 186^
Johnbtoh's DsTBOir Citt Dibbotobt,
{jidvirtued.)
Qeorge Brown, ahop 27 Jeff are, card p 91.
Godfrey, I>eazi &. Laible. S^e Famtert,
thow Oardf nivmiBated.
QaidDer R Lillibridge, 28 Lamed W, card
page 100.
Silver Plate.
« {Advertised,)
M 8 Smith. Bee Watches and Jewelry.
natM ft TUef.
AdoertUed,
B W Ladd & Co. cor Randolph and Atwater
card p 98.
(ThU li a BMt desirable bnneb of Indnttry, re-
oently eetabllahed In Detroit Jobhstoi,
8tain Iron*
D W Qlendinning, 164 Michigan aye, card
page 95.
Bteam Engine and Boiler Bnildere.
Jackson db Wiley, Foundry and Machine
Works, Woodbridge cor Fifth, ^agents also
of Gifford*s boiler injector, cards inside
back cover and on page 164.
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 liocomotiye Works, Lamed between
Third and Fourth, card p 64, Thomas 8
Christie, Secretary,
Bnchanan &l Carrol. — See Boikr Makere,
J & J Brennan. — See Better Makere,
John Dunham. — See Boiler Makere,
Btneil Cntften. Ac.
P C Carwithin, 7 Covgress E, card p 78.
Churdner R LUlibridge, 28 Larned W, card
page 100.
itone nagging, te
Adpertieed,
Holloway & Co, (See Flagging,) foot of
8helby, card p 68.
Tbte Fusing from its durability, isoheapor tbaa
which It It doatined to genavaly tapercede in
J. I>. JoaiSTOM,
^f^
all tha thoronghflure.
■tone, Uae 4 Sand.
Advereieed,
Vred B Sibley, Oritwold cor Atwater, card
page 170.
Pimncis L'Esperance, office 896 Atwater,
card page 71.
Holloway A Qo,'^8ee Ila§9mg,
Btoyet, Sheet Iren ft Tinware.
Charles Basch, (««« Hardioare^ 201 Jeff ave^
catd p 71, and for home comfort premium
cook p 829.
A Frumviller, Jeff ave and Riopelle, card p
70. — See alen CoppeaamUhe,
Hiram S Freeman, 164 Michigan aye, card
paffe 226.
C D Strubel, Jeff aye, card p 816.
T J Noyes, 89 Woodward aye, card p 822.
Bodge's Patent, John G. Rjan &l Co., Cin-
cinnatti, T. J. Noyes, Agent, 89 Wood-
ward ayenue, card, page 888.
Btoooo Worken.
Advertiaed,
James Boyd db Co. plain and deco, 149
Adams ave £, card p 96.
Bnnrsyors and dyil Engineen.
Advertised.
N Thelen, ofBce 8 Lamed W, and office and
residence cor Macomb and St Aubin aye,
10th Ward, card p 77,
William Scytt, 60 Griswold, card p 77.
Tailors Ktorehants ft Clothiers.
William Henderson, 217 Jeff ayenue, card
page 169.
M B Kean, successor to Eagle di!> Elliot, 76
Woodward ave, card p.
A Lehman, 84 Woodward aye, card p 91.
JohnW Hodgkin, 128 Woodward avenue,
Campus Martins, card p 187.
Tailors Triamings.
M B Kean, 76 Woodward ave, card p 807.
Tailor ft Clothst Cleaner.
P Crimming, 4 Fort W, card p 78.
TeasftCoflbes-
Exduiiody, ,
L F Barter dt Co, 69 Woodward ave, card
page inside front cover.
Tin and Copper Smiths.
John J Sullivan, 188 Third, near Michigan
ave, card p 88,
John Quigley, 46 Jeff ave, card p 226.
A Frumviller, Jeff ave and Riopelle, caid
page 70.
Ttobaoeonists ft Ogar Dealen.
WhdeeaU.
John J Bagley, 24 Woodward avenue, card
pi«e94.
Kaichen Brothers' 189 Jeff ave, card p 100.
Tobaeeo ft Ogara.
WhoUeaU emd Beua,
Kaichen Brothers* 189 Jeff ave, card p 100.
Charles E Hall, 76 Griswold, card p 91.;
Ain> ADYSBnanro Gazsttskb.
JehnJBagley, 24 Woodward ayenae, card
page 94.
Tab ft Fail Kaaa&etann.
Frort, Lane d& Co. 194 Jeff are, card p 76.
JWSattoQ, steam factoiy, Fort wettrad,
caidp208.
lypeFoaUUn.
CoimerB' United States Foundry, James
Conner dc Sons, 29, 81 and 88 Beekman
Street, New York, card p 66.
Franklin Type, Stereotype & Blectrotype
Foundry, E Allison, Superintendent, 168
Vine St, Cincinnati, 0, card p 66.
Uadsrtakm.
J H Farwell, 181 Woodward are, card p 79.
James Sutherland, 91 Gratiot, card p 226.
ITnitsd Statss Bssraitlag Sarfioa»
Gaptain T Fink, caid p 806.
^lasgar Works-
OUplumt d& Haywood, 92 Jefferson arenue,
card, page 836.
▼stariaary SurgaeD.
Advertited,
J C Gregory, o«ce and stable, 19 State W,
cor Griswold, card p 78,
WateksB ft Jewelry.
Advirtited.
H8 Smith, 66 Woodward are, card p 82.
Watar Oils.
* See OOe.
Detroit Water Oil Co, 144 Woodward art,
Weston Frost, agent, card p 204.
Watw Work8» Tha BsCnit.
The Detroit Water Works, office Lamed oor
Bates, R B Roberts, Secretary. For namea
of Commissioners and Officers, see card
page 186, and see also Appendix.
Wax Work, Hair Work» fta.
Madame Bonce, Detroit Biich, card p 238.
WUlew Ware.
J W Fillman.— ^ Looking Olateet,
. Wire Olothf The Cliaton Xaa Oe.
Power Loom Wire Cloth, H Waters, ag«&||
Clinton Massachusetts, card p 121«
Wiass, Liquflti ft Olgan*
James A Perkins d& Co, 109 Jeff are, cart
page 226.
Olirer Bourke, 122 Jeff ave, card p 106*
Harris & Nayh, Mich ave, card p 2^2.
A M Bininger, 19 Broad St, New York, oar^
page 108.
Wooden Ware*
Tubs and Pails, Suttons' Steam Faotoffi
west end Fort, Rail Road Bridge, oanl o^
page 208.
Wooden \
Charles H Parshall &, Co. comer Brash aoA
Woodbridge, card p 96.
EDWIN A, L ODGE, M. D.,
iSTrWoQdwaraaA^Vime, Fisher's Block, Detroit,
BMidenoe, 260 Woodward Ayome.
DR. ZiODCa-S, l^TULl^mSL 886.
P. 0.» SaVROZT^
n ^t this establishment all the Books, Medicioes, etc., required by] the HomcBpathiO
practice can be obtained, fob cash, at more favorable rates than the same qnall^ of Good!
Cto be obtained elsewhere. '
^^mittaaces ander |5 can be sent in registered letters at mj risk. Over |5 the inT€lQ%
^m be sent with the goods for collection by express, nnless the amonnt is remitted wtik
the order by check or draft.
Complete Oatalognei lent by mail to uy addren flree.
EDITORIAL NOTICES.
Collection Notice.
It is reqndBted that no Moneys be paid on account of the Directoiy, or in paymoil tor
tidv«ttlMBkentg| except Beceipts signed by the Pnblisher be presented.
Btatistios of the Growth of the Population of Detroit.
Compiled from the Knnmeration, taken from time to time by the Publisher of the City
directory ;
1866 62,000
1866 66,000
1867 70,000
1869 82,000
1861 .... No census taken by the Compiler.
1880 2,222
1840 9,102
1860 21,067
1868 84,4.36
1864 40,127
Eegarding the operations of the State Homestead Law which offers 80 acres of State
QOTemment Lands as a free Home to erery settler upon them, under the most reasonable
eondiUons of improvement, as well as the advantages offered to enterprising men, without
ttwch means to obtain any desirable quantity of Lands, the property of the Federal Govem-
inent, on the merely nominal terms of the Graduated Land Laws of the United States, it is
but reasonable that very many families frt>m time to time hare left Detroit to settle on farms.
SeTeral of our newly organized Northern Counties have been comparatively well settled by
liepuJation thus attract^ from cities and villages. This more than suppositious view of the
eHy population might determine many, reasonably enough, to imagine that there are not as
aumy inhabitants in the city as there were in 1869; but taking also into view the natural
Increase [and it may be here admitted that Detroit is a city very prc^iflc of a multitudinous,
bright eyed, rosy cheeked, long nosed population of Juveniles], — as well also the fact
Ihtt many ill-stared, illy-instructed andnotremarably industrious farmers return to the cities
mgain, having failed in finding hoped for success and enjoyment at the plough. There need
lie little doubt that an mdtutrunu emmeraUon of the city, conducted aeimHftiaay, iniOligenUy
tthd i horoughly, would produce Biohtt-Fivs Thovsaitd inhabitants of all kinds, grades and
tdors. The labor is so great however, that it is enough to scare away from its performance
i&y half-dosen ordfaury office holding, or office seeking individuals, who might desire to ob-
Um the pay of the Common Council for the work, provided it were allowed to be executed
•aperfidally or speenlatively. In the preparation of this Directory, the Compiler has been
to every family, and to many families three or four tmee, and a man who will have discharged
A duty of this TUanie labor over a city so expansive as is Detroit, compared with her popular
tkm, ought to be accorded a competency of forming a reasonable number of correct ideas in
Matlon to his work in hand.
The reader is respectfully referred for further interesting Statistical particulars, to the
flc^owing summary extracted fr^mi the always masterly annuid report of Bobert £. Roberts,
Iteq., Secretary, of the Detroit Board Water Works.
On application to Mr. Roberts, it is presumed that any stranger would be cheerfully pre-
Mited by him with a copy of the valuable Beport here alluded to, of the condition of the
water Works Department, the management of which in all the details reflects the highest
fStMi on the Conmiissioners, and their appointed officers.
Summftry of Statistical Particmlara^ showing that there are in Detroit ;—
for
OLtyof Detroit for
ita* TMr 18eo, at ex-
tneted from the An-
nual Report of Robt
X.Bol>erU£M.8eo-
retary, to the fioard
of Water Oommlt-
Kaoffkmi-
llea. ......8078
Stores 800
Taverna..... 40
Groeeriee and
ProTieloD Bto-
rea 858
Offloee 266
Heebanie Shopa.<76
Iron Machine
Shops 11
Iron Fonndriea...!!
Boiler Mann-
faotortss
Locomotive
Works 1
Brass Foundries. ..7
BUam Pla*g,
Door, Bash.
Blind and
Fur^e Man-
nfkotoriesu 14
Saw Mannlkoto's ..1
Flour Mills 7
BawMillii 9
Plaster Mills 1
And Adyjebtisinq Gazbtesb.
Tuuierle* ftod
If orVso Ffte-
tori«8 16
die Facto-
ries, lb Aah-
•rias 18
Stone A Mm-
ble Works 19
Potteries 8
limo Kilns it
AtOBoTMrds....l8
B.B. Depots 6
liTery 8t Om-
Bfbiis Stables^. 17
Brewertes 80
Mslt Houses 8
Bskertes 88
Water Works 1
Gasworks 1
BydrauHc Works.l
Dye Houses 6
Printing £s-
tsbllsbmeBts — 11
Public HaUs ft
Churches 88
Banks ft
Theatres. 2
Jail 1
Orphans* Homes — 8
Hospitals 2
Pnbiie Bohcols — 88
Private 8ohools«.19
Fire Engine
Homes 18
Fire Bteam
Engines- 3
Pnbiie Marke 8....1
PriTate Meat
Markets 67
Forwar^g Houses . 27
Wh^at E1eTators..2
Btatlon'y firm
Eng-nea 80
Pisno Forte it
Melodeon Man-
nfaetoriea. — ^.S
Pnbiie Bath-
ing Xatob-
lishments. ..4
BeotifVlng Dls-
tiUaries
Vinegar Faetories.O
Bope Walka.......l
Bmshib Broom
Factories. 2
Board^g Bonsss.107
Bars for Betall
of Bpiritaons
Llqnors ..828
CoalYards 4
Glue Fsetories — 8
Tnb and Pail
Faetories 1
Bali Car Mann-
fiietories. ........ 3
Bteam Matoh
Factories. 1
Last Manoflioto-
ries. 2
Bteam Tobaoeo
Faotories ..8
File Factories. ....3
Bhlp Yards 8
Dry Books 8
B. R, Cattle Tards.8
Catlery it Edge
ToolManafao-
flMtories. 1
Psckiag House... .1
Frederiok A. Stokes, Merchant.
This QenUeman, as sncoessor in the already widely known Wholesale Grocery Trade of
"Baa. N. P. Jacobs, comer Jefferson avenne and Wayne Sts, generously initiates oar Adver-
tisiDg Department. We are indebted to him- for many favors, which we shonld be glad
effectirely to reciprocate. We have however discovered that although comparatively a young
niin, 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.
^thal though we met him a Church going, is a veiy cheerful companionable gentleman.
The Detroit Directory. Johnston's.
We should write a special recommendatory notice of our Johnston's Detroit Qeneral
l^rectory, but that we are not paid for doing so, and therefore request everybody to examine
for hfanself , as a committee of one. He must certainly report fttvorably, and will move him-
Bsif and everybody else to extend to us an expected generous patronage. Assist us at least
to be promptly paid, for our labors have been Hercideaa and unmeritting, and only very
i^Bmotely known to, or imagined by any except the Maker of the People 1 There are a few
Hundreds of Dollars of bad debU on former editions, and we should be as good-naturedly,
^^iHing as eter to receive from the defaulters payment on old accounts, and open a new leal
Ship Building*
We observe a very stately Brig on page 68, telling everybody pretty plidnly to come up
*ad look at it. See advertisemento of Messrs. Campbell A Owen.
Lmnber Merchants.
Many changes have occurred in Firms at the West End. The Messrs. Brooks A Adams
ttid N. W. Brooks are annually enlarging their business. Iiarge quantities of pine lumber
pass from their yards to the interior of the State by the Michigan Central R. R. which as
ftlso the Grand Trunk passes through one of their yards. See page 68. On page 64 will be
noticed the card of our always constant friend Henry E. Benson, Esq., whose Cambering
operations are very extensive. Mr. Benson's yard is located above the Round House, on
Atwater Street East.
Cuttlery,
The Factory 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 relial>le
Trusses from him.
Detroit LooomotiTe Works.
This Establishment should be in full blast in the manufacture of our Locomotives. The
maintainance of a few large Western Establishments, shonld be regarded as a discreet and
beneficial policy, On the part of Railway Managers and Capitalists.
United States Type Vonndry. James Connor & Sons, N. Y.
Since the advertisement of this House on page 66 was put in Type the Firm moved to
their splendid new six storied esUblishment at Nos. 28, 80 and 82 Centre Street.
8 Johkbton'b Dibtboit Crrr Dibectobt,
This establishment is Nonpttrid in its Ifae of business, but as printers will discoTer some-
thing better betimes than Nonpariel, we had better close this notice by certifying upon our
honor that we hare played ''hard no9e»r with the type of James Connor & Sons, wad 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 "A^rrf fwm" with the Founts of this House, which is a branch, we
ai« informed, of the celebrated Type Foundry of L. Johnson d. Co, of P^*'*^^?^- f;.^f
number of the beautiful S-ereotype Cuts we have used in this Directory are ftom the Cmcm-
nati Foundry, where Mr. R. AUison is the Superintendent. See page 66.
Doctor J. W. Kermott.
This highly esteemed medical gentleman has been establishing a new Dispensary at 179
Woodward avenue. Befer to page 67.
Farrand II Sheley.
Dbuos, Dbuos,— groceries,— Paivtb, Oils, Glass, &c.
Now there is no use in attempting to puff this old JBstablished 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, sa we had better not
htm war fingert^ in doing more than inviting every Retailer in Michigan to call on Deacons
Farrand & Sheley at 80 Woodward avenue. [See card page 67 and at page 817,] 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 I Flagging 1 ! Flagging I ! I
Not a bit of it ! Just as lusty as ever we were ! It is only an afikir of the splendid ap-
pearance of our Detroit City Streets, since William Holloway introduced his fine Flags from
his Medina Quaries some two years 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 have these flags laid, whether in the thoroughfares or 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 entire 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, &«. 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.
MorhonB ft Dewey. Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Gentlemen, look for your card on page 69. How do you like iti How do you
likansl
WHliam Shultheis, Marble Manuflaoturer.
Friend ! We have erected a monument on page 69. Improve the time for the days
areevlL
A. H. Smith,— Ink and Cement, — page 70.
This is a Detroit Manufacturer of Ink, upon an extensive scale. He has exhibited to
US q^rtiflcates 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 Ink ourself in twenty six years, no one would be warranted to doubt
OUA competency. It has no sediment, a very jet and freely flowing fluid, well worthy of
geri^ral adoption. It is preferred by judges to all other inks in the Market. It is locally
due to Mr. Smith that all dealers in the article should make their purchases of A. H. Smith
166 Clifford Street. This Ink obtained Diploma at Michigan SUte Fair.
Captain Soott — Ships.
Special attention is requested to Captidn Scott's circular on page 70. Let our Wooden
And Adtsbtibino Gazjettekb. 9
WaDg be t^preciated. At the present time we require an increaoe in both the Army a&A
N»?y.
J. and J. 8. Bankin.
ExclnsiTe Brass Founders, comer Third and Congress Sts. If local encouragement
wsre sufficiently extended to these worthy practical founders, useless " Triangular Gongs"
need not be imported ftrom England, nor Bells from Troy. See page 70.
Charles Busoliy 201 Jefferson Ayenne.
Mr. Busch is one of the men who properly belong to ciTilized mankind. Being how«
erer, an importation from " Faderland," he will always be found willing and entirely rea-
ponaible to all who desire to avail his services in German Exchanges. But as a dealer
in every variety of Habdwabb, MBCHAvres Tools, Stovbs, Gbatbs, Coppb r abd Tnr
ITabb, Ac , &c. He is prepared to do a very extensive City and State trade. He has the
ezdusive sale of a number of superior patent articles, for which see his advertisements on
psges 71 and 818.
Onr Famitnre Manufaotnrers and Dealers.
Special attention is requested to the Advertisers* Index, and from there to the Advertise-
nmits 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-Rooms
must be visited. There can be no appreciable home civilization and happiness wiUiout
suitable furniture. In these establishments are to be found plain and elegant articles in
•Ddless variety. We would say, that if aiding the publication of a local Directory, to facilio
tate the general public be an evidence of the absence of smallness of soul, their customen
^ he glad to form and improve acquaintance with those gentleman.
Onr Dry Ooods' Importers, Jobbers and Dealers.
A list of names engaged in this all important Trade, will be noticed on reference to the
AnvBBTiSBBs' Ibdbx [which it should be remembered is a compartment of the General
I^ii^ctory of Cities, that exclusively belongs to advertisers, who aid the production of thia
to the general public, indispensibly useful Work]. Those gentlemen are all old familiar namea
of great popularity, men thoroughly acquainted with the science of the trade, and who have
promptly in the Market for the City and State Wholesale and Retail Trade, every variety, hi
oeaufy of style and pattern ingenious manufacturers produce. They are all Wholesale as
▼en as Wboleeouled dealers, and except for the sake of visiting Gotham aod incurring the
^reeable vicissitudes and chance losses and hazards of the Journey, any Village dealer caa
^ better we believe by dealing in Detroit than by " Going East." — Refer to the Adtbbti-
wbb' Ibdbz, page x.
The Ifewspaper Press.
Pratemal ackupwledgements 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
Advbbtxbbbb' Ihubz, and until we have the pleasure of meeting them personally, wish them
something more than their professional pleasures.
Veterinary— Sick Horses.
A very skilfnl Equine Knight of the Lancet is Doctor J. G. Gregory, at 19 Griswold St.,
near the Capital Union School.— See page 73.
Our Attorneys and Connsellors.
Just think of a Directory Compiler, or even a Peter the Great, Pio fl^ono, or Louis Napol-
J<*i pufmff an Attorney ! If we were as honest as Garribaldi, we should admit that we can
^0 without Attorneys no 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 and axioms of law, by the legal profession, we should be enjoying exist-
once, *a law unto ourselves," beyond the hospitable regions of Kamskadale, where the eye
is never disturbed by the light of the Stm. A few of those generous hearted gentlemen have
^ided the Publication of this Directory, for whose names and addresses please refer to the
^VBBTISBBS' IvnBZ.
Justioes of The Peaoe.
See the AnvBBTiBBBs' Ibbbx for Cards.
10 Johnston's Dvtboit Grrr Dibectobt,
An XSlephant with Top Boots \ Bee page 75.
Barnam is at last Eclipsed ! This ElephaDtine Bucephalus, seems to enjoy the luxury
amasingly of heiog newly shod— 40 do Directory Compilers. Wennust ourself have worn
many pairs of Boots in walking more than seven times the Earth's diameter in discharging
Directory duties in the City of Detroit, seldom having nearly so fine a looking 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 " Oas " 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 probahly yet with Mr, Jim
Bmhantm, Sx P, Cnstos Rotulorum at Wheatland Pa. — and specimens of the same animal
at the dazzling Regal Courts of Mr. Louis Napoleon and Mistress Victoria.. The " Tyler .
Blephant can be seen at 88 Woodward ave, where Boots of every kind, degree, quality, style,
finish and gradation of prices for Elephants tall and small, can be had at the very cheapest
ntes, wholesale in cases and retail in pairs. We ourself must get measured for a '* Tip-top-
iop-pair, and we shall then make Elephantine strides for 0*Began.
The Oomposition Boofers.
These House Roofers have deservedly superseded the shinglers. Two of the latter hum-
bugs have deftunded us out of |20 aduertising. One of them used to sell the right of a
machine, and the other used to grind the shingles. Let the Composition Roofers beware, or
we shall send out one of our Detectives to find out whose "shanty" leaks. Next to slating
w# know there is nothing more Economical, or safe, as a fire preventive, than Patbxtt Cox-
Msmov Roofs. For advertisements see the Index.
Saddlers and (General Hone Clothing.
See the Adams' Express Card, page 76.
Hardware, Wholesale and Betail.
We are not aware that we can do. better than call attention of the Public to the group of
Iferchants in this line whose names will be found in their own Index to AnvBBTiSBMBirTg.
How could we particularize everything in a General Hardware Store, froth an Anchor to a
IfmdU I Refer to and read all the cards, it was for that they were handed in to be printed.
Go into the Stores of these gentlemen and note the multitudinous articles, in indescribable
Tariety, with which their establishments are replete, and which they desire to transfer to
Cfutomers at low prica. Their Stocks are all restless to get into the secession movement.
But we warn all as fast as they secede, the Union y^m recruit.
Floor and Prodnoe Oenerally.
We should here particularize our friends, but that " ^Flour got very hauohiy" and we
shall not pay for it more than commerce would warrant. — See Advertisers' Inaex.
'•Old Oast Ofif Olothea 1" Page 78.
"^ Just think of that, " in the Land of Liberty (" Where nobody daras be Sam OtdotU !
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 §ometkiny in 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 Opfiln Mannfootorers.
How can we be anything but serious on so yrave a snbjectl We have been obliged to undertake
the duty of stating that Mr. Farwell, [a very suitable name for coffin maker and Undbbta-
XBs] has moved from his old place of business in Union Block Jefferson ave, to a capacious
warehouse at 181 Woodward ave, where every variety of burial cases are on hand to suit the
approving tastes of both the dying and the dead. We never believed that any one was dead, —
really dead, but " the dead in tresapasaes and mm" ftom which condition of death they are free-
W offered translation into " neum m 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 broth-
er, who clothed himself as it were with our nature by the supreme power of God out of the
ordinary course of procreation. Tiiis is what the good man Paul, who was a cotemporary of
Jesns, described as God manifest in the flesh, that an example of the highest manly purity
thould be constantly presented to us in the history of his life, sealing his title to being our
Akd Adybbtisiko GAZBrrsBB. 11
BfpiMeiitatiTe and Head, onr Delirerer, SaTiour, Captain, and Chief, and, Mr Farwell, one
woid for all, In Sim w$ cuiy faU tuieep to awake up to the ei^oyment of purer delights in the
Better Land. Who can . comprehend it 1 Who dares to douht it 1 " This is Eternal Life I
To know the only true God and Jesus Christ, whom He hath sent." This is a very cheerftil
and pleasing belief. Hope Mr. Farwell, the evil intelligence, whose power is so much seen
sfeiy where, Inay not close our hearts in absurd infidelity. People may call these ideas the
ftroeable results of specific education, and so they are admitted to be, but ha{^y are those
who are fiiYored with the education of the light in the Soul that comes from the Source of
fight and benificence. But the resurrection is taught by the seasons! Except a berry of com
or wheat fall into the ground and die, it does not germinate its new life, but who ever sup««
posed that a man was a grain of wheat or a mushroom — ^without a soul--an eternal etherhJ
iotdligence ? Such belief would be very stupid indeed 1 Who can cheerfidly belioTe in
amiihilaiion 1 Away with every ^' Tomfoolery" about religion, Mr. Farwell, but accept tha
■imple Daith of Jesus. Gabibaldi cannot iujure it, and Paganism is beyond its pale.—
" Gbbat 18 THB Mtbtbbt OP GoBLiBEss !"^— Refer to Index.
The BoUing Mills.
What are they 1 Shall we confess the public ignorance 1 Are they Political grlndiuB
■achinee 1 No, Reader ! They are Mills at which all kinds of Bar and Rod Iron are man*
uftetured for blacksmiths, engine builders dtc, and they also make T Rails for Railway Tracks.
The Wyandotte Mills, sitoated at Wyandotte a few miles below Detroit, are owned by a cobh
pany of Detroit Stockholders, and the office whoee afikirs are conducted by Wx. H. Zabbib^
KiB Bsq., is located at the Store of the Company, foot of Woodward ayenue, in the same
oiBce with Captaik B. B. Wiksn, who stands deservedly in the fh>nt rank of the prosperoua
pioneers and founders of the State of Michigan. Another similar mill is located at Chicago^
in which Detroit Capital is also largely represented, and these mills are ci^Mble with proper
Federal protection to discharge all the Railroad and Iron-monging wants of this whole Wee*
tern Region including an area of several States. We can be pi^cMied for importing Iron
wares fh>m Pennsylyania, with our own iron mountains d& mines undeveloped, what is it but tha
most redicnlous folly to keep on sending our Capital which is the life blood of every local in-
dustry over the Ocean, 8 or 4000 miles, for an article inferior in every respect to our Lake
Superior Iron, which is also manufactured into extensive blooms, and we believe in Merchant
Iron, also by the Lake Superior Iron Company, the office of which is on the dock, foot of
Woedward avenue, at the office of Dootob Russbll, and its affiiirs managed by Allbh A.
Rabibb Au, Esq., who is Secretary and Teasurer to the Stockholders. We enter a protest
gainst our monay, which is so badly needed for the pay of our Mechanics being sent out of
oar Country for either Pig or Wrought Iron. We vote for an Independent State Sovereignty
•gauist all the World. Oub Mobbt at Hoxb, and bvbbt Ducb ib Cibculatiob I
▲grionltnral Implements^ Warehouse.
Oar never jhiling fHend, W. S. Pbbfibld— card page 81. Still conducts the agency of
llUs old Established House. — Refer to his Advertisement in Index.
laaad and Lot Agenoiee.
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 hiformation oon<»
tained in the advertising department of the Directory shall be known to every body by mera
intuition, is so foolish that we warn our readers to keep a sharp look out We therefore
vefer the reader to the card of Doctor J. L. Whiting on page 81, and to the Advertisers' In-
dex, where 00 the AgenU and JhaUrt in Lots and Lands will be found conspicuously displayed.
We ourself give away, and sell the most delightful lands in Emmett County, Iowa, forty
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 Estatbs of their own, where with a few years diligence
the possessors and their families will be for life independent and comfortable. The Proprie-
tors are anxious to settle the County of Emmett, and every kind of encouragement will be
Jiven to settlers. When a few families get ready to go they had better call on James Dale
ohnston, 142 Cherry Street, Agent, who will arrange every matter for them satisfactorily.
The Plumbers.
Please refer to Thb Ibdbx ! We know of a man who caught a Lizzard in his water
pipe. We ourself have had an extensive experience in Hydrostatics.
12 Johhston's Dktboit Citt Dibbctobt,
Jewelry and Fine Watohes.
Will the reader please tnm 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
Mtablishment at 56 Woodward avenue. His name cannot well be forgotten.
Dining Saloons.
Bee AnvBBTiSBBS' Ivdbz. 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 Garsons
fbr information.
e
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 has been reserved for
us to experience the arbitrary, and as appears 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 khid of stuff at a time. Strictly conservative of moral
«im1 kw abiding habits, we recently had occasion to take a goblet of ale at one of our well
oonducted 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
Imism of the great Dan O'Gonnell, who had got the peculiar faculty of setting at fault the
British Law Makers, when he used to boast to the JInest peatantry in the world, that, " The
Bnglish 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 m
iaily 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 fiimily use. The Brewers who make good healthful present
use and Stock Ales will be found under the head of '* Brmpert," in the Advbbtisbbs*
IvDBX, which see.
IPrelghts and Forwarding.
We are at present impressed with the idea that John Hutchings A> 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 agam, 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
tnuch 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 offbrs 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
"Ofibr. Everybody in the Street pulls us by the button to know, " how we look so well V*
and we refer him forthwith to ** our Butchers and Victualers" in the Directory. Our face is
not the only index to the best Meat Markets. A very correct guide is to be found in the
AnvBBTiSBBS* Ifubx.
The Hatters and For 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 Generally.
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. "-
Ihe Imdbx.
Ajsm ADYBBiisiKa Gazsitbeb. 13;
TobacKHM and Cigars.
Bee Adtbbtimbi* Impwx, — and— «nd — ^Prerident Lincoln's Inangoral 1
« Show Oaeei.
Bee page 91. Call at 27 Jefferson Avenae.
Clothiers.
Ths AnTBBTiSBMBiiTS to which references may be had fhnn the Adybbtisbbs IbbbXi
represent yery important heavy Houses.
Flour Inspectors.
The office of Mr. Joseph Hatch the official Inspector is at 186 Woodward .ayenne. See
page 92 for his card.
Slates — Tiles.
For samples see the Yegitable Market at City Hall, and the office of the advertiser, coiw
ner of Randolph and Atwater Streets. This is a very desirable branch of industry but re*
oenily established, and we promise the advertisers £. W. Ladd A, Co., the next fine house we
build in Detroit shall be slated. See page 98.
Detroit Plaster Mill.
This MiB, Mr. J. B. Hinchman Proprietor, is adjoining the Detroit and Milwaukie Rail
Bead Depot. — See page 98.
A Beview of the Commerce of Detroit for the Year 1860.
Reported to the Board of Trade by Rat Haddock, Esq., Secretary.
This is an Annual Review 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
ftble Compiler prosecuted his reserches in acquiring the data from which the 47 pages of hia
pamphlet are produced. The Compiler of such a work deserves the enjoyment of the un-
mistakable esteem of the general public of both Detroit and the State of Michigan. Ten
thousand copies of this work ought to be sold in the City of Detroit alone. Twenty thous-
and 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, which are placed before the public at large in
such methodised form of detail and summary as must grestly facilitate every individual
whether engaged in private or public pursuits, who take an interest in the progress of the
Oonntry.
It is deplorable that our hard working men of the Corps Editorial, like Mr. Haddock
sre not more tuhtUmtioBy rewarded from the Common Bank of Public Qratitude. Days of
arduous toil and Nights, " Nights, past the Midnisht," have been without doubt spent on
this to everybodysuseful compendium of our State Resources.
card inside front cover, nnd also on Mr. Julius Movius' Qeneral Agent's card for BoflUo
office on page 289.
SHELDON, SMITH d& 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 buildinga
during the past season. We understand their classic designs of the Detroit workhouse
now finishing, have given great satisfkction both to the builders as well as to the publio!
Befer to advertisement on page 290. See article headed Ths Workhovsb.
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 makea ' en^
gagements with him very satisfactory. Refer to advertisement on page 290.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE.
Messrs. Lewfs dt Moses' advertisement will be found on page 291, and merchanti are
•Qpplied at wholesale Eastern prices from their warehouse at 22] Jefferson Ave.
14 Johnston's Detboit Crrr Dibbctobt,
GOOD ADVICE TO LADIE8.
Refer to page 291. Please read slowly and solemnly, and withoat 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 pemsal
through the city newspapers, from time to time, of the highly interesting proceedings of the
. UniTersity at Ann Arbor, as reported by Mr. James Henry Qoodsell, of the University, who
specially reports for the Detroit Daily Tribune.
F. BUHL AND COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF HATS, FURS, Ac.
The partnership of Messrs. Buhl & Jelly recently dissolved, and reconstructed by asso-
ciating H. A. Rowland, Esq.
L. F. HARTER A, CO.
These T gentlemen have moved to 154 Woodward avenue— short distance on the righi
hand tide above the Campus Martins. 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 " as smells of good
T." A gentleman in disguise once called at this establishment, but not having a long Ro-
man nose, absolutely selected an inferior article, and would have no other, because it was
cheap. Who ever heard of cheap gold 1 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. F. Mehling.
This is a branch of art and manufacture bat recently established in Detroit. The pro-
cess of giving a real tangible appearance of plain and variagated Marble to Wood, Iron and
Stone 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 Woodward avenue, near Woodbridge St.
We request reference to Advertisers' card on page 91.
M. 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 numerous customers is requested to his Advertisement
at page 886.
T. H. ARMSTRONG,— HATTER AND FURRIER.
Having announced his intended removal to No. 176 Jefferson avenue, we wish the pnblio
apprised of this fact in requesting attention to his card on page 98.
NURSERYMEN.
Refer to the Advbbtisbbs' Index, — for Gardens and Nurseries Advertised.
TOBACCONISTS.
The public will please refer to the Advbbtisbbs' Ivdbx.
PETROLEUM.
During fourteen weeks the Compiler of this Directory has written by this Light, purchas-
ed at the Store of Arthur Burtis, 185 Jefferson avenue, between the hours of six o'clock and
midnight, and has always found it a Light of superior brilliancy, and well worthy the gen-
eral public patronage. Quite an equivalent to Gas Light.
D. W. GLENDINNING, 164 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, would sustain any man's character
in the community. Mr. Glendinning discharged a large amount of work during the pati
active buUding season. Saccew iuvariably attends men of diligent habits of bnainoH.
And Adyebtisino Gazettbeb. 10
DECORATIVE PLASTER & STUCCO WORK.
James Boyd A, Co., 149 AdamB avenue, East. — See AdYertisement page 06.
BURNHAM8' GREAT WARDROBE.
A. Bnrnham & Co. This is qaite a Metropolitan and extensiTe Clothing Establishment,
where gentlemen may obtain a superior outfit, and, we are assured, at reasonable prices.
Boys* Clothing in neat styles and great variety are also obtainable at Bubhham's Gbbat
Wabdbobb. The number is 183 Jefferson avenue, and Messrs, Bumham &, Manchester are
desirous that we 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
them to be wholesouled business gentlemen. — Refer to their card, at page 97.
PINE TIMBERED LANDS.
Mr. George S. Frost, advertises 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 will
iK>t be displeased at our noticing that he 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 avenue, w«
desire to call special attention to their advertisement on page 101.
THE PENINSULAR BANK.
We observe the management of this old Established Bank of Issue is under the manage*
ment of Mr, Emory Wendell, as Cashier. — See card page 102.
BOOKBINDING, Ac.
We call the attention of friends to the card of Friend Palmer, to be found on page 102.
GIN :-A HOUSE WITH A GOOD CHARACTER.
A good character is always worth appreciation, and we discover that the old Quaker
House of A M Binninger &, Co, as importers and dealers in pure Old Los dob Dock Gut,
GsHriVB Cognac Bbandt, and Old Kbvtuckt Boubbon, they are properly certified and
endorsed by the New York leading newspaper Press. This Importing House is Established
since 1778, and must certainly have conducted its business with fairness and respectability,
or the name would have perished long ago. We presume many people are literally poisoned
by the wretched liquors permitted to be vended, but for medical remedial purposes, such
leading houses as this should be protected by Law in its penalties against the manufacturers
of villainous liquors. The advertisemen^of A M Binninger & Co, 19 Broad Street, New
York, will be found at page 103.
SEWING MACHINES.
Even although not advertised in the Directory, we yet would be glad to find all the
dealers in Sewing Machines selling extensively. Every dwelling should have a Sewing
Machine, a Piano and a Washing Machine — and the mothers and daughters of every body*8
family should be instructed in the use of each of them. The superior good qualities of the
Singer Sewing Machines are we understand generally acknowledged. Mr W R Woodruff,
agent, at 58 Woodward avenue, will, of course, supply all necessary information on applica-
tion.^-Refer to Advertisers' Index.
THE ADVERTISEMENT OF HOWES' SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
Mr J £ Eagle, 77 Lamed Street East, will be found on page 880.
P ORSYTH & CO,— 62 Woodward avenue.
Refer to advertisement on page 106.
16 Johnston's Detroit Crrr Dikectort..
HOW THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PARTY ORIGINATED.
Until 1860 in the Election of Abraham Lincoln, although the United States were ac-
knowledgedly A Rbpublican Cobfbderact — aa they eyer will continue to be — ^yet, para-
doxical as it would seem, there was no ReptMiean Party — ^no not even in a State, for State
Election Iflsues. There was, to be sure, the party par exeeUence of the Nation — the Great
J)(moer6.tic Party — and this Party would, as the name itself denotes, maintain itself per-
petually in the ascendant, but that Sam's commands had to be attended to in alhwiny ihe
Whiya into power in the proportion of about the revolving cycle of every third Presidential
term. JVO10, a "Rote will tmett at tweet by any other name !** The origin of ihe Repubtiean Fatty
however, as a 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 I
We ourseif bad not been a citizen of the United Statet 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
Whigt 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 invested with the privileges of a
Federal Citizen — and so we stated to friend Hyde, who thereupon inquired of us how it was
that foreign bom citizens invariably entered the ranks of the Democracy, and gave that
party their votes 1 Necessarily we were under obligation to explain and proceeded : "There
18 something, said we, after all, in a name / Immigrants to the United Slates of America
leave their respective conutries, averse to their monarchical db aristocratical governments, and
OD looking around on their arrival to determine how they shall exercise the franchise they
Und the Democratic Patty has in its nomenclature a Republican significance, and they there-
fore vote in and with that Party-if you Whigt sink the unmeaning name by which your party
is distininiished, and call yourselves " Rbpublican," the people of the several European
Nationalities will divide their votes between the parties, and you will by this fusion have a
chance of a minority and probably permaneot stability. The Irish bom people will especial-
ly do this, for they would recall O'Connbll's familiar character of the Whigt of Britain,
whom he designated as " The Bate, Bloody and Brutal Whigt." A fution of parties did take
place, necessitated by important questions not now necessary to particularise. Having called
in to assist in its management some old school Democrats, as Kinsley S. Bingham, who in
fact ineuhaUd the party into itt widespread proportion t, (like the turkey hen ttory he uted to talk
about during the late Campaign) — the Michigan State Republican Party took form, and became
consolidated, by the election of Bingham as Govemor, to which office he was re-elected, and he
has been no unimportant instrumentality in nursing the party into puberty as a great nation-
al success, which in the teeth of the slave power, and other nameless influences enables the
nation to claim a Republican President at its head. The party has all the elements of wis-
dom, enlightenment and liberality, to enable it to retain its strength as an established nation-
al party power. We do not say this heoaute we are ourtAf a RepuUiean, 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 population in States where colored labor
should not be encouraged — shall return to first principles founded on broad national Justice
aa known to be maintained by the Fathers and founders of our national freedom — and found
purified from unholy affiliations with institutions antagonistic to our Republican and Demo-
cratic Liberties, on iuuet 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 fratemal political
conflict for the right to govern, when slavery shall be found existing, properly hedged in and
protected by the Federal power in not more than the few States which bound tJ^e Gulf of
Mexico.
We have never yet been helped to a tUee of ofiee by Ubclb Sam or any of his State Sons,
and we think it but just that we apply for a eaoeat to the new patent office commissioner for
car successful invention — ^which in its national use involves so many funny complications,
but which on fkir trial by " Hobbst Abb" will be pronounced by every body an article of
indispansiblc utility from Maibb to O&boov. State and City Rights sold on reasonable
Jaxbs Dalb Jobvstob.
[Theee Notim continued w page 888.]
And ADYRaTisi:s[Q Oazetteeb.
17
Departmental Society and Local Statistics.
LIST OP PBESIDSHTS 07 THE UHITED STATES SINCE 1789.
1. George Washington, Va., inaugurated
April 80, 1789, President 8 years, John
Adams, Mass., Vice President same period.
2. John Adams, Mass., inaugurated
March 4, 1797, President 4 years. Thom-
as Jefferson, Va., Vice President same
period.
8. Thomas Jefferson, Va., inaugurated
March 4, 1801, President 8 years. Aaron
Burr, N.Y., Vice President 4 years. Geo.
Clinton, N. Y., 1805, Vice President 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., 1818, 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 Adams, Mass., inaugu-
rated March 4, 1826, President 4 years.
John C. Calhoun, S. C, Vice President,
same period.
7. Andrew Jackson, Tenn., inaugurated
March 4, 1829, President 8 years. John
C. Calhoun, S. C, Vice President 4 years.
Martin Van Buren, N. Y., 1836, Vice Presi-
dent 4 years.
8. Martin Van Buren, N. Y., inaugurat-
ed March 4, 1837, President 4 years. Rich-
ard M. Johnson, Ky., Vice President same
period.
9. WiUiamH. Harrison, Ohio, inaugura-
ted March 4, 1841, President 1 month;
died April 4, 1841. John Tyler, Va., Vico
President same period.
10. John Tyler, Va., acting President 8
years and 11 months.
11. James K. Polk, Tenn., inaugurated
March 4, 1846, President 4 years. George
M. Dallas, Pn., Vice President same period.
12. Zachary Taylor, La., inaugurated
March 4, 1849, President 1 year and 4
months ; died July 9, 1860. Millard Fill-
more, Vice President 1 year and 4 months.
13. Millard Fillmore acting President 2
years and 8 months.
14. Franklin Pierce, N. H., inaugurated
March 4, 1858. Wm. li. King, Ala., Vico
President 1 month and 14 days; died April
18, 1868.
16. James Buchanan, Pa , inaugurated
March 4, 1857, JohnC. Breckcuridge, Ky.,
Vico President
TTHTEED STATES OOVEBHMEHT.
The eighteenth Presidential term of forr
years hcgan on the 4th of March, 1867, and
will expire on the 8d of March, 1861. .
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, Presi-
dent, salary $26,000; John C. Bieckcn-
rldge, of Kentucky, Vice President, salary
$8,000 ; Lewis Cass, of Michigan, Secrctar
ry of State, salary $8,000; Howell Cobh,
of Georgia, Secretary of the Treasury, sala-
ry $8^000; John B. Floyd, of Virginia,
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JoHznnroN^s Dbiboit Om Dibbotobt,
Secretary of War, salary $8,000 ; Isaac
Toucey, Connecticut. Secretary of the Na-
ypr, $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 S.
Black, of Pennsylyania, Attorney Qe&end,
salary $8,000.
The CaMnet.
The Cabinet consists of seren members ;
Tia: the Secretary of State, Secretary of
the Treasury, Secretary of War, Secretary
of the Nayy, Secretary of the Interior, and
the Attorney Genenl and Postmaster Gene-
ral, who are the special advisers of the
President
CTnltad States OoncreM*
The Congress of the United SUtes oon-
Bjsts of a Senate and house of Representa-
tives, and must assemble at least once a
year, on the first Monday in December,
unless otherwise directed by law.
The Senate is composed of two members
firom each State. They are chosen by the
Legislatures of the several States for the
term of six years, one - third being elected
biennially. The Vice President of the
United States is President of the Senate,
having the easting Tote when the votes of
the Senators are equally divided. In case
of his absence or death, a President pro
Umporeia chosen by the Senators from
their own body. The Senate at present
oonsists of sixty • six members.
The House of Representatives is compos-
ed of members from the several States,
elected by the people for the term of two
^eare, and apportioned te the population
in the following manner. After each de-
eennial census, theSecretaay of the Interi-
or is to add to the whole number of free
porsons — including those bound to service
for a term of years, and excluding the In-
dians not taxed'—three- fifths of all other
persons. This aggregate is to be divided
by 288, and the quotient, rejecting frac-
tions, is to be the ratio of appointment to
the several States. The representative
population of each State, ascertained in the
■ame manner 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 having the largest frac-
tUms, aamay be necessary to make the
' ) number of fepiwentativea S88, one
additional member each. And if, after th e
apportionment, new States are admitted,
representatives are assigned to such States
on the above basis in addition to the limit-
ed number of 288, 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 com-
pensation of the members is $8,000 per
annum, and that of the Speaker $6,000,
and $8 for ever^r twenty miles travel in
going and returning. The House of Re-
presentatives is composed at present of 237
members, besides sevea additional from
the organized territories.
Vnlted States Coarte.
Thb Supitncc CouBT. — Chief Justice,
Roger B. Taney, of Maryland, salary $6,-
500. Associate Justices, John McLane,
Ohio; James M. Wayne, Georgia; John
Catron, Tennessee ; Peter V. Daniel, Vir-
ginia; Samuel Nelson, New York; Rdbert
C. Grier, Pennsylvania; John A. Camp-
bell, Alabama; Nathan Clifibrd, Maine;
salaiy $6,000. This court is held in Wash-
ington, and has but one session annually,
commencing on the first Monday in De-
cember.
CiRcmr CouBTB. — 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 sits.
District Courts. — 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 Execu-
tive of the United States.
International RelaClona*
The pay of Envoys Extraordinary, the
Minister Plenipotentiary, and so of Char-
ges, Secretaries of Lepcation, 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 d'Afiairs or Ministers Resident, at
the Qourta of moat of the other fiieei^pow-
Akd JkurnaafmsB Qazbtoobb.
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era with which thig wvaArj is oonneeted
by oommercial intercourse. There were
«]so, in November, 18{S8, 206 Consuls and
Cornmercial agentn from the United States
residing in foreign countries ; and 28 Min-
isters and Charges, and 497 Consuls and
Commercial agents from foreign countries
in the United States.
National, Na^al and HHIUut Strenstli,
CAwte^M qfaU State MUUia or VUwUeer and In^
dtpendektly orgoMtaed Military Oompaniei,
Thb Akmt.— The authoriEed strength of
the United States armj is 18,165, ofQcers
and men; the actual strength, is 14,980.
This force is divided into 19 regiments,
garisoning 66 permanent forts, and 70
military posts m different parts of the
country. The whole territory of the
United States is divided into six great
departments, in which there are 26 arse-
nu8 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 17; lieutenants — ^active
list 840, reserved list 86; surgeons of
vorious grades, 147; pursers 64; midship-
men and other officers down to assistant
engineers, 529. Ten ships of the line, lO
frigates, 21 sloops of war; 8 brigs, 25
screw steamers and tenders, 8 side-wheel
steamers, 8 store-vessels, 6 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 Mili-
tary power of the United States — ^the po-
pulation of which now numbers probably
thirty-six millions. Our people are all
marksmen. Even our very wives and
daughters shoot true to a hair* The na-
tional spirit of oar beloved Bepublic, if
once aroused by internecine animosity, or
the pragmatical meddling of monarchical
governments with our F^eral privileges
would sweep an invading enemy to Tophet
with the besom of destruction. In &ct,
every youth, adult^ and old man of years,
is a soldier in America— with hearts full of
manly. Revolutionary flehting-pride, sub-
dued into intelligent unobtrusive courage.
Such is the ring of true metal— the off^
spring of Education and honorable train-
ing. We have heretofore suggested, that
a Michigan Sute "Army List^ should be
published annually, under the patronage
of the Adjatant-GenMul and State Autho-
rities. Such a work would, no doubt, pay
an enterprising, military gentleman, who
could prepare the work at leisure hours.
In fiict, so entirely secure do we tbil^ in
our peaceful, industrial and social rehi^
tions, that a necessity seems to exist to
wake up a laudable military spirit through^
out the Union, which we are happj in b^
lieving is irrefragibly founded on the jus^
tioe of our Constitutional Stote relations.
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Jiinathan K.-ftr8l«y—18>» Frederick Bahl 1W«
John R \Viniiinis....1K80 Chnrles Howard 1849
Mur-lmll Chapln 1«:*1 John Liwlne 18f.O
Li»T| CooV 185»»Znchftrlab Chandler-.lfSl
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OhA<i. C Trowbrldce.VSIJohn n IlArmon....ia'58
JjBvi CV^k 1885 Oliver M. lljrde 1864
Lev! C'Mik 183«ninry Lodyard 1865
llennr Howard 1^87 Oliver M lljdo 18A8
An«nistn8 8 Port*r..l88l01ver M. Hyde 1867
TVOnrmo Jones IKifl 'lohn I 'atto 1 8A«
J5f ni Pltch«»r. IMO John Patton 1&'.9
Z<na IMtoher. 1841 ChKattan H. Bahl 1880
Dvaglas IIoaffhton...l849-
Gp9imm§if1 Offie€» and L^gUiUUfv^ OapUol
Zan$in^f in Inffham (\tuntj.
Gofemor — Moses Wfsncr.
Li€ut Onternor^Edmund B. Fairfield.
Siorei'fry of State— ^i^Xwm G. Isbell.
Deputy Sec'ry. of State—Mwin A. Thomp-
son.
Auditor General— Dnmal L. Case.
Deputy Auditor General— I^ztk Jones.
7'reaiurer of State — John McKinnej.
Deputy l^eaeurer of State — Theodore Hun-
ter.
Superintendent Puhlie Initruetiorir^John
M. Gregory.
Deputy Superintendant Puhlie Inetrtic-
lion — Cortland B. Stebbins.
Commimoner State Lands — James W.
Sanborn.
Deputy Gotnmiitioner fftate Lande — ^Wil-
liam Snnborn.
Attorney General — Jacob M. Howard.
Ady^tant and Quarter Master General —
Fred. W. Curtcnius.
Mate DelecmtM to GoncrMa.
Znchariah Chandler, Detroit
Kinsley S. Bingham, Kensington.
REPUERENTATirES.
l#t Diet AVm. A. Howard, Detroit TVayno
Count r.
24 J^Ht Henry Waldron, Hillsdale Co.
hd Di^t Frs, \V. Kollogp, Kent Co.
4th Diet. DcVYitt C. Leach, Geucseo Co.
The State I«eslalatiire.
The Lesitflature and Executive Capital
Ssat LnnMng, in Inghnm county, for which
see ** Lnnsinj*:" in " Succinct Gazetteer."
Duration uf Legislature and Executive
term, two years after election.
Duration of Legislative Session, forty
days.
Jvatleea of tHe Snpr^itto €oiut«
Chiff Justice — George Martin.
Associate Justice — Isaac P. Christiancy.
*' ** —James V. Campbell.
** " — Randolph Manning.
Jndcea of tlie Clrcnlt Courts.
Ut District Edward H. C. Wilson.
2d *' Nathaniel Bacon.
Sd '' Benjamin F. H. WitherelL
4th ** Edwin Lawrence.
Uh *' Benjamin F. Gravea
6^A '' Sanford M. Green.
7th •* Josiah Turner.
Sth '« Louis S. Lovell.
9th '' Flavius J. Littlejohn.
lOtA " Wilber F. Woodworth.
Upper Peninsula^ Daniel Goodwin.
State Board of Pablle InstmetloB*
John R. Kellogg, George Willard, Wit-
ter J. Baxter.
Becenti of tbe State ITnlTenlty^
Ut District^ Benjamin L. Baxter.
2d
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J. Eastman Johnson.
Zd
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Levi Bishop.
4th
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Donald McTntyre.
5a
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E. Lakin Brown.
ath
it
Henry Whiting.
1th
4i
Luke H. Parsons.
sth ■
Ci
Oliver L. Spaulding.
Tmatees of State Ae^am fOr Boaf,
l>amb and Blind*
Atylvm at City <if FUtiL
James A. Walker, Benjamin Pierson, J.
P. Lcroy.
Rev. B. M. Fay, Principal of Asylum.
Tmateea ofState Aaylnm for tl&e InsaiiO
Atyhm at CUy *f Xulamaaoo.
Jeremiah P. Woodbury, Henry Mon-
tague, Luther H. Trask, Zina Pitcher, Chas.
Coggcshall, Daniel L. Pratt
Board of Control of State House of
Correction.
James Turner, Hulbert B. Shank, Geo.
W. Lee.
State Ballroad CommlssloBers*
Harmon Chamberlin, Chas. A. Trow-
bridge, Geo. W. Lee, Charles Tripp, Wil-
der D. Foster, Charles U|k80D.
AsD AsfvxBsnaBOr Qaxxoekb^
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Mate PriaoB AgeDt.
StaU Prison at Jaekaon,
William L. Seaton.
State Piisoii Inspeeton.
Amofl Root, Lather H. Trask, Nelson
W. Clark.
State Ubimvflaa.
J. Eugene Tenney.
Saperlntendent St» KarTS Falls Ship
C«Bal«
Samuel P. Mead.
State A«Tieidt«ml Soctetr*
ChaR. Dickey, President,
K F. Jobstone, Secretary,
jyESROTC CITT OOTEBHHEHT.
FOR I860.
Mayor, 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 Campau.
City Marahal, John B. Stadler.
Deputy Marshal, F. F. Eglington.
Street Commissioner, East l3istrict, Wm.
Long.
Street Commissioner, West District, Fras.
W. Noble.
Clerk of Market, Robt C. Wright
City Assessor, W. W. Wilcox.
Assistant Assessor, Henry M. Whittlesey.
City Sexton, A. T. Ray.
City Physicians, IraM. Allen, 1st District;
Jjouis Davenport, 2d District; Edward
Lauderdale, 8d District; Wm. J. Cran-
age, 4th District
Common Council*
President of the Council, Nathaniel P.
Jacobs, 4th District
BOARD OF ALDERXBN.
First Ward— Nathaniel P. Jacobs and
Qcorge Foote.
Second Ward— William Hale and Ed-
ward LeFavour.
Third Ward— Theodore Williams and
John J. Bagley.
Fourth Ward — Anthony Barlage and
Fras. B. Phelps.
Fifth Ward— 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. Phelp&
Ninth Ward— Jas. W. Sutton and H.
T. Backus.
Tenth Ward— H. H. Swinscoe, Geo. W.
Olewine.
STAVDnrO OOMMIITBES.
Ways and Means, Foote, Backus, Bagley-
Streets, Swinscoe, LeFavour, Truckey.
Claims and Accounts, Farrand, Backu8»
Williams.
Sewers, Morse, Sutton, Phillips.
Alms House, Gibbings, Morse, Barlage.
Gas Lights, Trucky, Olewine, Phelps.
Markete, Flanigan, Wing, Barlage.
Taxes, Backus, Olewine, Hale.
Fire Department^ Sutton, Flanigan,
Wing.
Hydraulics, Wing, Morse, Truckey.
Public Buildings, Bagley, LeFavour,
Phelps.
Parks, LeFavour, Bagley, Phillips.
Printing, Olewine, Farrand, Williams.
Health, Phelps, Foote, Swinscoe.
Ponds, Marx, Gibbings, Barlage.
Licenses, Williams, Marx, Farrand.
Street Openings, Olewine, Sutton, Flani-
gan.
Detroit Board of Edncatlon.
President of the Board, D. Bcthune Duf-
field.
Secretary, Wm. A. Moore.
Treasurer, Daniel P. BushnelL
BOARD OF INSPECTORS.
First Ward— D. B. DuflBeld, John Hos-
mer.
Second Ward— H. C. Kibbce, J. C.
Warner.
Third Ward- Wm. A. Moore, William
Warner.
Fourth Ward— Edmund Hall, Aloys
Wuerth.
Fifth Ward— Edward Shepard, Henry
M. Cheever.
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JOHNKTOS'S DrBOXT CtET DiBBCTDOBT,
Sixth Ward— Henry S. Baker, WiUkm
Bond.
Seventh Ward— Wm. D. Wilkinfl, Lu-
cretius H. Cobb.
Eighth Ward— John O'Connell, James
Leddy.
Ninth Ward— Levi Dolson, Sydney C.
Case.
Tenth Ward— J. N. Slbert, Leverett B.
Walker.
The Mayor and Recorder, are members
of the Board ex-officio.
ttandliur Oommttt^es of the BourA f4»r
^^^ I860.
^ - On Tsaeker» and School Book*.
L. H. Cobb, William Warner, Henry
E. Baker, John O'ConneU, Edmund Hall,
L. B. Walker.
OV SCHOOLS.
William D. Wilkins, H. M. Cheever,
William A. Moore, John Hosmer, James
Leddy, A. Wuerth.
ON SCHOOL Housvs, EoMtem DUtrict,
J. 0. Warner, E. Hall, J. N. Elbert
ON SCHOOL HOUSES, W(utem DUtriet
H. C. Ribbee, S. C. Case, L. Dolson.
▲VDinNO, OB WATS AND MEANS.
E. ShefHird, and W. S. Bond.
The established value of school proper^
vested in the Board of Education at this
date, 1860, is Omb Hundbbd Thousand
DOLLABS.
The income of the Board for the
1869, was . . . .$83,599,26
The expenditure amount to . $81,042,82
The present debt of the Board
is $9,400,00
The following, presents a summary of
the corps of instructors employed by the
Board, and their salaries.
1 Principal, High School, at a salary of
$1,000.
1 Assistant, $600.
4 Principals of Union Schools, $8,600.
4 Heads of Junior Departments, at $760
each, $8,000.
4 Senior Assistants in Union School,
$400 each, $1,600.
1 male teacher, colored school, $400.
46 Primary Teachers and assistants in
Union Schools, at $800 each, $18,800.
2 Primary Teachers, at $269 each, $6,00
1 Teacher of Music, (800.
This last is by no means the least impor-
tant instructor, as it is time to recognize
music as an essential element of education,
and erery teacher should be competently
instructed Instead, therefore, of paying a
music teacher the trifling salary of $800,
there oupht to be at least four music teach-
ers appomted, one for each Union School
District Music and calesthenics are essen-
tial elements of popular education. The
children, both male and female, should be
instructed to carry themselves erect. The
" baehboarcP^ exercise should be practiced
at their recesses, which should invariably
be superintended by the teachers, who
should appoint monitorial disciplinarians.
By this training, the children would oyer-
come the injurious decrepitudes, incurvi-
tures and excurritures, which close applica-
tion to their studies superinduce. This
kind of exercise developB and invigorates
the mind, as well as the muscular system ;
gives buoyancy and independent ease of
carria^ to the body ; and the rudiments
of military movements are acquired, as
mere healthful, playful exercise, by every
pupil, under the teachers own eye, during
the periods of the day devoted to *^ recess**
or relaxation from school study, but which
periods are now generally occupied in play-
mg at marbles, tricking, gambling, curs-
ing and scheming other idle pursuits after
school hours. A model school for instruc-
tion of monitors from the several depart-
ments, in order to systematise and ramify
the operations of a plan, such as suggest-
ed, would be a paying investment by the
Board, and such phyeieal training should
be practiced in every public school in the
United States, everywhere — everywhere!
throughout the world at large.
The following is a list of the teachers, of
which there are 66, whose salaries amount
to $24,800.
High School, Miami Avenue, Prlndpal,
Prof H. Chaney, salary $1,000.
Assistant, Elisba Jones, salary $760.
Assistant, MissE. M. Polly, salary $600.
Teacher of French and Drawing, Prof.
E. St Alary.
nSST WARD.
Abbott Streets-Second grade. Miss C.
A. Weymouth, 800 dols. first grade. Miss
Priscilla Traver, 800 dols. First grade,
Miss B. T. Mackey, 800 dols.
Ajxd Advxbubiro O.
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THIRD WAKD.
Baaabien Street — First grade, MiM
Looiaa James, 800 dols.
WWWOL WABD.
Colored— First grade, Mr. John Whit*
beck, 400 dels. First grade, Miss Marga*
retta Scot(, 800 dols.
Second grade, on Fort street, between
St Antoine and Hastings streets, Miss
Sophia Hartmeyer, 800 dols. First grade,
Miss Mary Shaw, 800 dols.
niTH WAB9.
Capitol — Senior department, Mr. H. 01-
oott, principal, 900 dols. ; Miss M. Lilly-
bridge, first assistant, 400 dols. ; Misses
E. Taylor and S. J. Russell, assistants, 800
dols. each. Junior department, Mr. Geo.
W, Bigelow, principal, 750 dols. ; Miss
Eliza McClelland, first assistant, 800 dols.,
and Miss Olire M. Tibbitts, second assist-
ant, 250 dols. Second grade. Miss G. F.
Snow, 800 dols. Second grade. Miss F.
M. Taylor, 800 dols. First grade, Miss H.
Clark, 800 dols. First grade. Miss F. M.
Russell, 250 dols.
SOTH WAMD.
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,
800 dols. Junior department, Wellington
Wilets, principal, 760 dols.; Miss C.
Young, first assistant, 800 dols., and Miss
M. Mcintosh, second assistant, 800 dolls.
Second grade, boys' department. Miss H.
C^lrert, 800 dols. Second grade, girls*
department. Miss F. Robinson, 800 dols.
First grade, boys' department. Miss E. R.
Mackie, 800 dols. First grade, girls, de-
partment. Miss S. B. Ensworth, 800 dols.
First grade primary, boys. Miss Isabella
Mackey, 260 dols.
Miami Arenue — Second grade, Miss M.
B. Noble, 800 dols. First grade. Miss J.
A. Foster, 260 dols.
SEYZMTH WABD.
Barstow Union— Senior department, Mr.
L. J. Marcy, principal, 900 dols. ; Mrs. S.
E. Marcy, first assistant, 400 dols., and
Miss Crossman, second assistant 800 dols.
Junior department, Mr. A. L. Watkins,
principal, 760 dols. ; Miss Mary Ward, first
ifsistaat, 800 dola., and Miss Smil/ J.
Lee, second assistant, 250 dols. Second
gn^de, boys' department, Miss M. L. Payne,
800 dols. Second grade, ^rls' department,
Miss Wilbur, 800 dols. First grade, girls'
departmeot. Miss C. IngersdU, 400 dols.
nOHTH WARD.
Eighth Ward Union— Senior depart-
ment Mr. Bradford Smith, principal, 900
dols. ; Miss 0. Bingham, first assisUnt, 400
and Miss R. McGinnity, second assistant,
800 dols. Junior department, Mr. U. Bas-
sett, principal, 760 dols. ; Miss C. Sanders,
assistant, 800 dols. Second grade, girls^
department, Miss Braman, 800 dols. Sec-
ond grade, boys' department. Miss M. Chip-
man, 800 dols. First grade, boys' depart-
ment, Miss , 800 dols. First
gnu)e, girls' department| Miss M. Croshaw,
800 dols.
Locust Street— Second jjade. Miss Har-
riet Steyens, 800 dols. first grade, Mrs.
R. SUrkey, 800 dols.
mrtB. wabd.
Lafontaine Street— Second grade. Miss
Eliza Graham, 260 dols. First grade, Miss
M. Furie, 800 dols.
Fort Street— First grade, Miss E. Mc-
Gowan, 800 dol&
Grand River Road— First grade, Miss S.
Gtanyille, 800 dols.
TIHTH WABD.
Lamed Street — Second grade. Miss E.
Humphrey, 800 dols. First grade, girls'
department. Miss T. Whitmore, 800 dols.
First grade, boys' department, Miss F. S.
Humphrey, 800 dols.
Teacher of Music in city schools, T.
M. Towne, at a salary of 800 dols.
The most complete and satisfactory re-
port ever heretofore made by the Board,
has been published for the year 1869-60.
It has been ably methodised, and the ta>
bles contain all desirable information. From
allusions to the efficient services of Messrs.
Warner and Wilkins, by the President, D.
B. Duffleld, the Detroit community 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 folowinc are the totals of pupils at-
tending tiie scnoolSj as gathered fi*om the
reports of the Union School ieadien:
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JoHirgTOv's Detroit Citt Dirbctobt,
HIGH SCBOOL.
Whole number of pupils,.
Barstow Union District, .
Bishop Union District,
Capital Union District, .
Eight Ward Union District,
68
1,490
1,422
1,888
2,207
Total, 6,566
It is noticed, (here is a want of uniformi-
ty in the tabular returns of the principals.
A uniform printed blank return furnished
the several teachers, would focilitate refer-
ence, and the footing up of the columns of
figures.
Detroit "WmUr 'Worlu.
Soard qf Cbmfnis9ioner$,
Edmund A. Brush, Shubael Conant>
Henry Ledyard, William R. Noyes, Julius
D. Morton, A. D. Eraser, John V. Buehle.
President, E. A. Brush.
Superintendent and Engineer, Jacob
Houghton, Jr.
Secretary, R. E. Roberts.
Accountant, Edward Eccard.
Collectors, John Sharp, John Deville,
and David Kimball.
There arc now laid and in use fur dis-
tribution, 89 miles of iron pipe, and 28
miles of wooden logs. Total 62 miles wa-
ter pipe.
Water Works ofBce, comer Bates and
Larned sts. The new Hydraulic Reservoir,
is located between Dequindre, Riopelle,
North and Scott streets.
Rates are assessed annually, and paya.
ble in advance at the ofQce.
Quarters commence on the Ist January,
April, July and October.
BOA&D OF SEWBB COMXISSIOinEBS.
William Barclay, Alanson Sheley, Theo.
HI Hinchman, office 110 Griswold street
The fleirers tn Detroit.
From the report of the Board of Sewer
Commissioners, wc glean some interesting
facts, a portion of which we present in
tablar form as follows :
Statement showing the eetcere buUt and amounte
erpended m their construetion from 1886 to
1859 indueive :
WHBV BUILT. BO.
1887.
OF FT.
8.088
AXT. BXPBBDBD
122,546,71
6,818,90
When JBuilL Jfo.'qf Feet. Ami. Etpendad,
1847 244 95,00
1848 6,088 6,788,88
1849 8,402 6,268,88
1850 2,817 4,092,00
1851 10,901 1-2 20,829,20
1852 8,684 15.571,06
1858 9,741 28,789,90
1864 70,832 25,705,06
1855 72,874 26,802,71
1856 11,772 40,784,62
1857 5,978,80
1868 8,014 1-2 26,604,00
1859 70,507 88,886,66
Total 18,48-100 miles $270,966,88
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 average built
for each year, has been 11-4 mile.
Board of Healtlt.
The Mayor and Aldermen, ex^ffieio^ con-
stitute a board of Health.
OTerseen ofHlcliwaya, 1860.1
First Ward, Thomas Hurst
Second Ward, Lawrence McHugh.
Third Ward, Andrew Wilkie.
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.
City Tax Collectors A>r tbe r«ar I860.
First Ward, David Dixun.
Second Ward, Charles O'NeiL
Third Ward, Leonard Ritcher.
Fourth Ward, Aloys Katua.
Fifth Ward, Thomas J. Barry.
Sixth Wardi, Francis Baier.
Seventh Ward, John Hornbogen.
Eighth Ward, Thomas Ually.
Ninth Ward, Matthias Lenz.
Tenth Ward. Henry Plass.
City Collector 1860.
. For the collection of Special Taxes, Wm.
Cook, r 47 Lafayette st W.
IFotcliiiuuiters of Public Scalea.
Fort Gratiot st market, EmileBenoit
Grand Kiver st market. Thos. Mayburj.
And Adybbtiswo Gazbttbsb.
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jQstleea of tlie P«aee.
1 Minot T. Lane, office 1 1 Larned st TV-
2 Stephen P. Purdy, oflBce 9 Larned at
W.
5 Eugene Fecht, oflBce Y Larned st. W.
4 Garry Spencer, office 8 Larned st. W.
6 Joseph Kuhn, oflBce cor. Grfswold and |
Congress st W.
6 Julius Stoll, office rear of A. H. Deys*
office Griswold street
PoUee. Maststrate.
B. Rush Bagg, office 111 Griswold st
Elected Constables,
• First Ward, Thomas McCarthy.
Second Ward, Ira W. Sprague.
Third Ward, Geo. L. Scanlon.
Fourth Ward, Wm. Timm.
Fifth Ward, E. Wynkoop.
Sixth Ward, James Love.
Seventh Ward, Christian Hattie.
Eighth Ward, Timothy Mahany.
Ninth Ward, Paul May.
Tenth Ward, Herman Denstidt ,
Special Constables.
Abijah Joy, James McKay, DeWitt C.
Whitman, Edward Shuell, James Powell,
Mich. Hartman, Christ Stadler, Chas. A.
Micnhard, Gideon Bolio, John H. Smith.
Bealcrsy UTeifflits and Measures.
Norton B. Rowley, Henry H. Covert-
offices, in City Hall.
l¥ood Inspectors*
GKdeon feolio. Eastern District
Ohas. A. Minhard, Western District
James Henry, on the dock. Western
District
John H. Smith, on the dock, Eastern
District
Pound Keepers.
Fredk. Pulda, Western District
J. Christian Schuctz, Eastern District
Clftlmnej Sireep.
George B. Parsons.
There ought to be at least ten chimney
sweeps, one for each ward, and all chim-
neys should be swept at least twice in each
year.
Appointed by the Council.
For the sale of liquors, for medical pur-
poses, Messrs. Farrand & Shelcy, 80 Wood-
ward avenue.
The uncompromising diligence of public
officers should be employed a^i^ainst the
permitted manufacture of deleterious
liquors.
ScaTcnsors.
William Jones, Nicholas Edmonds, Ben-
jamin Singleton.
UTayne County Offlccrs.
Wayne County Offices are located on Conyreu
Street Weet^ dose to Woodioard Avenue.
Clerk, Enos T. Throop.
Deputy Clerk, Jared Patchen.
Treasurer, George M. Rich.
Deputy Treasurer, Henry Campau.
Prosecuting Attorney, David Harbaugh.
Judge of Probate, Elijah Hawley, Jr.
Register of Deeds, Horace S. Roberts.
Superintendent of Poor, L. B. Willard,
for City Detroit
Surveyor, 'David A. Grainger.
Sheriff, Peter Fralick.
Under Sheriff, Henry Fralick.
DBEUTY SIIEBTFFS.
David M. Freeman, Julius S. Blogett,
Isaac Austin, Chasi. T. Allen, John Van
Stan, Wm. P. Griffin, Theo. L. Campau,
Jacob B. Brom field, Peter Gad way, Jas.
A. Gunning, Warham P. Isham, Wra. P.
Johnson, C. NeidermuUer, John Buck-
ley, Daniel Mahoney, Denis K. Sul-
livan, Israel J. Beniteau, Fred. Frey-
burger, Josepli F. O'Connell, A. S. John-
son, John Fuller, Wm. Champ, Archilaus
Green, Louis Heidt, Eli Ladaroot, Chas.
Meyers, James Riley, W. J. Wilkinson,
Thos. Joyce.
Turnkey, Sol Wesley.
' l¥ayne County Poor Honse.
Located near Wayne, 16 miles west o'
Detroit, on the Michigan Central Railroad
Keeper, David Cady.
Superintendants, Minot T. Lane, James
Safford, David Sackett.
Office of the Relieving officer, in Detroit,
at City Hall.
Director of the Poor, Luther B. Willard
Wayne County Jail.
Jailor, Peter Fralick, Sheriff of Wayne
County.
The County Jail is located at the jono-
tion of Gratiot and Beaubien streets.
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Johnston's Detboit City Directory,
Henry Fralick, Under Sheriff.
Solomon Wesley, Turnkey.
Board of County Auditors.
Office in County Clerk's office, 11 Con-
gress St., west
1 George Carson.
2 Matt Anderson.
3 Wm. H. Craig.
IXXaAtem In Chancery.
Of the Circuit Court of the United States,
Dife>tiict of Michigan :
George G. Bull, George E. Hand,
Addison Mandell, Garwood T. Sheldon,
James V. Campbell, Detroit; Hezekiah
G. Wells, Kalamazoo; DaT id A. A. Ens*
worth, Detroit.
circuit Court Commissioners.
1 George H. Prntiss.
2 Thos. S. Blackmar.
NotaHes PubUc.
Timothy McCarthy, Francis Crawford,
Wm. A. Boyt, James McFarlane, Albert
Schlosser, Charles May, William C. Dick-
inson, George R. Given, Jacob W. Moore,
William U. Barse, Darius Damson, Jesse
H. Butler, John S. Van Alstyno, James
Sutherland, Julius S. Blogett, Charles
Tryon, Lewis H. Wheeler, Orville M. Eddy,
James L. Rice, Ashley Pond, ilenry Barns,
William J. Speed, George P. Russell, Wil-
liam A. Butler, Thomas McEntee, Charles
M. Young, Joseph Warren, John C. W.
Seymour, Frank L. Hunt, Henry El Baker.
United States I^and Office.
Charles F. Heyerman, Register, offiee in
basement, corner of Jefferson avenue and
Griswold street. Moving to Federal Build-
ing.
United States Receiver and Deposita-
ry's Office.
Geo. S. Frost, Receiver and Depositary.
Griswold st , near Congress. Moving to
Federal Building.
United States IQEarslial.
John S. Bagg, office in Insurance Bank
Building, corner Jefferson ave. and Gris-
wold st, moving to Federal Building. 1
DEPUTIES. I
Everett W. Moore, Marshal M. Wells, i
Jonas H. Titus, John Fuller, William 1
Champ.
I
Pension Agent. I
Henry 0. Kibbee, office Griswold st.
United States Commissioners for the ;
District of MlciUiEan.
George G. Bull, E. P. Hastings. Addison i
Mandell, Henry Chipman, James V. Camp-
bell, Samuel G. Watson, David A. A. Ens- ;
worth, Sydney D. Miller, Henry R. Mizner,
William D. Wilkins, Detroit; fraS. Hatch, i
Grand Rapids; John McNeil, jr., PL Hu-
ron ; William Grace, St. Clair ; William ,
W. Murphy, Hillsdale County ; George 0. I
Blackmar, ShiawaH.see County ; James
Humeston, (2nd), Hilkdale Co. ; John G. \
Parkhurst, Branch Co. ; 0. W. Bennett, '
Jackson. i
I«ai¥ Courts— Tliclr Ijocatlons.
UNITED STATES CrRCCn COURT.
Is held at Young Men's Hall, 115 Jef-
ferson avenue.
Presiding Judge, John McLean.
Associate Judge, Ross Wilkins.
Clerks, John Winder, and William D.
Wilkins.
Crier of the Court, Wm. W. Howland.
UNrrED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Is held in Young Men's Hall, 115 Jeffisr-
son ave.
Judge, Ross Wilkins.
District Clerk, William D. Wilkins.
Attorney, Joseph Miller, Jr.
Assistant Attorney, Wm. A. Moore,
Clerks office, over Michigan Insurance
Bank, cor. Jefferson ave. and Griswold st,
but moving to Federal Building.
WAYNE CIRCUIT COURT.
Is held in the building, cor. Griswold
and Congress st
Judge, B. F. H. Witherell.
WAYNE COUNTY PROBATE COURT.
Court days, every Monday, in County
Buildings, corner Congress and Griswold
streets.
Judge, Elijah Hawley, Jr.
REC0BJ>EB8 CX>URT.
Held at City Hall.
Am) ArmaamvxG Gazbfseb.
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Becorder, Henry A. Morrow.
Clerk, Fre. W. Hughes.
City Attorney, Wm. J. Speed.
OflBce of the Court, at City Hftll.
Recorders Law office, Seits building
Griswold at
POLICE COUKT.
Held at Mechanic's Hall, No. Ill Gris-
wold st
Police Magistrate, B. Rush Bagg.
justices' courts.
Minot T. Lane, 11 Lamed st. West
Julius Stoll, Griswold st, near A. H.
Day's Banking office.
Stephen P. Purdy, 9 Larncd st. West
Garry Spencer, 154 Jefferson ave.
Eugene Fecht, 7 Lamed st West
Joseph Kuhn, office cor. Griswold and
Congress sts.
Civil actions to the amount of $300, are
within the jurisdiction of these Courts, and
Police complaints may be laid before any
of the Justices, when the ** Police Justice"
is out of the city.
Indian AflTaln.
Office, in Odd Fellows' Hall, Woodward
avenue.
Rev. A. IL Fitch, Agent.
I«ocal Inspectors of Steamboats*
William P. Chittenden, Geo. W. Strong.
Custom Slonso Department.
Robert W. Davis Collector.
Deputy Collectors, Charles H. Taylor,
Samuel Obamberlin.
Cashier, S. E. Beach.
License and Enrolment Clerk, E. N.
Lacroix.
Warehouse Clerk, Digby V. Bell Jr.
Entry and Disbursing Clerk, Edwin H.
Whitney.
Inspectors, James Cullen, Geo. Riddett,
David Esdell, Jonathan P. Thompson,
Daniel Munger, William V. James, George
Niles, Ara W. Sprague, Hugh O'Beirne,
Francis LeBsperance, Joseph Yelch, Wm.
Adair, Edward Campau, located in Detroit,
and the following at out-posts, Augustus
D. Bordeno, Inspector, Ecorse. Archibald
Alexander, Deputy Collector, Grosse Isle.
Geerge Martin, Inspector, Grosse Point
E. G. Morton, Deputy Collector, Monroe.
Samuel Russell. Deputy Collector, Algonac.
John Stockton, Deputy Collector Mt Clem-
ens. George L. Cornell, Dep. Collector,
St Clair. W. L. Bancraft Port Huron.
W. H. Godfrey, Dep. Cellector. Grand
Rapids. John W. Barns, Dep. Collector,
Grand Haven. R. B. Duncan, Dep. Co]«
lector, St Joseph. Alonzo Bennett, New
Buffiilo. L. W. Tisdale, Aid to Revenue,
Detroit,
The Custom House is located on Gris*
wold, between Larned and Congress sts.,
in the Federal Building, erected 1869-60.
Post Oflse Dspartment*
The Post Office is located in Federal
Building, Griswold, between Larned and
Congress sts.
Post Master, Alex. W. Buel.
Assistant Postmaster, Anthony Ten
Eyck.
Clerks, M. M. Williams, P. L. Seitz, H.
Seitz, W. L. Whipple, J. Mason Norvill,
F. Leach, P. Gunthner, S. E. Watkins, R.
F. Jackson, 0. Bellair, jr., L. Langerot, L.
P. Desnoyers, John Gordon, J. N. Elbert,
Jas. F. Brennan, J. G. Worden, H. J. Dev-
lin, A. McMillan, John J. B. Campau, E.
M. Biddle, M. J. Moynahan, C. Ockford,
Wright, Purdy, Mulkins, Towar.
Local Mail Agent, H. M. Scovil.
POST OFFICE STATISTICS FOB HICHIOAN.
From official reports, we take the foU
lowing statement of Post Offices in this
State, the salaries of whose Postmasters
and the nett proceeds of the office exceed
$1,000.
Adrian 1,967 2,««
Ann Arbor 1,827 8,232
Coldwater 1,110 9J9
Detrult 2,000 W,22X
Flint' 1,148 1,169
Orand Rapids 1,732 2,764
Hillsdale 1,071 1,199
Kalamazoo 2,000 2,779
Lanslnj? 1.913 803
Marshall 1,886 1,898
Nlles 1.1T4 1,880
Pontlac 1,088 1,129
The following is also a list of mail routes
Sn this State, the cost of one yearns service
on which, equals or exceeds $10,000.
Di'troU A Milwaukee B. R. [6 months)- 9,40A
Michigan Central R. R. 42,8(8
Michlgau tjonthern and North'n Indiana R R. ..36,800
Tliere are some curious facts shown in
the first statement For instance, the
Post Office at Ann Arbor, which has not
as large a population as Adrian, Grand
Rapids, or, probably, Kalamazoo and
Flint, has greater nett proceeds than all
these. Is thft attributable to the Univer-
sity and a large body of students, or what
is the cause?
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JoHKSTOir's DsTBOiT Cht Dibbgtobz,
Detroit Tonne Hen's Society.
(literary.)
Organized in January, 1838. Library
and Reading Room over Nos. 115 and 117
Jefferson Avenue ; Young Men's Half, en-
trance between No. 116 and 117 Jefferson
Avenue.
LIST OF PKESIDEWTS SINCE TOE ORGAKIZATION.
Franklin PftwyeT,..18?«
DonglflS" ITonirhton, 1888
Win. A Howard, . . , .188*
Chns W Penny. ...1^84
Geo. Bttte^ 18C6
IffarshKl 'T. Bacon .... 1 ^ 85
JohnUTaUat 1888
DaTid R irarbanghJ887
Frank Sawyer, Jr,.. 1888
Jamea A. Van Dyke, 1889
John O Atierbury-.1840
Samuel Pan* tow, .... 1 841
John B. Abbott,. ..1842
Ramnel T. Dougl-fla, 1848
Aaher 8. Kellogg, -.1844
BelaHabbard, 1840
Walter J. Baxter, -.1816
Tho». W Lookwoo<l, 1847
James V. Campbell, 1848
Edwin O Walker.... 1849
D. Bethane Duffleld,18.i0
IT. Tracy Howe, 1851
Halmer H. Emmooa, 18.'>2
Geo. V. N Lothrop 1S53
Chnrlew I Walker, -.1854
Levi Biahop, 1856
H. P. Baldwin 1869
John B. pHlmer 1867
James R. Plttman,..lf68
8. DowElwood, 1859
Wm. A, Moore, 1860
OFFICERS FOB 1660.
President — "Wm. A. Moore.
Vice-President — Horace S. Roberts.
Correfponding Secretary — Samuel E.
Pittman.
Recording Secretary— 'Btnry M. Whit-
tlesey.
Auditor — George McMillan.
Treasurer— J. C. Seymour.
Librarian —
Directors — S. Dow Elwood, John G.
Erwin, Cleveland Hunt, JLuther S. Trow-
bridge.
THE LIBRARY
Is on the third floor of Young Men's Hall.
The rooms are very small aiid 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 select
Historical, Poetical, Scientifical and Mis-
o^laneous ^orks, including the current
Periodical Literature. The hall is open
from 11 A. M. to 12 p. x., and from 8 p. k.
till half-past 6 p. x., and from 7 p. x. tiU
9 p. M., on week days.
The Library contains 4,161 volumes.
Terms of Membership— Two Dollars ini-
tiation, and two dollars annual subscrip-
tion.
The Society realized from Public Lec-
tures during the season of 1859-60 the
sum of $675.36; from Initiation Fees,
1,085 dollars; from rents, 1,668 dollars-
means, 2,071 dollars. There is at present
in Trea.sury, 1,144.15 dollars.
A very ably collated Report, from S. D.
Elwood, Esq., for the year 1859, furnishes
many interesting particulars, and may be
obtamed from that gentleman in pamphlet
form, together with a printed Library Cata-
logue.
Iiadiea* FroteBtant Orphan Aaaoclation
of J}etroit.
Incorporated March 21, 1837. The Asy-
lum Building is situated at east end of
Jefferson avenue, in the neighborhood of
Elmwood Cemetery.
BOARD OF DiBECTOltS.
First Directress, Mrs. C. L Walker.
Second Diiectress, Mrs. John Roberts,
Thu-d Directress, Mrs. 0. C. Thompson.
Treasurer, Mrs. Solomon Davis.
Fubllc HallB of Detroit.
City Hall, on Campus Martins.
Firemen's Hall, corner Jefferson avenue
and Randolph street.
Masonic Hall, Jefferson avenue, between
Griswold and Shelby streets.
Mechanics* Hall, 111 Griswold street.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Woodward avenue,
between Lamed and Congress streets.
Odd Fellows' Hall (new,) Campus Mar-
tius.
Republican Hall, Jefferson avenue, be-
tween Bates and Randolph streets.
Young Men's Hall, Jefferson avenue, be-
tween Bates and Randolph streets.
Merrill Hall, comer Jefferson and Wood-
ward avenues.
State Asylum for the Inaaae.
Located at Ealamazoo->for which see
Gazetteer.
TRUSTEES. •
Charies T. Gorham, Marshall.
Henry Montague, Kalamazoo.
John A. Gray, Medical Sup. and Pnn-
cipal.
Aajlum for the Deaf Bomb and Blind*
Located at Flint— for which see Gaz-
eteer.
TRUSTEES.
Benjamin Plerson, James B. Walker.
And ADTBBTisnro Gazettebb.
29
r
orricBBs OP thb astluu.
Principal, B. M. Faj.
Matron— Mrs. B. M. Fay.
MioUcan Harixxe HospitaL
This superb home for old and disabled
aeaoMn is located at the east end of Jef-
ferson avenue.
Zina Pitcher, Physician.
J. W. Kclsey, Steward.
Mrs. Eelsey, Matron.
State ▲grioultoral Booiety.
THE lORICTTLTURAL COLLEGE.
Is located on a model farm of 677 acres, in
the vicinity of Lansing — the Legislative
and Executive capital of the State— -for
which see Gazetteer.
Robert F. Johnstone, Michigan Farmer
office, Detroit, Secretary.
Mlohisan State Fsrisoa.
This establishment is located at Jack-
son, a populons 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.
Juvenile Beform School.
. Located at Lansing, 110 miles N. W.
fr<Hii Detroit
Capital of Miohiffan.
The nouses of the* Legislature, and the
officers of the State Departments, are es-
tablished at Lansing, in the County of
of Ingham, 110 miles Northwest from De-
troit. Population about 4,000.
each month, in Schmitt's Block, Michigan
avenue east
Typographioal Union, ITo. 18.
President, William Graham.
Vice-President, L. H. Ensign.
Recording Secretary, A. McMillan, Jr.
Corresponding Secretary, R. H. An-
drews.
Financial Secretary, James H. Walker.
Treasurer, Henry Schmitt
Janitor, Thos. Crane.
Board of Directors, J. P. McMillan, C. N.
Crofoot, Benj. F. Duucklee, S. M. Richer,
J. Schmitt
The Union now numbers about 80 mem-
bers, and is in a flourishing condition. •
Meetings are held on iirst Monday in
Michigan State Historloal Booietj.
President, B. F. H. WitherelL
Secretary, Charles J. Walker.
MiotalguL State TTnivenitj.
The State University is at the city of
Ann Arbor, 89 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, gravelly-bedded Huron
wends its way through the city. The cir-
cumjacent country is rather thoroughly
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 areaof tha
division of the State called **the lower penin«
sula." Ann Arbor was fortunate in beings^
as the site of the State University. Be*
tween five and six hundred students, a9«
semble here, and it is reported favorably
of the discipline of the several departments
of the University, that the general morally
and gentlemanly deportment of this large
number of young men, separated from tha
restraints of domestic control, are not sur«
surpassed at any similar institution in
America.
BOABD OF BBOENTS OF THE UNrVKHSIlT.
President, Rev. Henry P. Tappan, D. Do
LL.D.
Hon. Benjamin L. Baxter, First Distrioti
^> J. Eastman Johnson, Second "
" LoviBishopi Third "
" Donald Mclntyre, Fourth «<
" E. Lakin Brown, Fifth «
" Henry Whiting, Sixth "
** Luke H. Parsons, Seventh «*
" Olian L. Spaulding, Eighth "
»* Wm. M. Ferry, Ninth "
" George Bradlejs Tenth "
Secretary, D. L. Wood.
Treasurer, Henry W. Wells.
Steward, John H. Burleson.
Superintendent of Public Tnstraotioc^
Hon. J. M. Gregory.
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Johnston's Detboit City Directoby,
Board of Yisitors, Hon. Joseph R. Wil-
liams, Hon. M. A. Patterson, H, M.
Cheeyer.
THB FACULTIES AlTD OTHFR OFFICEBS.
Chancellor of the University and Pro-
fessor of Philosophy, Rev. Henry P. Tap-
pan, D. D., LL.D.
Professor of Mathematics, Rev. Geo. P.
Williams, LL.D.
Professor of Obstetrics and Physiology,
Abram Sager, A. M., M. D.
Professor of Chemistry, Minerology,
Pharmacy and Toxicology, Silas H. Doug-
lass, A. M., VL D.
Professor of Modem Laneusges and
Literature, Louis* Fasquelle, LL. D.
Professor of Surgery, Moses Gunn, A.
lt,M. D.
Professor of the Theory and Practice of
Medicine and of Pathology,
Emeritus Professor of the Institutes of
Medicine 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.
Prsfcssor of the Fine Arts, Alvah Brad-
Sah, A. M.
Professor of Geology, Zoology and Bo-
tany, Alexander Winchell, A. M.
Professor of Astronomy and Director of
the Observvtory, Francis Brunnow, Ph. D.
Professor of Anatomy, Corydon L. Ford,
ja» LF.
Professor *of the Latin Language and
Literature, Henry S. Frieze, A, M.
Librarian, John L. Tappan, A. M.
Assist Ptofessor of Chemistry, Alfred
DuBois, A. M.
Assist Professor of Rhetoric and Eng-
Uah Literature, Datus C. Brooks, A. M.
Professor of History and English Liter-
ture, Andrew D. White, A. M.
Marshall Professor of Law, Hon. James
V. Campbell.
Rent Professor of Law, Hon. Chas. L
Walker.
Jay Professor of Law, Hon. Thos. M.
Oooley.
Professor of Civil Engineering, Devol-
aon Wood, M. S. C. E.
Professor of Physics, and Instructor of
ICathematics, James C. Watson, A. M.
Instructor in Latin, Greek and French,
A. K. Spence, A. B.
Demonstrator of Anatomy, Wm. Lewitt
M. D. *
Professor of Theoretical 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 Houghton and Pierce, Schol-
arships.
'The regular examination for admission
will take place on 19th and 80th Septem-
ber, 1860. commencing at 9 o'clock, a. m.
The candidate must present credentials
from his last instructor. These mnst be
presented to the President, No. 6 North
College, before the candidate can enter
upon his examiation.
UHIVlBSnr CALKNDAK.
COLLBOB SCIENCE, LITERATUBE, ANB THB ABTS.
1859, Oct 1, First Semester of College
year begins.
1860, Feb'y 6, Semi-annual Examination
begins.
" Feb'y 10, First Semester Class;
Junior Exhibition.
•* Peb'y 18, Second Semester begins.
^* June 20, Semi-annual Exhibition
begins.
" June 27, College Year Closes ; Com-
mencement
" Oct 1, First Semester of College
year begins.
OOLLBOB or M BDICDIB AND SUBOBBT.
1860, Oct 1, Term begins.
COLLBOB or LAW.
1860, Oct 1, Term begins.
mohlcan State Vomial BohooL
This extensive Educational Institution is
located at Ypsilanti, 80 miles from Detroit,
on the Michigan Central Railroad, and
distant from Ann Arbor City, the site of
the University, 10 miles. The institution
was rebuilt recently, it haying been con-
sumed by fire.
FACULTY.
[Not having received the Annual Re-
port, the names are omitted.
.Ypsilanti is a very pleasing city, and it
is rendered attractive by the diversified as-
Akd ADYBfioisiKe Oazbttbieb.
.81
pect of tho coontry surrounding it The
always cheerful looking Huron River passes
through the city.
Detroit Female Seminary.
This Institution is located on the North-
east comer of Fort and Wayne Sts. It
was founded in September, 1869, under
the charge of the Rev. J. V. Beane, late
of the Salisbury Mansion School, Worcer-
ter, Mass, as Principal, with whom several
competent assistants are associated. For
terms, &c., &c., see advertising Department
of this Directory.
Bryant, Strattou it Ooldtmith'a Ckun^
meroial College.
Is located in Merrill Block, corner of Jef*
ferson and Woodward avenues.
On visiting this Commercial Educational
Institute, we found a large number of
young men, aged between 18 and 26, ac-
quiring a thorough knowledge of account-
ing, aud of all that relates to the business
of the Merchant In a commercial point
of view, these excellent adult schools can-
not be too highly valued. For terms, Ac,
refer to Advertising Department of this
Directory.
Detroit OZaasloal and Mathematioal
School.
This School has been recently opened on
the South, west comer of Shelby and Fort
Sts., under favorable auspices. For terms,
&c, refer to Advertising Department.
THE CHUBOHES OF DETBOIT.
St Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church,
comer of Congress and Shelby Sts., built
^ of stone, December, 18S2. It is a good
specimen of English Gothic architecture.
The Mariner's Church, Protestant Epis-
ropal, corner of Woodward avenue and
Woodbridge St, built of stone and in tho
castellated Gothic style.
St John's Protestant Episcopal Church,
at present, erecting on the comer of Wood-
ward avenue and High St, is to be a mag-
nificent building of stone and to cost
60,000 dollars.
Christ Church Protestant Episcopal.
The large wooden building heretofore used
by this congregation en Jefferson avenue
is to give place to a superb church build-
ing, the plans for which we recently had
the pleasure of examining.
Port Street Presbyterian Church is built
of stone and roofed with slate. It is a
specimen of the early decorative style of
Gothic arohitecture.
The Jefferson Ave. Presbyterian Church
is of brtclc, with mastic- finish in imitation
of freestone, and is built in the perpen-
dicular style of Gothic architecture.
The State Street Presbyterian Churdi is
on the comer of State and Farmer streets,
and is a handsame brick edifice, panneled
aud turreted, with very appropriate inte-
rior decorations.
The Congregational Church is situated
on Fort St west, corner of Wayne, and is
a remarkably neat and well-appointed
building throughout It is built of brick,
mastic stuccoed walls in imitation of free*
stone. This building presents exteriorally
as well as interiorally very agreeable de-
tails of appearance and arrangement
The Baptist Church on Fort St, comer
of Griswold, now (1860) in process of
erection.
The Baptist Church, Washington Ave.,
comer of Clifford, is another superior and
capadoits brick building,.
The Old Style Presbyterian Church, now
in progress of erection on Washington
avenue, near Grand River St, seems to be
intended as of a class with the foregoing
in beauty of style and durability of ma-
terial.
The Unitarian Church, comer of Lafay-
ette and Shelby Sts., is a neat plain bride
edifice, of good capacity and in character
with propriety of design.
The Methodist Brick Churches on Wood-
ward avenue and Randolph street, are ca-
pacious buildings, but are deficient in style
of architectural beauty, and will no doubt
at no very distant day give place to more
beautiful and more capacious structures.
There is a neat little brich Church
(Methodist) on Seventh St, comer of Wal-
nut, judiciously located.
The Catholic Cathedral, corner of Jef-
ferson avenue and Antoine St, is a massive
brick pile, of no particular order of syme^
try in architecture. It is very capacious
and elaborately decorated, and embellish-
ed with superior paintings of Cathedral
sanctity, and possesses a splendid organ.
Two thousand persons, probably, may be
conveniently seated in this large building,
which is yet unfinished as regards the
spire, which is intended to be of unusual
height, and to be completed in 1861.
B2
JOHNBTOlf's DeTBOIT GiTT DiBSOTOBY,
Note. — The Rev. James Hennessj is
at present haTino: erected a parochial
church in the nei^borhood of Woodward
avenue, on Adelaide St
The Trinity Catholic Church, on the
comer 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 erec-
tion certainly gave evidence of liberality on
the part of its founders, when Detroit was
comparatively a small city.
There is a bribk German Lutheran
Ohurch, corner of Monroe Ave. and Ran-
dolph St., plain in its style but capacious.
It lost its spire by a storm of wind, 1859.
There is a substantial brick church on
ihe corner of Croghan and Beaubien, in
the use of the German Methodists.
There is a German Catholic church
edifice of brick on the corner of Croghan
and Antoine, of ordinary architecture, but
capacious.
There is also a French Protestant church
on Rivard St built of brick, and of respect-
able dimensions.
There is also a substantial brick Metho-
dist Meeting House on La Salle Ave., in
the dth Ward.
In addition to the above excellent church
accommodation, there are numerous other
churches which, partaking of the perish-
able nature of frame buildings, are not en-
titled to be classed with the more modern,
improved and substantial edifices we have
already noticed, but which are noticed as
church organizations in the following
"Church Directory."
There are three substantial and hand-
some churches to be erected shortly West
of Eighth St and South of Michigan Ave.,
namely, by the Protestant Episcopal, Scotch
Presbyterian, and Methodist denomina-
tions.
Ohorch pireotory.
JEWISH SYNAOOOUE.
Synagogue on Rivard street
Rev. Rabbi, L. Adler.
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
St Peter and St Paul,s Cathedral, cor-
ner of Jefferson Avenue and Antoine St,
Rt Rev. Peter Paul Lcfevre, Bishop of
Zela, Coadjutor; Very Rev. Peter Hen-
naert, Vicar General ; Curates, Jcv. James
A. Hennessy, Rev. Francis Gouesse.
St Ann^s (French) comer of Bates and
Lamed Sts., Rev. Bernard G. Soffera and
Rev. L. Wicart
St Mary*s (German), corner of Croghan
and Antoine, Rev. Theodore Major us, Kev.
Jacob Nagle, Rev. Louis Classens.
Trinity (Irish), corner of Porter and
Sixth Sts., Rev. Francis J. H. Pcetcrs.
St Joseph (German), Gratiot Road,
near Orleans St, Rev. Mr. Chambille.
St Patrick's (Irish), Adelaide St, near
Woodward Avenue, Rev. James A. Hen-
nessy.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St Paul's, comer of Congress and Shelby
Sts., Rt Rev. Samuel A. McCoskry, Rec-
tor; H. K. Sanger, P. E. DeMill, War-
dens.
Christ Church, South side of Jefferson
Avenue, between Hastings and Rivard
Sts., Rev. Benjamin H. Paddock, Rector ;
C. C. Trowbridge, W. N. Carpenter, War-
dens.
St John's, comer of Woodward
avenue and High street, Rev. William S.
Armitage, Rector; H. P. Baldwin and
John Roberts, Wardens.
St Peters, Michigan avenue and Trum-
bull avenue. Rev. C. Reighly, D. D., Rec-
tor; Chas. L. Palmer, Joseph Desotelle
Wardens.
Mariner's (Free), comer of 'Woodward
avenue and Woodbridge street, Rev. Al-
fred L. Brewer, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN. *
State Street, near Woodward avenue,
Rev. George Duffield, D. D., pastor.
Fort Street, corner of Third, Rev. Aaa-
riah Eldridge, pastor.
Avenue, corner of Jefferson avenue and *
Rivard street, Rev. William Hogarth, pas-
tor.
Westminster (Old School), Washington
avenue, near State street. Rev. Henry Neill,
pastor.
United Presbyterian, corner of Lafayette
and Wayne street, Rev. Mr. Scott, Pastor.
Bethel, Woodbridge street, near Wood-
ward avenue, Rev. N. H. Wells, Pastor.
Kirk (Scottish) corner of Farmer and
Bates, Rev. Stephen Balmer, Pastor.
CONOBBGATIOITAL.
Corner Fort and Wayne street. Rev. H*
D. Kitchell, D. D., Pastor.
And ADVERTisma Gazetteer.
33
Fort Street, corner of Griswold street,
Rev. J. W. Tag^rt, Pastor.
Tabernacle, Washington avenue, corner
of Clifford street, Rev. James Inglis, Pas-
tor.
Baptist Missionary (French), Rev. R B.
Desrosches, Pastor.
Howard Street, Rev-r 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, comer 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.
GBBMAK PB0TE8TAKT OHUBCHBS.
German Evangelical, comer of Monroe
avenue and Farrar streets. Rev. Herman
Miller, Pastor.
Lutheran Trinitarian Evangelical, 225
Lamed street East, Rev. Mr. Heighly,
Pastor.
Dutch Evangelical, Hastings street, cor-
ner of Lamed, Rev. Mr. Schroeder, Pastor.
GEEXAir MBTH0DI8T.
Presiding Elder, Rev. 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.
UNITARIAN.
Comer of Lafayette and Shelby streets.
Rev. Thomas J. Mum ford, Pastor.
AFRICAN PROTESTANT CHURCHES.
Baptist, corner of Croghan and Beau-
bien, Rev. D. W. Anderson, Pastor,
Methodist, Lafayette street, between
Brush and Beaubien, Rev. E. R. Green,
Pastor.
Episcopal, corner of Croghan and An-
toine streets, Rev. V. Berrie, Pastor.
AFRICAN CATHOLIC CHURCHB8.
[None reported in the city.]
Secret Booieties. h
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 Accepted Masons, convened in the
city of Detroit on the second Wednesday
in January (llth) A. D. 1860, A. L. 5860.
The next Annual Communication will
be held on the second Wednesday in Janu-
ary, 1861, in the city of Detroit
GRAND LODGE OF MICHIGAN.
OFFICBRB FOR 1860.
Grand Master, William L. Greenly,
Adrian.
Deputy Grand Master, S. B. Brown, St
Clair.
S. G. Warden, Daniel A. Wright, Aus-
tin.
J. G. Warden, Elisha Leach, M. D.,
Owosso.
Grand Chaplain, Rev. George Taylor,
Ann Arbor.
Grand Architect, Albert H. Jordan, De<
troit
Grand Secretary, James Fen ton, Detroit
Grand Treasurer, Wm. H. McOmber,
Niles.
Grand Vis. and Lea, Stilman Blanchard,
Tecumseh.
Senior Grand Deacon, F. Carliso, Dexter.
Junior Grand Deacon, T. H. Traoey,
Battle Creek.
Grand Marshal, Joseph P. Whiting,
Detroit
Grand Sword Bearer, T. B. Eldred,
Climax.
Grand Pursuivant, A. Partridge, Bir-
mingham.
Grand Steward and Tiler, Charles D.
Howard, Detroit
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Johnston's Dkteoit City Dikbcttoby,
The Annual Beport for the year ending
Dec. 27, 1869, contains 108 pages, it is ad-
mirably collated, and evidently shows that
the oflBce of Grand Secretary is no sine-
cure, but involves considerable labor. We
approach Grand Secretary Fenton with due
deference in suggesting that he append an
Index to hi.s future Reports, which would
facilitate reference to its annually increas-
ing pages. The unparalleled 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 handsomely
printed bi-monthly Masonic newspaper
Sublished at Louisville, Kentucky, by
irothers Messeurs Morris and Monsarrat,
entitled the "Voice of Masonry," now in
its third annual volume, and mailed to
subscribers at one dollar per annum.
We publish the following interesting
Statistics, relating to the fraternity in
Michigan :
There are in .the State of Michigan 128
Lodges, in which there were initiated dur-
ing the last Masonic year 955 new mem-
bers. There were admitted and made,
928. Demitted, 225. Expelled, 28. Ap-
plicants rejected, 281. Died, 62. Sus-
pended, 154. In membership, 5,816.
Q&AND COUNCIL OF BOTAL AND SELECT XAB-
TBH8 OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN.
0FFICBB8 FOB 1860.
T. L G. P., Comp. Frank Darrow, Pon-
tiac
J. D. G. P., Comp. John Clark, St Clair.
G. T. L, Comp. D. B. Tracey, Mt Cle-
mens.
G. P. C. of Work, Comp. B. P. Doughty,
Three Rivers.
G. C. Guard, Comp. S. B. Morse, Detroit.
G. Treasurer, Comp. Ezra Rood, Detroit.
G. Recorder, Comp. Nathl. P. Jacobs,
Detroit.
G. Chaplain, Comp. L. H. Caron, Jones-
▼ille.
G. Steward, Comp. Wm. P. Innis,
Grand Rapids.
G. Sentinel, Comp. Chas. D. Howard,
Detroit
The following Grand Councils of the
State are here recorded, 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. 8, Grand Recorder, R. H.
Elliott
River Raisin, No. 4, Grand Recorder,
S. Blanchard.
Jonesviile, No. 5, Grand Recorder, R.
Nimocks.
Mount Moriah (Cold water). No. 6, Grand
Recorder, A. L. Lythe.
OBAND COMMANDEBY OP KNIGHTS TBMPLAB8
OF MICHIGAN.
OPFICBfiS FOB 1860.
R. E. G. C, Sir N. P. Jacobs, Detroit
V. E. D. G. C, Sir Wm. P. Innis, Grand
Rapids.
E. G. G., Sir Frank Darrow, Pontiac.
E. G. Capt Gen'l, Sir J. Clark, St Clair.
£. G. Prelate, Sir Rev. D. S. Lumsdeo,
Ann Arbor.
£. G. Sen. W., Sir L. R. Atwater, Grand
Rapids.
E. G. Jun. W., Sir T. A. Flower, Pon-
tiac.
E. G. Treas., Sir William Barclay, De-
troit
E. G. Recorder, Sir Geo. W. Wilson,
Ionia.
E. G. Stand. Bearer, Sir A. B. Ayers,
Romeo.
E. G. Warder, Sir H. M. Case, Romeo.
E. G. Cap. of Guard, Chas. D. Howard,
Detroit
COMMANDBRIBS WORKING VS HlOHIOAN
Under Charter of Grand Commandery, tcith
names of E. C. and E. Reeordera^ for ike
year I860;
Detroit Commandery, No. 1, Detroit, E.
Com. , E. Recor.
Pontiac Commandery, No. 2, • Pontiac ;
E. Com,, Sir Fras Darrow ; £. R., Sir John-
son A. Corbin.
Eureka Commandery, No, 3, Hillsdale ;
E. Com., Sir Richard Rowe; E. Recor.,
Sir L. B. Sbattuck.
Monroe Commandery, No. 4, Monroe ;
E. Com., Sir Wm. L. Greenly ; E. Recor.,
Sir Constant Luce.
DeMolay Commandery No. 5, Grand
Rapids; E. Com., Sir E. D. Benedict; E.
Recor., Sir Benj. Haxton.
Romeo Commandery, No. 6, Romeo , E.
Com., Sir A. B. Ayers ; E. Recor., Sir A.
P. Brewer.
Asm AoTBKrasmo Qazbtcebk.
95
St Clair Commandery, No. 7, Port
Huron; £. Com., Sir John Clark; £. Re-
cor, Sir Edgar White.
DETROIT COMMANDBBT, NO. 1.
0PFXC8BB FOB 1860.
EL Commander, Sir D. B. Nichols.
£. G., Sir G. B. Noble.
£. C. G., Sir J. J. Rhodes.
E. P., Sir T. H. Armstrong.
S. R., Sir C. S. Mott
E. T., Sir Wm. Davis.
B. S. W., Sir D. D. Mallory.
B. J. W., Sir Wm. Penfleld.
E. Standard B., Sir T. Hurst
B. Sword B., Sir P. Dixon.
£. W., Sir Joseph Dimmick.
S. Sentinel., Sir Chas. D. Howard.
XOITBOB COUNCIL NO 1, BOTAL AND 8BLB0T
XASONfl.
Regular meetings on the
. T. J. G. U., S. B. Morse.
D. J. G. M., N. P. Jacobs.
P. C, E. A. Elliott
0. G„ C. S. Mott
T., John Moore.
R, G. B. Noble.
G. S., Thomas Hurst
QBAND BOTAL ABCH CHAPTBB OP THB BTATB
OF MICHIGAN.
Meets on the Monday preceding the as-
sembly of the Graud Lodge, in January in
each year, at 12 M.
OFFIOBBS FOB 1860.
G. H. p., Wm. Innes, Grand Rapids.
Dep. G. H. P„
Grand King,
Grand Scribe,
Grand Secretary, J. Eastman Johnson.
Grand Treasurer, Wm. H. McOmber,
Niles.
Grand Chaplain,
Grand R.. A. C, A. J. Cummings, St
Clair.
Grand Lecturer, Stillman Blanchard, Te-
cumseh.
XONBOE CHAHTBB NO. 1, OF BOYAL ABCH
1CA80N8.
Regular meetings on the Thursday on
or preceding the full moon in each month.
OFFICBBS FOB 1860.
H. P., G. B. Noble.
King, D. B. Nichols.'
Scribe, John Evans.
C. H., M. C. Fechheimer.
P. S., 0. S. Mott
R A. C, John Lovett
M. 8d v., D. D. Mallory.
M. 2d v., A. G. Ives.
M. Ist v., Thomas Hurst
Treasurer, Richard Ash.
Secretary, J. B. Staring.
Sentinel, Chas. D. Howard.
PBNINSULAB CHAPTBB NO. 16, BOTAL ABCH
HAB0N8.
OFFICBBS FOB 1860.
High Priest, Horace S. Robert^
King, A. H. Jordan.
Scribe, Wm. H. Barse.
Capt of H., Ed. LePavour.
R. A. H., J. P. Fiske.
P. S., G. P. Ensworth. .
8d ., Joseph Mercer.
2d v., J. A. Bams.
Ist v., Wm. Y. Rumney.
Secretary, Caleb F. Davis.
Treasurer, M. S. Smith.
Sentinel, John J. Ludlow.
ZION LODGB 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.
OFFICBBS FOB 1860.
W. Master, Daniel Anderson.
S. Warden, Henry A. Morrow.
J. Warden,
Secretary,
Treasurer,
Senior Deacon,
Junior Deacon,
Tyler,
DETBOIT LODOB NO. 2.
Meets in Masonic Hall every Tuesday
night at 7 oVlock. Regular meetings on
the Tuesday night on or preceding the
full moon in each month, same hour.
DBTBOIT LODOE NO. 2.
Meets in Masonic 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.
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Johhoton's Dbteoit City Dibbctobt,
0FFXCBB8 FOB 1800.
W. Master, Oliver Bourke.
Sen. Warden, Charlee S. Mott
Jun. Warden, Wm. C. Golburn.
Secretary, J. Shepard.
IVeasurer, N. B. Carpenter,
gen. Deacon, W. G. Skiff.
Jun. Deacon, W. S. Moore.
Tiler, Chas. D. Howard.
Stewards, D. P. Bushnell and John
Moore.
UVIOir LODOB OF 8TBICT OBSBRVAirCB.
Meets in Masonic Hall eyery Monday
night at 7 o'clock. Regular meetings
same Imuf on Monday nieht, on ,or pre-
ceding the full moon in each month.
OFFICBBS FOB THB TBAB 1860.
W. 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. DeacoD, T. G, Anderson.
Tiler, John Ludlow.
Stewards, G. H. Southwick and Wm. J.
Chittenden.
ABHLAB LODOB, NO. 91.
Meets at Masonic Hall every Thursday
night at 7 o'clock. Regular meeting
Thursday on or before the full moon in
each month.
OFFICBBS.
W. Master, Albert H. Jordan.
Sen. Warden, Sam'l A. Wiggins.
Jun. Warden, R. Bulm&n.
Secretary, James Anderson.
Treasurer, Samuel Hittel.
Sen. Deacon, James Conklin.
Jun. Deacon, Gotcher.
Tilor, Johh Ludlow,
CHABITT LODGE NO. 94.
Meets at Masonic Hall at 7 o'clock every
Monday night
OFFICBBS FOB 1860.
W. Master, J. J. Rhodes.
Sen. Warden, D. B. Nichols.
Jun. Warden, AVm. Walker.
Secretary, J. S. Blodgett
Treasuier, David Preston.
Sen. Deacon, A. H. Kimball.
Jun. Deacon, J. G. Hall.
Tiler, Chas. D. Howard.
Steward, D. D. Mallory and M. Boras-
tine.
Independent Order of Odd FeU«w«,
State of Sltcklcan.
The Odd Fellows Hall is on Campus
Martins, near Monroe avenue.
KEPBESEMTATIYES TO GRAND LODGB, 1860.
R W. G. R, B. W. Dennis.
Grand I^od^e.
OFFICEBS FOR 1860.
M. W. 0. H., Israel G. Bugbee, Ed'
wardsburgh.
R W, D, G. M., Chas. W. Hunt, Adrian.
R, W, G, TF., Henry McAfee, Sturgee.
R W, G. S., Ben. Vernor, Detroit
JR, W. G. T., Henry Fralick, Plymouth.
JR. W. G. C, D. G. Jacokes, Detroit
R W. G. M., Charles Kelly.
R. W. G, Con., Fred. Weber,
R. W. G. G., S. M. Glasgow.
The foregoing officers 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
0* clock p. M., 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 tioo
thotisavd nine hundred and seventy -four
members in good standing, and the Order
which should be regarded as of kindred
beneficial influence with Masonry, has
very strong recommendatory claims to the
general respect and admiration of unini-
tiated mankind.
inicblc^an Encampment, No. 1.
OFFICERS FOR 1860.
(7. p., Richard Dillon.
ff. P., William Breen.
8, TF., B. F. Eddy.
J. Tf., Samuel Adams.
Scribe, Wm. Curtis.
Treatiurer^ Ja::.cs McEinley.
And ADYXBnsiNa Gazettebb.
37
niiehlsan liod^e No. !•
JV. 0., Bernard Fair.
K <?., J. F. Monro.
Secretary^ David Barrows.
7*. eoHurer^ Stewart McDonald.
P. >S:, S. P. Olney.
REPRESENTATIVES TO ORAKD LODGE.
S. McDonald, J. P. Monro, and David
Barrows.
l¥«3me I<od<e No. 2.
OFFICERS FOR 1860.
IT. 0,, Geo. Dean.
V, O.y James Woods.
Secretarf/y A. B. Chnpman.
Treasurer^ William Knowies.
F, S., J. J. Rhodes.
REPRESENTATIVES TO GRAND LODGE.
Geo. Dean, and R. Dillon.
OllTO Brandt I^odge No. 88*
OFFICERS FOR 1860.
JV. G., T. B. Leavenworth.
V. 0., J. N. Gillett.
Secretary y Russell Robinson.
Treaearery Jacob Martin.
P. 5., E. S. Leadbeater.
REPRESENTATIVES TO GRAND LODGE.
B. F. Eddy, Peter Dixon, and E. S.
Leadbeater.
'Waoliiiiffton I^odc® No. 54, (G«rmofk)
OFFICERS FOE 1860.
K O.y C. Meyer.
V. (?., F. Hesse.
Secretary^ John Ulrich.
IVeo^tfrfr, £. Maltz.
T. May.
REPRESENTATIVES TO GRAND LODGE.
F. Bair, J. W. Funke, and F. Weber.
These Lodges met at Odd Fellows' Hall,
Campus Martins.
Detroit Board of TnUle.
The Assembly Room of the Board, is at
No. — Woodbridge street, rear of Michi-
gan Exchange. The Board will shortly
erect a commodious Hall, in connection
with a block 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.
OFFICERS,. 1860.
President, William H. Craig.
Vice President^ Joseph Aspinall.
2eZ Vice President^ Geo. W, Blssell,
Secretary^ Ray Haddock.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Duncan Stewart, Alex. Lewis, John
Hutchings, C. H. Buhl, H. L. Chipman,
B. 0. Grady, H: J. Buckley, E. W. Hud-
son.
COMMITTEE OF REFERENCE.
J. A. Armstrong, John G. Erwin, C.
L. Safiford.
Admiral of the Forty 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
imigrant pamphlet, with equal advantage.
America is very remiss in not protecting
more effectively her own manufactured
wares and fabrics. The true principles of
Goveniment on this subject, would be, to
encourage capitalists to invest in the Unit-
ed States, by a high protective tariff. The
news of protection to American industry,
on reaching Europe, would determine great
numbers of artizans to abandon the old
world, and if protection were only secured
by Federal Legislation capital would
greet these men on their arrival from ooun«<
tries where monopolists avail themselves
of their labor a$ a dru/g, from its excess
and consequent availability. We are not
able now to print a statement of imports
which could we do so without doubt would
present a startling summary of all the
finery and frigtnagigSy we encourage the
manufacturers of Europe to make for us,
without any countervailing advantages of
" Free Trade and sailors rights," but which
operates injuriously to our immigrant sys-
tem, 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 FinhrvM and
Fandangoei verses Flour and Raw Wool,
The wealth of England is attributable ta
the sagacity of her government, in protect-
ing her manufactories, and then in the safe
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Johnston's Detroit City Dirbctoky,
convoy of their wares to the markets of
every country in the world, with roost of
whom she had first played out the policy
of a successful hilligerant initiation. But
it has been called a liberal demoeraiic poli-
cy to flood the United States, with articles
manufactured abroad, and also to obliging-
ly send abroad our raw material, to be
manufactured for us at a great expense of
transport either way, 'at a distance of 8 or
4000 miles, just to patronize a people to
whom we owe money for building Rail-
ways and other avenues of transport, to
facilitate the sale amongst us of their own
manufactures. Bah ! we shall soon be as
poor and ragged as the down-trodden agri-
eultvral IrUh !
The following articles are sent down
to feed our busy artisans at the East, who
are more profitably engaged in manufac-
turing. We notice, however, that they
do not eat gHndntones^ they tcant them
however, and toe tcant what we foolishly
send down the lakes, and at the £ast,
they are foolish enough to let it off to
England and France, the one million,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY TDOUSAND, THREE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOLLARS WORTH OF
WOOL of Michigan, which is freighted
back again to* us, at an enormous ex-
change above the sum of money the
manufacturer paid the producer in Michi-
gan, for the raw material ; just because
our capitalists will not invest in erecting
home factories, and the farmer cares not
who he sells to, and the empty condition
of our banking and excharge systems at
the West, is in fever to get fi-om buyers
and shippers to Europe, the handling and
use of a few hundred thousand handsome-
ly engraved promises to pay the bearer
on demand. We did not intend to open
out the evils of this condition of national
Democratic generosity towards transatlan-
tic cousins. But the monied condition of
the nation seems on the verge of ruin,
arising from the neglect of home manu-
factures. It were folly to conceal this sui-
cidal neglect of the interests of the thirty-
five or forty millions of people who, eiih-
ei by nativity or choice are AmericanR.
Capital at the west, should be both crea-
ted and consolidated, with a view to en-
courage home labor, which never absorbs
or wastes money, never removes it from
the channels of available circulation and
utility.
The following arc exports of American
produce and manufiictures from the Dis-
trict of Detroit coastwise during the year
1849:
Qntntltj. Vftlae
Flour, bbls 395,610 1,978,058
Wheat, bu 882,179 382,179
Com, do 62,570 31,542
Oats, do 26,672 9,335
Ashes, casks 2,609 65,325
Fish, bbls 22,776 136,656
Wool, bales 10,329 826,320
Lumber, M 125,9881,511,796
Shingles, M 75,349 188,372
Staves, M 9,589 143,775
Lath, M 19,059 67,177
Shingle rolls, cords 607 6,074
Salt, bbls 5,200 6,600
Merchandise, No. pgs.... 87,498 874,984
Merchandise, tons 3,858 885,800
Copper, tons 4,493 898.000
Horses, No 203 20,300
Cattle, No 619 24,760
Pig Iron, tons 3,160 47,400
Cora Meal, bbb 810 1,620
Potatoes, bu 36,056 10,996
Pork, bbls 6,835 102,525
Hojrs, No 1,544 7,720
Hides, No 7,439 22,317
Hoops, M 7,388 28,752
Beef, bbls 14,195 141,950
Sheep, No 2,530 5,060
Wood, cords 3,907 7,812
Plaster, bu 1,976 1,750
Hay, tons 719 7,170
Apples, bbls 2,380 3,670
Seed, bu 4,816 8,632
Coal, tons 108 540
Stucco, bbls 350 1,050
Beans, bu 810 600
Lard, bbls 362 3,620
Haras, bbls 749 7,490
Grind stones. No 841 8
Stones, cords 300 1,500
Billiard tables, No 2 600
The following are the exports in for-
eign and American vessels, to foreign
countries, during the year 1859:
Quantity. Value.
Flour, bbls 72,530 862,550
Wheat, bu 26,385 26,385
Cora, bu 18,188 10,912
Sheep, number 7,758 15,516
Hogs, do 65,585 827,926
Cattle, do 19,150 766,000
Ashes, casks 1,457 36,326
Pork, bbU 12,350 185,250
Butter, kegs 2,111 25,332
Tallow, bbls 8,344 10,032
Lard, bbls 1,196 3,588
Hides, green, number.... 8,558 25.029
Hides, dry, do 18,616 55,845
AxD Adysbtisiko (tAZBTTBEB.
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Wool, lbs 810,000
Whisky, bbl8 1,860
Salt, bbls 1,109
Merchandise, pkg8 8,122
Merchandise, tons 82
Leather, rolls 1,499
Apples, bbls 936
Seed, bu 976
HH Goods, pkgs 801
Copper, tons 18
Coal, tons 47
Cotton, bales 6,648
Horses, No 70
Beef, bbls 1,081
Sheep, pelts, number 46
Lumber, M 1,331
Shingles, M 670
Staves, M 331 '
Carriages, &c., number. . . 7
Com meal, bbls 1,886
Hams, bbls 1,263
Brick, M 866
Tobacco, lbs 8,000
Oats, bu 200,645
Sugar, lbs 122,000
Molasses, gals 3,000
Vinegar, gals 8,000
Potatoes, bu 1,787
Fish, bbls 226
Beer, gals 960
Nails, lbs 88,600
Soap, lbs 9,000
Manufactures unenumerat-
ed
Manufactures wrought,...
do. of wood ....
824,000
18,600
12,000
31,220
320
80,000
1,200
1,952
8,000
2,600
236
27,716
7,000
10,810
23
15,972
1,675
3,310
700
6,640
22,784
1,424
820
02,863
1,320
1,200
800
586
1,866
606
1,168
860
60,560
68,450
7,000
Detroit Meohanioa' AMoolatlon.
Orffanized under amended Charier^ 1860.
Society meets at its Hall, 115 Griswold st.
Officebs 1860.
President— John Gibson.
Vice President — Frederick Buhl.
Secretary — John Farrar.
Treasurer— Chauncy Hurlbut
Librarian — John Farrar.
Stewards — William Barclay, Andrew
McDufl^ William Adair, Geo. H. Shearer,
George Morhous.
IiaAtyette BeneTolent Soetety.
QpriCBBs 1860.
'-' President — Israel J. Beniteau.
Vice President — Ed. N. Lacrolx.
Secretary — Chas. J. Dossin.
Corresponding Sec. — Fred Chamber.
Treasurer — Francis Dumas.
Commissary — Samuel Vesinas.
This Franco-American Society is orgiui*
ized for benoYolent pvposes, and to extent
aid and encouragement to worthy inhabi-
tants of French lineage.
A costly hall for the use of the Societj
is shortly to be erected on Gratiot street
St. Patricks Society.
Officers 1860.
President— James Collins.
Secretary — Barnard 0' Grady.
Treasurer
Meets Tara^s Hall, Michigan avenue^
West
St. Andrews' Sooiety.
Officers I860.
President, Robert Linn.
ist Vice Pres. Alex. Reekie.
2d " '* D. McRae.
Physician, Dr. Gunn.
Treasurer, E. Anderson.
Secretary, P. Young.
Assist " John Stewart.
Board of Managers, Colin Campbell, J.
S. Blair, Geo. McMillan, John Moore, Wm.
Barclay.
St. ISrioholas Sooiety*
OFriGBKS 1860.
President,
Secretary,
Treasurer,
The compiler received no report
St. Oeorges* Sooietx.
Officers 1650.
No present organization. Refer to Al-
bert H. Jordan, 58 Griswold st
St. Darids* BooJetr.
Ofhcers 1860.
No report from Secretary. Refer to Sao%«
uel Howlet.
New Enjcland Sooiety.
Offtcers 1860.
List not reported. Refer to Judge Hand.
German WorUns Men's Booieir*
Officers 1863.
President — John Ilges.
Secretary — Fred Funke.
Treasurer — Christian Meyer.
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Johnston's Detroit City Directory,
Meets Bloynk^s HftU, cor. Antoine and
Fort sts.
German BepubUcan Asioolation.
Officers 1860.
Pre s' dent — G. G. Peterson.
ScrrcUir^ — -i.lius Stoll.
Treasurer — L. Richter.
Klohican Stote Bepablioan C«nfral Gom-
mittee.
Office, Griswold st.
Chairman-Ed. C. AValker.
Secretary— W. S. Wood.
Treasurer— J. W. Tillman.
Wayne County Bepablioan Committee.
Officers 1«60.
Chairman, T. W. Lock wood.
CITY COMMITTEE.
Chairman, John J. Bagley.
mphigftp State r emocratio Central Com-
mfttee.
Officers 1860.
Chairman, Michael Shoemaker.
Secretary, S. Dow El wood.
Treasurer, H. N. Walker. •
FhUharmonio Society.
Ofhcers 1860.
President, Chas. Busch.
Secretary, Louis Hartel.
Treasurer, L. W. Barie.
|f| <tiii gft-n Aaaociation for the Improve-
ment of the Breed of Horses.
The officers of the Association are as
follows :
President, Samuel P. Brady.
Vice Presidents, Francis E. Eldred, Ed-
ward V. Cicotte, K. C. Barker, Jas. Beat-
Secretary, Henrv C. Kibbee.
Treasurer, Frank Nevins.
Miohigan State Agriooltaral Boolety.
Officers for 1861.
President, A. G.Wells.
Treasurer, B. Follett.
Secretary, R. F. Johnstone.
These officers were|.re-elected by accla-
mation.
Members of the Ezecutiye |Committee,
Jas. W. Sanborn, Port Huron, St Clair Co;
Chas. Dickey, Marshall, Calhoun Co. ; J.
J. Newell, Adrian, Lenawee Co. ; J. H.
Button, North Farmington, Oakland Co. ;
Wm. Taft, Plymouth, Wayne Co. ; T. G.
Cole, Monroe, Monroe Co.
Half of the Committee for 1860 hold
over for another year.
Agricultural College at Lansing.
The State Fair is annually held at De-
troit, commencing the beginning of Octo-
ber or close of September.
The Harper Hospital.
This is a Public Hospital soon to be erec-
ted on a very eligible and valuable proper-
ty, on Woodward avenue about one mile
from the City Hall, donated by Walter
Harper, to the Trustees for the benefit of
suffering humanity. We trust Mr. Harper
will have the satifaction of witnessing the
completion of the building before long.
The Trustees are :
[Names not reported. Enquire of Mr.
Attorney D. B. Duffield.]
United States Marine HospitaL
officers fob 1860.
Steward, J. W. Kelsey. •
Matron, Mrs. Kelsey.
Apothecary, L. S. Horton.
Orderly, Robert Kerr.
.. Nurse, John Botham.
Average number of inmates, thirty-seven.
The Hospital, which is a very fine build-
ing, is located at the east end of Jefferson
avenue above Elmwood avenue.
Miohigan Dental ▲aaooiation.
President, Dr. C. S. Chrittenden, Ham-
ilton, C. W.
Vice President, Dr. Wm. Calhoun, De-
troit
Secretary and Treas., Dr. L. C. Whiting,
Detroit
Examining and Publishing Committee,
Drs. H. Benedict, J. Farmer, and T. A.
White.
This Association is to hold its next an-
nual meeting at Ann Harbor, commencing
on the second Tuesday in January, 1660.
Street Bailway i^ssooiation.
tinder the municipal charter granted
this Association to construct Street RaU-
ways on Jefferson avenue, Fort street^
And ADVKETisma GiLZBrrBBE.
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Woodward arenue, Michigan avenue and
Grand River street. The following mem-
bers of the corporation were elected :
OFFICERS FOB 1860.
Presidents, Capt E. B. Ward, H. K.
Sanger, F. B. Phelps.
Executive Committee, R. 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 1861. When all
shall be accomplished the rush to Detroit
to settle will greatly enhance the present
price of Real Estate.
What is capital lying idle for? Why
not forthwith build factories? We have
been informed that a company is about be-
ing organized of the wealthy Real Estate
owners, with a view to the erectioft soon
of Cloth, Silk and Cotton Manufactories at
Detroit, the results of which will be, with
a solid Banking system, that we shall have
an abundant currency and our people em-
ployed and satisfactorily paid in hard cash.
The public are beginning to be strongly
excited in the hope of at last realizing
long looked-for advantages from manu-
factories erected by the wealth the masses
have created by their very settlement in
Detroit for this class of property owners.
^Property involve* dutiea as %oeU at rights.*'
Qood Samaritan Iiod«e No« 1 of Detroit.
Meets Woodward avenue, near Campus
Martins.
PRESENT OFFICERS.
W. C. G. S. Wm. R. Hill.
W. V. G. S. Albert M. Edwards.
W. R. S. Sullivan D. Greene.
W. F. S. T. F. Randall.
W. T. John Doty.
W. P. Wm. Hilton.
W. C. Jas. T. Barnard.
W. A. C. Jas. A. Cole.
W. I. S. R. Woods.
W. 0. S. Wm. Adams.
Lessons of thrift, temperance, self-con-
trol, the .economy and happiness of mar-
riage, domestic morality, the reclamation
of the erring and unfortunate, and a sick
insurance benefit, and protection of domes-
tic. State and local interests are said to be
the objects of this organized Society.
Detroit Protestant Orphan ▲syltun.
The Asylum is located at the east end
of Jefiferson avenue near Elm wood avenue.
Ist Directress, Mrs. C. T. Walker.
2d Directress, Mrs. Philo Parsons.
8d Directress, Mrs. James Bums.
Treasurer, Mrs. S. Davis. \
Secretary, Mrs. P. E. Curtis.
Board of Trustees, Mrs. E M. Clark,
Mrs. Caleb Ives,Mrs. Maltby, Miss R. Mum-
ford, Mrs. M. H. Webster, Mrs. L. B. Wil-
lard, Mrs. Jacob S. Farrand, Mrs. H. R.
Johnson, Mrs. Wm. A. Moore, Mrs. R C.
Smith, Mrs. W. W. Wheeler, Mrs. — An-
drews, Mrs. L. Allen.
Board of Council, E. C. Walker, Colin
Campbell, James Bums, C. H. Buhl, Philo
Parsons, B. Wight, Edward Orr.
Detroit Industrial Sohool Aaaooiation.
The school building is located on Grand
River street comer Washington avenue.
OFFICERS FOR 1860.
First Directress, Mrs. H. H. Brown.
2d Directress, Mrs. Wm. A. Butler.
8d Directress, Mrs. John Owen.
Treasurer, Miss S. Eliza Noyes.
Recording Secretary, Mrs. D. Bethune
Duffleld.
Corresponding Secetary, Mrs. Theodore
Romeyn.
ExECunvB Committee.
First Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Wm.
0. Strong.
Fort Street Presbyterian Church, Mrs.
Samuel Zug.
Jefferson Ave. Presbyterian Church,
Mrs. Elisha Taylor.
Westminster Church, Mrs. Henry Neill.
Scotch Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Wm.
Barclay.
Associate Presbyterian Church, Mrs. T.
Lawrence.
First Baptist Church, Mrs. J. P. Mans-
field.
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Mrs. Susan
Williams.
St. PauVs Church, Mrs. II. R. Andrews.
Christ Church, Mrs. P. Tregent, Jr.
Mariners' Church, Mrs. Orville Wilcox.
St John's Church, Mrs. G. C. Jones.
St Peter's Church.
First Methodist Church, Mrs. A. A. Fish.
Second Methodist Church, Mrs. H. Saun-.
ders^
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Johnston's Dbtroit Crrr Directory,
Third Methodist Church, Mrs. Welling-
ton Willetts.
Walnut Street Methodist Church, Mrs.
Geo. Bancroft
Congregational Church,Mr8. E. S. Avery.
Unitarian Church, Miss Harriett Farrar.
Miami Avenue Church, Mrs. Colin Camp-
bell.
German Lutheran Church, Mrs. £. C.
Rehm.
German Mission Church,Mrs. 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
led, clothed and instructed by the benevo-
lent 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 liber-
ally aided by philanthropic citizens when-
ever the necessities of the school are known.
Detroit City Temporanoe Society*
President, Rev. Dr. Duffleld.
Vice President, M. Scott
Secretary, J. Bloss.
Assistant Secretary, P. Rexford.
Treasurer, Francis Raymond.
Executive Committee, Lyman Baldwin,
F. H. Patchen, Jeremiah Fisher, Alanson
Sheley, and John Barry.
Sons of Temperance*
• OFFICERS.
Albert M. Edwards, P. W. P.
Evert Wynkoop, W. P.
John D. Graham, W. A.
A. Day, W. R. S.
Jas. P. Rexford, A. R. S.
J. A. Albertson, W. F. S.
Wm.R. Hill, W. T.
Chas. Pincin, W. C.
T. F. Randall, A. C.
Wm. Hilton, A. C.
Jas. T. Bernard, W. 0. S.
Detroit Toons Hen's Benerolent Society.
OFFICERS FOR 1860.
President, Anthony Dudgeon.
Vice President, Jas. M. Welch.
Treasurer, Alex. H. Adams.
SecreUry, R. R. Elliott
Finance Committee, J. H. Jones, F. Ray-
mond, H. H. Duncklee.
Auditors, P. E. DeMill, C. H. Barrett
Wood Committee,
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.
Grioket Olubs.
The PeNINSULA-R— OFFICEB8 FOB 1860.
President, Geo. E. Hand.
Vice President, H. E. Barstow.
Secretary, Edward Orr.
Treasurer, Robt W. King.
Librarian,
Recorder,
Oommittee of Management, A. H. Jor-
dan, John Hutchings, J. W. Waterman.
Play ground, corner Third and Grand
River sts.
Wolverine Cricket Clur.
President, David McKay.
Vice President, Robert Martin.
Secretary, Samuel Morris.
Treasurer, James Martin.
Board of Management, Robt B. McDufl^
Wm. Hardie, John Fletcher.
Detroit Cricket Club.
President, W. H. Coots.
Vice President, Wm. Wreford.
Secretary, 0. S. Cook.
Treasurer, John Horn.
Board of Managers, Henry Burgess,Tho«
Press, U. Armstrong.
Detroit Base Ball Olab.
President, Edward Orr.
Vice President, John S. Newberry.
Secretary, J. J. Dumon.
Treasurer, D. R. Peirce.
Directors, R. H. Andrews, Wm. Parcher
Eugene Robinson.
Franklin Base Ball Olab.
President, J. H. Walker.
Vice President, W. H. Baxter.
Secretary, J. P. Gilmore.
And ADTasTisiKa Gazeitbbb.
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Treasurer, 0. H. Vemor.
Directors, J. P. McMillan, Wm. F. Moore,
John J. Duryea.
Barly BiBors' Base BaU Olub.
President, Luther S. Trowbridge.
Vice President, Heber Le Favour.
Secretary, John 0. Peirce.
Treasurer, S. B. Smith.
Directors^ R H. Fyfe, E. S. Barbour, H.
F. Field.
Detroit Boat dub.
President, Nathaniel Pitcher.
Vice President, Henry P. Sanger.
Secretary and Treasurer, Wm. Tillman.
First Coxswain, B. Franklin Baker.
Second Coxswain, W. J. Lyster.
This Club, which is probably only the
nucleus of an exlensiye Regatta organiza-
tion, is in a prosperous condition, with 50
honorary and 25 active members. Detroit
presents unrivalled water privileges for Re-
gatta sports.
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Congregation of Eedemptori$t$ and (Thris-
tian Brothers,
These Brothers (there are different or-
ders,) are engaged in the benevolent enter-
prise of instnicting the children who are
not accommodated in the citv Public or
Government Schools, and probably fifteen
hundred children of both sexes are instruc-
ted by them and the Sisters of Charity at
their respective schools in the several dis-
tricts of the city. The compiler acknowl-
edges the courtesey of the Brothers located
at the comer of Croghan and Antoine sts,
who at his request, urbanely conducted
him through the halls, dormitories, kitch-
en and arbors, school rooms, &c.
The names of the order residing at the
comer of Antoine and Groghan are :
Lav Brothers, Jacob Le Jeune, William
Brockmeyer, John Hermann.
Of the order located at the corner of An-
toine and Lamed sts, the name of Brother
Joachim was supplied only.
Slaters of Oharlty.
These Sisters, like the Brothers, are en-
gaged in works of benevolence. They take
care of the sick at their Hospital, St Marys,
Clinton si — ^they teach an extensive Acad-
emy for young ladies on Jefferson avenue;
they teach a large school on Antoine near
Fort st ; they iSso teach a school in th^
Eighth Ward, as do also the Christian
Brothers ; and they have during the last
year founded an Hospital near Michigan
Avenue and Porter Road, where insanQ
patients are confided to their care.
St. Manr's HoapitaL
This Hospital, which is a private Insti*
tution, and one which, in the absence of a
public Hospital commensurate with th^
demands of so large a city as Detroit, has
rendered good service to many a vrretchecl
sufferer, is efficiently attended by the ci^
physicians, and receives an appropriatiou
from the<;ity 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 accommo*
dating about 200 patients.
Guilds of Sfttnt Peter aad Saint FaxiU
This is a Society of Catholics which
admits to its councils and 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.
OFFICERS, 1860.
Warden, Martin Halpin.
Secretary, John Walsh.
Treasurer, James Leddy.
Sacristan, Fras Leyden.
Chief Marshal, John Glass.
Assist Marshal, 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.
OFFIGBRS FOB 1860.
Warden, Edward Brennan.
Secretary,
Treasurer,
Place of Meeting, Guild Hall, Porter at.
near Trinity Church.
Slaters of ZTotra Dama.
This ia a Society or order of GathoUo
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Johnbtok's Detroit City Dibbctobx,
ladies attached to the German Academy of
St Mary's Church.
St. Vlnoent'a Orphan Asylnm.
Comer Randolph and Lamed sts., and in
the late residence of the Catholic Bis-
hop, between Lamed st. and Jefferson ave,
on Randolph si, where a large number,
ayeraging probably 800 children, are in-
structed and maintained by the benevolent
efforts of the Sisters of Charity.
Iiadiea of the Saored Hart.
An Academy taught b^ ladies of a Cath-
olic order of nuns beanng the foregoing
name, is situated on Jefferson avenue above
Antoine street
Detroit Toanff Ken's Oatholio Sooietj.
At the annual meeting of the Young
Men's Catholic Association,held April 16th,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year :
President, Edward Brennan.
- Vice President, John Monahan.
Recordihg Secretary, John Lanigan.
Corresponding Secretwy, C. J. O'Flynn.
Treasurer, Jas. F. Foxen.
Board of Directors, J. Calnon, James
O'Brien, David Lanigan, John Carroll J.
J. McFarlan, Edward Delaney, Edward
Malloy, Miles Doran.
At an annual meeting of the St. Eliza-
beth Society the following ladies were elec-
ted to govern it for the ensuing year ;
For Directress, Mrs. Mark McGraw.
Assistants, Miss Margaret £. Elliott and
Mrs. Charles Leatourneau.
Treasurer, Miss Mary Ann Ryan.
• Secretary, Miss Agnes Roche.
The Society, we are informed, is in a
healthy condition, and is not likely to de-
teriorate under the efficient management
of those estimable ladies.
Detroit Tonne lien's Christian Union,
President, Geo. S. Frost •
Secretary, Chas. H. Barrett
Treasurer, Wm. II. Crafts.
Executive Committee, Geo. B. Dickin-
son, E» C. Walker, W, W. Wheaton, Hen-
ry Warren, W. B. Smith, A. N. Rood, B.
F. Dexter, D. Cunningham, F. Lambie, N.
M. Pratt
Beftiff«e Home Society.
President, Rev. H. D. Kitchell, D. D.
Vice President, Rev. N. Colver, D. D.
Treasurer, H. Hallock. ' ,
Recording Secretary, F. Raymond.
Corresponding Secretary, Kev. 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
Gardner, Rev. Wm. Hogarth, D. D., S. M.
Holmes, S. Zug, Geo. DeBaptist, Rev. S.
Reed.
FIBE DEPABTMEHT.
Firemen^s Hall, dbmer Jefferson avenue
and Randolph street
There are 12 efficiently organized com-
panies, together with 2 Hook and Ladder
Companies.
The department forms a brigade of great
power, as well as local influence, and it
must necessarily continue to increase in
numbers as the population increases. The
force now numbers about 650 men. It is
governed in its internal relations by a salu-
tary disipline of its members. But the
demands upon the valuable time of the in-
dividuals who have generously devoted
themselves to the protection of public and
private property, is a matter of no small
consideration, and a laudable desire seems
to prevail to aid the Department by the
•introduction of steam engine power.
One fine Steam engine "Z/y/ayafte,"
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. Fairbanks.
Vice President, E. T. Sherlock.
Secretary, Geo. W. Osborn.
Treasurer, Mark Flanigan.
Collector, John Kendall.
Uniformed Offloen.
Chief Engineer, Wm. Holmes.
And Adyebtising Gazbttkeb.
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First Assist Engineer, Benj. Clark.
Second Assist do Jas. Battle.
Fire Marshal, H. A. Snow.
Board of Tmatees.
President, John D. Fairbanks.
Secretary, Geo. W. Osbom.
From Hook k 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
Croul.
Engine Co. No. 8, Peter Lee, Thomas B.
Hughes.
Engine Co. No. 4, Henry Starkey, Wm.
Duncan.
Engine Co. Nm. 5, John Keily, William
Hopkin.
Engine Co. No. 6, H. H. Wells, W. Y.
Rumnesy.
Engine Co. No. 7, Chas. Longtin, Robt.
Dillon.
Engine Co. No. 8, T. H. Hinchman, Benj.
Vemor.
Engine Co. No. 9, John Kendall, Wm.
Holmes.
Engine Co. No. 10, Jas. C. Stackpole, J.
Lawler.
Engine Co. No. 11, J. W. Kelsey, F. C.
St Aubin.
Engine Co. No. 12, Frank Haigh, Moses
Done.
Honorary Members, Robert K Roberts,
Stanley G. Wright
Board Tire of 'Wardens.
Chief Warden, Thos. P. Robinson.
Secretary, W. H. Baxter.
Trustees, T. Mclntyre, Geo. C. Codd.
Hook & Ladder No. 1, Wm. Davis, Da-
rid Dixon, Thos. Hurst
Hook <Sb Ladder No. 2, Chas. D. Allen,
H. Hancock, B. W. Hombeck.
Engine No. 1, Peter Roleau, George B.
Parsons, W. H. Baxter.
Engine No. 2, Jos. Godfrey, Wm. K.
Parcher, Kin S. Dygert
Engine No. 8, J. B. Butler, T. B Hugh-
es, Peter Lee.
Engine No. 4, Wm. Duncan, E. S. Led-
beatter, John McDu£
. Engine No. 5, Wm. Hopkin, George C.
Codd, T. P. Robinson.
Engine Na 6, A. Dudgen, Justus Inger-
soil, Wm. Lyster.
Engine No. 7, J. L. Wolverton, Robert
Reaume, Chas. Longton.
Engine No. 8, Geo. Bates, Henry Morti-
mer, J. F. Cooper.
Engine No. 9, Thos Mclntyre, A. Plum,
Wm. Haspin.
Engine No. 10, Cornelius Danahey, D.
Donavan, Patrick Barrey.
Engine Mo. 11, D. F. Sleeper, Jas. Camp,
Baldwin Butler.
Engine No. 12, Wm. S. Bond, Frank
Haigh, Englehart Maltz.
^Iiafayette Steam Bncina Co.
Foreman, Jas. Henry.
Engineer, Andrew Lanigan.
Driver, Wm. Wolf.
2d Driver John Scott
Fireman, John Marker.
Pipemen, H. M. Gascoigne, John Mc-
Duff; John M. Keavey, Stephen P. Pratt,
J. H. Graham.
The members of this company are paid
adequate salaries, except the foreman, who
ought to be paid 1250 per annum. •
The Lafayette is located at Engine
House No. 4, Wayne st
Rescue Hook & Ladder No. 1— Foreman,
J. F. McMillan ; Secretary and Treas., W,
H. Baxter.
Location, comer Lamed and Cass sts. —
Truck built by Pine & Hartshorn, N. Y.
Pioneer Hook k Ladder No. 2— Foreman,
Geo. W. Pattison; Secretary, J. Gurley
Abbot
Location, Bates near Lamed st Truck
built long time ago.
Protection [Engine 1— Foreman. George
Edens ; Secretary, Samuel G. Cask^.
Location, Bates corner Lamed. Engine
SmithN. Y.,8X 8.
Eagle 2 — This Company recently dis<
banded.
Wolverine 3 — Foreman, John Pulford;
Secretary, John Solders.
Location Lamed st between Bates and
Woodward avenue. Engine, Smith, 8X8.
Lafayette 4— -Foreman, H. Starkey.
Secretary, W. H. Foster.
Location, Wayne comer Lamed.
Engine, Smith, 8X8.
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Johkbton's Dktroit City DntBcroBY,
Pboeuiz 5 -Foreman, Robt Hopkin.
Secretary, Thos. F. Hughes.
Location Clifford fronting Rowland.
Engine, Rodgers, Albany, 8X8.
Neptune 6 — Foreman, Geo. H. Shearer.
Secretary, Jas. Hough.
Location, Lamed comer St Antoine.
Engine Button, Waterford, 6^ X 12 X-
Union 7 — ^Foreman, Richard Dillon.
Secretary,
Location, Lamed comer Riopelle.
Engine, Smith, 8X8.
Continental 8 — ^Foreman^ !Fheodore H.
Binchman.
Secretary, Geo. L. Maltz.
Location, Third bet La&yette and How-
ard.
Engine, Jeffers & Co. Pawtk, R. L 10
Xl2.
Detroit 9 — Foreman, John Kendall
Secretary, Thos. Mclntyre.
Location, Gratiot st comer St Antoine.
Engine, Smith, S)4 X 10.
^Operatire 10-Foreman, Dan*l Shannahan.
Secretary, Jas Barry.
Location, Orchard bet Fifth uid Sixth.
Engine, Smith, 10 X 10.
Spouter, 11 — Foreman, John H. Adams.
Secretary, S. Dunstall.
Location, comer Lamed & St Aubin.
Engine, Smith 8X9.
Woodwridge 12 — Foreman, V. Specht
Secretary, Samuel A. Palmer.
Location, Fort st below R. R. bridge.
Engine, Jeffers & Co., R. L 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. K. Muir, General Superinten-
dent of the Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad,
is about organizing a Steam Fire Company
to be completely equipped at the Railway
Company's expense.
Paid watchmen are stationed in several
of the belfries of the city, that an immedi-
ate alarm of fire may be made, and the
thorough vigilance of the Department de-
serves corresponding appreciation from the
numerous Insurance Companies deriving
revenue ftt)m our populous city.
Certainly the moral discipline, as well
as the effective operative conduct of the
Detroit Fire Department is deserving of
praise, creditable alike to its members, as
well as the fair name and fame of the dty
of Detroit
MnJTABT.
The numerous Regiments of the Michi-
gan State Militia requires the publication
of an occasional army list The State ex-
ecutive has proven itself a sorry patron of
all such enterprises.
We here print the names of the staff of
First Regiment, with the officers of the sev-
eral Volunteer organized companies resi-
dent in Detroit
Fimt BeffimentM. M.
Colonel, Wm. D. Wilkins.
Lieut Col., Henry L. Chipman.
Major, Fred Ruhele.
Adjutant Wm. W. Duffleld.
•Quarter Master, Jas. C. Parsons.
Sergeant Major, Jas. C. Ladue.
Mlohlcan HaBsan*
[Organized July 15, 1858 ; 40 men and
horses. Armory ]
OFFICERS.
Captain, Angelo Paldi.
First Lieut, Louis Koster.
Second Lieut, Chas. Myera
Cornet, B. Mauch.
Troop - Sergeant Major,
Farrier,
Uniform, sky blue, silver cord, white
turnbacks. Captain Paldi is a Sardinian
by birth, educated at Turin, and an exper-
ienced officer.
First Battalion Frontier Gnarda.
STAFF OFFICERS.
Major, Frederick Ruhele.
Adjutant, L. Heidt
Quarter Master, W. Gumbrecht
Drum Major, John Crongeyer.
Secretary, W. Qumbrecht
And Aj>YZB!nsisa Qajsettesr,
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Treasurer, P. Kremer.
Court Martial, Lieut L. Heidt.
Sergeant, J. V. Ruehle, Jr.
2d Sergeant, C. Speck, and F Becker, of
Oompany "A;" and Lieut. C. Hubert, Cor-
poral R. Buhler, C. Niedermuller. and H.
Dapkin, of Company " B. "
Finance Committee, Capt L. Dillman, J.
B. Franz, and G. Loehlein.
Committee on Uniforms, C. Speck.
Armorer, Chas. Schaub.
Oompany A.—Idsht Infantry Oompany.
OFFICEBS.
Captain, Franck Kremer.
First Lieut, Ludwig Heidt
Second Lieut,, John B. Franz.
Third Lieut,, H. Kieler.
Orderly Sergeant, J. V. Ruehle, Jr.
Second Sergeant, G. Loehlein.
Third Sergeant, Ph. Berg.
Fourth Sergeant, Jos. Grones.
Color Sergeant, C. A. Eberhard.
First Corporal, A. Gumbrecht
Second Corporal, G. Pfeffer.
Third Corporal, B. Emmendorfer.
Fourth Corporal, Xl Schlicker.
Secretary, G. Kast
Company B.— Artillery Company*
Captain Louis Dillman.
First Lieut, Christian Hubert
Second Lieut, Fred. F. Beacker.
Orderly Sergeant, A. Goebel.
Second Sergeant H. Lauth.
First Corporal, Ph. Ruehler.
Second Corporal, W. Wolf.
Secretary, Chr. Niedermuller.
Detroit Light Gnard.
Organized November, 1855, numbering
about 80 members. Armory, Field Block,
Woodbridge, W.
OFFICERS.
Captain, Henry L. Chipman.
First Lieutenant, John Robertson.
Second Lieutenant, Horace S. Roberts.
First Sergeant, Chas. M. Lum.
Second Sergeant, Joseph A. Eagle.
Third Sergeant E. R. Mathews.
Fourth Sergeant, C. H. Southwick.
Color Sergeant, Oliver Goldsmith.
First Corporal, Throop.
Second Corporal, Hull.
Third Corporal, Grummond.
Fourth Corporal, Louis Hartmeyer.
Armorer,
Band Master,
We observed with admiration the drill
of this " Crack " Company recently. Ab
a volunteer citizen soldiery the mer^ uni-
form, discipline, and every circumstance,
embraced within the Company, arrange-
ments are superior and admirable. The
Company was elite when it first organized,
it cannot now anywhere be excelled ; and
the fine and richly appointed Band of the
Company is also highljr creditable. The
members of the Company, collectively and
individually, are popular citizens of social
position and influence.
It is respectfully suggested that the
sword worn by the band is too long — a
curved sabre, — the point not descending
much, if anything, below the knee — ^with
fancy ivory hilt and silver-plated scabbard
mounting, would add much additional lus-
tre of appearance.
The Drum Major, we think, would look
better in the uniform of the band, except
the chapeau.
Bhielda Oaards.
We have not been informed whether
this Company is senior in its date of or-
ganization to some other companies. The
Yagers were organized in the same year
1853. We give the Shields precedence,
therefore, by alphabetical arrangement
This Company is volunteer, and inde-
pendent of the State, except in their rela-
tions to State authority as individual citi-
zens. tJniform, arms, and appointments
are the present property of the members
of the Company, wliich is creditably of-
ficered and disciplined.
Armory, No. 133 Michigan avenue. West,
where the guards have a capacious drill
Captain, Edward Mulloy.
First Lieutenant, James W. Purcell.
Second Lieutenant, P. Casserly.
Third Lieutenant John Lanigan.
Ensign, Thomas Finn.
Color Sergeant,
Second Sergeant, M. Buckley.
Third Sergeant, P. Dollard.
Fourth Sergeant, W. Dooley.
First Corporal, James Cosgrove.
Second Corporal, M. Horan.
Third Corporal, P. Carr.
Fourth Corporal, C. Hogan.
Fifth Corporal, J. Hagerty.
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Johnston's Detroit City Dikectort,
Armorer Corporal, James Gosgrove.
119* Thifl Company has jast dislMiaded.
Detroit Takers.
Armory, Gratiot road, near tollgate.
The Company numbers 60 men, and was
organized June, 1853. This is an Americo-
"German Company. Uniform rifle green,
Koman helmet, rifle and dagger.
The men are athletic, and formidable.
OFFICERS.
Captain, A. Lingeman.
First Lieutenant Paul Giefs.
Second Lieutenant, Peter Huffnagle.
Third Lieutenant, John Hensterbeck.
Color Sergeant, Frank Betz.
Second Sergeant, John Kauter.
Third Sergeant, Anthony Betz.
Armorer, Caspar Lingeman.
Detroit Iii^ht Infantry*
Re-organized March, 1860.
Armory, Woodward avenue, above State
street
This is a company of young men, in
minority, armed with musketoons, and the
members are highly expert at the evolu-
tions, and in the manual and platoon. The
uniform is becoming. The moral as well
as official training of the young men is
praiseworthy. The Captain is a son of
Major Maclin of the United States Army.
These lads are not wholly absorbed with
the questionable sentiment of Military
Olory I but are found engaged in the more
utilitarian pursuits of life.
OFFICEBB.
Captain, W. J. Nesbitt.
First Lieutenant, J. Hull.
Second Lieutenant, E. Boulter.
Third Lieutenant, P. J. Baier.
First Sergeant, G. Wilcoxson.
Second Sergeant, J. P. C. Crawford.
Third Sergeant, R. Duryea.
Fourth Sergeant, G. Wood. z'
First Corporal, J. Torrans.
Second Corporal, G. B. Wright
Third Corporal, G. S. Williams.
Fourth Corporal, W. T. Smith.
Quartermaster, J. J. Duryea.
President, J. J. Duryea.
Vice President, T. E. Devany.
Secretary, R. Duryea.
Treasurer, J. Hull.
The XSmmet BlllM,
(JaTenlle.)
Armory, 13S Michigan avenue. West
[No report of officers* names received.]
Jaokaon Ooardt.
Armory, 183 Michigan avenue, West
Arms minnie rifles.
Captain, Mark M. Graw.
First Lieutenant, J. W. Purcell.
Second Lieutenant, Lawrence Verdon.
Third Lieutenant, P. G. Dollard.
Ensign, Thos. Finn.
S:
EAIL WATS.
Miohifiran Central BaU Bead.
This old Western Line, which, since its
completion to Chicago in 1852, has done
excellent service, not only to the State of
Michigan, but to jthe Western country gen-
erally as an avenue of travel, under the
efficient and admirable management of its
Superintendent, and the thoioughly sys-
tematized action of its officers and opera-
tives, has ever maintained the reputation
of a very superior railway, while it is
noticeable of the line that the managers
have been liberally appreciative of the
comforts and convenience of the traveling
community, and the interests of commerce,
it is gratifying to note that the annual re-
port exhibits an increase of receipts, cor-
responding with the increase of population,
production, and consumption.
Several cities and villages of magnitude
have grown into commercial and manufac-
turing importance along its line. Among
them we notice Ypsilanti; Ann Arbor (the
site of the State University); Dexter;
Jackson (the site of the State Prison) ;
Albion (the site of the State Wesleyan
Seminary); Marshall; Battle Creek; Ka-
lamazoo (the site of the State Lunatic Asy-
lum, and the State Baptist College) ; Paw
Paw; Decatur; Dowagiac; Niles; Mich-
igan City (in Indiana); and Chicago in
Illinois, together with a large number of
thriving villages of minor, but by no
means of insignificant importance, as re-
gards population and commerce. It is the
great common carrier to market of the
products of one of the most fertile agri-
cultural regions on the continent The
distance to Chicago, in Illinois, by the
And Adybbtising Gazstteeb.
49
Michigan Central Rail Road is 284 miles,
through a picturesque and diversified coun-
try.
It is an historical fact, which may be
noted as a matter of Directory record, that
on the 2l8t day of September, 1860, the
Prince of Wales (the heir apparent to the
British Monarchy) with his suite, including
the Duke of Newcastle, the Marquis of
Normanby, Earl St Germains, General
Bruce, and several other distinguished
British officials, passed over this pleasantly
graded, and elegantly appointed line to
Chicago, in the State of Illinois, having
expressed unqualified encomiums on the
superior grade, precaution and general po-
lice of the Michigan Central. Upon which
occasion as a token of his appreciation of
the attentions of Mr. Rice, the Prince
presented that gentleman with a diamond
pin of exquisite workmanship, upon which
is inwrought the heraldic crest and motto
of the Prince, who, we are informed, stated
unreservedly his opinion that no English
railway line existing could rival in its gen-
eral details this model road.
The Directors chosen June 25th, 1860, are :
John W. Brooks, Boston,
Nathaniel Thayer, Boston.
B. B. Forbes, Boston.
H. H. Hunnewell, Boston.
Elon Famsworth, Detroit
Erastus Coming, Albany.
D. D. Williamson, New York.
Edward Minturn, New York.
J. M. Forbes, Boston.
OFFICERS.
President, John W. Brooks.
Vice President, H. H. Hunnewell.
Treasurer, Isaac Livermore.
Superintendent, R. N. Rice.
Auditor, William Boott
Clerk, William B. I. Fowle, jun.
Assistant Superintendent, 0. H. Hurd.
Local Treasurer, O. Macy.
Local Auditor, J. Newell.
Cashier, G. W. Gilbert
General Ticket Agent, Thos. Frazer.
Chief Engineer, J. M. Berrien.
Master Mechanic, A. S. Sweet, jun.
Master Car Repairs, J. Q. Sutherland.
Road Master, E. Division, Marshall, 0.
H. Whites.
Road Master, W. Division, Niles, S. R.
Johnson.
General Freight Agent, Chicago, H. E.
Sargent
Assistant Superintendent, Joliet Divi-
sion, C. Knowlton.
Great Western Bailway.
This road is laid through Canada West;
terminus at Windsor, opposite Detroit
Length of main line through Canada, via
Chatham, London, Paris, Dundas, Hamil-
ton, Niagara, 229 miles, with branch to
Guelph, 28 miles, and one to Toronto from
Hamilton of 38 miles, and from Komoka
to Sarnia 51 miles.
Ferry boat Union to and from Michigan
Central R. R. Depot, foot of Third street,
and ferry boats Windsor and Ottawa, to
and from Detroit and Milwaukee R. R.
Depot Also, ferry boats from foot of
Woodward avenue.
This line, in connection with the Michi-
gan Central, Michigan Southern and De-
troit and Milwaukee Railroads, transports
to and from the East and the States of U-
linois, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, &c., the
vast interchanging traffic, .merchandise,
produce and stock, to their respective mar-
kets. The G. W. Railway has opened a
continious railway communication between
the remote West and the Atlantic cities,
and is inestimably appreciated by the pub-
lic for the winter facilities of travel, which,
until the completion of this line, in Janua-
ry, 1854, were not existing.
The Great Western extends its passen-
ger and transportation connections, by the
Grand Trunk Railway and by the several
magnificent lines of steamers which navi-
gate Lake Ontario and the St Lawrence to
all the cities of Lower Canada, and to the
Atlantic Seaboard, both in Canada and the
United States, and by the New York Cen-
tral, Hudson River, Boston, Worcester
and Western Railroads^ and by the New
York and Erie Rail Road to New York,
Boston, &c., the Great Western Railway
connecting with all the diverging railway
lines through Michigan, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, New York, Massachusetts and Maine.
To and from St Louis, New Orleans, and
United States territories west of the Mia*
sissippi, this is a direct route from the
New England States and the Canadas. The
Company's stations at Sarnia and Hamil-
ton, now provided With extensive grain
elevators, renders that line the most eligible
route for the transport of all kinds of grain
from the great West to the seaboard.
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Johnston's Detroit Cmr Dibbcttobt,
OFFIOBBS FOB 1860.
Managing Director, 0. J. Brydges.
Financial Director, Thomas Reynolds.
Secretary, W. 0. Stephens.
Assistant Superintendents, E. S. G. Col-
poys (at Hamilton), and James Peacock (at
London).
DIRBCTOBB.
In England, Robert Gill, President, Thos.
Cullen, Alexander Hoyes and F. S. Head.
In Canada, John Young, Vice President,
C. J. Brydges, m. d., Thomas Reynolds,
p. D., Richard Juson, Henry C. R Becher,
F. W. Gates and William Dickson.
Head Offices at Hamilton, 0. W.
The ticket office of the Great Western
Railway is in Michigan Central R R De-
pot, foot of Third street, Detroit
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad.
This grand North western Line, which
is substantially and efficiently appointed,
connects the several New England, Middle
and Western States with the new State of
Minnesota, and by its extension from Pon-
tiac to Grand Haven, has opened up to mar-
ket several very fertile counties in Michi-
gan. Passengers and freight by this line
are conveyed across Lake Michigan by a
line of superb steamboats, built expressly
for the route. By the liberal enterprise of
this Company the more remote regions of
the West are brought into almost 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-
tinuity of Ocean Steam travel with the
several countries of Europe. Several
branches from this great line must even-
tually be built, in time, leading into the
rich agricultural counties through which
it runs in its direct course to its western
terminus at Grand Haven. This line may
properly be regarded as a continuation of
the Great Western (Canada) Railway.
Verily these Railway Companies are
great benefactors to mankind.
Including the more distantpoints in Min-
nesota to which Railway accommodation
extends, and adding together the distances
of the several lines by this route to the
seaboard, we find the distance to be 1200
miles.
The Depot and offices of the Detroit &
Milwaukee 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. 0. Trowbridge.
Gen. Supt, W. K. Muir.
Gca Freight Agent, Jas. A Armstrong.
Master Mechanic, Benj. Briscoe.
Grand Trunk Bailway of Oanada.
The following precU of the organiza-
tion and condition of this line will be per-
used in Detroit and throughout the State
of Michigan generally, by the thousands
of business men who are in constant re-
ference to the Detroit Directory and Ad-
vertising Gazetteer of Michigan. This
magnificent line of Railway has its present
termini at Detroit in the State of Michigan,
in the West, and at Portland, in the State
of Maine, on the shores of the Atlantic, in
the East, and extends over eleven hundred
miles, through regions unexcelled for pro-
ductiveness and fertility of soil, general
salubrity,and agreeable variery of climate :
Ghrand Trunk Bailway.
One of the most important events to De-
troit, and the entire west that has transpir-
ed for many years is the completion of this
great thoroughfare. The link from Port
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 passen-
ger traffic. Being ef uniform gauge, no
change of cars will be necessary from Sar-
nia to Portland ; and being also under the
management of one corporation, it affords
better facilities for the protection of pas-
sengers, and the preservation of their bag-
gage than where they are required to pass
over lines under the control of different,
and perhaps conflicting corporations.
The harbor of Portland is one of the
finest and most eligible in the world, and
Our immediate connection with a point of
such importance is of itself a matter de-
serving particular mention. Portland dis-
trict, as appears by the official statement
of the tonnage of the United States, made
in June, 1859, then owned 116,098 tons of
shipping, being the ninth port in the Un-
And Abysbtisikg Gazbiteeb.
51
ion in point of tonnage. She is rery large-
ly interested in the W est India trade, her
annual imports of molasses exceeding tiioee
of any port in the United States, she of-
fe^ therefore, to the Western States, pe-
culiar facilities for procuring at a cheap
rate the products of the West Indies. The
harhoris without any bar, and so easy of
access that no pilots are required, and
strangers, with the directions giren in the
American Coast Pilot, hare brought their
ships into it with Sfdety. There are no
port charges, harbor dues, or light-house
fees, excepting the official custom house
fees.
The Grand Trunk Railway is likely to
become the avenue through which an im-
mense tide of immigration will pour into
Michigan. It will l^ a favorite route for
immigrants.
This is therefore a matter likely to be of
vast importance to our State, with a large
share of her territory as yet an unbroken
wild, offering tempting inducements to the
hardy settler.
The completion of this stupendous bond
of connection between the Eastern 'and
Western States, Canada and Europe, will
render markets available which were be-
fore difficult of access, and enable far dis-
tant countries to exchange their products
at all seasons. The Grand Trunk may be
called the first section of the Pacific Rail-
road, as it already communicates with the
Mississippi through Michigan, Illinois and
Wisconsin Railroads, and we expect to see
the line completed from the Mississippi to
California. It is not easy to form an esti-
mate of the amount of traffic and inter-
course that the 1,150 miles of Grand Trunk
Railway will bring to Michigan and the
neighboring States. A junction has been
already formed with that model of western
lines, the Michigan Central, by which
frieght and passengers reach Chicago and
the numerous lines which diverge from that
great commercial city. It is probable that
another junction will be made with the De-
troit and Milwaukee Railway by means of
a branch from Port Huron to Owosso. In
this case, there will be a direct line across
Michigan, connecting with the Milwaukee
Railroads by the ferry across the lake, and
penetrating Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska,
and Oregon, by lines which have not yet
been traced on the Railway Maps of the
United States.
The officers of the main line are as fol-
lows:
President, Hon. John Ross.
Managing Director, T. K Blackweli
General Manager, Walter Shanly.
Secrela^, J. Elliott
Supt Western Division, 0. R. Christie^
Officers of the Detroit and Port Huron
branch:
President^ T. E. Blackweli.
• Secretary and Treasurer, J. J. Stevenson.
General Manager, Walter Shanly.
Superintendent, 0. R. Christie.
Cashier and Agent for G. T. R., J. D.
Hayes.
Grand Bapida and Indiana Bailroad.
This line has its termini at Fort Wayne,
Indiana, and at the Straits of Machinac,
in Michigdn. 20 miles of the line will
shortly be completed from Grand Rapids in
the direction of Machinac, and the entire
line will be prosecuted with vigor.
Michigan Bouthern & Northern Indiana.
OFFICERS OF THE BOABD.
President, Geo. Bliss, Springfield, Mass.
Superintendent, John D. Campbell, To-
ledo, Ohio.
Secretary, Geo. H. Ford, New York.
Treasurer, Wm. Walcott, "
Assistant Treasurer, Geo. H. Ford.
Cashier, W. Savage, Toledo.
Directors, Geo. Bliss, William Walcott,
Edwin C. Litchfield, J. H. Ransom, Hiram
Sibley, John S. Prouty, E. Morrison, R.
S. Burrows, C. N. Potter, John C. Wright,
N. Beardsley, Wm. B. Wells, and R. Gard-
ner.
This line of railway, which runs through-
out its whole extent in Michigan, over a
highly improved and very fertile border of
the State, is 243 miles in length from To-
ledo to Chicago.
Its branch to Monroe from Adrian is 88
miles.
Its branch to Jackson from Adrian is 47
miles.
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Johnston's Detboit Citt Dibbctobt,
Its branch to Three Rivers, via White
Piegon, is 13 miles.
Its Air Line Division from Toledo to
Elkhart, is 133 miles.
Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Division, 65
miles.
Making a total pf five hundred and
thirty-nine miles.
It is connected with Detroit by the
branch called the Detroit, Monroe and
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. & T. line is managed in Detroit
by Mr. Lbhuel P. Knight.
The compiler had expected a revision of
the list of Directors and officers of the M.
S. & N. I. R. R, and the usual orders for
an advertisement, but up to going to press,
the expected communication has not been
received. (See Appendix.)
Street Railways in Detroit.
Railways are to be laid in four of the
Principal avenues of the city forthwith. —
*he indomitable energy of Captain E. B.
Ward, R. N. Rice, General Superintendent
of the Michigan Central Railroad, and oth-
er public spirited citizens is engaged in
the movement, and affords ample assurance
that the charter to build will be no dead
letter in such hands. These lines are to
run through Jefferson, Woodward, and
Michigan avenues, and Fort street
Stage Coaches 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 pr6prietors. The public
no doubt would value detailed advertise-
ments as to time and place as worthy to be
appreciated. The Directory supplies in-
formation as much as possible without pay.
Steam Ferry Boats.
7hs Union, plys between Detroit and
Windsor, Canada, leaving the dock at foot
of Third street
The Windsor leaves the 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 Dock, Windsor.
Mariners* AMooiation.l
OFFICBS8 FOB THE TBAB 1860.
President, Capt Seymour C. Keeler.
1st Vice Pres., Capt Hugh McGraw.
2d Vice Pres., Capt G. Wilcox.
Treasurer, Capt Thos. Neal.
Secretary, Capt J. W. HalL
Meets Merchants* Exchange.
Detroit Steamboats Gtonerally.
Several lines of steamers connect from
Detroit with the Upper Penensula, as well
as with Toledo, Maiden, Amherstburgh,
Chatham, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, and the
Merchant Marine of Detroit crosses the At-
lantic with freights for English and other
trans-atlantic ports. But as this depart-
ment embraces such a large number of
vessels, and as no information here set
down could nearly compensate the neglect
of personal inquiry of Capt Hall, office near
foot of Cass street, we prefer to introduce
the maritime inquirer to the Admiral of
the Port, except where lines are advertised
in the Directory, as in the case of Johh
HuTCHiNGs & CoMPANT, Dock wost of Gris*
wold street
Steamboat Moines ofl^etrait.
We present, for convenient reference, a
directory of our various steamboat lines,
including names of officers and agents, so
far as they have been made known.
The boats as a general thing present a
fine appearance, reflecting great credit
upon the proprietors. Probably more mo-
ney has been expended for painting and
repairs than in any previous season. For
this service, the Publisher modestly asks
that each captain, mate, engineer and deck-
hand purchase a copy of the Directory, to
beguile leisure hours.
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND,
Ocean, Capt R G. Evans. Wm. McKay,
Ist mate ; Hugh McLaughlin, 2d do. ; D.
Carter, clerk; John Greenslade, steward ;
Wm. Watson, 1st Engineer ; Cury,
2d do. Leaves Detroit Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings, at 8 o^ clock, from
Central R. R. dock.
And] ADYXBnsma Gazetiteeb.
53
May Que&n^ Capt E. Viger. Wm. Keith,
mate; James Moreton, clerk ; Gagnier,
steward; Joseph Cook, 1st engineer;
James Reed, 2d do. Leaves Monday, Wed-
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.
Forest Queerij Capt. John Robertson*
Finis Kenyon, mate ; David Walker, clerk ;
Hamilton Johnson, engineer ; Eugene Van
Slyke, steward. Leaves Detroit every
Tuesday and Friday at 10 o'clock A. M.
Agents, John Hutchings k Co., Detroit ; J.
W. Thompon, Port Huron ; J. B. Hart, Bay
City ; Curtis & Bliss, East Saginaw ; D. H.
Jerome, Saginaw City.
Columbia, Capt. Darius Cole. Eugene
Arnold, mate; W. L. Kellogg, clerk;
Charles T. Barron, engineer. Leaves De-
troit every tfBfonday at 2 o'clock P. M.,
touching at all intermediate ports on the
lake shore. Agents — Trowbridge, Chip-
man & Rood, Detroit; J. B. Hart, Bay
City ; Curtiss & Bliss, East Saginaw ; Wdl
Binder, Saginaw City.
J, E. Magle, Captain G. H. CottrelL
Wm. Stine, mate; C. Perry, clerk; Thos.
Craig, engineer. Leaves Detroit every
Thursday for the Saginaws and neighbor-
ing ports. Agent — S. P. Brady & Co.,
Detroit.
DETROIT AND PORT HURON.
Forester^ Capt. John P. Ward. Archi-
bald Gillies, mate ; Wm. Perry, engineer ;
Walter Gould, stewart.
Eubyy Capt C. F. Moore. James Wy-
man, mate ; John Strachan, clerk ; James
Crockett, 1st engineer; Garret Falkett,
2d do. ; D. Miller, steward.
The Forester And JRuhy form a daily line.
Agents — John Hutchings, Detroit; J.
Hutchings & Co., Port Huron. The former
boat extends her trips to Forestville.
Agent at that place, Isaac Green ; Lexing-
ton. J. L. Woods ; Bark Shanty, H. Old-
field ; Forester, Imlay, Smith, Kelly & Co.
On Saturdays, the Forester goes to Port
Austin.
Dart, Capt. Selah Dustin. Francis Gore,
mate ; W. 0. Ashley, Clerk ; Robert Dick-
erson, Stewart; Solomon Presley, Engi-
neer. Leaves for Port Huron every Tues-
day, Thm*8day and Saturdays at 2 P. M.
Agents, S. P. Brady & Co.. Detroit; E. D.
Kitton & Co., St. Clair; MoU & Hibbard,
Port Huron.
Stockman^ Capt. John James. Wm. Col-
lins, mate ; Willard Carpenter, enginneer;
Geo. Adams, Steward* Leaves for Port
Huron, Ac, every Tuesday and Friday
evening. Agent at Detroit, B. G. Stimson.
DETROIT AND MALDEN,
Fearl, Capt. John A. Sloan ; David
Burke, mate; John Henderson, clerk; J.
E. Smith, engineer. Leaves every day. —
Black & Toung, agents.
DETROIT, DRESDEN AND WALLACEBURG.
The steamer WUtruy, Capt J. P. Hodg-
es.
DETROIT AND CHATHAM.
Swan, Capt. Smith Mathews. George
McDonald, mate : leaves Detroit Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 8>^ A. M. —
Agents, Black & Young, Detroit ; C. Har-
born, Chatham.
DETROIT, BUFFALO AIO) GBEKN BAT.
The Michigan, Captain Albert Stewart,
will run regularly between Green Bay,
Mackinac, Detroit and Buffalo. Robt Bain,
mate; Thos. Gillett, clerk; Ed. McGlen-
non, engineer; John Small, Steward.
' Agents, 0. Newberry & Co., Detroit;
Tole & Rice, Mackinac ; Newberry & Co.,
Green Bay.
DETBOIT AUD TOLEDO.
The ATbioh, Captain Daniel Miesel, leav-
ing Newberry's dock every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday morning. A. God-
dard agent at Toledo.
DETBOIT AND SA2n)USKY.
Bay City, Capt. A. Edwards; Wm. Da-
vis, mate; Myers, clerk; Phineas
Saunders, engineer. Leaves daily. J. W.
Barnum & Co., agents.
DETBOIT AND NEW BALTIMORE.
Ariel, Capt L. Haskins ; H. G. Blanch-
ard, clerk ; Henry Lowell, engineer. Leaves
here at 2 P. M., every day. Agents, Trow-
bridge, Chipman & Rood, Detroit ; T. M.
Wilson, New Baltimore.
DETROIT AND GIBBALTAB.
Olit^e Branch, Capt. John N. Stewart ;
Christian Drinkhoup, engineer. Leaves
daily.
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JomrsToir's Detboit Crrr DniBcrroBT,
0morr and lakb supbbiob.
THinoU, Capt John Frazier; Edward
Gray, clerk; A. LeFlear, engineer;
Coney, stewerd.
Mineral Bock^ Capt Redmond S. Ry-
der.
Oen. Taylor, Capt J. G. Parker.
Marquette, Capt Geo. H. Ryder; first
mate, Phineas T. Clark; 2d do., Stowell
AndrewB ; engineer, C. £. Blanchard.
Sea Bird, Capt C. C. Blodgett
Arctic, Capt F. S. Miller.
Montgomery, Capt Jas. Nicholson.
DBTROrr STREET SIBECTOBT.
Abhott, from Woodbridge farm to Mich-
igan avenue.
Adams Ayenue, from Grand Rirer to An-
toine.
Ann, from Crawford to Seventh.
Antoine, from River to Elizabeth.
Arch
Ash, from Grand River to Thompson.
Aiwater, from Gillett's Wharf to Ham-
tramck.
Awrel, from Grand River to Thomspon.
Baker, from 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 farm
Bellair
Benton
Berthelet alley, from Randolph to Frank-
lin.
Bowerman, from Michigan ave to Thomp-
son.
Brigham, from Crawford to Grand River.
BroDson
Brush, from 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.
Catharine, from Gratiot to Hamtramck.
Cedar
Charles, from Crawford to Grand River.
Cherry, west from Seventh to Jones' farm.
Cherry, east from Riopelle fkrm to Dequin-
dre.
Chestnut, west from Seventh to Porter.
Che6tnut,east from Gratiot to Hamtramck.
OUy
Clifford, from Sproat to Woodward ave.
Clinton, from Gratiot to Hamtramck.
Columbia, from east line of Cass farm to
Gratiot
Congress, from Fifth to Hamtramck.
Crawford, from Grand River to Holden
Road.
Croghan, from Randolph to Hamtramck.
Cutler, 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 Ghrand River.
Elizabeth, from Grand River to L. Beaubi-
en farm.
Elm, west from Grand River to Thompson.
Elm, east
Fanner, from John R. to Randolph.
Farrar, from John R to Randolph.
Fifth, from Woodbridge to Grand River.
First, from River to Grand River.
Fort, west from western limit to Campus
Martius.
Fort, east, from Randolph to eastern limit
Fourth, from Woodbridge to Grand River.
Franklin, from Berthelet Alley to Ham-
tramck.
Fremont
Front, from Second to Third.
Fulton, from Crawford to Grand River.
Garden, from River to Michigan ave.
George, from east line Cass farm to Wood-
wrad ave.
Gold
Grand River, from westsm limit to Ran-
dolph.
Grange,
Gratiot, from State to Hamtramck.
Griswold, from River to Clifford.
Grove, west from Michigan av& to Thomp-
son.
Grove, east
Guoin, bet Rivard and Hamtramck.
Harriett, from Randolph to Antoine.
Harrison avenue, from Michigan avenue to
Grand River.
Hastings, from River to Gratiot
Henry, from Woodward ave to upper line
of Cass farm.
High, from Woodward ave to Hamtramck.
Howard, from Cass to western limit
Illinois
Indiana,
Irving, from Crawford^to Grand River.
James
Akd ADYBBTtsiNa Gazetteeb.
55
Jay, from Gratiot to Hamtramck.
Jefferson Avenue, from Second to Ham-
tramck.
John R, from Woodward ayenue to Char-
lotte.
Joseph.
JuKus Alley, trom Fourth to Griswold.
Kentucky.
Labrofise, from Michigan ayenue to Thomp-
son.
Lafayette, from western limit to Ham-
tramck.
Lamed, from Fifth to Hamtramck.
Leland
Leverett,' from Michigan ayenue to Thomp-
son.
Liberty,
Lysander, from Crawford to Grand River.
Macomb Avenue, from Cass to Grand Cir-
cus.
Macomb, from Randolph to Hamtramck.
Madison avenue, from Randolph to Grand
Circus.
Maple, east from Gratiot to Hamtramck.
Maple, W
Marcy •
Maria, from Crawford to Grand River.
Maryland
McDugal,
McLean, from Crowford to Grand River.
Miller,
Miami avenue, from Randolph to Grand
Circus.
Michigan avenue,from Randolph to Thomp.
son.
Monroe avenue, from Public Square to Ran-
dolph.
Montcalm, from east line of Cass farm to
Woodward avenue.
Myrtle, from Grand River to western limit.
MuUett, from the old Protestant Cemetery
to Hamtramck.
Napoleon,
National Avenue, from Michigan Ave. to
Grand River.
North, from Riopelle farm to Dequindre.
Oak, from Mich, ave to Grand River.
Ohio,
Osceola,
Ontario, —
Orchard, from Seventh to Grand River.
Orleans, from River to northern limit
Palmer, from Cass to Grand River.
Park, from Grand River to Sproat
Park Place, from Mich. ave. to Clifford.
Pierpont,
Pierce, from Riopelle to upper line of Rio-
pelle fiurm.
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 Gratiot
Rivard, from River to north line of dty
boundary.
Rosalie,
Rowland, from Michigan Avenue to Grand
River.
Russell, from River to north line of city
boundary.
Scott, from Riopelle to upper line of Rio-
pelle &rm.
Second, from River to Grand River.
Seventh, from Woodbridge to north limit
Seward,
Shelby, from River to Michigan avenue.
Sibley, from Woodward Avenue to upper
line of Cass iann.
Silver,
Sixth, from Woodbridge to Grand River.
South, from Grand River to Buena Vista.
Sproat, from Woodward avenue to upper
line of Cass farm.
Spruce, from Seventh to Fifth.
State, from Park Place to Gratiot
St. Aubin Avenue, from River to Gratiot
St Lawrence,
Superior, ■
Sycamore, from Grand River to west limit
Theresa alley, from River to Berthelet alley.
Third, from River to north line of citv.
Thompson, from River to northern limits.
Trumbull Avenue, from River to north line
of city.
Tuscola,
Union,
Walnut, from Grand River to Thompson.
Washington Avenue, from Michigan Ave.
to Grand Circus.
Waterloo, from Riopelle west line to Ham-
tramck.
Watson,
Wayne, from River to Michigan Ave.
Webster,
Wilkins,
Williams, from Grand Circus to Montcalm.
Wine,
Woodbridge, from Thompson to Hamtram-
ck.
Woodward avenue, from River to northern
boundary.
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Johnston's Dbtboit City Dibectobt,
Wards of the CHty of Detroit.
Boundaries of Wards.
First Ward, all west of the centre line
of Shelby street to the lower line of the
fiuiDf and south of the centre of Michigan
Ayenue. »
Second Ward^ All south of the centre of
Monroe and Michigan Avenues, and betw.
the centre of Shelby and Randolph streets.
Ihird Ward, All south of Gratiot st,
and between the centre lines of Randolph
and St Antoine streets.
Fourth Ward, All south of the Gratiot
Boad, and between the centre lines of St
Antoine and Rivard streets.
Fifth Ward, All north of the centre of
Michigan Avenue, and west of the centres
of Woodward Avenue and Saginaw turn-
pike, to the lower line of the Jones farm.
Sixth Ward, All east of the centre of
Woodward Avenue to Dequindre street,
north of centres of Monroe Avenue and
Gratiot street
Seventh Ward, All south of the Gratiot
Road, and east from the centre of Rivard
to the centre of Dequindre street
Eighth Ward, All between the lower
line of the Jones farm and the upper line
of the Woodbridge farm.
Ninth Ward, All between the eastern
line of the Woodbridge farm, and the wes-
tern line of the Porter farm.
Tenth Ward, All between the centre of
Dequindre street and the eastern line of
the City of Detroit
Annual Report of the Controt
ier of tne City of JDetroit.
CiTT COJfTROLLBR'8 OffiCB, )
Detroit, April 24, 1860. \
To the Hon. the Cominon Courcll :
Gentlemen — In obcdU-nce to the requirements of
the charter I have the honor herewith to Buhralt full
detailed statfraents of the financial operations of
the citv government for the fiscal year ending ou
the 3lPt March Inst.
The total listhilitieB of the city as shown
in detailed atHtement are $318,196 12
The rt'BOurces of the sirkir^' fund now
applicable to the redemption of the
public debt are 11,128 06
Amount unprovided for at date $307,072 07
The capital of the sinking fund Is now $78 666 66,
the IntoreKt on which, and the annual tax of $6,000
required by the provisions of the charter, will pro-
vide for the redemption of the funded liabilities of
the city— except the public building stocks issued
Beoember aist, 1869, for the construotlon of the
House of Correotiou, and it is believed that this in-
stitution, under efficient and economical manage-
ment, will provide for its own maintenance and the
redemption of the bonds issued for ita conatmotion
at maturity.
The reeeipts into the treasury
fiom all sources during the
past flsoal year have been .... |?U,270 14
Balance of cash, April let, 1869 M^SM 88
Total $36M64OT
Disbursements for the same period :
For redemption bonds $69,000 00
For Board of Education 40,666 98
For interest 19,849 02
For special assenments 37,732 14
For sewers 85.724 88
For road district improvemenU 18,912 26
For fire department^ city poor,
street lamps, and general pur-
poses 81,540 92
_J__^— 1294,486 90
Gaah balanoe April 1st, 1860 $70,828 96
Of which $60,000 is applicable to
the construction of the pro-
posed House of Oorreotlon,
and to the purposes of the sev-
eral funds to which the same
is credited in the table of ledg-
er balances, the sum of 30,228 08
It is estimated that additional
collections from the tax of 1869
willamountto 80,00000
If aking a total of $50,228 06
applicable to the general purpose* of the city from
taxes already levied.
Credits to the several ftinds have been made te
the full amount of the appropriations except to the
Board of Education, general sewer, and general
funds, which funds cannot be credited with their re-
spective proportions of the tax until the return of
the rolls by the Collectors ; but it is hoped that a
sufficient amount will be realized to meet the amoant
of unpaid claims, and the balances against the three
funds last above mentioned. Though it is quite
certain that the amount of delinquent taxea upon
the rolls of 1869 will considerably exceed that upon
the rolls of former years. This increase may be at-
tributed to the removal of property and persons aa-
sessed from the district, ana the resort to legal pro-
ceedings to avoid the payment of the tax, both of
which are contL;igencles tnat cannot be foreseen or
wholly prevented, but the extent of the evil may be
leeaenea by great care in the assessment and prompt- ^
ne«>B in the collection of the tax.
The aflsesKment and collection of taxes Is at all
tImPB a delicate and important duty, and the system
Bhould be such as will combine accuracy and econo-
my. Tlie annual expense of the present system,
exclusive of advertising delinquent taxes, may he
stated as follows :
Salfiry of AaeefiBor $2,000 00
Books, Btatioriery, making State and county
tax roIlB and assietance 2,200 00
Fees of Ward Collectors 4,000 00
$8,200 00
A sum equal to 4 per cent, upon the whole amount
of tax levied.
I respectfully suggest such a modification of the
preaent system as will, when completed, place the
rolls In the hands of a receiver of taxes when'* for a
definite period taxes may be pa'd without the addi-
tion of commission ; that thereafter for a period of
thirty days payments may be made with the addi-
tion of one per cent., and for each subsequent thirty
days ofie per cent, be added until the 1st day of Ja-
nuary in each year, when the books should be closed
and all propertv upon which taxes still remain un-
paid, advertised and sold as at present provided, in
the case of delinquent taxes.
The advantages anticipated by this syitem are,
Ain> Abybrhsino Gazkitbbb.
57
greater aoonney In the aooonnta, oerUinty as to
ume of payment, eoonomy in the ooUeotloD, sTid the
reeelpt into the cUv treasnry of the commlsaloDB
paid, the beneflte of -which wonld aoome to all of
Uie tax payen alike.
Maoh ineonTenlenoe hae rmnlted to oontraoton
ftom the nneertalDty of oolleotlona nnder the aya-
tam of special aaaeasments for local improvemente :
and ^ is eesentlal to the economical prosecution of
works of this character, that greater certainty and
eiOlolency be glTcn to the system. The most imme-
diate ina apparent remedy is the exercise of great
oare In ordering this daaa of ImproTcments, and a
rigid enforcement of the regulations applicable to
the preparation and collection of asseaaments.
An ezamination of the statements herewith sub-
mitted ezhlblta the gratifying fact that all demands
upon the several fluids dependent upon the general
tax have been promptly paid, and that, with the ex-
ception of Uie city ponnd and road district funds,
there is a sufficient oalanoe to the credit of the re-
spective funds to meet every demand which mavbe
properly made upon them prior to the receipt of the
ttix of I860. The expenditure for.eity pounds has
been :
V6r salary of keepers 11,004 00
DiBbnrsementa 664 02
11,668 02
Beoeipto for Uses 604 44
OMt of maintenance $L06S68
This expense is incurred to remedy the incon-
venience occasioned by violations of the city ordi-
nances, and should be borne by parties who fell to
oomply wlih the law. and not be considered as a tax
upon the general treaanry.
The road district fbnds amount to about $20,000
annually, and are without that efficient and practi-
cal supervision which is exercised over other ftinds.
and wnich 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 sufficient for the purpose to which it is appro-
priated, but its expenditure should be brought with-
in the immediate supervision of the Common Ooun-
oil, and limited in each inalance 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 suffloSeocy of the law and the extent to which
it has been enforced.
Your attention Is particularly invited to the de-
tailed statement of expenditures fVom the several
fund'*, as the only criterion by which the propriety
and neceesity of the dlBbarsements miy be proper-
ly ascertained ; and as forming the only sate basis
upon which to predicate either new and increased
expenditaree, or necessary and substantial reforms.
The moderate advances which Detroit is by many
supposed to have made during the past few years,
are more than compensated by the substantial char-
acter of its progress ; its firmly established credit,
and the low rate of taxation necessnry to its onward
movement, as compared with that of western cities
of equal importance and population.
Prudence would dictate tnat a policy productive
of so satisfactory results should be adhered to with
reasonable tenacity, but should not be permitted to
deter us from entering upon and prosecuting with
vigorous zeal such necessary and substantial im-
provements as may be accomplished without in-
creasing the burthens of taxation, as will promote
the health or convenience of our citizens.
Respectfully submitted,
J. M. EDMUNDS, Controller.
Statement ehowinf the Rteeipta and DUbureement*
by the City Treaaurer for the fiecal Year, oom-
fnendng April UL 1860, and ending March 8UI,
1860, and Ledger Baiancee April 1, 1860.
BSOIIPTS.
Prooeeds of dty bonds issued Sept. 1, 1869 $80,000 00
« " « Dec. 81, 1860 60,000 00
Intersat on deposits in Michigan Insur-
ance Bank 1,66701
Land contracts 486 60
Paving assessments, 1865 9666$
•• " 1856 8464
" « 1857 1,48008
« •• 18S8(aUeya) 0807
- " 1860 82,70740
Aaiesaments for planking alley 1868 18 01
« «« side and crosswalks 1866
and 1866, and interest 16 88
Assessments for side and crosswalks 1867,
Eastern DUtrict 10714
Assessments for side and crosswalks 1867,
Western District 18667
Assessments for side and croaswalks 1868,
Western District S66 4A
Aasessments for side and crosswalks 1868,
Basiem District 6088$
Aasessments for side and crosswalks 1860,
Eastern DUtrict 8407$
Aasessmsnts for side and crosswalks 1860,
Weatern District 71184
Delinquent taxes of 1854 624
»* 1866 9286
« 1866 6460
** 1867 2,14220
•• 1868 4,U004
Taxes 1868 ^11860
Taxea 1860 collected by Treasurer 06,687 84
Taxes 1869 collected by Collector 61,764 24
Aasessment for flUng valley May's Creek . - 160 00
" lateral sewers 1,164 02
" grading alley be-
tween Woodward avenue and Oriswold
street 6617
Assessment for filing repairing box drain
between Jefterson ave. and Ilamed st.. . 1 68
Assessment for filing grading sidewalks . . 166 68
" entering sewers .... 31 IS
Charges on delinquent taxes 022 00
Interest on paving account 1866 and 1867 . 460 90
Charges on tax leases 7 OO
Boara of Education, State appropriation
and library 6.454 87
Board of Eauoation. temporary loan 6,000 00
Redemption account 480 88
Fines in Recorder's Court 432 76
Award of Jury opening St. Antoine st . . 169 00
** Mullelt street 6600
CIIfTord street sewer, amount refunded by
Finehart and others 60 00
Unclaimed accounts 46 26
Fees received at City Pounds 60444
Rent Mnrket stalls 484 88
Rent Vegetable Market L127 83
Rent Hay Scales 230 60
Rent Therese alley 16 00
Rent Seminary property 60 00
Rent Washington Market property 80 00
Rent lot of old ers^ine house No. 6 60 00
Sale of buildine 8th street 270 00
Sale of Engine No. 6 60 00
Sale of grass in Parks 20 38
Sales gas consumed in City Hall 6 50
Sales city ordinances 2 00
pale stone and old material 7 66
Licences sale of meat by the quarter .... 775 00
" drays 25 6(J
*' concerts and circuses. . . 282 60
" porters and runners 50 00
** naokdrivers looo
*' earriages 216OO
" scavengers 200
'* auotioners ^ 90 00
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JoiiNSTox's Detroit City Dikectokt,
BUaDoe In treMorr April 1, 1869 60.3M S3
orsBrRSSMiin.
Sinking funds pAyment bonds dne Bcpt. 1,
186« $60 COO 00
Intereft fur^ds Iii.'^)ir2
Bosrd of Educat ion fond H}M^ W
Rcdemtition fand 270 85
City Poor fund 11.6-24 91
Fjre D^partnier.t fand lO.TTu h9
Street Lamp fur.d &,8«hj i*
Street Paving fund, 1^55 '246 '22
*• mifl - n«i2
" 1^57 - 1,231 &S
" IhoS 10244
« 1^59 32.61'9 00
Pwk Improvement fond 185 74
Public Siwer fand 1,666 31
Woodward avecae eewer fond 1,794 68
Bloody Run culvert fund 1,14**0
Rioplle street sewer fund — . 6,831 4«
Michigan avenue sewer fund 1,133 14
John li street sewer fund 2,.'il» 33
Franklin street sewer fund 2.562 00
Orleans street sewer fund 5.tj9T 53
Rowland street sewer fund . . . . , 578 62
Rlvard street sewer fund 1,695 75
Park street sewer fund 1,706 37
Hastings street sewer fund 1,464 32
May's Creek culvert fund 1.827 88
Bates and Farmer street sewer fund 687 49
St. Antolne street sewer fund 6,170 73
Lateral street sewer fund 20 00
Oity Pound fund 1.K8 78
General Koad fund 533 :i0
Unpaid cMms fund S,3(rt« 61
General Sewer fund 2 rK^Kt 26
General fund liU.TOO S6
RecorderV Court fund 14^)02
Conli-.ercnt fund 1,'^41 11
Street Opeiflng furd 5,038 05
Crofis and f-idewttlks assessments 1855 and
1H5«, and intert'St 1411
Cro(>s and sidewalk assessments 1857,
Western District 11149
CroM and sidewalk uffsesfimciiti) 1857,
EjkHtcrn l>if<iript
Cross and nid^'walk assessments, 1658,
Eastern Dirtirict
Cross and i»l«li\va k assewments, 1858,
Western Dn^lrict
Cro#s and s'dewalk assessments, 1859,
Westt-rn DiHtricl
Cross and s'dewalk asscssmcnls, 1859,
Eastern District
Road District No. 1
" * No. 2
" No. 3
" No. 4
" No. 5
" No. 6
" No. 7
" No. 8
*• No 9
« No. 10
Public Buildintf fund
Interest on pavi p af'connt, 1850 and 1857
Gradi- u alley b< tween Woodward avenue
and Ori^wold stre«t _
Street pUir.kt'K fund
FKlr fif vfill'-y Mft>"B Creek
Oradi' (f s.dewnlk«
Balance iu treasury April 1, 1860
Contingent ** ... — «._.
^•tre«•t opening ** ...........
C::y p«x)r ** — ^.
I'u' In* building **
F.re drpartment ** ............
Iterest »*
Pub.ic sewer ** ^
Recorder's Court " — —
I.Atteral sewrr *'
Paring account, 1857 ** . . . . --
1»>59 "
Interest on paving account, 1856 aad 1S57
Park improvement lund .-
General road
Road district No. 1
S
4
5
6
7
8
10
10714
83172
52112
78013
6S2 27
4,646 05
1,32« 94
C^2 ay
1,(.(m; .W
l,r.6T 50
2,2<.{> 46
l.4;;>> 33
2.0(K) 01
2,443 20
1,4S9 78
1,6»;5 19
4U'J 57
64 52
37 97
180 dO
156 52
70,228,98
|:'/>4/>04 97
Ledger Balances April 1, 1860. dr.
New Uw public building fand $50,000 00
Delinquent St. fc Co. aMessmenta, 1855 %u
Side and crosawaii' W* i}'S\%bi\7.7.'''l'.
»* 1S5S
" E.W.,1S58 _
" •* 1859 _
rfeirs of H. BeaubieUj deceased
Person's unknown aiia unclaimed aoeouBto
Repairing box drain in alley
Redemption accounts
Taxes of 1859
Unpaid claims
7.308 91
6.419 70
7.553 82
3.134 SI
4.*«'JS58
7.3f« 74
4900 80
3,oa57
91919
1618
a05U
78 49
51 S3
135 73
2,06192
3S
S28
387
47 SI
529 07
68 94
218 45
39 43
12 28
127
24 06
23 43
4080
167 49
25 00
629 7S
163
262 90
23,486 41
1,096 48
9124,478 64
COITEA. OS.
City Treasurer .-- $70^228 98
Road Dl«lnct No. 3 84 29
City pound fund 49 58
Side and crosswalks. Western District,
1S59 68TO
General sewer fund ?... 383 97
Ho:\rd of Education 22,657 62
Gtneri! fu.id 29,95888
Credit unpaid claims as follows :
Road district No. 2 12613
" 3 5-27 19
•* " 5 1560
** " 8 27760
" * 10 149 91
$124,478 64
•Annual •Issesswneni Report
of the Secretary of the IfVi-
ter W^ortcSm
OrriCK OF Watkr Works, }
Dbtroit, July 10, 1860. 5
To the Board o/ Watar Conintissionere of the city
of Detroit :
GssTLBMES— The annual assessments of the rate*
to be changed for water for the year commencing
July 1, 1880, have been made, and a recapitulation
of the same, t»tfether with statistical facts collected
while canvafijiug the city, are herewith respeotflil-
ly submitted.
The aggrgate amount of the rates assessed U
f 56. C»69 -being an increase of $1,063 over last year ;
of r2f),785 in the last five years ; and of $37,213 In
the past eight years, or since the works were placed
under the management of the Board. The number
And Abyebtisikg Gazettbbb.
59
of famillM now inppliod wltli wster firom the works
1b 6,060— being an fnorease over last year of 166 fam-
ilies, aod an Increase within the past five years of
1JB68 families. The whole nnmber of fomllles in
the city not supplied with water irom the works is
S083, most of whom reside In distrloU not aooessi-
o to the distribution pipes at present laid. Some
of them obtain their supply directly from the river,
bat most of them obtain it from wells, generallv but
■oantlly supplied by surface dralnnge. There u not
within the limits ef the cltv what oan really be
termee a spring., foy the surface of the earth is un-
derlaid by stiff ipipermeable day, extending down
to a rock base. Of the water lOund in these wells,
Prof. Douglass, who analized it, says : " The large
quantity of sodium (common salt), chloride of po-
tassium, and magnesium found in it dearly indicates
its surface origin. The two last salts are cathartic
in their properties, and the habitual use of water
holding tnem In solution, ia any considerable quan-
tities, must prove injurious to health. " A gallon
of the well water he found to contain 116 grains of
solid matter, while the water from the works he
found to contain but a flraotion more than five grains,
*' composed mostly of silllca, alumina, and iron, ele-
ments that could produce little or no Injury ; while
the much the most injurious compounds, are entire-
ly absent" Nearly all who procure water from
these wells, as also those who are now oompelled to
procure it directly from the margin of the river,
subject as it is to the shore washings and drainage
of a populous city, would gladly procure it from
the works now, and will do so whenever distribu-
ting pipes are extended accessible to their premises.
Now that the construction of the works is near-
ly completed, — I mean as to the power to supply
and oapacity,of storage of water,- wnich are consiuc-
ted on a scale sufflcient for at least three times the
present population of the city, I deem it proper to
call your attention to the necessities for the exten-
sion of distributing pipes, as the only means upon
which you have to rely to make the works self-
Bustainlng, as fast as you may be satisfied it will be
remunerative and vonr means will permit.
The extension of water pipes has not, for the past
few years, been commensurate with the growth of
the city. Thin could not bo done for the want of
power to supply and capacity of storage of water.
While there are 1,668 more families supplied with
water from the works than there were Ave years
ago, there are 977 more families in the city notsup-
jMUd from the works than they were at that time.
There were about 900 families added in 1857 by the
extension of the seographical limits of the city, and
the number has increased within these limits since
that time about 600. The growth of the city by
territorial extension merely, is not, however, that
"gowth** which results from the combination of
capital and Industry by which wealth and produc-
tion is actually increased and geographical limits*
enlarged bv necessary distension, but, on the con-
trary. Imposes municipal burthens for Its mainten-
ance, of which the water worlja are necessarily
obligdd to contribute its proportion of unremuner-
ative ex euses, in laying long lines of pipes for few
water-takers, instead of short lines for many con-
sumers.
Avery lar^e number of families reside in districts
too sparsely settled and too remote from the water
pipes tojusiify the expectation of supplylnif them
from the workt at present, bat there are now sever-
al localities within the city limits, some of them
central and in close proximity to pipes now laid,
where the population Is nearly as oeiisu as it pro^
bably ever will be, whore the inhabitJints are entire-
ly destitute ol wholesome water, where It would
be remunerative to the works and sanitary In its
effects to extend the pipes. At first, it may be that
all would not take water, but a sutflcltiut number
would to j>av a fair per centaire on the cost, and
eventual Iv all would oc compelled to, as past ex-
perience in similar looalitles fully demonstrates,
when the amount received f^om rates would be
largely renamnerative on the investment. In some
of these loosllties the inhabitants procure a partial
supply of water from the works now, by tres«pa8««
ing on the nearest premises supplied, while but UV>
tie If any revenue is derived therefrom. By extend*
ing pipes into these dlstrlcU they would be oom-
pelled to eonneot service-pipes with their reepeot*
ive premises and pay the rates assessed, for they
would no longer have any apology for doing othe^
wise.
The annual current expenses were grently aof*
mented while the work of oonstruoiion was going
on, but now that the works are about oomptotef
and the current expenses hereafter will be oonflne^
to supplying water and maintaining the workB,they
shold be proportionately, lessened.
A large amount of the cost of oonstruotion an4
annual current expnsesare properly ohargable tQ
other branches of the municipal government— Fir*
Deperlmont and poor Funds— the burden of whioh
should not be borne by the water takers, but by the
city at large, for a large amount of property to which
fire protection is afforded does not contribute to th«
revenue of the works, and it will be conceded that
the poor should be thus maintained. It is true
that about fifty thousand dollars' valuation of the
old works will remain, the Interest upon which la
paid by the cltv, but this Is not by any means equal
to the proportionate cost of the works and annual
cost of supplying water, which is now paid exclu-
sively by water-Ukers. In my assessment report
for 1867, 1 stated that the interest on the oost of
what would remain of tho old works would defray
the expense of supplying the water to the Fire De-
partment, but that had no reference to the cost ^
the works.
Besides the proportionate cost of the power to
furnish a supply of water, there has been paid for
fire hydrants and iron pipes to connect them and
the reservoirs about forty thousand dollars, and, be-
sides the proportionate cost of supplying water, one
man is kept consantly empleyea examining and
keeping the hydrants in working order. Whenever
a hydrant or gate is broken. It Is repaired or replac-
ed at the expense of the works, thus Increasing the
current expenses about six hundred dollars annu-
ally Theannosl amount which is now paid by
water-takers, and which should properly be paid
by the city, besides the proportionate amount for
the cost of the power to supply, and supply of w«*
ter, Is as follows :
For annual Interest on $40,000 $2,800
For annual expense of keeping hydrants,
&c., in order ^^
For annual expense of supplying the poor
with water y^
Total .^i;ioQ
To which should be added the proportionate
amount of tho interest on the oost of the power to
supply, and for tho supply of water furnished for
tire purposes.
The whole number of families In the city is 8,978.
being an increase over last year of 206 families.^
Bince the works were placed under the manage-
ment of the Board, eljcht years sro, besides relaying
19 m'.ies of distribution pipes, 29 i^ miles of water
pipes have been added The t- tal pipage In the city
January 1 lost was 61 miles and 665 leet. 3,266 more
families are supplied with water from the works,
and tho annual amount of the assessed rates haa
increased 131, u85 -
Tho number of unoccupied buildings in the city
at tho time tho canvass was made was as follows :
G6 dwellings, 34 stores, and 3 taverns,many of which
were vacated for the purpose of being repaired.^
The number of builbings constructing at the same
time were as follows : 76 brick and 101 wooden
dwt'l lings— 176 dwelllhgs, 69 brick stores, 8 brick
and 1 stone ch arches— 4 churches, 2 brick public
school houses, 2 brick mechanic shops, 2 brick ad-<
ditions to taverns. 1 brick' house of^ correction, 1
public market, and 1 brick tannery : the affsrenle
cost of which is |500,00a -wii"«^«
BOBT.B. B0BSBT8, Secretary,
62
Johnston's Detroit City Dibectoby,
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BIFSHEliaf ADTKKTISI^H FOB imV
jpHE Public are inTlted to «xnmliie ths Ad-
Tert!Alnf3 Deparlment of thi* Birectpry*
ccjntakilng tfae BubIiiipbh [Cardi of tha prSnorlpaS
RLiDkerei, Marobuni^ £hl]ipeM, Luporteri, Pro.
fei4.BloDii1 U^i], MafiuractursrEi SLtid McchiLQlcB.
Sre fl^Ao AflTftt-tiMeri^ Indetp.
•_ ^ — ^
And ADYEBTisiNa Gazetteeb.
63
JOMSTOFS DIEECTORY,
1861.
€K>u>osr Caxpbill, )
J. Smoxt Owin. )
CAMPBELL & OWEN,
Ship Builders and Keoeral Repairers.
$ropriet0rj$ of IDetroU Cits ^^ ^oA*
OFFICE AND YARD FOOT OF DEQUINDRE STREET
NEAR HYDRAULIC WORKS.
DETROIT - - - MICHIGAN.
BROOKS & ADAMS,
(SaeMBMfB lo BrMk8» Aiam A Co.)
DEALERS IN PINE LUMBER, LATH, &c..
Ho. 361 Woodbridge Street West (adjoining H. C. B. B. Depot), Detroit
N. W. Bkoou,
PxjLMOis Adams.
\
Bills Sawed to Order.
N. W. BROOKS,
BaoooBSor to EIBBEB, FOX & CO.,
mntutmtx mA §uUx in ^nmitt,
J^o. 471 River Street^ hetow JfT. C. JR. €)ro88ing.
Ceiling, Siding and Flooring always on hand. Lumber surfaced to order.
64
Johnston's Dbtboit Citt Dirsctobt,
HJMrar IT bensonT
Mannfaetnrer and I>ealer in all Undi of
"WTiolesale & Retail.
Knt liD abffe IjdnHiIk BoonlHNse; DETROIT.
Bills of Lumber sawed to order at Short Notice. A large quantity of Seasoned Lumber
always on band.
SAMX.. SHAW'S
C\
100 WOODBRIDaE, NEAR BBUSH STREET.
Cutlery, Surgeons' Instruments, Coopers' and Carpenters' Tools, Axes of every description,
Planing and Tobacco Machine Knives, Trusses, &c., made to order of a superior quality.
Planing Knives, Razors, Knives, Scissors, Surgeons' Instruments, Steel, Iron and Brass
Ware, polished and repaired in a manner to give satisfaction to his customers.
DETROIT LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
MANUFACrrURERS OF
LOCOMIOTIATES !
HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE ENGINES,
For Boats, Propellers, Saw Mills, and Mining Purposes ; Boilers of
all kinds; Kibbles, Ironworks, Castings, Machinery, &c., fto«
On Lamed Street, from Third to Fourth St*
J. OWEK, 1 Officers:
H. LEDYARD, JOHN OWEN, President.
B. WIGHT, > Directors. O. VAN HUSAN, Treas'r.
o. VAJT HUSAN, | T. S. CHRISTIE, Seo'y.
0, H. BITHL,
I
And Adysbtising Gazbttesb. 65
COKNBE'S
UIITED STATES TYPE FOUMY,
mS. 29, 81 & 88 BEEKMAN ST., NEAB THE CITT HAIL, NEW TOEL.
TO PKraTE8$ &m mmtwm.
Thi nndenlgaed beg to Inform the trade that thetr
!N"eAv Quarto Specimen Book.
Is much enlarged and beantlfled with numoroiu new and elegant articles, of a decidedly aaperior order, whioh
to onuneimte would ocoapy too mnoh space— yet they cannot forego calling attention of printers, to the two
ifflsniBiiaiiTaKiTFM
From Pearl to Pica-surpassing, If possible,
THEIR ORIGINAL SCOTCH CUT FACES,
Which hare giren sach nnivenal satislbction [and are nowbeinglmperfectly imitated] East, West, North
and Soath.
Exhibits an nnsarpassable quantity of styles, of Home Origin, aud selected firom England, France and Ger-
many. And their
|t# %mximi ^cx'vfiB, ^mviia ^aiilr ati^ Italian ^a:i0y
BO RDEMISra, &c.
Are not to be excelled in this or any other country, and tlils the undersigned make bold to say of their
specimens, as they have now reached a point (by large outlay and perseverance) originally aimed after — ^that
is to excel in quality of the article furnished, and in the variety of styles presented for selection— surpassing
all Similar Establishments. The seyeral stylos have only to be seen to be appreciated. Particular attention
is called to their Gorman department— wherein is shown as splendid
€ttmm gum m& ^i^Ufif
As can be seen in the German Oonfederation, or the United States. Particular attention having been given
to the selection, in obtaining the styles flrom the very best type foundries throughout Germany, whether for
Book, Job, or Newspaper printing. ALL TYPE cast at their establishment is now manufactured from the
METAL known as
CONNER'S UNEQUALLED HARD TYPE METAL,
Which HAS SEOUBED the printing of the enormooa number of
TWEHTT-TWO TO IWBVTT-EIOHT ULLIOHS OF SHEETa
And doing good service for thejperiod of near One Teai^-as will be yeriAed at the office of the Nitito Torb
Serald^ many of the Daily and Weekly Newspapers in this city, and throughout the United Statea and
Oanadas, as well as by a large number of Book and Job Printers using Machine Power Pressef.
Bvery ArtieU nectsMorff for a Fwfeet Frinting Offie$ fumithed^ at abovs, and by our J^mUa,
GBOBGS H. VIirrSN, New Orleans, La.
WILLIAM VAULENBB As SON, San FranoiMO, Gal.
BOUNDS As LANGDON, Chicago, m.
ELEOTEOTTPING and 8TSEEOTTPING in alKtheir branches, executed in the best style. TTPS
OOPPEB-FACED TO OBDBB, at an additional charge of about 30 percent. Old type reoeired at oar
eounting room, in exchange for new, at 10 cents per pound. Six Months Credit on approved paper, or*
liberal Deduction for Oash. ^^
Bpeeimens are now iMdy, and will be sent to sach as are about ordering Type, te.
JAMES CONNER & SONS.
66 Johnston's Detboit City Dieectobt,
TYPErSTEREOTYPE
AND ELECTROTYE FOUNDRY, AND
^mtm' ImnlMm t'
168 VINE STREET, Between Fourth and Fifth Sts.,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
B. ALLISON, Snpt.
We desire to inform Printers, Booksellers, and others, that we are now prepared to famish
ererything used in, or in any way connected with Printing, in any of its branches. Cor
Moulds, Matrices and Machinery .
Are all duplicates of those of L. JOHNSON & Co., Philadelphia, the most eztensive Type
Fonnders in America, and we assure the trade that the qoality and admixtare of onr^
metals will at all times be of the best materials, and onr mannftictnre of them in the
HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART.
It will be our aim, under all circumstances, to compete with the very best foundries in tlie
country, both in style and finish. Earing recently made large additions to onr stock
of Moulds and Matrices, we are now prepared to furnish in any quantity
00k, It^tos anir |0lj Cjp,
AXD TIT OUT FBimVO OFFICEB OF AITT 8IZS ON THE BH0BTE8T NOTICE.
Are well stocked with the latest and most approved styles of Book and Job Type,
of all sizes, and we *
mum m mcniinn m mi m. uiiiEin unu.
'•»
t>n /Short Notice and at EASTERN PEICE8.
IfMTEXJS & BKJJKB L3BTTERS
Of various Sizes and styles always on hand.
Type that has been ue^d in Stereotyping for sale at Reduced Prices.
ly Affents for Hoe * Co., Adams. Gordon, and Engglea Presses. Amerieaa and
Kiiglish.Iiiki,lconstaiitlyonhand. Al«),3PBnrrEE8» GLUE of a Superior quaUty.
FRANKLIN TYPE, STEREOTYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY,
108 Tine Street, Clnelniuktl. *
R. AlililSOIf , Superintendent.
And AjDYJsansisa Gazkitkeb.
67
Dr. J. W. KEBMOTT,
ftdtt f Ipidan anit
Late of LondoDi C. W., has located in Detroit for the practice of Medicine and Borgery.
SOLE MANUFACTURER OF
OR. J. W. KERMOTT'S MEDICINES, VIZ.:
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, a safe and Certain Core for
GoDghs, Coldi, Hoarseness, Bronohitts, Asthma, Spittiiiff of Blood, ^o.
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF WILLOW, a podtive, Never-failing* Cure for
Agae, Chill ¥ever and BilUoiu Diseases.
YEGBTABLE TONIC MIXTURE, a mUd, yet poweifol Tcaio in all oasei of
Debility, Indigetiion, Dyspepsia, and Weakness of the Stomaoh.
COMPOUND MANDRAKE OR APERIENT ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS.—
The best Pargative now known. These Pills combine power With mildness of
sstioD. and in no ease produce sabseqnent constipation.
BLACK OINTMENT OR HEALING SALVE, for the Speedy Coze of Cats, Buns, Uloeis, Fever
Sotes, ^.
EXTRACT OF BLACKBBRRT, A VEGETABLE SUMMER COMPLAINT CURE, the only
Certain Remedy in Dysentery, Bloody Floz, Cholera. Cholera Morbos, Cramps, Ac.
RHUEMATIC OR NERVE AND BONE LINAMENT, the best external application 1
Of h '
i known for man
Qffloe and BiBpeiiBary 179 Woodward Ave., Eesidenoe'36 Madiaon Ave., Detroit
NO CHARGE FOB CONSULTATION.
FARRAND & SHELEY,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IK
mwm. ^mmmm
'9
PAINTS, OIL, WINDOW GLASS, &c.,
80 l¥ooodward ATenue,
J. B. FARBAVn, >
A. IHBLBT, 5
DETROIT.
AGENTS FOS FAIBBANEB' SCALES.
68
Johnbtok's Dktboit Cmr Dibsctobt,
® S®<
Sros)
Z>E.A.ZjSXtS IN*
STEPS AND LANDINGS,'
Gross Walk and Curbing Stone, Cleveland Stone in Blodka,
Ashlar Flagging, &;c.
AILKI
Messrs. H. & Co. have the largest assortment of stone on hand in the State
of Michigan. Parties wishing to purchase would do well to^cnll'at their yard
before purchasing elsewhere. The large (Quantity of work we have done in
the priadpal streets of the city of Detroit precludes the necessity of any
references.
Yard on the Comer of Woodbrip and Stielby Streets. Delroil
WILLIAM HOLLOWAT.
CHABLBS H. IBYIN.
And Adyebtising Gazettbbb.
69
\
MORHOUS & DEWEY,
Woodbridge St. East, between Beaubien and Antoine.
Abo, liannfltotorers of Sash, Boon, Blinds, Mouldings, &e., a large stock of which are
kroi contUntly on hand, for sale CHEAP.
Oar Mannlbctory has lately been refitted with new Engine and Boiler and Machinery, and
we are now prepared to fill all orders in onr line with Promptness and Dispatch, and to any
extent.
WILLIAK SHULTHEIS,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
31 Michigan Avenue, East.
I have constantly on hand a Supply of Every Variety of MONUMENTS AND MANTLE
PIECES, mannfactured in a Superior Style of Art from Native and Foreign Marbles. I have
facilities for importing
Ik Clioiofst Italian Wkite aod Variegated larbH for lantks and louiieits.
Busts* StatueSy and Statuary in GKeneral, Manufltotured to Order.
Marble and Limestone Caps and Sills for Buildings, made to order on short notice.
70 Johnston's Dstboit Cttt DiRBcroBr,
Celebrated Diamond Cement for Belting,
AND MENDING BROKEN FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
Orders for receipts solicited. Also, Manufkcturer of the
NDFT^jSlLL WMTIIIF6 IKK,
Equal to any other in use. either for Book-keeping or Copying.
.A., zx. 8]^d[xxs:, '
166 Clifford Street, Detroit, Michigan.
wiS! J. B. SOOTT, ^^
SHIP MERCHANT AND SHIP BROKER,
WILL ATTEND TO THE
Pvroliase and Sale of fessels^ will Proevre Cargoes
FOB VESSELS, AND SUPPLY VESSELS FOB OARQOES, SEASON CHARTERS, Ac
^ I • I ^
Being Proprietor of six good Vessels, is prepared to
Transport Frodnoe, Lmnberi Stavesi Timber, E. E. Iron, Pig Metal, Coal and Stoma
To and fh>m any of the Lake Ports, on reasonable terms.
OFFICE ON ATWATER, BETWEEN RANDOLPH AND BATES STREETS,
x>sivxi.oxa7, .... auczoxxxob-jajDr.
leeT A. FBUMViLLER, iseT.
MANUFACTUKER OF
COPP£R, TIN & SHSST ISiOTS,
And Dealer in Stamped and Japaned Ware.
BREWERS' KETTLES MADE AND REPAIRED.
Corner »f Jefferson ^otntte anb VtoprUe Sl.^ pttroit
Country Dealers sapplied with Tin Ware and all* Goods in my line at wholesale prices. Bags
and old Metal taken in exchange for Goods at cash prices.
REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
J. » .r. s. R^jvtajv,
BSASS WOBK OF ALL XIHSS,
Brass* Castings, Bell Hangings, &c,,
COBNEB OONQBESS AND THIBD STS.,
DETROIT. MICHIO-AN.
K0DSL8 MASK .T® OROKR.
And Advertising Gazetteeb. 71
OFFICE 395 ATWATER ST.
KEPT CONSTANXir ON HAND,
UMS. zm% znH% mm
Hair, and Ready-made Mortar.
MannfliotTurers and Dealers, at Wholeiale and Retail, in
SOFAS, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS,
BOOK-CASES, WAROROBK8, TABLES,
faintflr C|amb«: ^ttn, UarbU an& ^osetoooi Mut,
AVD A LABGE ABSOBTMBRT OF
HAIR, HUSKi COTTON AND SPRING MATTRESSES,
Also, Hair Cloths, Spring Twine, Webbing, Pare Carled Hair, Willow Ware, and
Looking Glasses.
AT Ho. 1«5 JBFFBRSON AVBNITX:, THIRD DOOR FROM ITOODWARD AVR.,
DETROIT, . - - MICHIGAN,
ALBERT THAYER, Agent,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
j0m§tt Mi §0migfe §ir| #00is,
A»T THE NEW ENGLAND STORE,
Three doors above Masonic Hall,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
p.
(successor to M. HOWARD WKBSTEE,)
DEALER IN SHELF HARDWARE,
HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES, •
Mechanics' Toole, Stoves, Grates, NaUs, Tin and Japanned Ware,
DRAINi TILK. &c.
No. 201 JEFFERSON AVENUE,
K*anley-s Sleek, . I>ET»OIX.
79
Johitstoh's Detboit Cmr DisscroBT.
^^^
(LATB BTKYSITB & SUG,)
HANUF ACTUBER AND DEALER IN RICH AND P ASHIONABLB
Cakiitet /Btrntitre, Citairs u^ Vp^0tster9.
AtZ. HINOS OF FUaNITUBE AN39 SE3939INO
Kq^ ooutaDtlyoD hud w MADE TOOBDBB on the ibortwt notioe, at knr priow te o^
WMtroomi, Bait nd* of Woodward Av«aiM,
AT OAXPVS MiiBnnS,
DETBOIT KICHIOAV.
> f mii®i
DEALER IN
I
J. W. Frisbie.
COHSTANTLY ON HAND,
"* *f n*hite Cooa», JEimhr^UierieB, GM^^b,
jamHerp, Ctotht, JPlmmmel», JLim^
emt, m$eeiimg»y »h4riimg§,
^ 167 JBFFBBSON AVENUE,
Detroit, Mich.
And Advertising Gazetteer. 73
Z» Zl. O S Z» SI O O" XT S
OF TBB
Vol. TI.— 1860.
Dnrbg the year 1860, the RepuUican will be pabliahed every Friday ETening, and vriU be
Inrnished to anbecribera on the following tenns :
If paid in adyanoe, $1.00 ; if payment is delayed until the cloee of the year, |1.26.
Qf" These terms wUl be strieUy adhered to,
k We are making arrarjp^ementa by which we hope to aeoare the latest Local aid Qeneral Newa, and te
render the Btjnihlican deBlrable and usefbl.
, We want 1000 Subscribers durln? the approaching OampaljErn.
Now is the tixDe for the friends of the paper to aid in extending its usefulness.
BATES OF ADVUBTISINQ.
I (12 Ltnes or Letf make a Square )
* One square one insertion ... 60 I Half column six months • - U 00
Each subsequent insertion • - . 25 I Half column one year ... 2600
One square one year .... 4 00 | One column six months - • - 26 00
Quarter of a column six months - -10 00 One column one year ... 4000
Quarter of a column one year - - 16 00 1 Business Cards 8 00
I JEROME, HOWAED & SWIFT,
' ATTORNEYS AT LAW
^11 rl ISoHoltoiTfli lax 01i.A.3a.ooir^y
I OFFICE, WAVERLY BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE MICHIGAN EXCHANGE,
Detroit, - - - - IVEicliigaii.
EDWARD 07^:^ DELANY,
44 JEFFERSON AVE., (UNION BLOCK), DETROIT, MICH.
•"^.f.t-i.^ v•\.,'^.* ■»./-»y - »«• \.' ^.'"■./ •%f'v'\^ >.f'^f-%*'\^'^. '".r «
Farmers and Dealers in Porl^ Butter, Chf'ese, Kiigs and Produce generally, are invited to
call at 44 JEFFERSON AVENUE, where they will be paid the Highest Cash Prices.
msmamsmimmmmmmmmmmrm^rmmmmmmtummgmHmmmmm^imHmmBB^^sTisifsasmi^i^fivmmmmtmmmmmmmssmm^m^^^m^mmm
VETERINART, SALE, TRAINING,
Boarding and CSS^f' Exchange Stable
33Y DR J. C OREOORY,
CORNER OF STATE AND GRISWOLD STS.,
DET'BOIT, MICHIGAN.
All Diseases inddent to Horses and Cattle properly treated, or Preflcriptions ftirnished
CAN BK FOUND AT ALL HOURS AT HIS 6TABLR U •
G-entlemen'a and Ladies* Saddle Horses to Let.
£
74
Johnston's Detboit Cmr Dieectobt,
LOOKWOOD & CLARKE,
Attoneyg and Connsellon at Law, and Solicitors in Ghaicerj.
Sbitb Block, 18 Gribwold Stbbbt,
]Dotirolty «
TnOS. W. LOCKWOOD.
HOVKY K. CLARKE.
rozOEl C
AID TIDIHOS
7B0M THE CSAFT.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^W^^F^^^^^^^^^^^^^^V>
Tba VOICE AND TIDINGS will be issned panctoally on the let and 16tii of eTery monlb,
at Om DoUar per year, (|1.26 per year to the British Provinces or Sandwich Islands, and
91,60 to England. Scotland or Ireland,) payable in advance.
Address : MOEBIS & MOHSAA&ETt
LouisYiUe, Ky.
FOREIGN AGENTS OP THE VOICE:
All the Publications of Mobbis &> Mohsabbat can be had of the following houses :
Edinburgh^ Scotland^ — Seton & Mackenzie ; London, England, — Messrs. Tomer &/ Co.
TOWN & SHELDEN,
{Sutt€smr$ to Z. ChanMm' ^ CkJ
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
^ ALLAN ailiLLES. S
Mrcii,
JULIUS STOLL,
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public,
land: ANDTuR0PiAirE5SHANGE O
In rear of Dey't Banking Office in Seitz New Building,
HBXT TO THB VKW POST OFFIOK,
Rksidkhcb No. 284 Cboghan &r. • DETROIT.
Ani> Advertising Gazettbeb.
75
W. V, COGSWIIL
CHituscmn.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
i®®T§ & SHOES
*
No. 83 Woodward Avenne,
DETROIT, .... MICHIGAN,
We have on hand at all times a large stock of BootS & Shoes, both of our own and Eastern
manufactnre, which are offered for sale, both at wiiolesale and retail, at the lowest marlnl
prices.
We give special attention to. work of our own manufactnre, and hope to merit a large shar^
of the public patronage.
H. K. MESSING-ER & SON,
Pattufactttrtrfl ai SHarren'a |mjrro6tb ^itt * SKHter-proof
AND DEALERS IN
Offiee 183 Jefleram Are, OTer RichmoDds & Backus' Book Ston.
SE8IDBNGB, 100 CASS 8TBEET, 1
JOSEPH KUHN,
Corner of Oriswold and Congress Streets,
Beeidence, 141 Croghan Street, D ETRO IT^
78 Johnston's DrrBorr City Dibkctort,
ANDERSON & DENTON,
TfxnUtt anil ®mral Contnttsstim ^m^anis,
ASD DBALBRB IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, SALT, WATER LIME, FISH, &c.,
rr— 144 and 146 Woodbridge Street, West,
OBTROIT, MIOHIOAN.
Ltberdl Cash Advances Made Upon ComignmenU.
B. H. AV1»BB0V. D. H. DBKTOVj^
JOHN F. COOPER,
Carpenter, Builder, House & Ship Joiner,
STORE FiniNQ EXECUTED ON SHORT NOTICE,
SCROLL SAWING IN EVERT VARIETY, FLOWER STANDS
And TRELLIS FRAMES Made to Order.
€Mv»i (SiW^txAt^, ^wtki>U Jumituv^t ^t., kt*
SHOP WOODBRIDGE STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
z*. o. OwA.xi.-XT^XT^aiza',
^_ ALSO MAVUFACTUBBB OF
jiro. 7 cojrGHEss street, e^st,
DETROIT, MICHIOAN
P. ORIMMINS,
mi
Keeps ooDstantly on hand and for sale the best kind of
^9
Which he will dispone of cheap for cash. He is also prepared to MAKE OR CUT BOYS OR
GENTS' GARMENTS at short noticOi and pay the beet prices for second-hand Clothing at
bis store,
ITo. 4 Fort Street, dlppoeite the Busael House.
17 The Highest Prices paid for Second-hand Clothing.
And ADVBBTisiNa Gazetteer.
79
J. H. FARWELL,
181 WOODWARD AVENUE,
Near the comer of Grand Biyer St., DOtrOlt, lAiCll.,
AND MANUFAOTXTREE AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF |
WOODEN AND CLOTH COFFINS,
AND aBMTBEAIi FUITBBAL PUBIHSHEA. "— -"
Carriage!, Coffins, Shronds, Plates and eTerything requisite for the Interment of the
Dead, constantly on hand, and famished at the shortest notice.
19* Orders firom the Sorronndiiiff Ooontry by Telesraph or otherwiM. wUl re-
oeive Prompt Attention,
3t.
fltaUr in fllorkttlalniit $c ll|)itniio0)i fimtber
OFFICE 181 WOODWARD AVENUE,
Near the corner of Grind River Bt
The highest market prices paid for all kinds of Wahint and Whitewood Lumber.
80 Johnston's Dbteoit City Dibkctobt,
1
THE
SL^L VJbJ
Their store and office to the foot of Woodward Ayeoue. where they aae prepared to oflfor a^
LOW BATES, a full Stock of
IRON,
All made from Charcoal Pig: «
ROUND and SQUARE, all siEes of, from ^ to 6 inch ;
FLAT BAR, all sizes of, i to 6 inch wide ;
SCRAP IRON, also a fall assortment of, made from selected Scrap.
BOILER IRON from Hammered Lake Superior Charcoal Blooms.
O X3 il. I M S
Of all sizes, made from extra
REFINED LAKE SUPERIOR IRON,
Wonld invite particular attention to the quality and work of the same. Also,
SPIKES AND RIVETS,
Of all sizes, the best in the market
RAILROAD AXLES MADE TO ORDER.
They also keep on hand a large stock of
Lake Superior Charcoal Pig.
The HIGHEST PRICE will be paid, either in Cs*h or Iron, for
"WPLOXJO-HT SORu^F inON".
Call and see, or adSress,
Wm. H, ZABBISEIE, Agent
And Advertising GAzinrrEEB. 81
PENFIELD'S
AGRICULTUEAL WAREHOUSE
And Seed Store,
Ho. 103 WOODWARD ATE.. SIOV OF IHE PLOW,
WB0LB8AI.E ADD BBTAIL DBALBBg IK
IGBICDLTORil & HORTICUITDRU
SEEDS,
Horse Powers, Smut and Threshing Machines^
COOK, PAELOR AND SIX PLATE STOVES,
Hails and Zinc, Copper, lin, Sheet Iron andI[Japaxmed Ware, Hay Preaiei,
CliBANBRS AND SBPARATORS.
Erery new improTement in AgrtcaUnral Machinery is immediately^secared by ns. The
attention of the Trade dealing In oar line throughout the country, is respectfolly requested
to our general stock of SEEDS and patent Agricultural Implements.
W. S. PBNFIELP, Agent.
J. L. WHITING & CO.,
. (buoobbborb to whitino So adahb,)
rVo. S3 «ri§wold St., - - Detroit, michiirAn.
Agent! for the Payment of Taxes in Kiohigan,
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS
COIiLEOTIONS PROMPTIiT MADH AND REMITTED.
J. L. WHJTIHO. DKOARMO jr. WHITIirO.
82
Johnston's Detboit Citt Dibxctobt.
E. H. ROSS & Co.,
Shop No. 17 Congresa Street, Bast,
DETKOIT,
9
MICHIGAN.
With the rapid iocreaae of Detroit we expect a ahare of public patrcmage. We warrant
all work executed by ua.
XDWABD H. BOSS.
6E0BGB TTitAinnt-
M. S. SMITH, ^
§mltx at M|0lesale
AHSBEiAiL, nr
ITatclies, Fancy Goods,
Fine Jeiirelry, T<»ols Sc lllateiials
Sliver Sc Plated IV^are for tlie Trade,
Also, Engraving in Every Variety,
bbpbciallt:
Heraldic Seal, Plate Engrayiug,
Society Seal, Wedding and Yialting
Notarial Seal, Cards,
Stencil Marking Plates of any Siae
and Variety.
Work Mcecuted on Shortest Notice,
55 WOODWABD AVIS.,
DbTBOIT, ... MlOHIGAV.
FKEEDMAN AND BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
/0rngtt m^ §mt$\\c Prp ^t^titis,
SILKS, SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES,
AND MILLINERY GOODS. ALSO,
Manufacturers of Cloaks and Mantillas.
NOS. 82 ^ 84 WOODWARD AVE,,
Detroit, - - - Michigan.
And Advbbtising Gazetteeb. 83
joKisr J. sxjxjLI v-A-isr,
188 Third St.y corner Michigan Avenue,
Wi% €^^n & Mttt ^tm WSm 'Patttt{art0tg
AKD JOBBIKQ SHOP.
EVE TROUGHS AND GUTTERS MADE TO ORDER.
Plumbing and Btaamboat JobUng partioiilArly attended to.
Boflden win find the termB of adfertiser reasonable, and are renpectfony inTited to give
him a calL JOHN J. SULUVAH, 188 Third Street.
^3 COBHEB JEFFEBSOH AVEHUE AVD CASS ST.. ^3
{Opponie comer Ga/rrison Bouse.)
None but the Choicest Liquors and Cigars shall be kept at this Saloon,
An Angel might drink here and go away a Temperate Man.
WIIJJAM DAVIS.
Detroit (_^ . ^I^^ Brewery,
FIRST STREET, BBTWTEOT^LAMM^^ DETROIT, MCH.
The nnderaigned having re-purchased the InsUtnte for the dissemination of nsefnl drinks,
and enlarged and rejuvenated it in the most thorough manner, making it the MOST EX-
TENSINE BREWERY IN THE WEST, with faoilities for producing the finest and most
delicate grades of Malt Liquors, and is now prepared to fdmish the various qualities of
ALE, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT,
For draught and bottling, at prices ranging from $6 to $12 per barreL
Extra Fine and Stock Ales brewed to order.
All packages extra, which, when relumed to the Brewery in GOOD ORDER, will be paid
for at tiie same prices as charged.
The attention of Private Families and Consumers in General, is particularly called to the
Old friends and uew may be aesnred of the Superior Quality and Flavor of these Beverajj^s, and all are
invited to call and lample for themeelvea.
All orders with the money enclosed, will meet with prompt attention.
Malt and Hops fbr sale at lowest market prices. J. Ii. OAB9W.
A Very Hundsome Copper Plate HAP of DETROIT, with Ornamental Border,
Is now engraving, which will embrace the whole Manidpal Area. It ought to be In every offlne, and in
every private house in Detroit JAMES DALE JOHNSTON.
84 Johnston's Deteoit City Dibectoby,
1861.
JOHN HUTOKnsras & oo.,
AND DEAIiSBB IN
rUmr, Wmrh^ FUh,
€frm4u9 Beef, MPried Frmiia^
mmd miher JPrmeiMismB* •Mtm^
tW^ter Mtim$€, Coml, mmd Mtmkm S i^p gifa g
JRlmaiery Smli, JPtf# Irmm,
RIVER ST. CL Am, LAKE SHORE,
AET) SAGDrAW LINES OF STEAMBOATS,
r A L S O ,
Jlgents f0r fmt €lm fake ^ttperior fiitr
OF LOW PRESSURE SIDE-WHEEL PASSENGER STEAMBOATS.
ALSO, CONSIGNEES FOR THE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
AND THB
AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY
On the Erie Canal,
WABB)*i KOMJU SHQKi UUE QjF Pi@Pi(LILlR§
Leaves our dock three timea- each week for Buffalo, in coDuection with the above Lines.
FREIGHT wiU be contracted for to NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA and
BALTIMORE.
Steamboats 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.
13^ Persons having FREIGHT TO SHIP to any of the above Ports will save Ume and
money by consigning them to our warehouse at the foot of Griswold St., on the dock.
.JOHN HUTCHINGS & Co.,
Detroit, Midi.
And ADVERnsma Gazetteer.
85
H
H
ID
Pi
D
J, W. GILBERT & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF IMPRV.OED
Fire and Water Proof Felt and Composition
GRAVEL ROOFS!
Roofing '%^^x ait^ Sloofing Cemait at §2t|otoIe k ^itail
OFFICE 54 JEFFERSON AVENUE,
ODetxroJLt, ------ aMClolxiKttxx.
Are prepared to Roof Stores, Hotels. Dwellin£j8, School Houses, Railroad Qppots, Foun-
diieBjTannerieB, Sheds, and all other buildings that require a FLAT ROOF, with their
FELT & COMPOSITION GRAVEL ROOFING
that is po much in use in this city and diflerent parts of the State. Our roofs take the pre-
ference over all others for a FLAT SURFACE, aad are acknowledged by Architects, Builders,
snd all persons ^ho have adopted them, to be cheaper and more durable than any other Roof
DOW in use.
The Proprietors of this Roofing having been in the Building Business over twenty-flve
years, can safely say, without .any hesitation, that this is the only Composition Roof that is
reliable. Orders from the interior for Roofs or Roofing Materials, information, &c., addresseci.
to Box 833, Detroit, will receive prompt attention.
All Roofing entrusted to our care will be done in the best manner, and warranted.
J. W. OHiBEBT.
WTT.T.TATW GUiBEBT.
REFERENCES. "
Jordan he Anderson,
Bhelden Binith. Esq.,
John Sha£fer, Esq ,
Architeots.
Jaa. Shearer k. Bro.,
Flynn he Uageman,
£. Ic A Tisber,
Builders.
H. Langley Sc Son,
M. M.&jr Fisher,
McDufffc Mitchell,
Alex. Chapaton,
Joseph Granger,
Robert Common,
T. H. Pendall,
Builders.
L W. Ingereoll,
Wm Vinton,
H. McCain,
EH. Forsyth,
William Dys&n,
H. H. Leroy,
William Gibbinw,
Bullden,
Charles Jackson,
George Pering,
K. Helbner,
Themas Falrbnm,
William R Ourry,
Kinner k. Bro.,
T. D. Germain.
Boildenu
86
Johnston's Dktboit Cmr Dibkctoet,
JAMES E. PITTMAN
COAL AND lEOS DEALER,
Office and Tard Dock between Cass and First Sts.,
DETROIT, MIOHIQAN
Sermmion,
0-A.LS.
iGh ii?.oisr.
CmmbHm,
Ormuhm,
I
VarlouB other Brands of Coal and Fig Iron for Sale.
\M[ HarWe ||antk ®orks.
6. & A. F. MEHLING
MANUFAOTURERSOF
MARBLEiZED STONE,
mantle Ple«esy Pier 81«,% •
Bracket ShelT-ee, Taliltt
and Bureau Topsy
BILLIARDTABLETOPS
t^ The Marbleized Stone is a beantiful imitation of the most rare and deeirable Forei^a
Marbles, snch as Black and Gold Brocatelle, Porphyry, Agate, Verd Antiqae, Lisbon, Sianna
Jasper, Serpentine, Brown an^ Qreen Pyrenees.
The imitations are so perfect, that they challenge the closest scmtiny. In style and flnidi
they stand nnrivalled. They are so highly polish d, that they retain their beaut j mnoh
longer than marble, and are not injured by smoke, coal, gas or stains.
Indeed, the confldenoe with which they have thus far been received, gives the ftdreei eri-
denoe t^at this marble will, by its many aduantages, supercede all others.
Wareroom No. 70 Bandolpli St., oomer of Lamed.
And ADVBRTismG Gazette er.
87
KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN.
Board and tuition per quarter, $50. Students may enter at any time.
U. GREGORY, PrenderU.
Txa c«3 oo..
WHOLESALE
^
^^^^^
1
TEAS.
DEALERS nr
Groceries, Prorisions, Ship Chandlery,
PAINTS, OILS, WHITE ITSIT AND TROUT,
TWIN£. €0&BA€^£, B£X.TIN€^S, &€.
FRANKLIN MOORE.
GEO. FOOriS,
GEO. V. BAQLET.
FOOT OF OA8S STREET,
DETROIT, MICH.
TWWl M¥PIi¥ilAM ffUKHMl?
Is published e^ery day (except Sundays) in the city of Detroit by A. & C. MABXHAUSEN,
206 Jefferson Avenue,
Terms for 8ub$cr^piion,^J>9Xljt f^.OO per year; Weekly, $2.00. Advertisements taken at
the lowest rates.
(Saman, (Knglis^ anlr Jrat^ iaok uii $ih f rmtiitg
At the Michigan Journal Office, 206 Jefferson Avenue. All Job Work done with neatness
and diBpatfih.
€i|t JHkliigati Irmamt anii ^olbl^latt,
A weekly German Newipaper, pnbllBhed in the dty of Detrott, by MATH. KRAMER 4b CO^ No. S08
Jefl^noD Avenae, near Firemen's Hall, between Randolph and Bates Streeti.
tbrmTop^ubscbiption.
Per year, payable In advanoe, ......... |9.00
BATES OF ADVERTISINQ.
One square [10 lines or less] one insertion - ' - $0 50 1 One sqaare [10 lines or less] six months - - |4 60
•» " two insertions- - 76 « « one year - . - 6 00
** ** three months - - 2 60|
The DEMOCRAT it V0LK8BLATT, being the oldest German paper in the State, and havinff a maoh
larser eiroulation than any other German paper, offers pecoliar inducements to Merchants, Mannnotnrera,
ana the professional community, aa an advertising medium.
Germany Sasllali, and Freneli Book and Job Priatini^f
We are prepared to execute every variety of PLAIN AND FANOV PRINTING, in a superior style at
short notice, and at the cheapest rates.
*^ MATH. KBAKBB A OO.,
a08 Jeflbrson Ave. betw. Randolph fc Bates Sta
88
Johnston's Detroit City Directoby,
M
G. ae W. CLABK,
BUTCHERS,
Comer of Lamed & First Sts., ,
DETROIT, - MICHIOAIV.
Sliipping Supplied..
ess PORK AND BEEF PACKED TO ORDER.
0^
42 Larned St., corner of Shelby Street.
And ^v edfl.ies 11... l.mmry wis-b for n.e aiwajs Mipi-lied m the form of GAME, IlbH,
HAM, CUILETS, STEAKS, from ihe b. st, .bops in To«-n ^^^^^ HORNE.
il
^--^
^
CO.,
S. A. FULLER
DEALERS IN
At the Lowest Possible Prices,
182 JEFFERSON AVENUE
\
ii^e>9
DETROIT,
MICHICJAIV.
And Advebtising Gazbtteeb. 89
OWNEE OP THE
flabnt VA0 for l\^t Skit of Jilklitgon.
THIS FntE.PROOF ROOFING
ZS .A.N'
Effeetnal Security Against Mnch Damage from Fire or Water
* There are already in the City of Detroit
OVER ONE THOUSAND BUILDINGS,
ROOFED WITH THI3 COMPOSITION.
I will cover Roofs on Buildings within one hundred miles »f Detroit, in the Slate of
Michigan, or in Canada, provided tbe jcb bhnll be of hufficitui niflfzititude.
I have for sale tbe material to any extent, with full instructions how it may be
applied.
Below I refer to a number of onr citizens for their opinion in favor of the efficacy
^f this Roofing.
REFERENCES.
Col. O. B. DIT^mJB, GEO. FOOTE. A II ADAMS. Cash'rSavlngj Bank
Cot J. WINDKR JOII.V PATTOX. I'l.UMvSON
A H NEWBOULD. 1 W IS(JEIWl)Lr* SAMUEL KIDLEY, IlamlltoD. C.W.
£ D. JOiiNSTON. BYLVEsSTElt LAllNED.
1^ Orders by mail, or left at the store of M, I. Mills, 190 Jefferson Avehne,
promptly attended to.
F HEN AY METZ, Detroit.
90
AxD Advxbtisiko Gazxitzkr.
Looking Olau, Portrait, Pioture Frame and Window Cornioe ManntactarMr.
CHARLES M. LUM
-A.IITIST.
^
Studio, JVo. 10 Sheldon Block,
127 JEFFERSON AVENUE,
^ Pt T I s T,;
STUDIO OVER FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK.
PoriraiU from Life painted io as few sittings as conveni<*nt, or, in cases of emergeDoy,
from chemical pictares. Also, daguerreotypes of the deceased copied with extraordinary ac-
curacy, from miniature to life size. Photographs colored for the profession on reasonable
terms. Satisfaction in all case 4 guaranteed.
A Tiait Is respectfully solicited, and visitors will reoeive every attention, whether desiring
pictures or not Open from 8 A. M. until 6 P« M.
. DftroU, 186L
Johitovon'b Dbtboit Crrr Dxbbctoby, 91
CHARLES E. HALL,
WHOUESALB AND BETAIL DBALBB IK
D
IL«af> P>l)(Qg» (^ut audi' SmoMng
T O B A. C O O ,
VO. 75 GBISWOU) STBEEF,
Two doon Nortb of Post Office, MfETttOIT^ JIMICB*
GEORGE BROWN,
Manafkctnrer of Patent-Jointed, BoMwood, Mahogany, Cheny and Black Walnut
S H O "W O -A. S E S.
Shop 27 Jffferson Avenue^ Detroit, Mich, *
Show Cases always on hand and made to order. Orders from the dties and Tillages In
the State promptly attended to.
CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY— QUICK SALES AND SMALL PBOFITfl
i t »
A.. 3L,EHMA.2Sr,
WholGsal* and Betail Dealer in
REj&BY-Mj&BS CL0THIK6,
IMFOBTEB OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, VestmgS) Tailors' Trimmings, fto.,
AND A GBNEBAL AB80BTBBNT OF OBNTLBMEITS FUBKIBHmG QOODa
OZiOTXZZXTO- 3V^AT>B XO OZiDEXt.
34 Woodward Avo., oor. Woodbridge St, DETlloiTt
CALL BEFORE PUECHASINQ SLSBWHEBB,
92 Johnston's Dstboit Crpr Dirbctobt.
FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!!
Betoff appointed by the Common Council, on tbe recommendation of the Board of Trade and
the Manufaclurers and Dealers in Flour in the City of Detroit,
And th^ Mayor and Common Council of Detroit haying fixed tbe Ivspkctiov Rats at three
cents (8c) per BsTrel; and the Board of Trade tbe Inspection Bate of Wheat at six cents
per hundred bo^hels, I hereby adyertise the public accordiDgly. My Office is 186 WOOD-
WARD AVENUE, where calls fir my services will be promptly attended to.
The Brands and Grades of Flour are:
Lowest Orade — Supbbpinb.
Fourth Orade-— Fakcj Supesfivb.
Third Orade^ExTRA Stpbrpinb.
Second Orade— Uior Extra Supbbfihi.
First Orade — Superiob Extba.
JOSEPH HATCH,
186 Woodvm/rd Avemu*.
OEOBGE H. PBINTIS,
AHOMEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
And Solieitor in Chancery,
OFFICE CORNER JEFFERSON AVE. AND ORISWOLD ST.,
SDetrolt, « * « « ■ 3MC1o1iJ.saxi.«
KNIGHT & JENNISON,
AND SOUCTORS IS CHAIfCEAT,
Nos. 4 and S 8citz BaUding, Oriswold Street,
DETROIT, _ _ _ > MICHIOAN.
B. 0. KRIORT. WH. JBRHtgOH, JR.
DIREGTOBT, ADVERTISING AND SALE.
Agents in Eastern, Western, Caradifln snd Southern Ciiies, who forward Advertisements
to this Directory, cr who order the woik for sale, are allowed a liberal commission.
JAMES DALE JOHNSTON.
DHraU, MiMgan. Publisher Detroit Directory
And Adtxbtisino Gazetteer.
93
lATESI SUTESI
TILESI TILESI
The nndersigned bave opened a Tard oa the
Oomer of Rsmdolph. stud. -A.t^wsiter Ste.,
where they will keep on hand a general assortment of
^MC J^. K^ S X^ E
9
ALSO.
MARBLE, 8LATB AND ENCAUSTIC TILES.
8Ul« UiA on Roofli in the city or any part of the country, and Warranted.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
E. W. LADD & GO.
Detroitf MichigcM,
?
Detroit Plaster Mill,
J, B^ HINCHMAN,
EBuccHior to Jofcpli LLWf Jr. J
CALCINED, STEREOTVPE & DENTISTS' PLASTiRE
I Mm on W Aorf adjoin in^ D, f M. Depot, D E T HO I T ,
v-,,.<J,-»5i;*-.">ri
OUALIT
T. H. ARMSTRONG.
MaDoflustorer and Dealer fai
UMBRELLAS, OANES,
Masonic, L O. O. F. Begalia and Jewels,
NO. -.168 JEFFERSON A VENUE,
Third door abore Qrlfwold St., DETROIT*
64 JOHKgTOy's DXTBOIT ClTT DiBECTOBT,
The labtcriber keeps ooosUnUy on hand a i^enenl usortmeDt of Uie best letding
Tarieties of
Apple, Pear, Plum, Peach, Nectarine,
J^lPRZOOT .A.^r> QTJZ2TCS a7R£]SS,
with GRAPE TINES, both NaUve and ForeigB, including the Rebecca, Delaware, Cktt-
Wd and Diana; and diiferent Tarieties of Oooeeberries, CnrranU, Raspberries and Straw-
MfXMt*
THE OB]>TAM£NTAL BEPABTMEHT
It Well mpplled with ETERGBEEIV and other desirable varieties of Bbade Trees. The
Mock of FLOWERING SHRUBS AND ROSES is not exceeded either In qoantity or variety,
by any esUblishment in the State. Also, Peonies, Tnlips, Hyacinths, and other B^slboos
Flowering Roots.
tfT A Magnificent selection from the best varieties of DAHUAS« which obtained the
First Preminm at the late State Fair held in Detroit. Also, a large GREEN HOUSE, weU
filled 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. CaUlogues furnished gratis to all applicants who encloee postrofBce stamp*
Address, WILLIAM ADAIR, Detroit, Mich.
JOHN J. BAGLET,"
TOBA.OCONIST,
M©e 24 WQodwapdB Ave*,
How to Take Out a Fatent--Hint8 to Inventors.
MeBiTB MTINK & CO., Kflitors of the Snentific Americart, having hnd unwarde of fifteen yoara* erpe-
Hence In aollcltinff PntcniB at home- ni d in foreign Potent Oftice^ linve published ft MANUAL OF AD-
VICE HOW TO BECUKE LETTERS PATENT, -which thoy will forward by mall, free of charge.
Their or(,'anizatlon I^ thorough and conipl*'te, and sure RuarRiifiJ' that all busiiKes connected with the
Kxamlnatlon of Invrntlonn, Preparintr Piu'cificatlonp, Drawii.^'s, Cavont», An*iui:mcnt of Patents, Pro»e-
cnllnsf Rejected CaBe», Intt-rferencei*, Rei»«su(« and ExteiiRions of ]'ntenl»,aLd Opinion* of the Infk'iDge-
feaenta and Validity of Patents, will nceivc the most cartful attention.
Measra MUNN &. CO. have al.no the i;re:it udvHntHge of n brnncli oflQce at Wapbington (under the per-
sonal aupervlhlon of one of tlio firm), wlicb Ih In daily communication with their New York office.
They have alao great experlene* in procurit g Patents In Great Britain, France, Belgium, Austria, Rqs-
•Ift, Prusala, and all European countilea; tbcy are in weekly corroBpondence with the moat eminent
patent aollcltoro of Europe. All conimuLlcations are cor.uidered c(r (idei tial.
Gommunlcatlona ahould bo addressed to MUNN & CO., 87 PARK HOW, N. T.
^^^<V^^^^^/%^^^^^^^W^^^^^WN^V^%/VN/%^
U an ninatrated Weekly Journal of nlxteen pagea, devoted to the interesta of INVENTORS, MSOHAK-
108 AND MANUFACTURERS.
• The numbers for aiycar make a volume of useful matter [full of engravings] of 832 pages. Termi, |2 flh
Jrssr ; |1 for six months. Specimen numbers of the raper aent free on application to
Ji::! MUNN Sd CO., Na 37 Park Row, Now York City.
AxD Abysbtisino Gazeiteeb.
95
COAL oiunTlamkdepot,
No. 185 Jefferson AveMne,
WHOLESALE "Sealer in
y^;;^ ^^ Petroleum, Kerosene, Coal Oil,
I COAL OIL LAMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
trade will here flod the largest qaantity and
variety of Lamps and Lamp Fixtures to be
any Store in the State.
Mveral qaalitf m of OIL, tOl of which we will sell at
▲L80,
ChimneyB, Wieks, Bnuhes, Gla« and Paper Shades,
And every article connected with the trade.
^^ Merchants are invited to call and examine our
j^i CKx)ds and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
^ ARTHUR BURTIS.
D. W. GLENDINNING,
154 Michigan Aye., betw. First and Second Sts.,
3DSTXiOia?. - - - - X^XOXXZO-.A.IN'.
FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER OF EVERY VARIETY OF
WROUGHT, cm IBON&WIBEORIIIMElim FENCE,
mo ORNAMENTAL €AST IRQN ST AtRS,
FOB
Fnblio Sqnares and Cemetery Lots,
BALCONIES AND VERANDAHS,
Iron Doors aixd Sliutters,
ORATES, WINDOW OUARDS,
ATid Blacksmith Work Generally.
The Subscriber Is constantly In receipt from Now
York of H largo assortment of the Latest Style Patterns,
and is ])roi)aro(l to do all work In the above line in the
best style and tlnlsh. Orders for the above respectfully
solicited, promptlv att-ended to, and neatly and sub-
stantially oxecutetl at the lowest rates.
D. w. oLENDnrniNa.
Reference: JAMES SHEABEB, Bnilder, and Hoh. C. H. BUHL, Mayor of DetKdt.
96 Johnston's Detroit City DiBEcroBT,
JAMES BOYD & CO.,
f kin Mil §mxRim fkiStmw,
AND WORKERS IN 4LL KINDS OF CEMENTS,
GeDtreSy Bracket§9 4cCh A;c.9 &e«
NO. 149 AD,AMS AVENUE, EAST.
MICHAEL A. HOGAN,
' m
CORNBR OF BRUSH 4b WOODBRIDGIB 8TS.,
DETROIT, .... MICHIGAN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Si^SH, DOORS, BLIN^DS,
All I^inds of ]S^illwrigh.t l^aoliiiiery,
EXECUTED AT SHORT NOTICE.
13^ Power and Boom U Btni: Hi* Premiie* are Sxleniive.
CHABLES H. PABSHALL ft CO.,
AnDoaQoe to their Dumeroas ftirads and the pabltc that they hare leased the upper ttovy of
thej^extflDaiTe boildiog corner Woodbridge and Bnish, and shall be able to snpplj the public
demand for
'WOODElSr BOXES,
Of ereiy Size, Style Md Variety, Cheap for Caah.
CHARLES H. PARSHALL A CO. "
And Adysbtisiko Gazetteeb.
97
BURNHAM'S GREAT WARDROBE!!!
The Great Wardrobe Clothing Qnporium
OP
A.. BTjR:isria[A.M & co.
has been established at 188 Jefltoncn Afe., Detroit, as ooe of the greatest JobUng ICarts for
OlothiDg in the West.
0T7R II£TjSl!L TRiiDE
is conducted on the most ezteosive scale, bnt we inyite Dealers in Ready Made Clothing
generally tbrongbont ihe State of Michigan to enable ns to Job off large snpplies of Qoodi
suited to tbeir localities at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
We feel we can please and rapply any nomber of cnstomers, and shall be glad to main
the acquaintance of all dealers in the State.
^ Our number is 188 Jeffenon Avenue:
A. BVRIVIIAIII A CO.
98
Johnston's Dbtboit Cmr DtRBcroBT,
•«1
M
o
o
DETROIT & LAKE SUPERIOR
Hamtramck, near Eastern Limit of Detroit,
Between Jefferson Avenue and the River — Office at the office of Oeorge B,
Russell, foot of Woodward Avenue.
I
This Company is ready to supply in large quantities the varioas grades of
x> I o I n. o m 9
Manufactured with Charcoal from the best qualities of
'\.'>^'v/*«''\*'>-'*.'
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY,
GEO. B. RUSSELL. President ;
EDWD C. WALKER, Vice President] ALLEN A.RABINEAU, Sec'y and TVeas'r.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
GEO. B. RU3LEL, M. D., GEORGE F. PORTER.
EDWARD C. WALKER, ABRAHAM W. RUSSEL,
JOSEPH B. BAKER,
Note. — We are entirely of opinion, that if there was a spark of true patriolism and com
munitive good sense, and bus'ness shrewdness amongHt us, we would determine on the de-
velopment of our own Iron Resources, and give up importing. In mercy to England her
mining operations should be economised — the island is honeycombed throughout, and it will
be well if she have enough ores yet remaining to supply her own great national demand. This
is not our business, however, but, it is, that we manufacture our own raw material of every
kind, particularly Iron, Wool and Cotton, and that we encourage the production of raw silk, of
which our women wear such large quantities woven abroad. Let us keep our money 4q
America. — Editor Detroit Dirbctort.
And Adtbbtibino Gazstteeb.
99
PINE TIMBERED LANDS
F O R S ^ L E .
The St. Mary's Falls Ship Canal
iGo, have upwards of 500,000 Acres
I of Selected Lands in Hicbi^n Ibr
Isale. Office on Ghewold &t,
IdITEOII, HlCHIiiAN.
GEOEGE S. FBOST,
Land Agent*
JOHN W. A. 8. CULLEN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ALSO,
Maiter and Examiner In Chancery iof the U. B. Cironit Conrt for the District of Michigan.
AM© MOTARV PKBH®,
Detroit, Mich.
POST OFFICE ADDRESS, )
Jf0je 417. f
19* Particular attention given to Colleotiona throaghoat tho State, Inveatiug of Moneys, Conyeyauo-
ing and Notary Business.
Hod. Rom Wilkins. United States District Judire. Detroit. &f1ch.
Hod. R. a Wilson, Chfcaxo, 111.
Geo. D. Croiisman. Ksq . Boston.
J. H. Randall. E q . PbjladdpMa.
Messrs Taylor, aichard8ACo..M.r.Cit7.
Messrs Moos Brothers, Saodu.«ky. Ohio. I D. Bethnne Duffleid. Esq.. Detroit.
D. McCarthy. Esq.. Syracuse. N. T. George W. BisselU Detr«rL
Hon. G. V. N. Lo'nrop, Detroit. Peninsular Bank, Detroit.
R. N. Rice, E.<q.. Detroit.
79 Woodward Avenue,
nETROIT, - - - - JVlCMlG^jr,
IMPORTER OP NEW YORK, LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OP
* COMPRISING :
French Flowers, Ribbons, Blondes, Flumes, Biding Hats,
(Ladies and Misses'), Corsets, &o.,. &o„ &o.
t^ 19 WOQBWARD AVE.
100
Johitotok's DKntoiT Cnr Dibkctobt,
Si. M. €41'
URRIIGE m
mn iiKER
19. 11 state St., htlmtn llll00litpar]r ^ot. anb (Sctsmolb St.,
BUGGIES, WAGONS, SLEIGHS, &C.
ZkiCAdo to Oird-ex*.
All kinds of Carriage Blacksmlthing and Jobbing done promptly and in (he
possible manner.
City and Country Orders Promptly Attended To.
Sole lai^etatn rf tb CekkiM
"ilfniiff Tci luMIC -Sou of lika»'
Ivphy' 8(gin.
al -hi
KAICHEN BROTHERS,
^mstubsxm mi Imirffrttrs of
DEALERS IN LEAF TOBACCO,
MMnohMm, Fuij aad GUy Fip«>
^ AXD A OaiAT TlSBrT OV
^SEGAR HOLDERS AND PIPE STEMS.
■-■^ JV#* 189 J^tW€r9om .#m.9
:^ AHD mUllBLL KOVSI, WOODVAbD ATHXITB,
DtTKIT. • MIOIIIttM.
AKirOU) KAICMIH. BIBMA
"A
H
ILLUHIHATED SHOW CARDS,
fanra ^ips <c Stfitriling,
•ARDNER R. LILLIBRIMK,
8S Lan«a St., Wm*.
Q
03
Akd ADYXBTisiNa Gazeitebb.
101
f FARRELL & BROTHER,
DBALBS8 nr II
Foreip and Domestic Dry Goods,
64 WOODWARD AVE., 64
MtrrxU Block, near Jtfferion Am,
XW Hoveltiet in Silks, Shawls and Sresi
Goods always on Hand.
NO SECOND PRICE.
SAMUEL S. N£WB£&aT.
DETROIT, - - MICfflGAN.
Stadio, No. 4, Firemen's Hall,
JEFFERSON AV]5.,^C0R. RANDOLPH.
102
Johnston's Dbtboit Crrr Dibeotobt,
XAVUFACTUBEB AVD
DEALER IN CABINET FURNITURE
No. 64 Larned Street, West,
DETROIT, - . - MICHIGAN.
PE mSULAR B m"
lae mwwmBMxm avx.,
DETROIT, • - MIOHIQAN.
'-v:?3SCn^?^^=^
BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULING
All tlxelr asrAxxolxeoi.
ISO JEFFEXSOJy JlVBjrUE,
DETROIT, ■ - - - MICH:iaA.lsr.
- 17* JOHKSTON'8 DETBOIT CITT DIBECTOBT for 1861 on Sale at (Ua Bindetr.
And ADVEBTisixa Gazettkeb.
103
BININGER'S
OLD LONDON DOCK
Is OTldeiitlr the prodact of
▼«iy careful distillation— the
actiyo principle, the Juniper
Berry— beinK so blended as
to jrfve to the spirit a very
delicate, fhilty and aromatio
flavor.
CoLTOV Saltsr, M.D.,
8 West 89th St. N, Y.
@GXN
"This Superb GIN [Bnr«
khtobb's Old Loicdov
Dock] has attained a repa-
tation without precedent 1
the history of the age.**— if,
Y. Ev6. £a>pre—,
"The honse of A. M. Bin*
ing A Co , 19 Broad Street,
has attained for a period or
Eighty Tkabs a reputation
that miay be envied."— if.
r. Eve, Po9t.
c3^
OIH A3 A BEMEDIAL AOEHT.
Tbis Delicious Tonic Stimalnnty especially designed for the use of the Medietd Fro-
fession and the Famiiy, having superceded the so-called " Gins," " Aromatic," " Cordial,"
** Medicated," " Schnapps," etc., is now endorsed by all of the prominent physicians, chem-
ists and connoisseurs, as possessing all of those intrinne medicinal qualities — tonic and diu-
retic — which belong to an old and pare Gin. Put up in quart bottles and sold by all
druggists, grocers, etc. A. HI. BIBTIIVGER A €o,,
[Established in 1778.] Sole Proprietors,
Ko. 19 Broad Street, if. T,
The infamous practice of adulterating
Brandies having become so common that a
genuine article is the exception ; it is of
rital importance to those requiring it for
Family use and Invalids, that it sliould be
of undoubted purity and efficacy.
With a view to meeting the popular de-
mand for a reliable Brandy in its natural
state, free from alcoholic flavor and impuri-
ties, and fully appreciating the fact that it
is often recommended by the Medical Fa-
culty, as a sustaining stimulant, when all other
remedies fall, we are now bottling and sell-
ing at reasonable rates, a Brandy of our own
importation, from one of the most responsi-
ble houses in France, and known as
''Bininger'iOenuine Cognac Brandy."
It is tnUd, delicate and A'ulty, and ie designed to
be always uniform in quality and oharactor. Put
bottles, in c
up in pint and quart bottles, incases contairing two
dozen pints and one dozen quarts, and is sold by all
prominent druggists, grocers and town agents.
The above Is also for sale In original packages,
viz.: Eighths and Quarter Casks.
A. M. BININGER & Co.
[Bstabllsbed 1778,]
Sole Import«rg, 'So. 19 Broad St, N. Y.
BOUIIRflN
*'l»43 RESE RVE'
The established poptUarity of this Chotcb
Old BocRBoir as a medicinal agent,. renders
it superflous to mention in detail the charac-
teristics which distinguish it from the ordin-
ary grade of Kentucky Whiskeys.
Being distilled in 1848, and manufactur-
ed expressly for us with great care, it can be
relied upon as a strictly pure %i\n\\x\dLnif and
peculiarly effective for the treatment of Lung
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Derangement of the
Stomach, Nervousness, etc.
As a curative agent it has a tendency to
recreate and strcngtlum ; while age having con-
tributed its genial charm and enriched it
with a delicious flavor and an oily body, it
affords a pleasant incentive to the preserva-
tion or recovery of health, through the agree-
able medium of a well pleased palate.
Put up In a variety of attractive forms, In iron-
bound oases of one and two dozen bottles each, and
sold by all prominent druggulsts, grocers and town
agents.
* A. M. BININGER & Co.,
[Sstabllshed 1778,]
8ole Proprietors, No. 10 Broad St, K. T
ir^ The above popular goodt ar$ sold by aU of the promment Druggittn and Oroein m Detroit,
104
Johnston's Detboit Citt Diebctobt,
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
The marked and ever extending popularity of SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, both in
America and Europe, is such as best to establish their superiority over all others in tbe
market. Sewing machines — w called — may be bought, it is true, for a smaller amount of
dollars, but it is mistaken economy to invest anything in a worthless or unreliable article,
and those who do so must abide the consequences.
RllSTGER'S NEW FAMILY MAOHINES.
In order to place the best family machines ik the world within the reach of all, we
have reduced our LETTER B, OR TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINES to $50.
SiNOBR^s No. 1 AND 2 Standard Shuttle Machines, both of very general application
and capacity, and popular both in the family and manufactory. Drices reduced, respec-
tiqely from $135 and $150 to $00 and $100.
MNOER'S No. 3 STANDAkD Slil Ti LR MACHINE, for carriage msKers and heavy leather
work. Price, complete, $125. Also, to conif)lete the list,
AN ENTIRELY NEW ATHICLB,
mieqnnllrd for monufacturing purpof es ; Koiselffs, RapiD, and capable of every kind of work ! Price,
iDclauiog iron stand and drawer?, $110, cheaper at that in view of is valae, than the machines of anj
other ranker as a gift.
All of Stnffer'a M:»oh1ne8 makA tho TnterTocked Stitch, which la thn beet alitch known. Every pcraon
dealnng to procure lull and rellMb'e Information about Sewlni? MHChlnea, th«lr eizo^ pricea. worklug o^-
y>ac'tv,Mnd the l»«*t method of purchaaln^, c- n obtHin It by Bending for a copy of L. M. Suig-r A& Co.*a
Qaxette. which la a beautiful pictorial paper entirely devoted to the sn^j^-cf^ It will be aupplled ^a(t«.
W. K. A. WOODRUFF, Affent^
58 Woodward Ave., Merrill Bulldlug, Detroit, BCIeh
And Adyebtisino Gaz^teek.
105
FORSYTH Sd company.
Dealers at Wholesale and Retail in
hi
a
H »
9 ^3
sw
H
|^nilir0id«Hi$, |C»(ii8, iri)nmiu0$, §oi8i<rt), (&\mti, %\Vbm%
AND MII.i:.nra:RT goods, Sa lirOOD^rARD A V BMDK.
OLIVER BOURKE,
IMPORTEB OP
ijl^xm)nt$, Wans,
LIQUORS AND
No. 122 Jefferson Avenue,
leacl; Opposite lasonic HaBi
G
106
JoassTON's DBrrRorr City DmBcroBT.
The Qreat Invention of tlie Age!
ThaJ MTAETlC LEKVKB
IBVSITED70B
JBxUnguuhing a Fire,
ProhcUny a Boqfflrom
Taking Fire,
WaMng Wmdowt,
BpriMing Planis,
WetUng SidewaUctt
SprMding Streeii,
Jfdthdng Carriaget,
Dranmng Cdlars,
OUamng CHgiemSt
THB BE8T ABTICLE SVBB
IH7EVIEDF0R
WaUrtng Oarden$,l
CUatuing Tree$ from Im-
Emptying Water from Boctts
SprimJdmg Stock on Ba/Owc^
TramM^
Wcuking Cars,
Filtering Water,
Emptying and JPiUing Bar"
rds,
A Spray Bath, ^c, ^*.
AN mVBNTION FOB THEOWINa WATER BY HAND-POWEE,
THE HOST EFHCIEm EIRE EKGINE IR THE WORLD,
Beeanse the Moit Available*
The Hydropnlt weighs bat eight pounds, and will, by the power of one man, throw water
at the rate of eight gallons per minute, fifty feet high. It is a most desirable article for use
IN EVEBT HOUSEHOLD,
For WASHiira Windows, Wbttwo Sidewalks, SpRnrKLiHo' Stbebts, Wafhiwo CABBiAdis,
WATBiira Gardens, Spbinklinq Plants, &c., and in case of FJRE IT IS INVALUABLE.
Many conflagrations have been prevented by the use of i his simple instrument It has
received the endorsement of the entire Fibb Defabtmbntof Nrw Tobk Citt and Bbookltv,
IndudiDg theOHiBP Engineebs, Assistant Enginbbbs and Fibb Mabshals; also the recom-
mendation of all the principal
Fire Insurance Companies op New York City.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars of property was saved fh>m destruction by the
use of the Hydropult alone at the Palace Garden on the night of the 5th of October, 1860.
For particulars see certificate in circular fh)m the Secretary of the Am^can Institute ;
also New Tork daily papers of the 6th and 9th October, 1860.
The Hydropult should be owned by every householder. It does away with the necesdty
of a hydrant, It is a light, porUble FOBCE PUMP, always ready, easily used, and will
come In flrequent use by eveiy former, merchant, and mechanic in the community. Please
call and examine the artide as No. 161 Nassau St., Times Building, or address the
AMERICAN HYDROPULT COMPANY,
No. 151 mseau Street, and 41 Park^Bow, New York.
A GENERAL LIST OF NAMES.
BSXUB-V^J^a7X02TS.
Mot read aoooontaat.
atty. *" •ttoraay.
b. « boards-
b. h. ** boarding houe.
carp. ** earpentar.
eoBL ** oommiaaloii.
h ** bouM.
B.rea({east.
Ub. '* labonr.
mauflr. mannfaotMnr.
mak.'* maker.
N.; •* nortiL
oor. ** oomer.
ra. " rufeaa
a « Boutb.
W. « weat
w." with.
wb.*<wboloMl«..
[Names in Cap I«etteni cbareed $1.
AdTertlaen In ilie Blreeto ry not etiarg-
ed, and Uieir namea are ioTaHablr
printed in dlaplaj letters wlien tltelr
names are received In tlnte*]
Aaron, Julias, salesinan, w. A. Lehman.
Aaron, Alex, salesman, w. Abraham Hart.
Abare, Mark, saloon, 808 Atwater E.
Abemathy, Ann, 172 Clifford.
Abemathy, Samuel, tinsmith, 172 Clifford.
Abeel, Jas M., salesman, w. A. C. Porter.
Abel, Mary, dressmaker, 162 Croghan.
Abel, Robert, printer, 162 Croghan.
Abel, Henry, tinsmith, 16 Buena Vista.
Able, Mrs. W., washwoman, Trowbridge near
the Railroad.
Able, C, Lafayette near Railway.
Abal, Henry, lab, 848 Croghan.
Abbal, George, mason. Commons near head
of Riopelle.
Abraham, Alfred W., photographic artist, up
stairs, cor. Y^oodward ave. and Lamed, 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, 869 Thompson.
Abbot, Henry B., Capt st. bt. Union, r 102
Beech«
Abbot, Thofl. F., office w. A. Orr, r 68 lafyLj-
etteW.
Abbot, Mrs. Andrian, 752 River.
Abbot, Flarel, r. Abbot.
Abler, Edward, carp. cor. Hastings and
Whitney.
Academy, The Detroit Female, cor. F(»t
and Wayne.
Academy, Young Ladies, 806 Jefferson aY«
enue.
Academy, German and English, 228 Latey*
ette E.
Acker, Samuel, 62 Lafayette W.
Acker, J. C. w. Samuel Acker.
Ackerman, Bei\j. P., hotel, 8 Brush.
Ackerman, Martha, widow, r. W. W. Whea*
ton.
Acerkman Jas. B., w. W. W. Wheatoiu b«
A. Wilkins.
Ackley, John, malster, rear 26 Croghan.
ADAIR, WILLIAM, nurseryman and horti«
culturist, Jefferson are near Ehnwood avo,
(«M advertiiemeni, pagt 94.)
Adair, Thomas, machinist, 9 FrankUn*
Adair, Thomas, saloon, 97 Atwater^E.
Adderly, Wm. J., grocer, 157 Gratiot.
Adderly, Edward, trader, 262 Seventh.
Adams, A. M., Top. Engineer, Lake SorvBT.
office, Wayne.
Adams, George, steward, steamar Stoekmtn^
Adams, Mrs., 58 George.
Adams, J. M., baggageman, 294 Bandol^li^
108
Johnston's Detboit Cmr Dikkctobt,
Adams, John H., cor. Michigan arenne and
Cbm.
ADAMS, HERBERT, (Brooks & Adams,)
840 Lafayette W.
Adams, Francis, *(Brooks Sl Adams,) 822
Woodbridge W.
ADAMS, T. K., 81 Congress W.
ADAMS, PLATT, harness maker, shop 156
Woodward ave. 146 Adams ave £. Bee ad-
Tertisement 76.
Adams, John, lab, Mary.
Adams, Wm., tinsmith, 82 Clifford.
Adams, Anna, widow of James, 148 Antoine.
Adams 6l Eddie, manufacturers of wire
work, 109 Woodward ave.
Adams, Samuel, Michigan wire works, 109
Woodward avenue, r. cor. Lafayette and
Eighth.
Adams, John S., brakeman, b. R. R. Ex-
change.
Adams, Michael A., grocer, 188 Michigan ay-
enne W.
Adams, Jason M., baggage m/ister, 20 Ma-
comb.
Adams, W., hardware, 196 Woodward ave.
'ADAMS, ALEX. H., Cashier Savings Bank,
66 Griswold, r. 177 Lamed E.
Adams, Wm., 49 Elizabeth W.
Adams, Samuel C, salesman, w. Town &
Shelden.
Adams, Joseph, colored, cook, 181 Con. £.
Adams, Wm., painter, 68 Columbia £.
Adams, Walter, saloon. 4 Woodward aveenue
and 169 Third.
ADAMS, MRS. L.B., editress Michigan Far-
mer, b. Chas. Howard.
Adams, Thomas, brass founder, 95 Lewis.
ADAMS, JOHN W., peoples store, r 15 Mont-
calm.
Adams Wm., painter, 68 Columbia E.
Adams W. H., saloon, 4 Wood ave, and 169
Third.
Adams, John H., painter, 483 Congress E.
Adamson, Wm. stonecutter, 154 Fafayette E.
Adesom, F., milkman, cor. Chestnut and
Lasalle.
Adderhalt, Augustus, servant, 26 Maple E.
Adderhalt, Fred, fireman, 174 Macomb.
Adams Samuel C, clerk, b. Mrs. Alvord.
Adie, Geo. C. salesman, w. Higby &, Steams,
r. 289 Jefferson ave.
Adloff, Lewis, shoemaker, 11 Congress E.
Adiey, John, dmggist, 78 Monroe ave, 90
Michigan ave. W.
Adler, D., draftsman, w. John Schaffer.
Adler, Liebman, Jewish Rabbi, 27 Fort 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. .
^TNA INSURANCE CO. office, rooms 2 dt
8 Merrill Block.
Aiken, Abel, lab, 427 Fort E.
Ainsworth, C., 3 State.
Aird, Catharine, widow of Geo., w. Joseph
0. Sullivan.
Alborough, L., farmer. Grand River west of
Thompson.
Albertson, Joseph A., nursery agent, 261
Fifth.
Albertson, H. M., livery, Woodbridge near
Third, r. Henry and Clifford.
Albertson, Dr. 54 Macomb ave.
Alden, J. M., physician, office 105 Woodward
ave, r. cor. Howard and Cass.
Alexander, G. W., r. room 87 and 89 Waver-
ly House.
Alexander, George, sailor, 84 Woodbridge W.
Allen, Lewis, Michigan Oil Co., r. 178 Qris-
wold.
Allan, Wm. Charles, collector, 188 Adams
avenue E.
Allen, J. M., printer, 70 Columbia W.
Allan, Willis W., marine carp, 81 Congress E.
Allen, Hiram S., miller, 8 Harriet.
Allen, Wm., salesman, 164 Jefferson avenue,
r. Montcalm.
Allen Thomas, car repairer, 109 Fifth.
Allen, Elbridge G., 58 Howard, (^moving to
41 Lafayette W.
Allen, John, glass blower, b. 44 Michigan
avenue E.
Allen, Fred, 15 Griswold.
Allen, Ira M., physician, office 8 Lamed W.
Allen Charies T., deputy sheriff, 6 Clinton,.
moving to 198 Randolph.
Allen Joseph, baker, 62 Lafayette £.
Allen, 0. C, engraver, 40 Elizabeth W.
Allen, Mrs. Wm., 239 Sixth.
Allen, Edward, lab, 125 Cherry.
Allen, Orville S., 40 Elizabeth.
Allen, Wm., merchant, 47 Duffield.
Allen, Wm, carp,Beechbet.Third and Fourth.
Allen, W. W., sailing master, Payne's Hotel.
Allen, Alfred, colored, sailor, 116 Michigan
avenue W.
Allen, E. G., 41 Lafayette W.
Allen, Rev. Marvin, 87 Washington avenue,
moving to the country.
Allen, Thomas, attorney, 178 Griswold.
Allen, N., 324 Mullet.
Allen, Philo, agent Johnson Gas Lights
Jefferson ave.
Allen, William, saloon, 28 First.
Albertson, H. M., liquors, 102 Lamed W.
Albus, Angeline, midwife, 99 Maple E.
Albus, Wm., cigar, maker, 99 Maple E.
Albrecht, Wm., mason, 251 Mullet.
Albright, W., mason, 134 Elizabeth E.
Aldous, Wm., painter and glazier, 228 Ran^
dolph.
Alder, Jacob, saloon, 885 Grand River.
Aldebrandt, August, tailor, 167 Croghan..
And ADYBBnsiNG Gazbttsbb.
109
Allar, Peter, sailor, r. Detroit A, MU. Bail-
way track rear Barclay's Foundry.
AUdritt, George, gilder, 96 Bllzabeth W.
AUeman, Victor, lab, 187 Lafayette E.
Alison Rowland H., wine and spirit merch.,
46 Jeflferson arenue, r. 77 Macomb.
Alison, John Massy, clerk, r. B. H. AUiosn.
Allison, Dayid, 92 Oass.
Allison, Dayid, saddler, with Henry Duncan,
r. 215 Woodward ave.
Allison, James D., finisher, 844 Congress E.
Allison, John H., watch maker and jeweller,
198 Jefferson arenue, moving to 118 Wood-
ward avenue, r. 92 Miami avenue .
AUlston, James, engineer, 67 Lafontaine
avenue.
Allmang, John, saloon, 68 Oroghan.
Allmank, J., saloon, 180 Adams ave E.
Als, John, lab, Mary near Dequindre.
Altenburgh, John, Mullet.
Alterauge, Mrs, Anna E., widow, 868 Jeffer-
son ave.
Altman, 1.^ Co., exchange broken, 108
Woodward ave.
Altman, Isaac, fur merchant and exchange
broker, r. 180 Michigan ave.
Altonbrandt, Augustus, tailor, 161 Croghan.
Alton, Ellen, widow of Thomas. 19 Washing-
ton ave.
Alton, Margaret, 19 Washington ave.
Alvord, Mrs. 8., b h., Fort near Griswold.
Alvord, L., laborer, 66 Labrosse.
Amar, Henry, blacksmith, 181 Lafayette E.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, office
106 Jefferson ave.
Ames, Albert W., express messenger, 68
Adams ave B.
Ames & Schroeder, brewers, comer 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 Grati-
ot, see also 898 Gratiot.
Ammaes, Nicholas, brewer, Clinton.
Aminger, John, pedler. Eighth near Grand
River.
Ammis, Nicholas, grocer, comer Croghan
and St Aubin.
Ambrasteri Ignats, warehouseman, 802 Ran-
dolph.
Amberg, David, merchant tailor and clothi-
er, 163 Jefferson avenue, r. 42 Congress W.
Amrhain, Wm., lab, 174 Macomb.
Ams, Frederick, brewer, 212 Russell.
Amsden, D. S. dealer in musical merchan-
dise, Conse's Bazar.
Andeline, Joseph, carp, 80 Waterloo.
Anderson, S., finisher, 186 Seventh.
Anderson, Mrs. S., b. h. 182 Griswold.
Anderson, Wm., steward, 96 Catherine.
Anderson, Peter, ship carpenter, 296 Fort E.
Anderson, D. C. colored, billards, 86 Lafay-
ette E.
Anderson, Ebenezer. banker, office comer
J^efferson ave and Griswold, r. 28 State.
Anderson, Mrs., widow of Charles, r. 48
Woodbridge £.
Anderson, Arthur M., cellerman, r. 9 Jefl^r*
son ave.
Anderson, Peter, clerk, 47 Michigan a^e. K,
Anderson, Charles L., accountant, w J. E,
GiUet & Co.
Anderson, Mrs., cloak maker, 66 Shelby.
Anderson, Duke Wm.,x (the Rev.) colored,
177 Beaubien.
Anderson, Charles, sawyer, 91 Lamed B.
Anderson, Charles W., sawyer, 91 Lamed B,
Anderson, John, stage driver, 80 Columbia W.
Anderson, Joseph D., machinist, 289 Con-
gress E.
Anderson, Edward W., w Joseph AndenoiL
Anderson, Henry R., commission merchant,
84 Madson ave.
Anderson, T.. engineer. Fort near WhitneT.
Anderson, Sarah, widow, b. h. 182 Griswold.
Anderson, James, (Jordan &» A.) office 6ft
Griswold, r. 69 Congress W.
ANDERSON & DENTON, produce and coot
mer, 144 and 146 Woodbridge W. 8n
advertiaemmt poffe 78.
ANDERSON, R. H., r cor John R & Madison
avenue.
Anderson, Thomas C, engineer, Lafointafaie
north of Fort.
Anderson, George, salesoian, with Albert
Thayer.
ANDERSON DAN'L, engineer, 186 Seventh
cor Labrosse.
Anderhalt, Joseph, lab. 111 Macomb.
Anderlie, Alphonso, cigar maker, with H*
Hancock.
Audit L., 466 Woodbridge W.
Andre Henry, grocer, 448 Gratiot.
Andre Clemina, widow of Joeeph, 68 Lam-
ed E.
Andre John, grocer, 212 Gratiot.
Andreoli Charles, marble cutter, 868 Thoia^
son.
Andrew Henry, grocer, 448 Gratiot.
Andrews Mrs.H. R., 662 Woodward ave.
Andrews George, counsellor, office w Sam.
T. Douglass, r 48 Madison ave.
Andrews Stowell, mate steamer Marquette. .
Andrews Stephen C, agent People's line of
Propellers, office foot of Fhrst, r 97 Laiky*
ette W.
Andrews Wm V., photographic artist and
book agent, 236 Jefferson ave.
Andrews Ann, widow, 886 Franklin.
Andrews Mrs. L., r G. W. Gilbert.
Andrew Mrs., widow of Wm, 294 Seventh.
Andrews J L., sailor, 189 Clifford.
Andrew John, clerk D & M Railway, 21S
Congress £. -
Andrew Louisa, colored, 181 Oongrees B.
Andrew Jo8eph,bricklayer, 168 Adams ave, B.
Andrew, John J., 267 Jeff, ave., near Bmah^
no*
Johotton'b Dktroit Cit7 Dibbctobt,
Andrews Prancee, widow, d4 Maple B.
Andrew John, signal man, D & M Railway
croflsisK at Qratiot.
Andrews R. H., printer, 10 Rowland.
Andrews Joseph, mason, 818 Antoine.
Andms J., teamster, Eighth near Grand
R^yer.
Annar Peter, lab, 848 Croghan.
Annar , 88 Adams avenue £.
Angstler John, mason, Clinton.
Anscomb George C, blacksmith, 187 Grand
Riyer and 202 First
Anteor Antoine, ship carp, 86 Croghan.
Antioc Antonie, ship carp, 158 L&med £.
AKTISDEL JOHN P., pro. Railroad Hotel,
Campus Martins. 8oe advertiMment,
Antisdel Wm., clerk Railroad Hotel.
Antoine Dayid, lab, 814 Beaubian.
Antoine Catherine, washwoman, 61 Harriet.
Antouissan Edward, marble dealer, r. Pras.
Crawford.
Apger Ira, teamster, 888 Fifth.
Apgar J., house mover, 827 Fifth.
Appel John, stone cutter, with Bulman &>
Apple Honry, tanner, 414 Woodbridge E.
Apple Jf hn G., shoemaker, 258 High.
Apple C< iirad, shoemaker, 258 High.
Applegate Christian B., with R. W. King.
Appleton Mrs. Emily, b. h. 49 Wayne.
Arb Peter, lab, Dequindre cor Julian.
Arc John, carp, 7 Silyer.
Archambound George, stone cutter, 189 Ri-
Tard.
' Archbold Alice, widow, 827 MuUet
Archer Nore G., trader, 180 Lafayette W,
210 Second.
Argleyen P., cabinet maker, 176 Thompson.
Arkland Mrs. £. Y., r 4 Lewis.
Artmintinger Mrs. Catherine, 84 Gratiot.
Axmitage Robert, stone cutter, [b. Mrs. El-
mer.
ARMITAGE REV. WM. £., Rector St John's
Episcopal Church, r. cor Woodward aven-
ne and High.
ARMSTRONG T. H., hats, caps and fur8,168
Jefferson avenue, r 558 Woodward avenue,
SM odverHsement page 98.
Armstrong J. J., r cor Montcalm and Wood-
ward ave.
Armstrong Wm., w J. J. Armstrong.
Armstrong James A., general flight supt.
B. AM. Railway, r 25 Lafayette E.
Armstrong Robert H., finisher, 210 Port E.
Armstrong Luzerne Be P., book binder, r 96
Elizabeth £.. :
Annstrong Wm., waiter, Russell House, r
Sycamore.
Armstrong James, carp, 878 Lafontaine ave.
Armstrong Adam, drover, 165 Seventh.
Armstrong Adam, fireman, 198 Cass.
Annstiong Thomas, carp, w Monroe Shiere.
Annstrong Thomas, 508 Woodward avenue.
Armstrong John, harness maker, 66 Graiid
River.
Aimstsong 0. W., carp, b Perkins' HoteL
Armstrong Underwood, carp, 51 Sibley.
Armstrong Edward, porter, Howard House.
Armstrong N., carp, Russell House.
Amdt A, P. R., grocer, 126, and 180 Eliza^
bethE.
Amdt Albert P.. salesman, 126 Elizabeth E.
Amdt John, teamster, 40 Fort £.
Arnold Jesse, r 24 Antoine.
Amold Andrew J., bill poster, 266 Port E.
Amold Henry, salesman, r 44 Adams aven-
ue £.
Amold Mary Ann, r Sheldon Block, Jeflf^
son avenue.
Arran Herman, grocer, 84 Croghan.
Arey M„ lab, 169 Orchard.
Artwine Catherine, widow of John, 160 Frank-
lin.
Arzdorf Adam, baggage man G W Railway,
b Levi Bings.
Arther Mrs., widow, 164 Second.
Arthur Margaret, widow, moving to 184 Cro-
ghan.
Arthur Walter C. salesman, wT. & J. Hhich-
man, r cor Spruce and National ave.
Arrivee Lewis, shoemaker, w C. C. Tyler dt
Co., r Rivard.
Asch Samuel, saloon, 279 Jefferson ave.
Ash Richard, meat market, 86 Michigan av-
enue E, r 184 Griswold.
Ashley R. V., dentist, ofBice Merrill Block,
r 686 Jeff ave.
Ashley Walter 0., clerk steamer Bart, b 184
Michigan ave.
Ashley Ferdinand A., law student, w Buel
& Trowbridge.
Ashley Christina, widow of EUdna, dressmar
ker, 83 Port E.
Ashley Stephen W., engraver, wG.P. Conk-
lin.
Ashley Chester, broom maker, 166 Catherine.
ASHLET WM. M., w Wm. C. Buncan.
Ashley Lewis C, carp, Antoine cor Brews-
ter.
Ashley Elisha, carp, BetroitnearBequindre.
Ashley George W., salesman, w Prisbie dt
Co, r 47 Port W.
Aske Mrs., widow of John, b h, 114 Congress
W.
Aspinall Joseph &> Son, ship and com mer,
foot of First
Aspinall Joseph, (J. A. 6l Son,) r 1 Aspinall
Terrace, Macomb ave.
Aspinall James, (J. A. & Son,) r 80 Macomb
avenue.
•Aspinall Philip, (Atkinson & Co.,) r 6 Aspin-
all Terrace, Macomb avenue.
Aspinall James P., (Atkinson dt Co.) r Philip
Aspinall.
Aspinall Rowland H., r 78 Adams ave W.
Aspinwall Bavid, carriage maker, 8 Clinton.
And ADVEBTisiKa Gazbitbeb.
Ill
Amestora office, Bute Annoiy, 120 Griswold.
Ash Alonzo, butcher, w Richard Ash.
Ashley Fielding, teacher, rear 89 Spencer.
Attorney's, the City office 58 Qriswold.
Atkins D., b h, 47 Atwater £.
Atkins John, carp, 29 Grand River.
Atkins Edward, printer, 28 Macomb.
Atkins John, carp, moving to 18 Maoomb
avenue.
Atkins Wm., student, 47 Madison avenue,
18 Macomb avenue.
At3[ins Charles, printer, 47.Madi8on 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 A Ad-
ams,) r 222 Abbot.
Atkinson & Co., house and ship painters, 92
Woodward avenue.
Atkinson John, (A A Co.) 184 Woodward
avenue.
Atkinson Joseph, painter, w Atkinson &» Co.,
r Park.
Atkinson John, clerk, b. 82 Howard.
Atley Patrick, lab, 78 Lafontaine avenue.
Atwood S., sailor, 221 Park N.
Atwood Henry baker, 199 First.
Atwood Nicholas, sailor, 221 Park N.
Attwood Henry 8 , confectioner, 808 Wood-
ward ave.
Austin Andrew C, powder mer, office 110
Woodward ave, r 17£lizabeth W.
Austin £. & J., ornamental plasterers, mov-
hag to Charlotte and Woodword avenue.
Austin Mrs. Susan, 64 Adams avenue W.
Austin Mrs. J. A., 66 Congress W.
Austin Isaac Y., deputy sheriff, 261 Beaubi-
an, moving to 268 Randolph.
Austin Peter B., gilder, 79 Adams ave E.
Austin Romeo, atty, 66 Congress W, moving.
Austin Peter V., gilder, 418 Beaubiah.
Augustus Charles, colored, cook w James F.
Joy.
Antretsch Martin, potter, 166 Croghan.
AVERY BLISHA S., Detroit Brewery, r 68
First.
Aveiy Emma, widow Benjamin W., washwo-
man, Rursell.
Azford Samuel M., physician, office 188 Jef-
ferson ave, moved from 86 Madison aven-
ue to 198 John R.
Ayberbeck Joseph, carp, 818 Antoine.
Aylward Mrs., wodow, 128 Orchard.
Alyward Michael, carp, 128 Orchard.
Aylward James, servant, H. H. Brown.
Aylward John, farmer, Woodward avenue.
Ay ers Lewis H.. cashior, 76 Woodward aven-
ue, r 76 First.
B
[Names in Cap Iietten ehmrgfid. tl.OO
AdTertAsers in tl&e Directory not ehaic*
ed, and Uielr names sure InTariaMy
printed In dUplar letter* irben tfeieir
cards are recelTcd In tlme«l
Babcock Wm. JamAh, 88 Lafkyette W.
Babcock Miss H. A., milliner, 206 Randolph.
Babe Johana, fancy worsted worker, 218
Jefferson evenue.
Babillion Peter, saloon, 80 and 82 Oriswold.
Babpst John, 29 Fifth.
3acon Wm., 26 First.
Bacon Washington A.,select gfammar school,
168 Jefferson avenue.
BACON JOHN, real estate, cor River and
Porter Road.
Bacon Wm., bricklayer, b 7 Rowland.
Bach George, ashes pedler, 48 Catherine.
Backus E., colonel U. 8. Army, 140 Con-
gress E.
Backus A Harbaugh, atty*s and counsellors,
office Masonic hall, Jeff, avenue.
BACKUS HENRY T., Backus Sl Harbaugh,
alderman, 9th Ward, [r 806 Woodbridge
W.
Backus W. W., with Henry T. Backus.
Backus Frederick, (Richmonds A B.) 284
FortE.
Backus Andrew, atty and counsellor, office
cor Jefferson and Oriswdd, r 87 Winder.
Backus Sylvanus, r 87 Winder.
Bader Peter, salesman, Farrell &> Brother.
Bader Francis, shoemaker, 79 Russell.
Baeur Jacob, woolen weaver, 91 Croghan.
Baeur John Peter, 91 Croghan.
Baer Augustus, baker, 869 Hastings.
Baetler B., bashet maker, 492 Woodbridge B.
Bagg Joseph H., physician, 24 Macomb.
Bagg Charles R., law student, w Holbrook
& Bishop.
Bagg George, salesman, b Lansing House.
Bagg James, lab, 170 Fifth.
Bagg B. Rush, police Justice, 121 Griswold.
Bagg's Hotel, cor Third andjWoodbridge.
Bagg John S., U. S. Marshal, office cor Qrk-
wold and Jefferson avenue, r Jeff, avenue.
Bagg A. Smith. (R. McDonald A Co.) r
Bagg's Hotel.'
Bagker William, machinist, 198 Lafayette B.
BAGLEY JOHN J., (alderman 8d Ward,)
tobacconist, 24 Woodward avenue, r 19
Macomb. See advertuemmt page 94.
Bagley George F., (Moore & Foote) b Mich
Exchange.
Bahm Augustus, saloon, 686 Jefferson ave.
Bahan Peter, tailor, 99 Columbia W.
Baikner John, carp, 252 Oirleans.
Baier Francis, tailor, 64 Monroe avenue, r
87 Adams ave E.
Bailey L. W., musician, w Balliver Freeman.
Bailey John, colored, musician, 176 Brush.
112
Johhbton's Dbtboit City DiBBcroRT,
Bailey -
-, engiheer, 855 Congress E.
Bailey J. A., 63t Jefferson aTe.
Bailey Loren, mnsician, b Mrs. Beardsley.
Bailey James, tailor, Kentucky.
Bailie William, carp, b 105 Atwater E.
Baddow John, {Miiinter, cor Grand Birer and
Palmer.
Baddow William, painter, w John Baddow.
Bun Robert A., salesman, w Campbell,
Linn &» Co.
Bainbridge A. H., recmiting serrice, b Bal-
tijnore Hotel.
Baird Robert W., painter, 181 Adams aven-
ne E.
Baird J., room 11 Sheldon Block, Jeff. are.
Baisch Fred., gunsmith, 99 Russell.
Baisch Fred., cutter, 28 Congress E.
BAKER HENRT E., assist, editor Detroit
Tribune, r 17 Centre, moved to Adrian.
Baker G. W. P., saloon keeper, 155 Cather-
ine and 822 Gratiot.
Baker Joseph B., book binder, w Friend
Palmer.
Baker Sarah, widow of Robert, 54 Russell.
Baker Catherine M., washwoman, 228 La^
fftyettc E.
Baker Mrs., 154 Antoine.
Baker James T., architect and engineer,
rooms 84 and 85 Waverly Building.
Baker Lee, teamster, b 809 Atwater £.
Baker Be^}. F., clerk, 92 First.
Baker Thos, Jeweler, 140 Lafayette W.
Baker Jacob B., tavern keeper, 7 and 9 Gris-
wold.
Baker George A., acct, w Moore, Foote &.
Co., b Russell House.
Baker , colored, waiter, 175 Hastings.
Baker Fred, engine driver, 809 Lafayette £.
Baker Alden, steward, steam bt Windsor,120
Fort E.
Baker James, engineer, 258 Congress E.
Baker Mr., machinist, b 51 Riopelle.
Baker Sarah, 6feet 2 inches in height, nurse
with colored Dr. A. Stewart.
Baker Sarah, 9 Columbia W.
Baker George, grocer, 889 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,^ffice
cor Griswold and Jeff, avenue, r 140 La-
fayette W.
Baldry George, soap and candle manufac-
turer, 86 Grand River.
Baldwin H. P. & Co., boots and shoes at
wholesale, 25 Woodward avenue.
Baldwin H. P. (H. P. B. db Co.)r 841 Wood-
ward avenue.
Baldwin W. M., salesman w Parsons 6l Jobn-
son.
Baldwin Albert, mill wright, 872 Seventh.
Baldwin George, chandler, b 129 Woodward
avenue.
Baldwin L3rman, (Hayden 6l Baldwin,) r 60
Miami avenue.
Baldwin, Lyman H., with Hayden &, Baldwin t
Baldwin John, bar tender, Michigan Ex-
Baldwin A. G., real estate, 18 Macomb av«.
Baldwin Charles H., steamboat agent, r 58
Wayne.
Ball Henry, lab, Railroad near Dequindre.
Ballard Stephen,lab, 408 Fort E.
Ballantine John, plumber, 182 Seventh.
Ballery Wm. J., w Dr. Kermott, r 52 Madi-
son s^enue. •
Ballard Thos , talesman w Jas. Bums 4t Co.
Ballard John, trav. agent, Hanna & Co., r
100 Howard.
B ALMER 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, 118 Clinton.
Bamlet George, 17 Grand River.
Bamlet &, Wells, grocers, 17 and 19 Grand
River.
Bampton Joseph B., clerk w laa Worcester.
Bancroft Edword C, 106 Howard, moving.
Bancroft Lewis W., mariner, b Russell House.
Bancroft G. A., sexton Fort st Presbyterian
Church, 69 Locust.
Bancroft J. M., architect, office 127 Jeffer-
son avenue, b 48 Lafayette W.
Bankman , Vinewood avenue neai Fort.
Bann Emanuel, pedler, 185 Congress £.
Banning John, baggage men, G. W. Railway,
155 Third.
BANNERMAN JOHN, (James Ross & Co.)
r Charlotte near Park.
Bannennan David, acct. w James Ross & Co.
Banitsch Edward,glove maker, 278 Croghan.
Banwins Desire, shoemaker, 7 Woodward
avenue.
Baraghausen Albert, lab, 227 Macomb.
Barbagh Joseph, stone cutter, 77 High.
Barbeg Fred, cabinet maker, 12 Mechanic.
Barber John, cor Beaubian and Bronson.
Barb Nicholas, lab. Congress E.
Barber , lab, 875 Beaubian.
Barber Nicholas, lab, Congress E.
Barber Edward, w M. J. Mills.
Barber Peter' piano maker, 272 Lafayette E.
Barber Peter, coffin maker, 288 Croghan.
Barber Betsey, colored, 264 Macomb.
Barber Mary, embroiderer, 98 Jeffavenve,
moving from city.
Barbier Fred and Son, coffin and cabinet
makers, 142 Riopelle.
Barbier Fred, finisher, 61 Orleans.
Akd Adyebtisino Oazbttebb.
lis
Barbour Edwin S., saltisman w Edward Orr,
r 44 Washington ayenne.
BARCLAY WM. & SON, proprietors Michi-
gan Iron works, Atwater and Biyard, tee
adoertieement.
BARCLAY WM., Michigan Iron works, cor
Atwater and Riyard, r 90 Farmer.
Barclay William, r Wm. Barclay, Sen.
Barchite Jjambert, ciyil engineer, w William
W. Duffield.
Barchied Mathias, Elm.
Bard well John J., photographic artist, room
162 Jefferson ayenue, r 86 State.
Bardnell Andrew, foundryman, moving from
Oroghau to near Grand Trmik Railway
Depot.
Bare A., acct. Wing near Henry.
Barker K. 0. &> Co., tobacconists, 60 Jeffer-
son ayenne.
BarkerK. C, r FortW.
Barker Mrs. Sarah J., 248 Woodward aye.
Barenger Joseph W., salesman and billiard
room, 18 Jeff ayenne.
Barham James, salesman, 05 Elizabeth.
Barham James D., salesman w George E.
Dudley.
Barker Samuel A., grammar school, r 811
Beaubian, moying to Unadilla.
Barkley Arnold, w Elizabeth Barkley.
Barkley Wm., w Elizabeth Barkley.
Barkley Elizabeth, widow of Edwin, shoema-
ker, alley bet Grand Riyer and Second.
Barkley John, ship carp, 82 Miami ayenue.
Barkley Mrs. Laura, French teacher, 82 Mi-
ami ayenue.
Bane Mrs. Francis, 108 Catherine.
Barte Ludwig Wm., baker, 114 Fort E.
Barie John P., hat manufacturer, 158 Jeffer-
son ayenue, up stairs.
Barie John, hatter, 103 Catherine.
Barie Lewis, grocer, cor Brush and Macomb.
Bario Antoine, lab, 251 Franklin.
Barrito Alexander, lab. Fort E.
BARLAGE ANTHONY, (alderman Fourth
Ward,) grocer, 128 Franklin.
Barlage Joseph, butcher, w A. Barlage.
Barlam Pat, lab, Fifth near Arch.
Barlam Mrs., washwoman, Fifth near Arch.
Barium Thos, w Mark Flannigan.
Barlow Kennedy, 101 Atwater.
Barnard &, Tiffiiny, family groeery , 98 Wood-
ward ayenue.
Barnard George W., (B* & Ti£hny,) r 270
Randolph.
Barnard S. S., boots and shoes^ 200 Jeffer-
son ayenue, r 144 Congress W.
Barnard J., acct, r 140 Antoine.
Bamett Charles T., engineer, 140 Franklin.
BARNES LAMBERT A., Comwell B. &l Co.
b Garrison House.
Barnley Joshua, b Russell House.
Bamlet & Wells, grocers, 17 Grand Riyer
cor Rowland.
BARNS, FRENCH & WAY. pro. Detroit
. Tribune, printers and publishers, 52 and
' 54 Shelby. . .. „.
Bams Henry, (B. French & Way,) 15 Mi-
ami ayenue.
Bams L. A., b Garrison House.
Bams Chancy R., electrotypist, w Henry
Bames.
Bams Sarah, widow, 118 Mullet.
Bams Alonzo T., (Johnson &B.)r 46 M<mt-
calm.
Bams John A., baker, 191 Woodward aye.
Bams Richard, clerk, b 44 Michigan aye E.
Bams Henry, cigar maker, 72 Atwater £.
Bams , shoemaker, 220 Fifth.
Bams James G, gardener, Riyer near
Brook's Mill.
Bamum Eugene T., bank clerk, b Timothy
Partridge.
Bamum Daniel, locomotiye engineer, 802
Woodbridge E.
Barhum J William & Co-, com mer, foot of
Second, r 108 Cass.
Bartling Henry, butcher, w F Bartling.
Bartling Fred, butcher, w Christian Reiser,
cor Miami aye and John R.
Bartley Charies, 140 Randolph.
Barr Robert, portor, 19 John R. .
Barrebo Frank, djayman, 484 Confess B.
BARRET DAVID T., shirt manuflr. and gen-
tlemen's ftimishing warehouse, 115 Jeft
aye, cor Shelby, {ere adverHeemeut.)
Barret Alexander, carp, rear 274 Croghan.
Barret Sam'l, farmer, Sh miles on Woodward
ayenue.
Barret Edward P., tin and copper smith, 98
Grand Riyer.
Barret Pat, lab, 89 Plum.
Barret F. M., printer, 87 Spencer.
Barret Chas H., physician, office 166 Jeffer-
son ayenue, b Howard House.
Barret Daniel, lab, 822 Fifth.
Barret William, blacksmith, 164 Orchard.
Barret Johanna, widow of Michael, 820
Fifth.
Barret Thomas, lab, 167 Thompson.
Barret John, lab, 91 Plum.
Barret Thomas, Ub, 91 Plum.
Barrett Mr., saloon, 85 Jefferson aye.
Barrington Alft-ed, saloon, 111 Atwater E
near Railroad track.
Barron C. L., engineer, 65 George.
Barron T., engineer steamboat Columbia.
Barrow's sash, door and blind factory, cor
Third and Congress.
Barrows S. S., builder, 167 Lafayette W.
Barrows Dayid, builder, r 201 Cass.
Barrows A., builder, Locust near Sixth,moy-
ing to Adrian.
Barrows Miss, teacher, 94 Elizabeth W.
Barrows George, carp, 40 Russell.
Barrie L. W., baker, 114 Fort £.
114
Johnston'b Dstboit Cnr DntBcroBY,
Bany JsmeB B., salesman w B. Gardner, r
800 Bandolph, moTing to Monroe.
Barry T. S., collector, 42 Sibley.
Barry Mn. Ann, b h, 252 Jefferson aye.
Barry Mrs. Jane, nnrse, 41 Montcalm.
Barry William, lab, 65 Franklin.
Barry Thomaa, lab, alley rear Lawrence Car-
TOL
Barry Michael, lab, 174 Lafayette £.
Barry P., grocer, 197 Sixth.
, Barry Pat rck, lab, 97 Columbia W.
Barry P., carp, 141 Porter.
Barry L., lab, 123 Seventh.
Barry Pat, carp, 104 Porter.
Barry Au|2;xi8tine, acct, 895 Beanbian.
Barse William H., insurance, office Brady
warehouse, foot Woodward ave, r 56 Eliza-
beth W.
Barshman Lewis^ lab, 420 Lamed E.
Barstow H. A., (Lyon, Barstow &> Thayer,)
M,chigan Exchange.
Barstow Mrs. F. C, widow of Samuel, 281
Jeff ayenue.
Bartels William, grocer, 189 Grand Biver.
Bartell Theresa, widow of Dominick, 184
PortE.
Bartenbarch Andrew, tinner, b 181 Hastings.
Bartholomew Wm. £., grocer, 124 Antoine.
Bartlett A. F., salesman, w £ Sheppard.
Barlett Albert, salesman, r Lafayette.
Bartley Pat, lab, 156 Orchard.
Bartley John, groom, 156 Orchard.
Bartman Mr., clerk, 41 Fort £.
Barton Mrs. 0., widow, 26 Madison avenue.
Basaschtobil Elizabeth, 117 Croghan.
Basley Bichard, milkman, 25 Marion
Baska Augustus, sailor, 484 Woodbridge.
Basley Bobert, colored, waiter, 224 Lafay-
ette E.
Basquel Michael, servant w Col. McEnight.
BassettUri, teacher. Eighth Ward Union
School, r 91 Leverett.
Bassett Charles H., salesman, w Stewart &
Patterson.
Bason Frederick, sawyer. North near De-
quindre.
Basolt Frederick, paper box maker, 88
Woodward ave, moved r to cor Hastings
and Fort.
Batel Henry, fireman, 494 Woodbrige E.
Batels Hermon, carp, Macomb.
Bates Gecrge C, counsellor, b Michigan Ex-
change.
Bates Eenzie, acct w G. 0. Williams & Co.,
r Michigan Exchange.
Bates Samuel, r 219 Woodward ave. •
* Bates Andrew, lime stone, foot of Bivard.
Bates George, grocer, 72 Abbott.
Bates William, salesman, 72 Abbott.
Bates J., pattern maker, 78 Labrosse.
Bates Andrew, sailing master, 268 Congress
£.
Bates Philip, lab, Lasalle ave near Ajsh.
Bates Henry, moulder, 14 Lewis.
Bates H. C, b Terrapin Luhch, cor Griswold
and Lamed.
Batesgerry Peter, carp, 869 Macomb.
Bather John, machinist, 263 Sixth moving.
Barther Bichard, machinist, 158 Abbot.
Bathouser Ansil, beer pedler, 68 Catheiine.
Battishill William, painter. Brady.
Battison William, lab, 188 Beech.
Battle James, tmsmith, 185 Third.
BATWELL EDWABD, physician, office ajid
r 146 Congress W.
Bauer John, lab, 165 Maple E.
Bauermeister Henry, carp, 70 OlinUm.
Baum J. H., com mer, dock bet Second A
Third.
Bauman , milkman, Gratiot above St
Aubin.
Bauman Daniel, fanner, north end Hastings.
Baumasta John, tin and copper smith, 178
Gratiot.
Bautz Fred, watchmaker, w George Schnltt-.
Baxter Hugh, sailor, b Baltimore HoteL
Baxter Bobert, rbass finisher, Whitney near
Hastings.
Baxter James, lab. Fifth near Grand River.
Baxter T., rope manufacturer, 85 George,
rope walk. Prospect.
Baxter Mr., 83 Adams ave E.
Bayer M., boots and shoes, east end Gratiot.
Bayer Michael, shoe maker, Gratiot.
Bayless Joseph, hodman, 814 Lafayette £.
Bayless L* M., liquors, &c., 62 Griswold, r
110 Lafayette W.
Beaden Daniel, sailor, b 117 Woodbridge W.
Beadle James T, salesman w J. Beedzler.
Beage Michael, plasterer, 2 Antoine.
Beaker Fred F., grocer, 145 Fort £.
Seal William, ice dealer, 142 Lamed W.
Beaman John, telegraph repairer, b 8 Brush.
Beames B., bench maker, 122 Clifibrd.
BeaneJohn Y., principal Detroit Female
Seminary, cor Fort and Shelby.
Bean George £., Pitts Millj r FrankMn.
Bean Charles, ship carp, Lamed £.
Beany Francis, wood dealer, 170 High.
Beal (George S., drayman, 68 George, mov-
ing to Sproat near Cass.
Beary Jacob, lab, 207 Fort E.
Beard George, fruits and oysters, Bussell
House, W^xlward avenue, r 259 Hoirard.
Beard George B., w George Beard.
Beard William L., w George Beard.
Beard William, packer and provision dealer,
111 Fifth.
Beard Mary, widow, 7 Porter.
Beard Wilson, colored, 84 Croghtm.
Beard Mrs., widow of Jesse, 289 Second.
Beardsley Maria L., b h, moving to Lamed
near No 8 Engine House.
Beardsley Mrs., b h, 27 Lafayette W.
Beare Fras Joseph, 61 Macomb
Beames Henry cigar maker, w J Bosenfleld
And Adyxbtisiko Gazettbxb.
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Beasler, G. M., salesman w L. F. Barter, r 129
EortE.
Beasley Geo M, grocer, 128 Fort E
Beatty James, (Stephens 6l Beatty) h 646
Jeff aye
Beatty Robert mason, 12 Macomb
Beam George F., blacksmith, 895 Beanbian.
Beach , Custom officer, b Mrs. Alvord.
Beach F. Augustas, 28 Clinton.
Beadle G. W., tailor, 111 Clifford, moTing.
Bedell G., machinist, cor Harrison ave and
Laurel.
Beaubian B., saloon keeper, cor Biver and
Campau.
Beaubian R., saloon, keeper, 762 Porter.
Beaubian M^, 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 Cong. E.
Beaubian Mrs. Louisa, widow, 241 Con. £.
Beaubian John, 54 Orleans.
Beaubian John P., druggest, 54 Orleans.
Beaubian Louis, Bivard near Beaubian.
Beaubian Louis, Jr., carp, 188 Fanklin.
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. Wm., pedler, 92 Lamed E.
Beddow John, house and ornamental ^pain-
ter, cor Grand River and Palmer.
Beaubee John, engineer, 209 Lafayette E.
Beauchamp Samuel, jeweler, with M. S.
Smith, 801 Gratiot from 99 Franklin.
Beauchamp Jacob, saw maker, 156 Riyard.
Beauddn Cyprian, 97 Catherine.
Beaudoin Augustus, sash maker, 125 Or-
leans.
Beanrat Peter, dgar maker, 108 Catherine.
Beaurat Frank, lab, 108 Catherine.
Beabfeit Frank, finisher, 862 Congress E.
Beauvais John B., teamster, 258 Catherine.
Beckham R. T., U. S. Top. engineer, b Rus-
sell House
Becker Louis, grocer, 819 Clinton.
Becker Lee, serrant, 187 Croghan.
Becker Fred, carp, 120 High.
Becker Christian, 62 High.
Becker Fred, finisher, 62 High.
Becker Andrew, lab, 897 Hastings.
Becker Peter, nailor, 46 Laurence.
Beayer John, carp, 205 Lafayette E.
Beayer John Adam, pedler, 225 Fort E.
Beayer Peter, 225 Fort B.
Beckel Christian, lab, 227 High.
Behr Fred, saloon keeper at Post office,Gri8-
wold.
Behnan William, salesman, 162 Clifford.
Behnan John, 80 George.
Beckstein F., carjp, 41 Baker.
Becker M., lab, 68 Trowbridge.
Bectbissinger J. N. J., baker, 226 Riyard.
Beddager Anna, widow, Cherry near Ceme-
tery.
Bedard John B., salesman w Wm. M. Whit-
ney.
Beebee James F., express messenger, .65
»Abbott, moving to 48 Park Place.
Behler John E , butcher, 48 Fort E.
Beech Benjamin, saloon, Dequindre.
Beech Henry, cabinet maker, 152 Abbot.
Beech Oliver, lab, 115 Maple.
Beecher|Moses, Jr., acct, w T. d& J. Hinch-
man.
BEECHER LUTHER, merchant, 297 Jeff-
erson ave.
Beecher Moses, acct, 88 Miami aye.
Beechler R., barber, 262 Jefferson ave.
Beedler Jacob, bartender, 88 Third.
Beedzler Joseph, family grocery, 101 Wood-
ward avenue, r 128 Park N.
Beek T., lab, 69 Columbia W.
Beeker John, lab, 88 Croghan.
Beel Wm., lab, 84 Elizabeth W.
Beerhng Henry, cabinet maker, 167 Adams
avenue E.
Beeson Jacob,banker,cor Woodward ave and
Lamed, r 129 Fort W.
Beeson Henry, w Jacob Beeson.
Beer Peter, contractor, 77 Russell.
Beers R. D., tinsmith, w W. H. TeflEl.
Beck William, plasterer, 68 Jones.
Beck Thomas, butcher, 68 Jones.
Beck Thomas, salesman, 11 Abbot.
Beck George butcher, 60 Jones.
Beck James M., clerk, 167 Second.
Beck Henry, lab, Croghan.
Beck Henry, grocer, 188 Franklin.
Beck George, cooper, 80 Harriet.
Beck John, tailor, 148 Macomb.
Beck George, butcher, 56 Adams ave W.
Beck Gregory, cooper, 80 Beacon.
Begune William, lab, 197 High.
Begg George, derk, 168 Adams ave E.
Beisch J. F., saw filer, 28 Congress.
Beierley Constantino newspaper agent, 272
Fort E.
Beierley Conrad, milkman, 272Vort E.
Belanger Louis, carp, 285 Franklin.
Beller Jacob, concert Hall, 112 Randolph.
Belly Joseph, lab, Orleans and Cherry.
Belpash Louis, sailor, 250 Franklin.
Bell George, carp, 59 Montcalm.
Bell Thomas, sailor, b Baltimore Hotel.
Bellemare S. E., saloon and billiards, 817
Gratiot.
Belnap P. S , carriage maker, 88 and 40
Woodbridge W.
Bellenger Toussant, teamster, Davison.
Bellenger Leander, carp, Davison.
Bellenger Tonssant, Jr-, teamster, Davison.
116
Johnston's Detroit Citt Dibbctobt^
Bell Robert R , agent Elmwood Cemetery,
206 Congress £, and 66 Oriswold
Bell Miss, b City Hotel.
Bell Edward, locomotfre engineer, b 188
Woodbridge £.
Bell James, b Michigan' Exchange.
Bell Jonathan, 16 Beaubian.
3^11 Louis, lab, 201 Lafayette E.
Bell David P., (J. W. Bamnrndt Co.) r.42
Park Place.
Bell Thomas, sailor, 172 Third.
Bell Henry, pilot, 84 Gratiot.
Bell John, carp, 169 Seventh.
BeU Digby V., Custom House officer, b RaU-
road Hotel.
Bell A. F., (Bell & Soule) 154 Jeff aye.
Bell A Soule, law office, 164 Jeff are.
Bell John, butcher, 42 Marion.
Bella Milton, colored, broom maker, 164
Beaubian.
Bellair Joseph 0.. salesman w T. J. Noyes, r
222 Lamed E.
Bellair Oliyer, Jr., Post office clerk, 246 Lam-
ed £.
Belhnore 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 £. L., fireman, 382 La&yette W.
Bement Joseph, (£. K. Strong & Co.,) 66
Howard.
Bement £. M., produce and com mer, 65
Howard.
Bement Frank O., carp, 65 Howard.
Bement Oscar W., ship carp, 65 Howard.
Bemer , saloonkeeper, b 65 Mich. ave. £•
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 JOghan.
Benoit John, machinist, 209 Croghan.
Bennett &, McCullough, wagon makers ind
blacksmiths, 25 Monroe ave.
Bennett Mrs, N. £., widow, 820 Jeff ave.
Bennett Wm., sailor, 221 Third.
Bennett Caroline A., widow of Moses. 215
Grand River.
Bennett Francis, shoemaker, b Atwater E.
Bennett Samuel, sailor, Franklin.
Bennet Charles, sailor, 355 Lafayette £.
Bennet A., switchman, b City Hotel.
Bennett WiUiam, lab, Brady.
Bennet C. £., liquors, 76 Macomb ave.
Bennett Thomas, shoemaker, up stairs, 81
Jeff avenue.
BenneU Nancy, widow of Isaac, 221 Third.
Bennett Andrew, sailor, 221 Third.
Bennett Sidney, printer, 90 Congress E.
Bennett Robert, colored, cooper, 262 Clinton.
Bennett Joseph, saloon, 15 Michigan are, £.
Benedict Edwin S., builder, 119 Howard.
Benedict Hiram, dentist, office and r 268
Jeff avenue.
BenedictC. H.,builder, Howard near Dudley.
Benedict Hiram, engineer, 357 Macomb.
Benedict Mr., Fifth near Gnind River.
Benedick William H., house mover, 824
FiOh.
Benbandenardo John, shoemaker, 181 La-
fayette E.
Beneteau I. J., deputy sheriff, and notaiy
public, office cor Jeff avenue and Gjia-
wold, h 129 Congress £
BENFEY LOUIS, cashier w Preedman db
Bro, moved from 84 Lamed to 188 Cong B.
Benjamin S. S., b Michigan Ex. to Chicago.
Benjamin Jacob C, engineer, 171 Second.
Bensfelt N., carp, 79 Leverett.
BENSON HENRY B., lumber merchant,
steam saw mill near Hydraulic WoFks, 427
Atwater, r N £ cor Jeff avenue and Or-
leans.
Benson Henry, Jr., w H. E. Benson.
Benson Henry, teamster, moved to 819 How-
ard.
Bentin Ernest, lab, Detroit near Deqnindre.
Bentler F., shoemaker, 308 Woodward are.
Bentley Edwin R., acct w Marvin A> Steph-
ens.
Bentley Mrs. Hannah, 145 Howard.
Bentley S. J., liquors, 12 Mich avenne B, r
154 First.
Bentley George W., teamster, 276 Beaubian.
Benton, W. H., Trowbridge near Fort.
Berand Augustus, carp, 249 Clinton to 82
Harriet.
Berge George, wire worker, 116 Macomb.
Berge John, wire worker, 116 Macomb.
Berger Casper, gun maker and grooer, 46
Russell.
Berger Joseph, engraver, 46 Russell.
Bergman F. £., salesman People's Store, b.
182 Griswold.
Bemes Rev. Wm., pastor Methodist Ghnroh,
Lasalle ave.
Berrie Christina, saloon, 272 Macomb
Berrell Pat, lab, Orleans near Raihpoad.tiaok.
Benwa Peter, lab, 114 Maple.
Beny Charles, lab, Croghan.
Berg Lewis, printer, 87 'Catherine.
Berg Philip, shoemaker, 145 Fort E.
Berg Christian, jeweler, 102 Bates.
Bergman F. £., salesman, 164 Jeff ave
Berkley Charles, Ub, 171 Fort B.
Berkery John, carp, carp, 98 Porter.
Berkery James, carp, 98 Porter.
Bemart Wm, r 61 Larned E.
Bernard Edwin, plasterer, 10 Clinton.
Bernard John H., painter, 204 Griswold.
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Bernard Johana, widow, DaviBOii.
BerringtOD Alfred, 2 Antoine.
Berrien J. M., chief engineer, Mich Central
Railroad, b Mich Exchange.
Berry John, astronomer, r 17 Seventh.
Berry Anna Eliza, colored, dressmaker, 428|
Jeffavenne.
Berry Louis, baker, 136 Port E.
Berry Henry, plasterer, 225 Congress £.
Berry Peter, lab, 110 Clinton.
Berry John, blacksmith, 110 Clinton.
Berry William, carp, 81 Montcalm.
Berry Christina, saloon, Riopelle and Mont.
Berry Brothers, manufr varnish and glue, 86
Woodbridge W.
Berry John A. J
Berry Thomas. > 86 Woodbridge W.
Berry Joseph H. )
Berry Pat, paver, 108 Porter.
Berry , clerk, 41 Fort E.
Berry Samuel V., colored, pastor St Mathews
Episcopal Church, r 428i Jeff avenue.
Bertman Adolph saloon, 11 Farmer.
Bertrand Peter, cooper b Mrs. Aske..
Bertram George Martin, 137 Maple.
Bertram George B., lab, r George Hommal.
Besaw John, lab. Third n Irving.
Besold Fred, paper box maker, 87 Wood-
ward ave, r 140 Fort E.
Bessenger Mrs. Rachel, 178 Catherine.
Best John, mason, 172 Macomb.
Best Margaret, colored, 171 Fort E.
Betts George, machinist, 216 Thompson.
B<etrump Rev. George, Lasalle ave near Mich
avenue.
Betzing Adahi, grocer, 172 Russell.
Bevoretz John, bricklayer, Clinton near De-
quindre.
Bevritz Christopher, lab, Croghan.
Bevritz John' carp, 246 Orleans.
Beyer John B., baker, 163 Lafayette E.
Beyer Cbas H., hairdresser and perfumer,
108 Jeff avenue.
Beyer Frank, coachman, w Robt Higham.
Bethune Geo, clerk, Farrar near State f
Bettison Wm, lab, 206 Sixth.
Bibbins J. H., salesman, w J. J. Bagley/
Bickel Andrew, shoemaker, 326 Macomb.
Bidado Chas, lab. Congress E.
Biden Chas Wm, pedler 92 Lamed £.
Bidgood John, ship carp, 829 Mullet.
Bieke Fras, blacksmith, 896 Gratiot.
Bileman Fred, saloon, 77 Croghan.
Bier Frank, cigar maker, 95 Maple.
Bier Andrew, lab, 95 Maple.
Biddle William S., office 66 Griswold, r 62
Congress W.
Biddle H. S., drugs, 105 Michigan ave W, r
18 Elizabeth W.
Biddle Susanah, colored, 61 Lafayette W.
Biddle Edward M, acct Post office, 182 Lar-
nedE.
Biddle Honse, cor Jefferson ave and Ran.
Biddle John, servant, w Miss Noyes.
Bidner George, shoemaker, 117 Thompson.
Bieswa Ambrose, lab, 878 Woodbridge W.
Bigelow Mrs., h 257 Sixth
Bigelow Gleorge H., teacher Capital School.
h 275 Sixth
Bigelow Edwin h 275 Sixth
Bigelow Lyman, artist, 275 Sixth
Bigelow Joseph E., atty and counsellor, offi-
ce 11 Merrill Black, r 12 Columbia W.
Bigley John, butcher, 222 Woodward ave.
Bigley Olivia, widow of Simon, 88 Harriet
Bigofp Francis, carp, 14 Mechanic.
Beuler R., barber and hairdresser, 262 Jeff
avenue.
Beumester John, tinshop, 278 Gratiot.
Beusha Frank, lab. Ill Woodbridge W.
Bezonski Bernard, carp, 246 Orleans.
Billings Mr., 97 Cass.
Billings J. B., w J. Standish, 24 Woodbridge
East.
Billings H. M., w Thos A. Parker, r 99 Caaa
avenue.
Billiard room, Whipples, Jeff ave.
Billiard room. Empire, Bates cor Mich ave.
Bills Francis, 844 Mullet.
Bilz Frank, brewer, 228 Russell.
Billyard Emma H., b h, 41 Fort E.
Billiard Mrs., b h, 70 Gratiot.
Bim Philip, mason, Elm.
BindflT William, butoher, 74 Thompson.
Binga Jas H., colored, 20 Jones.
Binga William, colored, barber, 1 Lamed W,
r cor Beaubian and Lafayette.
Binga Thos, colored, 182 Hastings.
Binga Timothy, colored, 182 Hastings.
Binga J. H., colored, barber. Railroad Hotel
Binga Daniel, lab. Commercial Mills.
Binga Adam, colored, 144 Macomb avenue.
Binga John, colcred, N end Beaubian.
BINGHAM EDWARD, merchant, wFarrand
%b Sheley, r 87 Farmer.
Bingham Miss 0., teacher 8th Ward Union
School, r Ed Bingham.
Birch Jacob, 42 Maple.
Birch P. P., grocer, 196 Woodward ave, p
81 George
Birch Carl, auctioneer, b 44 Michigan ave.
Birchard Jas T., pro. Howard House.
Birchard M. W., real estate, b How. House,
Birkman William, cutter w Henry Sharon.
Birk John, gardener, Beaubiaih
Birktold Thadaus, tailor, Orleans.
Birktold Joseph, baker, w T Birktold.
Birrell David, of T. R. Spence & Co, 269
Jeff avenue.
Bimes B., lab, 484 Fort E.
Birtwhistle James, carp, 41 Catherine.
Bishop & Holbrook, atty's, office Rotunda.
Bishop Levi, atty and counsel, (Bishop &
Holbrook jh 270 Jeff ave.
Bishop Wm B, acct w J.L. King, h 82 Macomb
Bishop Sophia, widow, 870 Lafayette £.
118
Johitoton's Detroit Crrr DnusoroBT,
Buhop Mrs, seamstress, oor Park and Col-
umbia.
Biset Isaac, 818 Atwater.
Bissell George W., shipping and produce,
foot of Third, h 126 Lafayette W.
Bissell Augustus £., wareh bet First and
Second, h 101 Fort W.
Bissell Hannibal, w A. £. Bissell.
Bissell E. B., 218 Fort W.
Bissell Mrs £. 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 Laftty W.
Bitz Anthony,|nroom w £. Williams.
Birins Joseph H., tobacconist, 68 CongressE.
Black dc Young, for and com mer, dock foot
Shelby.
Black James, (B. & Toung,) h 162 Lat W.
Black David N., carp, 185 Lamed E.
Black Louis, optician, 160 Jeff avenue.
Black Curtis B„ salesman w Horace Hal-
lock.
Black A., watchman, 414 Woodbridge W*
Black William A., clerk, 12 Pahner.
Black Joseph, 206 Second.
Black Joseph, butcher, 118 Seventh.
Black James, chain maker, w George Dean.
Blackabey William, gardener, Mich avenue
below Thompson.
Blacker John, auction and com, 40 Wood-
ward avenue.
Blacker widow £., dress maker, 18 Howard.
Blackmar Tfaos S., atty and cir court com,
office Butler's Bank opp Post office, Gris-
wold, h 299 Jeff avenue.
Blackmur Mr, Detroit Brewey.
Blackwell Thomas, blacksmith, 261 Sixth.
Blackwell Edward R., engineer, 116 Wood-
bridge E.
Blackwood William, carp, 284 Beaubian.
Blackwood Andrew S., salesman w Camp-
bell, Linn & Co.
Blackwood William, salesman, b Mrs. Rogors.
Blackwood John, acct, 225 Congress £.
Blackwood John, acct w J G Euwin &. Co.,
h 155 Third.
Blake P, saloon, 88 Grand River.
Blake Mr8.,^dress maker, 146 Woodward ave.
Blakeslee Edward S., clerk, 178 Fourth.
Blackwell T. £, managing director Grand
Trunk Railway.
Blakeley James, agent Dodges' patent stove,
89 Woodward ave. ,
BLADES REV.FRS. A.,methodi8tmhii8ter,
moved to Ann Arbor.
Blain Ammoran, bus. driver, 255 Antoine.
Blaink Joseph, shoemaker, 603 Gratiot.
Blair Thomas, carp, 65 Porter.
Blair Caroline, Patons alley, near Gratiot.
Blair John, blacksmith, Congress bet Sixth
and Seventh.
Blair James S., wh and re. grocer, 40 Wood-
ward ave, h 44 Madison ave.
Blain widow, colored, 233 Catherine.
Blancards John, miner, 94 Maple.
Blancards Jacob, painter, 301 Gratiot, mov-
ing to 116 Maple.
Blanchard Agnes M., b 74 Howard.
Blanchard John, sailor, 195 Hastings.
Blanchard C. £., engineer steamboat Bfor-
quette.
Blanchard H. G., clerk steamboat ArieL
Blanchard Chas, engineer, 196 Hastings.
Blanchard Jerry, engineer, 159 Hastii^.
Blankards John, miner, 129 Maple.
Blankenheim John, grocer, 867 Orleans.
Blankenheim John, kib, 85 Chestnut.
Blank Martin, butcher and saloon, 98 and
95 Macomb.
Blanke John, potash maker, Orleana and
Jay.
Blattmier C, pedler, cor Pine and LasaOe.
Blatz Ambrose, lab, 261 High.
Blay John, salior, 83 Maoomb.
Blay Moses, sailor, 87 Macomb.
Blay David, engmeer, 196 Hastings try 817
Gratiot.
Bleil (}eorge, shoemaker, Famsworth.
Bleuman Henry, shoe maker, 479 Congrass B
Blenman Henry, shoemaker, 46 Bfaple.
Blenman Henry A., boots and shoes, 606 Jeff
avenue.
Bleser Frank, grocer, 348 Maple.
Blindbury , lumber yard, 827 Atwater E
Blindbury J., pro Biindbury's Hotel, 68, 68
and 70 Mich avenue W.
Blindbury Mrs, widow of Charles, Jeff ave.
Blindman A., saloon, Atwater £.
Bleadle Christian, shoemaker, Riopelle near
Cherry.
Blinks Peter, teamster, Thos Lewis db Co.
Blings Mathias, tailor, 57 Elizabeth E.
Blinn Le Roy J., salesman w WmSnow, h
Grand River E.
Bliss Wm Strong, salesman, 6 Lewis.
Bliss Wm. T., carp, 83 Porter.
BUss Wm T-, carp, 68 Harriet.
Blockbovets Jacob, brewer, 29 Marion.
Blodgett Charles H., machinist, 122 Orchard.
Blodgett M. £., engineer. Sixth near Ann.
Blodgett Julius S., police, office cor GriswoM
ayd Lamed.
Blodgett Charles C, capt Sea Bird, h 120
Howard.
Blodget S., printer, 48 Sibley.
Blood way Jacob, basket maker, Lamed E.
Blom John, Ub, 276 Macomb.
Bloom John, rigger and sail maker, 41 Pint.
Bloom Nelson, sail maker, 26 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 -s — , carp, b 70 Gratiot.
Bluma A., saloon keeper, cor Mich ave and
Lasalle.
Blonk John, saloon, 126 and 128 Antoine.
Bloynk John, treas. Wayne co, h 126 Antoine.
Blomberg Ferdinand, lab, 140 Catherine.
Blum Francis, batcher, 245 Lafayette £.
Blum Frederick, planer, 251 High.
Blum Robert, pedler, 207 Macomb.
Blum Conrad, brick niakr, 222 Columbia E.
Blum Joseph, drayman, North.
Bly Margaret, widow of Carl, 804 Macomb.
Bly John, carp, 804 Macomb.
Bly Michael, mason, 115 Napoleon.
Bluett Wm C, salesman w Eagle & Elliott,
h 48 Adams ave E.
Boardman George B., acct with Parsons d&
I Fisher.
Bock John, 288 Brush.
I Boda Casper, tailor, 68 High.
Boda Frank, shoemaker, 68 High.
I Boda John, tanner, 68 High.
Bloss & Co., American seed store, 24 Monroe
avenue.
Board of Trade, office 60 Woodbridge W.
r' Bocamp Jacob, saw maker, 156 Riyer.
Bock Henry, grocer, 188 Franklin.
Boeckman Ceristian, grocer, 189 Rivard.
f Bodemer Jacob, salesman, 168 Fort E.
Bodman John M., salesman w Farrell & Bro.
I Bodereau Stephen, shoemaker, 21 Riopelle.
Body Frank, shoemaker w Joseph Zacher-
eider.
Body James Fred, h 28 Fort B.
Boddy J. F., cigars, dtc., 287 Jeff sve.
Boddis Rudolph, sexton Dutch Methodist
Church, Croghan, h same.
Bodett Francis, caulker, 478 Lamed E.
Boedwin Albert, mill wright, 804 Macomb.
Boegner, John, carp, 825 Macomb.
Boehnlein G. ^ M., watchmakers, &c., 218
Jeff ave.
Boehnlein Michael, 218 Jeff ave.
Boes Charles, gardener, n end Hastings.
Boden, widow of Tinfiothy, 68 Adams ave E.
Boden William, porter Mich Ins Bank, h 13
Washington ave.
Boden Michael vawyer, Riopelle at Reser-
voir.
Boden Robert, blacksmith, 65 Baker.
Boemer Robert, wire worker, 145 Fort E.
Boergo Henry, tanner, 809 Fort E.
Boerzo Andrew, tanner, 842 Lamed E.
Boertmann Adolph, b h, 285 Jeff ave.
Boartmann A., saloon, 8 Lamed W.
Boillotet Domnick, foreman, Halloway &>
Co., h 108 Leverett.
. Bolio widow, washwoman. North.
Bogg John A., wood carver, b J. Y- Smith.
Bogardis J., milkman, 425 Grand Riyer,mov-
' ing to River Rouge.
Bogart M., 850 Mich avenue W.
. Bohar Matthias, lab, 288 Mdlet.
Bohn Philip, distiller, 95 Napoleon.
Bohn William, lab, 261 Crojjiian.
Bolar Henry, plasterer, 182 Mullet.
Bolduck Joseph, bar tender, 8 Lamed W.
Boles Joseph, frieght agent, 19 Spencer.
Boles Fred, malster, 244 MuUet.
Boles Samuel, colored, cook, 106 Croghan.
Boles , colored, farmer, n end Hastings.
Bolton Edward, caip, 97 Catherine.
Bolton James, lime burner, 9 Franklin.
Boland M., lab, 850 Thompson.
Behind Margaret, wid. of John, 180 Laf. E.
Boland Mary, widow of Martin, 155 Fort E.
Boland Henry, lab, 100 Fort E.
Boland Madaline, widow, 115 Clinton.
Boland Mary, widow, 122 Gratiot.
Behind Edward, lab, 9 Franklm.
Bolark W., tanner, 590 Woodbridge W.
Bolger P., sailor, 126 Seventh, moving to
Seventh near Charles.
Boldt John, Elmwood avenue.
Bolinger Anthony, tailor, Davison.
Bolio F., hatter, 171 Seventh.
Bolio Gideon, 111 Gratiot.
Bolio Joseph, saloon, 298 Atwater E.
Bolio Louis, lab, North.
Boillotet Joseph, stonecutter, w Wm. Hollo-
way & Co. . •
Bolio widow, washwoman. North.
Boice John, teamster. Congress E.
Boichmann Christian, grocery, Lafiiyette and
Rivard.
Bom Henry James, 104 Macomb.
Bomderardy John, shoemaker, alley rear F.
\ Gies.
Bomersheim Joseph, lab, 106 St Lawrence.
Bomersheim John, plasterer, 106 St Law.
Bomersheim Henry, plasterer, 106 St Law.
Bomersheim Thos, shoe maker, 94 Grand
River.
Bommer Nicholas, teamster, 414 Woodbridge
Bonn, Philip, hamess maker, with Hayden &
Baldwin.
Bon Parker, colored, w Whitney Reynolds.
Bonai Francis, groggery, 818 Atwater E.
Boney John, lab, Congress E.f
Bond William, gilder and picture firame ma-
ker. 235 Jeff ave, h 70 High.
Bond Wm S., printer, 261 Thompson.
Bond Wm, 840 Lafayette W.
Bond William Fred, gunsmith, 205 Cass,
moving to 55 Park Place.
Bond Francis, packer, 180 Beech.
Booth Latimer, conductor, 199 Cass.
Booth, Chas. N., bricklayer, 227 Sixth.
Booth C. M., mason, 885 Atwater E.
Booth J. S., printer, b55 Michigan ave E.
Boothroyd Wm. H., agent London Publish-
ing Company, 20 Mechanic.
Boothroyd Richard, foreman Boston Shoe
store, h Brady.
Bootz Wendell, shoe maker, 211 Gratiot.
Boota John, shoe maker, 211 Gratiot.
120
Johnston's Detroit City Dibbctoby,
BoDzano Adolphns, machinist, 280 Fort £.
Bookbinder Adolphns, carp 146 Catherine.
Booker Margaret, dress makor, 119 Lafay-
ette £.
Booker Edward, colored, musician, 119 La-
fayette E.
Bopp Ignats, saloon, 48 Front.
Borchman C, shoemaker, 540 Woodbridge
W.
Borchard Charles, confectioner, 244 Jeff are.
Borchard Ferdinand, cabinet piaker, 145
Cro^han.
Borell E., clerk, b 41 Fort E.
Bordington Joseph, saloon, 816 Atwater E.
Borfirman Chas H., teacher German and Eng-
lish Academy, 223 Lafayette E.
Borgman Martin, carp, 26 Macomb.
Borgman C. H., music teacher, 26 Macomb,
moving to 110 Miami avenue.
Bomman John, printer, 188 Croghan.
Bomman Detrich, drayman, 188 Croghan.
Bommann Henry, express mess Am Express
office, h 152 Rivard.
Bornge Caroline, widow of Joseph, 22 Clin.
Bom Henry J., 104 Macomb. ■•
Borough &j Bradbeer, Mesdames, Honiton
point lace, 222 Woodbridge E.
Borough Thos H., baker, 222 Woodbridge
• E, moving.
Brscht Ernest, saloon, 57 /eff ave.
Boston Boot and Shoe Store, 66 Woodward
avenue.
Boston J., ship carp, 891 Lafned E.
Boshaw Francis, sailing master, 103 Russell,
Bossen James, mason, 369 Seventh.
Bosel Jacob, carp, Brewster.
Bosham John, lab, 473 Lamed E.
Bosley Sarah N., widow, 56 Clinton, (alias
Worden.)
Boston George, sailor, h Lamed E.
Bostwick Joel, cooper, shop 94 Woodbridge
W, h 98 Thompson.
Bostwick Norman T., acct w H. P. Baldwin,
b Mrs Ward.
Bostwick Noble, cooper, h 98 Thompson.
Bockwick D., 98 Thompson.
Bostwick Joel, jr, cooper. 98 Thompson.
Bostwick Wm, carp, 418 Fort W
Bostwick Joel, cooper, 87 Oak, moved from
Thompson.
Bostwick N. G., b 427 Jeft avenue,
Bosworth F., 131 Second.
Bourdoyne John, ma.«ion, 189 Macomb.
Bouer John, grocer, 408 Croghan.
Bour Jacob, mason, 142 Mullet.
Bour Nicholas, 218 Croghan.
Bour Joseph L., 233 Fort E.
Bour J. M., salesman w 8. Freedman & Bros.
Bour A. & J., jr, manufr boots and shoes,
254 Jeff avenue.
Bour Joseph, jr, (A. & J. Bour,) 254 Jeff
avenue.
Bou^ Augustus, (A. & J. Bour,) h 815 Con-
gress.
Bourgo Victoria, seamstress, 33 Labrosse.
Boulter Wm, shoemaker, 55 Columbia W,
moving to 43 Elizabeth W.
Boulter Stephen, porter Boston Store.
Boullie Charles, carp, 159 Orleans.
Boulter Edward, porter w S. D. Elwood.
Boulton Edward, carp, 200 Franklin.
Bourbon Mary, washwoman, 218 Macomb.
BOURKE OLIVER, importer wh and retafl
wines, brandies, whiskey, cigars, 122 Jeflf
avenue, h 146 Congress W. See adv. p. 106.
Bourke Walter, teas, coffee and liquors, 16
Woodward ave, h 53 Second.
Bourke T., carp, 170 Orchard, moving to
Thompson, N.
Bouxary Hypolite, prof dancing, 65 Lamed
E.
Bowen Jane, widow of Pat, Beaubian.
Bovee Mrs. M.;E., teacher dress cutUng,
Sixth near Cherry.
Bowan Franklin, b Mrs Alvord.
Bowen G. N., express, 262 Porter.
Bower Mathew, shoe maker, 27 Napoleon.
Bower John, shoe maker, 27 Napoleon.
Bower Jacob, Hastings and Division.
Bower Joseph, grocer, Hastings and Diyision.
Bower A., lab, cor Seventh and Charles.
Bowers Andrew, lab, 859 Orleans.
Bower Mathias, hodman, 106 Clinton.
Bowerman Milton, carriage painter, 16 State.
Bowerman Thos Henry, painter, 15 State.
Bowie John, 184 Howard.
Bowie John, baggag6 man, 188 Franklin.
BOWKER PETER J, brewer, Detroit Brew-
ery ,h 111 Congress W.
Bowles Wm., lab, Bagg's Hotel.
Bowler Thomas, lab, 149 Second.
Bowles Joseph, brewer, 57 Second.
Boydell John, w J. K Goodall.
Boyce Miss, milliner, 180 Wood ave.
Boylan James, cooper, b 7 Jeff ave.
Boyd Mrs Elizabeth, saloon, 221 Croghan,
Boyle John, boiler maker, 282 Croghan.
Boyle Daniel, engineer, 105 Fifth.
Boynton Albert G., atty, w E. N & O. B.
Willcox.
Boylo Mr, bus. driver, b Railroad Hotel.
Boyle John, moulder, Mullet.
Boyle Joseph R., printer, 227 Fifth.
Boyle Daniel, engineer, 24 Lewis.
Boyle George, carp, 24 State.
Boyce James, lab, 16 Park.
Boyce Peter, shoe maker, 871 Lafayette E.
Boyl Jonathan, sailor, St Aubin.
Boyle George, carp, 41 Macomb.
Boyle John D., moulder, 322 Mullet.
Boyte Mrs Chas. L , 52 Columbia W.
Boyle John, lab, 32 Woodbridge W.
Boyt Mrs E. M., 49 Henry.
Boyle P., lab, cor Mrytle^and Harrison ave.
Boyle B., lab, 107. Thompson.
Boyer Alfred, ship carp, 99 Russell.
BOYD J., plain and decorative plasterer, 149
Adams ave £. {see advetiisement pape 9Q.)
And Advbrtising Gazbitbbb. 121
CimiOS WIRE CLOTH CO,
MANUFACTUBERB OF
OF ALL WIDTHS, GBADES AND MESHES,
]^R^SS, IRON ^ISriD OOPPErt.
These CloUu are made by Power liOoms and other improTed machinery, and are snperior
to anything heretofore made, from the fact, that the bending of the warp and filling threads
oyer and nnder each other, .is equally divided, thus produdng an artide that cannot he
changed in grade.
FOR THRBSHINIj MACHINES
Fan Mills and all (xrain Assorters,
Aim for aB RIDDLES, as well u
LOCOMOTIVE SPARK ARRESTERS,
The use of this quality is invaluable.
All orders filled immediately, and contracts made with large oonsnmerf and the Trade, on
such terms that they will find it for their interest to take their snpply of ns.
N. B.— Onr Trade Mark : " Power Loom Wire Cloth."
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JOHXSTON'S DetBOIT CiTY DlBECTOEY,
J. & J. BE.E3sr2sr^]sr,
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MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM BOILERS
SHEET ntOF WOBXEBS AHP BLACKSMUHS.
8Uam Engines and Ml Minds of CasHngs, Wumishtd to Order.
mm ON 8TSAIB9AT8 AND PROPILLIRS PROIPTLT ATIimED TO.
J. ab J. B. having enlarged their faoilitiee by the erection of new and spacious works, are prepared to
take all descriptions of Steam Boilers, and do all other work in their line on the shortest notice, and on
reasonable terms.
Horticulturist and Nurseryman
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THE BUBSORIBER WOULD INFORMjALL REQUIRING SELECT
jft-lSTD SHRUBS,
that he is prepared to fill snch orders promptly as he may be favored with, either from the
city of Detroit, or from cities or towns of Michigan generally, to which faciUties of transit
exist.
Address orders to
D. GLADEWITZ,
Superintendent Elmwood Cemetery,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
P. 8, A Catalogue will be forwarded on application.
And Adybbtisikg- Gazettseb.
123
Boyd Henry J,plain and decorative plasterer,
149 Adams ave E.
Boyer Alfred, ship carp, 824 Clinton;
Brabyn Wm Henry, carp, 296 Orleans.
Brace Wm H, tray salesman, Wm Phelps &
Co, b Mrs Alvord.
Brackson Israel, colored, lab. State near
Miami ave.
Bradley Warren, salesman, 66 Wayne.
Bradley , fireman, 46 Wajme.
Bradley John, bricklayer, 96 John B.
Bradley Benjamin F, carp, 46 Abbot.
Bradley Harry, painter, 83 Woodbridge W.
Bradley Geo, colored, 72 Lafayette £.
Bradley P, lab, 207 Sixth.
Bradbeer BIrs Mary, lace mannfr, 222 Wood-
bridge £.
Bratt George, ale and beer, Russell and
Woodbridge.
Brinkman Louis, pedler, Julian near De-
qulndre.
Britmeyer , gardener, Gratiot ab St
Aubin.
Bradford Chas, saloon, 167 Woodward are.
Bradley Henry, b h, 76 Woodbridge E.
Brabow Joseph, carp, 91 Lawrence.
Bracht John, tailor, 291 Clinton.
Bracken Miss Ellen, saleswoman, 288 Ran-
dolph.
Bradley Warren, salesman, w Joseph New-
man.
Brady Thomas, house mover, 63 Jones.
Brady John, carp, 62 Chestnut.
Brady Samuel P , shipping merchant, ware-
house foot Woodward ave, h 360 Jeff ave.
Brady Geo N, w S P Brady.
Brady James, cooper, 79 Quoin.
Brady Edward, lab, 60 State.
Brady Fred, waiter, Howard House.
Brady Hugh, waiter, Howard House,
Brando Geo, lab, 381 Fort E.
Brandstetter Cosmus, shoemaker, 94 Marion.
Brapdstetter George, shoemaker, 94 Marion.
Bmddt Hermon, beer hall, 182 Gratiot.
Brandt, L.W., printe, St. Antoine & Lafayette.
Brandt Gertrude, widow of Hermon, 38 Na-
poleon.
Brannagan Pat, drover, 61 Elizabeth W.
Braman Mrs J, b h, 19 Rowland.
Braman Miss, teacher, 8th Ward Union
School.
Brassen J, grocer, 470 Woodbridge W.
Brast Tinnerd, hodman, Waterloo near De-
quindre.
Brazea Firman, butcher, 127 Cass.
Brazel James, w Thos P Brazel.
Brazel Thos P, gem saloon, 4 Woodward
avenue.
Brand Theresa, widow of Charles, 109 Law-
rence.
Brand ChasH, painter, 109 Lawrence.
Brand Blinow, plasterer, 109 Lawrence.
Breckman Wm, carp, 164 Clinton*
Brede Jacob, w Sherar & Brother, 84 Mon>
roe ave.
Bregan Charles, caulker, 108 Lafayette £.
Breisacker Leo, salesman, 116 Randolph.
Breidenbecher Robert, jeweler, 208 Antome.
Bremton And, stone cutter w Bulnum dt
Vesey.
Bremner Donald, clerk, 10 Palmer.
BRENNAN J & J, boiler makers and found*
ers, 160, 162 and 164 Lamed W. See ad-
vertisement p. 122.
BRENNAN JAMES, of J & J B, h 52 Adams
ave East.
Brennan John, of J & J B, 61 Howard.
Brennan Edward, acct, w J J Brennan.
Brennan Christopher, servant w G V N
Lothrop'
Brennan Pat, carp, 185 Atwater £.
Brenan, widow of Jeffery, 28 First.
Brennan Thomas, watchman, 165 Fort E.
Brennan Wm, cooper, 68 Sibley.
Brennan John, lab, 108 Rivard.
Brennan Pat, lab, 108 Rivard.
Brennan Jolm, carp, 49 Park Place.
Brennan James, acct, 50 Park Place.
Brennan widow, seamstress, 40 Adams ave E.
Brennan M, boiler, maker. 206 Abbot.
Brennan Wm, grocer, 837 Mich ave W.
Brennan Peter, grocer, 270 Sixth.
Brennan Pat, milkman. Woodward ave at
Railway.
Brennan Michael, lab, Calhoun near Prospect
Brennan Malichi, moulder, Calhoun neflir
Prospect. t
Brennan widow, Eliza, 165 Atwater E,
Brennan Michael, photographic artist, 125
Mich ave W, moving to New York.
Brennan Thos, night watch, 878 WoodbridiM
East.
Brennan Edward, boiler maker, b Andrew
Larkin.
Brennan Thomas, b And Larkin.
Brenzler James, dry goods, jewelry, 20Q
FortE.
Breen James, sailor, b A Larkin.
Breen Wm, baggage man, b Levi Dings.
Breen Denis, lab, 142 Abbot.
Breen Wm, check clerk, b 74 Howard.
Breen James, sailor, b Thomas Tinn.
Breen Felix, mason, 141 Woodbridge W.
Breen Alex, sash maker, b Mrs J Langdoo,
cor Riopelle and Woodbridge.
BreesbuU Ambrose, 60 Pine.
Bresler &> Altman, exchange brokers and
fur dealers, 108 Woodward ave.
Bresler Wm, coachman, Theodore H Eaton.
Bresler Louis, (B &> Altman,) h 180 Cong E^
Bresler Adolph, pedler, 40 Fort E.
Bressler S P, copper smith, Locust near
Seventh.
Brestler C, lab, 226 Howard.
Bresson F, lab, 16 Lafferty.
Bresnahan Bridget, pedler, 22 Hastings.
Bresnahan Ellen, widow of Terencej96 Fliok^
124
Johnston's Dxtboit Cmr Dibectobt,
Bresnehan Michael, lab, 109 Porter.
Bresnahan Michael, Sr, 101 Porter.
Bmnahati Timothj^, lab, 88 Woodbridge W.
Bresnahan M, miUanaD, 699 Mich ave.
Breanahan Daniel, drayman, 24 Mich aye W.
Breanahan Cornelius, lab, 24 Mich are W.
Bresnahan Denis, lab, 274 Fifth.
Bretz Anton, bar keeper, w P Babillion.
BreFOort Jeremiah, ship carp, 48 Pine.
Brew Michael, painter, 68 Cherry.
BREWER REV. ALFRED, pastor Mariners*
pro Epis Church, h Russell House.
Brewer Edward, fireman, 51 Riopelle.
Brewer Francis, saloon, 67 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, Carew's, First near
learned.
Brewster Mrs Maria F, 292 Congress £, mov-
ing to 824 Brush.
Brewster Geo E, 12 Miami ave.
Brewster James £,12 Miami ave.
Brewster J £, grocer, 202 Woodward ave.
Breyer Joseph, tinsmith, 86 Clinton.
Breyer Elizabeth, widow, 86 Clinton. '
Breyer Nicholas, moulder, 86 Clinton.
Bridge Lewis Sl Co, com and shipping, foot
Randolph.
Bridge Henry P, (Bridge Lewis &. Co,) 115
Congress £.
Bridge D, machinist, 225 Howard.
Bridge Joseph, gardener, 854 Beaubian.
Bridge Henry, machinist, 267 Sixth.
Bridge John, lab, 122 Antonie.
Bridsinoer Frank, tanner, 87 Catherine.
Briggs Lyman, general advertising and news-
paper publishers agent, office 70 Griswold,
h 80 Cass.
Briggs Harlan P, acct w John Palmer, h Ly-
man Briggs.
Briggs James, Detroit Tribune office.
Briggs L, lab, 262 Seventh, moving to Grand
River near Fourth.
Brigham Edward, machinist, 8 Palmer.
Bright Wm, carp, 22 Palmer.
Bricker Joseph, 86 Macomb.
Bridenbegher Robert, Jeweler, 109 Macomb.
Bridenbucher Jacob, shoe maker, 16 Wa-
terloo.
Bridenbucher John, blacksmith, 896 Gratiot.
Bridget widow, Dubois.
Brient Geo W, sailor, Macomb.
Brimner John, sailor, 60 Abbot.
Brink Joseph, tailor, 86 Maple.
Brinkner Herman, grocer, Ohio.
Brineg Joseph, lab, Hastings and Brush.
Briody B, pattern maker, 862 Lafayette W.
Briorton N, lab, Lasalle ave near Linden. .
BriBbois A, lab, 428 Fort E.
Briaboer Israel, carp, 216 Sixth, moriiiff to
74Ba]Mr.
Briscoe Wm E, conductor, 84 Duffield.
Briscoe J J, conductor, 18 Macomb ave.
Britt Cornelius, lab, 298 Mich ave W.
Brocker Joseph, coppersmith, w W H Tefil.
Brockmeyer Wm, la][ redemptionlst brother,
cor Croghan and Antoine.
Brockway James, tanner, 188 Randolph.
Brock Jacob, brewer, 29 Marion.
Bristol Chas L, farmer, Brevoort place, 788
Woodbridge W.
Broderick Chas, pedler, 7 Jeff ave.
Brode Otto, United States soldier rendezvooa,
74 Woodbridge W.
BRODIE WILLIAM, physician, office Mar
sonic Hall, h 235 Woodward ave.
Broeg 6l Gerber, butchers, 55 Mich ave £.
Broeg Marx, butcher, 55 Mich ave E.
BRONSON RUSSELL, of Frost, Lane Sl Co,
b Howard HouRe.
BRONSON WM H, cashier Capt Waid*a
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 184 First.
Brooks James, livery, 47 Second.
Brooks Benj D, grocer, 94 Gratiot.
BROOKS N W, lumber merchant, 260 Lafay-
ette W.
BROOKS J WILSON, acct w N W Brooks.
Brooks Andrew, weaver, 176 Maple.
BROOKS & ADAMS, lumber mers. Wood-
bridge W at R R track.
Brooks & Albertson, liquors, 61 Woodbridge
West.
Brooks Ed, baker, 102 Brush.
Brooks Fred, salesman, 184 First.
Brooks Samuel, machinist, 276 Sixth.
Brooks Nelson, colored, cook, 88 Jeff ave.
Brooks James, colored, lab, Kentucky.
Brock Paul, lab, Dequindre near GraUot.
Broedy Henry, colored, cook, 293 Macomb.
Brodle Matthias, lab, 117 Croghan.
Brodhead Christopher, carp, Watson.
Brodhead Andrew, cabinet maker, Marion.
Bromeley William, clerk, 27 Sibley, moving
to 168 Adams ave E.
Bromfleld Norman, b Blindberry's Hotel.
Brophy John, lab, 22 Mechanic.
Brosnahan Daniel, ashes pedler. Fifth near
Cherry.
BROSSARD H, woodyard, Mich ave and
First, h 102 Mich ave. W, moving to 208
Cass, See advertisement p. 98.
Broswyre Eugene, sailor, b Thos Pellon.
Brotues John, no address.
Brott George, saloon and shoemaker, 21
Abbot.
Brothers, the Christian, 127 Lamed E.
Brothers, the Christian, cor Croghan and
Antoine.
Broughton John, teamster, 140 Sixth,
And Advbbtising Gazetteeb.
125
Broughton John, teamster, 190 Sixth.
Bronx John, lab, Oroghan near St Aubin.
Brow Andrew J, foreman Atkinson & Cc, h
99 Farmer.
Brow John, engineer, 198 Cass.
Brow George, lab, 193 Oass.
Brower Statts, h StatCs Fox.
BEOWN GEORGE, manufecturer patent
show cases, 27 Jeff ave. See adv^ p, 91.
Brown Joseph M, b Russell Honse.
Brown Henry B, atty at law, office Griswold
cor Congress, b Rnssell House.
Brown Cullen, saddles and harness, h Wood-
ward are.
Brown Frank, explorer, 88 Croghau.
Brown H H, 68 Fort W.
Brown J A, physician, 284 Woodward aye,
cor John R.
Brown Warham S, Railway agent, h H H
Brown.
Brown Michael, pedler, 124 Macomb.
Brown Henry, shoemaker, 247 Mich are W.
Brown Henry, colored, carp, 280 Macomb.
Brown Robert H, atty and counsellor, room
18 Merrill Block, Jeff ave.
Brown Robert, butcher, 151 Grand River.
Brown Henry, B, atty, office over OnGme dt
Wesson, b Russell House.
Brown John, banker and bank note Repor-
ter, 6 Lamed W, h 201 Woodward ave.
Brown Ralph R, w John Brown.
Brown James G, w John Brown.
Brown Bdward,trader, 268 Sixth near Cherry
Brown John, lab, rear 186 Woodbridge B.
Brown Mrs Alice, 282 Third.
Brown James, lab, b Angus Cameron.
Brown Wm, tailor, h 58 State.
Brown Michael, lab, b Angus Cameron.
Brown A, 102 Washington ave.
Brown Sarah, widow, vest maker, 148 Abbot
Browne Thomas, stone cutter w Bulman &
Vesey.
Brown Alden S, salesman with A. Bumham
&Co.
Brown Shubael H., People's store, b Mer-
chant's Exchange.
Brown Alex, miller, b Mrs Aske.
Brown John, stone cutter w Bulman & Vesey
Brown Thomas, colored, carp. Congress bet
Bates and Randolph.
Brown Albert S, salesman w M S Smith.
Brown George, show cases, 91 Abbot and
cor Woodbridge and First.
Brown Mrs A, 220 Catherine.
Brown Samuel, lab,bet Prospect and Hastngs.
Brown James, shoemaker, 14 CUy. ^
Brown John, lab, North.
Brown Charles, lab, Brewster.
Browne David, drover, 108 Porter.
Brown Maria, milliner, h Shelien Block,Jeff
avenue.
Brown John, blacksmith, 264 Seventh.
Brown Daniel, produce dealer, Leverett near
Eighth.
Brown Wm, grocer, 165 Beaubi^n.
Brown Wm, tailor. Seventh and Cherry.
Brown Chas, painter, 816 Lafayette £.
Brown James J, law student, w Chipman db
Davidson.
Brown Rose, widow of James, washwoman,
198 Lafayette E.
Brown Nancy, widow, seamstress, 225 I'ort
East.
Brown Geo, carp, 116 Riopelle.
Brown J, lab, 147 Beech.
Brown H, carp, 846 Seventh, moved to New
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 Haatings.
Brown Wm, saloon, 91 Atwater E.
Brown Wm, trader, 87 Elizabeth W.
Brown Wm, confectioner, Beaubian and Oro>
ghan.
Brown , wood carver, 18 Mechanic.
Brown Mrs James, 109 Thompson.
Brown Thomas, carp, 871 Lafontaine.
Brown John, finisher, 115 Baker.
Brown John, lab, 62 Trowbridge.
Brown David, drover, Lafierty.
Brown Samuel, gardener, cor Trumbull are '
and Mich ave.
Brown Wm, vegetable grocer, 109 Grand
River.
Brown Ann, widow, tailoress, w Alfred White
Brown Alice, widow of John, 282 Third.
Brown John B, machinist,* 40 Jones.
Brown Amos, builder, 391 Lame4 E.
Browne Henry, colored, grocer, 842 Lafby*
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,
177 Woodward ave, h 26 Elizabeth W.
Brubeker Hy, w Christian Brubaker.
Brubaker Christian, photographic arti8t,o?er
Ives' bank, r Mansion House.
Bruckman Jacob, shoemaker, 189 Mullet,
Bruen Cyrus, colored, whitewasher, Ohio.
BurgiU Pat, stone cutter, 240 Lamed E«
Bruggemann Fras, grocer, 86 Macomb.
Brumfleld Jacob B, deputy sheriff, 55 ClifRnd
Brumme Charles, physician, 265 Fort E.
Brumgard John, carp, 61 Gratiot.
Brundage Henry, salesman, 48 Lalkyette W,
Brunett Jessie, lab, 206 Franklin, moving to
Orleans.
126
Johnston's Dktboit Citt Direotobt,
Bnmner StepheD, pin stock maker, 178 Clin.
Bmner Victor, carp, 292 Mullet.
Brunner Casper, lab, Dequindre near Beser-
voir.
Bmnner John, lab, Detroit near Dequindre.
Bmnton And, stone cutter w Bulman &>
Vesey.
BRUSH E A, chairman Detroit Board Water
Commissioners, h Lafaytte Park E.
Brush Alfred, physician, w E A Brush.
Brush Geo S, (J B Wayne & Co,) 162 An-
toine.
Brys F, lab, Jeff ave.
Bryant Miss, teacher Mechanics Hall, Gris-
wold.
BRYANT, STRATTON & Co, Mercantile
College, 20, 11 and 21 Merrill Block, Jeff
avenue.
Bryant John, moulder, 861 Congress E.
Bryant Arthur, finisher, 861 Congress E. |
Bryant Wm, watchmaker, b Howard House.
Bryant J D, agent Reynolds Ely & Co, b
Mich Exchange.
Bnchan Wm, acct w Campbell, Linn & Co, h
17 Spencer.
Bmbaker Hy, w Christian Brubaker.
Brubaker Christ, photographic artist, over
Ives' Bank, r Mansion House.
Bnchan Brothers, grocers, 71 Grand River.
Buchan James, (Buchan B,) 71 Grand River
Buchan George, (B B,) 71 Grand River.
BUCHANAN & CARROL, boiler manufr's
and engine builders, works 181 Atwater
£ near Railway crossing, tee advertisement,
Buchanan Wm, boiler maker and machinist,
h 62 Labrosse.
Buchanan Stephen, carp, 161 Beaubien.
Buchanan Stephen A., carp, b 66 Michigan
avenue E.
Buchanan Patrick, shipping clerk, w Town
& Shelden, h 20 Baker.
Buchanan C, trader, 60 Trowbridge.
Bnchegger John, grocer and butcher^ 263
Croghan.
Buchhiester William, (S. & Buchhiester,) h
98 Orleans.
Buchhart F., meat market, Adams ave E.
Buckley Bridget, servant, 13 Madison ave,
Buckley John, drayman, cor Eighth and
Leverett.
Buckley Mrs., widow of Michael, 158 Frank.
Bncklin Mrs Wm, 73 George.
Bnckendehl Augustus, vinegar maker, with J.
Frankiel.
BncUey James, drayman, 18 Middle.
Buckley Thomas, lab, 12 Beaubian.
Buckley Henry J., G. 0. Williams & Co., h
James Williams.
Buckley John, b h, 141 Woodbridge W.
Buckley John, carp, 101 Fort E.
Bndmer John, carp, 245 Macomb.
Btiden Robert, blacksmith, 68 Baker.
Badreau Chas, ship carp, 97 Franklin.
Budd John B, stair builder, Mrs Aske.
Buechele Ferdinand, chair maker, 227 Cro-
ghan.
Buechele Robert , marble cutter, 199 Mullet.
Buel & Trowbridge, attys and counsellors^
office 73 Griswold.
Buel Alexander W., (B. & Trowbridge,) h
491 Jeff ave.
Buel L. L., engineer, 11 Winder.
BUEL ALEX. W., Post master, Detroit, h
491 Jeff avenue.
Buffam William, real estate, office 11 Rotun-
da, Griswold, h 53 Shelby.
Buffalo, N. York &. E. Railroad freight office
John Hutchings warehouse, foot of Gris-
wold, John S Patton, clerk.
Bugbee , lightning rod agent, b Lansing
House.
Buglemuington A., artist, Lansing.
BUHL & DUCHARME, hardware and iron,
17 and 19 Woodward ave. {see advert%t&'
ment.)
BUHL CHRISTIAN H., (B & Duchame,)
Mayor of Detroit, office, 120 Griswold, h
57 Lafayette W.
BUHL F. & CO., hats, caps and furs, 148
Jeff avenue, (see advertisement.)
BUHL FREDERICK, (F. B. & Co.) h 86
Congress W.
Buhl W. E., salesman w M. Cohen.
Buhler Joseph, butcher, 80 Fort E.
Buhler Mrs Mary Ann, millinery, 80 Fort £.
Buhrer Carl, Washington Hotel, 429 River.
Buhringer John, cooper, w M. Roote.
Buik James, carp, 276 Beaubien, moving to
69 Harriet.
Buick Alex, carp, Davison.
Buik David, machinist, 162 Columbia E.
Buik James, carp, 160 Columbia E.
Buiscue Augustus,sailor, 434 Woodbridge £.
Buler Cyrus, painter, 224 Catherine, moving
to 281 Hastings.
Bulgro Edward, lab, w Mrs. Beaubien,Wood-
bridge and Orleans.
Bulke Peter, saloon, 1 Jeff ave.
Bulkly John S., dep. Register Deeds, 6 Ad-
ams ave W.
Bulman R., stone cutter, 18 Centre.
Bulman Reuben, stone cutter, 148 First.-
Bulman & Vesey, stone cutters, foot of Or-
leans.
Bulman Reuben, h Franklin.
Bull Geo G., dep. cl'k U. S. Dis. Court, office
Federal Building, Griswold, h 192 Ran-
dolph.
Bull J. H., enginesr, 69 Columbia W.
Bull James, 64 Jones.
Bullock Stephen S., acct, h 47 Columbia cor
Park.
Bumler Joseph, cigar maker, Clinton.
Bund Peter, blacksmith, b Paul Mersino.
Bung Godfried, lab, 28 Napoleon.
Buraacar Epest, tanner, 147 Croghan.
And Advebtising Gazeteeb.
127
BurcheU G. W., collector, 600 Woodbridge W.
Burbank Martin, bar Render, Byran & Dings
BurcheU James, carp, 106 Macomb.
Burgis H. J., printer, 39 Sibley.
Burgis S., clerk, 39 Sibley.
Burgess A., painter, Russell House.
Burger Wm, tanner, 60 Trowbridge.
Burger Joseph, engraver, w Sam A. Wigging.
Burger John, grocer, 143 Macomb.
Burgess Henry, 279 Mich ave W, (moving.)
Burgess John, sash and blind maker, 99 Rus-
sell.
Burgess G W, carp, h 60 Beaubien.
Burgess James, lab, 54 Catherine.
Burgess Amos, cook, 111 Clinton.
Burgess Samuel, porter, 164 Second.
Burgess James, lab, 80 Catherine.
Burgess Septimus, painter, 92 Cass.
Burg Peter, saloon, 1 Jeff avenue.
Burcer John, grocer, 210 Orleans.
Bunker George, conductor, D & M Railroad.
Bunning John, lab,Pine near Riopelle.
Burkhard Melcher, shoe maker, 842 Beaub.
Burke J. N., printer, 95 Adams ave W.
Burke David, lab. High.
Burke William, Eldred's tannery, h 91 La-
fontalne.
Burke Josiah, colored, tailor, 12 Congress £.
Burke William, lab, alley rear F. Gies.
Burke John, boiler maker, 92 Lamed £.
Burke Richard^ grocer, cor Mich ave and
National ave.
Burke Edward, butcher, 519 Mich ave W.
Burke Richard, sexton Catholic Cathedral,
h cor Lamed and Antoine.
Burke Thomas, carp, Thompson near Mich
avenue.
Burke David, mate steamboat Pearl.
Burkheiser John, mason, 184 Macomb.
Burkhart Adam, tailor, 89 Catherine.
Burkhart Henry, lab, Franklin.
Burkhart J. F., butcher, 219 Gratiot.
BumeU C, sailor, 191 Sixth. ^
Bumich Peter, carp, 160 Riopelle.
Bums Vetal, lab, Lafayette E.
Bumstine Nathan, 68 Miami ave.
Bumstine Mark, 68 Miami ave,
Bumstine Bernard, 69 Miami ave. ^
Burre Pierre, lab, 118 Franklin.
Burrell John, sailor, 380 Woodbridge E.
Burrell A. & Co., livery, 24 Mich ave ^,
Burrell Maxim, sailor, 124 Macomb.
Burrell Mary, 179 Congress E.
Burrell William, livery, b R R Hotel.
Burrell Frank, sailor, 380 Woodbridge E.
Burrell Samuel, sailor, 880 Woodbridge E.
Burrell Alfred, b Rail Road Hot«l.
Burlinson N., Sec. night watch, Hawley's
Block.
Bum Gotfried, lab, Scott near Railroad.
Burmeister John, lab, Railroad near Dequin.
Burlington John, printer, b M. Dempsey.
Burmeister Henry, shoe maker, Trombley.
BURNHAM A. & Co., mer clothiers, 181 Jeff
avenue, {^ee advertisement.)
Bums Daniel, tailor. 74 Lafayette E.
Bums Phihp, hackman, 26 Atwater E.
Bums Michael, second hand furniture, 106
Mich avenue W.
Bums Samuel, teamster, 74 Adams ave W.
Bums Pat, lab, 34 Franklin.
Bums Robert, atty and counsellor, 67 Wash-
ington ave.
Burns Pat, carp, 218 Lamed E.
Bums William H, carp, 90 Rivard.
Bums Pat, lab, 193 Fifth.
Bums Jas & Co., dry goods mer, 57 Wood-
ward ave.
Bums Jas, (J. Bums & Ce,) h 127 Con E.
Bums Jolm, lab, 55 Franklin.
Bums Alex., carp, 88 Columbia W.
Bums Daniel, baggage master, 2 Beaubien.
Bums Daniel, 218 Franklin.
Bums Denis, warehouseman, 157 Fort W.
Bums Mary, widow, 19 Cass.
B*ns Patrick, lab, 86 Woodbridge W.
Bums William, clerk Western Hotel.
Bums John, saloon, 101 Atwater £.
Bums John, blacksmith, 42 Fort E.
Bums Pat, lab, 176 Lafayette E.
Bums Thomes, sailor, 76 Lafayette £.
Bums J., hib, 157 Orchard.
Bums G. W., pedler, 418 Seventti.
Bums James, tailor, 104 Clinton.
Bums Eliza, 104 Clinton.
Bums Geo, trader, 161 Mullet.
Bums Bridget, dress maker, 86 Williams.
Bums M., lab. Third near Irving.
Bums Thomas, lab, cor Thompson and Myr-
tle.
Bums Thomas, lab, Thompson near Grand
River.
Bums Thomas, carp, 227 Thompson.
Bums Mrs, 220 Trowbridge.
Bums L., milkman, 81 Leverett.
Bums D., engineer, 99 Seventh.
Bums James, sawyer, St Aubin.
Bums Arthur, sawyer, 396 Franklin.
Bums Philip, hackman, h 50 Wayne.
Bums Caroline, widow of Joseph, 898 Beau-
bian.
Bums James, lab, h Denis Corkery.
Bums Morris, salesman, 198 Fifth.
Burchard Charles, confectioner, 79 Fort B.
Burchard Fred W., tailor, 287 Fort E.
Burrows Jajnes, h not found, (enq. Flattery
Brothers.
Burtchaell John, express man, 190 First.
Burttrow Chas, lab, 386 Croghan.
Burt William, 18 Mimai ave.
BURTIS ARTHUR, dealer at wh and re in
patent lamps and petroleum oils, 185 Jeff
aLve,{8ee advcrtisetneent p. 95) h cor Congress
and Shelby.
Busch F. & Co., brewers, 59 Macomb
Bosch Fritz, 59 Macomb.
128
Johnston's Dstboit Crrr DnuEcroBY,
Busch Angnstas, carp, 197 Lafayette E.
Busch Henry, saloon, 49 Fort E.
BUSCH CHARLES, hardware, stores &c.,
201 Jeff are, h 68 Croghan. See ath, p 71.
Bush Edward, salesman G. & R. McMillan
Bash Hiram T., Railroad Hoase, 10, 12 and
14 Third.
Bosh Theo L., enguieer, Whiting near How-
ard.
Bnsh Joseph, brakeman, 98 Atwater E.
Bosha Andrew, 100 Lafayette E.
Busha Lawrence, harness maker,167 Antome
Bushel John, lab, 7 Jeff avenne.
Bnska August, sailor, 484 Woodbridge B.
Buska Frank, sailor, 400 Woodbridge E.
Bnska George, boatowner, 261 Frankim.
BUSHNELL DANIEL P., City trea8urer,offi
City Hall, h 206 Woodward aye.
Bnshlepp Hermon, musician, 166 Fort^.
Butler AlA-ed, painter, 41 Montcalm. '
Butler Wm. A. db Co., baiiken, 68 Griswold.
h 81 Fort W.
Butler James, 668 River. ^
Butler Ed. H., w Wm. A. Butler.
BuUer Milton H., office 78 Griswold, 186
Congress W.
Butler Michael, drayman, alley off Russell
near Congress.
Butler John, pedler, 160 Orchard.
Butler Alex., colored, cook, 217 Antoine.
Butler Alf. B., sexton Jeff ayenue Presb.
Church, h 846 Congress E
Butler Mary, Sixth near Plumb.
Butter John, engineer, Hozanah's, cor Lam-
ed and Brush.
Butler Bernard, 401 Atwater E.
Button Orando, grocer, 210 Randolph.
Button H. M., payer, 98 Columbia.
Button H., fireman, b Baggs' Hotel.
Butterfield Oliyer, printer. 81 Beech.
Butter James, ice pedler, 668 River.
Button W., prop. Grand River House, 18 &.
20 Grand River cor Gnswold.
Busson C. A., engineer, 479 Woodbridge W.
Bush John, barber, 161 Maple.
Bush Gregory, shoe maker, 29 Silver.
Bush Moses, colored, cook, 167 Riopelle.
Bushwa J., carp, Monroe Road, Springwells.
Bushwa Joseph, blacksmith, Antoine.
Bush Richard, colored, barber, 162 Macomb
Bushie N., blacksmith, b Perkins' Hotel,
Grand River.
Bushy Ellen, widow of Chas., Cisoghan.
Bushwa P., carp, 164 Orchard.
Busha Chas., 11 Centre.
Busha Chas., carp, 260 Franklin. ^
Busha Lawrence, harness mak., 207 Ran-
dolph.
Busha Remi,
Busha Remi, jr,
Busha Joseph,
Busha Maxim,
Busha Vincent,
104 Franklin.
Bussang Philip, salesman, 119 Adams are E.
Bushor Butterfield, trader, 88 Catherine.
Buyrk And., lab, 166 Macomb.
Byram Chas. &, Co., lumber mer, Atwater
bet Rivard and Hastings.
Byram Chas, 269 Lamed E.
Byrne Michael, baker. 24 Lafkyette E.
Byrne Daniel, tailor, 62 Lafky^ W.
Byrnes B., lab, 484 Fort W.
Byron Fred, joiner, 87 Cass.
Byrom Henry, saloon, oor Third and Front,
h 98 Cass.
Bysom Stephen, hodman, 161 Clinton.
Byrne M., fumiture dealer, 106 Mich ave W.
Byrnes John, doctor and saloon, 110 Wood-
bridge E.
[Nuiiea IH Cap Iietten eharced fl.OO
AdTeitfaen In tbe INreetorr not ehmrc^
ed, and tMelr names are Inrarial^ly
printed In display letters, wben tl^elr
cards are recelred in ttme.)
Cabinet Makers Asso, warehouse 211 Jeff
avenue.
Cabra Francis, lab, 167 Macomb.
Cable D. H., 26 Montcahn.
Calbfleisch John, moving to St Louis.
Cady M. P., clerk w 0. Newberry & Co.
Cady Milton, sawyer, 886 Atwater E.
Cady Minor, sawyer, 886 Atwater E,
Cady £., sawyer, 886 Atwater E.
Cady E. P., acct, b 116 Cass.
Caddie James, cellarman, Carews' Brewerv,
h 66 First.
Cadman C. C, Cor. Clerk Mich Ins Bank, h
41 George.
Cadman Chas C, clerk Mich Ins Bank, h 169
Park north.
Cahill Joseph, blacksmith, w M' Horair.
Callard John, hotel steward, h High 10th
Ward.
Cahill Miss Elizabeth, dress maker, 66 Cliff.
Cahill Pat, pedler, 106 Porter.
Cahill James, saloon, 181 Mich avenue W.
Cahill Bridget, widow of Wm, 65 Clifford.
Cahill Jame8,8aloon, 126 Mich ave W.
Caine Christ C, cloth cutter, w E. Lieber-
man, .h 6 Abbot.
Cain Elenor, col, washwoman, 22 Clinton.
Cain D., lab, 186 Porter.
Caine Martin, colored, tobacconist, 220 Cath-
erine.
Callaghan Jeremiah, lab, 99 Porter.
Callaghan San^, widow, 146 Sixth.
Callaghan John, lab, 104 Porter.
Callaghan James, sailor, 210 Howard,
Caldwell Mrs, widow of James, 20 Centre.
Caldwell Joseph, file cutter, 68 Fort E.
Caldwell James W., sHUor, 81 Beacon.
Asm Adtsbtisuto Gazsttbeb.
129
Caldwell James, 31 Beacon.
Galhoon William, dental surgeon, 199
Woodward ave.
Galyin M., mason, 94 Columbia W.
Calvert Mary, widow of Thomas, 8 Catherine
Calvert Miss H., teacher Bishop Union school
Galaway Samuel, lab, 148 Croghan.
Caldwell Thomas, carp, 158 Columbia W.
Calmback Fred, lab, 161 Columbia W.
Calnon Patrick, with Jeremiah Calnon,
CALNON & CAMPBELL, general grocers,
60 Mich ave £.
CabioQ T., lab, 151 Orchard.
Calnon M., bookbinder, 151 Orchard.
Catoon Edward, lab, 826 Fifth.
Calnon Jeremiah, Congress Hall, Congress W
Calnon Michael, bookbinder, w S. D. £lwood
Cameron Angus, saloon, 167 Atwater E.
Cameron James, w F. H. Kidder &> Co.
Cameron Colen, tanner, 92 Rivard.
Cameron A. P. cashier, 227 Howard.
Cameron John, plumber, 128 Jones, moving
to Columbia bet Clifford and Cass.
Cameron Fred, liquors, 79 Qrand River.
Cameron Charles, salesman, 79 Grand River.
Camfleld John, clerk. Plum near Third.
Camise Louis, musician, w A. Raggio.
Camp Mrs., dress maker, 88 Lafayette W.
Camp John, butcher, Mofibt.
Camp J. H., produce mer,88 Lafayette W.
Camp Henry, 690 Woodbridge W.
Campau Chas, Sgringwells.
Campau Daniel J., real estate 452 Jeff ave.
Campau Alex , 487 Jeff ave.
Campau John G. B., clerk in Post office.
Campau James J., h 278 Jeff ave.
Campau Joseph, real estate, 140 Jeff ave.
Campau Alex. T., atty, 124 Jeff ave.
Campau Theodore J., agent for Joseph Cam-
pau, h cor John R and Madison ave.
Campeau Thomas, city surveyor, 681 Jeff
avenue.
Campau Mrs J. B., moving from 165 Wood-
ward ave.
Campeau Theodore L , deputy sheriff. Con-
gress E.
Campau Charles, farmer, 400 Woodbridge E.
Campau Henry, deputy county Treasurer,60
Centre.
Campau Peter, farmer, 227 Franklin.
Campeau Gregory G., Shane Lane near Jeff
avenue.
Campeau Oliver, houseless. Francis Les
Perance says this man's grandmother and
Louis the XVI of France, were first cous-
ins from the two sisters. De Cuillier mar-
ried one and came to Canada East as a
Signeur of that Province,, and this poor
wretched being is a living rebuke to the
alleged superior crockery of crowned heads
in his mendicant ramblings, as a drivelling
idiot through the streets of Detroit.
Campau P. H., Riverview House, cor Cam-
pau and Monroe Road.
Campau Lewis, 104 Lamed E.
Campau Adolph T., w John Reno.
Campau John, clerk, 41 Adams ave E.
Campau Henry, acct, 50 Centre.
Campau C. C, land agent, cor Fort and Vine-
wood ave.
Campau Samuel, grocer, Campau, Spring-
wells.
Campau Fred, grocer, Campau, Springwells.
Campeau James, Mofikt.
Campbell Gordon, Detroit dry dock,h Lamed
at Dequindre.
CAMPBELL & OWEN, pro Detroit dry dock,
office 401 Atwater E, (je9 advertitem&ntf)
Campbell William, sailor, 18 Elizabeth W.
CAMPBELL JAMES V., Judge Supreme
Court, office over Savings Bank, h 127
Lamed E.
CAMPBELL, LINN A CO., dry goods, job-
bers and dealers, 98 and 95 Woodward
avenue.
CAMPBELL COLEN, (C. Linn A Co,) h 242
Randolph.
Campbell Wm. P., steamboat owner, 255
Jeff ave.
Campbell James, baggage man, b Baggs'
Hotel.
Campbell Alex., baker, 28 Hastings.
Campbell William, daguarrean artist, 51
Orchard.
Campbell Richard E., acct w 0. Goldsmith,
h cor Brush and Adams ave E.
Campbell Peter, rear 28 Wash avenuo.
Campbell Bernard, 111 Cass.
Campbell Robert, wagon maker, h 8 Plum.
Campbell Angus, cooper, 88 Lamed W.
Campbell B. T., saloon, ball alley 118 Grand
River, h 51 Orchard.
Campbell James, plasterer, 245 Mich ave W.
Campbell W. S , daguarrean artist, 66 Lew-
is cor Randolph and Farrar.
Campbell Thomes, plasterer, 245 Mich ave W.
Campbell J., b Mich Exchange.
Campbell Colen, ship carp, 296 Fort E.
Campbell William, photographic artist, 287
Sixth.
Campbell John, 9hip carp, Orleans near Cro-
ghan, moving to 490 River.
Campbell John, teamster, w Chas Stange.
Campbell Alexander, carp, Lamed near De-
quindre.
Campbell & Calnon, general grocers, 50 Mich
avenue £.
Campbell John, of Campbell d& Calnon, h
18 Elizabeth W.
Campbell Richard E., acct, 824 Brush.
Cambell Robert, carriage maker. Grand Riv-
er and Seventh.
Camphouse William, shoe maker, Bmiubiaa
near Wilkins.
Campin M. W., b Russell House.
Camus Peter, file maker, 192 Gratiot.
130
Johkston's Detboit City Dulectort,
Cane Thomas, saloon, 88 Mich aTe W.
Cane Thomas, engineer, 123 Casa.
Canfield John, lab, 27 Fifth.
Canfield Mrs., widow of Captain C, 91 Fort
• West.
Canfield Frank H., student at law, 56 Miami
avenue.
Canfield John, salesman, 18 Palmer..
Canfield Baker, blacksmith, cor Cass and
Lewis.
Cangesser Henry, saloon, 78 Mullet.
Candler Letitia, widow of William, h G
Charles.
Candler Homan W., grocer, 425 Beaubian.
Candler W R., gilder, 427 Beaubian.
Candler Edward, carp, w Monroe Shire.
Canavan John, lab, Beaubian.
Caniff A. C, b Railroad Hotel.
Cannon John, carp, 314 Franklin.
Caplis James, law student, w H. H. Em-
mons.
Capless John, lab, 280 Fifth.
Capless Thomas, shoe maker, 262 Franklin.
Capless John, lab, 262 Franklin.
Capless James, milkman, 152 Beech.
Carberry Michael, lab, Guoin.
Cardy John, lab, 365 Franklin.
Carberay John, sailor, 68 Orleans, moving to
Whiting.
Cardell Mrs., 18 State.
Carey C. H., shipping merchant, h 87 Wash-
ington ave.
Carey Edward, h Dequindre bet Pine and
Atwater.
Carey John, sailor. 111 Woodbridge W.
Carey Pat, sailor 111 Woodbridge W.
Carey Robert, painter, 13 Franklin.
Carey Mrs. Mary, cor Park and Columbia.
Carey Chas. Wm., plasterer, 139 Elizabeth E.
Cary Henry, cor Cass and Columbia.
Cargill &. Dimmick, auction and com mer's.,
197 Jeff ave.
Cargill James A., (Cargill & Dimmick,) 197
Jeff ave.
Cargill 0. F., law oflSce, 154 Jeff ave.
Cargill H. H., insurance agent, 75 Griswold.
h 8 Miami ave.
Carl Mrs. Henry, 405 Grand River.
Carman George, grocer, 78 Baker.
Carmody John, hack driver, w Geo. Heron.
Carmody Thomas,hack driver, w Gee. Heron.
Carmody Dr., left the city.
Came Geo. W., brewer, 460 Atwater E, h 584
Jeff ave.
CAREW'S BREWERY, JPirst bet Congress
and Lamed, {see advertisement p SS.)
CAREW JOSHUA L., pro. Detroit Brew-
ery. First near Lamed.
Carew John, bricklayer, 9 Miami ave, mov-
ing to 90 Lamed W.
Carmey John, carriage owner, b Mrs, Jen-
nings.
Carney Daniel, saloon, 52 Front.
Carney Wm., carp, 61 Orleans.
Carney Patrick, gardener, Porter road near
Labrosse.
Carney Lawrence, drayman, 44 Spencer.
Camey James, sailor, 249 Fifth.
Carp Francis, salesmen, 316 Orleans.
Car])enter James H., foreman tannery 167
Franklin.
CARPENTER WILLIAM N-, 258 Wood-
bridge E.
Carpenter Nathan B., 117 Bates.
Carpenter James, 117 Bates.
Carpenter Ruth W., widow of Jotham,niir8e,
28 Grand River.
Carpenter A. R., saddle and harness maker,
b Franklin House.
Carpenter Timothy, mason, 207 Grand River.
Carpenter Luther, mason, 207 Grand River.
Carpenter Wm., mason, 207 Grand River.
Carpenter Willard, engineer steamer Stock-
man.
Carper Leo, b Mrs. Alvord.
Carr George, boiler maker, b A Larkin.
Carrier A., 15 Howard.
Carrier Albert, watchman.
CARSON WM., oyster and dining saloon,
34 Lamed W.
Carson William, jr., 34 Lamed W.
Carson John, 84 Lamed W.
Carr James, topographical engineer, b Gar-
rison House.
Carr James W., acct. b 170 Woodbripge E.
Carr Michael W., dealer in watches and jew-
elry, Baggs' Hotel.
Carr Patrick, flour and feed, 14 and 16 Mich
ave W, h 122 Park.
Carr Richard, plumber, 166 Orchard.
Carrol Thomas, blacksmith, 293 Congress £.
Carrol Charles, law student, 281 Jeff ave.
Carrol Daniel, 138 Woodbridge E.
Carrol Daniel, cooper, 107 Fifth.
Carrol Wm., lab, 107 Fifth.
Carrol Francis, boiler maker, 118 Sixth.
Carrol George, boiler maker, b John F. Rees
Carrol Pat, chandler, w W W. Davis.
Carrol John J., saddler, 37 Cass.
Carrol Lawrence,, boiler maker, 46 Labrosse.
Carrol James, bar tender, 15 Mich ave E.
Carrol Ann, widow of Daniel, 293 Congress
East.
Carrol Maurice, grocer, cor Sixth and Por.
Carrol Pat, chandler, 170 Orchard.
Carrol Martin, boiler maker, 189 Third.
Carrol Michael, boiler maker, 189 Third.
Carrol Margaret, widow of John, 189 Third.
Carrol Daniel, blacksmith, 293 Congress £.
Carrol Thomas, lab, b 250 Mich ave.
CARROL JOHN, (Buchanan & Carrol,J
boiler works, Atwater E near Railroaa
Track.
Carrol John, boifer maker, 189 Thijd.
Carrol Pat, boiler maker, 189 Third.
Carroll , lab, Spruce near Sixth.
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laJEXSEilo, ^7.
And Adyxbtising Gazetteeb.
131
Carrol Charles, law student, late w J Van
Bensellaer.
Carstan William, carp, 130 Abbot.
Carter Louisa, colored, washwoman, 122 La-
fayette E.
Carter James, colored, sailor, 62 Clinton.
Carter James, lab, 61 Croghan.
Carver David, merchant tailor, 132 Jeffave,
h 248 Woodbridge W.
Carver Fred, ashes gatherer, Franklin, mov-
ing to Sixth.
Carver George, mason, 277 Fort E.
Carter Wm., steward, 91 Croghan.
Carter Wm., colored, sailor, 293 Macomb.
Carter James Douglass, colored, carp, 292
Macomb.
Carter Eveline, colored, washwoman, 265
Macomb.
Carter D., clerk Steamboat Ocean.
Carter L. B., mason, cor National ave and
Sycamore.
Carter G. C, marble cutter, cor National ave
and Sycamore.
Carter Andrew, boiler maker, National ave
and Cherry.
Carter Mrs Mary, 109 Labrosse.
Carter Wm, colored, barber, 427 Trowbridge.
Carter L, conductor, 238 Laf W.
Carter Levi, 238 Lafayette W.
Cartwright George W, saloon and b h, 68
Woodbridge W.
Cartwright Wash, bar tender, 58 Woodbridge
West.
Carwithin E, engraver, b 49 Wayne.
Casaler P, carp, Labrosse near Thompson.
Casedy P, lab, 247 Sixth.
Case Hiram P, machinist, b 825 Franklin.
Case Chas E, physician, office 122 Jeffave.
Case S. C, Supt Car shop, M C B B Depot,
h 231 Howard.
Casgrain W S, top. engineer, b Michigan^Ex-
change.
Cashel Thomas, expressman, 119 Lamed W.
Caakey Samuel G, (A G McGraw & Co,) h
147 Fifth.
Caskey Alexander, salesman, w A. C. Mc-
Graw &. Co.
Casemer Carney, groggeiy, 106 Franklin.
Casey David, tailor, 170 Fifth, moving to
Borneo Village.
Casey Mathew, lab. Pine near BoUivar.
Casey Matthews, lab, 164 Franklin.
Casey John, lab, 188 Congress E.
Casey John, lab, 156 Cass.
Casey Patrick, drayman, 254 Fifth.
Casey Daniel, lab, 256 Fifth.
Casey Stephen, h 126 Mich live W.
Casey P, lab, 88 Seventh.
Caswell Seneca, carp, h 55 Elizebeth E.
CASS LEWIS, United States Secretary of
State, 62 Fort W.
Cass Sarah, seamstress, h rear of 70 Macomb
Cass Nicholas, ^rp, 275 Mullet
Cass Mrs, seamstress, 196 Adams ave E.
Cassman Peter, saddle and harness maker,
184 Mich ave W, h Third and Lewis.
Cassman George, tailor, Lamed E.
Caspary Conrad, tailor, w Anthony Mitchel
Caspary John,mer tailor, 245 Jeff ave,chang-
ing business, h 191 Fort W.
Castermans John, carp, Cherry near Gratiot
Casterton D, barber, 809 Woodward ave
Casterton William, gardener, 845 Park N
Castleton William, teamster, 18 Henry.
CASSIDY SAMUEL, People's store, 68
Wood ware ave, h cor Clifford and Wash
avenue.
Cassidy William, People's store, w Sam Cas-
sidy.
Catman Moses, lab, Wilkins near Antouie
Catlin William Thos, clerk D & M Bailway^
251 Lamed £.
Caughall Daniel, auctioneer, w Tregant A,
Brothers.
Cauffinan &. Loeb, mer clothiers, 164 Jeff
avenue.
Cauffinan Jaseph, clothier, h 8 Farmer.
Caukland M,lab, 304 Fort W
Cavanagh M, grocer. Fifth and Grand River
Cavanagh Michael, lab, 267 Fifth
Cavanagh William B, stage manager, Bellerft
HaU
Cavanagh Mathew, peddler, 810 Grand River
Cavanaugh William, teamster, 288 Thompson
Cavell Thomas, mason, Farmer near John R
Caverly William, capt steamboat Arrow, h
69 Elizabeth W.
Cawley Duncan, cabinet maker, 288 Lafoy^-
ette E.
Cearriere M, soap and candles. Wing near
Henry.
Celeax William, cabinet maker, 246 Orleans
Celeax Chwles, cabmet maker, 246 Orleans
Cerbe Joseph, tailer, 102 Maple
Center Peter, cooper, 858 Franklin
Centau George, lab, Guoin
Ceschky B, shoemaker, 248 Woodbridge W.
Chadwick Wm L, blacksmith, 204| Orleans
Chadwick —— , conductor, b Byron A
Dings;
Chadwick William, saloon, 58 Mich ave E.
Chaffee Amos, h 58 Monroe ave.
Chaffee Merrick J., acct, 119 Howard.
Chaffee Joel, acct, 61 Fifth.
Chappee Benjamin, lab, 12 Centre
Chagnon J B, grocer, 68 Lamed W
Chalmers Henry, h W L Chadwick 204 Or-
leans
Chambille Rev Charles, pastor St Josephs'
Catholic Church, 446 Gratiot
Chamberlin Daniel, acct w Hayden & Baldwin
Chamberlin Samuel, mail agent, 97 Congress
East
Chamberlin Mrs Desire, b h, 117 Wood-
bridge E.
Chambe Fred, bakery, 209 Gratiot
Chambers Francis, collector, sexton State St
Presb. Ohurcn, h 58 George.
132
Johnston's Detroit Cmr DnuBcroBY.
Chamborg B«i\{uiiiii, colored, diaynum, 186
Adama E
Champ William, police dep Bheriff, 6 Merrill
Block, h 277 Third
Champ John, colored, waiter, 76 Croghan.
Champ Fred, baker, 207 Oratiot
Champaine Abby, widow of Lambert, 114
Mich ave W.
Champie James, lab, Daboia.
Camplain Miss M*, b Howard House
Chandlesler George C, salesman, b Howard
HoDse
CHANDLER ZACHARIAH, United States
Senator, h cor Fort and Second
Chandler £. S., prof mosic, 9 Miami awnne
Chandler George S., melodeon toner, 9 Bfi-
ami avenue
Chandler H. B., cashier Detroit Free Press,
h 40 Macomb
Chandler H B. rectifier, Woodb. near Serenth
Chandler A Brother, manufl* shirts, collars,
&c, 145 Jeff ayenne •
Chandler Lorenzo B., 146 Jeff are, b How-
ard House
Chandler George C, 146 Jeff avenue
Chandler L. F., b Howard House.
CHANETHENRT, principal Detroit High
School, h 829 Gratiot
Chane Peter, lab, Guion
Chane Gabriel, 741 Jeff avenue
Chapalet , pedler, Lasalle avenue
Chilli C. W., stone, lime and sand yard,
Atwater foot Rivard, h 180 Brhsh.
Chapell Henry, carp, 268 Congress E.
Chapel Emeline, millinery, 94 Mich ave W
Chapman Nelson, carp, 280 Mullet
Chapman, George, mason, 142 Riopelle,mov-
ing to 207 Lafayette E
Chapman E B., car builder, 821 Croghan
Chapman N., h 418 Thompson.
Chapman Mr., b Railroad Hotel
Chapman £. L., warehauseman, h Thompson
Chapaton Peter, carp, 110 Farmer
Chapaton Alexander, master builder, 121
Congress E.
Chapaton Alexander, jr, mason, 121 Con E
Chapaton Benjamin, builder, 205 Con £
Chapaton Wm, builder, 18 Madison avenue
Chapoton Edward, 295 Jeff avenue
Chapoton Theo J., 295 Jeff avei^ie
Chapoton Eustache, 205 Jeff avenue
Chapoton Charles, carp, 102 Napoleon
Chapoton Henry, mason, lOx Napoleon
Chapin Levi, farmer, 862 Seventh
Chapin H., boots and shoes, b Blindbury's
Hotel
Charbonel widow, 114 Maple
Charlan Zeb, blacksmith,, 888 Thompson and
cor Mich ave and Seventh
Charlton Andrew, colored, 58 Layfatte E
Charles S., lab, 287 Lafayette E
Charles Thomas, ship carp 86 Rivard, mov-
to 280 Congress £
CHARLES GEO R., salesman w A Burtis.
CHASE REV SUPPLY, Baptist minister, 57
Lamed £
Chase C. P., 48 Miami avenue
Chase Oscar, w Elisha Chase
Chase Grin, clerk, Elisha Chase
Chase Douglas, conductor, b Bagga' HoM
Chase Benjamin G,oooper,225 Catherine, mor-
ing to 178 Catherine
Chase David, h 41 High
Chase Oscar C, salesman, h Elisha Chase
Chase Marcus A.,* atty and counsellw, office
w H H Swinscoe, h 171 Lamed B.
Chase Elisha, 48 Miami ave.
Chase A B, salesman, h 148 Congreos W.
Chase George N., office Wilcox & Chase, h
64 Miami avenue
Chase Thomas, 125 Lamed E
Chaus Henry, wood sawyer, 120 Lafkyetie
East
Chauney Peter, Uib, 77 Mullet
Cherry Henry, lab, North
Chester Mrs John, 151 Congress £
Chester John W., 151 Congress £
Chester George M., 151 Congress £
Cheli v., plaster artist, 16 Centve
Chevelet John, lab, 62 Pme
Chevelot Aime, carp, 24 Jones
Chew Wilson, colored, drayman, 88 MuUei
Cheever H. M. &> W. £.* attys, offioe 8 Ro-
tunda, Griswold
Cheever Wm £., atty, h 29 Elisabeth W mov.
ing
Cheever H. M., atty and counsellor, office 8
Rotunda, h 93 Adams ave W
Chicago D. & C. G. T. Junction B B offioe,
68 Griswold
Chipman Girrard, fireman, b 188 Woodbd'ge
East
Chipman Henry, 246 Randolph.
Chipman J. Logan, atty and counBellor,office
68 Griswold, h 88 Elizabeth £
Chipman H. L., (Trowbridge, C A 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 M R S, b Mich Exchange
Chilch George, lab, James near R R track
Childs Captain, mariner, b Joseph Payne
Chilson Thomas M, lumberer, 256 Randolph
Chilver Thomas, sailing master, h 88 Beech
Chisholm Thomas, pattern maker, 92 Sliia-
beth E
Chittenden Wm J., clerk Russell House
Chittenden , express office, 46 Park
Chope A., blacksmith, 27 Monroe avenue
Chope Thomas, painter, 50 Oak
Chope Edward, h Montcalm near Woodwatd
avenue
Chope &, Pajet, carriage and wagon makers,
Randolph bet Lamed and Congress
Chouls Martha, widow of Bei\jamin, 166
Hastings
And ADYEBTisiNa Gajzettkeb.
133
Christ Joseph, tailor, 82 Clinton
Christ John, cooper, 96 Elizabeth E
Christler Charies, carp, 112 St Lawrence
Christman Abraham, engineer, 834 Hastings
Christian Joseph, saloon and pistol gallery,
40 Mich ave £
Christian Moses, salesman, 267 Jeff avenue,
moving to 226 Gratiot
Christian Mrs. T., 277 Howard
Christian Montgomery P., foreman printer,
892 Beaubian.
Christiansen Hanp A., salesman, 259 Jeff ave
Christiansen Hans A., 154 Brush .
CHRISTIE THOMAS S., supt locomotive
works, h 142 Howard
CHRISTIE JAMES A., acci,h 142 Howard
Christie Henry, pattern maker, 85 State
Christie Nicholas, pedler, 388 Hastings
Christie Philip, stone cutter, 61 Columbia £
Christie Jacob, engineer, steam plow, 84
Thompson
Chubb James, engineer, b 16 Randolph.
Church James, carp, b 115 Grand River
CHURCH E. F., (M T Gardner & Co,) 166
Woodward ave, h 246 Lafayette W.
Churchhill Henrietta, 57 Howard
Churchhill Henry, b Mrs. Alvord
Churchwill Spencer, coIored,lab, 156 Fort £
Churchhill John W., 53 Elizabeth.
Churchill John De Walden, ^tna Insurance
Co, h 42 Macomb avenue
CHURCH E. M., agent ^Detroit Tribune, h
64 Baker
Church Chas J., Ives Bank, b Mrs. Doty
Church S. Wilson, printer. Tribune' office
Church &, Newton, dentists, 94 Woodward
avenue
Church Edwin, (C. & Newton,) b Merchants
Exchange
Church Scottish Kirk, cor Farmer and Bates
Church, First United Presb. cor Lafayette
and Wayne.
Church, Fort St Presbyterian, cor Fort and
Third
Church, State St P^sbyterian, State near
Woodward ave
Church, Jeff avenue, Presbyterian, Jeff ave
near Rivard
Church, Fort St Congregational, Fort cor
i Wayne
Church, Baptist Tabernacle, Washington ave
f at Clifford
I Church, Old School Presbyterian, Washing-
I ton ave near State
Church, Baptist, Howard near Third.
Church, Baptist, cor Fort and Griswold
Church, Methodist £piscopal, cor Woodward
ave aiid State
Church, St Pauls Protestant Epiflcopal,
r Congress cor Shelby.
Church, Christs Protestant Episcopal, Jeff
avenue bet Hastings and Rivard
Church, St Johns Protestant Episcopal,
I Woodward ave and High
Church, Congress St Methodist, cor Congreaa
and Randolph
Church, Walnut St Methodist, Seventh** and
Wahiut
Church, the Bethel, Presbyterian, entrance
at 18 WoQdbridge E
Church, St Josephs, .Catholic, German, cor
Gratiot and Orleans
Church Trinity, Catholic, cor Porter ' and
Siz^h
Church Catholic Cathedral, cor Jeff ave and
Antoine
Church, St Anns, Catholic, cor Larned and
Bates
Church, African Baptist, Congress bet Brush
and Beaubian
Church, African Baptist, cor Congress and
Antoine
Church, First German Evangelical, cor Mon-
roe and Farrar
Church, African Methodist, Lafayette, bet
Brush and Beaubian
Church, Lutheran Trinitarian Evangelical^
255 Lamed E
Church, Dutch Evangelical, Hastings cor St
Lawrence
Church, Unitarian, cor Lafayette and Shelby.
Church, Jewish Synagogue. Mich ave near
Bates. '
Cinarde A., tailor, Lasalle ave near Lindon
City Mills, cor Lamed and Second
Clamen H., 872 Lafontalne
Clapp Jacob, engineer, 94 Thompson
Clapp S. H, broker, 47 Griswold, h 58 Jonea
Clapp Allen, machinist, 492 Jeff avenue
Clapp Fras Henry, purchasing clerk M. C.
R. R., h 222 Lafayette W
Clapp John, finisher, 168 Adams ave E
Clapp Alvin B., carp, 492 Jeff avenue
City Hotel, 7 and 9 Lafayette W
Cicott Ed v., 809 Jeff avenue
Cicott Francis X., 226 Beaubian, office No*
tary Public,8 Lamed W
Cicotte M. A., widow of James, 83 Harriet
Cicotte Alexander, cock pit and saloon, 41
Harriet
Cicott George F., engineer, 744 River
Cink Lutz, 424 Croghan
Clancy William, lab, 250 Franklin
Clahcy Cornelius, butcher, Mich ave near
Eighth.
Clancy Anne, 180 Second
Clancy John, butcher, 270 Michigan ave W
Clancy , soap maker, Trowbridge
Clapperton Jonathan, machlnist,^75 Franklin
Chu-e Martin, lab, 86 Woodbridge W
Clare Theodore, express, 110 Fifth
CLARKE HOVEY K., (Lockwood & C.)
counsellor, office Seitz Block, h 48 Adams
avenue W, (Me advertisement^ page 74.)! .1
CLARK JOHN P., prop dry dock,Rivei£r(M/
Springwells #
Clark Chas F., Crane 9u WeasoD.
134
Johnston's Dstboit City Dibbctoby,
CLARK E. M., physician, 74 FortW
Clark Wm H., salesman, 75 Woodward aye.
Clark, widow of Joseph, 320 Jeff ave
Clark Thomas B., physician, office 98 Jeff
ave, b Mrs. John McReynolds.
Clark George, (Clark 6l Brother, cor Lamed
and First.
Clark Jabish, lab, 165 Atwater E.
CLARK BROTHERS, batchers and pack-
ers, cor Lamed and First, (see advertise-
ment page 88.
Clark Wm., (Clark dt Brother,) cor Lamed
and First
Clark widow, 61 Fifth.
Clarke Patrick, w Josoph P. Whiting.
Clark Mary, 100 Bates.
Clark Septimus, currior, 58 Elizabeth W.
Clark Hyson, sawyer, 19 Orleans.
Clark P. J., colored, barber, 20 Mich ave W.
Clark James, cooper, 41 Abbot.
Clark Edward Delevan, clerk A. £. Russell.
Clark Fred, 41 Abbot.
Clark Lewis, grocer, 17 Antoine.
Clark Meltiah, ship carp, moved from Baker
to 125 Eighth.
Clark Phineas T., mate st bt Marquette.
Clark Mary, widow, 18 Front.
Clark Benjamin W., beef and pork inspector,
219 Wayne.
Clark Chas A., acct w Town & Shelden.
Clark Adam, ship carp, 105 Atwater £.
Clark Robert M., colored, cook, 270 Fort E.
Clark George W., jr, salesman w William B.
Home.
Clark Cyms, colored, salesman, 44 Clinton.
CLARK L. E., Pres. State Bank, b Russell
House.
CLARKE ALBERT, w S. A. Fuller.
Clarke Mrs. Emma, 69 Shelby.
Clark John, servant w Alex. Lewis.
Clark Jerome, fireman, b 8 Brush.
Clark Chas A., conductor, 177 Brush.
Clark Michael colored, waiter, 135 Laf E.
Clark T., sailmaker, 255 Thompson.
Clark Edward, plasterer, 204 Brush.
Clark Denis, colored, shoemaker, 20 Clinton.
Clarke Mrs. Sarah N., h 65 Columbia W.
Clark J., finisher, Trowbridge near Railway.
Clark M., ship carp, 91 Baker.
Clark E Minor, clerk, 303 Randolph.
Clark Benjamin L., physician, 76 Clinton.
Clark Adrian M., salesman, S. S. Barnard.
Clark Walter, colored, baker, 167 Russell.
Clark George, varaisher, 64 Adams ave W.
Clark T., ship carp, 179 Porter.
Clarke Michael, tailor, 215 Second.
Clarke Wm H, acct, 69 Shelby.
Clarke F D, carp, city Hotel, 9 Lafayette W.
Clarke John, drayman, Bronson.
Clarkson Anthony Fras, painter, Bronson.
Clay William, wig maker and perfumer, 119
Jeff ave, h 9 Rowland.
Clay George 8 , electrotype founder, Tribune
office, h Wm Clay.
Clayton Mills, (J. H. Frazer,) cor Gratioc
and Dequindre.
Clayton & Voorhies, flour and groceries, 34
Mich ave E.
Clayton Joseph S. h 238 Randolph.
Clayton Wm, colored, cooper, 336 Macombi
Clear Wm B, 96 Farmer.
Cleary Michael, lab, Atwater E.
Clegg Henry, sailor, 103 Franklin.
Claridge John, cooper, 158 Beaubian.
Claub Valentine, shoe maker, 115 Maoomk.
Claus Joseph, teamster, 253 Macomb.
Clearan Mary, widow, 117 Macomb.
Cleary John, lab, 126 Wayne.
Clemens P H, physician, 126 Mich are W,
moving to 601 Riverside below Laferty.
Clemens B, painter, 107 Napoleon.
Clemens Anthony, lab, 241 Dequindre.
Clements Charles, colored, 135 Lafayette S.
Clement Samuel, wood turner, 3 Franklm.
h 119 Randolph.
Clements' J C, physician, 130 Mich are W.
Clelland & Cole, dentists, 58 Woodward aw
Cleland W Y, dentist, Woodward ave and
Lamed, b Howard H.
Clench Miss Euretta, w T C Miller.
Clevehind Henry W, merchant tailor, 72
Griswold, r 59 Jones.
Clesser John, cooper, Miller near Seventh.
Clessen J Peter, coffin maker, 140 and 144
Russell.
Clifford Mary, widow of John, seamstress, 22
Mich ave W.
Clifford Cornelius, lab, 52 Grand River.
Clifford James, lab, 267 Hastings.
Clifton John, boiler maker, 214 High.
Clinger Gleorge, tailor. Prospect.
ClifL E. W, b Michigan Exchange.
Clifford John, sailor, 136 Hastings.
Clifford Patrick, cor Rranklin and Riopelle,
retuming to Ireland.
, Cline George, cigar maker, 185 Lafayette E.
Clinton J, painter, 47 Eighth.
Clinton J, tailor, 180 Third, moving.
Close J, painter, 202 Brush.
Clos Christian, tanner, 288 Orleans.
Clos Joseph, painter, 288 Orleans.
Clough Jas W, salesman w Ransom Gaxdner,
h Russell cor Lamed.
Clos Martin, shoemaker, 288 Orleans.
Clos John, printer, 288 Orleans.
Clossett Andrew, saloon keeper, Grand Riv«r
Clousley Edwin, porter, w Marcus StepheDS.
Clusley George, chair maker, 147 Orchard.
Cluff Nelson, carp, 23 Clinton,
eiuckey Joseph, sailor, 136 Lafayette E.
Cluckey James, sailor, Dequindre.
Cluckey Oliver, carp, 363 Beaubian.
Cluss Julius, wagon maker, 219 Third.
Coan D, lab, 557 Woodbridge W.
Cobler Anthony, salesman w A Pulte.
Coats Hervey, brick mannft, Gratiot Road
Hamtrainck. '
And Adveetising Gazetteer.
135
Cobb E M, meat market,! Abbot, h 1 Mont-
calm,
f Cobb David W, butcher, 296 Mich ave W.
Cobb Matilda, widow, 77 Abbot.
Cobb H. P, physcian, 484 Jeff ave.
I Cobb L H, physician, 484 Jeff ave.
Cobb David H, saloon, 190 Woodward ave.
Cochrane Neal, porter. Merchants Exchange
Cochrane Lyman, counsellor, 94 Woodward
ave, b Russell House.
( Cochrane J, conductor, b Michigan Exchange
Cochrane James, vet. surgeon, office 75
Lamed E.
Cochrane Mrs C E, 111 Clifford.
Cockle E S, carp, 89 Sixth.
Cockle 8 P, carp, Seventh nearWoodbridge.
Cocklet John P, turner, 86 Dequindre.
Codillac Joseph, bricklayer, 25 Clay.
Codd Geo C, salesman w Town &, Shelden,
119 Farmer.
Coddington Hervey, salesman, with H Han-
cock.
Coe W H, policeman, 67 Eighth.
Coddy Victoria, sewing, 117 Franklm.
Caellner Gustavus, saloon, 126 Fort E.
Coffey Pat, lab, 23 Lamed W.
COGSWELL W W, (C C Tyler & Co,) h 101
Lamed £. ^
Cogger Richard, contractor, 221 Park north.
Cogley Samuel, saloon, 195 Atwater E.
Cohen Marcus, mer clothier, 42 Woodward
ave, h 20 Lafayette E.
Cohen Simon, salesman, w Marcus Cohen.
Cohen Moses, salesman, w Marcus Cohen.
"Cohen Jacob, pedler, 140 Catherine.
Cohen C, turner. Seventh near Charles.
Cohen Chas, lab, Mullet, 10th Ward.
Cohen Denis, lab, 118 Porter.
Colbert Richard, colored, 284 Lafayette E.
Colbey Christian, carp, 400 Beaubian.
Colburn W C, Chas Kellogg & Co, b 68 Ran-
dalph.
Colclough Henry, of Cox &» Co, omnibus
owners, h 186 Fourth.
Cloclough Samuel, saloon, 195 Atwater E.
Coles Jeffery, butcher, cor Michigan ave and
Third.
Cole James A, painter, 136 Orchard.
Cole Wm, sail maker, 358 Mich ave W, mov-
ing to Saginaw.
Cole J B, groceries and provisions, 114 Lam-
ed £.
Cole Joseph, grocer, Jeff ave, h Moffat.
Cole Darius, capt st bt Columbia.
Cole Edward, machinist, b 49 Wayne.
Cole Stephen, carp, Springwells, Campau.
Cole Wm C, salesman, 93 Adams ave W.
Cole Henry, watchman, D & M R R, h 126
Cherry.
Oole B, salesman, w Th^o Eaton.
Cole George M, (Cleland & Cole,) b Finney's
Hotel.
Cole Benjamin, sailor, 58 Pine.
Cole Mrs Victora, 178 Lamed E.
Cole Chas S, law office, 147 Jeff ave, h Mrs.
Victoria Cole.
Cole Frank, trader, h 88 Lafayette W.
Cole G M, dentist, b Finney's Hotel.
Cole Joseph, saloon, 94 Michigan ave W.
Cole Captain, h cor Beaubian and Adams ave
College Mercantile, Bryant, Stratton & Co,
20, 21 and 22, Merrill Block, cor Jeff and
Woodward aves.
Collins Timothy, lab, alley Grand River and
Jones.
Collins Richard, drayman J246 Third.
Collins John, carp, 251 Congress E.
Collins Comelius, servant, 251 Cohgress £.
Collins Mrs Hiram, 287 Sixth.
Collins Thomas, servant, w P Tregent.
Collins' Brewery, cor Abbott and Second.
Collins James, h 49 Abbot.
Collins Charles, h 112 Second.
Collins John, h 46 Howard.
Collins Thomas, lab, 420 Woodbridge E.
Collins Lawrence, boiler maker, Orleans at
Railroad track.
Collins Denis, lab, 826 Orleans.
Collins Jas, drayman, moving to cor Eighth
and Abbot.
Collins James, agent, Westem Hotel.
Collins J W, colored, barber, 183 Third
Collins Ann, widow of John, 811 Lafayette £
Collins Honara, widow of Timothy, alley rear
John Joslin.
CoUins N, blacksmith. Whiting near Fort
Collins William, mate steamer. Stockman.
Collins John, lab, 60 State, n
Collins Johanna, widow of Denis, 125 Jonea.
Collins widow, Maria, 50 Eighth.
Collins William, watchman, 64 Jeff ave.
Collins Geo, lab, Bagg's Hotel.
Collins John, St Auqin, near Catherine.
Collins John, captain John H Murray, b
Mansion House.
CoUis Geo S, grainer, 81 Abbot.
Collison John, b h 87 Mich ave E.
CoUister John, ship carpentor, 861 Congr E.
Collins , painter, 8 Abbot.
Coleman Geo, bar mak, Hayden &. Baldwin,
r 73 Harriet.
Coleman John, marble worker, w J Wan-
beck.
Colman W H, gents fur, w h 129 Jeff ave, r
185 Adams ave E.
Colman T, sailor, 142 Seventh.
Coleman Richard, (colored), 35 Mullet.
Coleman George, saddler, 10 Beacon.
Coleman J, lab, 171 Porter.
Coleman J D, glue manufr, St Au])in.
Colman Charles, saloon, 47 Atwater £.
Colonon Michael, lab, 29 Rivard.
Colquhoun John, warehouseman, w John
Hutchings & Co.
Cobrie Denis, tanner, Shane Lane, near
Franklin.
136
Johnston's Dbisoit Citt DtBEcroBT,
Colton Mrs H A, r 148 Cengreu W.
Colvert R., colored cook, Bagg'i Hotel.
Colvin Isaac M, saleeman, C P Woodruflf &
Co,r81LafW.
GolTille John George, engineer, 128 Gratiot
moving to 222 Randolph.
Comar Mrs, seamstreBs, 246 Third.
Coiner Pat, lab, 184 Congress E.
Coiner Robt, C , w F F Eglington.
Comfort B NeweU, grocer, Sixth corner
Locust.
Comiske James, cigar maker, 229 Fort £.
Common Robert, mason, 26 Columbia W.
Common Robert, builder, 40 Centre.
COMMON GEORGE, tailor, 88 Lamed W.
Qompagnio Jacob, lab, 164 Franklin.
Company Ch&rles, carpenter, 842 Croghan.
Compton Henry jr, salesman Nail, Duncklee
A. Co.
Compton William, cigar maker, b City Hotel.
Comstock Erwin G, Hendrickson L Co, b
Mrs Ward,
Comstock Stephen H, salesman, 40 Mich
ave W.
Comte Victor, scissors grinder, 161 Croghan.
Comuskey Andrew, lab, 267 Hastings.
Gonnaughton Cornelius, dry goods, 78 Sixth.
Connington Thomas, brakeman, b Garrison
House.
Condon Michael, lab, 226 Fifth.
Condon John B, chandler, 33 Antoine, r 101
Lawrence.
Condon John, lab, 280 Fifth,
Condon George R, mason, 22 Clinton, try
also 62 Clinton.
Conlon L, boiler maker, 172 Thompson.
Conlon Wm H, blacksmith, copper works,
Springwells.
Conlon Pat, lab, 12 Park South.
Conant Shubael, real estate, b Blich Ex-
change.
Connay Christ, shoemaker, 161 Abbot.
Connors Charles, bricklayer, 127 Cass.
Connell Maurice, lab, 103 Franklin.
Connell Henry, blacksmith, 864 Woodbridge
W.
Connell Pat, lab. 111 Porter.
Connell T, shoemaker, 416 Seventh.
Connell John, pedler, 214 Fifth, moring 76
Columbia W.
C<mnor Wm Ed, 2d mate steamer Forester,
80 Beach.
Connors F, mason, 899 Thompson.
Conner William, lab, Blich ave near National.
Conner Mary, 128 Seventh.
Connor Patrick, lab, 99 Plum.
Connor Thady, lab, 108 Plum.
Connors William, sailor, 266 Mich are W.
Connors John, grocer, Sixth and Labrosse.
Connor & Burke, butchers, ^City Hall Mar-
ket.
OoDnor James, batcher, Connor ^ Burke.
CoDnon & Button, fiah pedlers, 118 Qruid
. Blver.
Connors John, 118 Grand Rirer.
Connor A J, sailing master, b Merchant's Ex-
change.
Connor W B, watch maker and jew, w Gee
Doty.
Connor Neal, sailor, 76 Woodbridge W.
Connors Thomas, lab, b David Grainey.
Connor Bridget, wid of Michael, 159 FortE.
Connors John, carpenter, 96 Cliflbrd.
Connors James, servant, w Bishop Lefevre.
Connor H, pamter, b 7 and. 9 Lafayette W.
Connero Charles, bricklayer, 106 Porter.
Connolly James, carpenter, 371 Orleans.
Connolly John, 99 Maple.
Connolly Pat, mason, 153 Atwater E.
Connolly Owen, conductor, 152 Beaubien. i
Connolly Mrs Mary, 169 Orchard. •
Connolly M, hib, Harrison ave, near Syca-
more.
Connolly John, lab, Atwater E.
Connolly John, carpenter, 871 Orleans.
Conolly Daniel, boots and shoes, 78 Beau-
bien.
CONOVER JAMES F, editor Detroit Tri-
bune, office 52 Shelby, r 19 Elizabeth W.
Conklin Geo P, engraver, w SamI Wiggins.
Conklin Wm H, b h, cor Midi ave and Bas-
dolph.
Conklin Edward S, harness maker^ b Mh
Sturtevants.
Conkling Edwin M, carpenter, 196 Wood-
bridge E.
Conkling Mrs Edwin M, shirtmaker, 169
Wooodbridge E.
Conklin John, painter, r 18 Jones.
Conklin J S, (Morrison & Conklin), 865
Brush near High.
Conklin &l Edson, painters, house, ship aad
sign, Mich ave and Shelby.
Conrad Fred, gas fitter, 174 Brash.
Conrad Henry, hodman, 96 Clinton,
Conrad Charles, tailor, 174 Brush.
Conrad Louis, stone cutter, 805 Fort E.
Conrad Barney, lab, 218 Fort £.
Conrad John, shoemaker, 156 Gratiot.
Conrad Lewis, butcher, 258 Russell.
Corbett Kenneth, mariner, 82 Elizabeth B.
Considine Thomas, groom, w A Wight.
Considine John, carpenter, 104 Oak.
Contegne Joseph, shoemaker, 52 Jay.
Conto James, teamster, Clinton & RiopeUe.
Couture Louis, mason, 269 Lafayette E.
Conurtade B, 144 Thompson.
Conway James, clerk, Moore, Foote & Co.
Conway Thomas, salesman, w C H Dunks.
Conway Fred, warehouseman, 66 Woodbridge
Conway John, lab, 17 Griswold.
Conway John, lab, 88 Woodbridge W.
Conway Christopher, boots and shoes, IKxth
and Abbot.
Conway James, sailor, b cor Bates and At-
water.
And ADYBBTisiNa Gazbtteeb.
137
^ CAMPBELL, lim & GO,
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods Jobbers,
f Wb^O
At Wholesale and Retail, /
Nt. 93 U5 Woodwari Ato, eir. Cqii^
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< THOMAS LXNH, >
(mOBHBT HOSIB. )
NO SECOND PRICE.
JOHN DUNHAM,
BOILER MAKER,
BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST.
Steamboat, Locomotive, Propeller and Mill Boilers,
_ MADE TO OBDER AND WARRANTED.
Also, Sheiet Iron l¥ork or all Kinds, jflEade to Order.
BLACKSMITHING, STEAMBOAT AND HILL REPAIRING,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
Shop on ^Utater Streelj above the Hound Mouse,
DET.ROIT.
MIOHia-AN.
138 Johnston's Deteoit Crrr Dibkctory, ,
H. B^RNS & Co.,
PUBLISHERS AND PBOPBIETORS OP THE
DETROIT TRIBUNE,
ABE FBEPABED TO EXECUT E STERT VABIETT OF
00lt mi §0lr §dntitigt
Office 53 and 54 Shelby St., ^
BitweeiiJeflenMnATe.iiidLvnedSU DETROIT, MICH.
POBTIBBS, OIBOnULBS, LSASES,
HAND BIIJIiS, WAT-BIIiIiS, SHOW CABDS>
STEAMBOAT BIIiIiB, DEEDS, LABELS,
BILLS OF LADING, MOHTOAOES, BILL HEADS,
, ADDBESB, VISITING AND WEDDINO OABDS,
BOOK AND PAMPHLET WORK,
Done on new Type, good Paper, and Steam Presses, and by skilful and experienoed
workmen. Particular attention paid to Plain and Fancy Card Printing, Bosinesi Cirdi
done on the Jostly celebrated Gordon's " Fibs Flt " Card Press, which prints, cots and
eennts 10^000 Cards per hour, enabling ns to famish at lower prices and on sfcorttr
noUce than any other office in the Slate.
,v«i Having ftamished the establishment throughout with New Type and Presses, every kind
of work will be executed in as good style as any other office in the State, and as Chet^ as
the Cheapest.
VXIZ1.2MCCii
DAILY TBIBlTNa— To Kail Subaoribera, per annum, $6 00
•* ** ToGitysabMrib6ra,per week, 12j^
THL.lg raaHIiY TBIBTTNE-To Mall Subsorlbera, per annum, : 8 00
WJUEXT TBIBUNB* Single aubsoribera, bymaU, ::,:::: 160
<« M Oluba of 10 for fU,60s of SO. fSO.
And Advebhsing Gazbitebb. 139
JCjSlMES ROSS & CO.,
Plumber Steam, and Gas Fitter,
HO. 38 WOOSWASD ATEBTTE,
JPetroit, - ■ , - Jfiichigaiu
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LEAD AND^IRON PIPE, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BEER PUMPS, FOECE PUMPS,
Bath Tubs, Showers, ITash Stands, 'Water Heaters, A€«
ALL KBND9 OP QAS PIXTUU8 ON HAND.
JAMES BOfia JOHN BiRSXRMAlf,
Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter,
NO. •! JEFFERSON ATENIJE,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
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3!rSaWlfi®]!aMS Sy®©JS
q/iN BE HAD AT THIS ESTBALI8HMBNT AT L0WB5T PRICES,
STEAMBOAT AND HOUSE PLTJMBINGh
BzMuted with BatiifiMtoiry FromptneM.
JOHN VAN STAN & CO.,
oac« M Cttr ntankaVs Ofltee,
OITT HALL, DETROIT.
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Johnston's Dstboit City Dibbctobt,
Conwit O. tailor, Fulton near SoTenth.
Convey W, master mechanic Detroit Loco-
motiye Works.
Cook Levi, real esUte, 80 Shelby.
Cook Thomas M, assistant editor Detroit
Free Press, office Qriswold and Wood-
bridge.
Cook Olney B, salesman, 189 Jeff aTe, 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
Griswold.
Cook WiUiam, city collector, 47 Laf W.
Cook D K, 85 Adams aye W.
Cook Limax B, colored, barber, 2 Beanbien.
Cook John, marine blacksmith, shop Atwater
near Riyard, r 280 Lamed £.
Cook Joseph, tinsmith, 7 Porter.
Cook Migor, colored, shoemaker, 108 Rilg(>
sell.
Cook A. Bowe, grocen, 205 Mich aye W.
Cook Wilson, colored cook, 91 Atwater £.
Cook Mrs A A, 19 George,
Cook Joseph, engineer, 258 Fort E.
Cook Wilson, colored, steward, 809 Croghan.
Cook John, blacksmith, 280 Lamed £.
Cook William, coachman, w F Wetmore.
Cook Walter, blacksmith, 280 Lamed E.
Cook Lomucks, colored, barber, 188 Mullet.
Cook C H, paper hanger, 22 Jones.
Cook Olney, £uiner, cor Grand Riyer and
LaFontaine.
Cook , carpenter, b 115 Grand Riyer.
Cook Mrs widow. Mullet.
Cook William, collector of taxes, office City
Hall.
Cook S, accountant, w Henry Weber.
Cook C A, clerk, w Whitmore, Rathbun &
Co, foot Shelby, b Raihroad Hotel.
Cookalar John, lab, Riopelle.
Coolridge Edward, colored, lab, 171 Fort £.
Cooley Henry, sailor, 162 Riopelle.
Cooms A F, sexton, St Pauls, Epis church,
r248 Woodward ave.
Coomes El^ah, colored, wh wash, 182 Adams
aye E.
Coon Richard, sailor, 144 Franklin.
Coon Henry, tanner, 250 High.
Cooney Pat, sailor, 161 Second.
Oooney James, lab, 145 Lamed W.
Coop James, machinist, 484 Woodbridge £.
cooper JOHN P, carpentry, scrol saw-
ing, store fitting, shop 246 Woodbridge
below gas works. See adyertisement.
Cooper William, lab, cor Porter and Riyer
Road.
Cooper P, lab, 870 Lafontaine.
Cooper George M, engraver, 492 Jeff ave.
Cooper T W, dealer in watches and jewelry,
28 Montcalm.
Cooper David, 21 Mich ave.
Cooper George Alexander, w David Cooper-
Cooper Harriet, colored, washwoman, 14^
Woodbridge £.
COOPER JOSEPH, builder, r 4 Clintoo,
moving from 849 same, shop <» Antoine.
near Gratiot.
COOPER GEO B F, draughtflman, w Jos
Cooper.
Cooper •^— , engineer, b A Larkin.
Cooper Henry, carpenter, w Joe Co(^>er.
Cooper Richard, plumber, 15 Biich ave E.
Cooper W, boiler maker, 68 Beaubien.
Cooper William, lab, 874 Lafontaine ave.
Cooper Richard, plumber, w £ H Boas A
Co.
Coots W H, butcher, 29 Montcalm.
Copeland John, baker, 84 Randolph.
COPELAND A W, baker, 20 Monroe avo.
Copper Peter, colored, hadonan, 109Clintoo.
Coppersmith Michael, chandler, 196 Mnllet.
Ooquard Nicholas, carpenter, 25 Abbot.
Coquillard Thos, real estate, 159 Elizabeth E*
Coquillard Thomas, clerk, 41 Fbrt E.
Coquillard Henry, salesman, Friable & Co, b
G W Sutherhmd.
Corbitt John, nuuiner, 106 Eliaa £.
Corbitt, Daniel, currier, 188 Croghan.
Corby, Mrs, 224 Franklin.
Corcoran, M, lab, 104 Seventh.
Corke, Francis, dressmaker, 189 Seocmd.
Cornelius, Joseph, bricklayer, b 281 Has-
tings.
Cornelius, William 8, med. student, w. Doc-
tor Day.
Cornelius, C C, barber, 20 Fort E.
Comclinson, Theo, cooper, 262 Gratiot.
Comclinson, Theodore, cooper, 42 Maple.
Cornelius, Revd, Samuel, baptist minister^
199 Cass, ^
Comevin, Alphonso, professor French, Det.
Clas & High school, 40 Madison ave.
Coming, Gordon, 280 Congress E.
Cornfield, John, groceries and liquors, 118
Woodbridge W, r 160 Fort W.
Cornfield, John, sen, r John Cornfield.
Cornfield, Edward, grocer, 67 Woodbri W.
Comette, Charles, finisher, 92 Sixth.
Corns, Joseph, furniture manufact, lOSGrand
River.
CORNWELL BARNES AND CO., paper
manufacturers and dealers, Milla, Ypn-
lanti, Store in Detroit, 118 JefiTerson ave.
See advertisement.
Comehl, Fred, carpenter, 263 Croghan.
Comeil, David (colored), lab, 166 Beanbien.
Corb, Lawrence, James near Orleans.
Corb, Peter, lab, James near Orleans.
Core, James, lab, 100 Labrosse.
Corke, Mrs P, dressmaker, 127 Cass, moving
to 17 Wash ave,
Corkery, Denis, saloon, 92 Woodbridge W.
Corker, John Sampson, accoimt, 67 Fort B.
Comeveur, Madam, b. Michigan Exchange.
And Abybbtisiko Gazbiteeb.
141
c Oomeveur, P, b Michigan Exchange.
Corrigan, Thos, lab, 117 Franklin.
Corrigan, Jim, waiter, Russell house.
i. Corsman, James, blacksmith, 41 High.
Coretin, William, carpenter, 180 Abbot,
L Corstin, Charles, carpenter, 175 Michigan av
W (with J F Cooper).
Corcoran, Richard, lab, 854 Beaubien.
p Cosey, Mathias, lab, 164 Franklin.
f Oostello, Daniel, waiter, HefiVon's saloon.
I Costello, S, lab, 211 Seventh.
f Costello, Daniel, bar tender, 808 Franklin.
] Costello, Michael, mason, b Railroad Ex-
change.
Costello, Michael, brass moulder, 42 Fort E.
Cosgrove, James F, Overseer of Highways, r
, Fort, Campus Martins.
Cosgrove, Peter, lab, 87 Porter.
[ Cosgrove, William, painter, 265 Brush.
^ Costegan, Daniel, lab, 29 Woodbridge E.
J Costen, William, jQsherman, 15 Griswold.
Costeen, Thomas Sawyer, 105 Atwater E.
I Cotier, widow, 490 River.
Cotier, Gilbert, smelter, 197 Atwater E.
Cotton, James, sailor. 287 Third.
Cotton, Mrs, Congress near Third.
Cotton, ^trader, 17 Plum.
Cottrell, G H, captain steamer J £ Eagle.
Cote, P, copperworks, 4^16 Woodbridge W.
Cougfalan, Patrick, lab 106 Porter.
Coughlan, Mathew, grocer, Orleans near
Croghan.
Coughlan, Thomas, engraver, w S A Wiggins
Coughlan, Michael, pedler, 7 Jefferson ave.
Coughlan, Jeremiah, 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, 188 Porter.
Coughlan, John, Orleans near Croghan.
Coughlan. Denis, lab, 61 Baker.
Coughlan, T, lab, 788 Michigan ave.
Coughran, C, lab, 117 Seventh.
COULTHARD, HENRY G, cloth cutter,
r 244 Fifth.
COUNTY OFFICES, comer Congress and
Griswold.
Court the Wayne County Circuit, comerOon-
gress and Griswold.
Courville, Octave, salesman, w A Barlage.
Couls, Richard, ship carpenter, 884 Franklin.
Couse, Adam, pianos and mus mer. 187 Jeff,
ave.
Couse, Edward, machinist with M A Horan.
Cousins, John B, messenger Det. Bd. Educa-
tion, First near Congress.
Cousins, John B, carpenter, 219 Lamed E.
Coutillard, Thomas, builder, 41 Fort E.
Coutillard, James, builder, 41 Fort E.
Conveau, Geo, engineer, 894 Woodbridge W.
Coville, Henry, bill poster, 15 Fort E.
Covert, Henry H, agent, 146 Adams ave E.
Covert, Mrs. Isaac, 68 Columbia £.
Cowen, William, b Mrs Avord.
Cowen, Robert, grocer, moving to 802 BUoh.
ave W.
Cowan, E P, 259 Laff W.
Cowan, Denis, lab 117 Porter.
Cowie, Henry, dental student with Dr Cl9*
land.
Cowie, Wm, master mechanic, r 169 Howard
Cowing, D, carpenter, 67 Trowbridge.
Cowley, John, colored, barber, 188 Mullet.
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, 18 Fort E:
Cox, J Simpson, b M J Rogers.
Cox, William, teamster, Lansing house.
Coyle, Pat, coachman, w F Palms.
Coyle, Edward, shoemaker, w C Tyler &
Co. r Antoine.
Coyle, S, flour and feed. Woodward ave, r 28
State.
Coyl, Patrick, lab, 48 Adams ave E.
Coyle, Edward, shoemaker, Antoine above
Elizabeth. *
Coy, Wm, lab, 887 Fort E.
Crabb, James, baker, 899 Grand River.
Crabb, George, 80 Sibley, movhig to 668 Jef-
ferson ave.
Cradock, H, bricklayer, 25 Montcalm.
Craft, George, lab, 268 Mich ave.
CRAIG WILLIAM H, For. A^Com. mer.
Atwater, foot Randolph, r 18 Fort W.
Craig, James, mer, r 224 Congress.
Craig, C, lab, Lafontaine, near Michigan
ave.
Craig, Thomas, engineer, steamer J E Eagle
Cramer, Philip, 150 Fort E.
CRAMER, MATHEW, prop Michigan Demo-
crat 6l Volksblatt, 150 Fort E.
Cramer, Lewis Peter, surgeon, 426 Orleans.
Cramer, Anthony, carpenter, 164 Fort E.
Cramer, Francis, shoemaker, 164 Fort E.
Crampton, John, freight agent, Detroit & Ifll.
waukee Railway, b Howard house.
Cranage, W J, city physician, office up stain
Buhls Block, Griswold, r Washington aTe,
cor Clifford.
Cranage, Thomas, jr draggist, 99 Woodward
ave, r Fort W.
Cranage, Thomas, sen, builder. Fort below
* Third.
Crandall, John S, sailor, 207 Cass.
Crandell, John S, haydealer, 19 State.
Crandell, Abner, painter, 57 Abbot.
CRANE AND WESSON, Real Estate deal-
ers, office 79 Griswold, cor Congreu, $m
athferiuemmt.
142
Johnston's DBrrBorr City Directoet,
Crane, Albert, (Crane & Wesson) 465 Jeff.
aye.
CRANE, WALTER, Real Estate deal , office
160 Jefferson ave. b Rassell 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 Lamed W.
Crane, Thomas, printer, b h, 55 Michigan
aveE.
Crapp, WiUiam, carpenter, Mullet.
Crapford, Thomas, engineer, 214 Franklin.
Crary, C £, salesman, r 55 Lamed W.
Oreasey, Bletcher, carpenter, Wilkins, near
Antoine.
Craushar, 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 Crawford.
Crawford. Thomas, engineer, 44 Second.
Crawford, Robert, salesman, 59 Croghan.
Crawford, H, carpenter, 887 Thompson.
Crawford, Harrison, porter, 91 Mullet.
Crawford, Thomas, lab, w J B Wilson.
Crawtop, J, lab 558 Woodbridge W.
Creadon, Timothy, teamster, 200 Third.
Cred, James, clerk, 46 Madison ave.
Crebbin, John, 185 Second.
Crebbin, Richard, machinist, 185 Second.
Credick, H, bricklayer, 25 Montctdm.
Crega, widow, washwoman, North.
Creighton, D, lab. Whiting n Fort.
Crew, Henry, lab, 867 Beaubean.
Crew, Henry, jun, bricklayer, 867 Beaubean
Crew, John, bricklayer, 367 Beaubean.
Crew, Edward, bricklayer, 367 Beaubean.
Crery, Ghas E, Jr, printer, 55 Lamed W.
Creedon, Timothy, lab, 89 Franklin, moving
to 172 Lafayette E.
Creelan, John, pedler, 814 Grand River.
Creelman, J D. accountant, J W Keith.
Crimmins, John, (McBrairty & Co.) r 97
Lamed W.
Crimmins, Patrick, tailor, shop 5 Fort W.
Cribbin, John, painter, 185 Second.
Cries, Charles, finisher, 280 Mullet.
Cries, Mathew, Carpenter, 26 Bronson.
Crocker, Benjamin £, attomey, b 89 Con-
gress £.
Crombie, John W, accountant, 59 Congress
W;
Cromwel], John W, com mer and miller, 19
Labrosse and 84 Farrar.
Crofts, Myron H C and A Ives' bank b H H
Duncklee.
Crofoot, Chauncey, foreman, printer. Tribune
office, r 84 Beech,
Orel, Augustus, tailor, 179 Mullet.
Crocket, Alex, 75 Montcalm.
Crocket, J, engineer, 800 Fort W. moving to
75 Montcalm.
Crocket, Andrew, 75 Montcalm.
Crocket, James, first engineer steamer Ruby.
Crocker, Benjamin £, attomey, office 2 Ro-
tunda^
Cronan, Jeremiah, lab, rear of 186 Wood-
bridge £,
Cronan, Michael, clerk. Post office, r 156
First.
Cronan, Daniel, salesman, 172 Orchard.
Cronan, Margaret, wid of Denis, alley rear 99
Atwater.
Cronan, D, porter, 172 Orchard.
Cronan, Jeremiah, soapmaker, cor Sixth and
Plumb,
Cronan, John, ship carpenter, 106 Rivard.
Cronan, Jeremiah, soapboiler, 245 Sixth.
Crone, Julius, general agent, office with Jus-
tice Kuhn, cor Congress and Griswold.
Cron, Henry, colored, waiter, 115 Laf E.
Crone, Henry, colored, bar tender, Howard
house, r 109 Macomb.
Cronenweit, Conrad F, lab. 111 Napoleon.
Cronenweit, Simon, woodsawyer, 32 Harriet.
Oronenwith, John M. machinist, 68 Lewis.
Cronenweit, Margaret, woolspinner, 111 Na^
poleon.
Crongeyer John, watchmaker and jew, 285
Jefferson avenue.
Cronk Warren, mineral water manu&cturer,
92 Farmer.
Cronk Peter, carp, 150 Abbott.
Crooks Alexander, tavem, 47 Atwater £.
Cross Thomas, drayman. Brewster near An-
toine.
Cross L, grocer. 80 First cor Lamed.
Cross Thos. James, b Michigan Exchange.
Crosshead William, carp, 197 Lafayette E.
Grossman Seth, chandler, 52 Fourth, moving
to Congress.
Grossman John, carp, St Aubin Farm, near
Dequindre.
Grossman Charles (Grow & Grossman) r 816
Congress W.
Grossman Miss, teacher, Barstow Union
School.
Grossman Mrs Lucy, 816 Congress E.
Grossman Philip, woodsawer, 18 Jay.
Grossman A, trader, 18 Jay.
Crossley Jeremiah, painter, 288 Antoine.
Grossley Luke, carp. 288 Antoine.
Crosby Chas P, counsellor, office 185 Jeff.
ave. r 214 Congress £.
Crosby J B, student w Ghas P Crosby, 214
Cong. E.
Crosby 6l Wilmarth, Lansing House, 98 and
95 Grand River.
Crosby David, drover, b Blindbury*s HoteL
Crosby Chas (colored) whitewasher. Whiting
near Lafayette.
Crosby William, brakesman, Patton's Alley.
near Gratiot.
Crosby, G H, pajnter, Whiting near Fort.
Crosby Chas L, Lansing House.
And Advertising Gazetteer.
143
Oroshaw Miss M, teacher, Eighth Ward
Union School.
Crouch, J. H., jeweller, 181 Mich ave W.
Crough Pat, 39 Abbott.
C rough, Wm.. blacksmith, 814 Fraoldin.
Croul Brothers, leather, pelta, office Wood-
bridge, cor Bates.
Croul William H, r 69 Beaubien.
Croul Jerome (Croul Brothers), 502 Jeff. ave.
Croul Joseph L, w Croul Bros, r 69 Beaubien.
Crouse Jacob, carp, 62 Spruce.
Crouse D, painter, Fifth near Or River.
Crowl John, plasterer, 174 Fort B.
Crowler Mr, 488 Port E.
Crowe , salesman. 111 Cass.
Crowe Cornelius, porter, 30 Park.
Crowe William, blacksmith,
Crowley John, 99 Maple.
Crowley, Jeremiah, grocer, 86 Miami ave.
Crowley Pat, hostler, 18 Franklin.
Crowley Pat, groom. Merchants' Exch.
Crowley John J., acct w Jeremiah O'Connor,
moving.
Crowley James, Beaubien.
Crowley Cornelius, lab, 99 Porter.
Crowley Daniel, lab, 48 Macomb ave.
Crowley M, hackman, 102 Trowbridge.
Crowley J & Co, grocer, 10 Grand Riv.
Crowshaw John, carp, 89 Leveritt.
Cruiser , 140 Congress E.
Cruise James E, salesman and cutter w D.
Amberg, r 138 Cong E.
Crumback John, lab. 826 Orleans.
Crumholts Roeina widow, 37 Marion.
Crump J Cj b Michigan Exchange.
Crumby Jacob, teamster, 125 Lamed.
Cuddy David, saloon, 186 Woodbridge W.
Cuddy James, mason, 8 Monroe ave.
Cuddy WiUiam, ship carpenter, dock, bet
Qriswold and Shelby.
Cuddy John, lab, 56 Lamed W.
Cuddy Alexander, lab, 262 Brash.
Cuddy William, lab, 260 Brash.
Cudmore Denis, lab, 91 Lafontaine ave.
Cueni Joseph, salesman w J V Mehling.
Cueni Joseph, organist St. Anne's Catholic
Church, r 213 Lafayette E.
Cueni Rose, dressmaker, 218 Laf E.
Cueny J J, grocer, 268 Croghan.
Cueni Joseph, salesman, 82 Lafayette E.
Cuff Julia, w L £ Higby, moving to Wiscons.
Cullinane James, saloon, Seventh and Porter.
Callinane Jehr, lab, 158 Porter.
CuUaaney P, gardener, Woodward ave near
Riding Park.
Cnllen John, sen, blacksmith, 147 Grand
River.
Cullen Andrew, blacksmith, 147 Gr. River.
CULLEN J W A S, attomey, 124 Jefferson
ave. See adveriitment, p. 99.
Cnllen Richard, groceries and liquors, 66
Woodbridge W.
Cnllen Thomas, 104 Porter.
Cullene R, 405 Grand River.
Cullen James, customs officer, 18 Sproat.
Cullen Robert L, barber, 317 Brash.
Culver Geo W, cutter, 32 Washington ave.
Culver -Albert B, agent, 82 Washington ave.
Culver Geo W, cutter, Judson 6l Smith, r
82 Washington ave.
Cummins Pat, lab, 286 Fifth.
Cumming Matthew, lab, Fifth, bet Plum
and Cherry.
Cumming William, salesman Campbell &
Linn.
Cummins M, lab, 84 Seventh.
Cummins John, printer, 241 Fifth.
Cummings John, laborer. Bee near Fort.
Cummings Henry, plasterer, 312 Beaubien.
Cumeraw A, laborer, Trowbridge, near
Mich ave.
Cumeraw C, tailor, 481 Trowbridge.
Cunawn Pat, lab, 18 Beaubien, *
Cunawn Dan, lab, 77 Plum.
Cunawn John, carpenter, 814 Franklhi.
Cunnihan, John, lab, 40 Harriet.
Cunto Jacob, teamster, 281 Clinton.
Cunningham Ann, widow of Bartholomew,
46 Spencer.
Cunningham F, car smith, LaSaUe near Rail-
way.
Cunningham F) lab, 98 Labrosse.
Cunningham Fulton, drayman,- 101 Baker.
Cunningham, Michael, 884 Beaubien.
Cunningham James B, shipbuilder, 19 Wash
ave,
Cunningham James, builder, 191 Fifth.
Cunningham Michael, carpenter, Beaubien
north of Elizabeth.
Cunningham M, teamster, 125 Thompson.
Cunningham J, 228 Sixth.
Cunningham widow, 188 Riopelle.
Cuni^ngham Edward, ship carpenter, 110
Woodbridge.
Cimningham J R, ship carp, 105 Mich ave W.
Cunningham John, sailor, 25 Bates.
Cunningham Daniel G, ship carpenter, 110
Woodbridge E, movmg to 105 Mich ave W.
Cunninghnm Pat, sawyer, 284 Franklin.
Cunningham James, hackman, 87 Cass.
Cunningham John, clerk w P Can* (moving).
Curderry Henry, bootmaker, Macomb.
Ourdy David, boots and shoes, 185 Woodb E,
Ourrie John, grocer, 117 Thompson.
Curry Mrs Catherine, 50 Wayne.
Curry Edmund, colored, Hastings.
Curry Wm R, carp, 148 Randolph.
Curry , 2d Engineer str Ocean.
Curry Lawrence, drayman, alley rear No 4
engine house.
Curry Michael, brakeman, 86 Porter.
Curtis William L, carriage painter, 8 Sprace.
Curtis L E, watchmaker, M S Smith,
Curtis T C, whitewasher, Gratiot near Ant.
Curtis Geo E, last manuf and leather dealer,
215 Jeff ave and 228 Cong E.
144
Johnston's Detroit Citt Dibectoby,
Curtis Geo, clerk, 48 Lafayette W.
Curtis Carlos 0, w Geo E Curtis.
Curtis Rausom, com mer, office Trowbridge
building, foot Bates, b H H Philbrick.
Curtis C B, salesman, Wm M Whitney; morg.
Curtis William K, Russell Housd saloon.
Curtis Wm, boots and shoes, 111 Woodward
ave, r 282 Randolph.
Curtis Alex, colored, musician, 109 Clinton.
Curtis Wm S, salesman w Wm Curtis.
Curtis Ezra, carp, 231 Fifth.
Curtis P £, b Mrs Alvord.
Curtiss Stephen W, carp, 102 Howard. Same
address, 203 Fort W.
Curtain John, grocery, 26 Atwater E.
Curtechon , printer, b 66 Mich ave E,
Curtin John, baker, 81 Lamed E.
Curtin Mrs M J, grocer, 26 Atwater £.
Cushion Edwd, lab, 838 Lamed £.
Cushion Maurice, lab, 164 Franklin.
Custom House, Federal building, bet Lamed
and Congress.
Cushwa Joseph, sailor, 187 Croghan.
Cashing Edwd, lab, 8 Antoine.
Cuthbert John S & Co. drags, 104 Woodward
ave.
Cuthbert John S, r 386 Woodward ave.
Cuthbert William, druggist w J S Cuthbert.
Cuthbert John S, Jr, grocer, 263 Jeff aye.
[Nameti In Cap Lettem oliaiv^ fl.OO
Xdvertlaem in tbe Directory not ehanr*
ed, and tlielr names are invariably
printed in display letters wben their
eards are reeelTod in time.]
Daeamel Joseph, gardener, E end Cherry.
Daglish John, painter, Division, near Beau-
blen.
Dahmer George, saloon, 101 Bates st.
Dahmer Mrs Mary Ann, nurse, 82 Franklin.
Dahmer John, up stairs 97 Bates.
Dailey Miss A, dress maker, up stairs Mer-
rilHall.
Dale John, lab. Napoleon.
Dalrymple John M, law clerk, b 89 Congress
E.
Dalrymple G H, contractor, 4 Williams,
moving to 61 George.
Daley James, grocer, 616 Fort W.
Daley 0, laborer, Labrosse Alley, near
Seventh.
Daly Thomas, salesman, W, Oliver Bourke.
Daly E, laborer, 197 Abbot.
Daly Thomas, clerk, 27 Beacon.
Paly William, mason, 166 second, moving to
81 Beech.
Daly John W, b h, 61 Jefferson ave, moved
* to 113 Shelby.
Daly Peter, drayman, 162 Frsi
Daly William M, finisher, 61 Jefferson are.
Daly Lawrence, book-seller, 193 Third.
Daly Daniel jr, salesman, 61 Jefferson ave.
Daly WilUam J, 193 Third, clerk w Geo W
Hudson.
Daly Daniel, drayman, 10 Howard, moving
to 8th ward.
Daly Luke, 110 Seventh, moving to comer
Mich ave 6l LaSalle.
Daly John, drayman, 10 Howard, moving to
8th ward.
Dallaus Magdelena, widow of Peter, 166 Bla-
comb.
Dallis Joseph, lab, 209 Fort E.
Dalton Pat, lab, b Bridget Stapleton.
Damalot Christopher, lab, Dequiadre, near
Reservoir. ^
Damm Henry, pattern maker, 198 Lafayette
East.
Damm Charles, saloon, Michigan ave, near
Seventh.
Damm John A, grocer, 127 Croghan comer
Hastings.
Damm Louis, carpenter, 166 Croghan.
Damm Chas H, teamster, 293 Clinton.
Damm Widow Ann, 497 Gratiot.
Damer John, carpenter, 198 Croghan.
Damon Ira B T, agent, 46 Macomb avenne,
moving to 76 Adams ave W.
Danaher, widow of Michael, 12 Pine.
Danaher Pat, lab, 64 Franklin.
Danard Augustus, 407 Fort E.
Dannan Tim, lab, 460 Fort E.
Danahey Cornelius, grocer, 196 Fifth.
Danahey Margaret, widow of Michael, 128
Michigan avenue W.
Danahny Denis, lab, 209 Fifth.
Danahey James, lab, 266 Fifth.
Danahey Michael, grocer, 96 and 97 WA
ave W.
Danahey Denis, lab, 88 Mich ave W.
Danahey Michael, lab, 204 Griswold.
Dance William, blacksmith, 864 Orleans.
Damstatter Michael, saloon, 268 Gratiot
Danforth Geo M, Atty and Couns, 124 Jeff
ave.
Danison Crosier, fish mer, Merchants' Ex-
change.
Daniels Israel, farmer, 263 Gratiot.
Danielson Thos, painter, 39 Locust.
Daniels Thomas, track-layer, b Mrs Ellmer.
Danker John, wagon maker, 609 Gratiot.
Dangerfield Andrew, (colored), paper hanger
110 CatheriLe, moving to Croghan neir
Hastings.
Danson John, cab maker. First near Mich
ave.
Danton Robert, iron fence builder, 184 Oik,
moving to Brantford in Canada.
And ADYBBTisiKa Gazettebb.
145
ante Ej^isto, plaster artist, 16 Centre
anze William, blacksmith and wagon shop,
830 Gratiot.
»arby Geo, b 52 Bussel.
»arcy Elizabeth, seamstress, 10 Pataner.
^ardia JohD, lab, 248 Franklin.
)ardis John, farmer, Thompson, N of Grand
River.
)ark William P,bricklayer, Jones near Sixth.
)arley Edward, steamboat Captain, 88 Cass.
>arling John, carpenter, 172 Lafayette £.
>armstatter William, brewer, 211 Catherine.
>aniistatter Jacob, brewer, 211 Catherine.
Darmstatter Michael, beer hall, 258 Gratiot.
Darwin Raeine M, Mansion House, 7 Gris-
wold, cor Atwater.
Dash John, brewer, 67 Adams ave.
Dash Jacob W, w John Dash.
Dasow John, lab, 79 Jay.
Date F H, salesman, w Theo Eaton.
Dattinger Jacob, lab, Watson near Hastings.
Davenport Louis, physician, office cor Jeff
ave and Griswold, res 885 Jeff are.
Davenport Mrs Catherine, wid of Dennis, 281
Jefferson ave.
Davey Mrs C M, bonnet maker, b Mrs Ellmer
Davey William, butcher, 224 Fort W.
Davey John James, painter, Sprout, near
Cass ave.
Davey Bichard, carriage trimmer, 260 Bean-
bien.
David Alex, horse dealer. Division.
Davids William H, carpenter, 182 Macomb.
Davie Geo, grocer, 95 and 97 Mich ave W.
Davis W W, Detroit chem soap factory, cor
Mich ave and First, res 41 Bowland.
Davis W W jr, printer, 41 BowUmd.
Davis & Hubbard, nurserjrmen, Porter road,
near Howard.
Davis B M, (Davis & Hubbard), Porter road.
Davis John M, master mason, 107 Croghan.
Davis Thomas W, 89 Lafayette W.
Davis James Edward, w Sol Davis, 17 Far-
mer.
Davis Solomon, bell founder, 17 Farmer.
Davis Solomon Geo, w Sol Davis, 17 Farmer.
DAVIS GA.LEB F, sign and oma painter,
shop 40 Monroe ave, res 28 Adelaide. See
advertisement.
Davis William, dairyman, 91 Congress W.
DAVIS WILLIAM, saloon, cor Cass and Jeff
ave. See advertisement, page 88.
Davis J T, salesmam, Ed Orr, r 55 Lamed W
Davis William, shipping and produce mer-
chant, foot of Shelby, r 134 Cass.
Davis William, mate steamboat Bay City.
Davis Edwin, dairyman, r 97 Congress W.
Davis Delos, real estate, office 145 Jeff ave.
Davis Daniel, tailor, 141 Third.
Davis William jr, 91 Congress W,and cor Cass
and Jeff ave.
Davis Mrs Edwin, dress maker, 91 Congress
West.
Davis Louisa, saloon, 89 Jeff ave.
Davis William D M, grocer, 41 Mich ave £.
Davis D W, grocer, 109 Mich ave W.
Davis Samuel H, fish merchant, foot Shelby,
r w William Davis, 184 Cass.
Davis James, physician, 29 Grand Biver.
Davis Doctor, office and res 121 Abbott.
Davis James, machinist, 86 Lamed E.
Davis Mrs Sally, (colored) b h 154 Beaubien.
Davis Jeanette, widow of Charles, dress ma-
ker, 218 Macomb.
Davis Frank, painter, w Caleb F Davis.
Davis George, plumber &, gas fitter, b Caleb
F Davis.
Davis George S, accountant, Mich S & N I
Bailroad office, r Harriet.
Davis Edward C, sailor, b Caleb F Davis.
Davis Joseph T, salesman, 81 Elizabeth W,
moving to Mrs Chase's, Lamed.
Davis Eliza, (colored), 49 Wayne.
Davis Mrs Bradley, 219 Fort W.
Davis David, jeweler, 184 Cass.
Davis Wood, accountant, 6 Bagg's Hotel.
Davis Aaron, pedler, 186 Lafayette £.
Davis S, bar-keeper, w S May.*
Davidson William W, accountant, 14 Adams
ave W.
Davidson J F, 66 Adams ave W.
Davison J J, law office 68 Griswold.
Davison D J, attorney, office 14 Botnnda, b
Mrs Alvord.
Davison Charles C, carpenter, 85 Atwater E.
Davison B W, salesman, 100 Woodward are,
b Mrs Alvord.
Davison C M, 58 Michigan ave.
Davenport George, painter, 97 Bussell.
David Henry, drayman, 809 Orleans.
David George, sailor, 188 Croghan.
Daws William, Devonshire saloon, cor Cast
and Jefferson ave, moving.
Dawson James, teamster, 23 sproat.
Day H H, shingle factory, and stone yard,
Atwater, near Bivard.
Day Daniel D, homo phy, office up stairs, 181
Woodward ave, r 22 Adams ave W.
Day Henry H, sailing master, 215 Lamed £.
Day Thomas, clerk, b 82 Third.
Day William, porter, r 204 Orl&ns.
Day Augustus, 295 Lamed £.
Dayton Mrs, nurse, 128 Lamed W.
Dayton Hiram H, saloon. Grand Biver, r 110
Cherry.
Dean Joseph, salesman F Buhl &. Co, r 290
Mich ave W.
Dean H M, (Godfrey, D & L\ 24 Palmer.
Dean John, grocer, 211 Woodward ave.
Dean Walter John G, student, r John Dean.
Dean Thomas, drayman, b 17 Griswold.
Dean Edward, bricklayer, 214 Griswold.
Dean Mrs Ann, 814 Mich ave W.
Dean Edward C, car builder, 852 Congrees
E, moved to 167 same.
Dean George, chair maker, 7 Middle.
146
Johnston's Detboit City Dirkctory.
Dean James, ship carpenter, cor Catherine
and St Aubin.
Debaptist Catherine, wid of Edward (color-
ed), 262 Beaubien.
Debaptist Benjamin, (colored) plasterer, 14
Beacon,
Debaptiste Mrs, dress and cloak maker, 224
Lamed £.
Debaptist William Edward, (colored) mason,
14 Beaccn.
Debaptist Tolefero, (colored), plasterer, 262
Beaubien.
Debaptist Ellis, (colored), plasterer, 262
Beaubien.
Debrew , farmer, 801 Gratiot.
Daring Geo, wood-sawyer, 183 Adams ave E.
D*Ai cy, Lawrence, cutter, E Heineman, res
131 Abbott.
DeCoster Peter, music teacher, 868 Congress
E.
Decleyre Louis, tailor. Cherry, near Gratiot,
moving to Chesnut, near Dequindre.
Decleyre Alexes, tailor, w Louis DecleJ're.
Decker Henry, 827 Mullet and cor Dequin-
dre and Catherine.
Decker Christiana, wid of William, 258 Cro-
ghan.
Dedridge David, baker, Moifkt.
Dedrich Widow Bei\}amin, 48 Abbot.
Dedrichs Peter, carpenter, 177 Clinton.
Dederich James, tinsmith, 79 Crogan.
Dedrichs Joseph, shoemaker, 175 Clinton.
Dedrichs John Joseph, lab, 175 CUnton.
Dedrichs Matthias, carpenter, 175 Clinton.
Defleld Sarah Maria, widow of Wm W, 42
Catherine.
Deacon Thos, engineer, St Aubin.
Dean Geo, blacksmith, 277 Fifth.
Decleyre Alexis, tailor, Chesnut, near De-
quindre.
Decay James, farmer, Gratiot, above toll
gate.
Deering James, salesman, S Freedman &>
Bro.
Dees Adler, car builder, Locust, bet Sixth
and Seventh.
Deenish N, grocer, Riopelle and James.
DeFaber Ernestine, artist, Bellei 's Hall.
DeFaber Minnie, artist, Beller's Hall
DeGraff Mrs Mary, widow of Harmon, 504
Woodward ave.
DeGraff Isaac, draught8man,office S F Hodge
b Mrs DeGraff.
DeGraff Harmon, accountant, w George B
Russell.
DeGraff Henry, tinsmith, Whitney.
Deguerrean Car, Johnston &> Co, cor Bates &
Lamed.
Degal Philip, Laf E.
Degel Joseph, servant, w Wm A Butler.
Deginder Peter, saloon and pleasure garden,
cor Mullett and Russell.
Dehnart John, carpenter, 195 Mullett.
DbHAAS CHARLES, editor and proprietor
Michigan Staatzetung, office 273 Jefferson
ave, r 199 Fort E. ^e adTetii-^ement.
Dehle Chas, shoemaker, 184 Croghan.
Deeg John, shoemaker, 201 Atwater £.
Dee Michael, paver, 224 Brush.
Dee William J, w John Slater.
Dees A W, pattern 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, blacksmith, 10 Beacon.
Dekinder Peter, 44 Bates.
DeLisle Benjamin, cigar maker, 199 Adazm
ave, moving.
DeLorme Stephen, painter, 208, cor Coii-
gress and Fifth.
Delepo, widow, waiting-woman, 277 Fort E.
Delevergne LeRoy H, carpenter, 64 Abbot.
Delezenne Geo, switch tender, 52 RusaelL
Delezenne Alfred, sash and door maker, 200
Congress E. •
DELANY EDWARD, grocer, 44 Jeff* ave, b
Baggs Hotel. See advertisement, page 7S,
Delaney Martin, USA, (recruiting service),
74 Woodbridge W, r 13 Jones.
Delany Pat, w Geo Wilks.
Delany Martin, engineer, b 16 Randolph.
Delaney Margaret, widow of Pat, tailoress,
814 Lafayette E.
Delaney J, laborer, 208 Seventh.
Delaney Frisbie, colored, blacksmith, 163
Gratiot
Delaney Thomas, lab, 129 Orchard.
Delany Thomas, machinist, 187 Third.
Delaney Mrs E S, shirt maker and embroider-
er, 114 MuUet
Delany Thomas, moulder, 184 Howard.
Delany Cornelias, ship carp, 838 Franklin.
Delamater Mrs Mary N, 20 Miami ave.
Delamater William, moulder, moving to 283
Sixth.
DeLeMeter Daniel, carpenter, 47 CliflTord.
Delahunty John, shoenuiker, 24 Beaubien.
Delano Mrs, 567 Jefferson ave.
Deliedin Julias, confectioner, w C Borchard.
Deliot Joseph, saloon, Macomb.
Delos Doctor, office 203 Jefferson ave.
Delmarsh John, 179 Fort E.
Delorme Stephen, artist. Congress, comer
Seventh.
Delpiere Leonardus, farmer, 20 Dequindre.
Delts Charles, saloon, 12 Monroe ave.
Demay T, boots and shoes, 296 Mich are W.
Demay John, lab, 406 Laf E.
Demay Samuel, shoemaker, 280 Beaubien.
DeMoU Berczy, Charles Albert, account w
J W Ezekiel.
Demouk Louis, lab, 818 Atwater E.
Demeyer Denis, teamster, 297 Macomb.
And Advbbtisikg Gazbttbeb.
147
dzning F S, mailing clerk, Free Press oaSce,
o 97 second.
eming H B, mailing clerk, 204 Park,
eming H B, plane maker, 204 Park.
eniirig H V, plane maker 138 Griswold,
moving to Canada.
eiinel Anthony, grocer and butcher, 608
OrcLtiot.
^empsey Pat, blacksmith, 186 Lamed W.
^erapsey Michael, printer, office 168 Jeflf
ave, r 84 Gratiot.
>einpsey Mrs Darby, 86 Trowbridge.
>einpsey Edward, boiler maker, 260 Mich
avo W.
>einpsey Michael, gardener. Mount Elliott
avo.
>emars Thomas, lab, 86 Atwater E.
[>eniars John, lab, 405 Lafayette E.
Deneal William, ship carpenter, 266 Port E.
[>enangue 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 88 Abbot.
Denihan J, laborer, 87 Eighth.
Denio Alfred, machinist, 88 Guion.
Benneke Widow, 163 Croghan.
Beneal William, ship carpenter, 21 Orleans.
Dennin William, brass finisher, 148 Porter,
Denn Peter, carpenter, 64 Crogan.
Bennet Geo, lab, 230 Russell.
Dennis Andrew, lab, 166 Franklin.
Dennis William, drayman, 116 Croghan.
Dennis Joseph, lab, Dubois.
Denny Ernest, lab, 109 Elizabeth E.
Demick Joseph, Cargill A Demick, 80 Mont-
calm.
Demmeke Frank, Julien, near Dequindre.
Denmieke Joseph, Julien, near railroad.
Deimison James, engineer, 82 Woodbridge W.
DeMill Peter E, superintendent gas works,
office Lamed E, res 86 Congress W.
DeuTOche Rer Ed, pastor St Peters Pro.
Epis church.
Densham, Thomas, wig maker, 226 Jefferson
aye.
Densted Andrew, basket maker, 408 Crogan.
Benton H, shoemaker, 202 Abbot.
Denton Lawrence O, servant w B Gardner.
DENTON D H, Anderson & Denton, b Bus-
Bel House.
Dereat Francis, lab, 69 Russell.
Depfor Wm, carpenter, Whitney.
Depfor William, shoes, 466 Gratiot.
Derkins Owen, tailor and saloon, 129 Cass.
Dermont Robert, groceries and drugs, 17
Woodbridge W, r Madison ave.
Derosa Thomas, machinist, 860 Franklin.
Beroseau Henry, sailor, Pine, at rail track.
Berrig, (colored), drayman, 164 Beaubien.
Berusu George, lab, rear 164 Franklin.
Derring Lewis, tailor, 210 Lafayette E.
Beshner Josephine, widow, 267 Macomb.
Deshneau Joseph, baker, 122 Lamed W.
Deslile Olian, baker, 81 Lamed E.
Deslile Benjamin, finisher, 182 Fort E.
Desnoyer Peter, real estate, Hamtramck.
Besnoyer Peter, sawyer, 86 Dequindre.
Desnoyer Charles A, office No 12 Desnoyer
block.
Besnoyers Louis, post office clerk, b Bates
street coffee house.
Desnoyers Francis H, machimst, b Batea
street coffee house.
Desnoyers L P, clerk post office.
Desner Fred, blacksmith, 296 Orleans.
DESROSCHES REV R B, baptist min, 301
Macomb.
Desot Peter, shoemaker, Orleans, near Wood*
bridge.
Desotell Joseph, foreman Detroit loco boiler
shop, r 118 Abbot.
Desotelle James, cooper, cor Lafayette and
Riopelle.
Desotelle J, boiler maker, 68 Labrosse.
Deseutel James, cooper, 269 Macomb.
Detroit Joseph, hodman, 204 High.
DETROIT & MILWAUKEE RAILROAD,
depot and offices foot of Brush, and stores
886 Atwater E.
Detroit and Milwaukee Locomotive shops,
Atwater, near Orleans.
Detroit Savings Fund Institute, 66 Griswold.
Detroit Classical and Mathematical School,
COT Fort and Shelby.
DETROIT WATER WORKS, engineer in
charge, Franklin M Wing, located Atwater,
foot of Orleans on dock.
DETROIT WATER WORKS OFFICE,
R E Roberts, Secretary, location cor
Lamed and Bates. See advertisement.
DETROIT GAS LIGHT WORKS, comer
Woodbridge and Fifth, office 8 Lamed,
near Woodward ave, Peter E DeMill, seo*
retary. See advertisement.
DETROIT LOCOMOTIVE WORKSHOPS,
Lamed, bet Third and Fourth. See ad-
vertisement.
DETROIT &> LAKE SUPERIOR MANU-
FACTURING IRON COMPANY, office
foot of Woodward avo See advertisement.
Detroit and Jackson Coal and Mining Co, G
B Dickinson & Co, agents, office foot Sec-
ond.
Detroit Onmibus office, foot Third.
Detroit Car Works, Dequindre, cor Croghan.
Detroit Ladies Industrial School, 191 Wash-
ington ave, cor Grand River.
Detroit Chemical Soap Works, cor Michigan
ave aud First. *
DETROIT AND WINDSOR FERRY COM-
PANY, office foot Woodward ave.
Detroit Wire Works, 102 Woodward ave.
DETROIT BREWERY, J L Carew, First,
bet Congress and Lamed. See advertise-
ment, page 83.
148
Johnston's Detroit Citt Dibbotost,
Deton Cbu Henry, candy nmnafactarer,260
Jeff ave, moying.
Deton Charles H, intelligence office and loan
agency, 260 Jeff ave.
Deton Catherine, widow, moving to Cass, near
Macomb ave.
Detroit Female Seminary, comer Fort and
Wayne.
DETROIT DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 52 and 64 Shelby.
DETROIT DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY ADVERTISER, 212 Jefferson
DBDTROIT DAILY MICHIGAN STAAT8-
ZEITtTNG, office 278 Jeff ave.
DETROIT DAILY, WEEKLY AND TRI-
WEEKLY FREE P:RESS, office 18 Wood-
bridge.
DETROIT FIREMEN'S JOURNAL, weekly,
cor Woodward ave and Fort.
Detroit lYonng Men's Temperance Journal,
office Woodward, near Campus Martins.
Detroit Michigan Christian Herald, office
State, near Washington ave.
Devell Sarah, tailoress, 36 Mich ave W.
Devaney Thomas, salesman Knight & Ruck-
er, r 7 Labrosse.
Devaney James A, shoe cutter, w Knight &
Rucker.
Devaney Mary, widow, 7 Labrosse.
Devenport John, painter, 262 Clinton.
Deville John, collector water rates, r Ger-
man Theatre, Fort £.
Deville Jacob, carpenter, AntoinOi near
Brewster.
Devlin Thomas, pedler, 7 Jeff ave.
Devlin Pat, lab, 801 Croghan.
Devlin Henry, clerk post office, r 801 Cro-
ghan.
Devering, £ ffie cutter 115 Seventh.
Devine D, lab, 185 Porter.
Devine Thomas, lab,*cor Lawrence and Hast-
ings.
DeVliger Fred, gardner. Congress, near De-
quindre.
Devan Chas, engineer, Beaubien and Spring-
wells.
Devereaux Peter, drayman, cor Waterloo
and Dequindre.
Devereux James, lab. 190 Franklin.
Devereuz Patrick, carpenter, 218 Fifth.
Devine Martin, trader, b 87 Labrosse.
DEWEY JAMES, Morhous & D., sash and
blind factory, 851 Lafayette.
Dexter B F, polytechnic institute, 88 and 40
Madison ave, moving.
DEY ALEXANDER H, banking and ex-
change, office 78 Griswold, r 461 Jefferson
ave.
Dezot Peter, shoemaker, 888 FranklhL
Dezelia Peter, cooper, 86 Catherine.
Dezelia Alex, sailor, SO Catherine.
Dezelia Catherine, sewing, 142 Gratiot.
Dezelia Ann, 142 Oratiot.
Dibble Orville B, 317 Congress B.
Dibble Charles L, 817 Congress £.
Dibble Noah, sailor, 307 Franklin.
Dibble Mrs S £, moving to 11 Spencer.
Dickey Mrs, seamstress, cor National ave
and Cherry.
Dickinson Oeo B & Co, for & com mer, ware-
house foot of Second.
Dickinson George B, f or dt com mer, r ISi
Congress W, warehouse foot of Second.
Dickerson William, baggage master, r SI
Abbott.
Dickinson Robert, steward steamboat Dait
Dickinson M F & Son, insurance agent, 40
Woodward ave.
Dickinson Moses F, M F D & Son, r Orand
River, west of National ave.
Dickinson Wm C, M F D &^ S<m, r 48 La-
fayette W.
DicMnson Asa D, Garrison &> D, r Oolnmbia.
Dickinson A C, marble com, 17 Colombia W.
Dickinson C R, w M F Dickinson.
Dickinson T P, printer, 866 Thompsoik.
Dickinson S, colored, whitewasher, 118 Midi
ave W.
Dicks H, 622 Woodbridge W.
Dickson David, grocer, 29 First, cor Lamed.
Dickson Robt Bruce, w David Dickson.
Dickson , not home, rear 164 FranldiiL
Diebel Fred, bricklayer, 198 Mnllet, 197
seme.
Diebel Fred jr, carpenter, 197 Mullet.
Diepart Augustus, teamster, 42 Maple.
Diedler Jolm, shoemaker, 244 Beaubien.
Diedler John, lab, 68 Chesnut.
Diedler Jacob, lab, 68 Chesnut.
Diedrich William, importer and rectifier, 18
Atwater, cor Griswold, r 850 Congress £.
Diederich Sl Melchers, importer wines and
liquors, 199 Jeff ave.
Diedrich Fred Augustus, D & M, r 124 Hast-
ings.
Diederich Joseph, tinsmith, 79 Croghan.
Diederich J, watchman. Seventh, near Grand
River.
Diederich Augustus, tavern keeper, 88 Third.
Diederich, w<K>d carver, enquire at 199 Jeff
ave.
Diener Chas S, ship carp, 245 Brush.
Dienar Chas, fruiterer, 245 Brush.
Dignan James, lab, alley bet Porter and Ab>
bot and Second and Third.
Dickeman John, tailor, 178 High E.
Dickeman William, lab, Dequindre and Ches-
nut.
Dillon Richard, moulder, r Franklin.
Dillman &> Strengson, leather dealers, 125
Woodward ave.
Dillman Louis, D & S, r 77 Lafayette E.
Dillon Robt, plasterer, 65 Fifth, moved to
117 Adams ave £.
Dillon William, pedler, b 145 Woodbridge W.
And Abtebtising Qazbttsbr.
149
illiard Joseph, saloon, Macomb, near Bean-
bieb.
tits Ghas, saloon, 12 Monroe ave.
•illsehneider Martin, lager beer saloon, 12
Grand River,
^imler Andrew, tinsmith, Penfield's agricul-
tural warehouse, r 282 Croghan.
^imler Christopher, drayman, 895 Lamed E.
timings Marcus, colored, waiter, 68 Croghan
Gimmick Joseph, Cargilldt D, r 52 Columbia
W, from 47 High.
)imel Nathan, butcher, 508 Oratiot.
>inan M, lab, 99 Clifford.
>inaix Mathew, lab, 14 Park place.
)inan Pat, grocer, 281 Fifth.
I>ing8t widow, washwoman, North, near D»>
quindre.
Dings Levi, Byron & D,r Front, near Depot.
Dings Peter, lab, 240 Sixth.
Dineal William, ship carpenter, Franklin.
Dinsmore Moses, cor Cawford and Vine,
ing to Fifth, near Grand River.
Dipper John, carpenter, 808 Beaubien.
Dipive Bertin, widow, Atwater £.
Ditchbum Michael, drayman, Napoleon.
Dirkens Owen, saloon, 128 Cass.
Dittmar Christopher, lab, 822 Hastings.
Dittmar Fred J H, cigar maker, 822 Hastings,
Dittmer George, tanner, 414 Woodbridge w.
Distler Felix, brewer, 260 Macomb.
Divver Louis, shoemaker, 159 Orleans.
Dix Joseph, saloon, Griswold.
Dix Mrs Ann, 92 Labroese.
Dixon Captain, 28 Centre.
Dixon Richard, butcher, 2 Clmton, r 28 Ma-
comb.
Dixon Windsor, eating house, 7 Bates.
Dixon John, helmsman Argo, 44 Bates.
Dixon Peter, butcher, 97 Lamed £.
Dixon Danforth, 28 Centre.
Dixon John, carpenter, 899 Catherine.
Dobb & Sabine, harness, 65 Grand River.
Dobbins Victor, engineer, 289 Jeff ave.
Dobson L £, salesman, 261 Brush.
Dobson R, saddler. 112 Farmer and 228
Woodward ave.
Dobson Mrs R, dressmaker, 112 Farmer, see
818 Jeff ave.
Dobson Charles, saloon, 107 Grand River.
Dobson George, carpenter, Wilkins & An-
toine.
Dodds William, people's intelligence office,
Hawley Block, Bates.
Dodds William, land agent, 58 Beaubien, at
28 Centre, same address.
Dodels Julian, tanner, 252 Croghan.
Dodge Alvin, captahi pro Dunkirk, moved
to 162 Lamed W.
DODGE LUTHER P, photo artist, with Jas
F. Raymond, r 100 Brush, moving to 24
Madison ave.
Dodsley Wm R, salesman, Putnam, Smith &
Go, b 87 Washington ave.
Doheny Jeremiah, lab, 252 Fifth.
Doherty Charles, 492 Mich ave W.
Doherty John, lab, 401 Thompson.
Doherty Thomas, cooper, 68 Lafontaine.
Doherty John, lab, 127 Orchard.
Doherty Michael, lab, 272 Sixth.
Doherty Lawrence, lab, 272 Sixth.
Doherty Thomas, shoemaker, 2 AntolM^
moving.
Doig Andrew, carpenter, 175 Lewis.
Dold Geo, shoemaker, 454 Woodbridge W.
Dole John, teamster, 292 Muilett.
Dole WilUam, lab, 87 Third.
Dolson Levi, tanner, 457 Fort W.
Dolson Harriet Ann, 99 Croghan.
Dome Bfary Ann, tailoress, Wilkins A An-
toine.
DOMINE CHAS, Swiss Consul, 88 Gratiot.
Dolarson Mrs, embroider, 165 Russell.
Dolarson Geo W, colored, baker, 167 RusselL
Dollar Wm J, market peddler, 166 Beaubien
try 287 Woodward ave.
Bollard P, vamisher, 209 Abbot.
DOLPH J HENRI, artist, (portrait painter)
studio over Farmers' &, Mechanics' bank,
r 152 Woodward ave, same address, old
Odd Fellows' Hall, Woodward ave. See
advertiaemmtf page 90.
Donaldson Chas W, 87 Rowland.
Donalson Alexander, painter, 128 Lamed W.
Donaldson James, mer tailor, 242 Jeff ave,
r 186 Adams ave.
Donaldson William A, t cor State and Wash
ave.
Donaldson And, painter, 41 Rowland.
Donald James McC, accountant, b Franklin
House.
Donaldson John W, cutter, 215 FortE.
Donaldson , finisher, b N Hart.
Donaldson J, printer. Whiting near Railroad.
Donalson Mai^aret, wid of Samuel, 47 Grand
River.
Donaphan John, lab, 154 Franklin.
Donohue Francis X, cashier, 100 Woodward
ave, r Wm Moore, moving.
Donahoe John, butcher, 1^ Mich ave W, r
18 Porter.
Donoghue Michael, carpenter, 155 Second.
Donohue , drayman, 17 Abbot.
Donaghoe Jeremiah, mason, 62 Lafayette E.
Donaghoe 0, laborer, 208 Abbott.
Donahugh John T, paver, b Railroad Hotal.
Donally Pat, teamster, 809 Atwater £.
Donnelly Dan, lab, 108 Porter.
Donally widow Ellen, 108 Porter.
Donnelly Anna, servant, w Sol Davis.
Donnally Daniel, shoemaker, 99 Lamed E.
Donally John, lab, 176 Porter.
Donally James, accountant, 181 Howard.
Donally William, teamster, w Daniel Falvy.
D<mally Luke, lab, Bagg's HoteL
Donally Daniel L, 75 Beaubien.
Donnelly Peter, macUnist^ 218 Third.
150
Johnston's Detroit City Dibkctoby,
Donner William, carpenter, bet High and
. Catherine.
Dontiing Denis, carpenter, 45 Wayne.
Donavan John, teamster, 143 Eifi^hth.
Donavan Denis, lab, 95 LabrosHe
Donavan Micliael, lab, Seventh, bet Porter
and Labrosse.
Donovan Danl, jijrocer, 124 Seventh.
Donovan James, lab, 174 Thompson.
Donovan John, drayman, 50 Baker.
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 Denis, lab, 432 Lafayette E.
Donovan Dan jr, waiter, Bagg's Hotel.
Doench Nicholas, grocer, Orleans & James.
Dceroe Fred, lab, 277 Croghan.
Doelz Gustavus, fancy good«, 70 Woodward
ave, r 585 Jeflf 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, ^91 Clinton.
Doolittle Geo E, accountant, r 48 Eliza W.
Doran Michael J, sailor, w Jeremiah Ready.
Doran Ann, widow of Patrick, 164 First.
Doran Michael, carpenter, 166 First.
Doran Myles, rectifier, w Thomas Gallagher,
r 164 First.
Doran T H, 177 Mich ave.
Doran Widoiy Mary, 169 Atwatar E.
Doran Thomas H, saloon, 177 Mich ave W.
Doren Michael, watchman, 18 Front.
Doran Michael, shoemaker, 84 Adams ave W.
Doran Jas P, boiler maker, 84 Adams aveW.
Doran Edward, porter, b John O'Connor.
Doring John, cabinet maker, 184 Clinton.
Dombuch George, grocer, 169 Gratiot.
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.
Dorman F, mason, 176 Abbot.
Dorsey P, dealer in clothing, 47 Fort E.
Dostart Michael, porter, w Ransom Curtis.
Doston Eliza, colored, cook, 22 Clinton.
Doason widow, 112 Jay.
Dotch Joseph, Messenger, P McTimey.
Doty Geo; watches and fine jewelry, 218 Jeff
ave, r 802 Jeff ave. , -^^^ ^ ^^
Doty Alexander H, accountant, 69 Lafayette
W
Doty John, bricklayer, 10 Clinton,
Doty Duane, w W B Howe.
Doty Mrs B, cor Monroe ave and Farmer.
Doty Henry, lumber mer, office River, near
Railroad, r 69 LafW.
Doty Alex, clerk. 69 Laf W.
Doudy Robert, lab, n end Beaubien, morms
Doud J P, storekeeper, b Bags's HoteL
Doughty Thos E, bookseller and statioper, I
112Fipt.
Douglas Samuel T, attorney and counaolicr
office 68 Griswold, r 151 Lamed E.
Douglass St Clair, baker, 129 Mich ave W
Douglass Alex, agent G W BaUway, r 9
Montcalm.
Douval Henry, clerk, 41 Harriet.
Dovile Henry, carpenter, 160 Riopelle, mo*-
ing to Wisconsin. -■ ,•,
Dow M F, accountant. Peninsular Bank, 171
Woodbridge E, moving to 408 Jeff ave.
'Dow WF, wMF Dow.
Dow G F, salesman, w Ransom Gardner, r
187 Cong E.
Dowling Haniet, milliner, 246 Jeff are.
Dowling P, Jlmpire House, 29 Woodbrid^
W.
Dowling Kate, milliner, 182 Griswold.
Dowiing Mary, milliner, 182 Griswold-
Dowling Mrs James, 278 Lafayette W.
Dowling Wm, 478 Gratiot.
Dowdle Thomas, lab, 391 Thomson.
Dowd Patrick, milkman, 683 Mich aye.
Downer A 0, builder, shop Randolph nev
Congress, r 83 Miami ave.
Downer Henry E, wood engraver, 186 Jeff
ave, b 83 Miami ave.
Downer WilUam A, Wright &> Downer, r »
Miami ave.
Downing Denis T, carpenter, moved to »
Wayne.
Downing widow Julia, (of George) 96 Bmab.
Downey A, clerk, 115 Clifford.
Downey M, lab, 82 Labrosse.
Downey Wm, lab, I'M Fifth.
Downey J, butcher, 304 Mich ave W.
Downey Jeremiah, coachman, H H Wells.
Downey R, mechanic, 230 Trowbridge.
Downes Joseph, lab, 19 Orleans.
Doyle Martin, carpenter, b Jerome White.
Doyle Denis, carpenter, 362 Thompson.
Doyle Thomas, tailor, 45 Labrosse.
Doyle Mrs Ann, 68 Elizabeth W.
Doyle, Howlet & Co, groceries and liquoii,
21 Mich ave W.
DOYLE EDWARD & CO, groceries, wines,
liquors, 21 Mich ave W. See adoertuemt^
Doyle Edward, E D & Co. r 274 Congress B,
same address at 222 Copg E.
Doyle John Edmund, w E Doyle.
Doyle John, tailor, 236 Third.
Doyle Michael, drayman, Fourth near Marcy*
Doyle John, tailor, 236 Third.
Doyle Mrs, widow, Croghan.
Draher John, paver, 5 Waterloo.
Draher John, lab, b BoUiver FreemaiL
Drake A Driggs, homo phys, offioe Odd Fel-
Lows Hall, Woodward ave.
Drake ElUah H, D d& Driggs, r 06 Cass.
And Adyestibing Gazeteeb.
161
rak.e Edmund, salBsman, w A LehmaD, r
120 Larned E.
R AMER REV CONRAD, Dutch evan min-
ister, 30 Prospect.
RAPER A F, manager Russell House, r
97 Congress E.
Taws John, lab, 410 Croghan.
•rebo Fred,. boiler maker, 305 Clinton.
►raw John, farmer, 744 Woodbridge W.
►rew William, r 104 Miami are.
>rew John, printer, Christian Herald office,
9 Pine.
)rew Oliver H, r Mrs J D Irvine.
)rew Caroline, b h, 104 Miami ave.
>rew Geo A, r Mrs J D Irvine.
>rennan Mary, Widow of William, alley rear
F Gies.
Drennan John, painter, w Morehous & Dew-
ey.
Drennan William, painter, w Morehouse &
Dewey.
Drengback Wm, hodman, 858 Orleans.
Dresler Bernard, lab, 185 Russell, moving
to 142 Catherine.
Dressier Christian, cooper, 41 High.
Drexellos P, grocer, Beaubien and Beekman.
Dreyer Catherine, widow of George.
Dreyer Joseph, carpenter, 184 Clinton.
Dreyer Caspar, blacksmith, 180 Rivard.
Dripold Peter, grocer, 74 Thompson.
Drop Philip, lab. 108 Maple,
Drowley Richard, boiler maker, 40 Beech.
Droyer J fruits and confections, 10 i Jeff ave.
Drieat Oliver, sailor, 186 Adams ave E.
Drinkbar William, hodman, 816 Riopelle.
Drinkons Philip, tanner, 269 MuUet.
Drinkons ChriRtian, engineer steamboat Olive
Branch, r Chestnut.
Droler John, lab, Julien near Dequindre.
Droler William, tailor, Julien near Dequindre.
Driggs William S, real estate, offlce*149 Jeff
ave, r 536 Jeff ave.
Driggs Hiram C, Drake & D, r 27 Cong W.
Driggs Geo, b 15 Cass.
Driggs Fred E, w Holbrook & Bishop, b Mrs
, Alvorflk
Driscol Michael, plasterer, 127 Third.
Driscol Denis, lab. 101 Atwater E.
Driscol D, lab, 289 Mich ave W.
Driscol G 0, tailor. National ave near Cherry.
Drittski Oliver, farmer, n end Beaubien.
Dnieyer Oliver, Lafayette saloon, Hastings
near rail track.
Dmeyea Moses, Pine near Hastings.
Dniffiel William, lab, 878 Thompson.
Drumbeater John, tailor, 287 Clinton.
Brnmbeater Francis, shoemaker, 262 Clinton.
Dniry Hannah, widow of John, r 116 Wood-
bridge E.
Dmry E A, grocer, 150 Woodward ave, r 80
State.
Drary Thomas, sailor. Fifth near Noyes,
DnilardJames, grocer, 806 Riopelle.
Dmlard Patrick, 806 Eiopelle.
Dryden William, switchman, b City Hotel.
Dryden Ed, wagon maker, b PeninsolaT
Hotel.
Drydel John, lab, Whitney.
Drysdale Alex, clerk, 83 Abbot.
Dublaire D 0, salesman^ 104 Randolph.
Dryer H, Lieut U S A, r Mich Exchange.
Ducat George, drayman. Pine at raQ track.
Duck James, saloon, 20 Atwater E.
Duchane Francis, carpenter. 188 Fort E.
Duchet John, lab. Congress E.
Duchamp Thomas, lab, 548 River.
DUCHARME CHARLES, Buhl & Ducharme
r 196 Fort W., office and store", 19 Wood-
ward Avenue
DUCHARME ALFRED, w Buhl & Da-
charme.
Ducharme Karcisse, caulker, 482 Wood-
bridge E.
Duchin Chas,lab, 825 Macomb.
Dubois William, 128 Hastings.
Dubois John, tailor 187 Croghan.
Dubois Chas, warehouseman, 128 Hastings.
Dubois Chas jr, 128 Hastings.
Dubois James, 467 Lamed E.
Dubeke Jos, shoemaker, Orleans at Reser-
voir.
Dudley Freeman, colporteur, 21 Laf W.
Dudley Thos R, accountant, w Henry Weber.
Dufresne Geo, wood turner, 88 Rivard.
Dufresne Antoine R, salesman, 88 Rivard.
Dufresne Alfred R, carpenter, 88 Rivard.
Dukeman John, tailor, 272 Macomb.
DUDGEON ANTHONY, 865 Jeff ave.
Duback John, carpenter, 105 Baker.
Dudley John, r w Freeman Dudley.
Dudley Thos, r w Freeman Dudley.
Dudgeon John A, salesman, w Forsyth d& Co.
Duerr Gottlieb, saloon, 157 Mich ave W,
same address, 18 Porter.
Dulso John, waiter, 119 Croghan.
Dufoe Rose, tailorass, 166 Gratiot.
Dufoe wid Matilda, sempstress, 166 Gratiot
DUFFIELD REV GEORGE, DD, pastor
State street presbyterian church, r 888
Woodward ave.
DUFFIELD D BETHUNE, atty and conns,
office 124 Jeff ave, r 188 Congress W.
DUFFIELD SAMUEL P, druggist, store 162
Woodward ave, r 888 Woodward ave.
DUFFIELD WILLIAM, agent bank Upper
Canada, at Windsor, r A Ladue.
Duffinbach Michael, lab, Calhoun.
Duffy Barney, lab, 287 Lafayette E. i *
Duffy John, hack driver, b 87 Cass.
Duffy Barnard, tailor, 95 Lamed E.
Duffey Mathew, auction, 45 Gratiot, moving
Duffy Mathew, auctioneer, 144 Gratiot.
Duffey Peter, lab, 99 Clifford.
Duffey Ellen, widow, 104 Clinton.
Dukmann John, tailor, 420 Lafayette S.
Dugan J, printer, 172 Abbot.
Dngan Mitchael, shoemak, rear 169 EUmB.
152
Johnston's Detboit City Dibectobt,
Dugan Mr, b Mrs M J Rogers.
Dnggan A W & Co, bankers, 53 Griswold.
Puggan A W, r| Madison ave and Randolph.
Dully J, Trowbridge near Mich ave.
Dullea Maurice, saloon, 271 Mich ave W.
DuUahan Pat, fireman, 32 Woodbridge W.
Dumas Peter, lab, 643 Jeff ave.
Dumbrad Joseph, lab, 163 Croghan.
Dumel Augustus, watch maker, w George
Schuler.
Dumce F, carpenter, 60 Sibley.
Dumon J J, dentist, office No. 6, Sheldon
block, Jeff ave.
Dumon Fabian, shoemaker, 27 Rivard, same
address, Trombley near Antoine.
Dumon £li, dentist, 93 Jeff ave.
. Dumont A A, carbuilder, 339 Fort £.
Dumont Alex, clerk, £ S St Amour & Co.
DUNCAN WILLIAM C, pro Duncan's Cen-
tral Brewry, r 47 Fort W. 89$ advertiae'
menu
Duncan Mathew, printer, 68 Cherry.
Duncan John, ship carpenter, Prospect N
end.
Duncan Lewis, bell hanger and plater, r 206
Catherine.
Duncan Arad, bell hanger and plater, r 206
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 £.
Duncan D, ship carpenter, 97 Thompson.
Duncan John, colored, barber,^ w W Binga.
Duncan George, baggageman, b Levi Dings.
Duncklee H H, Nail, Duncklee dp Co, r 133
Lamed £.
Duncklee Wm S, Advertiser office, r 198
Congress £.
Duncklee Benjamin F, printer, moving to
240 Beaubien.
DUNHAM JOHN, boiler maker, works At-
water, above round house, r 289 Franklin.
See advertisement^ page 137.
Dunlap George, clerk, E B Ward, r 69 Fifth.
Dunlap Elizabeth, colored, wash, Ohio.
Dunlap Wm H, mer tailor, 16 Griswold.
Dunks Charles H, watches and jewehry, 157
Jeff ave.
Dung Adolph, shoemaker, w H & J Dendel.
DUN G R ^ CO, mercantile agency, 159
Jeff ave.
Dunn Mrs Mary, dress maker, 161 Antoine.
Dunn Mrs Owen, 86 Sixth.
Dunn John, alley off Russell, bet Fort and
Congress.
Dunn Margaret, widow of Edward, 17 Wash
ave.
Dunn Denis, teamster, 888 Thompson.
Dunn Hamilton, sailor, 17 Washington ave.
Dunn Thomas, clothes cleaner, 63 Fort E.
Dunn Wm, engineer, 17 WashlDgton are.
Dunn Peter, grocer, 162 Fruiklin.
Dunn Thos P, mason, 204 Third.
Dunn Wm, lab, 22 Hastings.
Dunn Joshua, lumber d^er, r 820 Lafiiy-
ette W, moving.
Dunn Wm jr, lab, 22 Hastings.
Dun J W, w Joshua Dun.
Duun John, carpenter, 102 Cass are.
Dunn Philip, drayman, 292 Croghan.
Dunn Robert, brass n oulder, 274 Crog^iaxi.
Dunn Honora, servant, M I BiOHs.
Dunnebacke John, shoemaker, 202 Givtial
same address at Rivard and Franklin.
Dunnebacke John, carpenter, 108 Beaubiee.
Dunnebacke Joseph, saddler and hMT>^^a^
66 Gratiot.
Dunnebacke F, baggage master, 175 FifUL
Dunnebecke widow, Jay.
Dunning Samuel, lab, 99 Baker.
Dunning S, lab, 281 Mich ave W.
Dunning Geo W, carpenter, 88 Maoomb ave
Dunning Danvin, 38 Macomb ave.
Dnnphy James, warehouseman, r 46 Hemy.
Dunphy Michael, drayman, 107 Frankfin. *
Dunphy Jas, contractor, 10% Franklin.
Dunphy Richard, drayman, Wm Phelpa ft
Co.
Dunphy Philip, carpenter, 103 Beaubien.
DunstaJl Stephen, ship carpenter, Lamed E.
Duprey Antoine, sailor. 267 Franklin.
Duprey Nelson, sailor, 276 Franklin.
Dupont Chas jr, w H & L Simonean.
Dupont Chas, wagon maker, 92 Franklin.
Dupont Wm, w H & L Simonean.
Dupont Stephen, carpenter, 161 Beaubien.
Dupont Peter, carpenter, b\96 Franklin.
Dupont Louis, drover, 289 Art £.
Dupont Chas A, carpenter and grocer, 191
Sixth.
Dupont Francis carpenter, 130 Jones.
Dupont Leon, lab, 176 High.
Dupont George, drayman, 176 High.
Dupont C, wagon maker, 88 Franklin.
Duross Peter, lab, 251 Franklin.
DurloDg Geo G, miller, Clayton Mills, Gratiot.
Durfee B C, 320 Lafayette W.
Durmenn Ernest, mason, 77 Thompson.
Dumey Henry R, printer, 60 Second.
Dusequett Jos, lab, Pine near Ballivar.
Duryea Abraham, shoemaker, 822 Beanbien,
same address at 220 Randolph.
Duryea John J, pressman. Tribune office.
Duryea Rulof, w Abraham Duryea.
Dutton James R, clerk M C R R office, r II
sixth.
Dushac Vensel, cabinet maker. Division.
DURKEE L P, watch maker and jeweler,
56 Woodward ave, r 8 Montcalmu
Duming Patrick, carpenter, 117 Porter.
Duval Miss Ida, artist, b 112 Randolph,
Duval Henry, carpenter, 179 Mullet.
Dutch Margaret, widow, 166 Macomb
Asv Adyxbtisinq Gazsttkeb.
153
J. W. TILLMAN, .
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
ffilbw Warn lair M^, Pink, Dphbtej;
CABINET MAKER'S HARDWARE,
SSniGXB^TOBB, 8H0WZB B1TH8, fti,
DETIlOIT,|f:iI^Jg5|^jMICHIflAN.
Hm BaUU Tna« SinIM •* «k« Iow«t>at««
TH£ mCHIC^AN FARMER,
B. F. JOHNSTONS, BDITOB.
Publication* Oflice, IVo. ISO JetDdmon Arenaet^
DETROIT, IMIOHIQAN.
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THBM8 OF ADVERTISEMENTS:
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All orders with adrertisements should state the number of weeks the adTertisemeol it
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FUEL
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Supplies of this excellent fuel can now be had at the Coal Depot, on Atwater Street^
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, foot of St. Antoine street.
Price $3.9JI per Ton.
Orders left on the slate in the Coal Office, or with any of Hendrie d& Co.'s teamsters, will
be promptly attended to.
DftraU, January 11, 1861. J. J. BBISOOB, AgnU.
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154 Johubton's Dbtboit City DntisoroBT,
GIFFARD'S BOILER INJECTOR
JAOKSOir 8c WlZiET,
FOUNDERS k MACHIKISTS
Coiner of lifth and Woodbridge Sti., Detroit^ Kichigan,
SOLE ASENTS FOR MICHI6AN.
WX BXSPXOTVUIXT OAIX THX AITENTIOH OV
A.11 Tvlio Use Steam in any Way,
To this Tilnable hiBtnimeiit, whicb is destined to *
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iBt. The saving of the first cost of sll Pnmps, and the parts to connect them with the
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2d. The wear and tear of these Pumps.
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4th. The elevation of the temperature of the water admitted into the Boiler by steam
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7th. NO VALVES to get out of order, because there are none used.
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WE SHALL BE HAPPY TO SEND CIRCULARS
Upon application for them, containing
OTJTS OF THCB HTJTEOTOI* *
And the method of attachment to Boilers, and other information.
JACKSON & WEEY.
And AcyxBTisiNa GazbiIeeb.
155
Puvee Theodore, cigar malser, w J Rosen-
field.
DUVERN0I8 FREDK WILLIAM, notary
public, insurance and general foreign ag*t,
office 70 Griswold, r 163 Croghan. See
advertuemenU
Dnsty Adelia, widow of Edward, 224 Cathe-
rine.
Dustin Selah, sailing master, 134 Michigan
ave W.
Dost Henry, lab, Lafayette £.
Bust Fred, lab, Macomb.
Duweke Frank, shoemaker, railroad, near
Dequindre.
Dwight , 161 Fort W.
Dwight Alfred A, lum.mer, 651 Jeff are.
Dwight Mrs, 408 Jeff ave.
Dwight David F, r 616 Jeff ave.
Dwyer Jas, lab, 264 Franklin. '
Dwyer widow, 22 Mechanic. ' ^
Dwyer John, fruits, candies, dtc, 104 Jeff
ave.
Dwyer Jeremiah, fruits, candies, &c, 104
Jeff ave.
Dwyer Jeremiah,baggage master, 814 Frank-
lin.
Dwyer Jeremiah, blacksmith, 262 Eranklin.
Dwyer John, 109 Porter. |
Dwyer Jeremiah, saloon, 86 Front.
Dwyer Daniel, lab, 95 Brush, (dying).
Dwyer C P, architect, 124 Elizabeth £.
Dwyer John, lab, 225 Abbot.
Dwyer Pat, grocer, 204 Fifth.
Dwyer Timothy, lab, .46 Lamed W.
Dyar rhas H, law student, w Maynard d&
Meddaugh.
Dyer C 8, law student, 87 Washington ave.
Dygert Eunice, widow of Abraham 8, r, 180
Adams ave £.
Dygert Kiniston 8, 130 Adams ave B.
Dygert Isaac, engineer, 130 Adams ave E.
Dygert Jackson, bookbinder, 56 Q River.
Dyson Wm, builder, 67 Harriet.
Dyson Miss, 103 Washington ave.
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[Name* in €ap liettem cbarced #1,00
AdTertteerw to the Dlrectorr not eharg*
•d, au4 tbetr names are Invavlabljr
printed In display Jettttrs, when their
cards are received in tinae.]
Eag n Fred, machinist. 492 Jeff ave.
Bi^n Peter, lab, 135 Foit £.
Eagan James, 176 Lafayette B.
E gan James, lab, 62 Lafayette E.
Eagan Wm, drayman, 86 Abbot.
Eagan Wiuefred, widow, 488 Congress E.
Egan Fred, machinist, 286 Fort E.
EAGLE 4c ELLIOTT, merchant clothien.
76 Woodward ave.
Eagle James E, £ & E, r 134 Congress £.
Eagle Joseph A, mer tailor, 186 Jeff ave.
Eagler H^nry, cooper, 264 Lafayette E.
Earl Henry, sailor, 266 Beaubien, same ad-
dress, 222 Brush.
Early Christian, baker, 102 Marion.
Eale John, butcher, 162 High.
Easier Henry, physician, 188 Rivard.'
Eatherly Florence D, clerk, w Hugh Mofikt,
Eastern Hotel, 10 Second.
Eastabrook John N, 8 A Fuller & Co, r Rus-
sell House.
Easton Thos M, ticket agent, Mich Central
RR, r 43 Howard.
Eaton Peter, attorney, w Thos 8 Blackmar.
Eaton Theodore, druggist, 18 Woodward
ave, r 434 Jeff ave.
£aton Theo, druggist, r Theo Eaton senr.
Eaton Alonzo, clerk, register deeds office,
42 Macomb ave.
Eaton Nicholas, ragman, Napoleon.
Eaton Qeo,car builder, 123 Orleans.
Ebel Henry, Ub, 862 Croghan.
Ebel Frederick, bricklayer, 198 Mullet.
Ebeling Chas, baker, Franklin and Hastings.
Eberle Fred, butcher, 38 Jones.
Eberle Peter, butcher, 38 Jones and 98 Grd
River.
Eberhardt Chas, salesman, 75 Woodward are
Ebhardt Christian, sailor, 159 Lamed VV.
Ebbits Jerome, bar-tender, w Byron & Dingit
Eberts Robt M, 294 Fifth.
Eberts Peter, stone cutter, 116 Crogham
Eberts Joseph, painter, 115 Croghan.
Eberts Anthony, teamster, 115 Croghan.
Eberts Wm H, sash and blind maker, 294
Fifth.
Eberts R J, 85 Clifford.
ElbertsHFred 294 Fifth.
Ebert Louis, sawyer, 542 Woodbridge W.
Ebert John, saloon, Atwater £.
Ebo Augustus, colored, lab Ohio.
Ebo Henry, colored, lab, Ohio.
Eccard Francis, tobbacconist, 126 Randolph.
Eccard Edward, grocer, 159 Catherine. 4
ECCARD EDWARD, accountant, Detroit
water works office.
Eckert Joseph, shoemaker, 67 Oratiot.
Eckstein Fred, carpenter, Hastings & Grove
Eckland R, painter, 195 8izth.
Eddie Clarence E, attorney, office 8 Lamed
W,r 59 Congress W.
Eddy Benj F, Michwire worlrs,r 290 Laf W.
Eddy £ F, salesman. Nail, Duncklee & Co,
b Mrs Stnrtevant.
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.
EDMUNDS JAMES M, comptroller city of
Detroit, office City Hall, r 291 Lamed £.
Edmonds James M Jr, r 291 Lamed E. -^
156
JoHysTON's Detroit Cmr Dibbctobt,
Edmunds Nicholas, scaTanger, Indiana.
Edmunds James, law student, w Lockwood
& Clark.
Edmunds Thomas B, auctioneer, 197 Jeff*
ave.
Edmunds Isaac, colored, drayman, 204 Ad-
ams ave E.
Edson J L, salesman, r 198 Grand BWer cor
Farmer.
Edson A B, Conklin & Edson, painter, 170
Park N.
Edson Rufus, farmer, 214 Seyenth.
Edwards George, mason, Antoine near Eliza-
beth.
Edwards Rev A jr, pastor Walnut 8t Metho
ch, r 18 John B, moving.
Edwards J H, accountant, J 8 Cuthbert &
Co, r 60 George.
Edwards John E, engineer, 86 Labroese.
Edwards B, drayman, 68 Montcalm.
Edwards Mrs, 60 George.
Edwards Albert M, Green db Edwards, 6
Lamed W.
Edwards A, captain steamboat Bay City.
Edwards Mrs Jane, b h, 86 Sixth.
fdwards John, harness maker, r 166 Park,
dwards Wm, 126 Cass.
Ehrmann Wm, saloon, 41 Mich are ave £.
Egler John, gardener, north end Hastings.
Sge Fred, rifle maker, shop 188 Griswold, r
12 Catharine.
Ege C N, physician, office 89 Woodward are.
Egeman Bernard, butcher, 192 Croghan.
Egloff Peter, blacksmith, 196 Mullet.
Egliff Mrs Christopher, r Ifrs Geo White.
Egner Geo, confec, 27 Monroe aye, deceased
Eibling John, baker, w G Kmgott.
Eglinton F F, deputy city marshal, 16 Mich
aye. r Third near Lafayette.
Eggsft Fred, tailor, 147 Antoine.
Eisenach Henry, tailor, 206 Fort E.
Eib John, shoemaker, 806 Orleans.
Eich Stephen, carpenter, 207 Clinton.
Eiden Peter, grocer, Mich aye near Laselle
aye.
Eirmann Chas, chandler, 171 Clinton.
Eisenlord Wm, prop Peninsular Hotel, cor
Grand Riyer and Macomb aye.
Ekliff, widow of Chas H, 224 Randolph.
Ekliff* Andrew A, machinist, 224 Randolph.
Ekliff C H, engineer, 156 Seventh.
Elbert J N clerk in post office r Jeff aye,
near Montgomery.
ELDER ADAM, gilder, looking-glass and
pic frame mannfacturer, 155 Jeff aye, r
98 Second. See advertisement, 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, bet Russell and Riopelle.
ELDRIDGE REV AZARIAH, pastor Fort
street presbyterian church, r 86 Fort W.
Eldred Mrs Julius, 48 Lafayette W.
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.
EUer Louis, butcher, Waterloo.
Elmer Mrs, b h, cor Congress and Mich are.
Elmer Aaron W, machine shop. Fort and 8t
Clair, r Mich ave and Congrras.
Ellart Chas, shoemaker, 202 Gratiot.
Ellair Chas, carpenter, 828 Lafayette £.
Eleff John carpenter, cor Orleans and North.
Ellenbach Philip, shoemaker, 188 Catharino.
EUingworth Alice, 298 Mich kve W, moving
to Chicago.
Ellis James, boots and shoes, 212 Bfacomb.
ELLIOTT RICHARD R, Eagle db EllioU, r
186 Congress E.
Elliott Wm R, salesman. Eagle & Elliott.
Elliott & Demming, liquors, fruita, oysters,
161 Jeff ave.
Elliott E A, E A> D, r 44 Mich ave W.
Elliott Robert, baker, 168 Gratiot.
Elliott F, b Biddle House.
Elliott Mrs Francis, Congress E.
Elliott James R, accountant, r 126 Cong S.
Elliott David, saloon, 17 & 19 Atwater B.
EUiott Mathew, blacksmith, 822 Laf E.
Elliott Mrs. 100 Miami ave.
Elliott J & A, white mills, 84 Farrar, and
grocers at 425 Jeff ave.
Elliott Josiah, r Miami are.
Elliott AlA-ed, grocer, 425 Jeff ave.
Elliott John, ship carpenter, 82 Lafontaine,
Elliott John, coachman, Elon Femsworth.
EUiott W H, painter, 12 Woodbridge E, r 72
GraUot.
Elliott Josiah, painter, 12 Woodbridge E, r
72 Gratiot.
Elliott Josiah, grocer, 289 Lamed E.
Elliott AUVed, grocer, 289 Lamed E.
Elmore Latimer, salesman, w Town &
Shelden, 28 Woodward ave.
Elmwood Cemetery eaat end of city north
Jeff ave.
Elmwood Walter, carpenter. 18 Madison ave.
Ellis Isham, shoemaker, 214 Macomb.
Ellis John R, salesman, Forsyth db Co, r
Sixth, near Plum.
Ellis Thomas, moving, 150 Franklin.
Ellis James, colored, shoemaker, Lafkyette
near Orleans.
Ellis Geo, lab, 454 Fort E.
Ellis William, lab^ 103 Oak.
Ellis Doctor.
Elston Chas N, contractor, 204 Third.
Ells Miss J A, b Howard House, moving.
Ellsworth Henry W, Bryant, Stratton d& Co
^j^College, 20, 21 & 22 Merrill Block.
And Adyebtising Gazetkbb.
157
Ellswortli & Barrows, builders, 164 Cass.
Ellswortb Stewart, carpenter, 85 Howard.
£l]8wortli William, accoantent, 166 Fourth,
moving.
Ellsworth William H, accountant, 268 Sixth,
moving.
EUflworth & Walker, doors, sash and blinds,
Cass and Palmer.
Elay Levi, carpenter, 140 Franklin.
Else^ Samuel, marble cutter, 190 Adams
ave E.
Eltiingbam Alex, 61 Jones.
Ellringham Joseph, 61 Jones.
Elwood William, stone cutter, 42 Fort E.
Elwood S Dow, blank book manufir and sta-
tioner, 49 Qriswold, r 602 Jeff ave.
Embeck Mathew,tailor, Waterloo & Riopelle.
Emburs Wm, colored, sailor, 100 Clinton.
Emery John W, clerk, City Hotel.
Emmick John, lab, James near Orleans.
Emmet Rifle's Armory, 188 Mich ave W. '
Emmindorfer Blasseus, shoemaker, 71 Cath-
erine.
Emmons Obediah, lab, Watson.
Emmons Hahner H, atty, 18 & 14 Rotunda.
Emos F, waiter, Bagg's Hotal.
Ench Christopher, lab, 118 Riopelle.
Enfield 0, shoemaker, Mich ave &, Seventh.
Engel Conrad, saloon, 286 Jeff ave.
Engel Cbas, basket maker, 24 Congress E.
Engelbert Fitman, shoemaker, w Thos Renz.
Engel Henry, lab, 89 High.
Engle Conrad, shoemaker, 89 High.
Bnger Chas, lab, Chestnut.
England Mrs Honora, sempstress, 67 Con-
gress W.
Enos Ludwig, stone mason. 260 Croghan.
Enos James, bartender, Thos P Brazel.
Enright Michael, saloon. 111 Woodbridge E.
Enright , Antoine, north of Jeff ave.
Ens Alex, chairmaker, 262 Russell.
Ensch A, carpenter, Lafontaine near Ches't
Eosen A, builder, Lafontaine ave.
Ensign Geo H, printer, Advertiser office, r
249 Brush,
Ensign Louis H, printer, 249 Brush.
Ensworth D A A, attor and mas chan, office
cor Lamed and Beaubien.
ENSWORTH GEO B, real estate, office at
78 Griswold, r 879 Woodward ave.
Ensworth Miss S B, teacher, Barstow Union
school.
Enwright David, civil engineer, D dl& M R R
office.
Eppling Rev Fred, pastor, Lutheren Evan
church, Congress near Rivard.
Eppling John, baker, Croghan.
Eram Rudolph, pedler, 186 Macomb.
Erhart Sabastian, shoemaker, 9 &. 11 Silver.
Erhart John, shoemaker, 9 ^ 11 Silver.
Erie Geo, lab, 148 Orchard.
Erickflon Detlef, saloon, 119 Randolph.
Brickson Adolph Zeller, cabinet maker, b
119 Randolph.
Ermon Michael, saloon, 17 & 19 Atwater E.
Emshaw Abraham, lab, 202 Sixth.
Erthinger Geo, carpenter, 66 Jay.
Emy John, clothes cleaner, 268 Gratiot.
Erving Henry P, tailor, 224 Randolph.
Erwin John G &> Co, shipping mer, foot of
First, b Russell House.
Esdel David, cus ho officer, 68 Macomb.
Esdel Andrew, 68 Macomb.
Esser John, grocer, 188 Beaubien, see also
270 Beaubien and 109 Gratiot.
Essick John, carpenter, 120 Jones.
Ester Thos, furnace man, 100 Lamed W.
Ettig Christ, lab, 867 Orleans.
EuMher Fred, pump maker, 171 Clinton.
Euler Peter, r 668 River.
Eunkear Chifts, carpenter, Chesnut near De-
quindre.
Euler Henry, b h, 668 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 Sev-
enth near Walnut.
Evans & Walker, home mills, spices and cof-
fees, 96 Jeff ave.
Evans John, r 27 High.
Evans Patrick, milkman, Mich ave, cor Por-
ter ave.
Evans John, chandler, b 9 First.
Evans Richard, colored, cook, 66 Fort E.
Evans P, lab, 247 Sixth.
Evans John, colored, musician, 109 Clhiton.
Every H, 'saddler, Park, near Sibley.
Evers Henry, bartender, 116 Randolph.
Eward Chas, porter, 146 Fort E.
Everard Miss Anna, milliner, 28 Hastings.
Everard Wm, machinist, 28 Hastings.
Ewers Mrs A, 121 First.
Ewers William, cooper, 88 Cass, r 121 First.
Ewers Chas E, r 121 First.
EXPRESS, THE AMERICAN COMPA-
NY, office 106 Jeff ave, tee adveriieement,
EXPRESS, THE U. S. COMPANY, of-
fice 110 Jeff ave, see adveriieement,
Ezekiel Jacob W, auctioneer and com, mer,
162 Jeff ave, r 184 Randolph.
F
[Naoie* In Cmp I«etten eharged fl*
AdTerttoers In tlie mreetory not charge
•d, and tlieir names are tnTariabljr
prlnted in dlaplaj letters ^rlien tMelr
Cards are reeetTedin time*]
Faber Anthony, carp, Irving, near Seventh.
Faber Matthias, stone driller, 97 Croghan.
Faber Peter, saw maker, 876 Franklin.
Faber Nicholas, carp, Woodbridge, cor Wal-
ker.
158
Johnston's Dbteoit City DraBcroRT,
Fab«r A, cabinet maker, Crawford and Beau-
navista.
Fabre Mary, 188 Crogban.
Fabber Adam, saw filer, 182 Hastinp^s.
Facto Francis, shoemaker, 407 Croghan.
Fael L, lab. Whiting, near railroad.
Fair B, carpenter, 11 Baker.
Fairbaim Thos A, 24 Montcalm.
Fairbairn Jas R, carp, 822 Beaubien.
Fairbaim &. Bui man, stone yard, Fort bet
Beaubien and BniBh.
Fairbaim Thos, builder, 272 Randolph.
Fairbairn Walter, mason, 272 Randolph.
Fairbaim Mr, Porter Road, bet Mich ave and
Grand River.
Fairbrother F K L, clerk, b Orville Willcoz.
Fairbrother Geo W, salesman, r 76 Miami
avenue.
Fairbanks John D, with Hayden & Baldwin,
r 16 Winder.
Fairbank's Scale Depot, Farrand and Shelby.
FAIRCIIILD NATHAN M, accountant, w
Crane &. Wesson, r 98 Lamed W,
Faldine Anthony, tailor, 22 Jay.
Falen Richard, lab. Lamed £.
Fales Timothy, carp, Woodward ave, near
Riding Park.
Fales Daniel W, mason, Woodward ave, near
Riding Park.
Fales Geo W, Woodward ave, near Riding
Park.
Falkett, Garret, engineer steamboat Ruby.
Fall Mr, machinist, 61 Riopelle.
Fallahey Widow, wash, 118 Porter.
Fallard Joseph, carp, Riopelle, «near Ma-
comb.
Fallen Hugh, tavern keeper and distiller, 7
Jeffave.
Falther Mrs F, 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.
Falvy Daniel, dairyman, 824 Sixth.
Falvy P, r 313 Sixth.
Falvy D, lab, 63 Baker.
Falvy Pat, l.ib, 811 Sixth.
Fancher Loran, boiler maker, 117 Abbot.
Farrar John, librarian, Mechanic's Hall, 118
Griswold.
Farrar John, r 82 Elizabeth W, same address
at 68 Miami aver
Fargo Charles, American Express Agent, of-
fice 106 Jefi'ave, r 121 Congress W.
Fargo Ransom F, clerk American Express
Co, 106 Jeffave.
Fariin Chas D, Cass and Fort.
Faraan Michael, drover, 690 Mich ave W.
Farmer J H, dental surgeon, office and r 19
Monroe ave.
Farmer Silas, salesman, B Hall & Co.
Fanner S, sailor, 70 Labrosse.
Famsworth Ebenezer, Boston shoe store, r
Woodward ave, near toll gate.
Famswo'th Elon, piesident savings bsnlc, r
426 Jeff ave.
Famsworth. L L, Boston boot and shoe store
66 Woodward ave, r 17 Madison ave.
Famsworth J H, dental surg, 96 Jeff are, r
228 Woodbridge E
Famsworth Benjamin 8, 239 Congress E.
Famsworth Jonathan B, attorney, b Gairfson
House, office 78 Griswold.
Farran Francis, fireman, 47 Howard.
Farran Edward, tinsmith, 145 Wood'ard arc.
Farrell Mrs Catherine H, 202 Second.
FARRELL & BROTHER, dry goods, 17©
Jeff ave. See adveriitement^ page 101.
FARRELL J W, F & Bro, r 78 Farrar.
FARRELL T H, F & Bros, 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 FarreH.
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, 86 Henry, shop 216
Woodward ave.
Farrell Wm, sawyer, 417 Thompson.
Farrell M, drover, 697 Mich ave W.
Farrell Mrs James, Seventh, near Fort.
Farrell 8 B, clerk, Mich Exchange.
Farrell Michael, gas lamp lighter, 11 Plum.
Farrell R H, attorney, w Backus and Ha-
baugh.
Farrell James, saddler, 812 Beaubien.
Farrell John, boiler maker, w McGregor.
Farrell Morris, lab, 866 Franklin.
Farren Michael, lab, 816 Fifth.
Farris William, clerk, 10 Centre.
Farschneider James, tailor, 140 Rivard.
FARRAND & SHELEY, whol and retaU
dealers in drugs, groceries, wines and
liquors for medical purposes, 80 Woodward
ave. See advertitement, pa^e 67.
FARRAND JACOB S, F and Sheley, r 485
Woodward ave.
Farrand D 0, salesman, with Farrand and
Sheley.
Farrand Augustus, carp, w Monroe Shlere.
FARWELL JESSE H, funeral undertaker
and coffin manufr, 181 Woodward ave, r
89 Rowland. See adveriigement, page 79.
Farwell Simeon, furniture manufr, 64 Lo-
cust, bet Sixth and Seventh.
Farwell Geo A, w J W Tillman, r 18 Madison
are.
Faser Sabastian, carp, 74 Adams ave £.
Fassinach Philip, lab, 66 Chestnut.
Fauber Nicholas, carp, 848 Orleans.
Ain> Adtbbtisino Gazeiteeb.
159
Faucett Henry, foreman shoe cutter, r 120
Adams are £.
Faucett William, machinist, 78 Harriet.
Faucett Mrs, 201 Becond.
Faulhuber Ida, dressmaker, 278 Jeft ave, np
Stairs.
Fauple John Henry, carp and carver, 806
Antoine.
Faughler Mar, lab, 247 High.
Feaghan Widow William, 69 Franklin.
Feagles P J, brakeman, b R R Exchange.
Featherline Martin, cabinet maker, 181
Rivard.
Featherline Geo, wood carver, 186 Rivard.
Featherline Christian, cabinet maker 186
Rivard.
Fechheimer Morris C, 186 Jeff ave.
Fechheimer Herman, 186 Jeff ave.
Fechheimer J K, salesman, w A Lehman.
Fecht Eugene, justice of the peace, 62 Ma-
comb, office 7 Larned W.
Fecto John, bar-keeper, 279 Jeff ave.
Federlein Martin, cabinet maker, 181 Rivard.
Feely Jas H, watchmaker, w Saml Hlttal.
Feely Daniel, lab, 97 Abbott.
Feely Jeremiah, boiler maker, 97 Abbot.
Feehily Martin, lab, 82 Woodbridge W.
Feehily Michael, engineer, 82 Woodbridge W
Feeny John, grocery, 122 Franklin.
Feeny Thos, lab, Trowbridge.
Feldherr Bernard, mason, 179 Mullet.
Feldman Englebert, shoemaker, 72 Oroghan.
Fellers George, F B dc Go, Mich Exchange,
moving to Canada.
Fellers Morgan 8, clerk, w G J Fellers.
Fellers Geo J, grocer, 66 Jeff ave, cor Cass.
Fellows David A, clerk, R R Exchange.
FeUer Gustavus, carp, Trowbridge.
Felsted William, boot cutter, w Stephen
Smith, r Crawford and Marcy.
Ferdanew E, sawyer, r Atwater E.
Fena Chas, mason. 1^61 Maple.
Fenner David, Mason, 161 Laf £.
Feltman Henry, turner, Gratiot above St
Aubin.
Feltman Anthony, cor North tmd Dequindre.
Felt J Q, R R contractor, 100 Farmer, mov-
ing to 94 Rivard.
Felt John W, machinist, 169 Fmnklin.
Felter Ebenezer, 216 Columbia £.
Feltis P, r 418 G River.
Feltman Matilda, 189 Mullet.
Pennetta William, plasterer, 67 Columbia W.
FENTON JAS, accountant, r 34 Macomb.
Fenter T, r 644 Woodb W.
Fergus Rob't, b Garrison House.
Ferguson Joseph, shoemaker, 90 Porter.
Ferguson John M W. miller w Safford A De-
lano.
Ferguson 0, b Franklin House.
Ferguson F, mason, 88 Colombia W.
Ferguson A, r 12 John R.
Feijrason Joseph, physician, colored, 178
Cong E.
Ferguson Samuel, plumber, 186 Lamed E.
Ferguson E, train dispatcher M C R R, IM
Griswold. .
Ferguson Charles, porter, Bagg's Hotel.
Ferguson Rob't, lab, 668 River.
Ferguson L, physician, 178 Cong E.
Perl P H, grocer, 849 Mich ave W.
Femer & Kraushaar, mer clothiers, M
Woodw ave.
Ferrot Francis, machinist, 868 Franklin.
Fero F, huckster. Seventh and Chas.
Ferper, Hermon, brewer, b Chas Hartxmg.
Ferrill Henry, carp, 88 Locust.
Ferrin Samuel, engineer, 61 Riopelle.
Ferrin Isaac, engineer, 196 Cong. W.
Ferry, D M, M T Gardiner & Co, 166 Wood«
ward ave.
Fertin Henry, sailor, 167 Fort E.
Ferny , cigar maker, b 48 Mich ave B,
Fewins William, wigmaker and per, ISX^
Woodw ave, Russell House, r 106 Adaau
ave E.
Ferris Warren, trav E Doyle &, Co, b Meroh
Exchange.
Ferris Hester, sewing, 58 Harriet.
Festler John, grocer, 228 Columbia E.
Fetterly Hannah, wid of Chas, 28 Beacon^
Fey John fie Bro, plank road saloon, Mioh
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 J«tf
«^ave, r Plumb. .
Field Rev George, pastor New Church, Mi^
comb ave, r 128 Plumb.
Field Fred'k,w.Rev Geo Field.
Field Moses W,|groc at wholesale, 18 Woodw
ave, r 387 Jeff ave.
Fields Udolphia, b h, moving to Jeff eto
near Cass.
Fieldhig James F, carp, b 108 Lamed W.
Fielding James F, painter, 70 Lewis.
Figg R W, tobacconist, 81 Seventh, moring
to 203 Lamed E.
Fina Chas, lab, 286 Macomb.
Finan James, lab, 168 Second. ^
Finch William, printer, b Michigan Ezoh«
Finch Rob't, painter, 109 Elizabeth B.
Finehart Isaac, mason, 78 Franklin.
Finehart &, Fox, chandlers, 28 Antoine.
Finehart Joseph, machinist, 73 Franklin.
Fmk J, tobacconist, acyoining R R depot,
Atwater E.
Fink Leopold, pedlar, 146 Antoine, same ad-
dress at 70 Fort £.
Fink Ludwig, tailor, Waterloo.
Fmk Chas, cigars and fancy goods, 18S
Gratiot.
Finn John, hair dresser, shop 68 Griswold^ V
231 Park N.
Finn William, cod|>er, w Geo Johnson^
Finn Mrs Jeremiah X, r 64 Eighth,
160
I
JOBNBTON*B DeTBOIT CiTY DiBEOTOBT,
^inn Thorns, Lake Saperior saloon, 126
Woodb W.
^inn JohD, stone cntter, 80 Miami aye.
Finnegan Lawrence, moulder, 225 Seventh.
Finnegan John, w Laurence Finnegan,
Finnegan Arthur, jun, carp, 101 Atwater E.
Finney's Hotel, cor Woodw ave and State.
FiUo John, lab, 299 Franklin.
Fhaleater W, plasterer, 226 Third.
Finley James, lab, 199 Atwater E.
Finnacane Mrs Catherine. Beech cor Fifth.
Finney Theo, colored, waiter, 163 Laf E.
Finney Seymour, 77 Wash aye.
Finney Jared W, 77 Wash aye.
Finnot J, music saloon, 182 MuDet.
Friber Eli, pump maker 817 Laf. £.
Firby Thomas, 64 RusselL
Firdl John, saw flier, Hastings and Diyision.
FIBEMEN'S JOURNAL, G W Pattison, ed
and pro, office cor Woodward aye and Fort.
Firemen's Library, Firemen's Hall, cor JeflT
aye and Randolph.
Fhremen's Hall, cor Jeff aye and Randolph.
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 1.
Fi^ Engine Company's Engine House No 2.
Fire Engine Company's Engine House No 8,
' Lamed.
Fire Engine Company the Lafayette Steam-
er, Engine House No. 4, Wayne bet Cong
and Lamed.
Fire Engine Company's Engine House. No 6,
Fire Engine 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.
Fire Engine Company's Engine House 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 Oo Lafayette No 1, lo-
cated Wayne near Lamed.
Fhre Steam Engine Co Neptune No 2, Lam-
ed and Antoine.
Fimane Michael, lab, near cor Fourth and
Vine.
Fimane William, lab, w Michael Fimane.
Finnegan Arthur, groc, 46 Lamed £. Same
address 101 Atwater E.
First Lawrence, tailor, James near Orleans.
Firsh John, warehouseman, with Walter
Bourke, r Cherry near Bequindre.
Firth J B, machinist, 60 Thompson.
Fisbee Richard, sailor, 174 High.
Fisbeollrs S, thread and needles, 888 Wood-
ward aye.
Fischer C, shoe dealer, 888 Woodw aye.
Fischer P &> W, watchmaker and Jewellers,
Jeff aye.
Fischer Peter, r 647 Jeff aye.
Fischer William, r 649 Jeff aye.
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 Qn^
tiot, r 97 Adams aye E.
Fish Elijah, market trader, 101 Atw E.
Fishback Philip, grocer, 184 Russell.
Fishback Gerhard Mrs 8, groc, 35 Mif^
aye£.
Fishback Nicholas, groc, 86 Mich are £.
Fishbum Thomas T, acct w Wm Peelc
Fisher Hannah, dressmaker, 116 Cass.
Fisher William, mason, 44 Lafayette E.
Fisher Henry W, r cor Elizabeth and C^IL
ford, Nc 72.
Fisher John, r cor Elisabeth and Cllfibrd,
No 72. •
Fisher F P, machinist, 76 Labrosse, same
address, 8 Palmer.
Fisher Sarah Maria, millinery, 76 Monroe
aye:
Fisher Henry, finisher, 8 Palmer.
Fisher Galen M, banker, 64 Qriswold, r 587
Woodw aye.
Fisher John, toy store, 86 Jeff aye.
Fisher Charles, boot and shoe store, 885
Woodw aye.
Fisher Mrs, fancy store, 206 Woodw aye.
Fisher Joseph, address not found.
Fisher J, mason, 17 John R.
Fisher Mrs Sarah, yariety store, Woodw
aye near G Riyer.
Fisher J P, bonnet cleaner, 98 Macomb.
Fisher John, sailor, 174 Thompson.
Fisher John, pedler, Howard, alley near
Seyenth.
Fisher James, carp, 61 Wash aye.
Fisher Benjamin, builder, 270 Brush,
Fisher William, mason, 270 Beaubien.
Fisher M M, builder, 47 Miami.
Fisher A C, builder, 49 Miami aye.
Fischer Anthony, lab, 26 Maple.
Fischer Henrich, 811 Clinton.
Fischer Christopher, address not found.
Fischer Charles, shoemaker, 886 Woodward
aye.
Fisher C T W, carpenter, r Congress, 10th
Ward.
Fischer Charles, lab, 280 Maple.
Fisher E dt A, builders, oflice How'd House,
Griswold.
Fisher A Parsons, bankers, 64 Griswold.
Fisher Mrs Maria, dressmaker, 66 Shelby.
Fisher, Elam, (E & A F) r Woodw aye, near
toll gate.
Fisher Mrs, widow, r Lafayette W.
Fisher Jeremiah, mason, Elizabeth and
Beaubien.
Fisher James F, shoemaker, 298 Randolph.
Flske John P, accountant, R W King.
Fiske, D W, Inmb merchant, 8 Winder.
Fitch Rey A M, Indian agent, ofiBice Odd
Fellows Hall. Woodw aye, r 107 First.
Fitch Edward D, merchant tailor, 114 Jeff
aye.
Fitch Geo, barkeeper. Rotunda saloon.
And ADYEBTiBaxQ Gazetteeb.
161
Fitch Wm M, r Bev A M Fitch.
Fitssimons Patrick, acct, r 120 Lamed E.
Fitzsimons James, teamster, b 201 Atw E.
Fitzsimons C A Co, groc and produce, 9
Woodv ave.
Fitzsimons Charles, groc and pro mer, 161
Woodb W.
Fitzsimons Thomas, saflor, 181 Fifth.
Fitzdom J, carp, SoTenth, cor Irving.
Fitzgibbons Michael, carp, 882 Fort £.
Fitzgibbon Patrick, blacksmith, 882 Fort £.
FITZGIBBON THOS C, U S mail agent,
r 81 Abbot near First.
Fitzgibbon , tailor, 18 Porter.
Fitziibbon Miles, tailor, shop 67 G Biv.
Fitzgibbon Patrick, pedler, 10 Antoine.
Fitzgerald Patrick, boiler maker, 88 Porter.
Fitzgerald Miss Annie, milliner, 46 Abbot.
Fitzgerald Patrick, teamster w Thos Hurst.
FitzMorris Nicholas C, finisher, 262 Laf E,
same address 881 Woodw ave.
Fitzmorris Mrs, milliner, 881 Woodw aye.
Fitzmorris James, pattern drawer, 116 First.
Fitz Patrick Michael, grocery, 101 Atw £.
Fitz Patrick Cornelius, shoemaker, Monroe
ave.
Fitz Patrick John, lab, 266 Mich ave W.
Fits Gerald John, lab, b Thos Barry.
Fitz Gerald Patrick, 94 Porter.
Fitz Gerald Richard, machinist, 94 Porter.
Fitzgerald M, moulder, 162 Seventh.
Fitzgerald M, Ub, lab, 208 Sixth.
Fitzgerald William, lab, 207 Seventh,
Fitzgerald Thomas, blacksmith, 281 Cong E.
Fitzgerald William, lab, cor Fifth and Pine.
Fitsgerald William, National ave near Elm.
Fitz Patrick Thomas, r 78 Elizabeth W%
Fitzhugh Mark, crockery agent, 19 Sibley,
moving to country.
Fitzgerald M, stone-mason, 648 Michigan
aveW.
Fitzgerald J W, G Biv near Thompson.
Fitz Patrick, James, market pedler, Mich
ave and Lafontaine.
Fitzpataick T, lab, cor Labrosse and Sev.
Fitzgerald E, labb, 222 Howard.
Fitzgerald Mrs Mike, 110 Seventh.
Fitz Patrick Mary, washwoman, 78 Adams
aveW.
Fitzpatrick Dennis, shoemaker, 182 Mich
aveW.
Fitspatrick Edward, lab, 284 Franklin.
Fhtck Adeline H, wid of Sam'l, 10 Bowland.
Flack Geo, lab, 94 Marion.
Flaesance Thomas, shoemaker, 86 Napoleon.
Flag Eph, colored, sailor, 62 Clinton.
Flaherty John, lab. Seventh, near Locust.
Flah Chas, cab maker, 818 Laf E.
FLANIGAN MABE, Sheriff Wayne county,
Sheriff's office Griswold near Cong, r 12
High,
Fhmigan Elizabeth, w Mrs Macadam.
Flanagan Murty, lab, 48 Franklin.
Flanagan 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, 89 Dnffield.
Flanagan Michael, lab, 41 Montcahn.
Flanagan Alice, 220 Brush.
Flanagan Michael, lab, 219 Fifth.
Flanagan Patrick, 219 Fifth.
Flanagan John, lab, Bronson cor Hastings.
Flanagan John, carp, b Baltimore Hotel.
Flanagan Wm &. Co, butchers, city hall
market.
Flannery John, blacksmith w Rob't Fox.
Flattery A, Bro, fur manuf and undertakers,
26 Woodw ave, factory 12 Antoine, near
Franklin.
Flattery Neal, F d& Bros, r 94 Lamed E.
Flattery Dennis, F A, Bros, 16 Antoine.
Flattery John, F A> Bros, 16 Antoine.
Flattery John, lab. Seventh near Labrosse.
Flattery James, F. A B., 199 Lamed E.
Flattery Wm, F & Bros. 264 Congress £.
Flattery William J, cabinet maker w Henry
Weber.
Fleaal Peter, blacksmith, Wilkins near Ant.
Fleishman, Samuel, drover, 119 Lamed E.
Fleischman Charles, drover, 288 Cong E.
Fleischman Martin, hodman, 161 High.
Fleet, Jacob, candy maker, Mullet near Du-
bois.
Fleming Duncan, lather, Antoine near Eliz.
Fleming Michael lab, 126 Wayne.
Fleming Hugh, w Rob't Fleming.
Fleming Robert, tav keeper, 81 Jeff ave.
Fleming C, lab, 869 Seventh.
Fleming W, engineer, 88 Baker.
Fleming Andrew, lab. Walker.
Fleming Mrs, widow. Walker.
Fleming James L, harness maker w Hayden
A, Baldwin, r 98 John B.
Fleming David, patent leather dresser, 18
Labrosse.
Flescher Peter, saloon and intelligence of-
fice, 140 Fort E.
Fleshmer G, lab, 96 Labrosse.
Fleshman El^ah, 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 Biv, bet Sixth
and Seventh.
Fletcher T, near cor Fourth and Vine.
Fletcher Geo, warehouseman, National ave
bet Ash and Elm.
Fletcher James, medical student w Dr Bar-
ret. .
* Fletcher J I, carp, Crawford and G River.
Flint Edgar W, embroider and stamper, 265
Jeff. ave.
Floorer Mrs Lucy, dressmaker,42 Russell.
Flora Frances, painter. Fort 10th Ward.
162
JOHNSrOK^B DEtBOlT CiTT PnOECTOBT,
Flood Joan, Uilor and saloon keeper, 190
CongE.
Flood Peter J„ r 160 Laf W, moTing to
Third near Jones.
Flood Mn Catharine, 101 Beanbien.
Flood James, tinsmith, 101 Beaubien.
Floyd Mrs Sarah, 204 Abbott
Floraday Francis G, stonecutter, 28 CrogK
Flower William, w F ft^ Bros.
Flower &> Brothers, machinists, cor Brash
and Woodb.
Flower James, F 6l Bros, b Mrs Chamber-
Flower Geo, F Sl Bros, b Mrs Chamberlain.
Flower Thomas, F 6l Bros, b Mrs Chamber-
lain.
Flower Isaac, Shelbj No 50.
Flower Theron A, w J Hendricks A> Co, r 47
High.
Flower, widow of J, dresimaker, 227 Cong.
E.
Fogel Bernard, lab, 119 Clinton.
Fogal Jacob, fur dealer, 14 Monroe.
Fogal Christopher, Uib, 33 Silyer.
Foght Peter, tailor, 191 Macomb.
Foght Jacob, lab, Clinton, 10th ward.
Foght John, lab, Whitney.
Foisie Augustus, drayman, 228 Catherine.
FoiQie Joseph, groom, 228 Catherine.
Foley Daniel, lab, 77 Woodb W.
Foley Margaret, saloon, 83 Woodb W.
Foley Catherine, wid of Jeremiah, 43 Bow-
land.
FOLGER ANDREW J, agent Wyandotte
Boiling mill store, 96 Woodw aye, r 221
Laf W.
FoLsom Simon, wool mer, office 90 Woodw
ave, r cor Wash ave and State.
Folsom Frank, w 8 Folsom.
Fonderbrauber Wm, carp, £ end Catherine.
Fonderheider Augustus, w Joseph Weber.
Fonderheider Christian, groc, 202 Beaubien.
Fonderheider Henry, shoemaker, 232 Fort £
Fondeaheid Henry, saloon, 138 Gratiot.
Fontand Joseph, lab, 2 Antoine.
Fontain Adolph, wagon maker. 196 First.
Fonbiller Jacob, tailor, 118 Clinton.
FOOTE GEO H; Moore, Foote & Co, Alder-
man, r 165 Fort W.
Foote D, jun, L W Tmker A Co, 106 Woodw
eve.
Foote, The Rev C C, moved to 80 Colum W.
Foran Martin, carp, 119 Lamed W.
Ford Thomas 8, acct £ R Matthews.
Ford James A, 64 Randolph.
Ford Wm, painter, b Thomas Finn.
FORD JOHN, nurseryman, Mich ave near
p«Lasalle. (Aid. 9th Ward) See advertitemefU.*
Ford James, w John Ford. See advertisement.
Ford John H, w John N Ford.
Ford John N. 481 Jeff are.
Ford dt Phllbrick, steam forge near Marine
Hospital.
Foi^ & Blfes, fcncy dyers, 64 Randolph.
Foreman Peter, tanner, 1 Marion.
Foreman, colored, saddler, Whitiog.
Fortier Thomas, lab, 150 Franklin.
Portin , carp, 66 Pine.
Fonto Wm, carp, Lamed B.
Forbis James, shoemaker, C C Tyler dt Co, r
808 Croghan.
Forlong John, lab, 842 Franklin.
Former Antoine, painter, 8 Clinton.
Forrest James 0, clerk, 48 MadisOT are^^
Forster Joseph, scissors grind, 16 Waterloo.
Forster J T, shoemaker, 45 High.
Forster Geo, carp, 61 High.
FORSYTH A CO, wholesale and ret deako
in fancy and millinery goods, 62 Woodw
aTe. See^advertiaemetU page 105.
Forsyth James, F & Co, r 7 Spencer.
Forsyth Geo M, F & Co, r 55 Shelby.
Forsyth widow, 121 Brush.
Forsyth Pat, pressman Advertiser office, t
121 Brash. Same address 60 Columbia W.
Forsyth £ H, builder, 231- Fort W. Saw
address at 108 Farmer.
Forsyth James, lab, Sixth and Charles.
Foreviller Martin, tenner, 170 High.
Forster Edward, cabinet maker, Manon.
Fosdick Horace, painter, 88 Congress B.
Fort Gratiot MUls, 176 Gratiot.
Fosler Mrs, dressmaker, 118 Woodbndge B.
Same addi^ess 183 Croghan.
Fosse Francis, lab, r 286 Franklin.
Foss Fred, Ub, 188 FrankUn.
Foster John H, engineer. How cor Seofllltt-
Foster W H, printer, 66 Mich ave E.
Foster Thoms. teamster, Marquette.
Foster Denis W, painter, shop 60 Randolph
r bet Porter and Abbott and Fourth and
Filth. .
Foster Samuel, baggage master, 3 Brush.
Foster Edward D, w Geo E Curtis, b Mi»
Chamberlain. ^
Foster Andrew, shoemaker, C C Tyler »
Co, r 67 Porter.
Foster Jacob, lab, 287 Laf E.
Foster Mrs Susan, dressmaker, 161 Lan^
East. .
Foster Henry William, painter, junction oi
Cass and G Riv.
Foster Arthur, salesman w Wm Perkma, r
9 Jones.
Foster Henry, painter, 227 Beaubien.
Foster Miss J A, teacher, Miami ave scWL
Foster R J, groc and prov store, 18 Rand.
Foughler Henry, tailor, Thompson.
Foughler Michael, ragpedler, Thompson.
Fountain Mrs DaTid, 262 Catherine.
Fountain David, horse dealer, Antoine.
Fountain D, real estate' agent, CampftV^
Springwells.
Fountain Lewis, drayman, 162 High.
Fountain Francis, blacksmith, 162 High.
Foumia Moses, boat captain, r 298 Franklin-
And Adtbktisino Gazeitseb.
163
oumier Abraham, carp, 140 Riyard.
'ouser John, organ bailder, 250 Riyard.
*ou8er Martin, butcher, moyed to 258
Hastings.
^ow Michael, carp, 100 Franklin.
^owcatt William, moulder, 864 St Aubin.
^owle Wm B, clerk Auditor's office M C R
R ofiSce, foot Third.
?owler Henry, paper box and match mannf,
25 Jefiave, r 871 Seventh.
Powler Geo, stone yard, Laf £, bet Brush
and Beaubien, r 44 Montcalm.
Fowler 6l fisselstyn, shipping and com mer,
office foot Woodw ave.
Fowler Harrv, student, 871 Seyenth.
Fowler John, lumb mer, 25 Monroe ave.
Fowler Henry, jun, 26 Jeflf aye and 371
Seventh.
Fowler Frederic, 25 Jeff ave and 871 Sev.
Fowser Wm, salesman w John Esser.
Fox William H, engineer, 47 Howard.
Fox Robert, horse sheer, 15 Congress £, r
229 Brush.
Fox David, Eibbee, Fox & Co, lumber mer,
r Woodbridge W.
Fox Bertram, salesman, 298 Brush.
Fox Thomas B, salesman, w Farrell &> Bro,
b 298 Brush.
Fox Staats, Finehart & Fox, 28 Antoine. r
St Aubin ave. ^ ^
Fox Joseph, farmer, 126 LaTf E.
Fox John, lab, 66 Elizabeth W.
Fox William S, lab, Lassalle near Linden.
Fox Thomas, carp, Trowbridge near Fort.
Fox M H, watchman, Lafayette W near rail
track.
Fox David, millwright, r Woodb W.
Fox David, student, r Rob*t Fox.
Fox Thos, carp. Fort ner Lafontaine ave.
Fox John, carp, r Thomas Fox.
Fox Michael, watchman, Harrison ave.
Fox Colin, tel oper, 208 Cong, cor Fifth,
moving to 800 Randolph.
Fox John, carp, 175 MuUett.
Fox, Thornton, col, lab, 281 Macomb.
Fox Alexander D M, col barber, 281 Macomb.
Fox Geo, teamster, 84 Marion.
Foxen Wm, agent* for Gen Cass, r Fort and
Cass.
Foxen J, clerk, r 74 Labrosse.
Foy Philip, lab, 628 Mich ave W.
Foy B, drayman, 523 Mich ane W.
Foyquet J, lab, Sixth near Irving.
Francha John, butcher shop, cor Fort and
Hastings.
Fracher Christopher, caulker, 418 Lamed £.
Francis James, 219 Fort W.
Franconi Francis, ship carp, 26 Waterloo.
Frankashar A, sailor, 180 Macomb.
Frank Louis, tobacconist, Riopelle near Mar
comb.
Frank Louis, tanner, 286 Rivard.
Frank Charles, tobacconist, 178 Catherine.
Frank Andre, basket maker, Waterloo.
Frank Michael, bricklayer, Waterloo.
Frank Augustus, carp, Mary.
Frankel, Isidore, rectifier, 40 Woodw ave.
Franker Paul, shoemaker w H & J Dendel.
Fraukmer John, shoemaker, 164 High.
Franklin Richard, butcher, 255 High.
Franklin Caroline, 181 Mich ave W.
Franklin John, shoemaker, Johnson & Bams,
164 High;
Franz Joseph, melter, 126 Clinton.
Frantz John B, finisher, 155 Abbott.
Fraser, Alex J, law office, Butler's Bank,
Griswold, r Jeff ave £ end.
FRASER ALEX D, atty, law office 66 Gris-
wold, r 826 Jeff ave.
Fraser John, captain steamer Illinois, 107
Howard.
Frazard Joseph, butcher, 286 Franklin.
Frazer Francis, sailor, 146 Franklin. *
Frazer James, sailor, 146 Franklin.
Frazer Thomas, ticket agent M C R B, r
144 Laf W.
Frazer, J H, miller, 187 Columbia E and
Clayton Mills, near R R.
Frazy Augustus, lab, 48 Waterloo.
Fread Hermon, lab, 242 High.
Frede Fred, drayman, 26 Maple.
Fredeberger Max, pedler, 95 Laf E.
Fredeberger Philip, pedler, 97 Laf E.
Frederline Christian, cabinet maker w Flat-
tery & Bros.
Fredericks Charles, glass stainer, Orleans.
Fredericks Thomas, cooper, Mary.
Frega Fred, gardener w Doctor Brunmie.
Free Press Printing office, Griswold oor
Woodb.
FREEDMAN dt BROTHERS, dry goods and
millinery, 82 and 84 Woodw ave. 8$$ ai-
vertitement pag$ 82.
Freedman Simeon. F & Bro, r 82 Cong B.
Freedman Hermon, F & Bro, r Cong B.
Freeman Boliver, b h, 197 Atw E.
Freeman David M, r Boliver Freeman.
Freeman Lawrence, news dealer, 249, sama
address 255 Jeff ave.
Freeman Bolliver, Star saloon, 197 Atw B.
Freeman Geo L, printer, 162 Lafayette W.
Freeman Hiram S, trader, 81 Cong.
Freeman Lawrence 8, news depot, Jeff are,
r 167 Lamed E.
Freeman Seth, carp, 11 Macomb ave.
Freeman Seth jun, watchman, 11 Maoomb
ave.
Freeman, Joel, fireman, 11 Macomb ave.
Freeman H 8, b 14 Lewis.
Freeman Fred, saloon, 176 Mullet.
Freeman Albert, saloon, R R Hotel.
Freemap H S, founder, &c, Mich ave and
Cass, r 188 Mich ave ((¥.
FRENCH JOSEPH, Bams, French dt Way,
r 109 Abbot.
164
Johnston's Detboit City Dibkctoby,
French John, firemm, 65 Lafayetta £.
French George, col, sailor, 803 Macomb.
French Norman, sawyer, 481 Rirer.
French James, parer,. r 89 Park Place.
French William M, tailor, 288 FranlUin.
French Lonis, ragman, Napoleon.
French John, lab, Whitney near Antoine.
French Oliver, mason, Division near Hast-
ings.
French Sarah, Seventh and Oak.
French Mrs, vest maker, Waterly Block,
Jeff ave.
Frenchburg Leonard, tailor, 161 Macomb.
Frenchey John; shoemaker, 158 Fort E.
Fredericks Thomas, cooper, Mary.
Press John, sash and bUnd, 262 Clinton.
Freud Marcus, dry goods, 110 Rivard.
Freyer Simon, drayman.
Frey Julius T, bookbinder, 128 Orleans.
Frey Charles D, cabinet maker, 186 Cong E.
Frey Joseph, shoemaker w Johnson Sb
Bams, 186 Macomb.
Frey , bookbinder, 94 Russell.
Frey Qotlieb, tinsmith, w Charles Busch, r
50 Fort E.
Friberger Fred'k, saloon, Jeff ave £ end.
Friday Henry, butcher, 116 Clinton.
Friend Ernest, lab, 103 Napoleon.
Friedlander Aaron, pedler, 143 Antoine.
Friedlieb Carl, woodsawyer, 108 Macomb.
Friedsam Joseph, saloon, 72 Atwater E.
Fries Daniel, shoemaker, 25 Eighth.
Frisbee Mrs, milliner, 881 Woodw ave.
Friesner Isaiah, MusUner A Friesner, r 189
Croghan.
Frisbie Richard, sailor, 174 High.
Frisbie C H, engineer, LafOntaine near R R
track.
FRISBIE J W Jnn, dry goods jobber and
dealer, 167 Jeff ave. r 74 Farrar. See ad-
vertiaement page 72.
Frisbie Joseph M, salesman w J.H. Kenyon,
r 49 Wayne.
Fritz Jacob, lab. Bee near Fort.
Fritz Chas, butcher, 811 Croghan.
Fritz Joseph, 811 Croghan.
Froman, col, saddler, 224 Lafayette E.
Fronrod Stephen, blacksmith, 896 Gratiot.
Frost Milton, F, Lane & Co, r 808 Jeff ave.
FROST, LANE & Co, manufs and dealers in
ftimiture, 194 Jeff ave, cor Bates. See ad-
vtrtUement page 76
FROST GEO S, agent S St M Canal Land
office, 79 Grisw, r 187 Fort W. See adv p 99.
FROST A LINDSAY, general insurance
agents, 70 Griswold. See adv page
Frost Mahlon S, F & Lindsay, r Adelaide
near Woodw ave.
Frost A, Armstrong, groc, 811 Woodw ave.
Frost Weston, b M S Frost.
FRUMVILLER ANTHONY, tin and copper
smith, cor Jeff ave and Riopelle. See
dvertieement page 70.
FmmviUer Louis, copper smith, 176 BeaiK
bien.
Fry Joseph, shoemaker, 16 Mechanic
Fry John, elk, 87 Macomb. \
^ryer Peter, teamster, 25 Sproat.
Fudey John, groom, 7 Rowland.
Fudy A J, horse trainer, 207 Randolph.
Fudy Phebe, r 125 Mich, ave W.
Fulkar , brewer, 2 Maple.
Fulda Conrad, r 200 First.
FuldaFred, pound-keeper West Dist, Lewis
and Mich ave, r G Riv.
Fuller Isaac, 121 Cass.
Fuller Mrs, embroiderer, 221 Third.
Fuller Mrs Isaac, embroiderer, 121 Oaas.
Fuller John, 48 Park. !
Fuller , salesman Ran Gardner, r 114
Adams avenue E.
Fuller S L, Pease 6l Fuller, r L Fuller, 248
Cong E.
Fuller Lucius 0, acct, r 248 Cong £.
Fuller Geo F, acct, G W Hudson r 278
Fort W.
Fuller Henry, loco engineer, 815 Franklin.
FULLER S A &/ Co, hats, caps and furs,
182 Jeff ave, r 199 John R. See mdcer^
tiaement page 88.
Fuller Wm, tailor, 18 Mechanic.
Fulton Andrew, groom with N Prouty.
Fulton Andrew, carp, 77 G Riv.
Fuoke Inglebat, pedler, Julian.
Funke Theodore, overseer hi^ways. 28
Beacon.
Funke Joseph, saloon, 118 Macomb.
Funke Frederick, billiard saloon, 64 Ma-
comb.
Funke William, saloon, Russell and Clinton.
Funke Anthony, Bagg's Hotel.
Funke William, 64 Macomb.
Funke Fred'k, jun, 64 Macomb.
Funke Christian, cabinet maker, 12 Beacon.
Funke Joseph, teamster, 87 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, 88 Columbia W
Furguson A, r 12 John R.
Furkley Jacob, lab, 151 Clinton.
Furlong Wm, saloon, 145 Lamed W.
Fumess James Henry, elk, 60 Second.
Fumier Anthony, cigar maker. 182 Fort E.
Furst John, warehouseman, w W Bourke, r
Cherry, 10th Ward.
Fury Miss M, teacher 9th Ward School, La-
fontaine ave.
Fury Mary Eliza, teacher w Jas Fury.
Fury Andrew, lab, Lafontaine near Mich ave
Fury James, car repairer, 188 Abbot.
Fury John w James Fury.
Fury John, pedler, r 82 Seventh.
Fussy Timothy, malster, 75 Beaubien.
Fuss Sophia, 284 Antoine.
And Adyebtising Gazbtteeb.
165
atYoye Chas F, address not found,
yfe Richard H, w C C Tyler dk Co., b Mrs
AlYord.
[Names In Cap I^etten eharifed II .00.
Ld^ertlvers In U&e IMreetory not ebarc*
»4, and tl&eir names are Invariably
nrlnted In display letters, wlten tl&elr
sards are received In time*]
jktbel Lamti tin smith, w John Crimmins.
3ab Conrad, lab, 78 Jay.
3abler Laurence, saddler and har maker,
422 Gratiot.
3adwa Peter, dep sheriff, 188 Franklin, same
address at 202 Franklin, and again at 222
Franklin.
Sadway A C, saloon, 8 Monroe ave.
Ghifel , shoemaker, 26 Fort £.
Safiney Owen, waiter, Bnssell House.
Sage John, accountant, M 8 d& N I R Road,
r 898 Lamed £.
Qage Russell, weighmaster western district,
r 66 Elizabeth W.
Gage Wm B, clothier, 66 Shelby.
Gage Jerome, salesman, r 118 Shelby, same
address, 2 Lewis.
Gage Geo, lab, b 180 Lamed W.
Gagel Peter, saloon, 26 Fort E.
Gagel John, fancy tumer, 26 Fort E.
Gajpier Janvier, fanner, office at James
Gofflnet's.
Gagnier John B, tailor, St. Aubin.
Gagnier Martin, sailor, 260 Franklin.
Gagnier Isuah, 12 Pine, moving from city.
Gagnier Mr, steward. May Queen.
Gi£an Mrs Laura A, dressmpker, 104 Porter
Gail Bex\jamin H. farmer, 282 Cilinton.
GaUey John, b 141 Woodbridge W.
Gailey Mrs, washwoman, 110 Elizabeth E.
Gaines John, freight clerk, 68 George, mov-
ing to 898 Lamed E.
Gaines T S, salesman, Nail, Duncklee & Co,
r 66 George.
Gainey John, 108 Porter.
Gaist Adam, cabinet maker, 809 Antoine.
Gais John, tailor, 836 Mullett.
Gale Wm, tavern, 166 Woodbridge W.
Gall Da7id, lab, 826 Franklin.
Gallaher Patrick, rope manufr., 40 Grand
River,
Gallaher Mrs, 27 Grand River.
Gallaher Thomas, painter, w Concklin &, Ed-
son, r ally off Beech, bet Ffth and Sixth.
Gallagher James, lab, Vine, cor Crawford.
Gallagher Thos, wh grocer and rectifier, 14
Atwater £, r 27 State.
QflOlagher Michael, accountant, w Thos Gal-
lagher.
Gallagher Edward, tailor, 96 Lamed E.
Gallagher Dominic, farmer, enquire 14 At-
water £.
Galligan Thomas, painter, r 92 Lamed W.
Gallivan Bartholomew, lab, 24 Mich ave.
Gallivan Michael, lab, alley rear 9 Franklin,
Galwey Wm, moving to cor Sixth and Orch.
Galloway John, painter, b Mrs Ann Barry.
Galloway Samuel, porter, Russell House.
Ghilvan Jerry, lab, Crawford, near Maria,
Galvin D, lab, 278 Lafayette W.
Gaines T S, clerk, 61 George.
Gandley Mrs John R,71 George.
Ganier Samuel, mason 838 FranlElin.
Ganier Martin, carp, 247 Franklin.
Ganier Nazareth, caulker, 247 Franklin,
Gamier Emery, caulker, 247 Franklin.
Ganier Joseph, sailor, 276 Franklin.
Ganley John, porter, w Elijah Smith.
Ganley John Robt, accountant, E Smith.
Ganson J d& Co, flour, feed, dtc, 180 Wood*
ward ave.
Ganson Joseph, r 87 High.
Ganson C N, banker, 66 Woodward ave, r 81
Madison ave.
Goal, the county of Wayne, cor Beanbien
and Clinton.
GARDNER M T & CO, seed idore, 166 Wood-
ward ave, «M advertutmint
GARDNER RANSOM, importer and Jobber
dry goods, 88 Woodward ave, r 144 Port
W, tu odvertiMmmt,
Gardner Geo F, Imp and dlln liq and cigan
148 Jeff ave, maving. *
Gardner WiUiam, shoemaker, w C Hinmnn.
Gardner Mary, wid of Jamas, 878 Cong £. *
Gardner M T, M T Gardner & Co, r 40 Co-
lumbia E.
Gargart Fred, tailor, 849. Lafayette E.
(Hrlock Anthony, Croghan.
Garfield EUery J, accountant, F Raymond &
Co,rl88LafW. j ««•
Gargrave John, w Wm Grist.
Garret Eliza, tavem, 219 Grand River.
Garrett ; tanner, b 42 Fort E.
Gariet Rose, sewing, 78 Franklin, moving.
Garlink Chas, tanner, 418 Fort W.-
Garrigan James, brass finisher, b 208 Con-
gress E.
Garrett H C, carp, 108 Lafontaine ave.
Garrison 6l Oilman, pros Garrison House, oor
Jeff ave and Cass.
Garrison &. Dickinson, wh grocer, 116 Jeff
ave.
Garrison John J, G & D, r Garrison House,
Garrison Chas M, w J J Garrison.
Garrison House, cor Jeff ave and Cass.
Gardy John, baker, 248 Franklin.
Gartland Wm, drayman, 79 Porter.
Garland Michael, millwright, b David Dick-
son.
Garland Michael, carp, 84 Locust.
Garland Geo, tel oper, b 74 Howard."
166
Johnston's Detroit Oarf Disbctobt,
Garlick Chas, tanner, 138 Trowbridge.
Garlick Chas, tanner, 418 Fort W.
Garry Peter, saloon keeper, b h, 83 Croghan.
Garside Benjamin, cooper, 124 Abbot.
Gasmann Jos Geo, tailor, 183 Fo't B.
Gasmann Wareh, musician, 18 Fort B.
Gassmann Michael, pedler, 99 Chesnt.
GASCOIGNE M H, car and wagon shop, 11
State, see advei-iisemmt, page 100.
Qassetty Frank, li^b, Jeff ave east end.
Gassar George, carp, 128 Catherine.
Gas Light Co, office 8 Lamed E, near Wood-
ward ave.
Gats , (family out), carp, 256 ffigh.
Gates Louis, hostler, B R Hotel.
Gates Anthony, lab, 228 Columbia B.
Garside Benjamin, cooper.
Gates Anihon, lab, 22 mechanic, same ad-
dress, 186 Adams ave.
Gates Geo W, agent sewing machines, 176
Jeffave,r 289 Jeff ave.
Gates Elijah, fireman, r 188 Woodbridge E.
Gates Christian, carp, 178 High.
Gates Arthur, shoemaker, w Wm Jones.
Gault William, carp, Lafontaine, near Rail-
Qauner Alex, chandler, w J B Condon.
Gaunt Joseph, l^ker, r 68 Abbot.
GauntJ, 199 First.
Gaunt Samuel, grocer, 126 Gratiot.
Gavin Mrs, 98 i'atherine.
Gavin J Knox, attorney and counsellor, office
56 Griswold^ r 93 Catherine.
Gavin thos O, attorney, 98 Catherine.
Gavin Isaac R, law student, 98 Catherine.
Gay Henry, carp, 174 Laf E.
Gay Mary, colored, wid of Frank, 57 Clinton,
same address, 50 Clinton.
Gaylord Widow Harriet, r 41 Howa'^d.
Gaylord Chas H, pattern maker, 41 Howard.
Gaylord Joiin A, tel messenger, 41 Howaid.
Gayney M, lab, 49 Henry.
Gear Pete •, butcher, 79 Coghan.
Gebhardt Gottlob, teamster, 176 Clinton.
Gebhardt Joseph, butcher, 176 Clinton.
Gee Mrs, coloied.. 224 Lafayette E.
Gee Cornelius C,'carp, 201 Cass.
Geddis Geo, carp, 207 Randolph.
Geiman John, finisher, 136 Hastings.
Geiger Martin, foreman printer, r 82 Adams
ave W, (Adve tiser office.)
Gieger John, ca penter, LaSelle ave, near
Lindon.
Geinthe Henry, brewer, w Frederick Busch.
Gemmaln Matthias, lab, 227 Macomb.
,Geislet Bunno, cashie , w Foisyth & Co, r
182 Randolph.
Geisel Henry, teamster, 882 Thompson, same
address at 248 Woodbridge W.
Geismann John, machinist, 166 High.
Qeit Peter, sailor, 161 Antoine.
Gelino Isaac, stone cutter, 898 Croghan.
Geller Peter, grocer, 412 Gratiot.
Geatting John, butcher, Mich ave, near toU
gate.
Gemeinhardt Abraham, chandler, w Passolt
&Co.
Gemeinhardt Abraham, wagon maker, 189
Gand River.
Genereux , bricklayer, 41 Port B.
Gena Joseph, shoemaker, 29 Clay.
Geolo John, ca^p, 132 Trowbridge.
Geo'ge Ckorge, lab, 163 Croghan.
George Thomas, machinist, 348 Orleans.
George Henry, carp, 88 Maple.
Georgen Joseph, blacksmith, J B Wilson.
Gephart Christian, grocer, 86 Prospect.
Gerb Martin, blacksmith, 42 Lawience.
Geiber Joseph, butcher, 55 Mich ave B.
Gerber Christopher, grocery, Dequindre,
near Resbrvoir.
Gerber Peter, lager beer, 132 Antoine.
Gerhardt Chas, lab, 298 Macomb.
Gerbety Lube, cabinetmaker, b J P Long.
Gerin Elizabeth, wid Timothy, 111 Porter.
Germain Henry, sailor, 160 Franklin.
Get main Thos D, builder, shop cor Lamed
and Dubois.
Germain Thos, carp, Clinton, 10th Ward.
Germain Edwa*d, carp, Clinton, 10th Ward.
GERMAN ANTHONT, wh and ret confec-
tionary, 80 Monroe ave, ue advertisemmi,
German and English Academy.
German Ignace, w Anthony Germain.
Geppreg Anthopy, shoemaker, cor North and
Bequindre.
Gero Francis, shoemaker, 214 Columbia B.
Gerots Anthony, carp, Wilkins, near Antoine.
Gerphaft Wm, lab, 100 Laf E.
Gerrard Jean Baptiste, 281 Laf £.
Gerra'd Constantino, teamster, 281 Laf B.
Gerrard F I ancis, baker, 834 Clinton.
Gert Sophia, 189 Mullet.
Gesehky Baldwin, shoemaker. Congress, cor
Seventh.
Getchel Wm S,b 29 Woodbridge W.
Gessman David, lab, 190 Gratiot.
Getcho Carl, coppersmith, 135 Macomb.
.Gettis Lucretia, widow of James, Wilkins,
near Antoine.
Getz John, tanner, Jeff ave, east end.
Getz Conrad, carp, 159 Rivard.
Getz Geo, carp, 170 Macomb.
Gey man Joseph, wagon, 282 Mullet.
Geyer Jacob, carp. 41 High.
Geyer Gun the r, shoemaker, 137 Catlierine.
Gibhardt Christian, saloon, 51 High.
Gibbs John W, book-keeper, b £ M Conkling.
Gibb Maria Louisa, 286 Pott £.
Gibb May Ann, wid of George, rear 21 Wash-
ington ave.
GIBBINGS WILLIAM, buUder, shop 64
Fak,r36PaikPlace.
Gibbings Thomas, carp, 86 Park Place and
58 Pa k Place.
Gibons Robert, printer, b 65 Mich ave S.
Ain> Advebtisino Gazettseb.
167
QibboDS Pat, lab, 142 Abbot.
GibboDS J, lab, cor Fou'th and Union.
Gibbons B J, saddler, b City Hotel.
Gibson William, lab, 167 Atwater E.
Gibson John, cap, 802 Sixth.
Gibson Widow, 18 Jones.
Gibson John, 129 Wayne.
Giddy James, mason, 183 Clifford.
Gieb John, lab, Waterloo, near Deqnlndre.
Giefel Joseph, shoes, 156 Jeff ave.
Giepel Joseph, boots and shoes, Gratiot and
Randolph.
Giemer Balzer, cooper, 821 Hasthigs.
Gies Panl, grocer, G atiot, above toll gate.
Giea Hemy H, pressman, 171 Crogban.
Gies Fred, grocer, 93 and 95 Congress S.
Gies Geoige, lab, r Martin Autri^.
Gies Conrao, carp, 159 Bivard.
Gies Conrad, 182 Autoine.
Gies Mrs, d easmaker, 182 Aotoine.
Gies F. grocer, Cong- ess and Brusib.
GiesseA H, Tregent Sl Bro, 116 La'ned B.
Gies George, salesman. Nail, Duncklee &
Co, r 159 Rivard, Wilkins, near Beaubi^n,
same address, 108 Miami are.
Giest Jacob, Gratiot.
Gifford G W, student, b Rot T P Bootk
Giger Fred, printer. Jay.
Gignac Simon, salesmen, Campbell & Linn,
r 284 Beaubien.
GILBERT J W d& CO, patent roofers, Mich
axe, near Shelby. 9te advertiiemmi, pag$ 85
GILBERT JAS W, J W Gilbert «> Co, roof-
ers, r 26 Fort E.
Gilbert E K, lum mer, 540 Jeff aye.
Gilbert Geo, lab, 87 Baker.
Gilbert Peter, b h, 16 State.
GILBERT GEO W, cashier, Micb Cen R R,
r 104 First.
Gilbert William, Gilbert & Co, r 54 Jeff are.
Gilbert , gardener, Gratiot, above toU
gate.
Gilbert George, lab, 204 Atwater E.
Gilbert A L, travelling agent, M I Mills.
Gilbert G H, dentist, room 12 Mer. ill Build-
ing, cor Jeff and Woodward aves.
Gilbert John R, 57 Woodbri^ge W.
GUby T W, grocer and baker, 127 Porter and
Sixth.
Gilchrist Hector, botanic physician, 105
Grand River.
Gilchrist H, carp, moved to Lewis and Fort.
Gilchrist William, servant, w R McClelland.
Gilchrist Mrs W, 160 Thompson.
Gilchrist William, fisherman, b Baltimore
Hotel.
Gilday Chas, tinsmith, w Chas Gnbby.
Gilfoyle Pat, lab. 161 Atwater E.
Gilgan Mrs, sick nurse, 178 Mich ave W.
Gilgan John, w M s Gilgan.
Gilman Henry M, prop Garrison Houbo.
flilman B F, dentist, MeiriU boUding. Jeff
ave and Woodward ave.
Gihnore J P, w H S Clapp.
Gilson Sarah J, vest maker, 897 Congress E.
Gillan William, w John Bacon.
Gillies Mayonet, wid of Hugh, 826 Cong E.
Gillies Wm, finisher, 826 Congress E.
Gillis John, lab, 96 Clinton.
Gill Wm, butcher, inquiie of John Clanoey
Mic\| ave W, try Third, N Grand River.
Gill James & Co, stoves and tin ware, 145
Woodward ave.
Gill Bartholomew, lab, b 88 Woodbridge W.
Gill Jamds, tinsmith, 145 Woodward ave.
Gillespie Robt, city mills, cor Lamed and
Second, r 185 Lamed W.
Gillespie W G, city mills, cor Lamed and
Second, r 185 Lamed W.
Gillespie W C, w Robt Gillespie.
Gillanders David, servant, Wm Duncan.
Gillett Shadrack, 186 Lafayette W.
Gillett Mrs Charlotte, 72 Congress W.
Gillet Wm D, marmer, 72 Congress W.
Gillet John R, com mer, office 57 Woodbridge
r 72 Congress W.
Gillman H, topographical engineer, Lake
Suivey, office Wayne.
Gillman Geo E, r 117 Fanner.
Gillman , b Mrs Aske.
Gillman E, grocer, 271 Laftiyette E.
Gillick Thomas, drayman, 21 Sprout.
Gillis Mathew, fisherman, b Baltimore Hotel.
Gillis Dan, fisherman, b Baltimore Hotel.
Gillis Donald, fisherman, b Baltimore Hotel.
Gillis Alex, fisherman, b Baltimore Hotel.
Ginan Thos, om driver, b Levi Dings.
Ginsterblnm Mathew, carp. 26 Beacon.
Ginn Widow, r cor Seventh and Cherry, mov-
ing to Plum, near First.
Ginger Wm, cooper, Waterloo.
Gillies Archibald, mate, steamer Forester.
Gilligan Luke, pedler, 164 Abbot, same ad-
dress, cor Thiid and Porter.
Gillo Widow, sempst ess 10 Maple.
GISLER MICHAEL, M. caniage builder, 138
Lamed W. See advertieement,
Gisler , 182 Randolph.
Gisler Ms, pedler, 78 Clinton.
Gilmore Frank, lab, 117 Poner.
Gilmore Geo, blacksmith, 98 Abbot.
Gilmore Johanna, servant, Chas Merrill.
Gilmore Hen»y. 117 Farmer.
Gira din Jas A, attorney and notary public,
office 95 Jeff ave, r 120 Plum.
Girardyi Elizabeth, wid of Peter N, 808 Mar
comb.
Gi ardin Charles.
Girarden John B, salesman, Knight db Rucker
Gladwish William, wagon maker, 188 Lar-
ned W.
GLADEWITZ DANIEL, superintendent
Eknwood Cemetery, aee tufvertieemmt, p,l22
Oladewitz Christian, w D Gladwitz
Gladewits Christian David, gardener, w John
Stephens.
168
Johnston's Djctboit City Dibxctobt.
CHadewitz Peter, gardener, w Mrs G H Jones.
Cllaser Henry, butcher, 111 Lamed W, same
address, 1 Abbot.
CUass Nicholas, lab, Mullet.
Glass John, shoemaker, 24 First. •
Olass Henry, shoemaker, 24 First.
Glasier Henry, bnishmaker, 198 Hastings.
iUeason Edward W, agent Braman's sewing
machine, w W D Mann, r 20 Maddison aye.
Gleason D, lab, 207 Sixth.
Qleason M, drayman, 848 Thompsoik
Oleason Pat, wviter, Russell House.
Gleason Maurice, grocer, 884 Sixth.
Qleason Johana, wid of John, 286 Sixth.
Oleason Pat, lab, 54 Elizabeth E.
QLENDINNINQ D W, iron fence mannfl- and
founder 154 Mich aye, r 48 Spencer, tee
advertmment paff0 95.
Qlendinning Andrew, w D W Glendinning.
Glendinning John, finisher, 71 Fort E.
Glendinning John, w J B Wilson, r Lar W.
Glendinnhig Mrs, dress maker, Fort, near
Griswold.
Glendinning Henry, Fort, near Griswold.
Glenn Bichard, machinist, b 212 Cong E.
Gleaner August, news dealer, 128 Mullet.
Gloyer Henry B, mason, 1 Clay, moving to
LaSelle aye.
Gloyer Henry, merchant clothier, 156 Jeff
aye, r cor Fort and Sixth.
Gloyer Frank D, w Henry Gloyer.
Gloyer Arthur, w Henry Gloyer.
Gloyd J B, b Mich Exchange.
Glotz Faldine, stone cutter, 45 Waterloo.
Gloyd Julius B, lumber merchant, 48 Bow-
land.
Qloyd Beinhold of Strohmar & G, 278 Mich
aye W.
Gnau John, wagon maker, 195 Macomb, i
188 Mullet.
Goader , lab, 25 Fort E.
Qobel Laurence, tinsmith, w McBrearty &
Orimmins.
Qoble , tailor, b 119 Lamed W.
Gockey Matthias, hib, Hastings and Diyision.
Goenaofer John, lab, Marquette,
Gockey Frank, lab, Hastings and Diyision,
Goddard Seymour, Farrar, near State.
Goddart S, huckster. Grand Riyer,near Fifth,
same 22 Ann, and same Qratiot, near State.
Godenow Cornelius, butcher, 860 Orleans.
Godenow Qerhard, butcher, 860 Orleans.
Godfi^y, Dean 6b Laible, house, sign sJd ship
painters, &c, 100 Jeff ave.
GODFREY JOSEPH, G, D & L, Alderman
Ist ward, r 52 Lamed W.
Godfrey G C, drover, 95 Elizabeth W.
Godfrey Jeremiah, 89 Rowland.
Godfrey Thos, lab, 41 Macomb aye.
Godfrey Mrs B, 119 Congress E.
Godvin Widow Ann, washwoman, 128 Wayne.
Goellner Gnstavus, cigars, dtc, 126 Fort E.
Goenaofer John, lab, Marquette.
Goeinhard Abraham, wagon maker. Grand
River and First.
Goecke Henry, jeweler, w Fred Rolshoyen.
Goetzenger John, tailor, Croghan.
Goff Wm, blacksmith, 14 Lewis.
. Goffinet James, wines and liquors, 66 Lar-
ned'E.
Ck>gnion Martin, sailor, 250 Franklin.
Goldbogen Chas, fireman, 840 Orleans.
Golden Jeremiah, salesman, peoples store, b
Wm Carson.
Goldenbagen Chas, lab, 828 Trowbridge.
Goldsmith J H, Bryant, Stratton 6b Co, 166
Second.
Goldsmith Saml F, * accountant, 184 Adama
aveE.
Goldsmith Saml, clerk, 229 Macomb.
Goldsmith Oliver, tobacco and cigars, Ac, 85
Woodward ave.
GOLDSMITH JAS H, res principal Bryant,
dt Stratton*s college, r 166 Second.
Goldsmith Mra Margaret, r 805 Woodward
ave.
Goldsmith Mrs, cigar and tobacco, 8 Lamed
W, 175 Mich ave W, movhig.
Goldsmith Mrs, 227 Brush.
Gonyeau Israel, lab, 197 Atwater E.
Gooconche J, shoemaker, 871 Thompson.
Goodenow Thos, salesman. Ransom Gardner,
b Wm Moore.
Good Jacob, lab, 179 Russell.
Goode Archibald, carp, 266 Clinton.
Good Wm, lab, 189 Maple.
Good Anna, widow, 188 FrankUn.
Good Christian, shoemaker, 148 Franklin.
Good Philip, shoemaker, 27 Atwate^ E.
Goodall John K, teacher mus and dancing,
68 Lamed E.
Goodall John K, excelsior saloon, 68 Lar-
nedE.
Goodhind, Geo, clerk, D 6l Mil Railway, b 79
Congress E.
Goodswiller Sabastian, wagon maker, 190
Mullet.
Goodsill John B, capt steamer Portsmouth, r
60 Jones.
Goodwin Daniel, judge, Upper Penina Dial,
office 126 Jeff ave, r 520 Jeff ave.
Goodwin Wallace, liquor mer, 78 Adama
aveW.
Goodwin Seth, dairyman, 89 Adams ave E.
Goodwin W, rectifier, 77 Grand River.
Goodwidge Wm, lab, north end Beaubien.
Goodwill , sawyer, 279 Laf B.
Goodyear Nicholas, grocery, 297 G River,
Goodyear N, farmer, cor Grand River and
Sixth.
Goodyear, carp, 801 Sixth.
Gooding Wm, lum planing, r 875 Cong £.
Goodrich Chas B, salesman, w Johnson 6l
Bams.
Goodrich Ichabod, shoemaker, 88 and 86
Abbot.
And Abtsbtisiko (jrAZBrrssB.
169
WM. HENDERSON & CO.,
MERCHAn TAILOES
▲51)
DEAPEES,
Dealears In all the yariefciei of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
2i7 JeffenoB ave, near Randolph St
Onr customers have always been well fitted, and have had a choice Draper's Stock to
select from.
Friends both of Detroit and thronghont the State, favoring us with their orders, shall al-
ways have a stock of Superior Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting fabrics to select from. Qen-
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. HEimSBSON &; 00.,«Hi
217 Jefferson ove, nea/r Randolph St.
i2s^ Carson's Dining Saloons
LARNED ST., WEST OF CRI8WOLD,
And in the Rear of the Federal Building.
As a Dining House the Table wiU always be supplied with substantial fare at the most
moderate prices. Soups at all hours,*^ Beef, Mutton, Poultry, Game and Oysters, in every
Btyle and variety.
Fanners, hunters and others with game of any kind will please call upon
WILLIAM CAKSON,
Carton's Dining Saloon, 84 Lamed St., West
CRANE & WESSON,
RE^L ESTATE,
Office, North-west Comer Congreis and Oriiwold Sts,,
1»000 Lots for Sale in all parts of the City. The first payment, in all casei, is Ten Dol-
lars, and £ight Years' credit given for the balance. ,»
T.
170 Johnston's Detboit Can Dibbctdbt,
BRICKS! BRICKS!!
EICHAED H^ HALL,
MANUFACTURER.
<♦»
PRESSED AND COMMON BRICK
SUFPUED TO OSDEK.
Office corner of Michigan ave. and Wayne St,
I>ETIlOIT, - MioH:iaA.isr.
DEALER IN
LIME AND STONE,
StoRe Building, Griswold cor. Atwater StM
t^ STONE AND LIME constantly on hand and for Sale at his Stone Quarry, between
Wyandotte and Trenton.
ISAAC W. INGERSOLL,
HOUSE BUILDEE,
SHOP KOS. 66 AND 68 FOBT STREET EAST,
Residenee 139 CoaifpreM St.9
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, Ac, EXECUTED.
BuOdings, PiMic and PritaU, «f aim dmemiau, trtettd wik diipattk.
And AbVbbtisikg Gazbttekb. 171
'""■• F. BUHL & CO., '"'■
HANUFAOruaSBS AND DEALERS IN
PAFiMA, LIGHORir, PALM-LEAF, STRAW,
FUR, WOOL & SILK HATS,
m, Eun ma, an ui Eum UPS IF 1 UMi '
CANES, UMBRELLAS CRAVATS, SUSPENDERS,
IrarjlemiifioiiriiiiiEMiini hn br IdiM anl Mloiil, lefUo and hicf SWsh Mei rf iB KUi,
HATTERS' STOCK AND TRIMMINQSy
FUB, KID. SILK, WOOLEN AND BUCKSKIN GLO VBd, BTC,
Vo. 148 Joiiirsoii Ave, Conant Block, DETBOIT, HIOHIOAV,
Caah. JPald. for Slxipping 'F\mt and. 33eer SldLirs.
JOSEPH COOPER,
HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDER,
,*'\^\./'./*»/-\*^,'».*%
Flans and Speoifloatlons exeonted on ahoit notioe, and Oontraota for Bnlldingi or
VesielB made on Satiafaotory Terms.
SHOP ON ANTOINE NEAR GRATlbT, RES. 4 OUNTOU,
Detroit^ - - - - !MicIiigan,
mm mt mn ntmu*
rTo. 4:0 Is^Ionroe -A. venue,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANOHEa
QIUJINO, OI«AZINO AND PAPBR HANGING.
Particular Attention given to Sign Painting, Flags, Banners, fe,
SEWING MACHINES!
98 l¥oodward Arenae, - SS H^oodward ATenue*
SIIS^GER'S SEWING- MACHINES,
For Economy, Durability, and Simplicity of Detail in their con-
struction, are the most approved by discriminating and compe-
tent judg^. Machines for all work, whether for heavy cloth,
leather, &c, or for the manufacture of the finest linen, silk or
muslin fabrics, at prices to suit purchasers. The Detroit Agency
of this great Sewing Machine Mannfiictory is at No. 58 Woodward
Avenue, No. 68.
W. R. A. WOODRUFF, AgenU
[See also page 104 of this Directory.]
172 Johnston's Deteoit City Dibectobt,
BUCHANAN & CARROL,
BOILER & ENGINE SHOP,
Atwater Street, between Hastings and St Antoine St»
irFosiTB TIB iiEu nimni ID iiimi mull L L iiNT.
DETROIT, I W-f^fWum. MICEIGM.
JLotr J'reMure, JFropeiUr and L.ocamoHve^ and aU other Mteda
or JBoUera^ BuUi.
17* Engine Building and Bepairing executed on short notice. All orders executed
with promptness.
BUCHANAN & CARROL-
Nursery and Greenhouse.
JOHN FORD, NURSERYMAN & HORTICULTURIST
Michigan Avenue, near Lafontaine Street,
THE QBEENHOUSE contains the usual Flowering varieties, from which excellent
■elections may be made by visitors, who are always welcome. S
Large quantities of 8TRAWBERBIES, of approved varieties, are cultivated on THE
FORD NURSERIES, and may be supplied on Short notice to either Dealers or private
flamilies.
T H "E
FIREMEN'S JOURNAL:
BY qeoi^o-e: -w. F-A.TTIS01Sr,
Office— Comer of Woodward ave. and Campus Martins, opposite RusseU House.
TERMS:
To 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, ...... $io 00
Book and Job Printing of Every Description
EXBOUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
ASD ADVBBTISINa GAZETTEER.
173
Goodrich Draper, baggageman, b R R Ex-
change.
Goodrich C, clerk, 70 Eighth.
Gooderich J 0, paving contractor, officer
campus martins, at Woodward ave.
Goodnow Wm, w H N Strong, r 227 Fort W.
Goodnow D, 227 Fort W.
Qoodnow Henry, butcher, 6 Jay.
Goodenow G, 860 Orleans.
Goodnow T £, salesman, 164 Jeff ave.
Goran John, Detroit and Mil Railway, b Mrs
Alvord.
Gorlen M, b Mrs Alvord.
Gordon H, grocer, 99 Grand River.
Gordon James, salesman, Campbell, Linn &,
Co, r 107 Laf B.
Gordon James, salesman, Campbell, Linn &>
Co, r 126 Lamed E.
Gordon Henry H, grocer, St Antoine and
Franklin.
Gordon Wm, overseer, 201 Atwater E.
Gordon Wm, lab, 168 Clifford.
(Jordon M, carp, cor Sprout and Cass.
Gordon R, barber, 188 Woodward ave.
Gordon John P, clerk, post office, 111 Fifth,
b Mer Exchange.
Gordon Henry, r 182 Abbot.
Cfordon Henry, colored, eating house, 187
Woodbridge W.
Gordon G H, grocer, 99 Grand River.
Gordon Chase, plasterer, Hastings & Ohio.
Gordon Mary Ann, sempstress, 22 Napoleon.
Gordon Robert, check clerk, 8 Brush.
Gordon Henry B, colored, trader, 84 Laf E.
Gordon Richard, colored, barber, 264 Clinton.
Gordon Wm, moulder, 186 Third.
Gordon John, engineer, Dubois.
Gore M E, confectionary, 81 Atwater E.
Gore Frs, mate steamboat Dart.
Gore Ralph, lab, 91 Sixth.
Gore B, lab, 261 Lafayette W.
Gore Beiyamin, gas works, moving to Sixth.
Gore William, lab, alley off Third, bet Porter
& Abbot.
Gore Mrs Jas, grocery, 9 Bates.
Gore Meredith £, saloon, 91 Atwater E.
Gore Arthur, Stewart steamboat Ruby, res
105 Franklin.
Gorhus Joseph, shoemaker, 87 MaplA
Gorhis John, band box, w Henry Fowler.
Goring John, clerk, Det and Mil Railway
stores depot, b at Mrs Alvords.
Gorman Thos, shoemaker, 527 Mich avenue
West.
Gorman M, drayman, 220 Howard.
Gorman Michael, 68 Lafontaine.
Gorman Martin, saloon, 127 Third.
Gforman Patrick, sailmaker, Cherry, near
Seventh.
Gomelia Joseph, bricklayer, 175 Croghan,
Gosbenhover John, lab, 86 Dequindre.
Gosha Chas, hiborer, 427 Fort £:
Qoeha Thos, lab, 427 Fort £.
Qorton Frank, clerk, r 81 Laf W.
Gorton John C, physician, 104 Antoine, office
same.
Qorton William, lab, Kentucky.
Gotche Qabrial, engineer, 128 Clinton.
Qotur Joseph* painter, 181 Fort E.
Goubert John, lab, Laselle ave, near Cheflnut,
Gould John, 266 Fort £.
Gould James, engineer, 266 Fort E.
Gould Walter J, Stewart stdamboat Forester,
r 224 Lafayette W.
Govhi Chas, tailor, 106 Lamed E.
Govian Joseph, pile driver, 428 Beaublen.
Gouesse Rev Francis, r w Bishop LeFevre. /
Gourey Widow Catherine, 48 Lewis.
Goyer A, lab, Woodbridge W.
Goyet Peter Viger, lab, 22 Clinton.
Goyet Francis, salesman, 169 Gratiot.
Goychea Nelson, sailor, 824 Rivard.
Goychea Paul, ctftilker, 324 Clinton*
Grab Martin, pedler, 116 Clinton.
Grace Bartholomew, painter, 868 Macomb.
Grace Christian, boots and shoes, 276
Woodw ave.
Graf Joseph, musician, Dequindre Sl James.
Graf Samuel, saloon, 174 Clinton.
Graf Susanah, midwife, 174 Clinton.
Graft John, butcher, 55 Baker.
Graham John D, builder, moved to N T.
Graham Peter, groc, 147 cor Labrosae and
Sixth.
Graham, Wm, printer, 16 Henry.
Graham Alex, tailor, 18 Park.
Graham Miss Eliza, teacher, Nhith Ward
School, Lafontaine ave.
iGfraham Michael, saloon, 22 Orleans.
Graham Joseph J, finisher, 89 Howard.
Graham widow Ann, 89 Howard.
Graham Geo, machinist, 84 Eighth.
Graham Eliza A, r 457 Fort W.
Graham Duncan, sailor, 262 Seventh.
Graham C W, agent, r 16 John R, near D««
quindre.
Graham Michael, lab, 20 Riopelle.
Grainn Mrs Salome, wid of John J, market
trader, 97 Brush.
Grainger Sydney, carp, near Bifich ave toll
gate.
Grainger Edward G, cashier w Ferdinand
Walker.
Grainger Edward, carp, 58 Orleans.
Grainger David A, eng and surveyor, 68
Washington ave.
Grainger Joseph, buUder, 60 Adams aye W.
Grainey Comelius, with David Grainer.
Grainey David, lab, alley bet Brush and
Beanbien and bet W-oodb and FraakliiL
Grainey Daniel, w David Grainey.
Grampt Hupert, lucifer matches maker,
Waterloo near Dequindre.
Granger David A, Wayne Co Surveyor, 218
Congress W.
Granger Hiram, r 14 Adams are W.
Grainger John H, bricklayer, r COAdama
aveW;
174
Johnston's DBrrBorr Crrr DnuccroBY,
Grand Trunk Rulway of Canada, office, pas
and freight, Baj^f^'s Hotel.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OFFICE, Mich
Cen R R Depot, foot of Third. See pages
60 und 61.
Grant Rich'd, watchman, 62 Trowbridge.
Grant & Crossman, math inst makers, 214
Jeffave.
Grant C, O & C, r 32 Montcalm.
Grant Oliyia Ann, milliner and dress, 207
Jeff are. Same address 266 Jeff ave.
Grant Thomas W, printer, r 207 Jeff ave.
Grant Thomas, farmer, 117 Woodb W.
Grant Richard, night watchman, Duncan's
Brewery.
Grant Archibald, dyer, 16 Cong E and 17
Fort E.
Grant W C, mathematical instrument maker,
82 Montcalm.
Grant Mrs, dressmaker, 268 Woodw ave.
Grant L, boilermaker, 292 Lafayette £.
Grant Joseph, lab, 218 Laf £.
Granville Miss 8, teacher G Riv St Public
School.
Grantz Joseph, lab, 218 Laf £.
Grascher Fred, lab, Macomb.
Grattanberger F, wagon maker. South near
G River.
Gratz Augustus, cabinet maker,116 Croghan.
Gravelin Peter, plasterer, 266 Beaubien.
Gravier R, liquors, 68 Gratiot.
Gravier John B, salesman, A Paulus, r 83
Laf £.
Gravier John, w Scherer & Co, 206 Jeff ave.
Gravum C, sailor, Dubois.
Graves John, law student w Lockwood &.
Clarke, r A Downer.
Graves &> Co, flour, forw and com mers, 11
Woodw ave, moved.
Graves 0, of above.
Graves Mrs J 0, 116 Congress.
Graves H N, painter, 99 Clifford.
Graves Walter, chairmaker, 827 Fifth, mov-
ing.
Graves Aaron, sailor, 108 Laf E.
Gray Alex, watchm and jew, 159 Woodw
ave, r 17 Jones.
Gray Robert M, salesman J James & Son, r
417 Beaubien.
Gray Philip C, confectionary and fancy
goods, 71 Woodw ave, r 290 Randolph.
Gray John S, salesman w P C Gray.
Gray John H, shoemaker, w C C Tyler &
Co, r cor Third and Abbot.
Gray Mrs Jane, 870 Woodb E.
GRAY WILLIAM, counsellor, office room
No 16 Rotunda, r 264 Woodb E.
Gray James, machinist, 141 Abbot.
Gray Adam, carp, 18 Porter. Siune address
194 Third.
Gray John, sailing master U S Survey, r
8 State. Skme address 100 Lamed E.
Gray Miss, dressmaker, 269 Jeff ave up
fttaira.
Gray Catherine, wid of Philip, 67 Lamed E»
Gray Mrs Cath, 172 Third.
Gray John, shoemaker, 141 Third.
Gray John, sailing master, 58 Beaubien.
Granse John, lab, 44 Catharine.
Gray G P, boots and shoes, 406 Gratiot.
Gray Joel, b Russell House.
Gray Miss Emma, teacher, 41 Elizabeth W.
Gray J W, 262 Randolph.
Gray Edward, elk steamer Illinois, 68ft
Jeff ave.
Gray David Wm, printer, 197 Cong E.
Gray Geo, blacksmith, 44 Macomb ave.
Gray Elenor, milliner, 121 Croghan.
Gray Martin, saloon, Front and Second.
Gray Henry, col, barber, 169 Croghan.
Gray Mrs Jane, 266 Clinton.
Grayson Mill, col, washwoman, 126 Fort S.
Greaney Thomas, lab, 186 Woodb £.
GRELLING & CO, photographic artists,
gallery 219 Jeff ave, opposite Firemon*B
Hall. See advertittmmi,
Gregg David, machinist, w J B Willson.
Gregg David, brass finisher, r Lasalle ave.
Greig David, tailor, 46 Wayne.
GreigL, brass finisher, LaSalle near Mich
ave,
Greives, Alex, mechanic, 127 Eighth.
Green Mrs S P, seamstress, 63 Shelby, mov>
ing to Sheldon Block. Same address at
206 Jeff ave. Same address 426 Lamed E.
Green Archilaus, 12 Lewis.
Green Cfeo W, printer, 74 Macomb ave.
Green Chas, lab, Wight.
Green Byron, livery stable, 24 Macomb.
Green Edwd, col, school teacher, 279 Cong E.
Green Chas, butcher, b 9 First with Henry
Turner.
Green Wm, col, shoemaker, 68 Laf £.
Green Wm. gun maker, 90 G Riv.
Green Edmonds, livery, G Riv near Woodw
ave.
Green A C, r Bronson cor Beaubien.
Green Wm F, gun maker, 46 Locust.
Green Purdy H, clerk, 120 Abbot.
Green E, acct, 168 Woodw ave.
Green John, (dying,) 121 Fort.
Green Edward, col, school teach, 128 Fort E.
Green And J, saloon keeper, moving fh)nk
66 Woodbridge W
Green B & Bro, livery, 196 G River.
Green B, groc, 168 Woodw ave.
Greening &, Blome, 16 Monroe ave.
Greening Peter, lab, 667 River.
Greening & Blome, dry goods, hats, caps
&c, 16. Monroe ave.
Greenhow James, col, whitewasher, 291
Macomb.
Greenfield F, finisher, St Clair near Fort.
Greenwald Henry, cigar maker, 79 Fort £.
Greenslade & Sturman, Shades saloon, 4d
Shelby.
Greenwood John, G Riv, near Orchard.
Greenslade G^- John, 49 Shelby,
Akd Adybbtising Gazettbeb.
175
Greenmaller Adam, tailor, Oalhonn.
Greassor John, lab, 107 Maple.
Green Geo, 174 Fifth.
Greer Waiiam, groc, 105 Atwater E.
Greery C, moulder, 181 Plum.
Gregor C, moulder, 131 Plum.
Gregor Bumhart, finisher, 409 Franklin.
Gregor Arthur, artist and comedian, b Geo.
D Johnson.
GREGORT JOHN C, veterinary surgeon,
19 State St, near the Capitol School, r 46
Orleans. See advertisement page 78.
Greem John, lab, 169 High.
Gremm Fred, blacksmith, 187 Macomb.
Grenville Daniel, wagon maker, 61 Wayne.
Grenrille , b N Hart.
Grenyille Sarah A, teacher, Famsworth.
Gresbeck Fred, watcmaker, 72 Jeff ave/
Grepps Charles, carpenter, 98 Maple.
Grettenburger Fred, wagon maker, South
near G Riv.
Greuber Geo, lab, 12 Silver.
Greul Chas, musician, 189 High.
Greuel John, brickmaker, office 97 Mich
are W, cor Cass.
Greusel Nicholas, sen, 210 Lafayette E.
Greusel , acct with John Greusel.
Greylin M, laborer, 886 Croghan.
Grevlin Britton, plasterer, 811 G Riv.
Grevlm S, laborer, rear 845 Lafayette E.
Grerels Henry, carp, 40 Napoleon.
Grevels Hermon, painter, 40 Napoleon.
Grex Anthony, salesman, 296 Macomb.
Grex George, blacksmith, 296 Macomb.
Grex John, shoemaker, 296 Macomb.
Greyerman Thos, om driver, b R R Hotel.
Gries C, shoemaker, 297 Woodw ave.
Griener Fred, carp, 269 Macomb.
Grieshopper Bnrchard, gold pen maker 841
CongE.
Griessmger Louis, 178 Russell.
Grinegar Frank, lab with Peter Fischer.
Griffin Wm P, 86 Gratiot.
Griffin Michael, carp, 208 Fifth, moving to
Trowbridge.
Griffin Florence, lab, 24 Michigan ave W.
Griffin James, lab, 38 Rowland.
Griffin widow, 808 Croghan.
Griffin John, printer, Fre^ Press office, b 81
Jeff ave.
Griffin D, lab, Crawford near Mary.
Griffin Thomas, salesman w Alonzo Rolfe.
Griffin Mrs Bridget, 201 Seventh.
Griffin Matilda, tailoress, 808 Croorhan.
Griffin William, col, porter, 192 Cong. E.
Griffin John S, cabinet maker, 88 G Riv.—
Same address on Seventh near Buena
Vista.
Griffith William Y, salesman, L F Barter, r
61 Lamed W.
Griffith James, telegraph operator, b 74
Howaad,
Griftith B F, carp. Hack's Hotel, 169 Lamed
Griffith Alfred, chairmaker, 8 Harriet and
266 Randolph.
Griffith , cabinet maker, moving to G
Riv near Eighth.
GRIGGS S & CO, manuf and dealers at w4i
and retail in sofas, furniture, Aks, 161 Jaff
ave. See advertisement fHige 71.
GRIGGS STEPHEN, G A Co., 60 Cong W.
Griggs L D & H C, sewing machines, 146
Jeff ave.
Griggs Louis D, b Mich Exchange.
Griggs Henry C, b Mich Exchange.
Grills James, carp, 166 Second.
Grills Thomas, carp, 164 Second.
Grimes John, sen, col, lab, 27 Fort S.
Grimes John, Jun, col, lab, 27 Fort E.
Grimes John, 175 Beaubien.
Grimes Nelly, 175 Beaubien.
Grindley James, machinist, 189 Abbot.
Grindley D, drayman, cor Lafontaine and
Lindon.
Gringle Caspar, groc, 400 Beaubien.
Grist WUliam, dairyman, 289 Brush.
Griswold A £, employment office, 88 Griaw.
Griswold Cynthia L, wid of Aaron, 28 GRir.
Grober John, carp, 166 High.
Grober Chas, carp, 165 High.
Grober Frederick, carp, 166 High.
GroU John, 10 Jay.
Groff C S, b Biddle House.
GROFF C S, agent Dayton and Mich R R,
office at Mich Sou and N I R R office, foot
of Brash.
Grogan Peter, coal teamster, 8 164 Cherry.
Groghan Laurence, lab, 43 Franklin.
Grogan William, sailor, 16 Wash ave.
Gros P, shoemaker, Gratiot.
Groflstick John, lab, 240 Clinton, same ad-
dress 26 Eighth.
Gross Wm, tailor, 881 Beaubien.
Grossans Frederick, lab, Detroit near De-
quindre.
Grotheyn E, lab, 128 Seventh.
GROVER A BAKER'S sewing machine
agency, Fisher building, Campus Martina.
Grout J R, copper smelting works, Spring-
wells.
Grow Henry, bricklayer, 61 High.
Gruber Aloes, 2 Jay. •
Gruber Michael, musician, 2 Jay.
Gmbar Henry Henry, carp, 24 Fort.
Gruner Peter, shoemaker. 191 Croghan.
Grammett Thomas, lab, 97 Atwatar E.
Grummond G, painter, Trowb. near R R
Grummond Geo, sailor, 18 Baker.
Grummet F, lab, 316 Mich ave W.
Grammet Thomas, at Luke Nolan's.
Grammond Miss Eli2a, 120 Howard.
Cknnors H, 70 Jeff ave.
Grunow Hermon, cigars and tobacco, 70 Jeff
ave.
Gruonbler E W, wagon maker, &c 177
Gratiot.
176
Johnston's Dbteoit City Dikbctoby,
Gryham Edwin, merchant, 262 Jeff are.
Gnantherodt Fred, tailor, 242 Groghan.
Chienthner Peter, grocer, 188 Rivard.
Qnenan John, groc, 207 Gratiot.
Gnbbins Pat, sailor, 110 Woodb £.
Gnbby C, tinamith, 162 Woodb W and 78
Fort E.
Gniney Mary, wid of Bei\|amia, 28 Rowland.
Goiney D, lab. 221 Sixth.
Guile John, blacksmith, 186 Clinton.
GUINEVAN T, groc, 74 Elizabeth W.
Gnenon John C, salesman w Campbell d^Linn.
Gombleton Thomas, lab, 160 Abbott.
Gnmprecht William, book binder, 112 Laf £.
Gnmenakee C, grocery, Riopelle and Cherry.
GUNN dt LOCKE, dry goods jobbers and
dealers, 96 Woodw aye. See advertisement,
Gnnn C K, dry goods mer, b Russell House.
Gunn Geo B, G dt Locke, 96 Woodw ave.
Gnnn Moses, M I) and surgeon, office and
res 342 Jeff ave.
Gnlte Goltieib, carp, 297 Riopelle.
Gulte Chas, matchebmaker, 297 Riopelle.
Gulte Anthony, matchmaker, 297 Riopelle.
Gully S, print and pub, 68 State near
Wash ave.
Gunner James, smith, 61 Croghan.
Gunning Albert, 102 Mich ave W.
Gunning James A,, city police, 179 Brush.
Gunning 4t Blodgett, detec officerSi cor
Griswold and Lamed.
Gunning Alfred, groc and fhiit, 109 Midi
ave W.
Gunning Alexander, drayman, 410 Franklin.
Gnnnmg Wm H, butch and dror, Fort cor
Fifth.
Gunning Mrs Wm, 108 Labrosse.
Guntle Oonrad, lab, Wilkins near Hastings.
Gunther P, clerk, post office.
Gunther Jacob, printer. Advertiser office.
Guoyet Joseph, w Wm Gale.
Gumell Thomas, carriage trim, 128 .Hast.
Guruans Frank, groc, 606 Gratiot.
Guthrie John, stonecutter, 162 Croghan.
Guthrie John, carp, 282 BruBh.
Guinea Benjamin, tinsmith w Wm Sales.
Guiney Timothy B, musician, 88 Rowland.
Guiney B, groc, 221 Sizth.
Gtty Hugh, clerk, 82 Farrar.
Gyt Frank, engineor, Dubois.
^ [Namea In Cap Letten charced tl.OO
AdTerUaers in eiie Dlreetorj not eliars-
edf and Uielr names are inTarlably
printed In display letters wlien tbelr
oards are recelred in time*]
Haach John V, painter, 61 Croghan.
Haas Andrew, boiler maker, Franklin nbore
Walker.
Haas Andrew, boiler maker, 176 High.
Haas John B, savryer, 241 Thompson.
Haas William, shoemaker, 179 Catherine.
Haas Charles, tailor, Muilei, cor Rivard.
Haas Mr, carp, Mullet cor Rivard.
Haase William, homo physician, Waterloo.
Haase Chas, tailor, Waterloo.
Haat Jacob, lab, Beaubien, north end.
Habst Chas, tanner. Whitney near Fort.
Haddermann David, gardener, north end
Rail Road.
Hadderman David, barber, 109 Laf £.
Hack Mrs Margaret, Hack's Hotel, 169
Lamed E. (
Hackney John, malster w F £ Phelps, at
29 Bates.
Hacket Catherine, wid of James, alley off
Park, near Mich ave.
Haddington John, carp, 161 Beaubien,
Haddow John, groc, 100 Mich ave W.
HADDOCK RAY, commercial editor Detroit
Daily Tribune, r Thompson north of Mich
ave.
Haddow John, groc, 190 Mich ave W. ,
Haeir, shoemaker, 232 Fort E.
Haertel Joseph, harness maker, 66 Gratiot.
Haeser Jacob, lab. Fort, 10th Ward.
Hagadom A M, gunmaker, r 71 Columbia E.
Hageman Anthony, builder, 269 Gratiot.
Hager Henry, cabinet maker, b J P Long.
Hager Chas, wagon maker, 284 Mullet.
Hager Geo, shoemak, 114 and 116 Franklin.
Hagerty D, lab, 417 Fort W.
Hagerty Michael, eng, St Aubm.
Hagerty P, lab, 165 Orchard.
Hagerty Jeremiah, shoemaker, 68 Abbot.
Haggerty James, saloon, 899 Atwater cor
Deqniedre.
Hagan Patrick, lab, 168 Elizabeth E.
Hagadon Fred, carp, 218 Laf £.
Haghn Amand, barkeeper, w Fred Behr.
Haghn Lewis, carp, 210 Mullet.
Hagginmussel John, lab, 161 High.
Hahn Johana, midwife, 108 Laf £.
Hahn Louis, umbrella maker, 108 Laf E.
Hahn Amandus, r Peter Dequindre.
Hahn William, marble worker, 108 Laf £.
Haigh Henry, druggist, 264 Jeff ave, r 229
Lamed £.
Haischer A, Or, painter, 160 Gratiot. Same
address at 168 same.
Haisel Caspar, shoemaker, C C Tyler, r 84
Catherine.
Halaran James, lab, 174 Porter.
HALE WM, atty and couns, Russell House.
Hale Wm, jr, Russell House.
Hale Eugene, elk, b 49 Wayne.
Hale £ A, b Bates St Coffee House.
Hale Catherine, 11 Cong £.
Hale R, saloon, 66 Mich ave £.
Haley Wm, groc, 826 Mich ave W.
Hales Nathan, col, lab, 14 Macomb. Same
address 170 Clinton.
Haley Edwd, overseer, 814 Franklin.
And Advebtising Gazstteeb.
177
Haley James, col, barber, 11 Griawold.
Haley John J, caulker, 266 Fort E.
Haley John, 826 Michigan ave W.
Haly Pat, 826 Mich ave W.
HALL RICHARD H, brick manuf, office 76
Mich ave W, r 868 Jeff ave. See adver-
tiaement pa^e 170,
Hall Lydia, saloon, 26 Beaubien.
Hall B 6l Co, leather dealer, 11 Woodb E.
Hall John C, H & Co, r 266 Randolph.
EkW Burgess, B, HaU & Co, r 72 Miami ave.
Hall Theron S, brakeman, 297 Seventh.
Hall Tho, brakeman, 127 Second.
Hall Wm, watchmaker and jew, 137 Jeff ave,
r 78 Farrar. Same address at 99 Eliz E.
Hall 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 address at 76 Macomb.
Hall Louisa, wid of Jas, col, 172 Hastings.
HaU John, blacking manuf, 146 Antoine.
Hall,Robt, teamster, 61 Duffield.
HaU widow Annie, col, 121 Fort E.
HALL THEO D, general agent Grand Trunk
Railway, b RusseU House.
Hall Elvira, dressmaker, 86 Fort E.
Hall Alanson, farmer, 85 Fort E.
HaU T J, carp, 81 Montcalm.
HaU H, painter, 86 Columbia W.
Hall R W, liquors, 39 Georges.
HaU H, merchant, 10 Sproat.
HaU Henry M, bricklayer, 99 RusseU.
Hall Patrick, shoemaker, 170 Fifth,
Hall Henry, shoemaker, 116 Fort E.
Hall Pat B, shoemaker, Clinton near Rivard,
HaU , elk, 40 Macomb ave.
HaU J W, shipping master, office 89 Adams
ave W. Same address 62 same.
Hall Wm, Jeweby pedler, 103 Labrosse.
Hall Geo, taUor, 219 Randolph.
HaU, Samuel, taUor, 219 Randolph.
HaU Mrs Sarah, 98 Wash ave.
HaU , 67 Jones.
HaU Wm A, machinist, w A A Wilder.
HALL MRS CHAS, moved to 27 Cong W.
HaU Edmund, atty and couns, office 4
Rotunda, r 56 Adams ave E.
HaU T P, cashier State Bank, b Rus House.
HALL CHARLES EDWARD, tobacco and
cigars, 75 Griswold. See advertiaemmt p 91.
Hallam D, groc, 811 Woodw ave.
HaUand J, lab, 124 Porter.
HaUahan D, drayman, 105 Labrosse.
HaUar Ambrose, salesman, 23 Hastings.
Haley Nicholas, hib, 156 Franklin.
Hally Thos, col taxes 8th ward, 171 Porter.
HaUy James, lab, 171 Porter.
Haller Michael, WUlet & H, 1 Porter. .
Hallers John, carp, 254, LafE.
HaUey P, Jackson 6l Wileys, 171 Porter.
Halley JM, shoemaker, 171 Porter.
HaUock Horace, mer clothier, 168 Jeff ave,
r 460 Jeff ave.
T"
HaUock H R, accountant w Horace HaUock.
HaUock Francis, 460 Jeff ave.
HaUoran T, groc, 150 Porter.
Halloran Patrick, carp, 252 Fifth. '
Halpin Martin, furrier, 158 First.
Halpin Thomas, teamster, w F B Sibley.
Hal^y Henry, teamster, 116 Fort E.
Hals ted Chas, glass blower, b 55 Mich ave E.
Hambaum F, shoemaker, 281 Woodw ave.
HambeU Adolph, lab, Macomb, 10th ward.
Bamberger John F, cooper, 109 Thompson.
Hamburg Harry, tailor, 260 Laf E.
Hamilton John, lab, 89 Sixth.
Hamilton John, lab, Antoine near Atwater.
Hamilton John, seaman, 96 Franklin.
Hamilton Jolm, tailor, 141 Third.
HamUton James Finlay, acct w Gujr F Hinch-
man.
Hamilton John, warehouseman, C FitsBim-
mons 6l Co.
Hamilton James, coachman, w A Ladue.
' Hammer Fred, tailor, 44 Catherine.
Hammet , clerk, 458 River.
HamUton Palmer, 105 Mich ave W.
Hamlin Chas R, 286 Randolph.
Hamm M M, assistant editor Detroit Free
Press.
Hammer Frederick, taUor, CUnton near
RiopeUe.
Hamming M, carp, Campau, Springwells.
Hammond Geo H, butcher, 117 Thhrd, r
112 Third.
Hammond J M, salesman, Freedman A Bro,
r 163 Fifth.
Hammond James M, law elk, r 89 Lamed W.
HAMMOND SERENO C, Detroit brewery,
moving to 48 Park Place.
Hammond John, sailmaker, 286 Catherine.
Hammond Geo, 128 Jones.
Hammond John, butcher, 72 Jones.
Eamley John, buUder, 84 Palmer.
Hamlin Alex, carp, 8 Clinton.
Hamlin Chas R, stage driver, John R and
Grass, near Adams ave E.
Hamlin Levi R, ship carp w John Stuplnsky.
Hanay Bridget, wid. 839 Mullet.
Hank Fred, lab, Cherry and RiopeUe.
Hanks Thomas, groc, 17 G River.
Hanck PhiUp, porter, 75 Woodw ave.
Hank Henry, carp, Fourth near the Holden
Road.
Hank Anthon, lab, Waterloo, 10th ward
near Dequindre.
Hancock H, tobacco and cigars, 214 Jeff
ave.
Hancock Geo, acct, 247 Mich ave W.
Handcock Geo, elk, 138 Cong E.
Handcock Hewlett, saloon, 214 Jeff ave, r
70 Beaubien.
Hancock A J, saloon, 16 Monroe ave.
Hand Qeo E, atty and couns, office 162 Jeff
ave, b Rus House.
Hand widow Mary, 80 Abbot.
Hanford Wm, taUor, 5 Whitney.
178
Johnston's Detroit Crrr Dirbctory,
HaDifen John, lab, 58 Orchard.
Hanford James W, merch, 38 Adams aye W.
Hanford John, farmer, Brush farm.
Hanley- John, teamster, b James Henry.
Hanley John, lab, 186 Abbot.
Hanley Peter, lab, 61 Mich are W.
Hanley John, tailor, Brewster.
Hanley Geo, plasterer, 19 John R.
Hanmer John, 40 Cass.
Hanmer Lewis C, acct w Wm C Duncan.
Hanmer Chas H, physician, r 40 Cass, office
208 Jeff ave.
Hanrahan Thomas, 188 Sixth. •
Hanrahan Timothy, carp, 161 Beech, moTing
to Swan Creek, Huron township.
Hanratty James, lab. 111 Franklin.
Hanratty Pat, lab, 86 Woodb W.
Hanratty Laurence, lab, 86 Woodb W.
Hanratty James, lab, 214 Fifth.
Hansehnan Geo, clothes cleaner,6 Lamed E.
Hanscomb Erwin D W, law student, r 218
Cong E.
Hanscomb Mrs Alfred, 218 Cong E.
Hanscomb Miss Jane, r 829 Jeff ave.
Hansin Jacob, lime burner, 97 Maple,
Hansenmen Geo, lab, cor Lafontaine and
MyrUe.
Hanson H, 91 Bak^r.
Hansenstein Goddart, tailor, 802 Atwater E.
Hansing Mathias, ragman, 179 Adams ave E.
HMiSing Henry, beU hanger and locksmith,
67 Lamed E, r Baker.
Bansmann Martin, shoemaker, 86 Catherine.
Hangman Martin, intelligence office, 68
Catherine.
Hansman John, freight agent M C R R
■V Depot.
Hannan Margaret, wid of Patrick, 108 Ant.
Hannan Wm, painter, 62 Montcalm.
Hann Geo, furrier, shop and res 167 Jeff ave.
Hanna Frs, butcher, 169 Macomb.
Hanna & Co, tobacconists, 112 Woodw ave.
Hanna Wm, salesman w Hanna & Co.
Hanna widow Mary, Hanna & Co, 46 Laf W.
Hanna John, lab, Jeff ave, 10th ward.
Hannimann John P, butcher. 46 and 50
Fort E.
Hannifen Jeremiah, pedler, 28 Hastings.
Hannifin Jeremiah, lab, alley off Third, bet
Porter and Abbot,
Hannifen Chas, sailor, b Mrs Duryea.
Hannifen John, lab, 197 Fort E.
Hannigan John, printer, 18 Franklin.
Hanning Ernest, butcher, 144 Croghan.
Hanvey John, carp, 126 Porter.
Harbard Edwd, col, whitewasher, 81 Mullet.
Harbard Wesley, col, drayman, 88 Mullet.
HARBAUGH DAVID E, Wayne Co Pros
Atty, Backus & H, office Masonic Hall, r
479 Jeff ave.
Harbaugh Lewis D, 479 Jeff ave.
Harbaugh David B, 479 Jeff ave.
Harbaugh Wm A, 479 Jeff ave.
Harbor Nicholas, carp, 275 Brush.
Harce Eliza, tailoress, 22 Mechanic.
Harden Rudolph, shoemaker. St Aubin,
10th ward.
Harden Isaac, col, eating house, 67 Laf E.
Hardeman Francis, carp, Cherry E.
Hardman L D, salesman w Forsyth & Co.
Hardy widow, washwoman, 61 Mich ave W.
Hare John, steam sawyer, Marquette.
Hargrave Richard, machinist, 298 Franklin.
Hargrave Geo, mechanic, 88 Trowbridge.
Hardie Wm, pressman, Detroit Tribune of-
fice,
Hardie Geo, plaster miller, Oswego saloon,
74 Atwater E.
Hardie Albert, w Geo Hardie.
Hardie Wm, printer, 77 Adams ave W.
Harding Wm H, Mich Oil Co, r 2dQ Cong B.
Harding H, lab, 92 Labrosse.
Harding Wm, brewer, 280 La&yette.
Harding Basil, stair builder, Joseph near
reservoir.
Hardman John, house mover, 16 Laf E.
Hardman Mary, wid of Robert, 16 Laf B.
Hardy Samuel, passenger agent, b Harrison
House.
Hare Rosanna, wid, 814 Lafiiyette E.
Hardt Philip, pedler, 189 Croghan.
Harion Wm, furniture, 9 Mich ave E.
HaVford Chas, carp, 166 Fort E.
Harker H, col, whitewasher, 40 Clinton.
Harkins Mrs Chas, 169 Abbot.
Harmon Frederick, butcher, 262 Mullet.
Harmon John, lab, Waterloo, 10th ward.
Harmon John, lab, north end Prospect.
Harmann John, saloon, 76 Woodb E.
Harmon John, marble worker, 174 Adams
ave E.
Harmon Geo, salesman, 187 Catharine.
Harmon Anthony, lab, 194 Fort E.
HARMON JOHN H, Mich Oil Company,
Union Block, Jeff ave, r 2 Aspinall Terrace,
Macomb ave.
Harney, Thos, tailor, 99 Beaubien.
Hameng John, tailor, Whiting near Mich
ave.
Haroden Wm J, watchman, 637 Pine.
Hamish widow Dorothy, 160 Russell.
Hamishy Frederick, cig maker, 88 Russell.
Hamishy Otto, tobacconist, 83 Russell.
Hamish Fred, cig maker, 188 Croghan.
Hamish Maria, wid Frederick, 84 Russell.
Hamish Louis, basket maker, 83 Russell.
Harold Peter, carp, 840 Beaubien.
HARPER WALTER, (Hai-per's hospital,) r
Mrs Anne Martin, Woodw ave.
HiLrper John L, acct w Wm A Butler.
Harper James, Eureka saloon, cor Jeff ave
and First.
Harper Hezekiah, col, Methodist minister,
40 Clinton.
Harper John, painter, b G Riv House.
Harpst Mr, shoemaker, 424 Croghan.
And Advbbtising Oazettsbr.
179
Hairing F, saloon, 607 Jeff aye.
Harringson Denis, People's Store, r Clifford
near Woodw ave.
Harrington Mrs, vest maker, Waverly Block.
Harrington Matthew, t^ operator, D & M
R R Depot.
Harrington Wm, sailor, 272 Fifth.
Harrington Denis, car inspec, 258 Brash.
Same address 66 Jones.
Harrington James 0, salesman, Johnson &
Bams.
Harrington John C, copperman Detroit brew-
ery, r 61 First.
Harrington Daniel, machinist, 818 Laf E.
Harrington John, lab. 121 G Riv.
Harrington John, rigger, 61 First.
Harrington Marg, wid, 897 Cong E.
Harrington Benjamin, b Mary O'Dell.
Harrold Peter, carp, 284 Antoine.
Harris J E, carpet tacks mannf, 126 Fort E.
Harris Amasa, salesman w E T Harris.
Harris Beiy, col, sailor, 246 Orleans.
Harris John, machinist, 262 Lafayette E.
Harris Merritt L, 140 Lamed E.
HARRIS, BEV G W, ed Mich Christian
Herald, r 122 Howard.
Harris widow, washwoman, 61 Mich ave.
Harris John, jeweler, 191 Jeff ave, r 182
Griswold.
Harris G I*, receiver live stock M C B R,
Sinclair near R R.
Harris H D, condnctoi^, 60 Madison ave.
Harris Wm, col, plasterer, 181 Macomb.
Harris , col, cook, 27 Laf E.
Harris Mrs S M, dressmaker, 43 Fort E.
Harris F H, acct, 60 Madison ave.
Harris Fred, w N P Stewart.
Harris Fred, watchmaker and jeweler, 191
Jeff ave.
Harris Chas, mail carrier, b 201 Atwater E.
Harris John, ship carp, b 309 Atwater E.
Harris Edwd T, import and deal liquors, 16
Mich ave E, r 61 Brush. Same address
at 16 Lewis.
Harris, Merritt L, groc, 16 Franklin. Same
address at 16 Lewis. .
Harrison Edwd, engineer, 24 Lewis.
Harrison Thomas, 6 Park.
Harrison Joseph, Came's brewery, r Fir«t ;
see also 6 Park.
Harrison Qreen C, col, blacksmith, 285
Catherine.
Harrison Thos J, baker, 14- Macomb ave.
Harrison John, carp, 119 Wayne.
Harrison Rev, col, north end Antoine.
Harryman Albert, mariner, 181 Howard.
Harsha Wm, printer, 89 Lamed W.
Harsha Walter 8, w Wm Harsha.
Hart H & Co, wines and liquors,' 109
Jeff ave.
Hart Noah, N H & Sons, r 91 Rivard.
HART DBWITT, city collec, r 898 Cong E.
Hart Welcome W, lime, building materials,
228 Atwater E, r 91 Rivard.
Hart Roger, salesman w Patk Barry.
Hartgen John, carp, Beaubien near Wilkins^
Hart Richard, pattern maker, 149 Porter.
Hart Alex, bricklayer, 65 Fifth.
Hart Abraham, men clotl^er, 196 Jeff ave.
Hartenstein Pens, shoemaker. 103 Laf E.
Hartens James, lab. Wing near Henry.
Harter W C, col, barber. Mich ave neaf toll
gate.
HARTER L F & Co, impor and deal teas.
coffees and spices, 69 Woodw ave, r 180
Cong W. See advertUement inside front
covet",
Harting Peter, painter, 800 Macomb.
Hartman Wm, wagon maker, 269 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.
Hartmeyer Sophia, teacher, Fort St colored
School.
Hartmeyer L, butcher, stall No -1 city hall
market.
Hartmeyer Christian, butcher, 142 and 144
Antoine.
Hartell Louis, tanner, 60 Fort E.
Hartley Wm, bricklayer, 42 Fort E.
Hartley Geo, stonecutter, rear Franklin.
Hartley Wm, speculator, Wing and Henry.
HartiganPat, lab, 170 Fifth.
Hartman Philip, lab 64 Jeff ave.
Hartman M, blacksmith, 411 Fort W. .
Hartman John, blacksmith, 168 Porter.
Hartnell John W, w Henry Stephens, r 88
Lamed E.
Hartnell Timothy, lab, rear 113 Porter.
Hartung Chas, brewer, cor Laf and Russell.
Hartung Wm, lab, 262 Fort E.
Hartwell Thos H, atty and couns, office base*
ment Mich Ins Bank, cor Jeff ave and
Griswold, r 79 Cong E, b Russell House.
Harty James, lab, Lafontaine near Mich ave,
Harty Michael, lab, Lafontaine near Mich
ave.
Harty John, lab, Lafontaine near Mich ave.
Harvev Alex, brass founder, 178 Lamed
West.
Harvey James, sailing master, 44 Henry.
Harvey John M, machinist, 104 Rivard.
Harvie, James, b h 16 Randolph.
Harvie Edwd W, w James flarvie.
Harvie John M, machinist, 222 Brosh.
Harvey Andw, brass founder, 123 Woodb W,
Harvey Andw, machinist, Clinton, 10th ward.
Harz Edwd, vamisher, 183 Laf E.
Harzok Augustus, Clinton, 10th ward.
Haas John B, sawyer, 241 Thompson.
Has Geo, lab, Bronson.
Has Amirana, lab, 33 Marion
Haskins L, captain steamboat Ariel.
Haslam Geo, machinist, 63 Fort E.
Haslip Bei\j, carp, 61 Franklin.
180
JoHNcrroN's Detboit Cmr DntscroBT,
Hastings £ P, 218 Coin;: £.
Hastings Chas, phy, office and r, 80 Laf W.
Hastings Pat, warehouseman, r 28 First.
Hasty Thos, shoemaker, 28 Beacon.
Hassman Jacoh, 254 Woodbridge.
Hasselbaen & Co, butchers, 79 Cong E.
Hasselbach Philip, butcher and groc, 98
Gratiot. Same address 79 Cong £.
Hasselbach Geo H 6l Co, 98 Gratiot. Same
address 79 Cong E.
Hassett Jahn, porter, Garrison House.
Haswei Mary, widow, 865 Fort lOth ward.
Hatch Geo, trunk maker, Haydendb Baldwin.
Hatch Joseph C, w G C Jones, r 81 Laf W.
Same address at 86 Laf W.
HATCH JOSEPH, baker and city flour in-
spector, 186 Woodw ave. See advt p 92.
Hatchen Frank, groom w Chris. Morass.
Hatcher J, gardener, 326 Laf W, moving to
Hewlett Farm, Holden Farm.
Hathaway J C, w C M Welch.
Hatmaker Christoph, 27 Silver.
fiatUe Christian, constable 7th ward, 221
Macomb.
Hatzenbuhler Jacob, groc, 257 Jeff ave.
Hatzenbuhler John, salesman, 255 Franklin.
Haus Joseph, stonecutter, north near Deq.
Hau Wolfgang, carp, 87 Chesnut.
Hanft Jolm, stonecutter, north end Bussell.
Hanson E, fireman, b Bagg's Hotel.
Hauser , shoemaker, not home, Mullet.
Hauser Chas, shoemaker, C Tyler &. Co. r
18 Mullet.
Havermann Christian, cab mak, 116 ]ffigh.
Havens Wm, salesman, b 49 Wayne, w B W
Hombeck & Co.
Haver John, lab, Antoine.
Haverty Pat, drayman, 40 Seventh.
Hawes , clerk, b Bagg*s Hotel.
Hawes John, stonecutter, 139 Macomb.
Hawkins, Thos, lab, 887 Franklin.
Hawkins Edwd, lab, Franklin.
Hawkins Jabe, Jeff ave above iron works.
Hawkins P, brewej, 60 Seventh.
Hawkins John, tinsmith, 296 Fifth.
Hawkley Ben, col, whitewash, 177 Hastings.
Hawkins Daniel, lab, 413 Franklin.
Hawkins A Kennedy, tin and coppersmiths,
59 Mich ave W.
Hawkins J, 568 Jeff ave.
Hawkin Carl, brewer, moving to Kansas.
Hawks Francis, salesman Freedman 6l Bros,
r 60 Jones.
Hawke Francis, salesman Bellows.
Hawksley Joseph, carp, 283 Fifth.
Hawka Frank, ash pedler, Deqnlndre and
Chesnut.
Hawley Joseph, acct, b Franklin House.
Hawley Richd, dealer in malt and hops, 48
Bates.
Hawley James, col, barber, 11 Griswold.
Hawley Eiyah, Jr, late Judge of Probate, r
46 Wash ave.
Hawley Morton H, elk b Btindbury's HoteL
Hawley E H, slater, b Howard House.
Haworth Wm, r David Cooper.
Haymarket, the Mich ave, below Third.
Hayden &, Baldwin, saddlery hardware, &c,
81 Woodw ave.
Hayden P H, groc, 294 Mich ave W.
Hays John E, tailor, 119 Jones.
HATES JOSIAH D, gen agt and cash G T
B Way, office Mich C B B Depot foot of
Third, r 484 Fort W.
Hayes John, tailor, 240 Lamed E.
Hayes Henry, coachman w James Nail.
Hayes Morris, lab, rear 210 Franklin.
Hayes John, lab, rear 210 Franklin.
Hayes Pat, lab, 82 Abbot.
Hayes James, lab, 259 Sixth.
Hayes Wm, lab, 201 Howard.
Hayes Wm, sailor, b S Stillwill.
Hayes John, tailor, 48 Henry.
Hayes John, shoemaker, 149 Second.
Hayes Michael, lab, aUey off Third bet For-
terand Abbot.
Hayes Michael, mason, HI Maple.
Hayes John, lab, alley off Third bet Porter
and Abbot.
Hayes Pat, lab, alley off Third bet Porter
and Abbot.
Hayes John, lab, near cor Marcy and Fifth.
Hayes John, lab, Lafontaine near Mich ave.
Haynes Edward, Monroe ave No 54.
Haynes John C, engineer, b James Duck.
Haywood James, Bailway agent, b 129
Woodw ave.
Haywood James, Milwaukee Exchange.
Haywood Thomas J, groc, 83 Cong E.
Haywood Thomas J, groc, r 76 Beaubien.
Hazlehough H, lab. Fort near Whitney.
Hazotte John, clerk, 865 Fort E.
Headon H, glikzier, 109 Bivard.
Healey James, eng, b 47 Howard.
Healey John, lab, 176 Laf £.
Healey Nicholas, lab, 149 Fort E.
Healey Cornelius, lab, 174 Fifth.
Healey Thomas, produce merch, 122 Park,
north.
Healey P W, flour and feed, 12 and 14 Mich
ave W, r Thos Healey.
Healey Owen, farmer, 77 Abbot.
Healey Patrick, lab, 54 G Biver.
Headley John' 175 Second.
Heath Spencer D, baggage master, r'162
Fourth.
Heath J C, glove manuA-, 142 Woodw ave, r
155 Cass. . Same address at 8 State, but
moving.
Hearding Wm H, civ eng U S Lake Sorv, r
148 Cong W. Same address at 184, same.
Hearlihy Pat, lab, 97 Atwater £.
Hearlihy Maurice, lab, b David Gratney.
Heam Edwd, liq mer, b Milwaukee Exch.
Heams Thomas, sailor, b 20 Atwater £.
Heajse Wm, butcher, 174 CUnton.
And ADYXBTismQ Gazetteeb.'
181
Heath 8 D, 162 Fourth.
Hebbard A, H A^ Parrish, groc, 156 Woodw
ave.
Heeard G B, ins agt, 70 Griswold.
Hebbe Augustus, cooper, 167 Beacon.
Hebden Geo C, atty w Sylvester Lamed.
Heebensteck John, groc, Riopelle and Crog.
Hechtner Sl Adderly, groc, 167 Gratiot.
Hechtner J G, groc, 167 Gratiot.
Hechtner John J, groc, 88 Russell.
Heck Jacob, groc, 260 Rivard, cor Gratiot.
Heck Henry, carp, 248 Russell.
Heck John, butcher, 260 Rivard cor Gratiot.
Heckmman John, gardener. Beaubien,
Springwells.
Heck John, groc, 288 Gratiot.
Heddington John, carp, 195 Franklin.
Hedstrom Mrs £, 61 Adams ave W, moving
to 18 Henry.
Heese John, lab, 280 Russell.
Heese John jr, brewer, 280 Russell.
Heegley Rev A, 269 Lamed £.
Hefi^or John, woodsawyer, 46 Harriet.
Heeck John, calico printer and dyer, 190
Gratiot.
Helher Sarah, tailoress, 181 Adams ave E
Heffemon Rosalie, alley, rear F Gies.
Hefferen Pat, lab, 270 Mich ave W.
Hefih>n John, bank exch saloon, 50 Woodw
ave.
Heget Louis, teamster Miller's brewery.
Hei Auguatns, shoemaket, 80 Russell.
Heilman Maurice, soap maker w W W Davis,
Hennike G, tobacconist, 28 Fort F.
res National ave.
Heinike Ghas, cigar manufr, 80 Fort £.
Heineman Emil S, mer clothier, Russell
House, Woodw ave.
Heinzmann John, European Hotel, 76
Woodb W.
Heide John, gardener, 114 Macomb.
Heighton Geo, cab maker, 289 Laf E.
Heissloin Leopold, salesman Freedman A
Bros.
Heisslein Simon, salesman Freedi^an& Bros.
Heith Charlotte, wid, 77 Croghan.
Heinney Jacob, lab, 256 Croghan.
Heidzman Fred, lab, Cherry.
Heidt Lewis, 19 Mechanic.
Heig F, lab, 187 Thompson.
Help Geo, carp, 819 Clinton.
Helkel Jacob, 46 Marion.
Heiney, shoemaker, 74 Mullet.
Heislein Simon, salesman Freedman Sl Bros.
Heldebrand John, shoemaker, Riopelle near
Gratiot.
Helder John, saloon, cor Russell and Crogh.
Heller John, carp, 270 Beaubien.
Helderscheid Peter, butcher, r 176 Rivard.
Heldt Lonhardt, bricklayer, 158 Macomb.
Heldt Louis, shoemaker, 140 Macomb.
Helferich F, ship carp, Gouin.
HelfWm,lab, 211 Sixth.
Hellings Wm, w Fred Rolshoven.
Hellings Peter, carp, 151 Adams ave E.
Hellstem Haver, beer hall, 817 Gratiot,
Hellenstem Xavier, famier, Gratiot above
toll gate. I
Heller John, lager beer, 221 Croghan.
Helhnund Andraw, stonecutter, b 802 At-
water E.
Helm Wm. upholsterer, 157 Croghan.
Helwick Wm, pedler, 208, 205 Macomb.
Heman C, Brooks & Adam's mill^ r Whiting
near Fort.
Hembogen John, carp, 191 Clinton.
Hembel Chas, salesman, l21 Leverett.
Hemely John, carp, 125 Mich ave W.
Hemmel John, 872 Seventh.
Henderson Young, lab, cor Shelby and
LafW.
Henderson John, shoemaker, 112 Adama
ave £.
Henderson Wm, pastry cook, 854 Thompson.
Henderson H C, salesman, b Finney's Hotel.
Hendricks Peter, carp, 268 Macomb.
Hendrickson Jacob, produce mer, 57 Adams
ave W.
Henderson Henry, lab, 181 High.
Henderson J D, machinist, 820 Jeff ave.
Same address 274 Cong E.
Henderson Elias, col, lab, 86 Mullet.
Henderson John, clerk, steamboat Pearl, 78
Montcalm.
HENDERSON Sl CO, mer Uilors and drap-
ers, 163 Jeff ave. See advertisement^ p 169.
HENDERSON WILLIAM, H & Co, mer
tailor and draper, 217 Jeff ave. See ad-
vertisement page
HENDERSON WILLIAM, mer toilor and
draper, r 382 Woodb W.
Henderson Wm, salesman w S Freedman &
Bros.
Henderson H, mer tailor and draper, Jeff
ave.
Henderson Thos, carp, 210 Cong E.
Henderson John, shoemaker, w Stewart di
Patterson.
Henderson Michael, contractor, Fremont.
Henderson George, blacksmith with £ P
Johness.
Henderson Davis, physician, 170 LafW.
Henderson Wm, bar maker, b R R Exch.
Hendrie Ernest, shoemaker, 112 St Law-
rence.
Henrion Joseph, cigar maker, Orleans.
Henrich Theodore, basket mak, 287 Clintonw
Henrichder John, wagon maker, Alexander,
on R Road.
Hendlin Nicholas, watchmaker, b M Schu-
macher.
Hendrickson & Co, pro and com, 71 At-
water £.
Hendrie Geo, cartage and for agent, G W &
D 6l Mil R Ways, office foot Brush.
Hengstebeck J, groc, 256 Croghan.
182
Johitsion'b Detroit Citt Dibbotobt,
Hennison Geo, groc, Fort and Riyard.
Henman Chas, boots and shoes, 44| Iffoodw
ave, moving to 170 Third.
Hennes 6l Huber, groc, 91 Idacomb.
Hennes Louis, groc, 94 Macomb.
Henessey Rev Jas, secretary to Bishop Le-
fevre.
Hennessey James, salesman T H Armstrong,
r 268 Gong £.
Hennnssey Timothy, lab, 33 Labrosse.
Hennessey- Comelid, huckster, 158 Beau-
bien.
Hennessy James, 24 Centre.
Henkel Peter, groc and pro dl, 47 and 49
Mich aye £,r 106 Randolph.
Henk Peter, carp, 214 Antoine.
Henrion Margaret, widow of Bei^, Orleans.
Henrion Nicholas, cutter, w H Hallock, r
129 RiYard.
Henrion Geo, groc, 198 Fort E.
Hennings John, cutter, 56 Mich ave E.
Henninger Chas, carp, 108 Macomb.
Henshaw Henry H, bfakeman, 91 Atwater £.
Henson Joseph, saddler w Hayden A Baldw^
r 112 Farmer.
Henser John, carp, b 67 Atwater E.
Henris Hermon, tobacconist, 275 Clinton.
Henris Jacob, carp, 275 Clinton.
Henrich Wm, carp weav, 100 Russell.
Hengel Henry, woodsawyer,. 252 Mullet
Hennaert Bev Peter, Vic Qen Detroit, r
Bp Lefevre.
Henning 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, groc, Fort and Rivard.
Henry D T, top eng lake survey office,
Wayne near Congress.
HENRY JAMES, wood insp, foreman steam
Are engine "Lafayette," r Third near
Cong.
Henry Robert, groc, 80 Seventh.
Henry Wm, 162 Lamed W.
Henry Mrs Charlotte F, 111 Cong E.
Henry John, drayman, Ann near Seventh.
Henry Adam, drayman, Ann near Seventh.
Henry Wm A, printer, Whiting near Fort.
Henry Nicholas, saloon, 22 Mich ave W.
Henry John, col, barber, 361 Laf E.
Henry Wm, waiter, Howard House.
Henry Robert, groc, 367 Orleans.
Henry Wm. lab, 99 Russell.
Henry Ernest, shoemaker, Clinton near Du-
bois.
Henren John, carp, 99 Jay.
Hensdale E C, atty, office w Walker &
Russell.
Hensler Henry, cab maker, 179 Macomb.
Hensien J P, tinsmith, Pearl and Prospect.
Hensien John, farmer, 169 Prospect.
Henson G W T, boatmaker, 407 G River.
Henson John, porter, RusseU House.
Hentz Mr, furrier, b Mrs Jones.
Hepburn James, auctioneer, 40 Woodw are
and 73 Beaubien*
Heppy John, lab, Dequindre and Chesnut.
Herbette Francis, carp, 251 Croghan.
Herbette Francis, jr, pri;iter Tribune office,
251 Croghan.
Herbette Victor, printer, 251 Croghan.
Herberger Max, milkman, North near De-
quindre.
Herbst Lewis, baker, 188 Lafayette £.
Herbst Matthias, trader, 179 Clinton.
Herbst Wm, tailor, 129 Lafayette £.
Herbst Wm, taijor, 202 Gratiot.
Herbst Chas, tanner, 182 Trowbridge.
Herger Frederick, tailor, 150 Franklin.
Hermann John,^ Christian Brother, cor Ab-
toine and Croghan.
Hermon John, marble worker, 114 MuQet.
Herrick SYR, jeweler w J H Allison.
Herrick Oliver, carp, 108 Oak, moving, in-
quire at Platner's, cor 7th and Mich ave.
Herig Jo]^, sign and or painter, 165 Riop.
Heron Geo, carriage owner, 87 Jeff ave.
Herring Fred, saloon, 607 Jeff ave.
Herrings patent champion safes office, 45
Griswold.
Herring H, baker, Croghan and Antoine.
Herriman John G, salesman w Geo Niles.
Hersch Adam, butcher, 240 Congress.
Herscfaman Fanny, milnr, 224 Jeff ave. Same
address Fisher's Block, Campus Martina.
Herschman Lewid, millinery, 224 Jeff ave, r
261 Beaubien.
Herschman Cath, widow, 87 Catherine.
Herschback Godfrey, lab, RusselL
Herschmein Martin, lab, Division.
Hersch John, carriage blk smith, 120 Fort £.
Herz John, shoemaker, 83 Prospect.
Herz Theodore, carp, 116 Clinton.
Herzog Hermann, druggist, 122 Randolph.
Herzog Augustus, Clinton, 10th ward.
Hersch Anthony, melodeon maker, 88 Fort £ .
Hesmess Augustus, lab, 426 Laf £.
Hess Francis, cigar manufr, moved to cor
Lafayette and Rivard.
Hess Andrew, painter, 11 Mechanic.
Hesse Francis, cigar maker, 34 Beaubien.
Same address at 191 Laf £.
Hess Wm, porter, central depot, r 16 Clay.
Hesselbacher Oswald, confectioner, 228 Jeff
ave.
Hess Albert, woodsawyer, Brewster near
Hastings.
Hessline Leopold, salesman, 84 Lamed £.
Hess John, ashes pedler, Lasalle ave.
Hess Geo, with Peter Hess.
Hess 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.
And Advbbtisino Gazeitebb.
183
Hetzer Hannon, mason, 164 Mallet.
Hetts Valentine, har mak, b Peter Oassman.
Hetcher Conrad, tailor, Riopelle at Railroad.
Heaser Joseph, brewer. 2 Maple, moying be-
yond city limits on Gratiot.
Heustan Lewis, col, lab, 86 Mullet.
Heustorr Franci8,«macbini8t, 90 BusseU.
Henstiss Mrs widow, 815 Seventh.
Henstis Joseph, trader, 816 Seventh.
Henstis Chas, with Joseph Henstis.
Henston John, porter, 148 Croghan.
Henffinan John,8eryt w James J Campau.
Heuser Chas, shoemaker, 128 Mullet.
Hewitt John A, 224 Croghan.
Hewitt Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, 270
Cong E.
Hewitt E, acct Mich Ins Bk, r 54 High.
Heyen Hermon, salesman w E S Heineman.
Heyerman Chas F, U S land agt, office Fed-
eral Building, r 273 Cong E.
Heyerman Oscar F, w C F Heyerman.
Heywood T J, prov, groc, 88 Cong E.
Heyd &, Weber, boots and shoes, 51 Mich
ave E.
Heyzer €teo, lab, 28 Lawrence.
Hibbard Mrs Sarah, r 95 Fort W,
Hibbard Alvah, groc, 44 Cong W.
Hibbard F M, acct w D M Richardson.
Hibbard Daniel, carp, Antoine.
Hibbard Rev D, b Howard House.
Hibercom Henry, carp, 421 Beaubien.
HICKEY Rev M, Presid Elder Meth Episc
Ch, Det Conf, r John R foot of Farmer,
Hickey John, 245 Sixth.
Hickey Wm, lab, rear 185 Fort E.
Hickey Lawrence, blksmith, 184 Cong E.
Hickey & Bro, horse shoers, 81 Atwater E.
Hickey Mrs Wm, near cor Fifth and Arch.
Hickey Pat B, porter J & J Porter.
Hickey Nicholas, lab, 141 Q River.
Hickey Daniel, blacksmith, 89 Franklin.
Hickey Pat, blacksmith, 172 Cass.
Hickey Laurence, blacksmith, 89 Franklin.
Hickey Laurence w Rob't Fox.
Hickey David, horse shoer, 188 Franklin.
Hickey Timothy, lab, 671 Mich ave W.
Hickey Michael, saloon, 151 Atwater E.
Hickey Maurice, lab, 130 Lamed W.
Hickman widow, col, 62 Clinton.
Hickman J, confectioner, 61 Henry.
Hickman Joseph, w C Pelgrim.
Hickmott Alfred, ship caulker, St Clair near
Fort.
Hichtner John, groc, Russell and Lafayette.
Hickmott Alfred, ship caulker, 708 River.
Hickmott Mary, 708 River.
Hickmott Hubert, sailor, 708 River.
Hickstead Elizab, hairbraider, 165 Fort E,
Hieneka Fred, lab, 172 Macomb.
Hiebler David, lab, Wilkins near Antoine.
Hied John, lab, Scott near Rail Road.
Higby &> Steams, phar drugj^ists, 173 Jeflf
ave, 60 Wood ave, and Russell House,
Higby Lewis E, H & Steams, 226 Woodb.
Higby Geo W, ship carp, 190 Franklin,
Higby John C, mer tailor, r 128 Wayne.
Higby John C, Jr, w J C Higby, Sr.
Highby R W, farmer, Gratiot above toll gate.
Higgins Hiram L, salesman L L Famsworth,
r Elizabeth E.
Higgias Chas, col, Dickinson's farm N of
G River.
Higgins Pat, pedler, 10 Antoine.
Higgins, Thos, groc, 184 Mich ave W^
Higgins Joseph C, mariner, b Mrs Jennings,
Higgins Jane, widow of Justin, 299 Bmah.
Higgins , salesman, 8 Clinton.
Higgins Chas, groc and prov, Park and
Columbia.
Higgins Hiram, salesman, 17 Madison ave.
Higgins widow P C, groc, 40 and 42 Colom-
bia W.
Higgins Joseph, carp, 89 Labrosse.
HIGHAM ROBERT, civil eng, 483 Jeff ave.
HIGHWOOD CARLOS, artist, r 840 Cong E,
studio Firemen's Hall. See advertitmn&nL
HIGLET Rev Mr, pastor Luth Trin Evan
Oh, 255 Lamed E.
Hilbert John, lab, Watson.
Hlld Mary, widow, 195 Clinton.
Hildebrand John, lab, 179 Mullet.
Hildebrand Joachim, lab, 184 Croghan.
Hilderscheit Peter, butcher, 202 Fort E.
Hilderscheit Peter, drover, Orleans.
HILDRETH JOSEPH S, physician and oo«
culist, 70 Laf, cor Cass.
Hilme Wm, upholsterer, 201 Croghan.
Hillier Edward G, cab maker, 67 Fort E.
Hilsendegan John, saloon, 206 Randolph.
Hilsendegan Voldien, groc, 896 Gratiot.
Hilsendegan John, saloon, 240 Rivard.
Hilsendegan Thos, draym. 182 Lafayette E.
Hill James, saloon, Atwater cor Dequindra.
Hill Chas, steamboat steward, b Levi Dings,
Hill Samuel B, eng, 125 Second.
Hill Wm, lab, Labtosse aUey Seventh-
Hill Nazareth, ' pro Milwaukee Exch, cor
Beaubien and Atwater.
Hill James, mechanic, 223 Howard.
Hill Henry, bar tender, D & M R jWay sa-
loon, 80 and 82 Atwater E.
Hill W E, b Mich Exch.
Hill , machinist, 91 Lamed E.
Hill -* — , machinist, 49 Wayne.
Hill Jacob, saloon, 7 Atwater.
Hill Jacob, butcher, 358 Laf E.
Hill Jacob, butcher, 279 Fort E.
Hill Jane, wid, dressmaker, 71 Fort E. Same
address 214 Griswold,
Hill John, lab, Clinton, 10th ward.
Hill S, 32.5 Sixth.
Hill Mrs, dressmaker, 90 Lamed W.
Hill W R, Notary Public, 196 Woodw ave.
Hill Stephen, Woodward ave, Zh miles out.
Hill Susan, 218 Cong £.
184
Johkston's DBrrEOiT City Dikectoby.
Hill John, eng, 825 Sixth.
Hill Roduey D, attorney, 646 Jeff aye.
Hill D, paioter, 68 Baker.
Hill F J, hair dresser, 95 Baker.
Hill P, machinist, 68 Baker,
Hillam Geo W, retail groc, Woodw ave and
Montcalm.
Hills David, miller, 78 Miami ave.
Hildebrand Frank, lab, 208 Woodb W.
Hiller Nicholas, salesman, 59 Beaubien.
Hiller J George, shoemaker, 169 Fort E.
Hiller Wm, carp, 199 Second.
HilUer £ G, lab, 357 Lafayette E.
Hilson John, lumberer, b 85 Atwater £.
Hilson Michael, lab, 110 Woodbridge E.
Hillier G, miner, 110 Elizabeth £.
Hillier Margaret, widow, 110 Elizabeth £.
Hilton William, carpenter, 5 Charles.
Himas Peter, lab. Congress 10th Ward.
Hinchin William, shoemaker, 279 Mullet.
Hinchliffe Joshua, shoemaker, w Henry
Brown.
Hinchey Patrick, drayman, Bronson.
HINCHMAN JOSEPH B, plaster mill, office
Atwater near D db M R R Depot, r 59
Lamed W.
Hinchman Guy F, ship chandler, r Fort and
Griswold.
Hinchman T and J, wholesale druggists and
grocers, 120 Jefferson avenue.
Hinchman Theo H, (T & J H) r 77 Fort w.
Hinchman James A, (T & J H) r 231 Fort
west.
Hinchman Guy F, grocer and ship chandler,
foot Woodw ave.
Hinchman Mrs C, 59 Lamed w.
Hinege Fred, shoemaker, High 10th Ward.
Hinds Jay. blacksmith, b 16 Randolph.
Hines Daniel, with wid D Hines.
Hines Mary widow of Daniel, 104 Plum.
Hines William, w Mrs widow Hines.
Hines Edward, lab, 38 Bronson.
Hinman A B, salesman, Ransom Gardner, r
71 Congress w.
Hinma(h Mrs, b Howard house.
Hinsdale David M, prov mer, 63 Adams ave,
W.
Hinsdale David, 48 Macomb ave.
Hinsdale Fred, lab, Mullet 10th Ward.
Hinsdale Edwin C, Counsellor, office ,3 Wa-
terman Block, cor Woodw ave & Lamed,
r 143 Fifth.
Hinsdale H, b h, 42 Fort E.
Hintz E, cutter, T H Armstrong & Co.
Hinton Richard, col, musician, 66 Croghan.
Hipp Geo, carpentet, b 16 Randolph.
Hischman Lewis.
HirschmanMorris, salesman, w E & B Schloss,
r 52 Wayne.
Hittel Samuel, Watches and Jewelry, 155 Jeff
ave, r 84 Park.
Hitchcock Aaron, pat rights, r 150 Lamed w.
office foot First.
Hittenger John, blacksmith, 284 High.
Hoagland L, hatter, 20 Sproat.
Hoag Henry, porter, R R Exchange.
Hoban Ellen, 26 Madison ave.
Hoban Denis, night watch, 36 Lafayette w.
Hoban James F, printer, 86 Lafayette w.
Hobert John, hodman, 28lLawrence.
Hobert John, woodsawyer, Antoine.
Hobart William, sailmaker, 108 Fifth.
Hobert Christopher, cabinet maker, w H
Weber, r 117 Clinton.
Hoch Philip J, baker, 166 Fort E.
Hochgrafe William, carpenter, 219 Macomb.
Hochstadt Jacob, butcher, 151 Mich ave w,
r. 165 Second.
Hock Sebastian, shoemaker, Brewster.
Hock Jacob, tinner, 179 Thompson.
Hocking widow, Mary, 128 Wayne.
Hodge John L, accountant, 419 Beaubien.
Hodge Sam F, mechanical engineer, r 118
Second, office foot First.
Hodge Greenbury H, cold, paper hanger, 69
Croghan.
Hodges J P, captain steamer Whitney
Hodgetts Eliza, widow of Edward, 104 Fort
East.
Hodgetts George, 104 Fort E.
HODGKIN JOHN W, mer clothier, hats,
caps and furs, Commer Hall 128, Woodw
ave cor Campus Martins, r 48 George. See
advertiiement poffs 187.
Hodge John Lennox, civil engineer, 419
Beaubien.
Hodgetts John W, turner shop, 75 Congress
East.
Hodgetts John, tinner, 75 Gratiot.
Hodsdy H H, snuff and cigars, 60 Gratiot.
Hodson Thomas Steele, engineer 109Howard
Hodgson Henry H, cigars and tobacco, 60
Griswold, r 15 Winder.
Hoek Joseph, pedler, Bronson.
Hoek Joseph, grocer, 92 Lafayette £.
Hoek Henry, with Joseph Hoek.
Hoek Lewis, lab, Watson.
Hoeis F, tanner, 401 Seventh.
Hof Bartley, lab, Bronson.
Hofferaiann Joseph, lab, Detroit, at Rail
Road.
Hoff Valentine, carpenter, 113 Prospect.
Hoffe Fred, lab, 107 Macomb.
Hoff Charles, baker, 185 Hastings.
Hoffer F, tin and copper smith, 380 Wood-
bridge W.
Hoffinan George W, ^tna Insurance Comp,
Merrill Block, r 16 Winder.
Hofftnan George B, with G W Hoffinan.
Hoffinan Adam, lab, 243 Mullet.
Hoffman William, uphol, 128 Croghan, same
275 Woodward ave.
Hofihian John, lab, 176 High.
Hoffher John (Hoffher dt McBride), sail-
makers, foot of Bates, r 211 Second.
Hoffher John, sailmaker, 211 Second.
And Adtbbtising Gazettbsb. 185
JAMES SHBARER,
Architect and Master Builder,
SHOP ON WOODBRIDGE STREET,
BBTWBBV BBAUBISir AND ASTOUnB,
fiesidenee. Woodward Avenoe, Park Lot No 30 near Toll Gate, Detroit
Plam and SpecifUaHons for Buildings and FriwUe Residences prepaired on short noUes.
^wi>^. sm:ith.
WHOLESALE AMD BXTAIL
STEAMBOATS, PROPEI^LERS AIVD TES8EI.S
HAMS. 'SO'B&GJ&S, B&GBJk&m,
All lO kiids if tlw doicttt Ida if tk 8eiK%
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES AITD WITH ICSB.
M Oorn*r J'ffftntm at*, ami Krtt Sintk
186
Johnston's Detboit City Dibeotoby,
REAL EST ATE! REAL ESTATE!
JOHN" "W". JOHISrSTOISr,
Asks the world of outsiders and insiders to come, bay and locate on his Lots, and thereby
secure a home, and plant their own *' vines and fig trees," — 15 years to pay, — $10 only Cash
down, — 10,000 Lots S9ld and to sell. Detroit, it must be remembered, will most likely, in
1867, have a population of 150,000 inhabitants.
Corner Lamed and Bates Streets,
Water Bates are Payable Quarterly in Advance.
QUARTERS COMMENCE
THE FIRST OF JULY, OCTOBER, JAN'Y AND APRIL.
t^ If not Paid in those Months 5 per Gent will be added. ,^
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS:
ED^rCJNTD -A.. BRUSEL I>residoiit.
ALBZANDBBD. FBASBB, WILLIAX B. BOTBSi J. D. MOBTOB, J. V. BUBHLB.
B. E. BOBEBTS, SecreUuy.
Shifts! Sliiris!! »!!!
Qentlemen In want of this article will aaye moDey
by calliDg at
D. T. BARBETT'S
Shirt Manufactory!
AHD
msm jrnm m
No 115 Jefferson Ave, cor Wayne St
BETBOrr, MICH.,
W here ii kept on hand one of the best eaortments of
SmiftTS tnAt oan be seen in this or any other mar-
ket, for FIT, MAKB OR QUALITY. My shirts are all of mj
own mannfactnre, and purchasers will find them as re-
presented. I challenge competition ftom any Quarter.
^ Orders ftt>m the country, accompanied with oau or re-
- feranoe in ]>etroit| promptly attended ta
A^D Adtbbtistko Gazbtbeb.
187
Ha 123 Woodward ayoi oor. Campiu MartinB.
joHi^^wTHoBaKiisr,
X>£LALZjEXt ZXT
I
CLOTHING, TRUNKS, UMBRELUS, FURS
Oil ClotUiiff, Travellnff Ba^s, Tallseft, Gents' FumislUBK €UM»4a»
CHIIiDRKNfS SUITSy RUBBBR GOODS, Ac., 4t€.,
Cloths, Casdmeres and Vestmgs made to Order in the most PaihionaUe StjlSi
AS3 BTBRT OABMBITT WABBAVTBD TO PLBA81.
^^ ALSO, DEALER IN HATS & CAPS, GLOVES & MITTENS, ^
^B% Fan, Buffalo Rob«s, Cattes, Sue,, *«• 4^
W. C. DUNCAN,
Kanufketiuwr of
PBEMIOI STUM ILES.
Porter and Brown Stont
BBEWEBY A MALT HOUSB,
1S6, 188 and 190, Woodbridge St, Wei^
Opposite Mloh. O. B. B. Depot,
DETROIT, - llD€mOAlf%
iT. J3. Orders from City or Ckmntry jproi
attended to. Cask paid for Barley,
^^^^^^^
TO BREWERS AND DISTILLERS i
I wcmid eay. that having greatly enlarged my fl^
oUlUes for MaLtlng, I am now prepared to foxiUali
Hops and Malt of eaperlor qualitiea, In large or
■mall <iiiantitiea, at the Lowest Market Prioea. j
Orders firom Dealers or Housekeepers in fhtdtj
or country, promptly filled.
<<3 CtO,
COMMISSION MEROHj^ISTT^
Dealers «t TFlialeBala aiadl Retsdl Im
GROCERIES, WINES, SYRUPS,
BBANDIES AND OTHER IJQUOBS,
JV)». tl J mt h iw em Jl9e* IfVsi,
DETROIT, - - - - MIOHia-AN,
188
JOHNBTOH'S DsTBOrr CiTT DlBBCTOBY,
LIVERPOOL PACKETS
TAPSCOTrS^LINE.
X Line of London Packets.
BEniTTAIfCES TO IBEI.AIID, *C.
TAPSCOTT'S LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING:
8HIPB.
CAPT8. Tm
WILUAM TAP800TT,.BnL. SKOO
8H1P8.
CAPT8.Tiw|
stoips.
CAPT8. Ttei.
DRSADNOUGnr 8AMnBL8...?800 8IA FLOWER te«w)..TATLOE ....2800
"•" RL.LANB Bktbr.
VltTOBYt. AniBWo.^
MIDDLFSeX PAfMVLBB
BRALD I8LB. rouiiBH..26nOM4MARANACK(new).ru8Biiio...9nooi
BN J. BOTD Thomas.. 2?608HAMRO'^k: Doamb 20001
1VJAMIN ADAMS.... CHA8l....20no|rON81 EI LATION Muiui«B,.25'0 I .
BION WiLUAiiB.i960,WF8T FOINT Allw 2600 CITY OP BROOKLTN.Mitobbu.. .MIO
[JDBHWRITBR. Robbbt8..2260'BSCORT KmT lOOOtNlEW SHIP. SOQO
ARE ALL WELL AND FAYORABLT KNOWN IN THE TRADE. An> m CiPTAnra pbotixbisl fob .thvib kivd at-
nanoB to PAisiBOtBS. Tbe ihlps uO w^^kly with »reay>on'^tai»1Hy, •nd penn*** wiphfnpt to rep«* for tr^end*. was
Mlv on Iheir comlnc Biiooa mt ready. IT NOT BRING NECE8SART TO WAIT FOR THE CAPTAINS OR AGKNIV
LETTER. It to with great uulfcfBc tlon that «t are enable d to refer to the Tuit dqdc tn eonreytd kr this Ltne lor op
warda of twenty years paat, as proof of the adraatages It iKMsesaea In erery particnUr.
X LINE OF LOITDON FACEETS,
COMPRISE THE FOLLOWING:
aAMPTON
BT EVANS..
CAPTADtB. Tons
...TiMKVB 9600
JAXQAHBT' EVANS. .'.'..V.WABm
flOTORIA Qhampiob •....200O
CAPTAIIVS.
DANIEL WEBSTER Spbmobb.
DEVONSHIRE Lo d
AMAZON HoTBT
AMaRIOAN EAGLE Moobb
Tnu.
•d,ar
JL EVERT TEN DATS: they were anbnlltfo^tbb Line, with a view to the OOMFORTABLB ACCQMMODA*
--.N OF PASSENGEBS. Those wishing to send for their ftiendi rwn a^ail themrelTcs of Uie opportanlty rrvp rfller
•d. and have them t ro«*9ht ont in one of the ab< to Mar«11l«>^ t SMp*. all of whioh are fnmbhed with ttrwhat.
SOPFIJES OF PROVISIONS, and which are senred om KEADT COOKED.
•tf Skarui rhyHcian U aitached to emth Ship.
ersoPB In the COUNTRY who wfvh to visit EUROPE wovld do wetl to SECURE THEIR PAP8AGE bcfiire tker
^ 3 their bfimsf ither ^y Letter d'recf, or thrrngh onr Agents. They will thus sTold the dengrr of laUteg Into
iha hands of RUNNERS, when they anrlveln New York, and oan go on board Ship hnmedlately on arrlT;|l.
Wr THROUGH TICKETS Issued, if required, firom LIVERPOOL or LONDON, to anyptft of
if UNITED STATES or CANADA, on the VKBY BEST TERMa jei
Wlft«tt P«TC«Bfl leMt for decline eomlmry the MONBT IS AIiWATB RBFITHDIBD, oa
produeiaff the Certlfleaie and Receipt.
To England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
^- - --— _ — -,tted throoghns. 'Wit boatLosi'. ^^^^ gvarrsnt^ to those wlshteg
to r«i»lt_Moi>ey to their fdends. We slUl lane Drafts, PAYABLE ON DEMAND, in all the principal towns of the
The MILLIONS OF DOLLARS transmitted through t
_ T«i»lt MoDey to ^ .-«—..-
Uisited Klogdcnx
TIm Bubieriben oontfnne to forward Pgneoffera bj B AIIBOAD to all parti of the UVITED STATS8
and CANADA, af tho Lowest Fo6gible Batti.
Persons io tihe coontry, wishlor to remit moDey, orsf nd for tbelr fk>lf nds, by ercloflng ns the smoonf th^y wish
lent w1«h the Name and Addrea of the Person to R-<*elv»' it— or. J f for p»»8egr, ibt Namer. Agf>f sod Proper Addrers
of th? Purtles to be sent for— the nroe»sary CKRTIFICA^ E or DRAFT will be prr mrlly foi warded to the ran tea for
whom it is intended, or retomed,to the paity paying the Money, with the Reotlpt for the same, as they may desire.
AppUeanU/or informaiian wiU pUa$e enclose a post qffiee etamp to enture a prompt reply. Forjkirtker parUeu-
laro apply to
TAPSOOTT & CO., 86 South St, New York, or to
O. C. THOnPSON A Co., Bankers,
mWTOBKiJuimrj.ua. Detroit, Sfiob.
And "ABYXBTisiifo Gazbttsbb.
189
HoAier A> McBride, MilmakeTB, foot Bates.
Hoffman Peter, mason, 280 Fifth.
Hoffman Abraham, cooper, b Chas Lota.
Hoifinan Fred, carpenter, 66 Harriet.
Hoffbian Adolphiu, trader, 287 Beanbien.
Hoflfaian William, mason, 280 Fifth.
Hofifaum P, Fifth near Grand Riyer.
Hofiman Peter, shoemaker, 110 Ghesnnt.
Hoffman J, Lion Hotel, cor Woodbridge and
Seventh.
Hoffbian Frederick, carpenter, 159 Orleans.
Hofftaian Jacob, Ub, Fort 10th Ward.
Hoflfaian Jacob, engineer, 96 Ghesnnt.
Hofifaieyer watchman, Rossell Honse
HOOAN MICHAEL A, bnilder and machin-
ist, comer Brush and Woodbridge. See
odteerUstmmt pog$ 96.
Hogan John, blacksmith, 189 Franklin.
Hogan M A, carpenter, 274 Franklin,
moving.
Hogm John, blacksmith, 22 Hastings.
Hogan Michael F, drayman, 102 Beech.
Hogan Margaret, widow of William, Saloon,
86 Woodbridge W.
Hogan Daaiel, lab, 86 Woodbridge W.
Hogan Michael, storeman, 188 Randolph.
Hogan Daniel, lab, 188 Congress £.
Hogan M, laborer, 222 Thompson.
Hogan P, lab, 220 Thompson.
Hogan James, lab, AUey bet Grand Rlrer ^
Jones.
Hogan Daniel, shoemaker, 178 Fifth.
Hogan Pat, lab, 18 Marion.
Hogan John, lab, 18 Marion.
Hogan Michael, grocer, 198 Congress.
HOGARTH WILLIAM, the Revd. pastor
Jefferson are, Presb Chorch, r889Jeff'
ave.
Hogg James, gardener, Gratiot, above St
Aubin.
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 6l Bishop, law office, 6 and 7 Ro-
tunda, Griswold.
Holbrook 812 Randolph.
Holden Levi S, agent A S Barnes & Burr,
w Putnam Smith dt Co, r 26 Laff'E.
Holden John, lab, 266 Franklin.
Holden Sbnon, lab, b Milwaukee Exchange.
Holderhead Anthon, scalemaker, 162 Mullet,
shop 56 CUnton.
Holdridge Ira C, patent rights, 297 Lamed
East.
Holihan James, grocer, 208 Congress E.
Holihan Thomas, trader, r 161 Second.
Holland Richard, plasterer, Davison.
Holland William, gardener, w F B Phelps.
Holler John, sailor, 90 Maple.
Holler Nicholas, porter, 259 Jeff* ave.
Holler Henry, musician, 129 Lafihyette B.
HoUeran Michael, carpenter, 89 Sixth.
Holian J P, physician, 28 Lamed W.
Holler John, tinsmith, 28 Monroe ave.
Holler Henry, musician, 145 Fort E.
Hollon John, lab, cor Abbot and Seventh.
Hollow Peter, pedler, 129 Macomb.
HoUow William, watchman, Labrosse,
Thompson.
HOLLOW AT db CO, Flagging, Stone SUli 4b
Caps, dbc., foot Shelby. See idmiinmm
cnpage 68.
HOLLOWAT WILLIAM, r 109 Leverett
HoUoway Mrs M A, 26 State.
Hollywood J N, phy, office 106 Woodward
ave, r Georges.
HoUys, sewing machines agency, 188J«ff
ave, up stairs.
Holmes N, b Michigan Exchange.
Holmes Neaas, lab, 104 Napoleon.
Holmes Richmond, accountant, 101 AdaoM
aveE.
Holmes Powell H, b Mrs Alvord.
Hohnes R, clerk, w K C Barker & Oo.
Holmes David, cigar maker, cor Ann and
Sixth.
Holmes, George, carpenter, 824 Fifth.
Holmes Silas M, merchant. 111 Fort W.
Holmes Jabesh, 128 Congress E.
Holmes Richmond, w S S Barnard.
Hohnes William, 22 Centre.
HOLMES ROBERT, Hardware, Grates, te.
117 Jeffbrsonave, r 102 Washington ava.
8e$ advertiiemmt.
Holmes Mrs, John B, 23 John R.
Holmes widow, Sophia, 261 Franklin.
Holmes L,. sailor, 16 Columbia W.
Holmes Daniel, blacksmith, b 164 Lamed W.
try 86 Front.
Holstein John, saloon, 91 Fort E.
Holton J W, patent rights agent, 111 Jeff
ave.
Holton Thomas, cold, waiter, 61 Lafkyetto
East.
Hoist John, tailor, 818 Antoine.
Holthoefer Caspar, salesman, w Campbell 4b
Linn.
HolthoBfer Joseph, tanner, 244 RiopeUe.
Homan Fred, mason, 87 maple.
Hombolt Henry, Uilor, 260 Laff E.
Homer Benedict, engineer, 857 Macomb,
Hommal Michael, carp, 226 Third.
Hommel Jacob, grocer and baker, 94QfV
tiot.
Hommal George, 145 Third.
Hommal George, cooper, 126 Croghaa.
Hommel P, shoemaker, Labrosse near
Eighth.
Honnoback Peter, fitrmer, 227 Croghaa.
Hontoon Ransom, sash maker, ^7 Qraad
River.
Hoofknan A, lab, 801 Lafayette W.
190
Johnbtok'b Dbteoit Crrr Dibecptort,
Hood J (Graves db Co.)} 11 Woodward aye,
moTing.
Hooftneyer William, tailor, Aim near Sixth.
Hook Aagustus, lock maker, 112 CroghaiL
Hoolan Johii^ shoemaker, cor La Salle and
Linden.
Hooley William, laborer, 59 Franklin.
Hoose George, grocer, Orleans near Atwater
Hoops Henry, batcher, Orleans and Lamed.
Hoops Henry, cabinet maker, 191 Lafayette
' £» same address at 131 Laf £.
.Hooper G W, grocer, 149 Mich are W, r 848
Mich are W.
Hooper Jane, widow of John, 276 Fifth.
HooTer Denis, colored, barber, 153 Beaubien
H<H^ns Mark, pattern maker, 893 Lamed £
Hopkin William, carriage maker, 110 Park
(north).
Hopkin Robert, grocer, 114 Park, cor Mont-
calm.
Hopkin Mark, finisher, b N Hart.
H<^kin Robert, Or painter, 91 Columbia W.
Hopkins William, carriage maker, corFarmer
and John B.
Hopkins Geo, cigar maker, 258 Jeff aye.
.Hopkins Wm S, r 58 Beaubien.
Hopkins John, bartender, 44 Mich ave £.
Hopkins b Noah Hart,
Hopkin Thomas, carp, 252 Congress £,
Hopkin John, car builder, 252 Congress £.
Hopkins Bernard, shoemaker, 154 Abbot.
Hopkins William, salesman, 40 Michigan ave
West.
Hopkinson John, carp, 67 £ Fort.
Hopper William H, express messenger, 170
• Congress W.
Hopper G C, conductor, 11 Seventh.
Hopper J S, clerk, 11 Seventh.
Hopper James, clerk, 229 Lafayette W.
Hopson Nicholas, blacksmith, 66 Gratiot.
Hopson Richard, lumber mer, 62 Gratiot.
Hopson Nicholas, carp, 128 Catherine.
Hopson William, blacksmith, 250 Beaubien.
Bofan Pat, lab, b 12 Beaubien.
Boran Pat, lab, rear 118 Porter.
H<H*an Mr, 816 Grand River.
Bonm Maurice, blacksmith, 140 Third.
Boran M, b 130 Lamed W.
Borne Ignatz, carp, £lm.
BORN£ JOHN, proprietor, Shakespeare sal,
42 db 44, Lamed W, we advertiaemmtp 88.
Bome John M, w John Home.
Borne Richard, drayman, 180 Congress £.
.HORNB£CK B W & CO, Auc & Com, 118
Woodward ave. See advertiaement.
Bombeck B W, r 118 Woodw ave.
Bombeck Jacob, salesman, Gunn &l Locke,
r227Croghan.
Bom F, wagonmaker, near cor Mich ave db
Seventh.
Bom B L, clerk, 174 Woodw ave.
Bombg Andrew, butcher, 866 Grand River
Bofrigan Michael, servant, 115 Fort W.
Horrigan Thomas, saloon and bowling alley,
19 Griswold.
Horrigan John, lab, 61 Cheny.
Horrigan Michael, lab, 15 Griswold.
Horrigan Jane, widow of David, dressmaker,
174 Congress £.
Horshenner Seymour, lab Russell.
Horsley John, malster, Congress betw 6th &
7th.
Horswill John M, painter, 90 Rivard.
Horton J Dempster, atUnmey, 12 Rotunda
Building, r Bagg.
Horton Thos, printer, 55 Mich ave £.
Horville N, lab, seventh near Irving.
Hosfleld, clerk, 26 Lewis.
HOSIE ROB£RT, Campbell, Linn ft. Co, 08
and 95 Woodw ave, r 184 Fifth.
Hosie James, pattem maker, 135 Fifth.
Hosmer John, (school inspector) freight agt
M C R R, r 55 Second.
Hosmer G F, salesman, with C M Welch.
Hosmer George, saloon keeper, 60 Columbia
£ast.
Hospital the Harper, site of, Woodw ave £,
side near Tollgate.
Hospital St Marys, 29 Clinton.
Hospital The Marine, Jeff ave above Elm-
wood.
Houghton William, grocer, 818 Grand River.
HOUGHTON JACOB, Jr, Sup A Eng Det
Water Works, office cor Bates & Lamed,
moved to Houghton, Houghton Co, Lake
Superior.
Houghton William, ^produce dealer, comer
Grand River Sl Sixth.
Houghton Jacob, lab, 41 Lawrence.
Hough James, trunk maker, w W Y Rum-
ney.
Houser Joseph, butcher, 148 Antolne.
House Levi, plain and or painter, 168Lamed
£. f
Houston John G, 10 Catherine.
Houston A N, 64 Abbot.
House Levi, house ft or piunter, 54Michig8&
ave£.
Housam Joseph, saddler, with Hayden and
Baldwin, r 24 Henry.
Houser Joseph, news dealer, 265 Gratiot.
Hovey Edmund S, grocer, 88 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 M (Jerome
Howard ft Swift), office Carlyle house, r
25 Rowland.
Howard ft Mandell, law office, cor Jeff ave
and Griswold.
HOWARD JACOB M, late Attorney General,
198 Lamed £.
Howard Electus B, account, E Orr, b Joshua
Howard.
And Adyxbtisino GAZjerrsEE.
191
Howmrd Ohas D, janitor masomc ball, r 60
Larned W.
Howard Timothy, salesman, 146 Abbot.
Howard Timothy, lab, alley oflf Third betw
Porter & Abbot.
Howard Alexis, barber, 244 Clinton. Same
address 249.
Howard Joshua, 109 First.
Howard Joshua D, 109 First.
HOWARD ORIN S, office 86WaTerly Block,
T 106 Howard.
Howard Enoch, exchange banker, Third and
Woodbridge, b (Harrison honse.
Howard R, laborer, 129 Plum, removing to
Jackson.
Howard- Peter, sailmaker, 252 Fifth.
Howard Oeorge, lab, 84 Lawrence.
Howard Mrs, Joshua, wash woman, SOOMich
aye W.
Howe Oeorge W, Livery stabl, keep 26 Law-
rence, near Griswold, r 96 Lamed W.
Howe Stephen, Stage driver, r 96 Lamed W.
Howe Peter, salesman, 7^ Congress £.
Howe William B, bookseller, 192 Jeff ave.
Howe Stephen, butcher, comer Shelby and
Lamed.
Howe Russell, salesman, r 132 Franklin.
Howe A, Co, intelligence office, 106 Woodw
ave.
Howe Tracy, accountant, b Baggs hotel.
Howell Albert, tel operator. Grand Trank
Railway, office foot Third.
Hower Peter, lab, 282 Clinton*
Howes Bez\jamin, mariner, 76 Abbot.
Howk Philip, porter, 264 Laf £.
Hewlett Samuel, with E. Doyle A, Co, r Hoi-
den Road.
Howlett Robert, butcher, w E Mitchel, r 22
Hewlett Anthony, carpenter, b Ed Nolan.
Howpritch J, lab, 65 Thompson.
Howrigan Thomas M , r 165 Second, same
address at 19 Oriswold.
HowserJohn W, shoemaker, 7 Woodw ave
Hoy James, candle maker, w Isaac Fine-
hart & Co.
Hoy John, ashes pedler, 280 Thompson.
Hoyt Wm C, attorney and counsellor, office
over St. Mary's Falls Canal office, Gris-
wold, r 48 Laf W.
Hoyt Henry, cigar maker, w H Hacock,
Hoyt Wm P, photographic artist, cor Wood-
bridge near Third r 9 sixth.
Hoyt John M, printer, 206 Jeff ave, moving.
Hozanah Chas, tavern keeper, cor Lamed &>
Brash.
Huber Jacob, lab, 149 Macomb.
Huber Andrew, carpenter, 91 Macomb.
Huber John, grocer, 91 Macomb.
Hubbard Bela, real estate, office over Crane
&< Wesson, r Springwells near Fort.
Hubbard John, brakeman, 181 Second.
Hubbard Fred, lumber mer, 671 Woodb W.
Hubbard Wm, sail maker, 148 Sixth.
Hubbard John B, butcher, 80 Silver.
Hubbard & Davis, nursery &, g honse, Por-
ter Road near Howard
Hubbard P, gardener, Porter Road.
Hubbard Mary, 81 Macomb.
Hubbard Rob't, butcher, 126 Park.
Hubbard John R, sailing master. Park Place.
Huber Caspar, grocer, 476 Gratiot.
Huber Frita, salesman, 176 Mullet.
Hubber Fred, storeman, J V Mehling,
Hubner John, porter, 76 Woodward ave,
Hubbert N, drover, 26 Sibley.
Hubbert Lewis, drayman, 424 Fort, 10 ward.
Hubbert Robt, butcher, 26 Sibley.
Hubbell Judson, clerk. Crane & Wesson, r
21 Wash ave.
Hubbell N J, accountant, w Crane & Wes-
son, r 9 Elizabeth W.
Hubbell Wm & Co, manufr boots and shoef,
Monroe ave and Randolph.
Hubert Jacob, mason, 148 Columbia B.
Hubbert John, hodman. North near Rail
Road.
Hubler S, grocer, 868 Congress E.
Hubner Edward, builder, 224 Fort E.
Hudsbith James, fireman, Chane Lane, near
Franklin.
Hudsbith James, teamster, 97 Beaublen.
Hudson Geo W. wood mer, yard 68 Wood-
bridge W.
Hudson Joseph, saddle and harness maker,
w Hayden & Baldwin, r 266 Brush.
Hudson £ W, ship owner, r 126 Fort W,
office foot Shelby.
Hudson Simon, lab, 187 Maple.
Hudson John, brakeman, 27 Bates.
Hudson John, brakeman, 61 Croghan.
Hudson Neal, lab, Mil Exchange.
Hudson Hei^, carp, 161 Beaubien.
Hudson John, caulker, 294 Fort £. ,
Hudson GW, 12 Henry.
Huehns Caspar, pewter ware manafactaier
61 Croghan.
Huff James S, accountant, -El^ah Hawley,
office Bates, r 14 Miami ave.
Huff Richard, baggage man, b Baggs HoteL
Huff V, grocer, Prospect dt Lawrence.
Hufiman Geo, hack driver, b City Hotel.
Hnfhagle Peter, salesman, 90 Fort E.
Hulhagle Peter, grocet, 109 Gratiot
Hughes T F, grocer, 262 Michigan ave W.
Hughes liOvi, bar keeper, Merchants' Ex-
change.
Hughes Mathew, ship carpenter, Whiting,
near Fourth.
Hughes Thomas Francis A Co, grocers, cor
Mich ave and Fifth.
Hughes James, tobacconist, b 145 Wood-
bridge W.
Hughes Patrick, grocer, 261 Mich ave W.
Hughes Jacob T, account, b Mrs Chambwlin.
Hughes Peter, carp, 170 Fort £.
192
JoHiiBTOir'B Dbibott Cttt Dibbctobt,
Hnghei E, carp, 170 Thomptoa.
Hughes Francis W, clexk recorder's ocrari,
148 Porter.
Hughes DaTid, carp, 86 Pine.
Hughes Thomas, carp, 26 Pine.
Hughes Thomas, cigar maker, 226 Third.
Hughes Wm, sailor, 166 Fort B.
Hughes Thomas, cigar maker, 10 Plumb.
Hniser Andrew, painter, 142 Mullet.
HULL JOHN, office 16 Monroe are, r 74
Washington aye.
Hull Wm, acct w John Hull.
HuU John, bricklayer, 296 Grand Hirer.
Hull Wm, farmer, 108 Labrasse.
Hull Wm J, agent omnibus compsny, b Lefi
Dings.
Hull John D, auctioneer, w Chas Sewell.
Hulbert & Whitaker, ice dealers, office 90
Woodward ave.
Hulbert Thomas J, ice dealer, office 90
Woodward are, r 284 Woodbridge E.
Humbert Peter, lab, 486 Lamed E.
Humback Wm, cabinet maker, 876 Beau.
Hulme Wm, machinist, 96 Sixth.
Humbaum F, shoemaker, 281 Wood aTe.
Humbaum Fred, shoemaker, 117 Columbia E.
Humphrey Reuben, saloon, 116 Fort B, 16
Monroe are, r Fort E.
Humphrey J, 262 Woodward are.
Humphrey Josiah, sewing machines, office
old Odd FeUows' HaU, r 42 Macomb.
Humphrey Mrs. sewing machines and em-
broidery, Fisher*s Block Woodward are.
Humphrey Mrs Mary, 96 Elizabeth W.
Humphrey Miss E, teacher. Lamed st, Pub-
lic School.
Humphrey Miss F S, teacher. Lamed street
Public School.
Hunt , bricklayer, 149 Elizabeth E.
Hunt John, colored, whitewasher, Kentucl^.
Hunt Horace, Towle H and Newberry, mo7-
ed to New Hampshire.
HuntlCleyeland, Wells ib Hunt, 66 Cong W.
Hunt Pat, drayman, 164 Woodbridge £.
Hunt W 0, 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 aye.
Hunt Mrs Sarah, r Mason Palmer.
Hunt Geo W, insurance and general agent, r
494 Jeff aye, office 141 Jeff aye.
Hunter J, pastry cook. 101 Baker.
Hunter B, 37 Eighth.
Hunter Jacob, miller, 216 Randolph.
Hunter Lester, builder. 82 Pine.
Hunter Lester, carjl^nter, 47 Orleans and 88
Sibley.
Hunter Geo S, chain maker, w Geo Bean.
Hunter John, moulder, b'Jbhn Callison.
Hunter Hammond, law student, w Douglas
dt Andrews.
Hunter Hiram H, grocer, 108 Biich aye W.
Hunter Seth P, w Trowbridge, Wilcox and
Co.
Hunter Alexander, salesman, w James Bnins
dbCo.
Hunter James, carp, 286 Fifth.
Huntleman Robert, butcher. 210 Antolne.
Huntsley Lewis, carp, moying to Cheny A
Orchard firom east end city.
Hunzsinger John, cabinet maker, 88 Fort B.
Humber Adam, tailor, 169 Adams aye. E.
Huppert Christian, cabinet maker, 117 OUni.
Hupenny H, cigars, Antoine and Clinton.
Hupens Henry, ci^ maker, 66 Clinton.
Hurdle H, assist superintendent M C B B.
HURD C H, assist supt M C R B, office dep
foot Third, r 108 LafW.
Hurd J L, and Co. produce and Bhipping
mer, office foot of Second.
Hurd Joseph L, J L Hurd A* Co, r 106 La-
fayette W.
Hurd Oscar, boarding house, 81 Congraas B,
see also 14 Lewis.
Hurd Oscar W, teamster, 98 Brush.
Hurd Geo, broom maker, 14 Lewis.
Hurd HeiUT', clerk,44 Lewis.
Hurd A J, carp, 846 Lafayette E.
Hurd Caroline, 194 Third.
Hurd Doctor, r 92 Cass.
Hurd £, physician, 669 Jeff aye.
Hurd Chas L, attorney, office cor Congress
and Woodward aye,
Hurlbut Chauncey, grocer, 20 Woodward
aye, r Jeff aye 10 ward.
Hurly Pat, ship builder, 291 Laf E.
Hurly B, beer saloon, cor Sprace and Harri-
son aye.
Hurly Bartholomew. lab, 60 Baker.
Hurst Samuel, mason, 121 Abbott.
Hurst Thomas, r 99 Lamed W.
Hurst Michael, tail. Cherry, E rear of Lewis
EoBter.
Husen Mathew, clerk, 217 Fort E.
Huss Mathew, shoes and boots, 64 Monroe
aye.
Huss Matthias Sen, shoe maker, 288 Brush.
Huss Matthias Jr, shoe maker, 288 Brush
Huss Jacob, shoe maker, 288 Brush.
Huss Mathew, salesman, 217 Fort E.
Huss Wm, messenger, Frost & Lindsay.
HuBsey F A, auditor's office, Mich Cen R R
Depot, r 186 First
HUTCHINGS JOHN & CO. shipping, pro-
duce com &L forwarding mer warehouse,
dock bet Griswold and Shelby. 8eB ad-
veriisemmt, page 84.
HUTCHINGS JOHN, John H & Co, r 72
High cor Brush.
HUTCHINGS ROBERT W, John H & Co.
same address 40 Henry.
Hutchings Wm, clerk, Barnard db Tiffiaey, b
Mrs Alyord
Hutchings Elizabeth, widow, 68 Columbia E.
Hutchings H, carp, 66 Mich aye £.
And Adtebubivo GizinTEBB.
193
Hatehtoon Alex, ulesman, G dt R HcMillaa.
Hntchins M P, office w B O Stimson.
Hutchins Horace A, S A Fuller & Co» b
Mich Exchaxif(e,
Hatter Caspar, vinegar maker, 167 Ran.
Hntton Geo, accountant, w George & R Mc-
Millan, r cor First A Lamed.
Hntton, Connors A Hntton, 118 Grand Riv.
Hntton G & C, machine bakery, 122 Lamed
W. moved to 29 Jeff ave.
Hntton Chas, baker, 29 Jeff ave.
Hntton Wm A, tinsmith, b 26 Bates.
Hntton's Bakery, moved to 29 Jeff ave.
Hnyser Elizabeth, seamstress, 124 Gratiot.
Hnyser P and R, box makerSi 66 and 71
Montcafan.
Hnyser Peter, Montcalm A Clifford.
Hnyser H, Montcalm A Glifford.
Hnyser Roscius, Montcahn dt Clifford.
Hnyser Garret, clerk, Montcahn dt Clifford.
Hyde Miss, Antoine, opposite Cathedral.
HTDE M, office 180, r 186 Griswold.
Hyde B F, attorney, 72Farrar.
Hyde Henry S, w Jerome, Howard dt Swift,
r 186 Griswold.
Hyland James H, barber, 188 Mnllet.
Hyslop John, salesman, w Forsyth db Co.
Hymns F A, milkman, 78 Thompson.
Hyty Henry, wagon maker, w Joseph Kinkle.
[Names in €«p Iietten diarced $1*
AdTerUflen in Uie IHreetory not eUtwkrv
ed, and tbeir names are inrariably
piinted in display letiera wi^en Ukeir
Cards are received in time*]
lahnke L G, jeweler, b 48 Michigan ave.
Ibbotson George, gardener, 228 Park.
Ibbotson Jane, wid of Daniel, 298 Fort, E.
Ibbotson Anthony, sailor, 298 Fort E.
Ibbotson Thomas, sailor, 298 Fort E.
Ibbotson George, sailor, 298 Fort E.
Ibbotson Wallace, 298 Fort E.
Ikoff Philip, lab, 882 Croghan.
Illingsworth Alice, saloon, 298 Mich ave W.
Ilges John, tailor, 66 Harriet.
Imns N, brakeman, b Baggs Hotel.
Imming John, lab, 91 Baker.
Imeson Francis, stone cutter, with Bulman
AVes^y.
Imber Anthony, lab, 178 High.
Imerson Francis, stone QUtter, 88 Cong E.
Igar John, mason, 287 High.
Igar Mary, wid of Eli, Elm.
Ingenbroc A, teamster, 856 Lafontaine.
IndermiU Fred, grocer, 818 Gratiot, moving
to Ypsilanti.
Indnstrial School the Detroit Ladies, 48 and
60 Grand River, cor Wash ave.
Ingles Jeremiah, accountant, 74 Adams ave-
nue W.
INGERSOLL ISAAC, master bnUder, pla-
ning works, 66 Fort E, r 189 Congress S.
9$e advertitement, page 170.
IngersoU Wm H, carpenter, w I IngersoIL
Ingersoll Joseph N, carpenter, w Isaac In-
gersoU.
IngersoU Walter, Mich In bank r 117 First
Ingersoll Justus, teller, Mich In Bank, r 120
Hastings.
Ingersoll Miss C, teai^er, Barstow Union
School.
INGLIS Rev. JA8, pastor Bapt Tab Choroh,
comer Wash ave and Clifford.
Inglis Richard, physician, office and res 19
and 21 State r, 100 Wash ave.
Ingleman John, cabinet maker, 1^8 Croghan.
Ingle George, hodman, 227 Croghan.
Ingraham John, agent, 21 Fort W.
Innis George, carpenter, 11 Plum.
Inry William, carpenter, Guoin near Orleans.
Inwright C, lab, 172 Abbot.
Ireland Thomas, show case manf r, 61 Midh
ave W moving.
Ireland John, show case maker, with Thom-
as Ireland.
Ireton Thomas, blacksmith, 216 Laf E.
Ireton Joseph, drayman, 67 Dnffield.
Ireton William, mason, 42 High.
Irvine Mrs Matilda, 246 Woodward ave,
Irving Widow Avis, 140 Howard.
Irving George, ship carpenter, 122 Laf W.
Irving H P, tailor, 164 Woodward ave.
Irwin John, com and produce merchant, 77
Lewis.
Irwin George, com merchant d[« produce bro-
ker, cor Third &l Lewis.
Irwin William, b 99, Atwater E.
Irwin Michael, tailor, 61 Croghan.
Irvine Mrs J D, 246 Woodward ave "*
Irwin J Jared, salesman, S Freedman an4
Brothers.
Ilsley Henry, carpenter, 68 George, same
address 61 Sibley.
Imbeck Mathew, tailor, 142 Catherine.
Isdell Mrs Mary, r 844 Mich ave.
Isham Charles, salesman, 289 Jeff ave.
Isbam Warren P, local Editor Detroit Frm
Prett, b Mrs Ward.
Ives Mrs Parmelia, b h 21 Rowland.
Ives C and A, bankers and ex brokers, 149
Jeff ave, cor Griswold.
Ives Caleb, C and A Ives, r 20 Wash ave.
Ives Albert, C and A Ives, r 62 Wash ave.
Ives Earldley, accountant, moved fh)m Laff
W to 22 Montcalm.
Ives Louis T, attorney, office Rotunda, r 22
Montcalm.
Ives Albert Jr, bank teller, 62 Wash ave.
Ives Stephen H, w Bresler and Altman.
Ives Butler, 62 Wash ave.
Ives B, b Michigan Exchange.
194
Jomvsrov's Dbtboit Crnr Dirbctort,
Ivan John, grocer, 187 Mich are W.
iTor George B, com merchaot, 148 Wood-
ward are.
iTerson Richard, lab, Baggi HoieL
Iverson 0, Ub, Baggs Hotel.
iTerson James, drayman, north near Deg.
(N aaM* in Cap letters eltuieed ll.OO.
AdTcrCisers In tlie IHreetoiy not cluurv
•df and tlielr names are tnTariablj
printed In display letters, wl&en tlielr
Cards are received In time.]
Jack James A and Brother, grocer, Gratiot
and Randolph.
Jack James, carpenter, 249 Brash.
Jack James, carpenter, 71 Hariet.
Jacklln WiUiam T, saloon, 125 Randolph*
Jacklin Rnfus W, clerk, 125 Randolph.
JACKSON 6l WILEY, Founders, machinists,
&c., foundry, engine works and oflSce cor
6th and Woodbridge, iee adveriuement umide
back cover and for Gifard'a Boiler InjeetOTj
page 164 — »fe also special notices,
JACKSON CYRUS W, Jackson and WUey,
r219LaffW.
Jackson Charles, contractor, 108 Wash are.
Jackson George, 7 Woodward are, r 9 Ma-
comb aye.
Jackson WUliam, tailor, 136 Woodbridge W,
same address Sheldon block.
Jackson J P, draggist, 881 Woodward ave,
same address at 279.
Jackson Worden, col'rd, sailor, 146 Macomb.
Jackson Robert, colored, whitewasher, 192
Congress £.
Jackson , colored, 257 Catherine.
Jackson William, tailor, 250 Mich aye W.
Jackson Geo, carpenter, Fourth, N of Lewis.
Jacob Augustus, tailor, 91 Fort £.
Jacob Morris, pedler, 188 Antoine.
JACOBS NATHANIEL P, merchant, office
89 Jeff aye, r 50 Fort, cor Wayne.
Jacobs Charles S, shoe dealer, 289 Jeff aye,
r 60 Fort W.
Jacobs Antoine, teamster, r rear H Flynn's.
Jacobs Charles W, w F H Kidder dt Co., 72
Fourth.
Jacobs Sl Harper, saloon, 88 Jeff aye.
Jacobson Samuel, cigar maker, 141 Antoine.
JACOKES D C, pastor Laf st methodist
ch. Fourth and Lafayette.
Jacobs James A, att'y and notary pub, 162
Jeff aye.
Jacobs Christian, grocer, Clinton and Ant
Jacobs Christian, salesman, 209 Antoine.
Jacobs Moses, pedlar, 142 Croghan.
Jacobs H, garden saloon, 690 Riyer Side,
Monroe road.
Jacobs A, Thorman, coopers, Hastings, near
Gratiot.
Jacobs William, cooper, 41 Maple, same ad-
dress 82 High £.
Jagar Joseph, shoemaker, 266 Croghan.
Jager Jacob, tailor, 844 Croghan.
Jahn Julius, carpenter, 120 Catherine.
James Pulaski, paying oyerseer, Ant nev
Wilkens.
James Courtney H, engineer, 158 Cong E.
James J 6l Son, hardware and iron, 100
Woodward are.
James John, J J and Son, r 89 Wash aye.
James Charles B, J Jamee & Son, r 89 Wash
aye.
James W V, extractor, 39 Macomb ave.
James Mrs Ellen, millinery and dress making
185 Jeff ave, moved to New York.
James WaUace T, baker, 225 Third.
James Alonzo, cook, 49 Grand River
James Mrs Frances, 480 Congress E.
James Louisa, teacher, Third Ward School,
Beaubien.
James John, captain steamer Stockman.
Jackson J P, draggist, 279 Woodward ave.
Jackson R F, post office clerk, r 49 Lar W.
Jackson George, waiter, Kentucky.
Jackson James, fireman, 38 Laf W.
Jackson Jefferson, colored Ub, 840 Cro^an.
JamiesonNO, printer, Fireman Jouroffiee,
Jamison Julia, saleswoman, 19 Rowland.
Jamison Clara, 19 Rowland.
Jamison Geo, meat market, 43 Atwater E.
Jamison , lab, Woodward avenue near
toll-gate. 5«
Jamison Joseph, carp and stair bmlder, bo
Maple E.
Jamison John, cutter, w Henry Glover.
Jansa Joseph, shoemaker, 175 Adams ave JS.
Jansen J, carpenter, Russell House.
Jansen I^, upholsterer, 217 Jeff ave.
Janes Geo A, salesman, w M I BTills, r oi
Columbia. g.
Jarrait Peter, wagon and carriage shop, Dfc
Aubin, near Franklin.
Jarriet Peter, wagon maker, 88 Maple B.
Jeffry Geo, shoemaker, 7 Woodward •^*' .
Jeffry C A and Co, colrd, sha db hr dres »,
Merrill Block, Jeff ave, r 208 Cong B.
Jeik Philip, tailor, b 59 Beaubien.
Jenkins John, sal kpr, 436 Woodbridge J-
Jenkins Joseph A, ship builder, 111 Tm-
Jenks C & J, general manuf rs agents, w»
verly Building, Jeff ave and Shelby.
Jenks Cyrus, 526 Jeff ave.
Jenks James, 526 Jeff ave. ^ ^ _^^
JELLY ROBERT, F Buhl & Co., r 846 Con-
gress E. u
Japes John, carpenter. Cherry E, near Wrt**
Jarvis Geo E, com merchant, office third nsar
dock. , . ^
Jarvis Robert J, accountant, 214 Randolph
Jarvis George, engineer, 88 Thompson.
Jeanes James, baker, 49 Larned W.
Jelsch Joeeph,*8aloon, 867 Cong B.
Jenkarson James, house mover, 10 Centre.
And Adykbtssusq Oazbttsbb.
195
Jenkerson James, sailor, 175 Mich ave W.
Jenness John S, china, glass &, crock'y,
Gampns Martius, Wood ave.
JamingB ¥ A, liyery, r 87 Cass.
Jemungs Henry, lab, 85 Atwater E.
Jennison Wm Jr, Knight &> Jennison, att'v &>
conncillCM-, 103 First, office 78 Oriswold.
Jeflfry, Ciillen A Owen, sha & hair cutting,
basement Merrill Building.
Jefikowski Wenzel, tailor, Division
JeiBkowski Augustus, tailor, Division.
Jenkins John, carpenter, St Aubin, near Ma-
comb.
JEROME, HOWARD & SWIFT, law office,
Carlyle House, cor Jeff ave and Shelby,
See card, page 78.
Jerome E, surveyor ond engineer, 14 Wash
ave.
-, with E Jerome.
Jervey Stephen, lab, Orleans and Cherry.
Jervies John, ice pedler, Atwater £ 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, 48 Mich ave £.
Joachim Brother Director, christian brothers,
127 Lamed E.
JoDdro Lewis, lawyer, Atwater E, 10 Ward.
Johannes P H, tailor, 147 Antoine, same ad-
dress 76 Macomb.
Johanas Nicholas, plaster, 90 Catherine.
Johness Nicolas, plasterer, 175 Croghan.
Johness £ P, marine smith, shop cor Rivard
and Franklin, r 81 Franklin.
Johns George, trader, 48 Maple.
Johnson Hugh, Johnson & Pigot, 82 Adams
ave£.
Johnson dt Pajot, carriage builders, 7 Mon-
roe ave.
Johnson W W, bag master, M S R R Depot,
foot Brush, r 101 Farmer.
Johnson James M, salesman, H P Baldwin
& Co., r 194 Park N.
Johnson Waldo M, Parsons & Johnson, r 76
LafW.
Johnson William, salesman, Higby& Steams.
Johnson Augustus S, dep sheriff, 522 Wood-
ward ave.
Johnson Geo A, w A 8 Johnson.
Jehnson &b Bams, boot & shoe manufacr and
dealers, 85 Woodward ave.
Johnson Hiram R, Johnson dt Bams, r 58
Lafayette W.
Johnson Edward, Lake Superior saloon, foot
Woodward ave, r 150 Woodbridge E.
Johnson David, colrd, b 282 Congress E.
Johnson Jacob, teamster, w C S Mott 4& Co.
Johnson Albert S, baggage agt, 74 Howard,
JOHNSON OBEDIAH, sup Russell foundry,
r 22 Howard.
Johnson Norman, dentist, r Johnson.
Johnson Edward, Jr, w Ed Johnson, sen, 160
Woodbridge E.
Johnson Jenks &> Co., manf Wilder 's Planing
machine, office 11 Woodb E, moving to 118
Jeff ave.
Johnson Bexyamin O, w Newman d& Co, r 120
Abbot, same address at 83 Porter.
Johnson William H, colrd, eating house, 27
LafE.
Johnson Jonis, cabit maker, b Mrs E Eunse.
Johnson ^plasterer, b 83 Congress £.
Johnson Mary A, wid, 228 Laf £.
Johnson Robt David, colrd, hot physician, 182
Hastings.
Johnson Maria, colrd, 187 Fort E.
Johnson William, colrd, 187 Fort £.
Johnson Humphrey, colrd jo<^ey, 187 Ft E.
Johnson William, colrd, w Whitney Reynolds.
Johnson F, pedlar, 822 Mich ave W.
Johnson George, carpenter, 145 Clifford.
Johnson Julia, r Howard House.
Johnson Hamilton, engineer Forest Queen.
Johnson G W, b Russell House.
Johnson R D, physician, Macomb near Hast.
Johnson H R d& Co, Wader's pat clapboard
machine, Wav building, Jeff av, & l^elby.
Johnson J P, grocer, 168 Woodw ave.
Johnson Thomas, carpenter, Oak n Seventh.
Johnson Susan, cohrd, wid Thomas, 255 Crog-
han.
Johnson Stephen, colrd, cook, 198 Maoomb.
Johnson Lewis, carpenter, 22 Russell.
Johnson , b Noah Hart.
Johnson Stephen D, baggageman, 492 Jeff
ave.
Johnson Thomas, carp, enquire of Patrick
'Gorman.
Johnson George D, boarding house, 76 Gria-
wold.
Johnson Geo, cooper, 168 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 Mich
ave W.
Johnson Henry S, saloon, C Park, db 59 Jeff.
ave.
Johnson Miss Julia, saleswoman, 19 Rowland.
Johnson Henry R, saloon. Garrison House.
Johnson Archibald, hadonan, w 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.
Johnson Wm H, engineer, Mich Cen R E, r
77 Lewis.
Johnson Thomas, caulker, 220 Trowbridge,
Johnson Bei^amin, lab, 458 River.
Johnson Frank, moulder, b Bellview House
Jeff ove.
196
JomreroH^B Dstboit Crrr DibbctobTy
JohniOD Stephen, cook, 151 Laf E.
Johmon Robt, physician, 166 Laf E.
Johnson Geo J, foreman cooper, steam staTe
manufactory, St Anbin are near the rirer.
Johnson Henry, saloon 42 Second.
Johnston Thomas W, machinist, 281 Cong B.
Johnston Edmnnd^ prodnoe and com mer
147 Congress W.
Johnston Thomas, dep sher 86 Howard.
Johnston James, dagnarean artist, car oor
Franklin A. Lamed r 490 Woodb E.
Johnston Andrew, baker, Rnssell Hoose, 152
Croghan.
JOHNSTON JAMES DALE, compiler & pnb
Detroit Directory r 142 Cherry cor Seyenth.
Johnston P, baker, 88 Adams aye W.
Johnston Anthony, t^or, 192 Sixth.
Johnston James, colored, carp, 124 Maple.
Johnston S D, baggage man, 116 Cherry.
Johnston Jesse F, clerk, Post Office, r 11
Washington aye.
JOHNSTON JOHN W, land agent and city
lot dealer, office 160 Jeff aye r Lasalle aye
8m Mher fiam m i p 186.
Johnston Thos J, attorney, enquire of Jesse
F Johnston.
Johnston Dayid, b Peninsular Hotel.
Johnston John, tinsmith, 26 Macomb.
Johnston Peter, carp, 106 Macomb.
Johnston Wm, Payne & Johnston, 52 Adams
aye W.
JOHNSTONE R F, proprietor & editor Mich
Farmer, office 180 Jeff aye, tee ado p. 158.
Johnstone John, tinsmith, 140 Randolph.
Johnstone John, tinsmith, 8 Lewis.
Johnstone Archibald, groom, w William H
Sulliyan.
Jones Elisha, assistant teacher, Detroit High
School, Miami aye.
Jones Czar, general agent, b Wm Carso, see
also 137 Adams ave £.
Jones Nathan, accountant, 289 Third.
Jones John F, carp, b Heffirons Ex cor Jeff
aye and Woodward aye.
Jones Elias W, groc and proy, 88 Lamed W
Jones Nathan, salesman, w Wm Perkins, r
104 Adams aye W.
Jones Dayid A, clerk, M I Mills.
JONES HARFORD £, cashier, Freedmanft
Bro, r 27 Monroe aye.
Jones Mrs D. 85 Abbott.
Jones Widow Ann, b h, 15 Cass.
Jones Samuel, shoemaker, 7 Woodw aye.
Jones Mrs C H. r Fort near Fifth.
JONES DE OARMO, merchant, r Fort be-
low Fourth.
Jones J H, T Mrs C H Jones.
Jones Geo C, shipping produce and com, foot
Second, r Charlotte near Park.
Jones Edward D. blacksmith, 51 Labrosse.
Jones Wm, colored, city scayenger, 292 La-
fayette E.
Jones James, colored, 292 Laf E.
Jones Wm, whitewasher, 84 Laf E.
Jones R L, lab, 280 Seyenth.
Jones Wm, steyedore, 112 Macomb.
Jones Claudius C, mason, 187 Adams aye S.
Jones Thomas W, builder, 21 Centre, ihof
Atwater near Oriswold.
Jones John, shoemaker, 18 Mechanic.
Jones Alexander, finisher, 98 Lafbntaine.
Jones Widow of Dayid, 12 Plum.
Jones Ebeneser, painter, 164 Second.
Jones Henry 0, clerk, O M Hyde.
Jones Wm, boot and shoe manft*, 84 Jeffave.
Jones , colored, whitewasher, Indism.
Jones Henry, ocdored, carpenter, 568 EifW
RoadW.
Joos Rey Mr, r Bishop Lefeyre.
Joppas John, carp. Cherry E in rear Low
Roster. ^ ^
Jordan 6b Anderscm, architects, offioe H
Oriswold.
Jordan A H, Jordan dt Anderson, 58 GMs.
Jordan Thomas, carp, b Lansing House.
Jordan Peyton, colored, lab, Whitney.
Joseph Joseph, droyer, 242 Congress E.
Joseph Hersch, cigar factory, 126 Clinton.
Joseph Julius, dgar maker, 126 Clinton.
Josephelt C, shoemaker, 214 Seyenth.
Joslin John M, carp, 125 Mich aye W.
Joslin John M. saloon, 99 Atwater E.
Joslin John M, moying to AUey bet Casi and
First and Lafayette and Howard.
Joy James F, attorney, r 82 Fort W, offloe
oyer Canal office, Oriswold.
Joy Edward, Ub, rear 118 Porter.
Joy Abgah, railway police, Det & Mil Dep«*
r 100 Beech.
Joy F S. broom manufr. 209 Grand RiTV-
Joy Michael, drayman, 58 Orchard.
Joy James, lab, 58 Orchard.
Joyce Thomas, dep sher, r 55 Howard.
Joyce Michael, pedler. Grand Riyer, nsir
Fifth.
Joyce Jackson, cook, 222 Brash.
Joyce Jesse, r 27 High.
Joyce Michael, pedler, 811 Grand Rirer.
Jubb James, engineer, b Mich aye near Tou
Gate.
Jubinyille Widow, 45 Clifford.
Jubenyille Francis, 50 Orchard, moying.
JubenyiUe widow of Fabian, 60 OrcM»r
Jubenyille Henry E, Firemen's Jour oiBoe.
Jubulcan Louis, lab, 108 Maple.
Judge Mary, sewing, 44 Catherine.
Judge James, tailor, 11 Locust
Judge J R, artist, Seller's Hall, ..
Judson and Smith, hats and clothfaig» 1^*
Woodward aye.
Judson Wm W, r 112 Laf W. «_j-
Judson Otis, boots and shoes, 116 Wooaw
aye r 112 Laf W. ^ ^_.
JUDD CHAS A, MiUer and Judd, 176 WoWj
. ward aye, See card of Firm on 9iUti» •*•
Ain> Abyxbxibino Gazettbbb.
197
Jnoet John, 1ab^l87 Maple.
Jong ChaB L, last maker, 85 Rxusell.
Japp Wm T, salesmaD, w Stephen Smith, r
178 Second.
Jnpp Wm, r 28 Montcalm.
Jury Wm, carp, Guoin near Orleana.
Jnste Nicholas, lab, Mary, near Deqnindre.
Jnsten Andrew, lab, Croghan, 10th ward.
(Ifaaiefl In Cap I<etters ebarged #1*00
AdTertlaers In tbe Blreetorr not ebung-
e^ nnd tbeir name* are InTailabiy
yiint«d In display letters, wben tbelr
I are reeelTed in time*]
KaanD, lab, 27 Eighth.
Kack John, lab, 167 Clinton.
Kaei¥ John, wood sawyer, Watson.
Kaestle John, painter, Macomb 7th ward.
KAICHEN BROTHERS, mannAr and impo
cigars, 189 Jeff are and at Rj^ssell House.
6€§ ad9€rtitem€tU pag$ 100.
K^chen Arnold, Eaichen Bros, 124 Adams
ave E.
Kaicfaen Hermon, Kaichen Bros, 12 Macomb.
Kaiker Valentine, lab, 94 Maple.
Kaiser M, faimer, Prospect.
Kairhoff Ganther, lab, 227 Macomb.
Kaiser Joseph, sUmecntter, 181 Maple.
Kaiser Joseph, lab, 118 High.
Kaiser John, lab, 248 Orleans.
Kaiser John, lab, 206 Clinton.
Kaiser Wm, ftirrier, r 270 Croghan.
Kidser Jacob, lab, 249 Croghan.
Kaiser Joseph, dry goods, 202 Randolph,
Kaiser Anthony, watch maker and Jeweler,
176 Jeff are, r 262 Clinton.
Kallagher John, groom, b 87 Cass.
SLamerhoff Frits, bricklayer, 77 Russell, same
address Mullet near Dubois.
Kamminski Mrs Andrew, 267 Hastings.
Kunmen Chas, butcher, b Peninsular House.
Kanter Ed^fard, ship chandler, and grocer,
4 dt 6 Woodward are, r 68 Congress W.
Kanter Fred, butcher, 849 Orand River.
Kane Edward, physician, office 204 Jeff aye,
r 236 Woodward are.
Kane James, lab, b 10 Beaubien,
Kane T, lab, 169 Orchard.
Kane T, lab, 276 Thompson.
Kane Henry, lab, Fort below Campau.
Kane D, lab, 27 Eighth.
Kane Michael, 220 Sixth,
Kane Patrick, 210 Sixth.
Kapp Chas, physician, 64 Lamed W.
Kaple John H, r 62 Miami are. '
Kaiser M, fanner, Prospect.
Kaiser Joseph, butcher, Hastings.
Kaiser Widow Julia, pedler, 97 Elisabeth B.
Karey James, lab, 86 Dnffield.
Karl Henry, lab, 418 Croghan.
Karpp FraJok, salesman, 82 Woodw are. •
Karpp Peter, grocer, 288 and 290 Mullet.
Karpp Jacob, phy and surg 869 Gratiot.
Karravan Philip, 618 Gratiot.
Karr John, shoemaker, 88 Monroe ave.
Karrar Joseph, wagon maker, 246 Laf E.]
Karrar Joseph, tanner, 246 Laf E.
Karrar Aaron, tanner, 246 Laf E.
Karrer J dt Bro, hides and leather, 88 Mon-
roe ave.
Karrer Miss, dress maker, 261 Croghan.
Karrer Peter, carp, 261 Croghan.
Karrer Severin, carriage trimmer, 261 Crog.
Karr, Urs, tailor, 18 Clay.
Karr Mary, wid of Francis, 298 Croghan.
Kast Christian, carp, 276 Croghan,
Kast GustaTus, finisher, 276 Croghan.
Kast Theo, salesman. 276 Croghan.
Kaiser Francis, butcher, 7 Clay.
Kalbfleisch Wm, shoemaker, 129 Laf B.
Karlbert , carp, Beaubien.
Kalkbrenner Wm. cabinet maker, 808 An-
toine.
Kamman Fred, butcher, 86 Grand Riyer.
Kastel F, boot maker, Lasalle near Michi-
gan ave.
Katus Peter, blacksmith, r 296 Riyard, shop
cor Riyard and Macomb.
Katus Aoes, blacksmith, 187 Macomb.
Katus John, blacksmith, 187 Macomb.
Kaubler Augustus, painter, w G F and A
Mehling.
Kauler John, lab, Waterloo.
KaufiQnan Widow Margaret, sewing, 18 Me-
chanic.
Kaufffaian Christian, blacksmith, 279 Clint.
Kauflffaian , bartender, 18 Porter.
Kauflftnan Isidore, mer clothier, 196 Jeff aye
r 80 Lamed E.
Kauffman Julius, salesman, w Isidore Kauft-
man.
Kaufifaian Chas, bamess maker, w W T
Rumney.
Kaulfersh Franz, musician, 126 Croghan.
Kausel John, carp, 260 Fort E.
Kayanagh Joseph, drayman, 879 Thompson,
Kayser Joseph, dry goods, 202 Randolph.
KEAN M B, successor to Eagle and Elliott,
merchant clothier, 76 Woodward aye. 8€9
advertitemmi,
Kean Samuel A, w D Preston d& Co,
Keary Chas Joseph, conductor, 102 Howard,
Keath Michael, carp, 81 Labrosse.
Keating Morris, cooper, up stairs. 96 Jeff
aye.
Keams P J, cooper, r 96 Elizabeth W, same
address, Plum near Fifth.
Keams Edward, cooper. Walnut near 7th.
Keams Mrs Patrick, 208 Howard.
Keayy Wid Patrick, sen, 208 Sixth.
Keayy Wid Patrick, Jr, 262 Mich aye W.
198
Johnston's Detroit City Dirbctobt,
Keavy Wid Patrick, 3rd, 807 Sixth.
Keayy L, lab, Lasalle ave near Linden.
Keavy Mrs Mary, Lasalle near Mich ave.
Keavy T,'carp, 267 Laf W.
Keavy John, 257 Laf W.
Kedel Wm. Bailor, 101 Larned W.
Kee Chas, drover, 64 Georj^es.
Keefe Arthur, ship carp, 88 Russell.
Keeffe Richard M, moulder, Mullet 10th
Ward.
Keeler Ohas, agt Mazfield and Cook, r cor
Maple and Dequindre.
Keeler Seymour, sailing master, 196 Frankl.
Keeler Henry, lab, 133 Macomb.
Keelty D, lab, 289 Mich ave W.
Keener John, tanner, 66 Croghan.
Keenao M S, carp, 126 Sixth.
Keend John G, sailor, 28 Lewis.
Keena John 0, Randall A K, the store saloon
60 Griswold r 28 Lewis.
Keenan James, cooper, Detroit Brewery.
Keevan Thomas, lab, 68 franklin.
Kehner John, tanner, 66 Croghaa.
Keifer Christian, omnibus driver, 11 Con-
gress E.
Keiley Denis, wat^r works, r 121 Orchard.
Keiler James, salesman, Freedman & Bro, r
46 Madison ave.
Keiley Thomas, carp, 244 Franklin.
Keiley Mrs Ann, 114 Fanner.
Kein J, carp, Buenavista.
Kein Edmund, conductor, 47 Madison ave.
Keinham F, porter, 119 Baker.
Keiser Jacob, blacksmith, 20 Beacon.
Keith Alex T, clerk, w J E Pittman, b 96
First.
Keith John W, agt Cleveland line steam boats,
office foot Shelby, r 11 Winder.
Keith Linus, grocer, 98 Porter and 116 Fifth.
Keith AlA^, engineer, 116 Fifth.
Keith Alex T, 164 Laf W.
Keith Wid Mary, 81 Labrosse.
Keith Wm, plumber, 81 Labrosse.
Keith Michael, carp, 81 Labrosse.
Keith Mrs, vest maker, r 83 Lamed W.
Keith Wm, mate May Queen.
Keith Alfred & Bro, grocers. Fifth & Porter,
Keithberg Christ, upholsterer, 209 Antoine.
Kelby James, engineer, 207 Cass.
Kellard John B, steward, Biddle House, r
High 10th ward.
Keller A, carp, Croghan 10th ward.
Keller C, carp, Croghan 10th ward.
Keller Joseph, grocer, StAubin cor Cong
10th ward.
Kelliger Wm, foundryman, Croghan.
Kelliger Joseph, moulder, 70 Croghan.
Kelliger Oswald, tobacconist, 70 Croghan.
Kelliger Victor, tobacconist, 70 Croghan.
Kellner Chas F, principal, Detroit Clas and
Math Sch, Fort and Shelbj.
Kellogg Chas d& Co. founary and w»*i*l»itiA
works, office 286 Atwater.
Kellogg Chas, founder and machinist, r730
Jefferson avenue*
Kellogg Wm, 417 Congress £.
Kellogg W L, clerk steamboat Columbia.
Kell Martin, plasterer, 124 Mullet
Kell Francis, wagon maket, 24 Waterloa
Kellnm I Smith, r 10 Madison ave.
Kelly Thomas, painter, 166 Franklin.
Kely Wm, lab, 166 Franklin.
Kelly Martin, lab, ^13 Jeff ave.
Kelly Owen, lab, 813 Jeff ave.
Kelly Michael, lab, 126 Mich ave.
Kelly Margaret wid of John, 64 Harriet
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, 129 Macomb.
Kelly John, eighth ward tavern, cor Mich
ave and Seventh.
Kelly Andrew, baker, 81 Lamed E.
Kelly Pat, lab, 106 Woodb E.
Kelly Geo B, S A Fuller A Co, 64 Wood-
ward ave.
Kelly Wm, lab, 48 Franklin.
Kelly James, grocer, 809 Atwater E.
Kelly Mrs Wm H, 6 Howard.
Kelly James, teamster, b Lake Sup Saloon.
Kelly James, brakeman, 46 Atwater K
Kelly Wm, clerk, 42 Russell.
Kelly Edmund, blacksmith, b 208 Congnfei
E. Same address at 820 Franklin.
Kelly Pat, blacksmith, 208 Cong £.
Kelly , b Mrs Wards.
Kelly Thomas, sailor, 64 Harriet.
Kelly Beo, carriage painter, 166 Elisabeth £.
Kelly P Joseph, j^ler, Crawford near Boa-
navista.
Kelly John, lab, cor Fifth and Vine.
Kelly Daniel, lab, cor Fourth and Vine.
Kelly Thomas, painter, Whiting near Bail-
way.
Kelly Michael, lab. Wing near Fort
Kelly Michael, lab, 196 Fifth.
Kelly John, saloon, 81 Jeff ave.
Kelly James, painter, b John O'Connor.
Kelsey E L, Clerk, Fowler &. Esaelstyn.
Kelsey J W, supt marine hospital, Jeff aT6.
Kelsow Chas, lab, Croghan 10th ward,
Kemph Jacob, w Fredk Resold.
Kemman F &, Co, liquors. 78 Grand River.
Kenach Anthony, pedler, 69 Chesnut
Kendall David, collector 13 Macomb.
Kendall David H, steward, 18 Macomb.
Kendall James, tel operator 18 Maoomb.
Kendall John, carp, 18 Macomb.
Kendall Wm, 18 Macomb.
Kendall Richard, 18 Macomb.
Kendall Chas W, artist, w Jacob BeDer.
Kendall I, builder, 70 Georgea
Kendall Samuel M, hehnsman, 49 Wayne.
Kemple Lawrence, Brewster, near Antoina.
Kempel Barbara, widow Brewster, near Aa-
toine.
Kendly C, lab, Trowbridge, near Mich a?o«
Kendrick Russell, milkman, 86 Laf W.
KendrickMr8 8N,2ao FortW.
And Advbbtisino Gazbttexb.
199
Kennel Joseph, wag maker, 129 High, same
address on Hastings, near Lamed.
Kennedy Michael, fireman, 88 Cherry.
Kenil Henry, lah, 27 Fifth.
Kenser Frank, cabinet maker, 200 Gratiot.
Kensler Joseph, sailor, b Oliver Drueyea.
Kent Thomas, engineer, b A Larkin.
Kent Henry, lab, Laf near Dudley.
Kent John, carriage driver, 67 Clifford.
Kent James B, butcher^ 285 Congress E,
Kent Thomas, 103 Lamed W.
Kent Chas A, law student, Walker & Rus-
sell, 143 Fifth.
Kent Jacob, om agent, b Byron & Dings.
Kenter Anthony, saloon, 34 Clinton.
Kenterop John Casper, tailor, Mullet, 10th
Ward.
Kennedy Thomas, lab, 814 Franklin.
Kennedy Thomas, gardener, 352 Beaubien.
Kennedy John, engineer, 203 Eighth.
Kennedy John, tafior, Hastings.
Kennedy Edward, lab, 86 Mich ave W.
Kennedy John, shoemaker, 86 Mich ave W,
Kennedy Patrick, lab, 211 Fifth.
Kennedy D, engineer, 231 Abbot.
Kennedy Samuel, coppersmith, 171 Porter.
Kennedy Therese, select school, 73 Eliza-
beth W.
Kennedy M,gas works, Lafontaine near Fort.
Kennedy John, lab, cor Porter and Seventh.
Kennedy James, carpenter, 308 Antoine.
Kennedy William, lab, 55 Franklin.
Kennedy Thomas, brakeman, 314 Franklin.
Kennedy , colrd, lab, 185 Hastings.
Kennedy T, jeweler, 19 Columbia W.
Kennedy Thomas, melter, 276 Croghan.
Kenny Catherine, 158 Beech.
Kenny John, mason, 397 Thompson.
Kenny Wid, Mary, washerwoman, 59 Mich
ave W.
Kenny Wid Mary, washerwoman, 62 Eliza-
beth E.
Kenyon John, furniture manf, 135 Woodward
KEN YON JOHN H, S Griggs & Co, fur manf
and dealer, 78 Griswold, r 54 Abbo^— «««
athferU$ement
Kenyon Finis, mate str Forest Queen.
Keogh Ellen, widow of Thomas, 22 Hastings.
Keogk Pat, mason, 229 Congress £.
Keogh Bridget, widow of Pat, aUey, rear F
Gies.
Kepner August, basket makr, 266 Catherine.
Keppelman Chas, shoemaker, b F Gies.
Keradah Maria, widow, rear 108 Macomb.
Kergberger Erhardt, cabinet maker, 175
Croghan.
Kerr John, Sixth.
Kerr James, house ptr, cor National ave and
Lamed.
Kerr Robert, tanner, Trowbridge, near Rail-
way.
Kerr Andrew, batcher, w Clarke Broiheni,
Kerby Joseph, Pine, near Pieopelte.
Kerby George, bricklayer, 107 Lamed W.
Eerian Joseph, carpenter, 18 Clay.
Kering J, lab, Seventh and Charles,
Reman Bridget, w W.m Jones
Kems James W, tinsmith, 49 Wayne.
Kerns John, fireman, 49 Wayne. - **
KERMOTT JOHN W, physician & draggist,'
office 179 Woodw ave, r 36 Madison ave,
address also given at 52 Madison ave. See
advertisement y page 67.
Kerr John, w Daniel Munger.
Kerr Andrew, w Clark Brothers.
Eerre J, mason, 12 Buenavista.
Eemsner Conic, tanner, 176 Rivard.
Kerwin James, clerk, 229 Sixth.
Eeslink Henry, smith. Prospect.
Kesan A, mechanic, Lafferty.
Kess John, lab, 211 Hastings.
Kesper Jacob, lab, 481 Laf E.
Ketchum Chas, accountant, 260 Randolph.
Ketchum Cephas B, w Edward Shepard, r
185 Lamed E.
Ketchum Charles, clerk Am Express Co, 106
Jeff ave.
Keusch Michael, grocer, 281 Hastings.
Keusch James, 281 Hastings.
Keusch Joseph, boots & shoes, 216 Jeff ave,
r 226 Laf E.
Keveny Thomas, taHor, r 21 First and 31
Jeff ave.
Eibbee, Fox &> Co, lumber manf, 471 Wood-
bridge W. (Now N W Brooks.)
Kibbee Henry C, office 78 Griswold, r 820
Jeff ave.
Kibbee Porter, office 78 Griswold, cor Cong,
r 166 Woodb E.
Kibbee James H, trav agent D B Nichols.
Kibler Sylvester, grocer, 355 Congress E.
ELidd Thomas, photographic artist, 119 Jeff
ave cor Griswold, r 12 Labrosse. Belling
out.
Renter Antoine, saloon, Beaubien and Clin-
ton.
Kidder F H dt Co, boots & shoes, 61 Woodw
ave.
Rieser Christian, butcher, 251 Mullet.
Ries John, grocer, 143 Macomb.
Ris John, lab, 211 Hastings.
Rersch Paul, lab, Brewster.
Restner Leopold, lab, 30 Clay.
Reveney the Misses, sempstresses, 9 Jeff
ave up stairs.
Reveney Pat, grocer, 29 Jeff ave.
Reven John, lab, 120 Fort E.
Reva L, lab, Lasalle ave near Linden,
Reveney Michael, 213 Lamed E.
Reveney John, lab, 2 Beaubien.
Reveney the Misses Anne do Ellen, tailorea*
ses, 45 Labrosse.
Reveney Patrick, mer tailor, 81 Jeff are.
Reveney Michael, salesman, 31 Jeff are.
Reman James, derk, b 88 C(nig £•
200
JoHNSTOK's DkTBOIT CtTT DlBBCTOitT,
Kerr Peter, g&rdener, Woodwrd ave, above
tollgate.
Kerr Robert, gardener, Woodw aTe,« above
tollgate.
Kenis James, salesmaD, w James Williams.
Kern N, Congress, bet Sixth and Beventh.
Kern George, carpenter, 64 Chesnut.
Kern Louis, pedler, 54 Wayne.
Kern Fred, lab, 81 Cbesnut.
Kern Louis, pedler, 54 Wayne.
Kern John, baker, 114 Fort £.
Kern Conrad, drover, 160 High.
Kern 'John, saloon, Clinton and Antoine.
Kern John, saloon, Cass near Woodbridge.
Kern Charles, ashman. Fort.
Kern Henry, musician, 284 Mullet.
Kett William, plumber, w Jas Ross.
Keyes John F, clerk, 59 Cong W.
Keys Douglas, wagon maker, w Bennett d&
HcCuUough.
Kieffer Hermann, physician, office and res
124 Randolph.
Kienits Samuel, wag maker, 61 Elisabeth E.
Kieler Henry, bartender, 208 Orleans.
Kilbom H C, fruits & cider, 24 Woodb £, b
Finney's Hotel.
Kilgannon John, lab, 196 Third.
Kellen Nicholas, shoemaker, 108 Macomb.
Killen Mary, widow of James, 818 Grand
River.
Killery Martin, lab, 70 Laf E.
Killen Michael, sailor, 18 Park 8.
Killeen Pat, lab, 55 Mich ave W.
Kiley P, lab, 116 Seventh.
Kile J W, waiter, Russell House.
Kilvington E, lab, 46 Trowb.
Kimball Alanson, painter, 162 Sixth.
Kimball Albert H, w Maxfleld Sb Cook, b
Mich Exchange.
Kimball Jas E, grocer, 829, Woodw ave.
Kimble Josephine, 50 Wayne.
Kilroy Mary, washerwoman, 50 Wayne.
Kilroy Lawrence, 50 Wayne.
Kilroy L F, saloRman, w Schloss dt Bro.
Kilroy William, b 240 Lamed £.
Kinner Aaron C, builder, 265 Beaubien,
address 278 Beaubien.
Kinner Andrew J, builder, 265 Beaubien,
same address 278 Beaubien.
King C, brewer, Harriet and Beaubien.
King W, blacksmith, 40 Lamed E.
King Willihm, 116 Adams ave E.
KING R W, wholesale d'ler in glass, crock'y
dec, 90 Jeff ave, r 89 Wash ave.
King Jonathan L, mer clothier, 174 Jeff ave,
r 184 Woodb W.
King John L, engraver, 3 Bmsh.
King John, carpenter, 21 Fort £.
King James, printer, Tribune Office, r 21
FortE.
King , lab, movifig to 77 Croghan.
King S B, b 249 Jeff ave.
King Oilman W, trader, 9 Fanner.
King William C, 106 Adams are E
King Harvey, milkman, 168 G River.
King John, w H King.
King Martin, lab, 856 Thompson.
King George, 854 Laf W.
King S B, 261 Fifth
King John, carpenter, St Anbin, 10th Ward.
King Angelina, 49 Wayne.
SLing William A Co, horse shoers, 40 Lar-
nedE.
King William, blacksmith, 26 Brush.
King James, colored, whitewasher, Laf, near
Beaubien.
King James, colored, cook, 41 Catherine.
KingoU Gotiieb, baker, 128 Frahklin.
Kingle Joseph, wagon shop, Gratiot near Bos
selL
Kingel James, wagon sh<^, Hasting near
Congress.
Kmgston T, drayman, cor Eighth and Abbot.
Kingston Samuel, grocer, 215 Hovrard, cor
Eighth.
Kmyel Freancy, cabinet ftimiture, 200 Gra-
tiot.
Kimble Alanson, painter, r 50 Wayne.
Kimball I, engineer, 270 Fort W.
Kimball 8 W, boots and shoes, Seventh and
Fort.
Kinley James, coird, porter J W Ezekiel.
Kinil 9enry, lab, 27 Fifth.
Kinnncane wid Catherine, 195 Fifth.
Kippleman Chas, shoemaker, 424 River.
Kirchway Michael, drover, 199 Second.
Kirby George, mason, 252 Randolph, mom
address 107 Lamed W.
Kirby Mrs Z, 441 Jeff ave.
Kirby Joseph, 225 Fort E.
Kirby John C, brass finisher, 181 Second.
Kirby Geo, tanner &, leather dlr, 88 Woodw
ave,r24FortW.
Kirby Geo, bricklayer, 107 Lamed W.
Kiikland Edward T, accountant, J G Brwin
d&Co.
Kirkup Anthony, iron bridge builder, 216
Laf E.
Kirkwood Widow, 118 Cass.
Kirchner Anthony, salesman, Freedman db
Bro, r 100 Adams ave E.
Kirkland Edmond, 171 Laf W.
Kirchena Fred, lab, 164 Clinton. *
Kirsch Anthony, shoemaker, Mary near De-
^ quindre.
Eirston Charles, lastmaker, Bronson.
Kirst Stephen, 97 Maple.
Kirschberger Christian, upholsterer, w Hen-
ry Welx'r.
Kirtland R Mc C, comedian, bGeo D John-
son.
Kirwin Philip, pedlar, 141 Fort E.
Kirwin James, printer, 229 Sixth.
Kisttng Ami, mason, 288 Croghan.
Kissane T, tin pedlar, South, near Grand
River.
And Adybbtisikg Oazettekb. 20]
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No. 100 Jefferson Avenue,
Near the Michigan Exchange^
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Pap«r HMctBe Wliidw* 3Im4m Mkl
S H O ^W^ O A.S E S ,
IN SUPERIOR STYLES.
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DBALiB nr
Furnaces, Registers,
RAN6ES AND PARLOR 8RATES
PERKINS*
PATENT STEAM HEATER^
For Warming PubUo and Private Bnildlnga.
MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARES.
Houae and SteamlMMtt Plumbing Done to Order.
All Job Work in connection with the above business executed in both City and Cotmirj,
under the supervision or Robert Holmes, and warranted.
117 JeflTerson Ayenne, nearly opposite Hiehigan Exohange^
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Are looftted at the foot of Third Street.
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jr. rD. HATBS,
« . Local Agent and Oashler.
And ADVzsTisnro Gazetteeb.
203
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To use in place of the exploeive baroiDg fluid now in nse.
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No. 144 Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
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RAILROAD HOTEL,
On Campus Mabtius,
DETROIT, - MICHiaAN.
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«& iSiis Hotel
And Ai»yBBTi8iKa Gazettees.
205
Kiflsa&e A, mechanic, 20 Lafferty.
Kittolbergar Geo, flour &. feed, 58 Gratiot.
Kitch Elijah A, salesman, 96 Mich are W.
Etching J, track supt Det & Mil R R Dep,
r Jeff ave cor Bnish.
Kitchen Jeremiah C, carpenter, 201 Cass.
Kitchen Rev H D, pastor Fort st Congrega-
tional Church, r 248 Woodb E.
Kitching John, 215 Congress E.
Kittredge Thos, leather cutter, 88 Mon ave.
Kivell Bartley, lab, Franklin.
Kitzschmar Ernest, baker, Riopelle, near
High.
Klaees Charles, tailor, 147 Antoine.
Klass Chas, tailor, 76 Macomb.
Klatt Wm, lab, 230 Macomb.
Klawiter Wm, boiler maker, 228 Brash.
Klee Ignots, lab, Macomb.
Kleimer Joseph, shoemaker, 249 Antoine.
Kleock John, tailor, 223 Russell.
Klenck Geo, baker, 222 Russell.
Klein M Joseph, physic A surgeon, Orleans
above Gratiot.
Klein Mary, wid of Peter, Midwife, 61 Har-
riet. .
Klein Peter, physician, 257 Jeff ave.
Klein Peter, tobacconist, 158 Congress W,
moved from 55 Macomb.
Klein George, lab, 260 Macomb.
Klem Charles, cap maker, 71 Adams ave E.
Kleinhans Geo, butcher, Harrison ave near
Myrtle.
Kleingel George, tailor, 176 Mullet, same ad-
dress 276 Macomb.
Klemish Anthony, lab, North near Dequin-
dre.
Klett John, lab, 83 Thompson.
Kling Philip, 28 Prospect.
Kling Philip, cooper shop, 221 Gratiot.
Kline Frank, miller, 22 Mechanic.
Klinck Geo, tailor, 90 Mich ave W.
Klipple Jacob, lab. 428 Catherine.
Kliver Chas, painter, 244 Croghan.
Klotz John Adam, lab, 129 Maple.
Kloze Chas, carpenter, 191 Clinton.
Kluss Julius, wagon maker, 139 Gra River, r
219 Third.
Kluta Joseph, tailor, 819 Clinton.
Knack John, lab, Macomb 10th Ward.
Knaggs Phillis, wid of John, 78 Jay.
Knaggs James, carriage maker. 78 Jay.
Knauf Henry, carp. 258 Macomb.
Knau John, wagon maker, 138 Mullet.
Knapp D, painter, 202 Brush.
Knapp Bavid, stonecutter, 808 Fort E.
Knapp H V, carp, 152 Porter.
Knapp Mrs John, 87 Georges.
Knapp Chas, stonecutter, 116 Elizabeth.
Knapp Chas M, salesman, 189 Jeff ave.
Knapp Chas, 134 Randolph.
Knapp H A, tavern keeper, 98 Grand River.
Knapp Daoiel, painter and glazier, 51 Col-
nmbia E.
Knight Lemuel P, agt Mich Sou & Nor Ind
R R, 20 Laf £, office foot Brush.
Knight Philip J, machinist, 298 Franklin.
Knight Thomas sawyer, 824 Franklin.
Knight James, saloon, 9 First cor Front.
KNIGHT & JENNISON, attornies, 4 and ft
Seitz Building, Griswold.
KNIGHT HENRY C, K & Jennison, attoN
ney and counsellor, r 188 First. See odMf
tisement p 92.
Knight Theodore, joiner, 417 Larned E.
Knight and Rucker, boots and shoes, 91
Woodw ave cor Congress.
Knight Alfred, K and R, r 20 High.
Knight Sylvester, 24 Fort E, same addreaf
114 Antoine.
Knight Henry, carp, 78 Atwater E, same
address 149 Second.
Knight Theodore, machinist, 417 Lamed B.
Knight Mrs Margaret, wid, 20 High.
Knight W J, ice pedler, 558 River.
Knickbein Gotleib, tailor 117 Clinton.
Knill Geo R, storekeeper, 805 Woodw ave.
Knill Geo, brakeman, 307 Woodw ave.
Knill Francis, conductor, 100 Wash ave.
Knitting Machines, Gough's agency, 188 Jeff,
Knittwees John, shoemaker, 207 Macomb.
Enittwees Francis, tailor, 202 Macomb.
Knittwees Conrad, tailor; 202 Macomb.
Knopp Alfred, stonecutter, 291 Croghan.
Knowles Benj, carp, 36 Macomb ave.
Knowles Geo, carp, 52 Macomb ave.
Knowles Wm H, builder, 36 Macomb ave.
Knowles Richard E, carp, 36 Macomb ave.
Knowles Henry, carp, 169 Grand River W.
Knowlton Calvin T, dental surgeon, 149 Jeff
ave cor Griswold, r 41 Macomb.-
Knowlton Bei\j S, 41 Macomb.
Know Dedricft, hodman, St Aubin Farm,
north of Scott.
Knox Wm B, attorney, 126 Jeff ave, b Mich
Ex, address also given at 60 Fort W.
Knox Samuel, groom, w Thomas Cox, b Levi
Dings.
Knox W, b Russell House.
Kneadler John, tailor, Dequindre n^ar Re«*
ervoir.
Kneeland P N, hardware. Grand River oor
Griswold, r 59 Madison ave.
Kneeland L P, carp, 309 Howard,
Kneeland & Adams, tinware etc, 16 Grand
River.
Kneeland Mrs Bridget, 100 Laf E.
Koaen Chas, lab, mullet 10th ward.
Koang Earnhardt, saw maker, 156 Rivard.
KOCK &, CO. cabinet makers, 64 Larned W,
See advp 102.
Kockler Chas, salesman, 277 Croghan.
Kock Amand, saloon, St Aubin 10th Ward.
Kock Andrew, cabinet maker, 64 Lamed W,
r Marion.
Koemling Christopher, vinegar maker, 40&
BevenUi.
206
Johnston's^ Dbtkoit City Dikectory,
Koen C, turner, Seventb near Charles.
Koemer Conrad, wood turner, 102 Orleans.
Kohl Philip, baker, 114 Fort £.
Kohler Henry, tailor, 840 Orleans.
Kohler Chas, salesman, 139 Jeff ave.
Kohler John, plasterer, 88 High.
Kohner Hermon, cigar maker, 138 Crog.
Kohler Leonard H, tobac 22 Clay.
Kohler Jacob, shoemaker, 26 Clay.
Koop John, salesman, w Diedrich and Mel-
chery.
Kolbe Augustas, saloon, Macomb 10th ward.
Kolbe Wm, tailor, 230 Mullet.
Kolbe Qeo, groom, 60 Harriet.
Kollinger Joseph, lab, 288 Mullet.
Kolmansberger Joseph, carp, 170 High.
KiAl Chas, butcher, Franklin and pequindre.
Komrofsky Chas, musician, 160 Hastings.
Komeichki V, tailor, Lasalle ave near Lin-
don.
Kook Geo. lab, Chesnut 10th ward.
Kopp Annie, wid of Adolph, 121 Clinton.
Kopp Julius C, cigar maker, 231 Jeff ave.
Kopp Sl Jndd, cigar dealers, 58 Monroe ave
Kopper Fred, blacksmith, 291 Laf £.
Kopps K, saloon, 49 Baker.
Kormendy Louis, phy and sur, office Bates,
cor Jeff ave.
Komman Henry, tailor, 165 Riopelle.
Komrumpfs John, dag artist, 235 Jeff are
r 277 Clinton.
Kornich Jacob, cigar box manufi', 104 Map.
Koshlo John, lab, 458 Fort E.
Koeter Louis, butcher, 498 Gratiot.
Koukle Michael, lab, 464 Beaubien.
Kousterer F, bricklayer, Whiting near Rail-
way.
Kraft John, butcher, Clark Bros.
Kamerr Peter Joseph sen, tailor, 409 Beau-
bien.
Kramer Peter Joseph, Jr, tailor, Beaubien
near Wilkins.
Kramer Catherine, wid of Anthony, Wilkins
and Antoine.
Kramer Peter, lab, Cherry at Cemeterj'.
Kramer Jacob, millwright, 36 Maple.
Kramer Wm, mason, 94 Maple.
KRAMER GEO, E H Ross & Co. 17 Cong
E, r cor Fort and Hastings.
Kramer Frederick, lab, 89 Jay.
KRAMER MATHEW & CO, Editor's and Pro
' Mich Dem & Volksblatt, office 208 Jeff
ave.
Kramar Mathew, M K and Co, r cor Hast-
ings and Fort.
Kramer Philip, M K and Co, r 166 Mullet.
Kranz John, lab, 172 High
Kranz Michael, mason, 94 Clmton.
Kranich Wid Frederica, 52 Waterloo.
Ki»pp Wm, grocer and carp, Gratiot near
StAubin.
Kras Christian, upholsterer, 122 Catherine.
Krause Chas, veter surg, 127 Gratiot.
Krause Wm, shoemaker, 148 Fort E.
Krause D W, beer hall, 127 Gratiot.
Krause John, copper smith, b 325 Frai>klui.
Kraushaar H, F and K, r 186 Randolph.
Kraushaar Hyman, clothier, store 94 Wood-
ward ave.
Krauser Ernest, lab, 140 Maple.
Krebble Daniel, cooper, 324 Hastings.
Krecke Florence 0, teacher, Ger and £ii^
Acad 217 Laf E, r 59 Macomb.
Krel Francis, tanner, 147 Croghan.
Kremer F, boots and shoes, 260 Jeff ave.
Kremer Fred, cigars, 262 Jeff avenue, r 120
Woodbridge £.
Kremer Otto, cigars, 262 Jeff ave.
Kremer Christian, lab, Watson.
Kremer F, leather findings etc, 144 Woodw
ave.
Kremlin saloon, 153 Woodw ave.
Krenler C, painter, 79 Thompson.
Erenning Wm, grocer, 806 Riopelle.
EretKchmar £ L, Riopelle and ChesnuU
Kreit Ulrich, beer hall, 416 Gratiot.
Kreps Christian, boots and shoes, 275 Wood-
ward ave.
Kries Chas, finisher, 280 Mullet.
Kricear Joseph, bet Prospect and RasseD,
commons.
Kroeper Francis A, grocer, 271 Jeff ave and
289 Croghan.
Krones Joseph, tailor, 64 Harriet.
Krope John, tailor, Crawford near Vine.
Erosman John, cigar maker, 244 Mullet.
Kroussard Adam, lab, 156 Mullet
Krug John Geo. bookseller, 88 Croghan.
Krug Joseph, baker, 116 Woodb E.
Erug Lawrence, gardener, Porter Road near
Labrosse.
Kruger Wm, 28 Monroe ave.'
Kruger Henry, grocer, 78 Gratiot.
Eruger Wm, hats caps, Gratiot and Bmah.
Erumback Hermon, janitor. Mayor's office.
Erumback Geo, w Hermon Krumback.
Krumholz Anthony, blacksmith, w Wm M
Lyons,
Erump Huberts, lab, Waterloo, 10th Ward.
Erumsheid Philip, salesman 26 Waterloo.
Erumsheid Peter, tailor, 26 Waterloo.
Eub Jacob, pedler, cor Trowbridge and
Mich ave.
Euerch M, ashes pedler, 82 South.
Euehner John, matches maker, 88 Maple.
Euchner Albert, matches, 54 High, near
Rivard.
Euhle Chas, 288 Beaubien, same address 64
Monroe ave.
Euhle Mrs Minnie, embroiderer, 233 Beaab
same address 64 Monroe ave.
Euhn Henry, tailor, 274 Clinton.
Euhn Frank, tailor, 274 Clinton.
Euhn Joseph, grocer, 518 Gratiot.
Euhn Michael, lab, 105 Chesnut.
Euhn Francis, lab, 851 Hastings.
And ADVKRTisrNG Gazetteer.
207
Euhns Christ, lab, 101 Labrosse.
Knhn Joseph, barber, 416 Gratiot.
Kuhnle J J, b h, Hastings and Laf.
Enhner Chas, w Albert Kuhner.
Knhner Albert, match manufr, 64 High.
Knhn Frank, mason, 180 Mullet.
Kuhn Henry, tailor, 179 MuHet.
Knhn August, tailor, 151 Croghan.
Kuhn Geo, tailor, 160 Rirard.
Knhn Frank, -tailor, 160 Rivard.
KUHN JOSEPH, justice of peace, office cor
Oriswold and Congress, r 141 Croghan, See
advertisement p 76.
Kullman Catherine, 82 Franklin.
Kail Chas F, meat market, 18 Dequindre.
Kull Jacob, pedler, 4 Maple.
Kunce G, shoemaker, Thompson.
Knndinger Echardt, school teacher, 292
Fort E.
Kunze Geo, acct, r 260 Ran.
Kunze Henry, baker, 174 Lamed E.
Kunze Henry J, drayman, 76 Woodw ave.
Kunze Emily, wid of Augustus, b h, 98
Lamed E. ■»
Kunze Loui«, shoemaker, 120 Woodb E.
Kunze Geo W, shoemaker, 120 Woodb E.
Kunze 0|as, saloon and brewery, 48 Harriet
Kunze Geo, shoemaker, 247 Thompson.
Kunnie John J, saloon, 144 Laf E.
Kunsni&nn Anthony, tailor, 87 Macomb.
Kurantz Mathew. lab^ Mullet 10th Ward.
Kurtz Augustus, painter, 70 Macomb.
Kurst Augustus, painter, 76 Macomb.
Knrz John, tailor, w John Stephenson.
Kuyler John, finisher, 182 Chesnut.
Kydd Wm, shoemaker, 74 Abbot.
Kydd Wm jr, shoemaker, 74 Abbot.
Kydd Wm 8rd, moulder, 74 Abbot.
Kydd John, carp, 74 Abbot.
Kydd John, drayman, 74 Abbot.
[Names In Oap I<eU«ni eliarflred $1.00
AdTereisers In the Dtreetory not e harm-
ed, and tbelr names are In-varlably
printed In display letters wlien their
Cards are received in tlme.l
Labelle Anthony, fisherman, 96 Russell.
Labold Moses, mer clothier, r 117 Lamed E.
Labold L, mer clothier, 36 Woodw ave, r 117
Lamed E.
Labruzy Janvier, silverplater, 78 Fort E.
Labruzy ]piaise, silverplater, 78 FortE.
Labram widow Ann, 60 Abbot.
Labrick German, lab. Pine E end.
Lackman Francis, tailor, Eastem Hotel, First
and Front.
LaCroix E N, clerk at Custom House, r 152
Antoine.
LaCroix Henry M, accountant, w C Hurlbut,
r JefiTavelO ward,
Laccoul John, lab, Lamed 10 ward.
Lacy Herman A, general agt, 40 Woodw ave,
r 816 Jeff ave.
Lacy Morgan, coachman, w G Williams.
Lacy G, horse trader, 228 Park.
Lacy C S, money lender, Mer.Exch.
Lachane Pierre, saloon, 298 Atwater E.
Lachman Francis, tailor, 165 Laf E.
Lackey James, lab, Harrison ave and Syca-
more.
Laddeux Joseph, saloon, Atwater, above Or-
leans.
Laderle Anthony, civil engineer, 267 Con B.
Laderie Joseph, builder, 267 Con E.
Ladies the Detroit, industrial school society,
school cor Wash ave and Gr River.
Ladies of the " Sacred Heart " Academy,
806 Jeff ave
LADD E W & Co, slate roofers, offi98 Atwa-
ter and Rand. See adtertlsement page, 98.
Ladd E W, E W Ladd & Co, slate-roofer, r
131 Adams ave £.
Ladd Josiah, conductor, b 97 Second.
Ladd John, lab, 92 Lamed W.
Ladd Wm, saloon, 45 Atwater E. •
Laderoot Eli. dep sheriff, office Carlyle Hon
r 68 Macomb.
Laderoot Peter, detec police, r 61 Macomb.
Laderoot, wid of John, 76 Rivard.
Ladne Andrew, leather, hides &» oil, r 849
Jeff ave.
Ladue James T, w Andrew Ladue, Atwater
and Rivard.
Ladue Wm N, w A Ladue.
Ladue Mrs John, 187 Lamed E, same ad-
dress 117 Antoine.
Ladue John F, wool merchant, 187 Lamed B,
same address 117 Ant.
Ladue Louis, blacksmith, 117 Maple.
Laduke Francis, lab, 82 Napoleon.
Ladue L, blacksmith, Gratiot at St Aubin.
Laduke , saloon keeper, 671 Atw B.
Lafayette Fire Engine House, Wayne, betw
Lamed and Cong.
LaFipe Maximillian, sailor, 209 Fort E.
LaFonder John, sailor, 260 Franklin.
Lafferty C, farmer, 464 Fort W.
Lafferty P, grocer, 660 Woodb W.
Lafferty Mrs Alex, 458 Woodb W.
Laflame Chas, lab, 468 River.
Lafleur Anthon, engineer, 198 Fifth.
Laforge Wm, lab. 458 Pine.
Lager Geo, lab, 876 Woodb W.
Lahold Mary, widow of Francis, Brewster,
near Hastings.
Laible Joseph, 461 Fort W.
LAIBLE EUGENE, Godfrey Dean and L, r
264 Woodw ave.
Laible Apple, wid of Robert, 276 Mullet
Laing Jane, widow of James, 107 Porter.
Liurd James, lab, 98 Labroese.
208
Johnston's Djctboit Crrr Dibbctobt,
Laitner Cassimer, brush maker, 60 Mich
ave E.
Laitner Aloys, brush manufkcturer, 60 Mich
aye £.
Laitner Laurence, brush maker, 60 Mich
ave E.
Laitner John, brush maker, 60 Mich ave £.
Lake Henry, 229 Macomb.
Laily Martin, mason, 395 Thompson.
Lally Wm, lab, 393 Thompson.
Lalor Michael, lab, 410 Woodb.
Lamars Joseph, 402 Croghan.
Lamagdeline Joseph, stone cutter, 134 Or-
leans.
Lamb Roswell J, tavern keeper, 91 Atwa-
terE.
Lamb Martin, carp, 227 Catherine.
Lamb John, lab, 235 Sixth.
Lamb John, blacksmith. 111 Seventh.
Lambert Thomas, drayman, Bronson.
Lambert Benjamin, grocery, 181 Michigan
aveW.
Lambert Benjamin, grocer, 205 Second.
Lambert Martin, lab, 154 Franklin.
Lambert Louis, J Robinson Sb Co, r 132 Mich
ave W.
LamberfWm, colored, tailor and dyer, 12
Congress E.
Lambie Alexander, ship carpenter, 76 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 maker, 209 Antoine.
Lamkac Charles, blacksmith. 509 Gratiot.
Lampke Fred, blacksmith, 509 Gratiot.
Lammea Charles, cook, 197 Laf £.
Lamp Michael, locomo fireman, 320 Frank-
lin.
LaMountain Oliver, lab, Orleans and Cherry.
Lamere Antoine, lab, 409 Lamed E.
Lamp Michael, Engineer, moving to Labots,
Woodb, near Orleans.
Lampoon Robt, ship carpenter, 148 Seventh.
Lamson Darius, banker, r 348 Jeff ave.
Lamson Alvin C, surveyor, w D Lamson.
Langdon Wm, baggageman, b Baggs Hotel.
Langdon George 0, forw & commerch, r 289
Jeff ave.
Langdon Jerusha A, 51 Riopelle.
Langdon Geo C, ship provis & com mer, foot
Randolph.
Langdon A, Riopelle and Woodb.
Landmoor D W, founder, Mich ave. *
Lang Henry^ carpenter, 234 Clinton.
Lang H, saloon, 49 Jeff ave.
Lang P, boots and shoes, Atwater E, No 63.
Lang Francis, billiard table maker, w Chas
Schulenberg.
Lang Peter, sheemaker, 162 Russell.
Lang Gotlob, painter, 190 Gratiot.
Limg Jacob, pedler, 275 Cong B.
Landon E R, r 45 Madison ave.
Landon £, conductor, 18 Macomb.
Landon Edwin, engineer, 212 Cong E.
Landsberg Adolph, ocean cable saloon, Yin
manf, 51 Griswold.
Landsberg Albert, salesman, with David Am-
berg.
Landser , watchmaker, b 150 Antoine
Lane, widow of Daniel, 70 Park S.
LANE MINOT T, justice of the peace, office
11 Lanied W, r 70 Miami ave.
LANE GEORG£ MINOT, Frost Lane & Co,
r M T Lane.
Lane Maurice, lab, Atw, near Hastings.
Lane Chas, lab, 99 Seventh.
Lane Henry, servant, w H P Bridge.
Lane Cornelius, lab, cor Macomb and De-
quindre.
Lane Mrs Mary, grocer, Seventh and Abbot.
Langan John, lab, 145 Lamed W.
Langell Benj F, caulker, b 16 Randolph.
Langer C, ambrotype gallery, Woodw and
Lamed.
Langerot L, clerk, postoffice.
Lange Chas, carpenter, 114 High.
Langley Joseph, clerk, 165 Woodw ave.
Langley Wm, shoemaker, 2 Clinton.
Langley Henry, builder, 29 Laf E.
Langley Henry Walter, mason, 29 Laf E.
Langley William, shoe manufacturer, 79 Con-
gress £.
Langley Wm H, builder, 58 High.
Langley William, wagon maker, 105 Eliza-
beth E.
Langley Wm, grocer, 34 Henry.
Langer Carl, bookbinder, 118 Fort E.
Langstaff , carpenter, b 103 Lam W.
Langston Stephen, ship carpenter, 57 Frank-
lin.
Langston William, colored, fruits and confec-
tions, 423 Jeff ave.
Langston Albert, shoemaker, 98 Chesnut.
Langston James, fruits and confectioners,
423 Jeff ave.
Lanhof Joseph, carpenter, Joseph near Ri-
pelle.
Lane Cornelius, porter, Russell House.
Lane Mrs Timothy, cor Abbot and Seventh*
Lane John, 54 Orchard.
Lane John, Jr, 54 Orchard.
Lane Daniel, 54 Orchard.
Lanigan Denis, 22 Center.
Lanigan David, engineer, 163 Second.
Lanigan John, salesman, J A Roys
Lanigan John, accountant, 163 Second.
Lannon John, sailor, 145 Lamed W.
Lansser , watchmaker and jeweler, 118 ,
Woodw ave.
Lansing & Wilkins, real estate &, ins agents,
58 Griswold.
Lansing Edward A, Lansing & Wilkins, r 125
Congress £.
Landon John, teamster, Franklin near
Brush.
And Advsbtibino Gazbttbbr.
209
Lansing J 8, tel operator, M S R R office, r
20 Laf E.
Lansther Wm, lab, Harrison ave near Pine.
Lant Herman, tailor, 183 Hastings.
Lantz Peter F, watchman, 43 Porter.
Lapeire Madam Felix, 177 Franklin.
Lapeer Benjamin, tanner, 176 E, same ad-
dress 222 Franklin.
lApham P D, Raymond & Lapham, booksel-
ler, r 116 Laf W and 90 Woodw ave.
Lapham Hiram 8, famitu dealer, 119 Woodw
ave, 18 Afich ave.
Lapham dc Thayer, furniture dealers, 16
Mich ave , removed by fire.
Lappan Charles, clothier, 41 Fort E.
Lappan Charles, r 60 Antoine.
Lard R, blacksmith, 84 Montcalm.
Large Charles, watchmaker, 173 Laf E.
Larkins M, engineer, 384 Woodb W.
Larkins Margaret, widow of James, 137
FortE.
Larkins A, drayman, 119 Lamed W.
Larkins Michael, plasterer, 64 Clinton.
Larkin Miss J, b 183 Congress E.
Larkin Andrew, b h, 119 Lamed W.
Larmindin John, shoemaker, 69 Croghan.
Lamed Sylvester, counsellor, office 3 Lamed
W, r 21 Port W, same address 68 Laf W.
Lamed House Hotel, 176 Woodb W.
Larke Christopher, engineer, 371 Orleans.
Lasca Felix, shoemaker, 21 Riopelle.
Lathenberger , 109 Croghan, family
not home.
Lattimer Geo W, engineer, b 152 Laf W.
Latour Octavius, lab, w J Hommal.
Latour Dominick, grocer, 361 Beaubien.
Latouraeau Ann, widow of Charles, 108 An-
toine.
Lature Lewis, mason, 328 Croghan.
Latz Fred, bartender, 100 Bates.
Lattzcher George, harness maker, w Hcnrj-
Duncan.
Lauderdale Edward, phy & surgeon, office uj)
stairs 65, cor Woodw ave and Lamed.
Laundre Joseph, lab, Wilkins, near Antoine.
Launhart Christopher, brewer, 896 JeflTor-
8on ave.
Laurence Leonard, draftsman, w Jordon &
Anderson.
Laurie P G, printer, 85 Cong E, moving to
the country.
Laurie Arthur, photographic artist, with M
Sutton, 205Jefr ave.
Laut John, carpenter, Jeff ave 10 Ward.
Lauth Hartman, cutter, w D Amberg.
Lavady Peter, cooper, Dequindre 10 Ward
Lavan Kate, servant, 13 Rowland.
Laveire Henry, sailor, 257 Laf E.
Lavender R H, pile driver, 103 Lamed E.
Lavell Francis, sailor, b Frank Stokes, 31
Woodb W.
*Av|n Thomas, accountant, w R W King
Lavin James, runner. Union Hotel Third.
Lawler John S, runner, Baggs Hotel.
Lawler John, tailor, 208 Congress E.
Law Mrs John, milliner & dress, 192 Frank-
lin.
Law Joseph, plaster mill, 72 and 74 Atwater,
on dock, & 59 Lamed W, selling out.
Lawrence T, lab, 22 Sibley.
Lawrence George, colored, tailor, 218 Has-
tings.
Lawrence William, plaster miller, 866 Wood-
bridge E.
Lawrence G W, colored, tailor, 98 Bates.
Lawrence John, colored, cook Forest Queen,
r 116 Macomb.
Lawrence M C, carpenter, 393 Lamed E.
Law Wm, tailor, 48 Jeff ave.
Lawrence M C, car maker, 341 Fort B.
Lawson Francis W, 104 Congress E, addreetf
also given at 67 Adams ave W.
LAYER JOHN, grocer, 150 High, cor Ri^
opelle.
Lazot John, teamster, 153 Thompson.
Leach Fred, clerk, 27 Wash ave.
Leach Hugh, sailor, b Bait Hotel.
Leach F. clerk, post office.
Leadbeatter Alexander, proprietor Wet-
tern Hotel, 178, 180 and 182 Woodbridge
cor Third.
Leadbeatter Edward S, with Alexander Lead-
beatter.
Lea Joseph, gardener, 781 Jeff ave.
Leary Cornelius, 411 Laf E.
Leavenworth T B, silver spoon manfr, 187 d&
13d Griswold.
LeAnore Alexander, soap boiler, w I Fine-
hart &Co.
Lebell Anthony, fishman, 83 RusselL
Lebens John, lab, 35 Croghan.
Lebot Dennis, grocer, 323 Franklin.
Lebot Enos, grocer, 332 Franklin.
'"Lebot John, 356 Congress E.
Lebreak Chenna, carpenter, St Aubin and
Catherine.
Leckinger Geo, comb maker, Antoine.
Lechner W F, grocer, 300 and 302 Franklin,
Lechenberg John, lab, Macomb.
Lechman A, lab, 131 Thompson.
Lecompte Alphonso, pedler, 64 Jay.
Ledbetter Thomas, mason, 75 Mich ave W, r
654 Mich ave W.
Ledbetter , 654 Mich ave W.
Leddy Bernard, sailor, w M Leddy.
Leddy Rose widow, groceries 166 and 158,
Abbot.
Leddy James, grocer, 233 Mich ave W.
Leddy Bernard, salesman, w James Leddy.
Leddy John, lab, alley Gr River and Jones.
Leddy Pat, lab, b John O'Connor.
Leddy Michael, sailor.
Leddy Michael, carriage driver, Bail Road
Hotel.
Leddy Michael, cloth cutter, w Hallock &
Raymond.
Ledwith Peter, carpenter, Clinton, tame ad-
dress 83 Laf £.
210^
Johnston's Detroit City Dirsctobt,
LEDYARD HENRY, 62 Fort W.
Lee Benjamin, candy manufacturer, 204
Second, deceased.
Lee Robert, sailor, 204 Third.
Lee Peter, coffee house, 85 Atwater E.
Lee Peter jr, saloon, 85 Atwater £.
Lee Andrew J, fireman, 85 Atwater £.
Lee John, salesman, w Jas S Blair.
Lee Henry, boots and shoes, 107 Woodw aye
r 88 Miami ave.
Lee James, salesman, Forsyth & Co, b Mer
Exchange.
Lee Wm, baker, 72 Cong E.
I^ee Simcoe, comedian, r 29 Laf W.
Lee W, carpenter, b Andrew Larkin.
Lee Mrs Eliza, saloon, 142 Gratiot.
Lee Emely J, teacher Barstow Union School.
Lee Joseph, gardener, Pine and Bollivar.
Lee Wm, col, carpenter, 115 Laf E.
Lee Wm A, col, teacher, 130 Hastings.
Lees B, engineer, 227 Abbot.
Leete Thomas F, cabinet maker, 60 Bates.
Leete Clarence P, accountant, w Henry Ste-
phens.
Lee Chaa, sailor, 50 Wayne.
Lee Jennie, col, cook, Howard House.
Lee , mason, 51 Winder.
LE FAVOUR EDWARD, alderman 2d Ward,
^ 166 Jeff are, wholesale and reta.il dealer in
boots and shoes, b Russell House.
Le Favour Heber^ accountant w Nichols and
Le Favour 166 Jeff ave.
Le Favour Julius, coachman, with George
Horan.
Lefleur A, engineer, steamer Illinois.
Lefleur Leon, ship carp, 57 Franklin.
LE FEVERE PETER PAUL, Bp of Lela
coad adminis, Detroit, r cor Antoine and
Jeff ave.
Lehlan Gotlieb, shoemaker, 164 Fort E.
Lehman Wm, painter, 117 Adamfi ave E.
Lehman Lewis, painter, 117 Adams ave E.
LEHMAN ADOLPH, mer clothier, 82 Wood
r ave, r 137 Bates, See adv p 91.
Lehman &. Brother, painters, 182 Beaubien,
moving.
Lehndorf Reinhardt F, upholsterer, 68 Porter
same address 49 Baker.
Lehman Servis, painter, 81 Laf E.
Lehna Fred, tailor, 201 Croghan.
Leichter Adam, w Scherer and Brede.
Leib Haerzent, lab, 127 Catherine.
Leishart P, drayman, 158 Thompson.
Leithead ^ames and Son, grocers, moving to
79 Abbot cor Third.
Leighth Chas, blacksmith, 177 Clinton.
Lejeune James Jacob, Redemtorist brother,
cor Antoine and Croghan.
Leman John, lab, head of Orleans.
Lemaire Louis M D, imp French] and Ge.r
Wines, 114 Bates.
Leming Wid Cecelia, 50 Wayne.
Leming Chas, tinsmith, 41 Porter. 1
Leming Wid Elizabeth, 138 Sixth.
Leming Oliver, painter, 138 Sixth.
Leming Isaac, sailor, 138 Sixth.
Lemoine Wid Madeline, 195 Hastings.
Lemont Eli, carp, 117 Franklin.
Lemont Louis, sailor, 117 Franklin.
Lemont John, deaf and dumb, 117 Frankiin.
Lemont Chas. 117 Franklin.
Lemka Chas, blacksmith, 509 Gratiot.
Lemoine Peter, sailor, 191 Hastings.
Lemon Matthias, skoemaker, w Stewart and
Patterson.
Lemon Isaac, painter, 126 mullet.
Lemon J J, clerk Perkin's HoteL .
Lenehan B, ashes pedler. Plum near Sixth.
Lent Henry, baker, 269 Hastings.
Lente John, tailor, 157 High.
Lentes Nicholas, 156 Mullet.
Lenterkmk Fred, saddler, 260 Clinton.
Lenterking Rudolph, blacksmith, w Peter
Katus.
Lenz Ferdinand, carp, Trombley.
Lenz M, 406 Fort W.
Leonard Henry, painter, 97 Russell.
Leonard Rev Lemuel, asso prin Detroit Clas
and High School, 40 Madison ave.
Leonard Miss A B, teacher, w Rev Lemuel
Leonard, 40 Madison ave.
Leonard Harvey M, painter, 97 Russell.
Leonard John J, atty and collector, b Garri-
son House.
Leonard John W, accountant, with Walter
Bourke, r 72 George.
Leonard Theo 0, salesman, 82 Woodward
ave, same address at 12 Adams ave.
Leona[rd Ira B, spile driver, 3 Lebrosse.
Leonard E, lab, 218 Abbot.
Leonard J B, 174 Howard.
Leonet Christopher, saloon, Laf and Rivard.
Lennon J J, salesman, w Wm Perkins.
Le Pere Frank, sailor, 449 Fort E.
Le Point M A, salesman, 68 Woodw ave.
Le Point Moses, b 89 Congress E.
Lepratt Frank, sailor, r over ChapelVs office
foot Rivard.
Lerey Richard, blacksmith, 16 Clifford.
Le Roy H H, builder, 253 Woodw ave.
LeRoy Joseph H, builder, shop Cass and
Lamed, b Garrison House.
Lermada N, lab, 452 FortE.
Lerg Chas, marble worker, 175 Croghan.
LeESPERANCE FRANCIS, lune dealer,
397 Atwater E. See advp 71.
LeEsperance Gilbert, 397 Atwater E.
LeEsperance Alex, saloon, 395 Atw E.
Lescher Wm, watch maker* 182 Grisw.
Lester Theo G, b Mich Exchange.
Lester Jesse, artist. Boiler's Hall.
Lester Wm J, Savings Bank, r 78 Wayne.
Letaker Adam, carriage maker, 201 Second
moving to 88 Beech.
Lett Eli, barber, w Wm Fewins.
Leucher Theo, saddler, 264 Catherine.
AxD Adybbtising Gazetteer.
211
Lenschner Otto, interna phar, 187 Jeff are.
Leyer John, carp, 200 Third.
Lever James, carp, 20 Sproat.
Leyering , professor of music, address
not supplied.
Leyering John F, druggist, r 47 Lamed W.
Ley! Leopold, shoemaker, 71 Laf E.
Leyi David, hats caps, 182 Gratiot.
Levitt Wid, pedler, 12 Beaubien.
Leving Felix, sailing mast, 189 Hastings.
Levingstein Adolph, ped, 176 Laf E,
Levy David, cap maker, 205 Qratiot, same
address at 186 same.
Levoy , carp, 276 Franklin.
licw John, cooper, 40 Marion.
Lewis Thomas, building materials, Atw E,
near Round House,
Lewis Henry, sailor, 146 Lamed W.
LEWIS JOSEPH I, foreman printer, Trib
office, 155 Lamed £.
Lewis &, Moses, cookery etc, 221 Jeff ave.
Lewis Conrad, stone and building mat, At-
water E.
Lewis John B F, Freednuin and Brothers, b
Joseph I Lewis.
Lewis F H, Mann & L, r 239 Lamed E, same
address 122 Antoine.
Lewis Thomas W, accountant, w D Amberg,
167 Lamed E.
Lewis Albert, salesman, 88 Mich ave E.
Lewis Samuel, merch, r 608 Jeff ave.
Lewis Alexander, Bridge and Lewisj r Jeff
ave and Rivard.
Lewis Thomas, building materials, 404 An-
toine E.
Lewis Albert, pork packer, b Howard Ho.
Lewis Albert H, w A Lewis.
Lewis -Albert, b Mrs Alvords.
Lewis , rag pedler, Wilkins near Hast.
Lewis Daniel, wagon maker, 148 Abbot.
Lewis "Wm, wagon maker 148 Abbot.
Lewis Joseph H, col, barber, 60 Griswold.
Lewis Albert, b Howard House.
Lewis & Co, lime dealers, Atwater near
' Dequindre.
Leyden P, carp, 69 Labrosse.
Leyden F, 66 Labrosse.
Lezot John, teamster, 158 Thompson.
Lezot Peter, teamster, 26 Thompson.
Lloyd Owen, lab, 142 Third.
Lloyd Gordon W, architect, res 163 Cong E.
Lloyd Michael, lab, 60 Front.
Lloyd Josiah P, salesman, 107 Eliza E.
Lloyd Gordon W, architect, office Buhl's
•Block, Griswold.
Llbold Chas, tinsmith, Hastings.
Licket Geo, lab, 476 River.
Lieberman Emanuel, mer clothier, 97 Wood-
ward ave, r Shelby.
Lieberman Constantfne. shoe maker, 86
FortE.
Lieberman and Tander, boots and shoes, 86
FortE.
>L Lielfleld Nathan, pedler, 18 Lewis,
Lifer John Christian, basket maker. Rail
Road near Dequindre.
Lieghterless Martin, Gratiot north end.
Lightfoot James, col, carp, 189 Riopelle.
Lightfoot Wm, col, carp, 247 Fort E.
Lightfoot Madison, col, 267 Catherine.
Ligoured Nicholas, organ grinder, Hastings
and Marion.
Lillie's Safes, office 49 Griswold.
LILLIBRIDGE GARDNER R, typographist
etc, office 82 Lamed .W. See ado, p 100
Lillienfeld Sol B, salesman, 78 Rivard.
Lillybridge Mineiva, teacher capitol school,
r 188 Howard.
Limbacher Aloes, lab, Julian near Dequin.
Linchman A, lab, 181 Thompson.
Lindeman Henry, cabinet maker, 10 Charles.
Lindeman Chas, batcher, w Wm Smith.
Linn Conrad, carp, 236 Rivard.
Linn Wm J, r Wm Harsha, 89 Lamed 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 Alex, cashier, Campbell Linn ^ Co, r
Abbot near Thompson.
Lindsay ,John R, saloon, moved firom 175
Mich ave W to Woodb near Brush.
Lindsay James, carp, 59 Baker.
Lindsay , salesman, b Mrs Hall.
LINDSAY A G, Frost & Lindsay, 70 Qrisw,
r Howard and Seventh.
Lindsay John R, saloon, 56 Lamed, below
Shelby.
Lincoln H K, Bridge Lewis & CO, 107 Con-
gress E.
Linenberg Raphael, carp, 17 Clay.
Linger Frank, tailor, Macomb, 10th Ward.
Ling Sarah Ann, Wid of Geo, 107 Adams
ave E.
Ling Conrad, 283 Bmsh.
Ling Jacob, 283 Brash.
Lingeman Frederick, watchmaker, and Jew,
104 Randolph.
Lingeman C, butcher, r 366 Sixth.
Lingeman John, weaver, 129 Trowbridge.
Lingemann Anthony, butcher, 463 Gratiot.
Lingeipann Caspar, saloon, 467 Gratiot
Lingemann Joseph, butch^, Orleans and
Elm.
Linsell Joseph, salesman, w J Beedzler.
Linsel Henry, builder, 261 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, ship carp, 90 Lafontaine,
same address at 170 Third, and again at
97 Antoine.
Lippermeyer John, wood sawyer, 169 High.
Litchenberg Abraham, pedler, 125 Clinton.
212
JOHNSTON^S DbTBOIT CiTY DIRECTORY,
Litchenberp Wm, Balesman, w S K Taft.
Lister Wm M, acct, Bahl and Ducharme.
LitchenbuFK Philip, cigar maker, 217 Fort E,
LitcheDburg Abraham, 125 Clinton, same
address 130 Seventh.
Littl Simon Augsutus, tavern, 1 Jeff ave.
Little Thomas, porter, w Ransom Curtis,
foot of Bates.
Little Chas H, w F B Sibley.
Little A, carp, Lasalle near Chesnut.
Little Joseph, boiler maker, 260 Franklin.
Little Thomas, b h, Atwater E.
Little Thomas R, merchant, Atwater near
St Aubin.
Little Thos, milkman, 307 Franklir^.
Littlejohn Wm, tailor, 98 Franklin.
Littlejohn Adam, drayman, 98 Franklin.
Littlejohn Wm, lab, 98 Franklin.
Littlejohn Wm, switchman, Russell north
of Gratiot.
Littlejohij , Paton's Alley, near Grat.
Livingston L McC, salesman, Campbell Linn
and Co.
Livingston Wm, sawyer, 123 Seventh.
Livingston Allen, leather, Antoine and
Brewster.
Livingston Wm, 362 G River near Crawford.
Livus Wm, col, scavenger, 119 Beaubien.
Loeser Augustus, saloon, 116 Randolph.
. Lochbuler Mr, Woddb E, 10th Ward.
Locke Peter, cgl, cooper, 1*J2 Laf E.
Locke Chas H, fiunn & L r 3 Winder.
Locke A Newton, Gunn & L.
Locke Wid of James, washerwoman, 06
Oak.
LOCKWOOD & CLARKE, counsellors at
law, office No 1 Seitz Building, 75 Grisw.
See advert isctYient p 74
Lockwood Thomas W, L and C, r 65 Fort W.
Lockwood Mrs Mary N, r 43 Fort W.
Lockwood Wesley D, miller, 381 Gratiot.
Lockwood Emmet, railway inspector 89
Adams ave W.
Lockhart J, machinist, 72 Labrosse.
Lockhart Wm, machinist, 195 Abbot.
Lockbiller Mr, Woodb 10th Ward. .
Lockhiller Wandlin, stone cutter, 156 Clint.
Lockbiller Joseph, wagon maker, 402 Grat,
f'-Riopelle.
Lockbiller John, carp. 277 Fort E. .
Lodewick Chas, ship carp, 240 Lamed E.
Lodge E A, physician, office and res 256
Woodward ave.
Locy J, finisher, 165 Howard.
Locy L D, moving to Troy.
Loeb Marcus, 164 Jeff ave.
Loekey James, brakeman, 86 Sixth.
Loekey James, plasterer, Kentucky near
Riopelle.
Loettgert Fred W, w Chas Swartz.
Loewe Gotfried, ^binet maker, Clinton and
Dubois.
Loewenatein Jacob, cutter, w Daniel Carver.
Loewe'nstein Jacob, cutter, 97 Woodw are.
Loflus Michael, servant, 114 Atwater B.
Loftus Jame^, waiter, Merchants' Exchange,
r 82 Grand River.
Loftus James, waiter. Fifth near Noyes.
Loftus Michael, lab, 128 Michigan ave W.
Loflus Michael, waiter, Bagg's Hotel.
Loftus James, Merch Exchange.
Logan James, agt London Pub Company,
moved to London C W.
Logan John, col, lab, alley off Bniahbei
Fort and Congress.
Logan A, engineer, 289 Woodw ave.
Loge Chas, tailor. Brush near Lamed.
Logger David, sailor. Elm.
Lomas Wm, machinist, 160 Howard.
Lomas Wm P, r rear 113 Woodb E.
Loney M, gardner, r 69 Baker.
Long &b Smith, furniture manufrs, G RiTer
near Fifth.
Long John Philip, cabinet maker, G River
near Fifth.
Long Jeremiah, clerk, 127 Beech.
Long John, bartender, 127 Beech.
Long Wm, plumber, 127 Beech.
Long Samuel, nail maker, 247 Sixth comer
Plumb,
Long Robt, sheet iron worker, 127 Beech.
Long John B, livery stable, and overseer
Highways, r 120 Laf W, stable 56 Jeff are.
Long Henry, fireman, Mich Exchange
Long Thomas, foreman shoemaker, Johnson
and Bams.
Long John E, salesman, L W Tinker &l Go.
Long Lawrence, tailor, 253 Catherine.
Long Mrs John, 265 Laf W.
Long Maurice, groggery, 263 Laf W.
Long John, lab, 83 Sixth.
Long M, lab, 162 Abbot.
Long Wm, lab, 127 Beech.
Long Wm, deputy sher, 10 High, office Gitj
Hall.
Long Thomas, cutter, 104 Mich ave W, same
address 58 Columbia E.
Long Gustavus, finisher, 264 Riopelle.
Lontond Chas, lab, 166 Riopelle.
Lonton M, wagon maker, Campan near
Springwells.
Longe Mr, Maple, 10th Ward.
Longyear John J, Fort E, 10th Ward.
Loose John F, attorney and couns, moved to
Grand Rapids. ^
Lotz Charles, grocer, 47 Catherine, cor Has-
tings.
Lotz Philip Charles, saloon, 47 Catherine.
Lordan Denis, lab, 40 Seventh.
Lore Morris, lab, 52 Pine.
Lore M, lab, Wight 10 ward.
Lorens Charies, pedler, Hastings and Wat-
son.
Loranger J jr, grocer, 65 Woodb W.
Loranger Joseph, 659 Woodb W.
Lorman Chas A, ice dealer, 888 Congress E.
And ABVXBTiBiNa Gazeitesb.
213
Loring Lewis W, draggist, b Mrs C Hall.
Losey L D, dentist, 26 Lewis.
Lothcrius Matthias, batcher, St Aubin and
Croghan.
Lothrop Geo V N, counsellor, office 124 Jeff
sve, r 236 Woodb E.
Lothrop John, carp, 340 Sixth.
Lour Christ Henry, harness maker, w Peter
Cassman.
Lourend Nicholas, carp, Calhoun.
Louth John, brewer, 124 Croghan.
LoTe James W, constable, 6th Ward, 27 Law
rence.
Love John, carpenter, 878 Thompson.
Lore Thomas, salesman, Campbell, Linn &
Co.
LoTor Henry, tailor, Beaubien near Williln.
LoYer John, tailor, 863 Beaubien.
Lovell Francis, sailor, b Frank Stokes, 81
Woodb W.
Lo?ett John, machinist, 145 Abbot.
LoTett Stepheuj plumber, 145 Abbot.
Lowell Henry, engineer, steamer Ariel.
Lowhill Michael, carpenter, 183 Catherine.
Lowe Edward, book binder, w J Slater.
Lowe John, engineer, 151 Abbot.
Lowe David, colored, barber, 106 Laf E.
Lowe Stephen, tailor, 98 Bates.
Lowe Eugene S, accountant, w W W Whea-
tou, r 40 Madison ave.
Lowe Wna, colored, barber, 88 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 ave.
Lowrie , tinsmith, b 91 Lamed E.
• Lowrie J & Son, dry goods, 148 Woodward
ave.
Lowrie John, harness maker, with Henry
Duncan.
Lowrie John, har maker, b Finney's Hotel.
Lowrie Ann, widow of John, 68 Columbia E.
Lowrie James, J Lowrie & Son, b Howard
House.
Lowson Alexander, saddler and har maker,
w Hayden &, Baldwin.
liOwson James, harness maker, 860 Mich
aveW.
Lowson , saddler, with Alex Lowson.
Lowing Michael, carp, 287 Laf £.
Loy Patrick, lab, 26 First.
Lozzer David, lab. Elm.
hozzer David, sailor, Elm.
Lucea John B, mason, 85 Columbia E.
Ludden Mrs, farmer, Gratiot, above tollgate.
Ludden William, farmer, Qratiot, above toll-
gate.
Ludden Henry, farmer, Gratiot, above toll
gate.
Lucker John, drayman, Crawford, near Vine.
Lucker J H, musician, 270 Macrmb.
Itucker JohUi saloonkeeper, 27Cf Macomb.
Lucker Henry, musician, 56 Croghan, t
address 196 Riopelle.
Lucker John, musician, 56 Croghan.
Lucker Hupert, musician, 245 JFeff ave, i
address at 268 Macomb.
Lucker Peter, musician, 270 Macomb.
Lucker P Wm, musician, 270 Macomb.
Lucker Heber, musician, 270 Macomb.
Lucas U S, saloon, r 295 Woodw ave,' same
address at 301 same.
Lucan Samuel, colored, barber, with J W
Collins.
Lucas M, plasterer, 168 Orchard.
Lucas R, 85 Adams ave W.
Ludcrus Peter, cigar maker, 860 Congress B.
Luderer A W, agent w Otto Leuschner.
Lndewig Joseph, accountant w E Shepard, r
165 Lamed E.
Ludwig Jacob, basket maker, Julian, near
Riopelle.
Ludwig Conrad, hodman, 162 Croghan.
Ludwig John Justus, grocer, 164 Rivard.
Ludwig Geo, salesman, 164 Rivard.
Ludwig Henry, carver, 164 Rivard.
Ludwig Christopher, basket maker, 215 Ma-
comb.
Ludwig Theobald, basket maker, Julian, ne
Dequindre.
Ludlow John, r Sheldon Block, Jeff ave.
Ludlow Wm, Campau, Spring AV ells.
Ludlow Thomas, Campau, 'Spring Wells.
Ludlow George, lab, 142 Croghan.
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 Casper, grocer, Antoine and Brewster.
Luger , watchmaker, with George
Schuler.
LUM CHAS M, artist, studio No 10, Sheldon
Building, Jeff ave. See advertiaemmUptuf
90.
Lumback Henry, lab, Cherry E.
Lumer Chas, cook. Garrison House.
Lumsden John, gardener, Woodw ave, near
toll-gate.
Lungershansen Augustas, barber, 156 Hat-
tings.
Lunts Geo, carp, 169 High.
Lucack A, liquors, 827 Trowbridge.
Lucy John, groom, Finney's Hotel.
Ludington James, prop Gr River Homey 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 B.
Lutz J, saddler, 249 Gratiot.
Lutz Frank, butcher, E M Cobb.
Lutz John, 152 Columbia S.
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Johnstox'b Dxtboit City Dikectory,
Luirey J C, flmit dealer, 283 Woodw ave.
Lnsan John, lab, Guoin;
Lnscombe Wm, teamster, 312 Sixth.
Liuell Joseph, sailor, residence Franklin 10th
Ward.
Lnwa Gotfrled, lab, Clinton, 10th Ward.
Lax Widow, washerwoman, North near Res-
ervoir.
Lnstie Joseph, grocer, cor Hastings and La-
fayette.
Lntman Wm, salesman, w Forsyth A Go.
Lyons James, painter, 151 Adams aye £.
Lyons John, bricklayer, 80 Bronson.
Lyons Wm M, carriage builder, cor Or River
and Park.
Lyons Elizabeth, 71 Beanbien.
Lyons Archibald, carp, 193 Oroghan.
Lyons Wm M, wagon and car builder, 62 A
64 Or River.
Lyon & Barstow, proprietors Michigan
Exchange, 108, 110, Jeff ave.
LTON EDWARD, L & B, Michigan Ex-
change.
Lyon Wm, malster, 3 Baker, same address
at 196 same.
Lyon Hiram & Co, boots and shoes, moved
to 183 Woodw ave.
Lyon Geo, bartender, w J Payne.
Lyon R M, agent U 8 claims, bounty lands
and pensions, office cor Woodw ave and
Lamed E, deceased.
Lyon Timothy, w Wm H Craig.
Lyon Edward, r 354 Jeff ave.
Lyon John, merch tailor, 6 Mich ave W.
Lyon A E, 35 Elizabeth W:
Lyon Edward, 2nd, sailing master, 55 Eliz-
abeth.
Lyon Geo, mate propeller Clifden, 55 Eliza-
beth W.
Lyddy Pat, sailor, 276 Fifth.
Lyddy Michael, cutter, 278 Fifth.
Lynard Ellen, wid of Anthony 299 Croghan.
Lynard Anthony, bar tender, 299 Croghan.
Lynch Stephen, blacksmith, with Walter
Madden.
Lynch Mary, 104 Randc^ph.
Lynch Andrew, clerk, 61 Montcalm.
Lynch John, tailor, 59 Duffield.
Ljmch John Francis, tanner, 78 Rivard.
Lynch John W, machinist, 36 Williams.
Lynch John, lab, 136 Woodb E.
Lynch John, porter, steamer Illinois, res 3
Abbot.
Lynch Mary Ann, dress maker, 36 Williams
Lynch Cornelius, lab, 48 Lamed W.
Lynch Michael, lab, 35 Woodb W.
Lynch Pat. lab, 45 Macomb ave.
Lynch Wm, 36 Williams.
Lynch Jeremiah, omnibus driver, 117 Beech.
Lynch James, messenger, Bagg's Hotel.
Lynch widow, 524 Mich ave W.
Lynch Pat, lab. Walnut near Sixth.
Kabee Mrs CatherinOi 288 ThompeoiL
Mabley C R, & Bro, clothiers, 181 Jefferson
ave, moving.
Mabley Joseph, 54 Madison ave, same ad-
dress 231 Brush.
Mabley Thomas, 54 Madison ave, same ad-
dress 285 Cong E.
Mabley Wm, 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.
McAdam John, pamter, 13 Sibley.
McAdam John, painter, b Wm McHutcheon.
McAdam James, painter, b Wm McHutch-
eon.
McAdam A, b Howard House.
McAllister JOHN, house and naval arch-
itect, and builder, res Third near Grand
River.
McAlpine Daniel G, sailing master, 199 Con-
gress E.
McAlpine J L, engmeer Detroit A Ifil R R, r
485 Jeff ave.
McAlpine Wm, salesman, S Griggs & Co, r
Gratiot.
McAnelia Pat, w Elijah Smith.
McAnelia Pat, bartender, Baltimore Hotel.
McAndrew B, watchman, 283 Sixth.
McAnley James, sailing master, r 163 First.
McAuley , b 289 Jeff ave.
McAnliffe Jeremiah, grocer, 123 Gr River.
McAvay Edward F, bartender, L M Bayless.
McAvoy Pat, lab, 112 Franklin.
McAvoy Pat, lab, 128 Mich ave W.
McBrearty &> Crimmins, hardware, tinware
& stoves, 115 Woodw ave, and 52 Jeffer-
son ave.
McBrearty James, McB & C, 35 Columbia
W, bet Park and Woodw ave.
McBride James, sailmaker, 211 ^cond, same
address at 139 Clifford.
McBride John, travelling agt. r 76 Columbia
W.
McCabe Felix, waiter Russell House.
McCabe Charles A, ticket agt Great W R R,
b Bagg's Hotel.
McCabe Kate, b 182 Griswold.
McCabe Hugh, salesman People's Store, r
182 Griswold.
McCabbeH, 182 Griswold.
McCaffrey James, tailor, 200 Thompson.
McCaffrey Mary, wid of James, 29 Rowland.
McCaffrey P, shoemaker, 212 Thompson.
McCain Wm, sawyer, 274 Croghan.
McCain Thomas, runner, 13 Centre, same ad-
dress 57 Columbia W.
McCain Wm, steamboat agt, office w Wells D
Walbridge, r 59 Columbia W.
McCain Hiram, office 265 Jeff ave.
McCam Henry, clerk w W D Walbridge.
McCahera Duncan, overseer, b T Roan.
McCall Edward, farmer, comer Seventh and
Plumb.
AkD AdVEBTISING GAZinTBEB.
215
McOall Thomes, porter, J W Tillman.
McGall Michael, salooD, 37 Third.
McCall Thomas, salesman, 61 Jeff ave.
McCaller Daniel, lah, b Mil Exchange.
McCann John, saloon, 94 Mich ave W, mo-
ving.
McCan John, saloon, moved to 44 Michigan
ave £.
McCan Wm, moulder, 826 Franklin.
McCan James, drajrman, 127 Lamed W.
McCan Mathew, clerk, Wm H Sullivan.
McCan Thomas, lah, rear 154 Elizabeth £.
McCarron Edward, tinsmith, b 98 Atwater £.
McCarron Cornelius, tinsmith, 305 Antoine.
McCarron Patrick, lab, Eighth, near Grand
River.
McCarron Pat, tinsmith, w Neil McCarron.
HcGarran Hugh, tinsmith, 145 Woodward
ave.
McCarran Neil, tinsmith, 7 Mich ave W.
McCarthy timothy, accountant & N P,
office Doctor Russell, r 107 Orleans.
McCarthy Wm, salesman People's Store, r 17
Washington ave.
McCarthy Tunothy, lab, 198 Woodb E.
McCarthy D, lab, 134 Porter.
McCarthy F, marble polisher, 146 Seventh.
McCarthy E, lab, r 80 Labrosse.
McCarthy David, lab, 838 Larned E.
McCarthy Wm, blacksmith, 46 Orchard.
McCarthy Michael, lab, 189 Fifth.
McCarthy Ellen, widow of John, tailoress,
192 1-2 Fifth
McCarthy Pat, lab, 350 Sixth.
McCarthy Francis, 176 Adams ave E,
McCarthy Wm, horseshoer, 17 State.
McCarthy Thomas, constable, 19 GrisWold.
McCartin Thomas, lab, Franklin.
McCaird William, pedler, Grand River, near
Thompson.
McCary John, clerk, 231 Laf W.
McCatherine Daniel, carp, 103 Labrosse.
McCauley Michael, tobacconist, 103 Lamed
McOlellan John, moving to 30 First.
McClelland Robert, attorney and counsellor,
office 3 Butler's Bank, Griswold, res 370
Jeff ave.
McClelland John, lab, 124 Wayne.
McClelland Eliza, teacher at Capitol TJuion
School.
McClennan Wm, sailor, 803 Croghan.
McCloskey Charles C, hatter, 29 Beach.
McClotchey Mary, 49 Henry.
McCloy James, stonecutter, 210 Antoine.
McCollum Alexander, foreman carp, 109
Lamed E.
McComb Pat, lab, 208 Sixth.
McConnick David, glass and crockery, r 72
Lewis.
McCormick M W, Heflfron saloon.
McCormick Chas, carp, 89 Elizabeth W.
McConnick , 154 Franklin.
McCormick Mrs James, 97 Baker.
McCormick Thomas, grocer, 95 Atwater E.
McCormick Mathew, fireman, 49 Wayne.
McOonkey James, trader, 29 Rowland.
McCOSKRY Rt Rev SAM. A, Prot Episco-
pal Bishop, Detroit, r 34 Cong £.
McComish Owen, lab, 8 Middle.
McConnell Chas H, printer, 48 Fort E.
McConnell James E, accountant. 48 Fort E.
McConnell Thomas, printer, 48 Fort E.
McConnell Joseph Edward,* printer, 150
First.
McCowen John, moulder, 206 Sixth.
McCoy Wm, lab, 855 Thompson.
McCoy Joseph, carp, 187 Cass.
McCreary Bei^amin, gardener, 158 Second.
McCricket John, painter, 205 Second.
McOricket Pat, news-boy, 205 Second.
McCricket Bernard, carp, 98 Elizabeth W.
McCricket Michael J, accountant, 98 Eliisa-
beth W.
McCricket Michael, carp, 205 Second.
McCricket Michael, tinsmith, 205 Second.
McCuUough Wm, carpenter, b Peninsular
HaU.
McCuUough Robert, blacksmith, 17 Monroe
ave.
McCune R, lab, Whiting near Rail Road.
McOune James, butcher, 144 Clifford.
McCuein J, clerk. Park, cor Henry.
McCune George, butcher, 209 Woodw ave &
11 Sibley.
McCune J N M, butcher, 209 Woodw ave.
McCune Wm John, 209 Woodw ave.
McCurrie John, salesman, Eagle & Elliott, r
Thomas Yamdly.
McCurdy Aaron, engineer, 268 Lamed £.
McCurdy Andrew L, 121 Cass.
McCusick , sailor, b John O'Connor.
McDade George, carriage trimmer, b 91 Lar-
ned £.
McDemiot Peter, ashes gatherer, 210 Rus-
sell.
McDermott Michael A, 104 Orleans.
McDermott Bernard, pedler, 50 Clinton.
McDermott Owen, carpenter, r 9 Howard.
McDermot Thomas, saloon, 36 Woodb W.
McDermot P, carp, 189 Sixth.
McDermot, J, gasfltter, 189 Sixth.
McDermott John, ship builder, Atwater E.
McDermott B, lab, 10 Lafferty.
McDermott E. lab, 220 Abbot.
McDermott James, salesman, with George
Davie.
McDermott Ann, servant, with Mrs J A Aus-
tin.
McDermott Eliza, 69 Locust.
McDermott John, res Fourth, near Congress,
moving.
McDonagh , saloon, 812 Lamed E.
McDonald James, Baltimore Hotel, 78 Wood-
bridge W.
McDonald F, 48 Duffleld.
216
Johnston's Detboit City Dibeotoby,
McDoDald Ruflsell & Co, proprietors Bagg's
Hotel.
McDonald Wm, finisher, 233 Abbot.
McDon'ld David, ship carp, 329 Franklin.
McDonald Angu.s, sailor, 275 Franklin.
McDonald Archibald, lab, 325 Franklin,
McDonald Bozile, tinsmith, ll3 Porter, and
42 Fort E.
McDonald Ezeliiel, plumber, 27 Randolph, r
874 Congress E.
McDonald James B, baker, 161 Antoine.
McDonald James, grocery, 74 Laf E.
McDonald J, drayman, r 69 Lafontaine.
McDonnough , saloon, 812 Larne^ E.
McDonnell James C, Franklin Home.
McDonnell M, accountant. Town &» Sheldon,
r 76 Brush.
McDonnell Edward, pedler, 11 Middle.
McDonnell Daniel, sailor, 22 Hastings.
McDonnell A, Mich avenear Seventh.
McDonnell James, fireman, 82 Woodb W.
McDonnell Mary, widow of John, 121 Beech.
McDonnell Michael, coachman, w Buckmin-
ster, "Wight.
McDonneU Michael, 121 Beech.
iticDonnell Qeo A, Bail Road contractor, 116
First.
McDonnell Wm, lab, 170 Fifth, same address
249 Sixth.
McDonnell DONALD L, real estate, 111
Shelby.
McDonough Patrick, boiler makef, 842 Lar-
ned E.
McDonough widow, 888 Lamed E.
McDonough A, lab, 133 Porter.
McDonough Christopher, stone cutter, with
Bulman & Vesey.
McDonough Christopher, mason, 270 Beau-
bien.
McDonald James B, saloon, 86i Jeff ave.
McPonald Donald, sailor, b Bait Hotel.
McDonald John, Salter & McDonald, 200
. Randolph.
McDonald Stewart, ship carp, 104 Cass, shop
Atwater bet Gri? w and Shelby.
McDonald James, b Howard House.
McDonald John, painter, b Z Siggce.
McDonald Thos, trader, 201 High.
McDonald EUaabeth, widow of John, res 67
Eighth.
McDonald John, lab, 845 Beaubien.
McDonald Kinneth, fisherman, b Baltiipore
Hotel.
McDonald Rory, fisherman, b Baltimore Ho-
tel.
McDonald Geo, mate steamer Swan.
McDonald Mrs J B, eating house, 86 Jeffer-
. son ave.
McDonald Wm, lab, 249 Sixth.
McDonald Daniel, sailor, 77 Rivard.
McDonald James, grocer, 261 Congren S.
McDongalDuncan, lab, 78 Abbot.
HcDougal James, Cherry east end.
McDougal Catherine, dress maker, 26 Mi&d-
ison ave.
McDowell Mrs, 161 Franklin.
McDuff Robt, moulder, w J B Wilson.
McDuff & Mitchell, builders, shop Jones bet
Third and Fourth,
McDuff Andrew, McD and M, r 152 Howard
McDuff John, acct, w McD and M.
McDuff James, carp, w McD and M,
McElvar Thomas, blacksmith, 302 Fort E.
McEntee Thomas M, atty and counsellor, r
20 Macomb ave.
McEwen John, salesman, B B and W R
Noyes, r Park.
McEwen J, clerk, cor Park and Henry.
McEwen Wm, brakeman, 85 Atwater £.
McEwen Wm, finisher, 266 Fort E.
McFadden Wm, ship carp, 120 Fort B.
McFadden James, lab, 129 Fort E.
McFadden James, carp, r 93 Columbia W.
McFarlan^James J, moved to Port Huron.
McFarlane Michael, 11 Plum.
McFarlane Susan, 101 Beaubien.
McFarlane Alex, trader, 819 Fifth.
McFarlane P, grocer, 136 Seventh, comer
Labrosse.
McFarlane Hamilton, saloon, 137 Woodb W.
McFARRAN ALEX, 646.Woodw ave.
McFee John, fisherman, b Baltimore HoteL
McFire F, baggage master, 94 Farmer.
McGahagan Daniel, boiler maker, 274 Orog.
McGahey Mark, sailor, 250 Mich ave W.
McGaw Alex, carp, 114 Leverett.
McGaw H £, sailing master, Lasalle ave bet
Pine and Chesnut.
McGee Geo, carp, John R.
McGettrick Wm, fireman, 480 Woodb E.
McGrath James, merch clothier, 121 Jeffer-
son ave.
McGrath Daniel, drayman, 147 Jones.
McGrath Mary, wid of John, 18 Park.
McGrath Pat, lab, Brady.
McGrath John, ashes gatherer. Whiting near
Antoine.
McGtath James, 75 Columbia W.
McGrath T, tailor, 7 Columbia W.
McGrath James, mer clothier, 121 Jeff ave r
20 Macomb.
McGrath James jr, salesman, with James
McGrath sen.
McGrath Daniel, plasterer, 204 Brush, t
McGill Francis, grocer, 48 Atwater £.
McGill D J, Atwater near Brush.
McGill Wm, moulder 175 Thompson.
McGraw John, shoemaker, 118 Beech.
McGraw Theo A, w A C McGraw.
McGraw Edward W, student at law, w A C
McGraw.
McGraw M, lab, 76 Lafontaine.
McGraw Lawrence, cabinet maker, 817 Grand
River.
McGrdw Pat, lab, Franklin lOtli Ward,
McGraw John, drayman, Bronson.
And Advebtibino Gazettebil
217
McOraw John, iron maker, 480 Woodb E
McGraw Mark, grocer, 133 Mich ave W r
82 Abbot.
McOraw A & Co, boots and shoes, 169 Jeff
ave cor Woodward.
McOraw Alex C, A C McQ and Co, r 418
Jeff ave.
McOraw Thos S, salesman, w V McOraw.
McOraw P, sailor, 151 Porter.
McGraw Virgil W, chair manfr, factory Mich
ave bet Fourth and Fifth r 161 Fifth.
McOraw Alex H, salesman, r V W McG.
McQinnis Peter, auc and commer, 117 Wood
ave r cor First and Jones.
McOinnis Patrick, auc and com merchant, 26
Monroe ave.
McOinnis Edward, fireman 51 Riopelle.
McOinnis P, lab, 166 Beech.
McOlinnon Edward, engineer, 19 Abbot.
McOlynn Edward, lab, St Aubin 10th Ward.
McOoldrick John, carp, 232 Third.
McGoldrick Thomas, moulder, 52 Howard.
McOoldrick Wm, moulder, 62 Howard.
McOoldrick John, carp, 232 Third.
McOonnigle James, wood yard, Atwater E.
McOonnigle Wm, groc, Croghan and Orleans.
McOoogaia James, gardener, 535 Mich ave W
McOowan Miss E, teacher. Public Shool,
Fort W.
McOowan J, 154 Trowbridge. '
McOowan F, lab, Lasalle near Railway.
McGovem A, shoemaker, 50 Henry.
McOrady P, lab, Lasalle near Myrtle.
McOrane Pat, copper smith, r 91 Lamed W.
McGr&ne Thos, sailor, 156 Howard.
McOrane Thos, 148 Cherry.
McOrane Daniel, 148 Cherry.
McOrane Michael, 148 Cherry.
McOrane Ellen, 148 Cherry.
McGregor J, boiler maker, 112 Baker.
McGregor Duncan, cabinet maker, b Mrs
Ann Barry.
McGregor Duncan, stone cutter b Baltimore
Hotel,
McGregor T and J, boiler makers, 173 At-
water £.
McGregor Alex, stone cutter, 102 Bates.
McGregor Robt, lab, b 86 Atwater E.
McGregor T, boiler maker, 64 Labrosse.
McGregor R, 50 Miami ave.
McGregor M, boiler maker, Whiting near
Rail Road.
McOregory Seneca, livery keeper, 46 Lar-
ned£.
McOregory Willard O, 133 Bates.
McOregory Thomas N, 183 Bates.
McGregory Henry W, 133 Bates.
McQregory Mrs James, 112 Leverett.
McOregory C, moulder, address not found.
McOreevy C, moulder, 131 Plum.
McOreevy Ellen, wid of Thomas, 149 Second.
McOuire Pat, sailing master, residen Dennis
Mullane.
McOuire Peter, cotton spinner. Wonders
capiUA don't atari a Factory in Detroit where
many think it toould welipayy 165 Orleans,
McOuire John Francis, w Peter McOuire.
McOuire James, shoemaker, Sheldon Blk.
McOuire Redmond, drover, 18 Lewis,
McOuire John, 221 Fort E.
McOuire Hugh, coachman, C C Trowbridge.
McOuirk J, brewer, 112 Seventh.
McQunnigle James grocer, 301 Croghan.
McOregory Ellen, wid of Thos, 149 Second.
McHale John, shoemaker, w Wm Jones.
McHenry And J, saloon, 93 Atwater E,
McHugh Dennis, lab, 781 Jeff ave.
McHugh Francis, lab, 192| Fifth, same ^-
dress 206 Fifth.
McHugh Denijis, groc, 19 Orleans.
McHugh Lawrence, stevedore, 36 Woodb W.
McHugh Wm, groom, w Bradley Thompson.
McHugh Pat, lab, 69 Laf E.
McHugh Andrew, warehouseman, Farrand db
Sheley,r 73 LafE.
McHugh John Joseph, salesman, 73 Laf E.
McHugh Francis, Elton Park, 206 Fifth.
McHugh Peter, teamster, 161 Thompson,
McHugh James, servant, Jl Jones.
McHutcheon Wm, grocer, 142 Beaubien cof
Lafayette.
Mcllwaine Andrew, mason, 71 Abbot.
Mclnemy Patrick, lab, 271 Fifth.
Mcintosh Miss Catherine, r 17 Cong W
Mcintosh James, sailor, b 128 Lamed W
Mcintosh Edward, servant, w John Owen.
Mcintosh Miss M, teacher, Bishop Union
School.
Mcintosh Mrs C, r 72 Shelby,
Mcintosh Daniel, sailor, r Bait Hotel,
Mcintosh Donald, sailor, 78 Woodb W
Mclntyre Nancy, serv, W W Wheaton.
Mclntyre John M, plumber, Robt Holmes.
Mclntyre John, carp, 194 Third,
McJoyce , lab, 867 Orleans,
McKarrow John P, clerk, 149 Abbot,
McKay Wm, first mate. Steamer Ocean,
McKay Angus, mariner, 107 Cass.
McKay J, painter, cor Porter and River,
McKay James, police, Detroit & Mil R Way,
r Alex Paton,
McKay Edward, blacksmith, Atwater near
Wight,
McKay Edward, blacksmith, 194 Beaubien,
McKay Wm, master mariner, 49 Shelbv
McKay Duncan, notary pudiic, office 185 Jeff
ave r 886 Congress E,
McKendrick Ann, wid of Wm, 816 Mullet,
McKendrick Daniel, 316 Mullet,
McKendrick James, shoemaker, 816 Mullet.
McKenley James, blacksmith, 118 Abbot.
McKenna Chas E, w Walter Bourke.
McKenna James, cooper, 17 Antoine.
McKenna Wm, cooper, 17 Antoine.
McKenna John, cooper, 387 Fort E.
McKenna James, teamster, r Haniflon ave
218
JOHllBTOir'S DXTBOIT ClIT DHOBCIOBT,
lltKemta & RadcIifT, drugs & gvooeries, 28
Woodw ar©.
McKenna Wm A, McKenna & BadclifT, r82
Howard.
McKenna Michael, copper smith, 68 Porter.
McKeon Robt, lab, 113 Porter.
McKewen Hugh, 67 Lewis.
McKinney Pat, shoemaker, Marion, same ad-
dress Bronson near Beaubien.
McEemiOQ Neil, 92 Woodb W.
McKemiy ttobt, 24 Howard.
McKemiy David, conductor, 86 Atwater £.
McKinnan J G, clerk for J P Clark, res 69
Second.
McKINSTRT JAS P, Cap U 8 Navy, r 828
Jeff ave.
McKinzie Margaret, widow of Michael, 80
Adams ave W, same address 109 Grand
Biver.
McKmzie Robt, blacksmith, 22 Hastings.
Mci^inzie Geo, conductor, b 48 Antoine E.
McKinde D, saloon, 296 Franklin.
McKinzie Margaret Jane, saloon, 179 Mich
ave W.
McKinzie John Chas, r 12 Winder.
McKinzie Peter, boiler maker. Lamed near
Orleans.
McKinzie Wm J, accountant, 20 Adams ave
W, same address 86 Adams ave W.
McKnight Sheldon, shipper and stock broker
Mr 896 Jeff ave, deceased.
McKnight Lucius L, 896 Jeff ave.
McKeman James, waiter, Russell House.
McKeman John, waiter, Russell House.
McKenny John, soap and candle maker, w
I Fmehart.
near Locust.
McKimon J, carp, 197 Abbot.
McKimmie Alexander J, pattern maker, 240
Sixth.
McKinmiie Joseph, carp, 240 Sixth.
McKittrick Wm, engineer, 41 Baker.
McKittrick Wm, fireman, 480 Woodb E.
McKinley M, hackman, 208 Howard.
McKinnon J G, clerk, dry dock, r 207 Howard.
McLane David, police, r 17 Sprout.
McLaughlan , second mate steamer
Ocean.
McLaughlan Thos, lab, 160 Franklin.
McLaughlan Redmond, lab. Park, near Mich
ave.
McLaren John, with Forsyth & Co, r 186
First.
McLaughlin P, gardener, Grand River, near
Fifth.
McLaughlin M, clerk, at' Flattery and Bro,
r Gr River, near Fifth.
McLaughlin D, farmer, cor Lafontaine and
Gr River.
McLaughlin Henry, farmer, Holden Rd near
Crawford.
McLaughlin, widow -of John, 270 Bfichigan
MeLaugUin Pat, salesmanb 825 Jefferson,
ave.
McLaughlin Thos, bhu:ksmith, 107 Frank-
lin.
McLaughlin Michael, grocer, 157 and 159
FortW.
McLaughlin 'Thomas, moulder, 53 First.
McLaughlin ThcMnas, malster, Det Brewry,
r 58 First.
McLaughlin Hugh T, sailor, 78 Woodb W.
McLaughlin Duncan A, sailor, 78 Wood-
bridge W.
McLaughlin John, lab, 13 Beaubien.
McLees Clinton, lately deceased, 57 First.
McLees -, stone cutter, 210 Antoine.
McLean Alex, moulder, b 825 Franklin.
McLellan Rev J M, prot minister, 22 Miami
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 £.
McLeod Wm H, clerk, Det & Mil Rail Way, r
244 Beaubien.
McLeod Andrew, sailor, comer Shelby and
Woodbridge.
McLeod Norman, sailor, 86 Front.
McLeod Alex, ship carp, 841 Fort £, moving
to Woodb E.
McLoud Rosana, dress maker, 128 Clinton.
McLoud John, sailor, b Bait Hotel.
McMahon C, umbrella manuf. National ave,
near Cherry.
McMahon P, grocer. Abbot and Sixth.
McMahon Jeremiah, tailor, with Judson &
Smith.
McMahon J, cooper. 49 Sibley.
McManman Thomas, 88 Russell.
McManman Thomas, shoemaker, C C Tyler
ftCo.
McManus , carp, b D Elliott.
McManus Charles, trader, enquire £ Doyle
&Co.
McManamy Mrs C, 60 Abbot.
McMichael Joseph, earp, 86 Jones.
McMillan James D, and Mil R R stores depot,
moved to 291 Lamed E.
McMillian James, carp, Mt Elliott ave, near
Jeff ave.
McMillan A, printer, Mieh, Farmer, r 90 Con-
gress E. 8
McMillan Jas, sup't store depot, D db Mil R
Way, r 208 Lamed E.
McMiUan G & R, wholesale and retl grocers,
110 Woodw ave.
McVlillan George, G&R McMillan, res 194
Laf W. •
McMillan Robert, GAR McMillan, res 14
Miami ave.
McMillan Archibald, printer, 90 Congress E,
same address at 208 Second.
And Adtkbxisikg Oazbiteeb.
219
MclfillaQ Jordan P, printeri 40 Macomb are.
same address at 208 Second.
McMillan Archibald, shoemaker, post office,
r 75 Miami ave.
McMillan Mrs, r E Famsworth.
McMillan Gilbert, acc't, w W H Tefft.
McMillan J W, grocer, 282 Woodw ave.
McMillan John, clerk, 208 Second.
McMiUan Mrs Mary, r 24 Miami are.
McMnrtry Geo G, acc't, 76 Woodw are.
McNab J, teamster, 187 Abbot.
McNair Alex, sailor, 78 Woodb W.
McNeil Pat, b Andrew Larkin.
McNeill NeU, salesman, G & B McMillan.
McNally T, pedlar, 62 Sibley.
McNesbit H, engineer, 186 Sixth.
McNichol Hugh, tailor, Labrosse.
McNoah Peter M, tin & copper smith, fore-
man w Arthur C Porter, r 61 Montcalm.
McParilan Thomas, lab, 60 Front.
McPharlin James, drayman, w £ Smith.
McPberson Peter, mate, 164 Fort E.
McPherson A, accountant, G Williams Sl
Co, b S S Taff.
McQuaid Henry, lab, 18 Beaubien.
McQuerie Duncan, shoemaker, with William
Jones. ^
McQueeny Catherine, widow of John, 112
Franklin.
McRae Duncan B, salesman, Campbell, Linn
&, Co, r 17 Centre.
McReynolds Mrs J, 266 Jeff are.
McRoy Daniel, grocer, 126 Abbot.
McSweeny — , Park Place.
McSweeny John, gardener, Woodw ave,
McSweeny £dward, gardener, Woodw ave.
McSweeny Daniel, gardener, Woodw ave.
McSweeny Daniel, clerk, 82 Park.
McSweeny Alex, blacksmith, Spruce.
McSweeny Owen, engineer, 27 Bates.
McSUy Geo, blacksmith, 108 Adams ave W,
shop Middle, near Gr Biyer.
McTiman John, carp, 191 Cong £.
McTiman James, boiler maker, 191 Cong £.
McTimey P, mer tailor, 207 Jeff aye, res 12
Winder. •
McTimey Mary, widow of Thaddeus, 174
Laf E.
McVickar Michael, shoemaker, rear 9 Frank
lin.
McVickar John, engineer, rear 9 Franklin.
McYicker Michael, shoemaker, w Stewart d&
Patterson.
McVeety Wm, blacksmith, w M Gisler.
McVeigh Alex, farmer, 146 Beech.
Mc Williams widow Bridget, 81 Porter.
McWilliams Edw B, clerk, with Charles Fits-
Simon.
McWilliams Felix, b Jerome White.
McWilliams Matthew, 220 Third.
MACADAM Mrs, millhiery, 79 Woodw are,
M# advertiimuntjpaae 99.
MACADAM ALEX, 79 Woodw are, b How-
aid House.
Maodomiell John, salesman, Hanna 6l Co.
McKellar Donald, r Jas Satchell, movrng.
Madntoeh Mrs C, 72 Shelby.
Mack Bernard, cabinet maker, 228 Macomb.
Mack Mrs L, saloon, 89 Jeff ave.
Mack John, contractor, 818 Jeff are.
Mack John, omnibus driver, 200 Third.
Mack Ellen, widow, shirt maker, 180 Lar-
nedW.
Mack P, blacksmith, 214 Howard.
MACE JOHN, JusUccrof Peace, Gratiot B'd,
10th ward.
Mackey Michael J, saloon, 2 Beaubien.
Mackey Thomas, lab, rear 186 Woodb E.
Mackey Simon, lab, rear 186 Woodb E.
Mackey Thomas, lab, 169 Antoine E.
Mackey W, ship carpenter, 490 Woodb W.
Mackay John, brewer, 192 Fifth.
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 BiTer.
Bfackey Blliss E T, teacher 1st Ward Public
School, Abbot near Second.
Mackey Miss £ B, teacher Bishop Union
School.
Machries Peter, shoemaker, 229 Fort E.
Maclelland Edward, engineer, 206 Third.
Maclin Thos B, rooms 42 and 44 Way Build-
ing, Jeff aye, b Mich Exchange.
MackUn Sackfleld, Major U S Army, r 62
Cong W, moving.
Macmaster Bobert, ass't Sec'y and Cashier
Gas Light Co, 8 Lamed £, r 178 Park.
Macnamard Michael, lab, at Beservoir.
Macnamara F, tel op'r, Mich C B B Depot,
88 Jeff aye.
Macnamara Biichael, plumber, 186 Michigan
ayeW.
Macnamard John, grocer, 189 Mich aye W.
Macnaman widow Catherine, 86 Abbot.
Macnamara Daniel, roofer, 168 Antoine £.
Macnamara Michael, servant, with A £ Bit-
sell.
Macnamara Denis, lab, 827 Franklin.
Macnamara Mrs John, 814 Mich ave W.
Macnamara Mary, 119 Croghan.
Macomb Captain, topogra'l engmeer, 62 Con-
gress W, moving.
Macries Chas, carp, Clinton 10 Waid.
Macvay Henry, 62 Baker.
Macrae Duncan B, salesman, 42 Centre.
MAOT OLIVEB, local Treas*r Mich Cen B
Boad office, Depot foot of Third, r 226
FortW.
Mact Abthttb, printer, Tribune office, res
Oliver Macy.
Madden Wm, colored, porter, 62 Cong W.
Madden Archibald, colored, with Bicbards 6l
Parker.
Madden Aich, colrd, barber, 284 Maoomb.
Maddm WiUtfe oolid.UaelDBdth.284 J
220
Johnston's Dbtboit Grrr Dibbotobt,
Bfadison E D, intelligence office, moving res
toLafE.
Madison Byron D, w £ D Madison.
Madison A J, ship carpenter, 130 Seventh.
Madden Walter, blacksmith, shop foot of Bi-
vard.
Maddison , paver, b Jos Payne.
Madigan Thomas, lab, 7 Park.
Madigan John, lab, 7 Park.
MaencuH Philip, carp, 46 High.
Maenk J, lab, Macomb.
Maear John, silversmith, with T B Leaven-
worth.
Maesbeck Peter, bookbinder, 154 High.
Magee Wm, teamster. Prospect.
Magill Catherine, washerwoman, colored, 100
Clinton.
liagin Joseph, shoemaker, 88 Monroe ave.
Magin Joseph, shoemaker, with Valentine
Klopp.
Maginnity Miss R, teacher Eighth Ward Un-
ion School, r Seventh at Plum.
Maginnity Robert, Hanna &, Co, 112 Woodw
ave, r 24 Howard.
Maginity Mrs F, 229 Seventh.
Mago John, lab. Cherry, rear of Louis Ros-
ter.
Magerman A, shoemaker, 261 Mabomb.
Magnon T, lab, 278 Laf W.
Magnon Jas, lab, 168 Orchard.
Mahon L, carp, 207 Howard.
Mahon Peter, servant, w Mrs J Abbot.
MaherD, grocer, Mich ave near National
ave.
Maher Michael, lab, 224 Thompson.
Maher Thomas, lab, 67 State.
Maher Michael, clerk, b A Larkin.
Maher Michael, contractor, moved fr Thomp-
son to Orchard, bet Sixth and Seventh.
Maher Michael, lab, 47 Labrosse.
Maher Wm, blacksmith, 179 Croghan.
Maher Wm, lab. Division.
Mahanna T, boiler maker, Charles near Sev-
enth.
liahany Michael, lab, 18 Franklin.
Mahany M, blacksmith, 140 Seventh.
Mahon Thomas, lab, 162 Abbot.
Mahon P, lab, 227 Sixth.
Mahony Daniel, police, 36 Howard.
Mahony John, tailor, Fifth cor Cherry.
Mahony Michael, lab, 12 Beaubien.
Mahony Jeremiah, lab, 180 Third,
Mahony T, lab, 234 Thompson.
Mahony Mrs John, 299 Laf W.
Mahony Mrs T, 95 Eighth.
Mahony John, lab, Laf 10 Ward.
Mair Mrs Wm, 17 Wash ave.
Maier John, shoemaker, 268 Antoine.
Maier Matthew, tailor, 62 Randolph.
Maire C, cabinet maker, 161 Sixth.
Maire F, engineer, 169 Sixth.
Maine Ohartos B, salesman, William Phelps
& Co. ^
Mair Matthew, tailor Sb clothes cleaner, 122
Jeff ave.
Maisner Wm, hairdresser, Howard House.
Majerus Rev Theodore, pastor St Marys
Ger Cath Church, Croghan and Antoine.
Malchries Charles, carpenter, Clinton near
Dubois.
Malchow John, collar maker, 26 Grand
River.
Malcomson Robert, comer Eighth and How-
ard.
Malcomson Robert, grocer, 92 Porter.
Mallatin Adam, finisher, 165 Croghan.
Malley wid Margaret, 120 Third.
Malley John H, lab, Irving near Seventh.
Malo F, shoemaker, r Croghan near Antoine.
Malo Amab, carp, St Aubin.
Malone John, colored, blacksmith, Dequindre
near Congjess.
Malone James, waiter, Bagg*s Hotel.
Maltbeys, 186 Jeff ave.
Mallory Wm H, carp, 164 First.
Mallory D D, oyster dealer, 208 Jeff ave, b
Gkirrison House.
Maltz £, carp, cor Porter and Eighth.
Maltz G C, tailor, 168 Third.
Maltz G L, ticket clerk, Gr Trunk Railway,
r 168 Third.
Manke Henry, lab, 226 Macomb.
Mamer John, carp. Pearl and Prospect.
Manchester Amelia, widow of Thomas, 162
Griswold.
MANCHESTER THOS C, of A Bumham dt
Co, residence 102 Washington ave, tee ad-
vertweniefU of Great Wardrobe^ page 97.
Mandell Addison, att'y and counsellor, office
cor Jeff ave and Griswold, res 81 Laf, cor
Shelby.
Mandell Thomas, printer, 189 Franklin, same
address at 113 same.
Mandlebaum Simon, 108 Cong E.
Mandlebaum , Woodw ave, cor Ad-
elaide.
Manby David, porter, Det and Mil Railway,
234 Brush.
Mandenack Matthias, mason, near head of
Riopelle.
Mangan John, cooper, 15 Cass.
Mangan Bridget, washerwoman, 116 Laf £.
Mango Frank, lab, 23 Napoleon.
Mango Julian, farmer, 89 Croghan.
Mango John, lab, Waterloo, near Deqindre.
Manifold Wm, carp, 99 Orleans.
Manion Thomas, lab, 120 Third.
Manix Michael, lab, 29 Woodb E, moving to
Lafontaine, near Mich ave.
Manke John, sawyer, Whitmg.
Manker Nicholas, carp, 22 Beacon.
Manly Wm, carpet weaver, 204 Thirds same
address 52 Jones.
Mann Jacob, pedlar, 10 Ifaple.
Mann Louis, pedlar, 10 Maple:
Mann Alex, saloon, 89 Jeff ave.
And ADYXBTiBisrG Oazetbeb.
221
Mann W D &> Co, agents sewing machines, 4
Morrill Block.
Mann Elenor, saloon, Carlisle House, moTing.
Mann & Lewis, china, glass &c, 221. Jeffer-
son ave.
Mann Josiah M, M db L, 197 Lamed E.
Mann Jacob, porter, Hayden &, Baldwin.
Mann Albert H, shoemaker, 24 Antoine.
Mann Chester M, grocer, 86 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 Mich are W.
Manske Augiistns, shoemaker, 179 Russell.
Mansion House Tayem, 7 and 9 Griswold.
Mansfield J P, shipping and com mer'i, r 363
Sixth, and foot of Woodw ave.
Mansfield J, boiler maker, 60 Baker.
Manz Frans Xavier, brewer, 34 Marion.
Maplebeck James, candy manfr, 37 Spencer.
Mapes Geo, grocer, 172 Russell.
Mara John, cooper, Elizabeth £.
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 Lamed.
Marden Andrew J, machinist, Guinon.
Maxdian Frank, grocer, 285 Franklin.
Marble John C, dyer and scouerer, 62 Ran-
dolph, moving.
Marion Nazira, 886 Woodb £.
Market City Hall, Campus Martins, Woodw
and Mich ave.
Market Hay, 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.
MarkleA, teamster, Campau near Spring-
wells.
If ark Norden, grocer, 147 Mich ave W.
Biarks John, check clerk, 79 Congress E,
same address at 88 Lamed E.
Marks Joseph, shoemaker, 220 Antoine.
' Marks Moses, 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 shop, 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, 188 Fifth.
Marr Mrs M, miUiner, 183 Fifth.
Marr John, cooper, 801 Gratiot.
Marr Mrs M, milliner, 136 Mich ave W.
Marques J W, ship carp, 313 Laf E.
Marchner Fred, saloon, 833 Lafayette 10th
Ward.
Marshalea Anthony, lab, 7 Hastings.
Marshall Anthony, 269 Clinton.
Marshall H, tar manufr. 298 Laf W.
Marshall Anthony, carp, 808 Riopelle.
Marshall Frank, lab, 67 Joy.
Marshall Robt, sailor, Dequindre near At-
water.
Marshal's Office, City Hall Campus Martius.
Marshall Geo, finisher, 162 Thompson.
Marshall Robt, sailor, 8 Antoine.
Marshall Archibald, engineer, 165 Atw E.
Marshall Wm, shoemiSLer, with H and J
Dendel.
Marshall James, malster, 44 Bates.
Marshall A, machinist, 66 Labrosse.
Marshall Mary, 86 Woodb W. •
Marshall Reuben, moulder, 368 Laf £.
Marsh A, r 85 MontcaJm.
Marah , collar maker. Orchard.
Marsh Henry, harness maker, 249 Brush.
Marsh Henry, collar maker, 26 G River.
Marsh Robt, brewer, 93 and 95 Catherine.
Marsh Chas, musician. Lamed and Beaub.
Marsinger F, glue maker, 200 Thompson.
Martin Albert, stair builder, w M A Hogan.
Martin Francis, lab, Dequindre.
Martin Chas, lab, Riopelle cor North.
Martin Augustus, 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 House.
Martin Joseph, lab, 424 Catherine.
Martin James sen, mason and bricklayer,
380 Fort E.
Martin John, bricklayer, w James Martin.
Martin Joseph, bricMayer, w James Martin.
Martin James, bricklayer, 880 Fort £.
Martin Jacob, carp, 177 Fourth.
Martene Julius, tailor, 212 RusseU.
Martin J, blacksmith, 115 Leverett.
Martin Wm, grocer, Catherine and Orleans.
Martin J C, bookbinder, w F Palmer,
Martin S J, general insurance agent, with
Alex T Noyes, r 49 Lewis.
Martin Wm Henry, car builder, 109 Thomp.
Martin Stephen, morrocco dresser, 544
FortW.
Martin Jacob, watchman, De Loco Works, r
Thompson.
Martin Stephen, builder, 260 Mich ave W.
Marthi Edward, salesman, C C Tyler & Co, r
Jacob Martin.
Martin Andrew, salesman, w H £ Rowley, r
106 Adams ave W.
222
Johuhton's Dbisoit Cut Dirbctobt,
Martin Jamea, shoemaker, 82 ThlnL
Martin MorriB T, Jewrler, b 16 Randolph.
Martin Andrew, saloon, 67 Atwater E.
Martin Christian, blacksmith, 67 Atw E.
Martin , 91 Atwater E.
Martin A F salesman, 22 Macomb.
Martin Chas, pedler, 102 Croghan.
Martin Wm, car builder, 889 Fort £.
Martin John, mason, moTed to N York.
Martm Geo, lab, 20£Uzabeth W.
MarUn James, lab, 22 Elizabeth W.
Martin John, tailor, 96 Clinton.
Martin John, col, serr, 807 Croghan.
Martin Francis, lab, 61 Croghan.
Martm Wm, grocer, 804 Catherine.
Martin Peter, trader, ISlBossell, same ad-
dress 77 Croghan.
Martin Caroline, widow of Chrisiopher, 185
Bnssell.
Martin Lewis, drayman, 827 Macomb.
Martin John, carp, 106 Adams aye W.
Martin F, sailing master, 186 Adams aye E.
Martin J, 166 Thompson.
Martin Mrs John, milk seller, 671 Michigan
fc aveW.
Ma#tin John, lab, 671 Mich aye W.
Martin James, carpenter, Michigan aye near
Lafontaine.
Martin Edward, drayman, Mich aye near
Lasalle.
Martin Richard, dry goods, 222 Antoine,
same address 128 Franklin.
Martin Joseph, porter, St Clair near Fort.
Martin Joseph, builder 286 Prospect moying.
Martm Louis, pedler, 188 Clinton.
Martin Joseph, porter, St Clair near Fort.
Martin James R, fireman, 668 Riyer.
Martin John L, col lab, 807 Croghan.
Martin Joseph, mason, 262 Laf £.
Martinke £ F, shoemaker, 80 Russell.
Marthian Frank, grocer, Franklin and
Riopelle.
Martell Antoine, lab, 160 Fort £.
Martz Philip Henry, carpenter, North and
Orleans.
Martz Frank, carp, 279 Groghan.
Marum Elizabeth, music teacher, 147 How-
ard,
Mamm John Edward, suryeyor, residence
147 Howard.
Maryin Russell, w Killbum Woodb W, r 48
Congress W.
Maryin Daniel, salesman, with Mason and
Stephens!
Maryin Chas A, del, clerk, U S Express, 112
Jeff aye r 66 Abbott.
Marx Louis, shoemaker. 268 Riopelle.
Marx John lab, 286 Mullet.
Marx John, blacksmith, 228 Mullet.
Marx Frederick, wood caryer, 187 Gratiot.
Marx Moses, grocer, 64 Giatiot.
MARXJOHN^ alderman 7ih waid, r 218
RiopeDe.
Marx John, brewer 118 Riopelle.
MARXHAUSEN A d& C, editors and proprie-
tors Mich Journal office 206 and 208 Jeff
aye. Seeadvp 87.
Marxhausen C, r cor Lamed and Antoine.
Maixhausen Augustus, r Lamed bet Russell
and Riyard. ^
Marxhausen Conrad, r 267 Jeff aye.
Marz Michael, boots and shoes, 220 Jeff aye
r Antoine.
Martz M, shoemaker, r 267 Antoine.
Bfarza John, boots and shoes 28 Catherine.
Maskill Wm, carp, 26 Wash aye.
MaserF, 204 Randolph.
Massen Wm, lab, Laf W.
Maskcall Wm, carp. 28 Wash aye.
Masneck Fred, cooper 96 Macomb..
Masneck Anna, wid of Gotlieb 96 Macomb,
liasnick Wm, acct, 96 Macomb.
Mason John H, 98 Brash.
Mason Bin John, 171 Sixth.
Mason Benjamin, brewer, cor Mich aye and
Sixth.
MASON EDWARD, agri Ed Detroit Tribune
r 76 George.
Mason Robt, clerk Mich Ins Bank, residence
Edward Mason.
Mason G F, cabinet maker, 228 Woodward
aye
Mason Bobt 2nd, sery, £ V Cicott.
Mason John, droyer, "Voting near Rail
Boad.
Mason William, droyer. Whiting near Rail
Road.
Mason Lorenzo M, yice pros far and mech bk,
r 62 Fort W.
Mason Joseph T, clerk w R G Dunn and Co,
r Ed Mason.
Mason Wm J, .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 Wayerly Building Jeff
aye.
Mason John M, agent Wayerly Building Jeff
aye.
Mason Bichard, clerk, comer Miami and
JohnB,
Masten B F, clerk, M C R R, 17 Rowland.
Massey Thomas, col sailor, 200 Macomb. ^
Masterton John, bar keeper. Mien Ex.
Masterson Michael, plasterer, r Franklin near
Hastings, moying.
Masterson John, porter, 116 Laf E.
Masterson John, r 188 Congress E.
Mather Spencer J, agt Parker's Sew Mach,
84 Adams aye E.
Mather Francis P, salesman, John S Jenness
r 88 Centre.
Mather E T, b Mrs Alyord.
Mathosbout Mathias, carp, 260 Clinton.
Mathews James, cigar maker, b'6 Farmer.
Ain> ADYSBiiSDro Gazbitexb.
223
Mathews Rev J, pastor Howard St Baptist
Church.
Mathews James Davis, tailor, with P Orim-
mins, moring to 5 Monroe ave.
Mathews Kate, teacher, at Capital Union
School.
Mathews B, saloon, 17 Michigan ave.
Mathews Salomon, acconnt.\nt, 40 Michigan
ave.
Matthew J, rope spinner, 870 Mich ave W.
Mathews Samuel, col, 65 Laf £.
Mathews Smith, lake captain, St Boat Swan,
b Baltimore Hotel.
Mathews , colored, pedler, 27 Laf £.
Mathews Enos R, agt N Trans Co, foot of
Randolph.
Mathews Thomas, sailor, Catherine.
Mathison Alex, engineer and machinist, 154
Howard.
Mathewson Roderick, sash maker, 9 Grand
River.
Mathewson & Bro, groc and confectionery,
58 Shelby.
Mathewson Wm, 68 Shelby.
Mathewson Chss M, 58 Shelby.
Mattison J) P, steamboat agent, foot Third,
Mattison E D, intelligence agent, office 185
Woodward ave.
Mattison Byron D, painter, 5 Park Place.
Mattison P D, saloon, 67 Lamed, r Park.
Matherson James, paver, b Geo B Johnson.
Mathcw Conrad, lab, 77 High.
Mathias Jacob, stone cutter, 41 Prospect.
Matthison J S, bar tender, Rail Road HoteL
Mathewson John, sailor, b Henzmans.
Mauch Bernard, Manch saloon, 4? and 45
Michigan ave E.
Maurer Geo, salesman, w Chas Busch, r 126
Antoine.
Maurer Henry, confectioner, 126 Antoine.
Maurice Geo, grocer, 204 Woodward ave cor
Grand River.
Maybury Henry, contractor, 48 Eighth.
Maybary Thomas, contractor, 295 Laf W.
May Paul, constable, 9th Ward.
May Wm, brewer, 417 Laf E.
May Thos, warehouseman, Wyandotte Iron
Warehouse foot Woodward avenue res 44
Eighth.
May Samuel, b Howard House.
May S, interna billiard room, 282 Jeff ave.
May Isaac, porter, L F Barter.
May John, lab, Fifth near G River. ^
May Isaac, painter, w J P Long.
May Isaac, porter, w L F Barter.
May Thos, porter, 96 Woodw ave.
May John, salesman, L F Barter.
May Theo, book binder, b F Gies.
May C H, ice pedler, Atwater E.
Mayes E, sailor, r 87 Columbia W. '
Mayhew F, carp, 199 Sixth.
Mayhew , carp, 199 Sixth.
Maynard d& Meddaugh, law office, 20 Ro-
tunda.
Maynard A B, M & Meddaugh, b Michigan
Exchange.
MATOR*S OFFICE, 120 Griswold, and City
Hall.
Mayschied Ludwig, tailor, 182 Laf E.
Mayu Elisha, carp, 259 Macomb.
Mayville MitcheU, sailor, 108 Franklin.
Mayville Peter, sailor, 103 Franklin.
Maxon Mrs E P, dress and cloak maker, 81
Elizabeth W.
Maxwell J W,. 65 Porter.
Maxwell Geo, cashier, 75 Woodw ave.
Maxwell J W, clerk, 86 cor Park and Elizab.
Maxwell John, carp, 229 Trowbridge.
Maxwell J W, billiard saloon, Bagg's Hotel.
Maxfield James Thos, tobacconist, res 61
Miami ave.
Maxfleld A, Cook, tobacconists, 2 Atw E.
Maxilbaum Solomon, 121 Hastings
Maxilbaum Chas, peltry dealer, 121 Hast.
Meder Jacob, lab, 801 Fort E.
Meads Wm, trader, }90 Third.
Meadows J, machinist, 169 Beech.
Meade A, Williams, grocers, 105 Michigan
ave W.
Meade Geo G, captain U S top engineers, 8
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 Ran-
dolph.
Mean Henry, agt Canada Store, foot Wood-
ward ave.
Meade Alva H, Meade & Williams, 48 La-
fayette W.
Meddaugh El^ah W, atty, r John R.
Meagher Wm, blacksmith, 281 Congress E.
Mearo Alex, sailor, b Jerotne 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 Mich,
154 Jeff* ave, b Russell House-
Meddaugh M^ Sarah, 15 John R.
Meehan Michael, lab, 159 Atw E.
Meehan John, lab, 159 Atw E.
Meehan James, lab, 159 Atw E.
Meehan Pat, lab, 159 Atw E.
Meehan Thos, lab, 159 Atwater E.
Meehan J, 79 Lafontaine. ^
Meehan Wm, lab, 190 Sixth.
Meek Wm H, builder, 189 Antoine.
Meek Agnes, widow, Macomb.
Mehl C, cabinet maker, Grand River.
Mehling J V, grocer, 18 Mich ave E and 218
Woodward ave.
MEHLING G F & A, mantle piece manufrs,
70 Randolph. See advpage 86.
MehUng G F, r J V Mehling.
Mehling Andrew, r 252 Croghan.
Meinhud Adolph, finisher, 19 Porter.
Mein Henry, baker, 114 FortE.
224
Johnston's Dbtroit Citt Dibbctort,
Melcher Catherine, milk woman, 165 Olint.
Melchers Edward, (D &. M,) r 290 Cong £.
Melchers Julius, wood carver, 204 Jeff are, r
242 Crocrhan, same name at 200 Cong £.
Melchers Julius, sculptor, 199 Jeff ave.
Melcher John, nailor, 188 Clinton.
Melcher Peter, pedler, 188 Clinton.
Melick James 0, acct, 386 Sixth
Melin Francis, tailor, 168 Clinton.
Melling Frederick, 116 Clinton.
Melon Boss, steward U S Steamboat Search,
r 78 Wayne.
Mellody James, car builder, 124 Third.
Melody Pat, grocer. Third and Howard.
Mellon Eliza, wid of Chas, 276 Cong E.
Mellon Chas, 78 Abbot, moved to Indiana,
some say to Charleston S C.
Melius C db P, saw manuf^, 60 Fort £.
Melius Christian, 165 Gong £.
Melius P P, 169 Lamed E.
Melodon John J, pressman, 213 Fort E.
Melrose James, house mover, 16 Laf £.
Melvin John, High 10th Ward.
Melvin Alex, 397 Catherine.
Melvin John, sailor, 78 Fort E.
Melvm A, carver, 100 Cass ave.
Melzher John, shoemaker, 26 G River.
Melzger Fred, grocer, 174 Croghan.
Melzer Geo, shoemaker, James near Orleans.
Menans N, lab. Wing near Henry.
Menster Frederick, blacksmith, James near
Orleans,
Mendelson Marwin, pedler, 128 Laf £.
Menze Chas, lab, 226 Macomb.
Meniel George, stone cutter, Whiting near
Fort
Mension Christopher, laborer, Grove near
Hastings.
.Menkie John, lab. Whiting near Fort.
Mentzhe M, lab, 352 Croghan.
Menzies James, clerk, J L Hurd &, Go, r 889
FortE.
Menzies James, mer tailor, 127 Jeff ave.
Merchants' Police Office, enter at 18 Wood.
bridge E.
Merchants Exchange Hotel, cor Woodb and
Griswold.
Merchants Bank, Jacob Beeson Pres, C N
Ganson Cash, 65 Woodw ave.
Merchants Despatch Office, 106 Jeff ave.
Merdian Mrs, wid, 844 Croghan.
Memell Jamer, joiner, comer Seventh and
Porter.
Merrick Eldridge G, shipping mer office foot
Woodward ave.
Merrick M 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 £.
Merrill Robt, varnish manufacturer, 84 La-
fontaine.
Merrill John, saleiman, w S Freedman and
Brother.
Merrill Joshua, 628 Jeff ave.
Merrill Block, cor Woodward ave and Jeffer-
son ave.
Merritt Joseph, teamster, Cherry near Grat.
Merritt Peter, teamster. Cherry near Gratiot.
Merritt Stephen, ship carpenter, r Franklin
Merritt Isaac J, pump maker, 532 Jefferson
avenue.
Merritt W, 177 Howard.
Merker Jacob, tanner, 214 Laf E.
Merker Joseph, tanner, 214 Laf £.
Merker Catherine, 228 Brush.
Mersino Paul, grocer, comer Hastings and
Bronson.
Merz Melcher, lab, 226 Macomb.
Meston James, caip, 208 Laf E.
Messmore Finney S, butcher, b Grand River
House.
Messmore G P, butcher, 280 Woodw ave.
MESSENGER H K & SON, composition
rooang, 100 Cass, office 188 Jeff ave over
Richmonds & Backus. See adv p 75.
MESSENGER HIRAM K, composition roof-
ing, 100 Cass.
MESSENGER HIRAM F, composition roof-
ing, 100 Cass.
Methner F, shoemaker, Irving bet Sbcth and
Seventh.
Mety Peter, painter, 846 Orleans.
METZ HENRY, patent roof contractor, 167
High, Bee adv page 89.
Metzer Christian, saw maker, 807 Port E.
Metzger Christian, sawyer, 162 Fort £••
Metzker Wm, shoemaker, 167 Clinton.
Metzner John, grocer, 164 Mullet.
Metzeo Thos, lab, 469 Congress E.
Metzer F, boots and shoes, Croghan and
Rivard.
Metzner & Co, soap and candles, G River
and Second.
Meyers Frank, blacksmith, 509 Gratiot.
Meyer Chas, toll collector, Gratiot Sheet.
Meyer Fred, butcher, 209 G River.
Meyer B, blacksmith, Mt Elliot avenue near
Jeff ave.
Meyer Jacob, carp, 61 Orleans.
Meyeau Elisha, carp, 276 Franklin.
Meyer John, saloon, 180 High,
Meyer Fred, carp, Waterloo.
Meyer Frederick, lab, r Franklin, 10th ward.
Meyer Alex, lab, 211' Gratiot.
Meyers William, wood carver, 277 and 279
Antoine.
Meyer Leopold, pedler, 197 Fort E.
Meyer Christian, carp, 167 Fort E.
Meyers John, shoemaker, 88 Monroe ave.
Meyers Edward, Lamed near Fire Engine
House.
Meyers Thos, lab, w Edward Meyen.
Meyer Fred, 445 Franklin.
Meyer Peter, tailor, 282 Fort E.
And ADTBBTisiKa Oazbttebb.
225
JOHN QUIG-LEY,
COPPER-SMITH
45 JefTeraon ave, - - DETROIT.
Copper, Tin, Brass, Sheet Iron and Plumbing Work,
DOSE "WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH.
PARTICULAR AHENTION PAID TO STEAMBOAT, DISTILLERY. BREW ERY AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
J. Q. haviDg had 21 yean' ezp«rl«iice. feela warrai.ted in AMuring ntltfaction to all who may ikTor
him with ft call.
HIRAM S. FREEMAN,
FOUNDER
±64: Rtktfelgtm ^?@ W«8t.
Every Tariety of Gastinffs, inolading Ool-
unmB, Caps and Billa for Boildixiss.
STO"\rES
of elegant Designa, Ballroad Oar Work»
Sleigh Shoes, &a» &o.
The work executed at my Foundry is war-
ranted, and all orders are discharged with
dispatch.
A Store for the purpose of WTioleeale and B$»
tail of Iron Waret^ ^., ^c, on Michigan avenue^
HIRAM 8. FBEEMAir.
FUNEEAL TJNDEETAKEB
Gratiot Street,
ooig- sx-A.iTTr.-5r
near the Jail,
OXT ZZA.2TZ3,
Ready Made Coffins, Hearses, Mourning Livery
Orders firom the Conntry Panctaally Attended to*— -Windsor and
Sandwich Supplied at Detroit Prtees*
226
Johnston's Dbtroit Cnr Directory,
Only Importers of Lic^uors in Detroi-t!
JAXBB ▲. PBBKnrS. TH08. S. BPBAOUI.
JAMES A. PERKINS & Go,
SucceMon to Orsoi H. Hast k. Go,
109 M Ar^ «pp Kch £Icllug^ DETROIT, MICH.,
ZUFOBTBBS AXm SOBBMBB OF
OLD BMNDffi^ lis, BINS, Ml.
GERMAN AND HAVANA CIGARS,
BeotifieTS and Distillers »t XXX, Alpine, Fine Apple, B^e, Wheat and Bourbon
Whiskeys, ffiFS, Ca<awba Bitters, (k
Every article from our establishment jiiiaranteed as represented. Particular attention
paid to orders for Medicinal puq>oses. Edinburgh Ales and London Porter imported di-
rectly by ourselves.
Sole Agants for C. W. Minard's fine Present Use and Stock Ales.
u
Thompsons' Farm, Mich ave*
p
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13lf E3K.^
DETROIT.
9
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Mesirs Jgines A. Perkins & Co., 100 Jefferson aye, opposite the Michigan Exohange Hotel, are aols
Agents for my Present Use, X, XX and XXX
Bottled and Barrelled, and to whom all orders may be addressed, for Ales or Porters to be shipped to any
point in the State. '^ '
Blftliest Price la CmIi paid for BARIiBT.
And Abvebtising OAZEfirxEB. 227
E. N. & O. B. WILLOOX,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
SOLICITORS IN OHj^ISrOERY,
DETROIT, , - - Xb£ZCX3:za*.^.2T«
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCEBT,
76 erUwoU at., atil» atmUMmf,
Michigan Iron Foundry
AND MACHINE SHOP,
Cor.itwiter and Kivini Sts., DETROIT*
Tlie Oldest ICstablUbed Foundry and lEIaclilne Shop In Michigan.
JtKanufmeiurtrB of Rig-h mnd Zrow JPr§9atars
STEAM ENGINES,
OF ETBRT DBBOBtPTIOH ;
Steamboat and FropeOei Worl^ Blaeknoifliing, &e.j
* 1
17* ParticnlaratteiitiiQDpaid to MILL AND MINJNQ l£AOHmBBT, and otbor work
geDerally done in sacfa Estelbuahmenta.
^WILUAM BARCLAY. WM. L. BABCLAY;
228 Johnston's Detboit City Dibbcttobt,
WAI WORK, HAIR WORK, PAINimG
AND BMBBOIDBBT.
Betpecifdny 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 Mache.
Eefers to Mrs. 0. M. Htdb, Detroit, Mich.
100 Grand Biver Street, DETBOIT, MICHIOAir.
0^u0»t^'»ft^t^^'^i^^0 f itt*t0 m i »i^»«Hp»»^>w^h%m<i^«^
Bvtty accommodation a Fanner would desire is found at this House.
WM. PERKINS, Jr.
ANGELO PALDI,
ARCHIT ECT & DRAUGH TSMM;
Plans, DeaignB and Specifications ezecnted on Short Notice.
■
^^^^^' A. PAXDI,
182 JfuIUt Si,
BELLER'S
DETROIT CONCERT HALL,
If OS. 112 and 114 Randolph St.,
CONCERT EVERY EVENING, Sundays Excepted.
JDetirolty SS^loli..
Johnsion'b DKntoiT Crrr Dibxctobt,
229
Meyer Joseph, cabinet maker, 118 Fort E.-
Meyer Reinhold, pedler, Wilkins near Hast.
Meyers Ghas, tailor, 180 Catherine.
Mihaolvltch & Co, tin and copper smiths, 68
Mich ave E.
Michael Miss Phoebe, milliner, Elizabeth E.
Michael Bey Daniel, 88 Elizabeth E, moving
to the country.
Michael Geo, b h 802 Atwater E.
Michaels Michael, tanner, b 65 Atwater E.
Michaels Michael, cooper, 55 High.
Michia Geo, carp, 202 Atwater £.
Michaels Michael, tailor, Hastings n end.
Michaels Matthias, tailor, 825 Macomb.
Michaels Peter, milkman, Antoine and
Calhoun.
Michaels Wid Catherine, 78 Clinton.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL R R DEPOT, foot of
Third. SeeadvpAS,
MICHIGAN FARMER, publishing office 180
Jeff ave. Seeadvp 158.
Michigan Exchange Hotel, 110 and 112 Jeff
aye. See adv page
Michigan Paint Company's Office, 88 Wood-
bri^e E. See ado page
Michigan Staats Zeitung, office 27& Jeff aye.
See ado page
Michigan Journal Office, 208 Jeff aye. See ad-
vertieement page
Michigan Insurance Bank, cor Jefferson and
Griswold.
Michigan Oil Co, 46 Jeff aye. See adv p
Middlemiss W, blacksmith, 24 Centre.
Middl^miss Walter, blacksmith, 294 Rand.
Middlehoff Conrad, lab, 16 Maple.
Middlemus Walter, blacksmith, 146 Gratiot.
Middlemns Rob^ blacksmith, 146 Oratlot.
Middlewood Geo, Catherine 10th Ward.
Midgeley Richard, produce and poultry tra,
884 Fifth. '
Mien Henry, blacksmith, Thompson near
Mich ave
Mieghel GP, b h, 802 Atwater E.
Miers J H, comedian, b City Hotel.
Miesel Daniel, sailing master. Steam Albion,
208 Fort W.
Mieschaen Louis, lab and sailor, 165 Fort E.
Migliorine Anthony, plaster artist, 16 Cen-
tre.
Milan John, sawyer, 477 Woodb W.
Milbum Miss E, Henry and Cass.
Milbum Jas A, printer, 118 Adams aye E.
Miles George M, artist, w J Beller.
Miles John, brakeman, 148 Abbot.
Miles John, carp, 83 Woodb W.
Miles Wm N, carp. Whiting.
Millar Robert, grocer, 200 Woodw ave.
Miller Thomas C, office foot of Randolph, r
445 Jeff ave
Miller Jacob, fireman Mich Exchange.
Miller John, lab, Rail Road, near Dequin-
dre.
Miller Robert, attorney w Sidney D Miller,
b Howard House.
Miller Sidney D, attorney &, conns, office
Butler's Building, Griswold, r 477 Jeflbr-
son aye.
Miller Hamilton, 15 Howard.
Miller Hamilton, grocer, 259 Jeff aye.
MILLER d& JUDD, grocers, 175 Woodw aye»
See advertisement on back of cover.
MILLER JASON H, (M &, J,) r cor Adaxns
aye and Woodw aye.
Miller Augustus, watchman, 178 Macomb.
Miller Henry, shoemaker, C C Tyler & Go^ r
857 Franklin.
Miller David G, salesman, Campbell 4b LiniL
r 12 Sibley.
Miller Frank, ship carp, 67 Franklin.
Miller Christian, shoemaker. Brush near Lar*
ned.
Miller Ernest, carp, 5 Jeff aye.
Miller John, currier, 160 Hastings.
Miller Heniy, teamster, 242 Fort E.
Miller Mrs Henry, doctress, 242 Fort E.
Miller Henry, brewer, 181 and 187 Antoine*
Miller Henry, merchaint, 8 Montcalm.
Miller Hermon, lab, 106 Clinton.
Miller John, carp, 185 Lamed E.
Miller Wm W, moulder, 184 Laf E.
Miller Wm, lab, 248 Rivard.
Miller Rey H, pastor German Eyangelloil Ob|
Monroe ave.
Miller Catherine, widow, 106 Clinton.
Miller Anthony, drayman, 106 Clinton.
Miller Fred, speculator, b 150 Antoine.
Miller David G, salesman, 12 Sibley.
Miller David, salesman, 189 Croghan.
Miller Geo, trader, 71 Harriet.
Miller F S, Captain Steamer Arctic
Miller L G, physician, 174 Beaubien.
Miller Geo W,|brewer, 958 Jeff ave.
Miller Geo, grocer, 96 Orleans.
Miller Joseph, miUet, 289 Rivard.
Miller Michael, carp, 187 Catherine.
Miller Andrew, tanner, 175 Mullet.
Miller Henry, tailor, 190 Gratiot.
Miller Chas, stone cutter, alley off PoMoU,
bet Fort and Croghan.
Miller Henry, tailor, 117 Mullet
Miller S, 1 State, cor Woodw ave.
Miller Anthony, stone cutter, 117 MuBel.
Millar W K, grocer, 200 Woodw ave.
Miller Geo, shoemaker, 127 Clinton.
Miller Widow, music teacher, 79 Adami «fe*
uueE.
Miller Catherine, widow of Louis, 189 Adtms
aveE.
Miller Frederick, boiler maker, 189 Adams
ave E.
Miller Edward, book keeper, 189 Attami
ave E.
Miller John, tinsmith, 96 St Lawrence.
Miller Bobt, grocer, Woodw ave, r 806 An-
toine, moving.
Miller Joseph, pedler, comer Lasalle and
Chesnut.
Miller Wm, carp, 168 Howard.
230
JoHirsroK's Dbtboit Citt Dibectobt,
Miller Chas, switchmaD, Mich R B, r Whi-
ting, near Mich are.
)filler John, tanner, Trowbridge, near Rail-
way.
Miller A Lang, shoemakers, 20 Randolph.
2filler M, shoemaker, 809 Mich ave W.
Miller ftWalcott, grocers, 259 Jeff aye.
Miller H, shoemaker, 809 Mich ave W.
Miller A, shoemaker, 117 Gr River.
Miller Anthony, .batcher, 612 Jeff ave.
Miller Anthony, laborer, St Aubin, Tenth
Ward.
Idler John 8, 886 Franklin.
Miller John, blacksmith, 866 Cong £.
Miller Joseph, miller, 197 Cass.
Miller Joseph, lab, Macomb.
Miller C, lab, Clinton 10 Ward.
Miller Mike, lab, 218 High;
Miller Andrew, shoemaker, 464 Gratiot.
MiUer Peter, lab, 110 Maple.
Miller John S, tinsmith, 96 Lawrence.
Miller Widow Catherine, 106 Clmton.
Miller Widow Catherine, rag pedler, Elm, N
Gratiot.
Ifiller Panl, hodman. Cherry at Cemetry.
Miller Albert, boots and shoes, 046 Jeffer-
■on aye.
Miller Theodore, mason, James near Orleans.
Miller Geo, grocer. Lamed and Orleans.
Miller Geo, fiib, Hastings, N Gratiot.
Miller Ctoo, grocer, Clinton and Hastings.
MiUer OrriUe J, gilder. Division, comer Has-
tings.
MUler I> G, saleonan, with 8 Freedman A*
Bro.
Mdler Chas, stone cutter, 166 Clinton.
Miller Chas, barber, 184 Gratiot.
UQller Henry, tailor, 92 Catherine.
Millenback Matthew, tanner, 78 Clinton.
Ifillenback Sylvester, last maker, 78 Clin-
ton.
Millenback Peter, tanner, 90 Macomb.
Mniis J T, dag &. pho artist, Merrill Block,
Jeff and Lamed.
Mniis J T, b Howard Honse.
MUligan Annie £, colored, washerwoman, 266
Macomb.
MUhnan Jacob, grocer, 128 Clinton.
Mill Wm, cigars, 74 Croghan.
Mills M I, fancy gopds, 190 Jeff ave, res 44
Wash ave.
Mills Joseph, boiler maker, 814 Franklin.
Mills John, drayman, rear 100 Lamed W.
Mills Wm, shoemaker, 89 Sibley.
Mills Wm, lab, 248 Third.
Mills Wm, shoemaker, 256 Brush.
Mills Joseph, runner, Wm Furlong.
Milward Henry G, tailor, Waverly Block, Jeff
ave.
Milward William, tailor, Waverly Block, Jeff
ave.
Milward Henry, tailor, 70 Macomb ave.
Mindak Jacob, taUor, 178 Clinton.
MINARD CHAS, brewer, 547 Mich are W,
See advertisement page.
Miner Joseph, sailor, 867 Franklin.
Miner Hubert, blacksmith, 17 Buena Vista.
Miner John, sailing master, 885 Franklin.
Miner Edward, tailor, 279 Jeff ave. res 69 Gr
River.
Mining Lewis, lab, 291 Clinton.
Mmor Oliver, carp, 416 Woodb E.
Minor Oliver, sailor, 275 Franklin.
Minor B A, with James Bums & Co, res 281
Jeff ave.
Mingle Michael, farmer, north end of Has-
tings.
Mins Edward, teamster, 66 George.
Minwigen Peter, blacksmith, 28 Beacon.
Minzel Henry, hodman, 429 Hastings.
Mips George, butcher, 861 Lamed E.
Mister Henry, machinist, 188 Laf E.
Mitchel Thomas, tinsmith, w W H Teffl.
Mitchel Anthony, taUor, 260 Mich ave W.
Mitchel Caspar, lab, 266 Clinton.
Mitchel James, cohd, sailor, 166 Fort E.
Mitchel Thomas, stone cutter, rear 9 Frank-
lin.
Mitchel Easau. butcher and drover, rea 181
Clifford.
Mitchel Aaron, 227 Catheiine.
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 McD and M, r 7 Howard.
Mitchel Wm, machmist, 188 Thompson.
Mitchel Aaron B, salesman, w R Phelps, rea
227 Catherine.
Mitchel Timothy, mason, Catherine.
Mitcheltree Geo, lab, 50 Front.
Mitz John, lab, 76 Waterloo.
Mitzelfield A db C, bakers, 72 Fort E.
Mix Chas E, baker, 195 Cass.
Mizner Wm, barber, 12 Mechanic.
Mizner L B, office 88 Griswold, b BaaseB
House.
Mizner Thomas W, atVy and conns, office 86
Griswold, b J Rumney.
Mizner Henry R, att'y w Walker dt Russell,
r 20 Adams ave W.
Moal Fred, pedler, 268 Clinton.
Moat Chas, sailor, Atwater 10 Ward.
Moeller Andrew, carp, Russell near Croghan.
Moffat Hugh, lumber manf, Atwater 10 ward,
r 564 Jeff ave.
Moffelfort M, pedler, 838 Trowbridge.
Mohstadt Francis, musician, 15 Lawrence.
Mohan James, lab, 68 Labrosse.
Mohn John, locksmith, 188 Griswold.
Moloughny Michael, paver, 162 First.
Moll Christian, carp, Julian near Dequindre.
Moll Peter, bricklayer, Julian near Bequin-
dre.
Moller Peter, man gold work, 187 Woodw ave.
And Adysstising Gazsttesb.
231
Moller George, manuf gold work, 137 Wood-
ward are.
Monaghan Wm, grocer, 178 Orleans.
Monahan Pat, accountant, with Chas Fitz-
simons.
Mohahan widow Ellen, 9 Bates.
Mohahan Matthew, wheel-wright, 26 First.
Monahan John, moulder, 54 Uoward.
Monaghan James, lab, 120 Third.
Monaghan Joseph P, packer, Town & Shel-
don.
Monaghan Martin,^ cap, 149 First.
Monaghan John, salesman, w G J Fellers.
Monahan Hugh, sailor, 120 Third.
Monchamp Jerome, 84 Trowbridge.
Monebach John, stone cutter, 288 Croghan.
Monfort Oscar F, machinist, 90 Bivard.
Monkies B, farmer, Hastings, north end.
Monro J F, surv'r & civil engineer, office 120
Griswold, r Bagg, near Woodw ave.
Monroe B B, stencil cutter, Griswold & Lar-
ned, moving.
Monroe Almon B, sash &, blind manf, comer
Brush andWoodb.
Monroe A B, car builder, St Aubin near Msr
comb.
Montgomery Chas, coachman, A Crane.
Montgomery Captain Bobert L, r 65 Eliza-
beth W.
Montgomery Campbell, 195 Third.
Montamboult John, 41 Biopelle.
Montigue Lewis, liquor agent, 124 Macomb.
Montigue Augustus, salesman, 124 Macomb.
Montreul John, builder, r Alexander Chap-
aton.
Montermann Paul, lab, Cherry E.
Moles Peter, lab, alley, rear F Gies.
Malosh C, soap maker, Wing near Henry.
Moody Bobt, hairdresser, 183 Woodb W, r
Mich ave near Fifth.
Moody Chas T, accountant, 20 Gr Biver.
Mooney Frank, hackdriver, 87 Cass.
Mooney Henry J, tailor, 97 Brush.
Mooney Elizabeth, dress maker, 102 Brush.
Mooney D P, ta.lor, 87 Columbia W.
Mooney N H, wagon maker, 150 Gratiot.
Moor John, lab, 65 Croghan.
Moor Adeline, colored, widow of John, 122
Macomb.
MOOBE JAMES, agent B G Dunn & Co, 159
Jeff ave, r 79 Miami ave.
MOOBE FBANKLIN, Moore, Foot & Co, b
Michigan Exchange. See Advertisement^
Page 87.
Moore Wm A, ass't U S Dist Attorney, office
Mich Ins Bank, moving to Federal Build-
ing, r 56 Laf W.
Moore Everett W, Dep U S Marshal, office
Federal Building, r 56 Laf W.
Moore John N, salesman, Freedman & Bros,
r 34 Montcalm.
Moore John, proprietor Merchant Exchange.
Moore Nazery, carp, 380 Woodb E.
Moore B B, supem't pipe-laying water works
r 41 Elizabeth W.
Moore Thomas, teacher, 185 Abbot
Moore J Wilkie, real estate dealer, 141 Gr
Biver.
Moore Chas F, sailor, 129 Second.
Moore N K, upholsterer, 288 Third.
Moore Wm, engineer, b 47 Howard.
Moore Samuel, w widow Gertrude Moore.
Moore Edward S, carpenter, 55 Michigan
ave E.
Moore Evens, w widow Gertrude Moore.
MOOBE, FOOT & CO, wholesale grocers,
Woodb, foot of Cass, Me advertisement, page
87.
Moore John, builder, 10 Lewis.
Moore Wm, r 78 Lamed E.
Moore John, machinist, 848 Cong E.
Moore Wm, printer, b 104 Bandolph.
Moore C F, Capt steamer Buby.
Moore Stewart, carriage builder, 72 Brush.
MOOBE W F, printer, 55 Mich ave E. •
Moore Wm, bh, 281 and 283 Jeff ave.
Moore John, machinist, 852 Cong E.
Moore David A, salesman, E Doyle & Co, 21
Mich ave.
Moore Wm P, r 881 Jeff ave, deceased.
Moore John W, mason, 41 Elizabeth W.
Moore J N, clerk, 34 Montcalm.
Moore D, daguer artist, 158 Jeff ave, r 99
Adams ave E.
Moore Bei\j, i)edler, cor Union and Fifth.
Moore --", daguer artist, 160 Jefi ave.
Moore Thomas, 116 Leverett.
Moore John, builder, 10 Lewis.
Moore Widow Gertrude, 200 Franklin.
Moore Evans, 200 Franklin.
Moore Samuel, 200 Franklin.
Moore John, machinist, r 47 Orleans.
Moore Henry, lab, 423 Croghan!
Moore Mrs, 423 Hastings.
Moory Jas. mason, 5 Marion.
Moorman Asa P, builder, 81 Macomb ave.
Moors Henry C, builder, 108 Caas.
Moors C F, 97 Cass.
Moran Patrick, saloon keeper, 115 Grand
Biver.
Moran Chas, r 373 Jeff ave.
Moran Wm N, 373 Jeff ave.
Moran John J, salesman, A P Baldwin &» Co.
Moran John, r 873 Jeff ave.
Moran David D, cooper, 33 Woodb W.
Moran Alfred, 373 Jeff ave.
Moran Pat, carp, 82 Woodb W.
Morran Andrew, chandler, 183 Fifth.
Moran Joseph, lab, Clinton 10th Ward.
Moran Edward, farmer, Gratiot Boad 10th
Ward.
Moran Louis, farmer, Gratiot above Toll
Gate.
Moran John, carp, b Andrew Larkin.
Morell Henry, 47 Adams ave E.
Morass Joseph, bricklayer, 159 Elizabeth £.
232
Johnston's Detboit Crrr Dxebctory,
Morass Christian, livery stable, 62 Monroe
ave r 278 Beanbien.
More Wm S, overseer Benson's Samoill, r
812 Congress £.
More Walter, trader, 84 Miami ave.
Moravitz Thos, lab, 147 Columbia £.
Morgan Mrs James, r 84 Locust.
Morgan Qninton, sailor, 192 Third.
Morgan Bamuel, printer, 65 Mich ave E.
Morgan Amos, salesman, w Knight & Rncker.
Morgan Albert, salesman, F Buhl &, Co.
Morgan John M, tailor, 228 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.
Morham Thos, grocer, w P H Hayden
MORHOUS & DEWEY, doors sash & blinds
Manufrs, 184 Woodb £. S$e advp 69.
MoAous Qeo, Morhous & Dewey, residen 67
Macomb.
Moriarty Bridget, wid of Michael, 91 Plum.
Morland James, wagon maker, Fifth near
Vine.
MORLET FREDERICK, pro daily adverti-
ser, office 212 Jeff ave, r 117 Congress.
Mormia Qeo, carpenter, 46 Laf £.
Moross Jbseph, bricklayer, 159 Elizabeth £.
Moross Victor, 474 Jeff ave.
Moross C A, 474 Jeff ave.
Moross Anthony, real estate agt, office 185
Jeff ave, r St Aubin and Maple 10th ward.
Morphy Thos A, 284 Randolph.
Morrass Christopher, livery keeper, 62 Mon-
roe ave, r 273 Beaubien.
Morrell Alexander W, tobacconist, b Mrs
Beardsley.
Morris Ives ?, civil engineer, 276 Fort W.
Morris J I £, painter and grocer, 538 Mich
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, 800 Fifth.
Morris Jacob, pedler, 188 Antoiue.
Morris Bobt, acct, r cor Sixth and Fulton.
Morris Isaac, grocer, r 87 Rivard.
Morris James, draughtsman, 300 Fort W.
Morrissy Wm, saloon 60 Jeff ave.
Morrisey Edward, lab, 135 Woodb W.
Morrison Daniel D, sailor, 45 Atw £.
Morrison H, carp, 342 Laf W.
Morrison J, engineer, 123 Seventh.
Morrison &, Conklin, watches and jewelry.
171 Jeff ave.
MORRISON ALEXANDER 82 Gratiot.
Morrison Wm, col, cook 68 Clinton. t
Morrison Wm P, baker and confectioner, 167
Mich ave W.
Morrison J H, Morrison dt Conklin, res 50
High.
Morrison Wm H, saloon, 61 Jeff ave.
Morrison Wm, foncy baker, 106 Michigan
ave W.
Morrison Wm, baker, cor Michigan ave and
Second.
morrow henry a, city recorder, office
City Hall, and 6 and 7 Seitz Building, 78
Qriswold,
Morrow Andrew, soap maker, 98 Labrosse.
Morse John, lab, 348 Orleans.
Morse Julia, wid of £ S, 265 Brush.
MORSE S B, alderman 6th ward, 18 High.
Morse Wm, tel operator, Det and Milwaukee
Railway, b 79 Congress.
Mortuner Jonathan S, broker, 10 Cong W.
Mortimore Henry, w J B Bloss, Am Seed
Store, r 88 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
888 Jeff ave.
Morton Julius D, agent N T Cen R K, office
Third cor Woodbridge.
Morton B Frank, ticket agent, Great West-
ern Railway, office Third cor Woodb.
Morton Newell, sailor, 9 Franklin.
Morton Romulus, col, lab, 156 Laf £.
Moser Theodore, druggist, 204^andolph.
Moses L, Lewis Sl Moses, crockery, 221 Jeff
avenne.
Mosher Jacob, blacksmith, 227 Macomb,
Mosher Chas B, collector, 107 Atw £.
Mosher Charles Bradford, collector, Detroit
Water Works, office 107 Adams ave £.
Mosher Wm Henry, acct 56 Park N.
Mosher A R, baggageman, 216 Third.
Mosher Silas Y, sailing master, 75 Griswold ,
moving.
Mosher Asahel, sailing master, 75 Griswold,
moving.
Mosier Jacob, blacksmith, 42 Maple.
Moss Wm S, blacksmith, North of G River
Road and 17 Buena Vista.
Moss John, lab, 165 Maple.
Mothersill Rebecca K, teacher, 287 Antoine
Mott T B, salesman, J J Bagley.
Mott Miss Maria, teacher, r 21 Laf W.
Mott Geo, shoemaker, Brady.
Mott C S & Co, rectifiers, 15 Jeff ave.
Mott C S, C S M fl^ Co, r J T Mott
Mott John T, C S M & Co, r 182 Laf W.
Mott Wm H. millwright, 280 Mullet, same
address at 205 Catherine.
Mott Joseph, trader, 10 Clay.
Motte Hannah, wid of John, 61 Miami ave.
Motz Fred, tinner. Grand River,
Motzer Thos, 192 Mullet.
Moul John, wood sawyer, 86 St Lawrence.^
And AovxBTisiNa GAZBrrEBB.
233
Hon J, wood sawyer, corner Seyenth and
Charles.
Monn Paul, lab, 177 Laf E,
Monlton Miss Charlotte S, r Wm Warner.
Hour John, porter, J James &, Son, res 86
St Lawrence.
Housseau Francis, carp, 868 Orleans.
MozonWm, batcher, 89 Beech, same ad-
dress 8 Spmce.
Moyles Thos, teamster, 52 Elizabeth E.
Moynahan M J, clerk, Post Office.
Moynahan Mathew, clerk, r 182 Howard.
Moynahan Patrick, lab, 107 Porter.
Moynahan Patrick, lab, cor Sixth and Oak.
Moynahan Jeremiah, grocer, 126 Porter.
Moynahan Timothy, lab, 109 Porter.
Moynahan Jeremiah Jr, 61 Jeff ave.
Moynahan Mathew, r Howard.
'Moynahan John, boiler maker, 76 Labrosse.
Muchlman Jacob, groc, Clinton &> Hastings.
Mueller Rev Hermann, pastor Ger Evan Ch,
Monroe are, r 250 Brush.
Mueller Chas F, cutter, w Cauflftnan & Loeb.
Mueller I, engineer, 84 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, oma plas, 28 George.
Mulr George W, law student, with Judge
Goodwin.
Muir Lyndock, bar keeper, 816 Atw E.
Muir Mrs Wm, b h, 208 Congress comer
Fifth.
Muir Geo W, b James Muir.
Mulcahy Wid Winefred, 66 Abbot.
Mulholland Michael, teamster. Alley bet
Porter and Abbot and Second and Thiid.
Mulcock Henry J, painter, 126 Second.
Mulcock Thos, painter, 126 Second.
Mulcock Henry, plumber, 126 Second.
Mulcroney John, blacksmith, 87 Cass.
Mulhair Terence, Franklin 10th Ward.
Mullane Dennis, clothing, 8 Jeff are.
Mullany Robt, physician, 288 Mich ave W.
MuUany Mathew, 77 Montcalm.
Mullany Mathew jr, carp, w M Mullany
Mullain John, lab, near Benson's Saw Mill,
Atw 10th Ward.
Mullen Wid of Pat, 26 First.
Mullen John, lab, 120 Third.
Mullen Andrew G, fireman, 450 Woodb E.
Mullen John, lab, r cor Sixth and Orchard.
MuUer Lewis, shoemaker, 128 Laf E.
Muller Christian, shoemaker, 80 Catherine.
Muller Chas, barber, 197 Gratiot.
Muller Geo, teamster, 805 Riopelle.
Muller Michael, teamster. 808 Riopelle.
Muller Jacob, Scott near Rail Road.
Muller Wid, dog boarding house, Scott near
Rail Road.
Muller John, wagon maker, Scott near De-
quindre.
Muller Christian, blacksmith, Scott near
Dequindre.
MuUoy Edward, packer, Edward Orr, r 20
Front.
MuUoy Michael, carp, 51 Abbot.
MuUowney Patrick, lab 177 Fifth.
Mullowney Martin, blacksmith, 217 Fifth.
Mullowney Pat, lab, 252 Franklin.
Mullowney John, lab, 77 Croghan.
Mulry John, grocer, 288 Thompson,
Mulyy James, brakeman, 85 Atw E.
MUMFORD Rev T J, unitarian minister, 80
Elizabeth W.
Mumford Benjamin P, tel operator, 52 Grls-
wold and 82 Elizabeth W.
Mumford Fred A, accountant, 44 Griswold,
r 68 LocusL
Mnndary Henry, teamster, 122 Clinton.
Munday James, trader, 86 Clifford.
Mundt Christian, hib, 180 Biaple.
Munger Daniel, custom house, residence 45
Elizabeth W.
Munro Alex, mason, 42 Maple.
Munro J F, sunreyor, Bagg near Woodw are
and 120 Griswold.
Munroe Andrew, mason, 819 Croghaan.
Munroe A B, sash and blinds maker 150
Russell.
Munroe R B, b City Hotel.
Munson Henry C, acct, with J W Strong, b
Mich Exchange.
Munson Mrs C A, 97 Second.
Munson Miss Lydia, matron pro orphan aayr
lum, 942 Jeff aye.
Muntz Jacob, gun smith, b 50 Fort E.
Munz Jacob, gun smith, r comer Fort and
Beaubien.
Munz Anthony, carp, 84 Maple.
Muchaur Peter, hodman, 241 High.
Murdock Jaspar, 186 Randolph.
MURPHY DENNIS, distiller and reotliler,
River View House Monroe Road. 8d$ «Kf-
vertitement.
Murphy Martin, Mich ave near National are.
Murphy Jeremiah, accountant, 82 Miohlgaa
ave W.
Murphy Dennis 8rd, pork inspector, 26
Lamed W.
Murphy Chas, col, Indiana.
Murphy Maurice, drayman, 258 Fif£b«
Murphy John, lab, 77 Woodb W.
Murphy James, lab, 82 Woodbridge W.
Murphy Thos, servant w H E Benson.
Murphy James, servant with Captain J P
McKinstry.
Murphy Dennis, lab, 58 Abbot.
Murphy Wid Jeremiah, b h, 130 Lamed W.
Murphy James, lab, 130 Lamed W.
Murphy Robt, fireman, 82 Woodb W.
Murphy Bridget, wid b h, 18 Franklin.
Murphy John J, printer, Franklin.
Murphy P, lab, 148 Orchard.
Murphy J, lab, 247 Sixth.
234
Johnston's Dktboit Cirr Dibbctoby,
Mnrphy P, draymaD, 44 Henry.
Murphy T, sawyer, 367 Thompson.
If orphy James, lab, 415 Thompson.
Murphy D, lab, 89 Eighth.
Murphy Augustus, accountant, residenc Rey
D Murphy moving to Canada.
Murphy James, confectioner, with Christ
Pelgrim.
Murphy Daniel, 66 Lamed W.
Murphy Wm, stone mason, cor Labrosse and
Eighth.
Murphy M, drayman, 45 baker.
Murphy James, engineer, 165 Cass.
Murphy Margaret, wid of Thos, 14 Palmer.
Murphy Catherine, wid of James, 168 Cass.
Murphy James S, telegraph messenger, 168
Cass.
Murphy Hugh, carp, 168 Cass.
Murphy Matilda C, dress and cloak maker,
168 Cass.
Murphy Ann Eliza, dress and cloak maker.
168 Cass.
Murphy Bartholomew, warehouse man, 4
Park near Mich ave.
Murphy Ber Daniel, presbyterian minister,
90 Congress £, moYing to Canada.
MURRAY Rev RUFUS, Protestant Episco-
pal, r 229 Lamed E.
Murray Abbey, wid, 239 Macomb.
Murray John, pedler, 105 Franklin.
Murray Lindsay, 87 Atw E.
Murray David M, 126 Lamed E.
Murray Joseph, lab, 180 Lamed W.
Murray James, miller, b Mrs Aske.
Murray Wm, engineer, 74 Howard.
Murray Bemard, fireman, 32 Woodb W.
Murray John R, saloon, 54 Front, moving to
25 Bates.
Murray John, lab, 10 Second.
Murray Wm, engineer, 135 Woodb W.
Murray David N, steamboat steward, b 41
FortE.
Murray J, pedler, 209 Sixth.
Murrer Margaret, washerwoman, 141 Third
Mun-ell P, lab, 240 Howard.
Murrin Patrick, saloon, moving to 17 Bates
cor Atwater,
Murrer Jacob, lab, 217 Gratiot.
Murray Henry, hack driver, 209 Randolph,
same address 99 Labrosse.
Murtagh Owen, 369 Lafayette E.
Mussche John B, marble works, 171 & 173
Gratiot.
Musliner Samuel, M & Friesner, watches and
jewelry, 42 Grisw, r 189 Croghan.
Musliner & Friesner, watchmakers and jew-
elers, 46 Griswold.
Muth Jacob, caretaker, Reservoir.
Mutte Augustus, grocery, 10 Antoine.
Myer John B, grocer, 303 Gr River.
Myers , clerk, steamer Bay City.
Myers J«hn M, tailor, 71 Fort £.
Myers Jacob L, tailor, 192 Mullet.
Myers Adewin, machinist, with Martin A Ho-
gan.
Myers Simon, colored, musician, 257 Cath-
erine.
Myers Samuel, colored, musician, 109 Clin-
ton.
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.
Myler Andrew, carp, 235 Lamed £, same ad-
dress at 74 Beaubien.
Myll Frederick, painter, 76 Croghan.
Myll Wm, grocer, 74 Croghan.
Myll Henry, carver, 71 Croghan, same address
at 75 same.
Myler James, printer, 286 Lamed 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, b 90 Cong E.
[Names In Cap IteUers elfturBed $1.00
AdTertlsers In the IMreetorr not ehaiiK*
ed, and tlielr names are InTartably
printed in display letters, iDrben tlieir
Cards are received In tlnie«l
Nagle Wm, finisher, 253 Lamed E.
Nagle Maurice Jr, salesman, 253 Lamed £.
Nagel Michael, lab, 211 Sixth, moved from
Hairs brickyard.
Nagel Rev Jacob, Cath pastor, cor Antoine
and Croghan.
Nagle Maurice, carp, 243 Lamed E.
Nagle Maurice B, salesmaui 75 Woodward
ave.
Nagle P W, grocer, 130 Elizabeth E.
Naghiel P W, grocer, 59 Elizabeth E.
Nahls John, carp, 253 Catherine.
Nailer Thomas, engineer, 119 Lamed W.
Nail, Duncklee & Co, dry goods, carpetings,
74 Woodw ave.
Nail James, NaU, Duncklee & Co, r 899 Jeff
ave.
Nail Henry W, 217 Lamed E.
NaU Rev James, 217 Lamed £.
Nail Chas J, 217 Lamed E.
Nail Arthur A, clerk, 217 Lamed E.
Nangle Owen, distiller, w H Fallen.
Napier John, sailor, 84 Woodb W.
Naput C, lab, Lasalle near Mich ave.
Nash Rufus 0, agent S J Bently, b 76 Gris-
wold.
Nash Robt, Theodore H Hinchman, res 208
Howard.
r'
And Adtertising Gazsteeb.
235
Naah Bnfus C, b Geo J) Johnson.
Naah Warren C, printer, Detroit Tribune of-
fice.
Naumann Ohas, saloon, 286 Rivard.
Navarre Henry Toussaint, mariner, 48 Con-
gress W.
Nau Henry, mason, 94 Bussell.
Nannberg M G, jewelry, b Franklin House.
Naylor Michael, cloth manuf, 58 Jefferson
aye.
Neaf Jacob, shoemaker, Morse.
Neal Thomas, sailor, 43 EUzabeth E.
Neal© , plasterer, 42 Fort E.
Near Harriet A, 84 Leverett.
Near Ellice, ass't teacher Cap Union School,
Griswold.
Neb© Jonas, pedler, 816 Macomb.
Nebel Joseph, tanner, 265 Laf E.
Nickel Anthony, shoemaker, 188 Laf E.
Needham Maddison, colored cook, 156 Laf
E.
Neeley Bridget, widow of John, 167 Fort E
Nehls John, carpenter, 832 Macomb.
Nekas Nicholas, lab, 182 Chesnut.
Neiflf Wm, clerk, 83 George.
Niebling &, Giefel, boots and shoes, 256 Jeff
ave.
Neibling Peter, N & G, 192 Antoine, same
address 256 Jeff are.
Neil John, clerk, Det^ & Mil B B, 145 An-
toine.
NEILL Bey HENBY, pastor old style Pros
byter'n Church, Wash ave near State, r 68
Laf W.
Neill H, topog engineer, Lake Survey, office
Wayne.
Neil Bobt Bruce, Mich Cen Bail Boad, r 27
Wash are.
Neiland James, tailor/ b W H Dunlap.
NeidermuUer Christian, 156 Hastings.
Neidermuller F, surgeon, 259 Hastings.
Neidermeyer Henry, milkman, Gratiot, above
St Aubin.
Nelson Prank, cooper, 262 Gratiot.
Nelson Wm A, liquors, 208 Jeff ave, same
address 179 Second.
Nelson Thomas, lab, 356 Laf E.
Nelson Thomas, saddler, b Mrs Jones.
Nelson Isabella, 64 Abbot.
Nelson Thomas, shoemaker, 7 Woodw ave.
Nelson Thomas, lab, 373 Cong E.
Nelson Samuel J, 282 Cong £.
Nelson Mfs E, 107 Labrosse.
Nelson Henry, col waiter. Garrison House.
Nesbit Geo H, moved 227 Cong E.
Nesbit the Misses, 57 Wayne.
Nesbit Wm, 57 Wayne.
Nesman Geo, w A Germain.
'^Nestman Angeline, 467 Gratiot.
Nestor Pat, lab, 60 Front.
Nestor Matthew, saloon, 50 Front.
Ness John, moved to Atwater, near Biv-
ard.
Nestner J, carp, 242 Trowb.
Nevin F, H C Barker & Co, b Michigan Ex-
change.
NetUeton Qeo, dealer, Gr Elver near Lafon-
taine.
Netting George, saloon, Michigan ave at City
Hall.
Neuhoff John, carp, 177 Macomb.
Neuhoff Josepine, 808 Macomb.
Neuman Frs, cigars, 181 Croghan.
Neuman Ansil, cigars, 181 Croghan.
Neuman August, cigars, 181 Croghan.
Neuman Isaac, pedler, 123 Laf £.
Neubrunner Christian, carriage maker.
Neuhoff Fred, turner, 819 Clinton.
New Edith, widow of Thomas, 266 Frank-
lin.
Newbold Chas, accountant, w M W Field.
Newbould Alex H, merchant, b Bus House,
office 95 Jeff ave.
Newberry H W & Co, shiping mer, dock foot
of Wayne.
Newberry W C, res cor Fort & Shelby.
Newberry John S, Newbery, Pond & Buaaell,
r Bussell House.
Newberry, Pond &, Bussell, attorneys, offloe
18 Botunda, Grisw.
Newberry James K, machhiist, 88 Pme.
Newberry Henry W, H W Newberry 6b Co, r
cor Fort & Shelby.
Newberry Henry L, wood yard, foot Wayne,
r 80 Howard.
Newberry Seneca, acct, 281 Jeff ave.
Newberry James, boiler maker, 887 Wood-
bridge E.
Newberry Samuel S, 19 Macomb, office Bo-
tunda, Grisw.
Newberry M, teacher, 8th Ward School.
Newcomb John, stone cutter, 157 Gratiot.
Newcombe H M, atty at law, 175 Park.
Newington Edward N, salesman, F Wetmore
&Co.
Newington Edwd W, salesman, 92 Cass, same
address 39 Sibley.
Newkirk Jas P, cabinetmaker, Wight.
Newlani} Henry A, salesman, F Buhl Sb Co.
Newell John, auditor, Mich Cen Bail Boad
Depot.
Newhall Mrs S F, Fort and Sixth.
Newhall Capt C W, 865 Seventh.
Newhouse Anthony, cabinet maker, 229
High.
Newman , lab, 123 Trowb.
Newman Eliza, dress maker, 29 Washington
ave.
Newman Alice, widow of Henry, mil & dress
maker, 29 Wash ave.
Newman Joseph, merchant clothier, 147 Jeff
ave.
Newman And C, ice pedler, 850 Pine.
Newman Joseph, clothing merchant, 89 Lar-
nedE.
Newman Chas. lab, 268 Clinton.
236
Johnston's Dittboit Cmr DnuooroBT,
Newman 6b Go, Bossell's pat roof, 75 Oris-
wold.
Newman Wm,lab, Trowb.
Newman Wm, saddler, 210 Grisw.
Newman E G, b Mich ExiShange.
Newman Ghester £, New'm &> Go, b Garrison
House.
Newman -^, boiler maker, 66 Beaabien.
Newman G, boot & shoe maker, 204 Woodw
are.
Newman Garrison, cooper, Gongress near
Deqoindre.
New York & Erie Bail Boad Ticket OfiSce,
foot of Third.
Newsens Peter, tailor, 97 Elizabeth E.
Newton B G, Ghnrch &, Newton, residence 75
Baker.
Newton Theodore, dentist, with B G New-
ton.
Newton Mary, widow of Isaac, b h 9 Frank-
lin.
Newton Henry, b Widow Newton.
NEW YOBK STOBE, Bansom Gardner, dry
goods, jobbing &, retail store, 88 Woodw
aye. See atheriiaement,
Nibling Peter, shoemaker, 192 Antoine.
Nibling Augustus, salesman, 188 Antoine.
Nickaes Nichols, lab, Mullet near Dubois.
Nicaise Ghas, carp, 276 Antoine.
NichoUis 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 GUffoid.
Nichols A Lefavour, boots and shoes, 166
Jeff are.
Nichols Joshua B, Nichols &. L, r 27 Gon-
gress W.
Nichols John A, traveling agent, Hanna d&
Go.
Nichols Jeremiah L, sawyer, 806 Franklin.
Nichols widow, 89 Howard.
Nichols D B, wines, liquors & groceries, 18
Monroe aye.
Nichols D W G, w D B Nichols.
Nichols Ghas, carp, 845 Laf E.
Nichols D, colored barber, Woodbridge near
Gass.
Nichols Dexter M G, express mess'gr, killed,
176 Park.
Nichols Wm, carp, 14 Palmer.
Nichols Ghas W, carp, 870 Laf E, same ad-
dress 104 Elizabeth E.
Nichols J B, b Mrs G Hall.
Nichols D, barber, 179 Atw E.
Nichols Mrs Jane, fruits, 166 Woodb.
Nichols Thomas, barber and hair dresser, 189^
Woodb.
Nicholson Bichard, moulder, 108 Lamed
West.
Nicholson Thomas, saloon, 49 Jeff aye.
Nicholson Thomas, engineer, ?16 Atw E.
Nicholson Wm, moulder, 896 Oong E.
Nicholson James, Gaptain steamer Montgo-
mery.
Nicholson Wm, moulder, Congress and Ber-
enth.
Nicholson G B, teamster, 56 Golumbia W.
Nicholson P, carp, 63 Sibley.
Nickless Thomas, colored barber, 189 Wood-
bridge W.
Niebling P, 266 Jeff ave.
Nierendorff S J, yet surgeon, 78 Macomb.
Nies Peter, rag pedler, North near Deqnin-
dre.
Night G, lab. Whiting near Fort.
Nigel John, mason, 246 High.
Niles Geo, liquors, 186 Woodw aye and 17
Laf W.
Nile Henry, wuter Bussell House.
Nimski John, carp, 818 Groghan.
Nimskar John, lab, 848 Groghan.
Nixon Enoch, saloon. 96 Fanner.
Nixon John, sailor, b D Guddy.
Noah Frank, upholsterer, with Marcua SteT-
ens.
Noble John G, clerk, Mich G B B JOepot, 21
Winder.
Noble F W, com mer, r 22 Macomb.
NOBLE FBANK W, street com, Waafceni
District r Gass aye.
Noble E 0, salesman, r 49 Macomb.
Noble Sylyester, whip manuf, up stairs, 105
Woodw aye.
Noble James, 142 Thu^.
Noble John, acct, w John B WQson, res 142
Third.
Noble Miss M B, teacher Miami aye Public
School.
Noble John, lab, 414 Woodb E.
Noble & Sabine, harness maker, 66 Gr Biyer
n Palmer.
Noble Miss, milliner and dress maker^ 123
Mich aye W.
Noble Bosana, millener, 128 Mich aye W.
Noble Wm, saddler &har maker, 66 Macomb
aye.
Noble John, lab, alley off Bussell, betw Fprt
and Gong.
Noble George B, acct, 299 Lamed E.
Noble Wm B, w Wm Noble.
Nobles S, whip maker, 106 Woodw aye, b
Gity Hotel.
Noeker Francis, address mislaid.
Noch J F E, fanner, Biyer Boad, at McLees
ice house.
Nolan Luke, grocer, 178 Mich aye.
Nolan Glement, boiler maker, 846 Frank-
lin.
Nolan Gregory, 22 Orleans.
Nolan Widow, 164 Franklin.
Nolan Michael, drayman, 8 Howard moying.
Nolan Gregory, moying to Lamed and Ghane.
Nolan & Walsh, grocers, Michigan aye and
Second.
Nolan Wm, carp, 86 Mich aye W.
And Abyiebiising Gazkiteeb.
237
Nolan E, clerk, 41 Fort £.
Nolan Jamea, tinsmith, w J Crimmina.
Nolan Michael, drayinen, moving to La-
broese.
Nolan Wm, carp, 81 Mich aveW.
Nolan Edward, tayem keeper, 98 Woodb W.
Nolan James, b £ Mulloy.
Nolan Pat, b E Mulloy.
Nolan Ellen, wid of Thomas, washerwoman,
106 Woodb E.
Nolan John, porter, 106 Woodb £.
Nolan P, lab, 877 Thompson.
Nolan Lawrence, foreman, Jackson & Wiley,
251LafW.
Nollette T, painter, Orand Biver near Thomp
son.
Nolde Fred, carpenter, Beaubien and Wil-
kina.
Noonan John, lab, 188 Woodb E.
Nordan Mark, grocer, 147 Mich ave W.
Norman Paul, sailor, 167 Macomb.
Norman John, address lost.
Normandon John, shoemajcer, G C Tyler A
Co, r 69 Croghan.
Normandien Amable, carp, 194 Beaubien.
Normoyle James, 49 Lamed W.
Normoyle James B, salesman, Q Sl "R Mc-
Millan.
Norris Wm, drayman, moving to National
ave.
Norris John, lab, 86 Woodb W.
Norris Geo, mariner, 47 Larned W.
Norris N, drayman, 235 Abbet.
•NOBBISJOSIAH J, acct, w C Kellogg &
Co, r 88 Lamed.
Norris Mrs J J, milliner, J8 Lamed E.
Norris Miss B, artist, 181 Larned £.
Norris Wm, 236 Abbot.
Northrop E L, engineer, 259 Laf W.
Northrup Burton, engineer, b 49 Wayne.
Nortin Mark, fancy goods, 147 Michigan
ave W.
Norton Joseph A, acct, Farrand 6c Shely, r
79 Cong E, same address 88 Lamed £.
Norton Mrs Catherine, 258 Sixth.
Norton Frank, sailor, 22 Orleans.
Norton John, Gr Biver near sixth.
Norton Warren A, clerk, B G Dunn Sl Co.
Norton T, blacksmith, 817 Seventh.
Norton Martha, colored washerwoman, rear
86 Clinton. *
Norton J W, grocer, Qr Biver, near Sixth.
Norton Thomas G, painter, with John W Nor-
ton.
Norvill J Mason, clerk Post Office.
Nosackel Joseph, furrier, 76 Mullet.
Notley Wm, lab, 195 Croghan.
Notnager F, lab, 86 Thompson.
Note wan Adam, lab, 169 Macomb.
Now Peter, hodman, Biopelle at Reser-
voir.
Nowack Wm, shoemaker, Napoleon.
Nowland Henry A, b Russell House.
Noye Frank, upholsterer, 287 Mullet.
Noyes Miss S £, 88 Cass.
Noyes B B, & W B, hardware and iron, 86
Woodw ave.
Noyes B B, r 88 Cass.
Noyes W B, r 88 Cass, same address 106
Cong £.
Noyes T J, hardware, stoves, 89 Woodw ave,
r 88 Cass.
Nugle John, teamster, 64 Jones.
Nuppaneu Ernest, carp, Bussell.
Nye M D, overseer, 85 Atwater E.
[Names In Cap I^etten €bars«4l il.OO
AdverUaera In Uie Dlreeforj not ehai^
edf and their names are InTartablj
printed In dlaplay letters when their
Cards are received In time.]
Cakes Peter, moulder, 126 Beech.
Cakes Jeremiahj bonnet bleacher, 204 Jeff
ave, r 162 Second.
Oak Hall clothing store, 121 Jeff ave.
OAKLY JOHN J, physician, 128 Jeff ave, r
245 Second.
Oakley John H, farmer, 20 Macomb ave.
Oakley John H, farmer, 151 First.
Oakley Thomas, scenic artist, Farrar near
Monroe ave.
Oakman J, finisher, 226 Howard.
Oate Jacob, lab, Columbia £.
O'Beime Hugh, custum house officer, r 54
First.
Oberhoff Wm, of Hasulbach A Co, 81 Con-
gress E.
O'Brien Lyster M, law student, w S D & H
Miller.
O'Brien Dennis, select English &, mathemati-
ical school, 188 Jeff ave, r 60 Russell.
O'BRIEN JAS, card, plate & wood engraver
183 Jeff ave, r 60 Bussell, see advertuemeni,
page 185.
O'Brien T B, tailor, 90 Gr Biver.
O'Brien Daniel, porter, w McKenna A* Bad-
cliff.
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, 98 Franklin.
O'Brien James, grocer, 146 Abbot.
O'Brien Thomas, lab, 87 Porter.
O'Brien James, bartender, Byron & Dings.
O'Brien , bartender, 49 Labrosse.
O'Brien Edward, lab, 121 Brush.
O'Brien Peter, sailor, b E O'B.
O'Brien Pat, sailor, b E O'B.
O'Brien Chas, sailor, 29 Woodb E.
O'Brien John, overseer, 337 Fort E.
O'Brien Jas, lab, 94 Columbia W.
O'Brien Wm, lab, 76 Columbia W.
O'Brien Ellen, Widow of John, 808 Mac-
omb.
O'Brien Daniel, porter, 195 Cong E.
238
Johnston's Detboit City Dibectobt,
O'Brien Elizabeth, Widow of John, 195 Con-
gress E.
O'Brien Elizabeth, Widow of John, 48 Ad-
ams ave E'
O'Brien Edward, teamster, 436 Grand Ri-
ver.
O'Brien Wm, barber, 189 Thompson.
O'Brien John, lab, alley off Labrosse, near
Seventh.
O'Brien John, lab, Eighth and Porter.
O'Brien J, drayman, 2r>8 Laf W.
O'Brien John, grocer, 899 Franklin ,
O'Brien Joseph, student w Denis O'Brien.
O'Brien Pat, lab, 26 Thompson.
O'Brien Thomas, tailor, Grand River, near
MacoD^b ave.
O'Brien Edward, lab, 279 Hastings.
O'Brien James S, saloon, foot Third.
O'Callaghan Mrs Jeremiah, 201 Fifth.
O'Callaglian Mrs, widow, 895 Jeff ave.
O'Callaghan John, lab, 416 Cong E.
O'Callaghan Widow of John G, 174 Fifth.
O'Callaghan John W, grocer, 43 Park.
O'Callaglian Daniel, r 8 Laf W, same address
62 Farrar.
O'Callaghan B, sailor, 144 Abbot.
O'Callaghan Lawrence, w P Crimmins.
O'Callaghan Lawrence, lab 264, Michigan
aveW.
O'Callaghan Mrs Mary, midwife, 254 Mich-
igan ave W.
O'Cavanagh Edward, lab, 137 Fort E.
Ochsenhurd Adam, wagon maker, 131 High.
Ochenfeld C, tailor. Cherry and Dequindre.
Ochsenfeld Ferdinand, wagon maker, 113 Gr
River, r 197 First.
Ochsenfeld Caspar, tailor, Dequindre near
Cherry.
Ockford E N, police, 229 Thompson, office
Hawley's Block.
Ockford Conieliufl, clerk Post office, 808 Laf
W.
O'Connor Andrew, carp, 88 Plumb.
O'Connor Wm, lab, 155 Elizabeth E.
O'Connor John, coachman, 102 Bates.
O'Connor John, carp, 871 Orleans.
O'Connor Dennis, coachman, 102 Bates.
O'Connor Jeremiah, general grocer, 26 Gris-
wold.
O'Connor Arthur, contractor, CG Wayne,
O'Connor Daniel, livery, 61 Jeff ave.
O'Connor Julia, 102 Bates.
O'Connor L, saloon, 143 Woodb W.
' O'Connor Miss Catherine, 81 Cong E.
O'Connor Roderick, machmist, 848 Lamed
E.
O'Connor Elizabeth, Widow of Thomas, 237
Brush.
O'Connor Mrs Jas, milkwoman, Crawford, n
Marcy.
O'Connor J, milkman, Fourth and Arch.
O'Connor Jas, batcher, 267 Thompson.
O'Connor Michael, lab, 27 Lamed W.
O'Connor Timothy, newsboy, 27 Lamed W.
O'Connor John, newsboy, 27 Lamed W.
O'Connor Michael, lab, 27 Lamed W.
O'Connor Frederick, turner, 896 Congress
E.
O'Connor Jeremiah, milkman, with Daniel
Falvey.
O'Connor Eugene, marble maker, 16 LocoBt.
O'Connor Thomas, check clerk, residence 40
Spencer.
O'Connor Johanna, wid, alley off Park.
O'Connor Timothy, lab, off Park in alley.
O'Connor John, shoemaker, 12 Grand^Rirer.
O'Connor John, saloon, 96 Woodb W.
O'Connor L, saloon, 14 Woodb E.
O'Connell B L, salesman, r 6 Williams.
O'Connell Daniel, salesman, w Freedman &
Bro, r 184 Woodw ave.
O'Connell John, bookseller, 226 Fifth.
O'Connell Joseph F, grocery, 117 Jones near
Fourth.
O'Dea Mrs John, 172 Porter.
O'Dell Chas, lab. Third and Lewis.
O'Dell Arminty, sempstress, Croghan near
Riopelle.
O'Dell James A, sash and blind maker, 285
Third.
O'Differ U, wood sawyer, Seventh near Ir-
vine.
O'Donnell Pat, saloon, 110 Woodb W.
O'Donnell Pat, saloon, 100 Woodb E.
O'Donnell Michael, lab, 78 Porter.
O'Donnell James, lab, 76 Porter.
O'Donnell Pat, saloon, 10 Woodb E.
O'Donnell Malichi, printer, 87 Labrosse.
O'Donnell Thos, blacksmith, alley off Brnsh
bet Fort and Cong.
O'Donnell T, lab, 103 Beech. •
O'Donnell J, grocer, 293 Woodw ave and Co-
lumbia.
O'Donnell Mrs T, 80 Trowb.
O'Donnell P, moulder, 185 Abbot.
O'Donnell John, drayman, 97 Bgech.
O'Donnell Mrs, 91 Labrosse.
O'Donoghoe Stephen B, printer, board 90
Larned.
Oergel Jacob, saloon, 54 Laf E.
O'Flynne Cornelius, att'y & couns, 500 Jeff
ave, office Sheldon Block.
O'Flynne Cornelius John, law student, 500
Jeff ave.
O'Flynne , accoxmtant, 40 Michigan
ave W.
O'Qrady Bernard, forw mer, foot of First, r
132 Howard.
O'Gorman Pat, sailmker, Gov steamer Search
r 146 Cherry.
O'Gorman Martm, saloon, 127 Third.
O'Hara Michael, engineer, board 2 Beaa-
bien,
O'Hare Ann, wid of James, washerwoman,
174 Cong E.
O'Hare Miss Mary Jane, 102 Beech.
Anb ADYEBTisma Oazsteteeb*
239
Ohiert P, blacksmith, 816 Mich ave W.
O'Keefe Mrs, 164 Franklin.
O'Eeefe John, saloon, 170 Woodb W.
O'Keefe Nicholas, lab, 105 Atwater E.
O'Keefe John, lab, 200 Sixth.
O'Keefe Dennis, mason, 271 Fifth.
O'Kelly Daniel, tailor, w P Crimmins.
Olcott Harlow, teacher Capitol School, r 28
Wash ave.
Oldecop George, grocer, . Antoine and Ba-
con.
O'Leary Michael, lab, 173 Franklin.
O'Leary Daniel, grocer, 126 Third.
O'Leary P, lab, 182 Abbot.
O'Leary Quinlan, lab, 444 Fort E.
O'Leary James, boiler maker, 81 Rowland.
Olief Daniel, gardener, Fourth near Holden
Boad.
OLEWINE GEO W, milwright, alderman, r
Franklin.
Oliphant I^vid, salesman, F Buhl &, Co.
Olive Henry, carp, b J Payne.
Oliver Matthew, plasterer, 94 Woodb E.
Oliver Matthew Jr, plasterer, 94 Woodbridge
Oliver .tohn, painter, 284 Thompson.
Olke Michael, soap maker, 8G8 Thompson.
Olney Sanford P, engineer, 312 Fifth, moving
to 100 Oak.
O'Loen John, moulder, 140 Abbot.
O'Meara John, mason, alley rear James Led-
dy.
O'Meara John, gunsmith and engraver, 183
Grisw, r 70 Harriet.
O'Mara Bridget, washerwoman, 151 Second.
O'Mara Margaret, washerwoman, 151 Sec-
ond.
O'Mara Miss Mary, teacher, 156 Elizabeth E.
O'Mara John, gunsmith, 26 Harriet.
O'Mahony John, tailor, 255 Fifth.
Olrot John, lab, board 458 River, or Monroe
Road.
Oltenburglier Wm, shoemaker, 129 Cathe-
rine.
O'Neil Thomas, printer, 120 Orchard.
O'Neil Chas, b Wm Gale.
O'Neil John, salesman. People's Store, r 70
Gratiot.
O'Neil Wm, lab, alley bet Porter and Abbot
& First & Second.
O'Neil Pat, lab, alley bet Porter and Abbot
& First & Second.
O'Neil Wm jr, lab, alley bet Porter and Abbot
& First & Second.
O'Neil Daniel, drayman, 50 Front.
O'Neil Wm, lab, 29 Woodb E.
O'Neil Mrs Johanna, 37 George.
O'Neil Ann, widow of John, 244 Con E.
O'Neil Michael, salesman, 244 Cong E.
O'Neil John, drayman, 62 Elizabeth B.
O'Neil John, boiler maker, Seventh & Bn-
ena Vista.
O'Neil C, lab, 65 Eighth.
O'Neil Chas, collector, b Howard Ho^se.
O'Neil Hugh, lab, 208 Grisw.
O'Neil Jolm, druggist, b 70 Griswold.
O'Rafferty Alice, pedler, 16 Griswold.
0' Regan Pat, express wagon, b 209 Atw E.
O'Reilly James, runner, b 2 Beaubien.
O'Reilly Miles J, attorney, 194 Coog £, offiM
76 Griswold.
O'Reilly P, grocer and saloon, 1.97 Abbot.
O'Reilly Thomas, lab, 181 Beech.
Ord Placidus, 70 Lamed E.
Ormond Ann, wid of John, 86 Clinton.
Ormond Alex, farmer, N end Prospect.
Ormsby Mrs Wm, 219 Seventh.
Orphan St Vincent's Asylum, Lamed and
Randolph.
Orphan Protestant Asylum, Jeff ave near
Elmwood ave.
Orphan German Catholic Asylum, Antoine
bet Croghan & Lafayette.
Orth Adam, trunk maker, 66 Harriet.
Orth Nicholas, shoemaker, 97 Macomb.
Orth Rudolph, saloon, 103 Macomb.
Orth John, shoemaker, 97 Macomb.
Orth Michael, carp, Whitney cor Hastings.
Orth Wm, salesman, w Stephen Smith.
Orth Adam, harness maker, w Hayden and
Baldwin.
Orton Thos, printer, 90 Congress E.
Orr Edward, dry goods jobber, 146 Jeff ave
r72LafW.
Ortman Frank, lab, 157 Mullet,
Osbom Geo W, sec and lib fire department,
office Firemen's Hall, b Howard House.
Osbom D S, 96 Michigan ave W, moving to
Porter Road.
Osbom John, gardener, Porter Road.
Osbom Chas, trader, 301 G River.
Osbold Anthony, sailor. North nr Dequindre.
Osgood , farmer, n end Hastings.
Ostjood Daniel, gardener, n end Hastings.
0.sterhout Geo, sawyer. Sixth nr Spmce.
Ostcrlin John, mason, 40 Baker.
Ostwald Philip, lab, Watson.
O'Sullivan Cornelius, groom, 51 Jeff ave.
O'Siillivan Joseph, lab, 154 Elizabeth E.
Ottamar Paul, miller, east end Elizabeth.
Ottaway Stephen, cabinet maker, with C
Sclmlenburgh.
Ott John, grocer. Maple and Orleans.
Ott John G, shoemaker, 345 Orleans.
Ott John, har maker, w Henry Duncan*
Ottley Oswold S, sign painter, 134 Hastings,
shop GO Randolph.
Otto Julius, gi-ocer, 128 Randolph.
Otto Conrad, lab, 158 Mullet.
Otto J, grocer, 12 Randolph.
• Oudotte John, carp, w C Gerber.
Overing Thos, wire worker, 109 Woodw ETe.
r245LafW. *
Overton Samuel, finisher, 830 Laf £.
Overton J H, pedler, 204 Griswold.
Owen £ Griffith, r 89 Fort W.
240
Johnston's Dbtroit City Dikkctoky,
f
Owen John, pres mich ins bank and treas
state of mich, office Jeff ave and Griswold,
r 89 Fort W.
OWEN JOHN E, CampbeU & Owen, res 89
FortW. Seeadvp^. .*i, m a t
Owen Edward T, salesman, with T & J
Hinchman. a*™t?
Owen Humphrey, engineer, 885 Atw E.
Owen Harmoot, lab, Macomb.
ZZ wTa. butcher 18 Elizabeth W.
Owens East, sailor, 172 Third.
K W A, butcher,1J6 Montcalm.
Owen Miss, 867 Jeff ave.
Owens Thos, miner, » First
Owens Hugh, baker, 26 Madison aye, mov-
ioff to Hanibal Mo. ^ ^ ,,.
Owen Ansel, bell maker, fire kindling etc,
216 Sixth nr Plumb.
Owen , watch maker, 227 Sixth.
Owen Humphrey, Indian agency office, Old
Odd Fellows' Hall. ^ „„, _. .
Owens Thomas, col barber, 231 Macomb.
Owston John G, yard master, D & M R R
Depot, r 109 Lamed E.
Ox John, watchman, CUnton.
FNames In Cap liettem el&arffed $1.
AdTertlMrs In tHe Directory not cbarg-
ed, and tbelr name, are invariably
printed in dUplay letter, wbeik tbeir
Card, are received in time.]
PatchettW, tormers' and mechanics' hotel,
cor Seventh and Fort.
Packard John Alex, sailor, 82 Napoleon.
Paddock Joseph, brakeman, 98 Atw.
Paddock Rev Benj H, pastor, Christs Ch,
b Russell House.
Paden Chas, 146 Abbot.
Paden Cath wid of Chas H6 Abbot
Paegler John, lab, Trowbndge nr Fort.
Page John, painter, 846 Franklm.
J2|e Sophia, wid of David, 136 Oriswold.
Pale John M, b 81 Congress E
Pi^e John, ticket agent, N Y and Erie R R,
foot Third. , ,
Page Norman, col, 280 Macomb.
Pale John, watchman, 87 LafonUine.
Pale OR, Sadler, Junction Cass and Grand
River. , , ^ •
Page D, carp, 893 Lafontame.
Page Wm, r 14 Lewis.
Page J T, steam boat agt, r 172 Abbot.
Page John M, 14 Lewis. T,or,^«ir.»,
Paget & Smith, carriago makers, Randolph
near Congress, dissolved.
Paight Joseph, lab, Wilkins near Hastings
Pajot James, carriage maker, Smith & i ajet,
r 29 Abbot. ^^ ^^ ,
Pajot Henry, blacksmith, 99 Napoleon.
Pajot Thos, carriage maker, r Beech near
Second.
Psgot &. Johnson, carriage shop, 7 Monroe
avenue.
Piyot J, carriage smith, b Perkin's Hotel.
PALDI ANGELO, architect and draughts-
man, 182 Mullet. See a.v.
Paldi J L, civil engineer, 182 Mullet.
Palmer Ervin, circuit court com, office over
Craoe & Wessons, Griswold and Congress.
Palmer Calvin D, D & M R R Depot, 149
Beaubien.
Palmer Hamilton, 105 Mich ave W.
Pahner &> Boyle, builders, 46 Michigan
aveW.
Pahner A B, physician, office 166 Jeffisr-
son ave.
Palmer John, ins agt, room -2 Merrill Block,
r cor Griswold and Fort.
Palmer Wm P, salesman, Campbell &> Linn,
b John Bodman.
Palmer Calvin D, station master, D &> M R
R,r 224 Congress W.
Palmer John, b R R Exchange.
Palmer R, baker. 129 Mich ave W.
PALMER FRIEND, stationery blk books &,
book binding, 130 Jeff ave, r 182 Randolph
Seeadvp€ige 102.
Pahner Thos W, real estate agent, 266 Jeff
avenue.
Palmer Jas B, builder, 109 Woodb E.
Palmer & Boyle, builders, 109 Woodb E,
moving to cor Mich ave and Shelby.
PalmerWm, salesman, b 107 Laf E.
Palmer GD & E, grocers, 232 Woodward
avenue.
Palmer C B, physician, 58 Macomb, same
address 102 Miami ave.
Palms Francis, 346 Jeff ave.
Palmer G D, produce and groceries, res 68
Adams ave W.
Palmer Miss Ellen R, teacher, 40 Madison
avenue.
Palmer S A, agt M C R R, r 860 Laf W.
Palmer Chas, D accountant, D & M R R, b
Blindbury's Hotel.
Palmer Thos, land agt, office Sheldon Block,
r 678 Jeff ave.
Palmer Jas B, r 119 Wayne.
Palmer Aug, ticket agent, D & M R Road, b
Garrison House.
Palmer A, boots and shoes, 26 Randolph.
Palmer Mason, 107 Griswold.
Palmer John, agent, jEtna Ins Co, office
Merrill Block, r 99 Griswold.
Palmer Irving, atty, b Mrs C Hall.
Palmer Frank, engineer, b Geo D Jolhison.
Palmas Wm, blacksmith, 255 Russell.
Pallman August, shoes, 120 High E.
Pallad J, saloon, 8- Mich ave W.
Pannell Ilenry, teamster, r 27 Sproat.
Papp J Elias, acct, w S^ulte &. Bro.
Pappar Bernhardt, carp, 157 Laf E.
And Adybbtising Gazettkeb.
IE 241
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Johnston's Detboit City Dirkctort,
VO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
AT
this store you
will find the latest
styles and best quality
of goods, which will al-
ways be shown with plear
sure whether you wish to
purchase or not. Tour
attention is particularly
directed to an inspection
of our Cloak Rooms.
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DBALBB IV
QTASPT^JB JLX^T> FJ^.^TG'^^
©MY ^®®®s<
Cloaks and MantillaS)
iVo. 88 Wooduiard Ave.,
BUT OHE FBICE. DETROIT
MICHIGAN.
The Collins
Brewery!
SrrUATSD OOBBXB 8XCOND AJSfD ABBOTT BTBaSTB,
r- **,
The TaTernfl/ Hotels and Priyate Honaes of Detroiti generally, use and highly approre
of the .
TABLE BEER, PRESENT USE ALE,
* and for Beatorati?e Stomachic Tonic properties the
of this Establishment
liable Beer* Present Use Ale and Stock Ale, all Prepared and Extracted from
Barley, Halt and Hops. *
There is qnite a difference in the mannfiK^tare of Beer and Ale. We refer Castomers
to the Medical Faculty for the Analysis.
And Adyxrtisikg Gazettebb. 243^'
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SOME
FIFTf FiMILIES
WILL LEAVE BRANCH COUNTY,
AIH) OTHEB PLACES IN MICSIGAN, THE COMING SPRING, FOR
EMIT CDPNTY, IOWA.
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here for ,
A HOME IN THE WEST
will do well to address
G. H. WHITE & CO,
COLDWATEBi
Or call upon
JAMES DALE JOHNSTON,
142 Ohibbt Stbot, BinoRi
• Agmu.
>S44
JohITSTON's DbTBOIT CiTT DutXCTOBT,
$mi\m Uttfeigan '$m8sxm,
on AHI) A HALF MILES BAST OF COLDWATEB, OV CmCAaO ST.
We offer at Wholesale and Retail,
J^N-D
ORNAMENTAL TREES
Evergreens,
Shrubs,
Plants,
Roses,
&Cm &c.,
PRICES.
APPLE CRAFTS,
80,000 and npwardi, at S0.OO per 1000.
Ordera solicited and aatififaotion guaranteed.
G. H. WHITE & CO.,
Ooldwater, Hlobicuu
And Adybbtising Gazettbeb.
245
Papinean Daniel, r 48 Laf W.
Parcher Wm, foreman, Daily Tribjine News
Office, 62 Shelby, b RnsseU House.
Pardington Wm Thos, 12 Macomb aye.
Parrish Lee, grocer, 156 Woodw aye, r 89
Laf W.
Parrivh , salesman, w Lee Parish.
Parish •
-, printer, b T Orane.
34
222
Parmalee Horace, 44 Woodw aye.
Parmentier Joseph, »i?k 7 years, 44 Orleans.
Parker's Sewing Machine Office, 149 Jeff
aye, cor Griswold moying.
Parker J O, capt, Steamer Qeneral Taylor.
Parker Thos A, grocer, 75 Woodw ave, r cor
Woodb and Rivard.
Parker Thos. saUor, 147 Orchard.
Parker Thos, sailor, 108 Fifth.
Parker Qeo H, leather mer, 8 Farmer.
Parker Willard, packer and produce dealer,
82, 84 and 36 Woodb E, r 69 Cong W.
Parker Samuel, actor, 54 Macomb.
Parker Geo H, col barber, 46 Griswold.
Parker Henry, col, waiter, 91 Antoine.
Parker E K, brakeman, Mich Cen B R,
Clifford.
Parker Mary, widow of Walter G,
Randolph.
Parker S A, mason, r 844 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
Jeffayer 281 Jeff aye
Parks Sarah, r 198 Woodw aye.
Park John, col, whitewasher, 119 Macomb.
Parkland T, gas works, r near cor 6th and
Arch.
Parkin Chas, saloon, 132 Antoine.
Parkinson Wm, har maker, w Hayden and
Baldwin, r 888 Park.
Parkinson Mary Jane, 160 First.
Parkinson J, hackman, r 45 Duffield.
Parkhurst J G, lawyer, office I) J Dayison, r
G River nr Farmer.
Pamacott Ann, grocery, 19 Orleans. (
Parry Phil, acct, w J James A. Son, res 180
Lamed E.
Parry Dominic, shoe maker, High.
Parry Antoine, machinest, b £ P Johness.
Parry Henry, carp, 288 Mich ave W.
Parish Lee, of P & Hebbard grocers, 156
Woodw ave.
PARSHALL CHAS H & CO, wooden box
manufi* shop Woodbridge and Brush. See
alv^age 96,
Parshall James, pro Finney's Hotel, Woodw
ave and State.
Parshall Chas H, Brush and Woodb, res 16
Palmer.
Parsons d& Johnson, wholesale grocers, H
Woodw ave.
Parsons Philo, P & J, r 626 Woodw ave.
Parsons Geo, Smith, Root & P, res G Riyw
and Farrar.
Parsons Samuel, mason, 119 Fort £.
Parson George, chimney sweep, 26 Ifiaoil
avenue.
Parschaskey Isaac, pedler, 128 Laf B.
Parmiter Wm, painter, 62 Lamed,
Partella Dwight, acct'nt, b 108 Lamed W:
Partlon Peter, lab, b 44 Second.
Partlon John, lab, near cor 6th and Vbe.
Partland Thos, New England House, comw
Jeff ave and Second, moving to TMrd.
Partridge Timothy L, w Bums & Co, Wood*
ward ave.
Partridge M, b Mich Exchange, oflice
room 1 Merrill Block.
Pasco Chas, cutter, r 88 Lamed W.
Pasco Albert, draggist, 88 Lamed W.
Passolt H &» Co., chandlers Grand Riy«r.
Passolt Henry, chandler 156 Grand Riyer,
Patchett Wm, far and mech hotel, Seye&fh
and Fort.
Patchett Wm, western railroad hotel, 80
PATCHEN S W, patent weather door stripi,
7 Williams.
Patchin Jared, clerk, r 16 Plum, offloe 11
Congress W.
Patridge D B, drover, b Blindbury's HotoL
Paton Maria, wid of Thos, 871 Gratiot.
Paton, wid of Walter, 200 Park.
Paton Peter, blacksmith, 887. Catherine.
PATON ALEX, produce merchant, r 182
Cass ave.
Paton Wm, farmer, res Paton's alley, ne«r
Gratiot.
Paton John, farmer, b Wm Paton.
Paton Peter, genl blacksmithing, cor D^
quindre and Atw, r 880 Catherine.
Patton's Carriage Factory, Woodbridge and
Brush.
Patton John, coach builder, r 82 Lamed B«
Patton Joseph, tanner, 280 Croghan.
Patton Edward, steward, Perkins* HoteL
Patten Joseph, tanner, 346 Laf E.
Patten Edward R, address mislaid.
Patten John S, steamboat agt, office w JohB
Hntchlngs &« Co, foot Griswold.
Patten John W, acc'nt, 11 Wash ave.
Patten Wm H, res cor Woodwaid ave and
Bagg.
Patterson P M, b Howard House.
Patterson wid. Fort E.
Patterson Geo, biicklayer, 489 Fort E.
Patterson S S, salesman, b 40 Mich aye W,
Patterson John, machinist, 11 Centre.
Patterson John, machinist, 235 Rrush.
Patterson Chas, salesman, Higby & Steam«
Patterson Hamilton E, Stuart It P, lOS
Woodw ave, 9 160 Fourth.
Patterson Philo M, principal Bet Matemati*
cal School, Fort and Shelby.
246
Johnston's Detboit City Dirbctoby,
Patterson David, engineer, 15ft Franklin.
Patterson Ira F, acct, w E W Hudson.
Patterson David, lab, 113 Rivard,
Patterson Dr Jas, r71 Columbia.
Patterson Henry, brakeman, 49 Wayne.
Patterson Chas, col barber, 138 Fort E.
PATTISON GEO W, Ed and Pro Fireman's
Journal, cor Fort and Woodw ave, rl06
Lamed E. See ado p 172.
Pattison Andrew,' mason, Franklin and
Antoine.
PatUson Mrs M, r 84 Leverett.
Pattison Chas, col barber, 70 Croghan.
Pattison Geb, Bubl & Dncbarme Labrosse
near Dudley.
Paula John, Mich ave near toll gate.
Pauli Fred, turner, b Chas Lotz, dead.
Paull Gideon, acct, Pen Bank, r 76 First.
Paull Ed, messenger pen bank, residence 76
First.
Paulus Chas, tinware, 58 Mich ave E.
Paulus Augustus, hardware and groc, 147
Antoine cor Lafayette.
Paul B, grocer, 119 Adams ave E.
Pmul Caspar, lab, Cherry near Gratiot.
Paul Albert, lab. Cherry near Gratiot,
paxton — — , marine capt, b 81 Con-
dress E.
Payal Ernest, drayman, Croghan.
Payne Albert, drugs &c, Third and Grand
Biver.
Payne and Johnston, druggists, 151 Jeff ave
cor Griswold ■ Payne moving.
Payne J €, Payne &• Johnston, 151 Jefferson
avenue.
Payton Mrs Walter, r 200 Park.
Pay John, shoemaker, 119 Maple.
Pay Geo, 160 Franklin.
Payne C, 129 Woodw ave.
Payne W B, accountant, with Payne and
Johnston.
Payne Joseph, saloon, Woodw ave & Grand
Circus.
Payne Douglass, w A H Dey, residence 28
Sibley. -
Payne Albert, pedler, 108 Mich ave W.
Payne J, 269 Woodw ave.
Payne Martha L, teacher, Barstow Union
School 287 Antoine.
Payne Thos, conductor, Det & M B B, r 288
Beaubien.
Pearce H, saddler, 811 Woodw ave.
Pearce B H, saddles and harness, G Biver
and Macomb ave.
Pearce Mrs Edwin, r 161 Clifford.
Pearce Geo, builder, 288 Beaubien.
Pearson T, Duncan's Brewery, residence 818
Howard.
Pearcall Cornelius, pump and block maker,
89 Locust, same name at 342 Thompson.
Pease & Son, stationers and printers agents,
210 Jeff ave.
Pease Geo B, Pease & Son, residence 14
Fort W.
Pease Geo L, Pease & Son.
Pease Alonzo, portrait artist, Studio D9 4
Firemen's Hall.
Pecard Joseph, carp, 176 Fort £.
Pecard Chas, mssician, 145 Fort E.
Peel Balph, sailor, Atw E.
Peek Wm, vinegar manufr and grocer, 5i4
Woodb W, r 16 Howard.
Peck A, b 49 Wayne.
Peck Geo, dry goods merch, 127 Woodw ave
r 4 Williams.
Peck Chas, 81 LafW.
Peck Geo P, carp, 55 Mich ave E.
PECK M M, acc'nt, w Friend Palmer, moved
to 810 Bandolph.
Peck C H, w Wm Warner & Co, res 44 Con-
gress E.
Peck and Bigley, butchers, 88 BCichigan
ave £.
Peck A, student, 478 Jeff ave.
Peck Joseph A, packer. Fort near Trow-
bridge.
Peck W, salesman. 95 Adams ave W,
Peck Mr , Fort west end.
Pedrick E, slater, b Howard House.
Peffer Gregory, lab, 88 Marion.
Pegler David, carp, Catherine.
Pegler John, lab, Trowbridge near Fort.
Peffer Adolph, painter, 88 Marion.
Peirce John C, acct, w Edward Orrr, r Wm
Moore's.
PEIBCE D E, acct Det Loco Works, res 283
Woodw ave.
Peirson Wm, carriage painter, Antoine near
Napoleon.
Pelon Nelson, shoemaker, 88 Monroe ave.
Pelgrim Christ, wholesale confectioner, 50
Jeff ave.
Pelgrim Francis, confectioner, 50 Jefferson
avenue.
Pelham Brbt, col, bricklayer, 109 Macomb.
Pelkey Peter, wagon maker, 8 Clinton.
Pellon Thos, saloon, 817, 819 821, Atw E.
Pellon Nelson, shoemaker, 120 Orchard, same
address 117 Beech.
Pelller Adolph, sailor, 40 Pine.
Peltier Moses, clerk hay scales, Gratiot, r 44
Pme.
Peltier Joseph, mason, 44 Pine.
Peltier Jas, carp, 44 Pine.
Peltier Pat, grocer, 17 Antoine coriFranklin,
moving to Fort in 9th Ward.
Peltier Lambert, 17 Antoine.
Peltjer Thos, lab. Brush.
Peltier Chas, general insurance collector and
real estate, office 5 Lamed W, res 186
Cong E.
Peltier Chas F, accountant, with Charles
Peltier Sen.
Pender Michael, blacksmith, 136 Lamed W.
Penger Michael, tailor, 271 Macomb.
Penfield Williston S, agricultural tools and
seeds, 103 WoodwaA ave, residence 25
Adams ave.
And Adyektibisq Gazetteeb.
247
Penfleld David 0, 108 Woodw ave res, 29
Macomb aye.
PENFIELD'S AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS and Seeds Warehoase, 108 Wood-
ward ave. See adv p 81.
PendeU Henry, mason builder, 256 High cor
Prospect.
Penwell P H, millwright, 120 First.
PENINSULAR BANK, H P Pulliho Pros,
Emobt Wbitdbll Cash, 126 Jeff ave. See
advpoffe 102.
Penny Henry C, clerk, U S Survey, office
Wayne near Fort, r 170 Cong E.
Penny Mrs P C, 241 Lamed E.
Pennycook Robert, morrocco dealer, 248
Lamed.
Penniman Eben J, real estate, office Hol-
brook 6l Bishop.
Penniman Qeo H, atty and conn, office Buhls
Building, Griswold, b Mrs C Hall.
Pentley E K, clerk, r 64 Henry.
Pendergrast Jas, lab, 82 Cherry.
PeninsiSar Hotel, Grand River and Macomb
avenue.
Penwell P H, millwright, Fifth and Congress,
moving.
People's Store 68 Woodw ave.
Peppercorn Fred, hodman, Dequindre near
Gratiot.
Pepin Pras jr, w Rev Mr Pepin.
Pepin Fras Rev, pastor, French Meth Ch,
Rivard bet Croghian and J^afayotte.
Perault David, boat builder, Atw E.
PERKINS' HOTEL, Grand River and Mid-
die. Seeadvp 22S
Perkins Wm H, acct, w Moore Foote & Co.
r 112 First.
Perkins S R, millwright, 806 Mullet.
PERKINS WM Jr, com mer and grocer, 100
and 102 Grand River, r 21 Middle. See
adv page 228.
Perkins N, lab, Campau and Springwells.
PERKINS JAS A 6l Co, imports and dls in
Wines Liqs and Cigars, 109 Jefiferson ave.
8e$ adv page 22^.
Perkins Wm Sen, 298 Fifth.
Perkins John W, com mer, comer Fort and
Seventh. •
Perkins James A, r 104 Adams ave W.
Perrault David, ship builder, 448 Atw E.
Perrien Joseph, miller, r 176 Gratiot.
Perrien Ettiene, pro Gratiot Mills, 176
Gratiot.
Perrene Jacob, engineer, Seventh near Oak.
Perin Abiel, produce broker, b Rail Road
Exchange.
Perrett James, carriage maker, 166 Lafay-
ette E.
Perrin J, teamster, Seventh.
Perrin Jesse, teamster, 176 Mich ave W.
Perine Alonzo, lab, Pierce.
Perine Samuel, lab, Pierce.
Perine Peter, lab. Pierce near Dequindre.
Perine Lester, lab. Pierce.
Perring Geo, builder. 186 Cass.
Pero Louis, sailor, 28 Napoleon."^
Persia Joseph, Wight.
Perry Domnick, shoemaker, 21 Riopelle.
Perry Wm, machinist, r 848 Thompson.
Perry Wm, engineer Steamer Forester.
Perry Eliza, wid of Jas, washerwoman, 814
Beaubien.
Perry Geo H, fur buyer, M I Mills r 64 Miami
ave.
Perry Thos, cooper shop, alley rear Ezekiel
McDonald.
Perry Henry, carp, 104 Porter.
Perry Thos, cooper, 107 Atw E.
Perry C, clerk, Steamboat Columbia.
Perry Chas, speculator, r 66 Montcalm.
PETER RICHARD, acct't. Daily Advertiser
office,r 268 Jeff ave.
Peters Fred W, w Wm E Peters.
Peters Samuel E, marble works, 16 Con-
gress £•
Peters J B, marble worker, with Samuel £
Peters.
Peters , acct'nt, b T Crane.
Peters Wm E, marble manufr, 8 Mich ave,
r 70 Adams ave W, same address 18 Con-
gress £.
Peters P J, engineer, r 146 Porter.
Peters Fred, physician, 100 Fort E.
Peters Rich, plasterer, 66 Clinton.
Peters John, carp, 266 Beaubien.
Peters David, moulder, r 166 Thompson.
Peter A, blacksmith, 828 Trowbridge.
Paet Geo, tailor, 898 Beaubien.
PETERS REV FRANCIS H J, Pastor Trin-
ity Catholic Ch, r 116 Porter.
Peters Jas S, w Wm E Peters.
Peters Wm £, marble works, 8 Michigan
ave W.
Peters John, lab, 426 Laf £.
Peters Samuel E, marble cutter, 28 High.
Peters John, fisherman, Orleans and Cher-
ry.
Peters £, physician, 100 Fort £.
Petrie Peter, engineer, b Baggs Hotel.
Peugeot Geo, finisher, cor Sixth and Beanna
Vista.
Peugeot Pat, comer Sixth and Beaona Vis-
ta.
Peterson J G, carp, 24 Croghan.
Peterson J G, cabinet makers asso'n, 211 Jeff
ave, moving to 74 Fort E.
Petreynin Peter, baker, 104 Croghan.
Petts Jacobs, baker, Hastings.
Petty Courtland J, U S Exp Co agent, 112
• Jeff ave.
Pen Geo, shoemaker, b 6 Jeff ave.
Peureux Hubert, gardener, residence 266
Seventh.
Petz Joseph, watchmaker, b 649 Jeff ave.
Petz F, watchmaker, shop 66 Gratiot, ret
144 Catherine.
248
Johnston's Dbtboit City Dibectobt,
Pleifla Christ, watchmaker, w M S Smith, b
285 Jeff ave.
Pleiflie Christ, watchmaker, board 116 Ban-
dolph.
Pflster J, batcher, corner Macomb and An-
toine.
Pfeffer Valentine, tailor, 168 Croghan.
Pfeifer Mary and Kate, sempstresses, 48
Harriet.
Pfeifle L, bootmaker, 24 Dequindre.
Pfeffer David, shoemaker. Mullet.
Pfefterkom Godfried, Laf£.
Pffiefle L, boots and shoes, Franklin.
Pflogh J A, crockery dtc, Gratiot, near Bail
road.
Pflogk Augnst, potter, 612 Gratiot.
Phalon Bichard, lab. Lamed 10 Ward.
Pheatt John, b Mrs Patchett.
Phelan John, salesman, £ Doyle A Co.
Phelan Cath wid, washerw(»ian, Dequindre,
bet Pine and Atwater.
Phelps Wm D, salesman, William Phelps &
Co.
Phelps Wm & Co, manfs & dealers in confec-
tionary, fireworks &c, 98 Jeff ave.
Phelps Wm, res cor Fort &, Lafferty.
PHELPS F B, Alderman 4th Ward, pro and
com mer, furs and skins, store 28 Gris-
wold, residence 120 Hastings.
Phelps Frank J, salesman, Nail, Dnncklee &
Co.
Phelps FE, 29 Bates.
Phelps Balph, grocer, 119 Mich ave W.
Phelps Z P, cooper, 99 CUfford.
Phelps B Z, saloon, 17 Griswold.
Phelps Samuel, grocer, 14rSproat, moring.
Phelps Samuel, w Balph Phelps, Mich ave
and First.
Phelps Wm, hack driver, 246 Cong E.
Phelps Wm, malt house, Bates.
Phelps Wm, merchant, r468 Fort W.
Phelps Frances E, comer Elizabeth and An-
toine.
Fhipps David, broom maker, Gr Biver and
Palmer, moving, r 44 Macomb ave.
Phifiey Jacob, shoemaker, 2 Marion.
Phiffer Peter, carp, 198 Macomb.
Phiffer John, pedler, 225 Croghan.
Phiffer Valentine, tailor, 168 Croghan.
Phillips James W, insu ag't, room 13 Merrill
Block, r 653 Jeff ave.
Phillips Evan D, People's Store, r 47 Adams
ave £.
Phillips Joseph, brick layer, board 2 Beau-
bien.
Phillips Arch L, b Mansion House.
Phillips Elplinstone, painter, board 16 Ban*
dolph.
Phillips Oaptain, Fort and Wayne, moving.
Phillips Eben D, acct, w P J Price &, Co, mo-
ving.
PhUlips James W, insurance agent, r 669 Jeff
Phillips Wm, saloon, 10 Monroe ave.
Phillips Eli, picture fVame maker, 280 Mul-
lef
Philips J P, picture tnme maker, Brady.
Phillips Henry, salesman, Calnon & Camp-
bell.
PHILIPS P M, alder'm 8th Ward, r 165 Por-
ter.
Philips 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 H H, prof music, res 58 Bandolph,
cor Jeff ave.
Philbrick £ G, Ford &, Philbrick, steam
smith, near Marine Hosp.
Picken J H. grocer, corner Henry and'Glif-
ford.
Picken J H, grocer, res 167 Park.
Picard Joseph, wood carver, residence 50 Bi
opelle.
Picard Bichard, carpenter, residence 50 Bi-
opelle.
Picard Frank, carpenter, residence 50 Bi-
opelle.
Picard Alexander, painter, residence 60 Bi-
opelle.
Picard Alex, carp, 25 Beacon.
Philips Christ, carp, 227 BusseU.
Philips John P, lumber merchant, res 48
FortW.
Philips Augusta, widow of John, 86 Maple.
Philips Hugh, drayman. Napoleon.
Phoeman Andrew, brewer, Catherine.
Pickan Jonathan H, Peoples Store, r Clifford
and Henry.
Picket Michael, lab, 802 Mich ave W.
Picket Pat, lab, 18 Franklin.
Pickley Jas, tailor, 27 Bates, same address
Antoine near Jeff ave.
Pickford John, station master, Detroit A Mil
Bail Boad Depot, residence 105 Lamed
W.
Pierrong Andrew, lab 10 Maple.
Piel Peter, lab, 105 Lawrence.
Pierce David, acct, r 203 Lamed E.
Pierce Daniel T, com mer, 806 Atwater E.
Pierce John C, accountant, 281 Jefferson
ave.
PIERCE D,daguerrean artist, residence 118
Oak. Car Mich ave W.
Pietro Traverse, tailor, w H Glover, res 805
Orleans.
Pifly Frederick, tanner, 237 Bivard near
High.
Pilkey , grocer, 86 Franklin.
Pigott Geo, nielodeon maker, 16 Fort E.
Pike Lyman, plain maker, 133 Grisw.
Pinder Geo, carpenter, 46 Adams ave W.
Finder E W, salesman, 160 Fort E.
Pinder Miss, dress maker, Fishers Building,
119 Woodw ave.
And Advebtisikq Gtazbttbxr,
249
Pipp Caspar, carp, 202 Groghan.
Pipp Henry, wagon maker, 122 Fort £.
Pip Kaspar, carp, 261 Mullet.
Pipper Henry, blacksmith, 89 High.
Pirtu John, fab, 664 Woodb W.
Pischer Eimmel, salesman, 196 Jeff are.
Pistorins Fredinand, atty & couns, office 11
Merrill Block, r 142 Randolph.
Pitcher Nathaniel, acct Savings Bank, r Dr
Pitcher.
Pitcher Zina, physician, office & res 68 Con-
gress W.
PITTMAN SAMUEL £, chief acct, D &M
R Depot, r 164 Woodb £.
PITTMAN JAS B, pig iron and coal merch-
ant, warehonse dock bet Cass and First, r
262 Woodb E, §ee ado% page 86.
Pittenger Qeor||e, car carp, res 897 Lafon-
taine.
Pistorions dk Bigelow, attomies, office 11
Mer Block.
Pipp M. washing. North.
Pipp Geo, farmer, 119 Elizabeth.
Piper A H, land ag't, 70 Baker.
Pipper Andrew, wagon maker, 402 Oratiot.
Pitts Samuel, lumber yard, Atwater and Du-
bois.
Pitts Jacob, baker, 298 Fort E.
Plxley Albert, r 82 Winder.
Plansker Joseph, shoemaker, 16 SilYer.
Plantz Earl F, 199 Beaubien.
Plantz Adam, blacksmith, 199 Beaubien.
Plass Henry, 10th Ward House, near Wights
Mills.
Plemindon Joseph, carpenter, 187 Congress
£.
Plemondon John J, carp, 168 Antoine.
Plemondon Mrs, dress maker, 187 Congress
£•
Playford James £, acct, w John Reilly, 98
Jeff ave.
Platner J H, tavern, 828 and 880 Michigan
ave.
Plum Alfred, tinsmith, 276 Antoine.
Plummer James, carpenter, cor John R and
Centre.
Plummer Qeo L, baker, 74 Craiiot.
Plant Lewis, woodsawyer, Bronson.
Plant Isaiah, woodsawyer, Bronson.
Plant Jean Baptist, wooodsawyer, Bronson.
Piatt Martha J, dressmaker, 10 Rowland.
Plunke 0, Mich Central Rail R(mu1, res 168
Seventh. •
Plumb Lewis, mason. Division.
Plummer Geo L, b h 94 Gratiot.
Plumber M K, surveyor, board Finney's Ho-
tel.
Pluss H, grocer, Atwater £.
Plets Frank, tailor, 41 Orleans.
Poe Chas, lab, r Trowbridge near Michigan
ave.
Poe T, Lieut topograph engineer, b Rus
House.
Poe M, U S topograph engineer, b Ru8
House.
Pooer Freeman H, ambrotypeist, 87 Woodw
ave.
Pooer 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 84 Miami ave.
Poore Freeman, ambrotypest, Mich ave and
Griswold.
Poore F, 189 Franklsn.
Polachey Michael, pedler, 268 Riopelle.
Pollock Vincent, tanner, 128 Trowb.
Polotgig Michael, lab, Antoine.
Polly Miss £ M, ass't teacher Detroit Qigh
School.
Polhemus J B, grocer, 164 Woodw ave.
Polhemus Edward S, clerk, Blindberrys Ho*
tel.
POLICE COURT, 111 Griswold.
POST OFFICE, Griswold, cor Lamed.
Pomeroy HPT, physician, office* & res 108
CongE.
Pomeroy Max, stock agt, Gt Wes Railway, r
96 Lamed 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
Pomeroy N M, stock agent. Buff and Lake
Huron R R, r 96 Lamed W.
Foes Mrs Thomas, r 48 Baker.
Pomeville Octave, carp, 186 Orleans.
Poners Wm R, saloon, 6 Jeff ave.
Pond Edwin F, lumber mer, b 66 Adams ave
W, same address 204 Randolph.
Pond Albert C, music teacher, r 204 State,
same address Farmer.
Pond Ashley, Newberry, ^ond & Russell,
. atty &» couns, r 21 Madison ave.
Pond Mrs S, widow of Jared, 21 Madison
ave.
Pond & Russell, attomies, office 18 aid 14
Rotunda, Griswold.
Pope Rebecca, 864 Woodb W.
Pope Mrs Joseph, blacksmith, 99 Labrosse.
Popp Joseph, Editor Mich Democrat, 164
Fort E.
Poppleton E E, salesman, Frisbee & Co, r 41
High.
Porkeur Francis, lab, 187 Laf E.
Porter A C, stoves and hardware, Jeff ave
near Second.
Porter Wm, gen ajfifent, 190 Park.
Porter Arthur C, hardware, residence 128
Lamed £.
Porter Geo F, res 290 Jeff ave.
Porter F G, Cir Court Com, office Buhl Buil-
ding, Grisw.
Porter George, medical student, res 29Q Jeff
ave.
Porter Jackson C, agent, r City Hotel.
250
Johnston's Detroit Cttt Disbotobt,
Parrett Eliza, 179 Mullet.
Parrett Alice, 179 Mullet.
Posey Sabastian R, salesman, w Frisbee &
Co, r 184 First.
Possellius A, wood-turner, 878 GrdUot.
Port Huron & Mil Railway offices, 156 Jeff
ave.
Post Henry, cooper, 266 Gratiot,
Potter J A, U S Lake Survey, b Mich Ex-
change.
Potter Julian C, Kremlin saloon, 158 Woodw
are.
Potter Moses L, 188 Mich ave W.
Potter Wm. machinist, Jeff ave.
Potter Wm, machinist, Jeff ave near Elm-
wood.
Pottinger Lewis, saloon, 68 Jeff are.
Pottinger Henry, clarendon saloon, 91 Jeff
ave.
Pongeesee J, tanner, r 199 Thompson.
Pound City, Western 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 Christiana, 176 Mich ave W.
Powell John, carp, 149 Fort E. •
Powell Jas, dock master, Det & Mil R Way,
r 121 Adams ave E.
Powell Joseph, carp, 297 Brush.
Poronto Widow Frank, 480 Cong E.
Posanski Bernard, Dubois.
PoBselins Adolph, wood-turner, 876 Qratiot.
Powell Jas, shoemaker, 91 Labrosse.
Powell Jas, 6 Palmer.
Powell John, carp, 228 Laf E.
Power John, lab. 246 Franklin.
Power Pliny, physician, 264 Jeff ave.
Powers Henry, brakesman, 98 Atwater.
Power John, cabinet maker, b J Strong. ^
Powers Michael, saloon, 6 Jeff ave.
Powers Thomas, carp, 114 Mullet
Powers Jas. r 129 Leverett
Powers Wm, lab, 170 Porter.
Power John, drayman, r 178 Howard.
Pramstaller Lewis, saloon, 410 Qratiot.
Pramstaller Francis, notary, 168 Antoine.
Pratt N Miner, acct w David Preston & Co.
Pratt M V B, carp, r 90 Oak.
Pratt Emily, wid of Francis, 269 Laf E.
Pratt Stephen, 84 Elizabeth E.
Pratt Geo, engineer, 179 Howard.
Pratt John, s^oon, 292 Atwater E.
Praber Aug, carp, 191 Clinton.
Prater Samuel, sailor, 93 Mullet.
Prater Sarah, colored, washerwoman, 98
Mullet.
Prober Fred, carp, 168 Fort E.
Prendergast Michael, blacksmith, 140 Third.
PRENTIS GEO H, atty & couns, office cor
Jeff ave and Griswold, r 178 Woodw ave,
See advH. page 92.
Prentis Solan, salesman, 221 Cong E.
Prentiss Geo, acct, w Buhl & Co, res 57 Lar-
ned W.
Prest Wm, moulder, 190 Sixth.
Press Thomas, paper hanger, r 81 Abbot.
Prescott Francis, b h, 226 Gratiot.
Prescott D J, saloon, 161 Woodb W.
Prescott E P, bartender, 161 Woodb W.
Presley Solomas, engineer, steamer Dart.
Preston Sylvester, engineer, 312 Franklin.
Presley Solomon, grocer, 279 Fort E.
PRESTON DAVID &> CO, Banking and Ex-
change, 72 Woodw ave. See advH inside
front pwer.
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 mer'ts, Atwater, bet
Rand, and Bates, removed.
Price John, blacksmith, residence Walnut n
Seventh.
Price Shem, book agent, res 417 Grand
River.
Price Wm G, colored, shoemaker, 75 Crog-
han.
Price A J, acct, 65 Harriet, same address 111
EUzabeth E.
Price Walter, P J P & Co, r 42 Elizabeth E:
Price Philip, r 42 Elizabeth E.
Price Migor, colored, bell boy, at Garrison
House.
Price Joseph, colored, waiter Gar House.
Price J B, salesman, b Howard House.
Pritchard Sam. W, atty & cous, w Theodore
Rome3ai.
Pritchard Samuel, watchman, Woodb.
Priest L W, dairyman and auctioneer, 267
Sixth and Cherry.
Priest A B, engineer, r 814 Laf W.
Priest Mrs Mary, 100 Laf E.
PRINTERS' UNION, rooms 4, Mich ave E.
Pritchett Allen, barber, Mich ave.
Pridgeon John, boat owner, r 261 Franklin.
Prior Fred, moulder, w J B Wilson, res 898
Franklin.^
PROBATE*COURT, Wm P Yerkes, Judge,
7 Cong W.
Proctor Jas, lab, 215 Grand River.
Prohast John, lab, Prospect near Silver.
Proseus John, lab, 255 Hastings.
Proutty Fayette, grocer, 78 Gr River, r 171
Secofed.
Prue Boniface, drayman, 420 Fort E.
Prue G, saloon keeper. Fort below Vinewood
ave.
Prouty N, r cor Gr River and Sixth.
And Adyiesiising Gjlzetebb.
251
Pulley Widow of Peter, sempstress, 198 Ad-
ams ave E.
Pugh Ellen, 141 Third.
Pagh John, nursery man, Jeff ave near Elm-
wood.
Palpher Lewis, saloon, 28 Cass.
Purtill Wm, coachman with Mrs YanDyke.
Parcel James, lab, 206 Howard.
Purcell Mary, Widow 122 Third.
Pnrcell John, saloon, Baggs Hotel.
Purcell Mary, grocer, 125 Lamed W.
Purcell Jas W, tailor, 20 Palmer moving.
Purcell Johnit, moulder, 232 Laf W.
Purcell James, tailor, 18 Centre.
PURCELL WILLIAM, moulder ; Alderman
8th Ward, r 232 Laf W.
Pulte Anthony Jr, w A Pulte, Sen.
Pulte Anthony, grocer, 86 Monroe ave.
Purdon J, pattern maker, Sixth near comer
^ Spruce.
Purdon John, carp. 70 Labrosse.
Purdie Jas, tanner, 26 Thompson.
Purdy Lewis W, lab, 107 Franklin.
Purdy Lewis, 114 Woqdb E.
Purdy Stephen P, Justice of the Peace, 48
Shelby.
Purdy Wm T, hotel keeper, cor Woodw ave
and Gr Circus.
Purdy John, tanner, r 177 Thompson.
Purdy Stephen P, Justice of Peace, office 9
Lamed W.
Pumey Thomas, teamster, Det brewry, r 97
Cong W.
Purmem G W, gunsmith, 465 Gratiot.
Purvis Jas, ship carp, 252 Fmnklin;
Putnam, Smith &. Co, book sellers, 118 Wood-
ward ave.
Putnam Daniel, Putnam, S & Co, 118 Woodw
ave.
Pulfer Chas, tinsmith, w John Crimmins.
Pulford John, tavern keeper, 87 Atwater E,
same address 98 Atwater E.
Pulpher Lewis, saloon, 28 Cass.
Pungs Wm, blacksmith, res LasaUe ave near
Mich ave.
Putrow Joseph, expressman, 188 Third.
Putrow John, 29 Abbot.
Putrow Alexander, cooper, 191 Adams ave
East.
Putro Chas, butcher, Charles near Seventh.
Pulie Anthony, grocer, St Aubin.
Purmann Theodore, gun maker, 867 Gra-
tiot.
Purtene Geo, drayman, 185 High.
Purves J, engine fitter, 123 Eighth.
Quance Alfred, carp, r 58 Orchard.
Quelos John Peter, grocer, 264 Lamed £.
Quenthner Peter, grocer, Clinton and Biv-
ard.;l^^
Quick Jas, butcher, 40 Beech.
Quick Jas Thomas, butcher, 20 Jones.
QUIGLEY JOHN, plumber, tin and copper
smith, 45 Jeff ave, r Seventh and Abbot,
see advH page 225.
Quigley John, grocer, Seventh and Abbot.
Quinn P, lab, Lasalle and Pine.
Quinn Edward, lab. 270 Fifth.
Qumn Peter, paver, 192 Fifth, same address
alley, rear No 4 Engine House.
Quinn Michael, finisher, 188 Howard.
Quinn Arthur, brewer, Cong E.
Quinn P P, baker, 104 Croghan.
Quinn Thomas, warehouseman, board Thom«
as Finn.
Quinn Michael, finisher, 9 Howard.
Quinn Margaret, widow of John, 70 Crog-
han.
Quinn Michael, drayman, Mich ave W.
Quinn Mrs Thomas, Fourth and Union.
Quinn Jas, lab, 248 Thompson.
Quinn Edward, woodsawyer, 210 Grisw.
Quinby Wm E, atty, office 66 Grisw.
Quinby D F, general ag't, 228 Second, same
address 233 same.
Quinby D T, at Tribune office.
Quinkert Frank, tailor, Franklm.
Quinkert John, teamster, 480 Woodb E.
Quinlan John, shoemaker, 10 Beaubien.
Quinlan Timothy, mason, Seventh and Beau-
na Vista.
Quinlan John, shoemaker, H L Chapin d&
Co.
Quinlivin John, shoemaker, 10 Beaubien.
Quinton Geo A, tinsmith, 103 Farmer.
Quirk Milo, lab, 126 Shelby.
Quirk Michael, lab, 86 Woodb W.
Quirk Pat, tailor, 85 Woodb W.
Quirk John, lab, 23 Lamed W.
«
[Names In Cap lietters cliarsed |1«00«
Adveitlsem In tlie IMreetory not eltarc"
ed, and tlietr names are Invariably
printed In display letters, wben tbelr
Cards are received In time.] uw -"^
Raass Joseph, shoemaker, 49 Prospect.
Raback Louis, lab. Cherry E.
Rabadeau Jane, widow of Joseph, East end
High.
Rabanach Anthony, watchman, 168 Colum-
bia E.
Rabont M V, French lace manfr, 159 An*
toine, moving.
Rabback Bei\j, soap maker. Fifth, near Gr
River.
RABINEAU ALLEN A, managing Director
Lake Superior Iron Co, office w Dr Russell
r 79 Shelby. w^>^
Rabineau Matilda, sempstress, 247 Frank-
lin.
252
Johitbtok's DsTBorr Crrr Dibbctoby,
Radcliff ThoB, McK dt R, 28 Woodw ave, r
76 Howard.
Radamacher Caspar, lab, 245 High.
Badamacher Joseph, general agent, 199 Gra-
tiot.
Rademacher Henry, tailor, 12 SilTet.
Radermacher John H, mason, 247 Macomb.
Radermacher J Joseph, cabinet makor, 472
Macomb.
Radermacher John Michael, mason, 247 Ma-
comb.
Radford Robert, toll collector Orand River
Road.
Raeter Henry, Clinton 10th Ward.
Rado Conrad, saloon, 406 River Road.
Raft Geo, finisher. 290 Fort £.
Ragelin Theo, drayman, 188 Laf E.
Raggio Anthony. 805 Orleans.
Rahelly Bridget, washwoman, 18 Park*
Place.
RaheUy Patrick, lab, 18 Park Place.
Rahelly John, pedler, 18 P»k Place.
Rahelly Michael, saloon, 82 Woodb W.
Rairden John, school teacher, 204 Jeff ave.
RAIL ROAD HOTEL, Campns Martns. 8u
advH, pag$7Mt.
RAIL ROAD DEPOT, Mich Central, foot of
Third.
RAIL ROAD DEPOT, Det & Milwaoke, foot
of Brash.
RAIL ROAD DEPOT, Great Western, De-
troit, offices foot of Third and foot of
Brash.
Rail Road Depot, Mich Son dt Nor Indiana,
foot of Brash.
RAIL ROAD, Grand Trunk of Canada, office
db Depot foot of Third.
Raler Anthony, packer, 61 Wayne, same ad-
dress 12 Mechanic.
Ralfe Alonzo, ftimitare, 5 and 6 Michigan
are W.
Ralph C, sailor, 176 Abbot.
Ralph Conrad, sailor, 157 Abbot.
Ralph Peter J, master mariner, Capt Plym-
outh Rock, r 120 Howard.
Ralston Flora, r 242 Randolph.
Ramsay A, ship carpenter, 98 Thompson.
Ramsay John, lab, 88 Baker.
Rampton Hannah, 16 Lawrence.
Rane F G, salesman, r H H Dunklee.
Ran Geo, shoemaker, 211 Thompson.
Rand S G, check blerk, 70 Baker.
Rand John P, salesman, John S James.
Randall & Keena, The Store Saloon, 50 Gris-
wold.
Randall Mary A, 120 Abbot.
Randall Theodore, carp, 76 Columbia E.
Randall Isaac, lab, 320 Lamed E.
Randall Jas J, photographic artist, Fisher's
Building, Campus Martins.
Randall Corodon C, w J J Randall.
Randall James A, w J J Randall.
. Randall Isaac, 218 Franklin.
Randell •
-, colored, farmer, 156 Lafay-
ette E.
Randell Mrs Mary Anne, 16 Lewis.
Randall Joseph, R &; E, 50 Griswold.
Randall J, occulist, 179 Woodw ave.
Randolph Jesse, phvsician, 812 Randolph.
Randolph Edward, photographic artist, 208
Randolph.
Randolph Miss L J, teacher. Bishop Union
School.
Randolph Merritt, salesman, Freedman &
Bro, r M Hyde.
Randolph Noah, mason, WiUffns, near An-
toine.
RANKIN J, J&J 8 R, brass founder, 65
Third, r 157 Park, 8ee advH page 70.
RANKIN J & J S, brass founders, cor Cong
and Third.
RANKIN JOHN S, J A J 8 R, b David Stew-,
ard.
Rankin David, salesman, J A Bams.
Rankin David, acct, 53 Wash ave.
Rankin Lewis, boots and shoes, 97 Grand
River.
Rankin Edward P, acct, r 74 Montcahn.
Ranlet Chas, gardener, Jeff ave near Iron
Works.
Rappold John, shoemaker, 67 Gr River E.
RarrieL, grocery, Macomb and Beaubien.
Rasch & Bemart, merch clothiers, 61 Lar-
nedE.
Rasch Augustas, R & B, 61 Lamed E.
Ratcliff John T, grocer, 66 Gr River.
Ratcliff Thomas, McK dE^R,28 Woodw ave.
RATHBONE WILLIAM P, real estate, 807
Woodw ave, office with J F B & Walter
Urane 160 Jeff ave.
Raths Nichohis, clothes cleaner, 97 Bates.
Ratt Hermann, gardener, Elmwood ave.
Rattigan Pat, grocer, 539 Mich ave W.
Rattlestadz Peter, stone cutter, Orleans and
James.
Rattenberry George Henry, accountant, 16
Locust.
Rattenberry Thomas, 288 Third.
Rattenberry Thomas, cabinet maker, 288
Third.
Ratzel Rudolphus, tailor, 268 Fort E.
Raulet C, gardener, Jefferson East end.
Raupp N, beer hall, 269 Clinton.
Rausch Peter, lab, 128 Chesnut.
Raus John B, butcher, 118 Randolph.
Raus Bernard, butcher, 118 Randolph.
Ravorman Henry, bUcksmith, 266 Fort E.
Rawley Mrs John, Seventh and Labrosse.
Rawson Otis, shoemaker. Seventh and Grand
River.
Rawson Thomas, fruiterer, 21 Jones, and 9
Mich tfve W.
Rawson &l Davis, grocers, 109 Mich ave W.
Rawson L 0, 109 Mich ave W.
Ray Wm, brass moulder, 198 Howard.
Ray Joseph, carp, 43 Fort E.
Johnston's Dbiboit Oitt Dibectobt,
253
Bay John A, People's Store, 63 Woodw aye,
r 94 RiTard.
Bay John J, grocer, 109 Larned £, res 48
Fort E.
Bay Joseph G, acct, Stephens & Beatty, r 49
Elizabeth W.
Bay Gilbert H, car baflder, 86 Porter.
Bay Joseph J, r 94 Bivard.
Bay Theodore W, baggageman, 20 Madison
are.
Bay A F, coffin maker and sexton, Elizabeth
and John B.
Bayner Albert H, printer, 49 Madison ave.
I Baymond F & Co, booksellers, stationers 6l
binders, 90 Woodw ave.
Baymond Francis, F B & Co, 90 Woodw ave
r 141 Lamed. B.
BAYMOND JATdES P & Co, photo artists,
successor to M Sutton, 205 Jeff ave, see
advertisement.
Baymond Mrs Charlotte, 26 Madison ave.
Baymond Joseph, Capt steamer Arrow, 91
Adams ave E.
Baymond T M, carp, Crawford and Marcy.
Baymond Wm, engineer, Joseph, near Bio-
pelle.
Bead Wm B, ship carpenter, St Clair, near
Henry.
Beady Jeremiah, saloon, 24 Mich ave W.
Beaf John, tailor, 90 St Lawrence.
Bealbeck M, Daggageman, 414 Woodb W.
Beam David W, painter, 189 Bates.
Beam David W, painter, 180 Macomb.
Beam C P, artistic painter, with Conklin &
Edson.
Bearden Louisa C, saleswoman with Harriet
Dowling.
Beath Thomas S, saloon, 8 Woodw ave.
Beaume Bobert, carp, 803 Franklin.
Beaume Oliver, lab, Franklin.
Beaume Chas, blacksmith, 68 Woodb W.
Beaves Henry L, City Hotel, 7 and 9 Lafay-
ette W.
Beblln Ferdinand, wagon maker, 59 Beau-
bien.
Bedcap Francis, hodman, alley off Brush, bet
Fort and Congress.
Beddington James, 91 Adams ave W.
Bedgewell Joseph, w Louis Allen, r Gr Biver
near Wash ave.
Bedgewell Joseph, 116 Clifford.
Bedhead Mary Jane, widow of John, 102 St
Lawrence.
Bedman John, cooper, 829 Franklin.
Bedmond Nicholas, sawyer, 416 Woodb E.
Bedmond D, blacksmith, 298 Mich ave W.
Bedmond 'Mis Mary, dress maker, 88 An-
toine.
Bedmond Widow of Henry, grocer, 200
Third.
Beed Widow Bridget, dresimaker, 56 Mich
aveW.
BeedTW, lab, 190 Howard.
Beed N B, carp, 266 Laf.
Beed. Bev Seth, Meth minister, Woodw ave
Church, r 22 Macomb ave.
Beed John, hackdriver, 255 Antoine.
Beed S, r 15 Bowland.
Beed James, engineer, 17 Sibley.
Beed James, 2nd engineer, May Queen.
Beed Harvey S, mas trans Amer Express Co
r 27 Macomb ave.
Beed Joel, porter, w J C Higby.
Beed , moved ftt)m 16 Howard to Ab*
bot, bet Fifth and Sixth.
Beed Elizabeth, widow of Henry, 128 Bi«
yard.
Boeder The Baron, Monroe Boad, beyond
City limits.
Boeder John Simon, mason, 286 Macomb.
Boeder Fred, fireman, 161 Fort E.
Boeder Mary, widow of Christian, 286 Ma-
comb.
Beeford Thomas, J Venn & Co, 275 Jeffer-
son ave.
Beefer John, mason, Julian.
Beeg Leonard, salesman, r 40 Mich ave.
Beeg L, salesman, B Gardner.
Beekie Alexander, acct J L Hurd dt Co, b
Mich ave.
Beekie James, clerk. Dot & Mil B B, r Wm
H McLeod.
Beel Joseph, blacksmith, 65 MuUet.
Beelh John, stone cutter, 218 Columbia E.
Bees Wm, tailor, 127 Bivard.
Bees John F, American Hotel, 168 and 170
Lamed W.
Beese BenJ, 108 Croghan.
Beeve L 6l Co, ice dealers, Biver Boad, be-
low Porter ave.
Beeve Lame, revenue service U S, r 818 Jeff
ave.
Beeve Nathan, b Bussell House, ofllce Far.
and Mechanics Bank.
Beeve David B, builder, 70 Lewis.
Beeves Wm Henry, carp, 86 Sibley.
Beeves H L, hotel keeper, 7 and 9 Laf W«
Beeve Geo, carp, 27 Sibley.
Beeve AlAred, builder, 188 Griswold.
Beeve H B, r C Beeve.
Beeve S Y, lumber* mer, r Mich Exchaoge,
moving.
Beeves Henry J, saloonkeeper, 277 Jeff ave,
near Brush.
Beeves Bobert, painter. Walnut near Kzth.
Beeves F, builder. 111 Park.
Beeves A, builder, r 887 Park.
Beeves H B, 2nd, toll collector, gate Woodw
ave. •
Beeves A dc W, builder, 188 Griswold.
Beeve Lewis, clerk, b Garrison House.
Beeve Christopher, ground plaster, 15 Mich
Beave W, r40 Cong W.
Began Cornelius, lab, 89 Plumb.
Began Mrs. 272 Laf W.
Began Domluick, drayman, 89 Abbot.
254
Johnston's Dstsoit City Dirbctort,
Regan Wm, boiler maker, Lasalle ave near
Pine.
Regan John J. tel messenger, 62 Griswold, r
89 Abbot.
Regan Mary, wid of Michael, washerwoman,
149 Fort E.
Register Deeds oiBce, County Building, Con-
gress and Griswold.
Regnery Jacob, grocer, 214 Gratiot.
Rehm Elizabeth, widow of David, 19 Me-
chanic.
Reich Fred, tailor, 10 Maple E.
Reichenbach Geo, butcher. 136 Macomb.
Reichle & Co, carriage builders, Franklin.
Reichle Ferdinand, 331 Lamed £,
Reichrath Peter, shoemaker, Julian near
Orleans.
Reid David, carp, Thompson and Spruce.
Reid James, engineer, 17 Sibley.
Reidy Pat, bilUard room, Russell House.
Reighner , butcher, 353 Hastings.
Reilly Robt M, acct Mich Insu Bank, T 48
High.
ReUly Peter, lab, 60 State.
REILLT JOHN, house and ship plumber,
gas fitter, 93 Jeff ave, r 405 Beaubien, see
adv't page 139.
Reiman Fred, blacksmith, WiUdns, near Has
tings.
Reilly Frank, warehouseman, 97 Jeff are.
Reinholz Christian, lab, Cherry, at Cemetry.
Reis Jacob, tanner, 247 Catherine.
Reischman Benedict, blacksmith, Russell.
Reithard Conrad, bartender, 112 Randolph.
Remer Joseph, lab, 114 Chesnut.
Remmick R C, lumber dealer, 642 Jeff ave.
Remme Wm, shoemaker, 180 Croghan.
Remmington W L, baker, 67 and 69 Grand
River.
Rene Theodore, boots &. shoes, 22 Mich ave
W, moving to cor Third and Mich ave.
Rencheller John, cooper, 42 Maple.
Rendervouz U S recruiting service, 74 Wood
bridge W.
Rennick Christian, gardener, 463 Atwater £.
Renner Frank, barber, shop 64 Bates, sam»
address 14 Macomb ave.
Reno Thomas, carp, 193 Laf E.
Reno Noah, blacksmith, 198 Adams ave E.
Reno John, grocer, 624 Jeff ave.
Renno Francis, mason, 86 Clinton, and saloon
186 Beaubien, burned out
Renshaw Joseph, machinist, 7 Sixth.
Rente Fred, wire worker, 14 Mechanic.
Renterop John Caspar, tailor, Mullet, east
end.
Rentflaesz Mr, 166 Maple.
Rentz ■, farmer, St Anbin farm.
Rentz Leopold, tailor, w H Glover.
Renz Henry, tanner, 181 Hastings.
Renz Theodore, boots and shoes, 12 Grand
River, same address 116 Bates.
Bepplinger Peter, lab, 168 Riopelle.
Rermer Doctor W G, Fisher Block,
Resco J, carpenter, Antoine, opposite Ca-
thedral.
Reseman Chas, tailor, 149 Croghan.
Resequee C E, b Mich Exchange.
Reubold Fred, blacksmith, 2% Sixth, mo-
ving to Trenton.
Reufer John, mason, 242 Clinton.
Reume Chas, blk smith, b G Cartwright, 58
WoodbW.
Reush Christopher, grocer, 112 Catherine.
Renter Anthony, hodman, Riopelle at Res-
ervoir.
Renter Fred, brewer, 52 Waterloo.
Reuther Hermon, salesman, 213 Macomb.
Reuther Hermon, tinsmith, w J T Noyes.
Reublemann £11, brewer, board Charles Har-
tung.
Revel Henry, drayman, 129 Third.
Rexford W H, atty, office 37 Woodw ave, res
Mrs C Hall.
Reynolds Albert N, carp, 56 Columbia £.
Reynolds Jas, brakeman, b Baggs Hotel.
Reynolds Josiah, 73 Lewis:
Reynolds Pat, ashes pedler, 61 Jones.
Reynolds J A, salesman, 195 Second.
Reynolds Julius, pedler, 97 Adams ave W.
Reynolds W R, b Mich Exchange.
Reynolds John, lab, 85 Atwater £.
Reynolds Whitney, colored, grocery, cooper,
132 Beaubien.
Reynolds E W, brewer, 73 Adams ave W.
Reynolds J, lab. Sixth «nd Irving.
Reynolds M, lab, 124 Thompson.
Reynolds John, lab, Antoine.
Rhein Ernestine, widow of Fred, 212 Cath-
erine. ,
Rheiner W, gunmaker, 140 Croghan.
Rheiness John, laborer, Whitneyj near Has-
tings.
Rheule , farmer, Gratiot at toll gate.
Rhoders Hermon, lab, Calhoun.
Rhode John, tailor, 61 Mullet.
Rhode Joseph, pattern maker, 61 Mullet
Rhodes J J, carriage builder, 50 Mich ave,
cor Rowland, r Blindberrys.
Rhodes Eben, carp, 29 Croghan.
Rhodier Narcissus, North near Reservoir.
Rhodt Joseph, tailor, 86 St Lawrence.
Rhons & Limbach, hardware, 68 Monroe
ave.
RICE R N, Supt Mich Cen R Road, office at
Depot, foot of Third, residence 126 Cgq-
gress W. See noticee if Mieh Cen Bail Romi
at page 48.
Rice B B, builder, Beuna Yista and Cntw-
ford.
Rice Henry, seaman, 197 Lamed W.
Rice Henry, seaman, Marine Hospital
Rice R S, Mich Exchange.
Rice Frank R, salesman, Banaid ^ Vttk-
Akd ADYEBTisiNa Gazettbbb.
255
Bice Belos £, machinist, r 28 Laf £.
Rice Francis, lab, 838 Larned £.
Rice Mrs C H, 297 Jeff ave.
Rice Fred, coachman, w E N Willcox.
Rice Wm, fireman, 268 Mich ave W.
Richenbach Geo, batcher, Hastings and Ma-
comb. •
Ridelbarsh J, blaADsmith, 95 Labrosse.
Rich Geo M, r 120 Randolph.
Rich Horace, shoemaker, rear 154 Eliza-
beth E.
Richard Peter, shoemaker, 433 Hastings.
Richards Mrs John D, colored, embroiderer,
232 Cong £.
Richards Maria, colored, 279 Cong £.
Richards Robert L, groom, 46 Larned £.
Richards Israel, brakeman, 54 Jones.
Richards John D, colored barber, 50 Grisw,
r 282 Cong £.
Richards William B, colored barber, 50 Gris-
wold.
Richards & Parker, barbers, Jeff ave and
Woodw ave.
Richards Henry, colored, baker, 118 Lafaj'
ette £.
Richards Jas, colored cook, 334 Macomb.
Richards Francis, lab, Franklin.
Richardson Levi, r 268 Fort W.
Richardson Widow of John, b h 195 Frank-
lin.
Richardson William, track overseer, b Angus
Cameron.
Richardson Richard, brass monlder, 129 Ab-
bot.
Richardson John J, clerk, r rear 156 How-
ard.
Richardson Emely M, b h 151 Beaubien.
Richardson John, blacksmith, alley ofi' Rus-
sell, bet Fort and Congress.
Richardson Samuel, brewer, Laf near Rail
Road.
Richardson &, Co, lucifer match mannf, 871
Woodb W.
Richardson D M, 810 Laf W.
Richie John, baker, 176 Rivard.
Richley Frank, carp, 544 Fort W.
Richeley — — , upholsterer, 173 Fort E.
Richmond Chas, b Russell House.
Richmonds 6l Backus, stationers, bPk book
manuf & binders, 183 Jeff ave.
Richmond A, Richm<Hid &, Backus, res 10
Henry.
Richmond B B, Richmond &> Backus, res 26
, Henry,
Richie T, carp, 49 George.
Richter Leonhardt, tax-collector, Cassino Sa-
loon, 28 Beaubien.
Richtor Edward, lab, 326 Franklin.
Richter G, pamter, Beaubien, near Jefferson
ave.
Rickets Samuel, confectioner and fruit, 21
First.
Rickey Wm, steward Biich Exchange.
Riescot Jesse^ ship carp, 167 Russell.
Riechley Ferdinand, carriage maker, 881
Lamed E.
Rider Geo W, machinist, 287 Sixth.
Riddett Geo, custom officer, 16 Sproat.
Riddle Chas, b h 84 Woodb W.
Riddlebasch John, blacksmith, 188 Seventh.
Riedpath John, shoemaker, 121 Michigan
ave W.
Ries Wm, tailor, 187 Macomb.
Rigney Pat, lab, Brady.
Riggs Joseph, family grocer, 251 Jefferion
ave.
Riggs Henry, w J Riggs.
Riley M, saloon, 6 Brush. ".-' •
Riley Jas B, 255 Congress E.
Riley Thomas, saloon, 77 Woodb W.
Riley Dawd J, machinist, 88 Leverett.
Riley Pat, blacksmith, w S Wood.
Riley Thos, blacksmith, shop cor Wayne and
Woodb W.
Riley Allen, listen slippers, 15 Griswold.
Riley James, general blacksmith^ 580 Mich
aveW.
Riley Bernard, ship carpenter, 580 Michigan
aveW.
Riley John, baker, 580 Mich ave W.
Riley Michael, boiler maker, 6 Brush.
Riley James, boiler maker, 77 Russell.
Ringwald Wm, grocer, 528 Mich ave.
Rinsched John J, car builder, 95 Abbot.
Rinsched Mrs Mary Catherine, rear 95 Ab-
bot.
Riopelle Dominick, real estate, 417 Gratiot
Riopelle Claudius N, 417 Gratiot.
Reorden John, mechanic, b Mrs Alvord.
Reorden Jeremiah, salesman, board Wm Car
son.
Reordan D, lab, 118 Seventh.
Reordan Daniel, lab, 12 Beaubien.
Reordan Timothy, lab, 809 Atwater E.
Ripley Henry C, grocer &c, Campus Martius
r 536 Jeff ave.
Ripka Wm, mason, 187 Catherine.
Risbie Wm, colored lab, 83 Macomb.
Rischer , pressman, 104 Randolph.
Risher Silas M, pressman, Advertiser offloe,
r 104 Randolph.
Risley Roxana, wid of Edwin, 100 Cass ave,
same address 276 Mich ave W.
Risley Erastus, engineer, 227 Laf W.
Ritchman Charles, blacksmith, 28 Beacon.
Ritter Joseph, coachman. Alderman George
Foote.
Ritter Chas, harness maker, 177 Third.
Rivard Maxim, blacksmith, w E P Jobnesa.
Rivenet Thomas, mason, rear 69 Fifth.
Roach Daniel, servant, with Mrs J A Ajuh
tin- •^
Roach Thomas, oarp, 149 First. *"
Roach F, blacksmith, 88 Labroue.*
Roach Jas, watchman, r Beech,180 bet Fifth
and Sixth.
258
Johnston's Dbiboit Citt Dibbctobt,
Roach Robt, lab, rear 164 Franklin.
Roach Jas, watchman, 89 Labroese.
Roasch Henry, lab, Macomb, east end.
Roan Thomas, Eastern Hotel, 10 and 12 Sec-
ond.
Robar John, lab, 477 Cong £.
Robbins Wallace W, b Russell House.
ROBERTS R E, Sec'y Dei Water Go, office
Bates and Lamed, r 112 Cong £.
Robert John, cooper, Cherry near Gratiot.
Roberts Horace S, r 40 Adams ave W.
Roberts, Roe & Henley, plasterers, Randolph
near 6r River E.
Roberts & Henley, plasterers, Randolph near
Gratiot.
Roberts , photograph gallery, 169 Jef-
ferson Ave.
Roberts J H, photograph artist, residence
Sixth.
Roberts William, photograph artist, 159 Jeff
aye.
Roberts Daniel, pedler, 185 Hastfngs.
Roberts Washington, cook, 47 Fort £.
Roberts Clovis, lab, 114 Maple, same address
68 Orleans.
Roberts Chas, colored, 66 Laf £.
Roberts Miss Mary, teacher, 49 Howard.
Roberts Miss Lizzie, teacher, 49 Howard*
Roberts Darid, pedler, 119 Croghan.
Roberts Joseph, plasterer, 802 Brush.
Roberts John, real estate, 504 Woodward
ave.
Roberts Michael, grocer and carpenter. Pros
pect.
Roberts Frank, lab, Prospect
Roberts Geo W, trader, 255 Fifth.
Robertson R R, oyster depot, 98 Woodward
aye.
Robertson Robert, carp, 94 Elizabeth W.
Robertson Wm, machinist, 162 Thompson.
Robertson i>ayid W, lab, Clinton, near St
Aubin.
Robertson John, Captain Steamer Forest
Queen.
Robertson Geo, grocer, Gratiot Road, moved
ft>om Russell House Block.
Robertson Geo d& Bro, produce merchants, 18
" Mich ave £.
Robertson Robert, blacksmith, 131 Orleans.
Robertson R, carp, 92 filizabeth W.
Robertscm John, accountant, 829 Woodwanl
aye. *
Robinie Henry, plasterer, 197 Rivard.
Roby Geo G, engineer, 841 Clinton.
Robins H, boot maker, H L Chapin, b Blind-
berrys Hotel
Robinson Jas, 16 Macomb ave.
Robinson Geo W, w Wm Robinscm.
Robinson Chas, colored waiter, 108 Lafay-
ette £.
Robinson Mrs F C, 126 Park.
Robinson M, printer, 171- Clifford.
Robinson J B, tray agent, 297 Sixth.
Robinson Leonard A, saddler, 8 Fort W, r 87
Labrosse.
Robinson J & Co, liquors, 21 Jeff aye.
Robinson Russell, carp, 228 Fort E.
Robinson Jas, colored, 261 Fort £.
Robinson Wm, carpenter, Sproat near Caas
aye. «
Robinson H M, car build#, 22 State.
Robinson C M, engineer, r 8 State.
Robinson Geo K, sailing master, moved to
279 Fifth.
Robinson 0, surveyor, 126 Park.
Robinson C C, coppersmith, 125 Park.
Robinson Erasmus D, 485 Jeff ave.
Robinson Mortimer, colored waiter, 181
Mullet.
Robinson Diantha, colored washerwoman, 816
Macomb.
Robinson William, butcher, 68 Gr River.
Robinson D, brewer, 279 Howard.
Robinson W B, machinist, 28 Seventh.
Robinson James, colored, 261 Fort E. This
man says he is 109 years old ; fought un-
der Gen. Jackson at New Orleans, and
under Gen. Washington ateYorktown, and
generally through the Revolutionary War,
for seven years, with CoL De Shiel, his
master. He lives with the negress called
" Aunt Sally."
Robinson A M, saddler, 89 Baker.
Robinson John, coachman, 27 Lamed W.
Robinson Eugene, surveyor, 120 Griswold.
Robinson Theodore P, acct, 81 Cong E, r 872
Brush.
Robinson Ellen, 190 Abbot.
Robinson Thomas, fur finisher, 80 Colom-
bia W.
Robinson C M, fireman. 80 Miami ave.
Robinson Henry M, 22 State.
Robinson Henry S, 22 Siate.
Robinson James J, 22 State.
Robinson Geo. J, 22 State.
Robinson George K, Trumbull ave and Ba-
ker.
Robinson John, butcher, 106 Seventh.
Robinson Russell, carp, 271 Lamed £.
Robinson Mrs P L, teacher. Bishop Unicm
School.
Robinson Miss F, teacher, Bishop Union
School.
Robinson Marsh D, printer, 171 Park.
Rol)inson , carp, 149 Congress W.
Robinson Julius, J R & Co, residence 44
Howard
Robinson Thomas, drayman, 266 Michigan
ave W.
Robinson Wm, machinist, 180 Jones.
Robinson James, blacksmith, 248 Third.
Robinson Wm, tobacconist, 245 Second.
Robinson ]^dward, colored lab, Hastings and
Calhoun.
Robinson Moses, cooper, 7 Jeff ave.
Robiaaon James, painter, b J Coliiaoiu
And AsYXBTisiNe Gazzttbeb.
267
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For Sale or Exchange,
A BSIiiey CJommodloiiS) Keiry -well Painted. and FlAtehed
FRAME DWELLING,
SUnated on Two well ImproTed Lots in a good oentral neighborhood — it offered
IN EXCHANGE FOR AN UNINCUMBERED FARM,
Talaed at aboat $4,000, or will be told at a bargain for Oaah.
Apply penonally or by letter to
JAMBS DAUB jomnrrow.
B PnbliaherOltyDlieetery, Detroit
258
Johnston's Detroit City Directory.
No. 2 Woodbridge Si,, JEoit, mar Woodward ewe.,
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Scales, Safes and Bank Locks Repaired.
SO-A.I-1ES <& EXTR-A. ^WEIO-JHTS,
Waiehouse Tracks and Sealed Heasoies,
FOR SALE.
MURPHY'S
Irish Malt Whisky
IDISXII-IjBRTZ',
River Side "ELoxusm^ on tlie River Itoad,
TWO MILES WEST OF DETROIT.
Address orders trom the City
The Whiskies Distilled at my Establishment obtained
Diploma and Premium at the Michigan State Fair,
1859. The article is perfectly pare, 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. Put up in 5 and 10 gallon packages
and Expressed to any locality. Please send for a
Circular,
or Country to
ID. IvlURFHY,
Box MM, PMt OMm, DatMit, HMi
And Advsbtising Gazeteer. 259
WILLIAM LANCLEY,
64 Bandolah St.,
NnrJeflemiATe, - ■ MBOIT, IIGI,
CUSTOM CUTTER
BBFAIBS iraSATIiT IBOLEOUHMD.
PAPER WAREHOUSE
118 JefferBon Avenue, Detroit.
CORNWELL; BARNES tt CO.,
nianiilketuren ftnd JoblMra 6f
FINE & COARSE PAPERS
Of eierj description. Have constanUj on band, and for sale aft the lowMt
wholesale prioeSj a full and complete stock of
Medium, Demy, Cap, Letter, Note, Bath, Billet, Frintiiigi
WRAPPING AND ROOFING PAPERS.
Letter Envelopes, Tarred Roofiiig IPaper and
We woldd respeotfUly infUe bnven from the ooontry or dfty to «samUie ou Goodi Mi
Prioes. AU goods sold are wananM to be as repre s en te d.
0A8H pidd aft all tbnai for BAM and Paper Stock of all kfaids.
200 JomiBTOv's DKTBotT Cirr Dikbciokt,
LANDS FOE NOTHINGM
THE VOBTH OUTOBOWS THE SOUTH!
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vWtbcr born In Am0riea^ or tmmicisticf from Emrof^ win mC Mttle in BteT* Suun, to •advra tb« d*-
aornttzaUoo ci Dtziaf In Bcighborkood wtth the buteten of ncfro Mrrile labor : bat tbe ■^>witj at
wbom voold prtfcr to pomcim bomco In tbo mnny flontb mwmij ml mi m Hortb of tbo Soatbcm boaadorr of
Vorfb OuvHb* to tbo Pneillc Oeean, bat for tbo ozUtoaoo of ilavo labor, and ita teeoapatibla rnntiiHa
wHk tbo fadiTidaal indartry and ftoa driUntloB at tbo fliafMian Baeca.
^ I In pnteaMO to tbo
tmf atba^ConpromiflO Boundary liao wbatom :
rolMlavof one litw «ae...-,**«^.»» m.99
Tba lolai aMM^ar «r lol4kin of ^Eht Slid nbter ftTa* !«.•»
Tti« tMftmi o«a««r «r bsldin df t^o tod ^ider Ica.,.»,..,-. «•.?■
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idrad. M
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of rfaTiboldcfi, aaloaod iMala. hi the UaK^ fliatai. ur^
Wnm WMcfe K WdvM ttm OBO-flfth of the proportiea were In a alngle elaTo, and nearly one half in
Uae than Ato nlmre^ Bappoeo we allow, oo an arerMEO, five ebildren to each sIato bolder. Titere were
fbea of elaTeboldera and tbeir ebildren ],787,0tt to be dcdoeted from the white popalation xbore mentioned,
leoTlOf 4«4S4,7»S whites In the slave states, who wsre not owners of sloTes. and or eonrae not Interested la
slaTS prcmerty. bnt who are labdned to a eondltlon of poverty and inferlwity (in an avowedly trt^ en-
Hfbtooedand Repnbllesn eoantry). In eoDseqnence of a few negro breeding espitslists dedricg to maka
larfesnms of rroney ont of the employment era few thonsaods or millions of black men doomed to endleaa
■rrvile labor. Happy will bo the dav for the so-oalled slave sUtes when they otTer to vwtrr tne white
•mlgraat 160 seres of buid aa a reward for his settlement upon the soil la a eondiUon of parfeot freedom
from all interference 1
Itaf • I«b«P ll ft taUMlU bBpeilMCBt to the white man's Boathen settlement and wealth prodnelnff
[ wtm Kn MC pemttoi mj waMttm even did they have any Inherently. They are either prlm-
ordlally, or by beredltaiy dastlnv doomed to Inferior positions In these United States ! Bqnip those who
are free, and send them as harbingers of civlllzstlon to Africa 1 Even If every slsve were removed fhim
America to-morrow, the whole Union woald be blessed, and no part of It more than tbe Bonthem States
tbemselvea. Tbe alavery of the black man tends to enslave tbe white man, and begi ts amongst the owners
and dealers in slaves an Idle, demoralized kind of emploving, NowntsoaiPT Abistooeaot, bnt who are
Uterally themaelves the mere stewsrds and servants of Xngliih and French eotton mill owners, and dealen
in pigtail tobacco. _
Irerf ■«■*■ l«b«r to WMtb hto WiCCtt The standard dallv pay of agrlenltnral laborers should be aot
lets than $1, and workmen sbonld fsitbfolly labor for their employers at that figure. Tbe South so called,
north at tbe Southern boundary of North Oarolina partienlary. presents a moch more Inviting region for
tottlement to the white man than latltndea north of the 86th paralleL SUtes within these lines would tn-
orease in wealth and population fall fiflv per cent in a decade, were ihey forthwith to empty out their
torrltorles of every slsve, no matter at what depreciation of prices to the Gnlf SUtes, where, from tbe In
oraase of their numbers and more suitable fields for labor, they might be profltsJy employed— only as an
Irrcmidiable endurance of an universally admitted evil.
IllflfCil UtUtm Mi NtrOiWCflCfl AHCrlCUi CBlfmati would rapidly pour into Delawar^ Ifary-
land, Virginia, North Oarohns^Kentocky. Northern Alabama (which oufht to oe a separate State), Ten«
bessee. snd through the whole west within those parallels. Such white emigration will not otherwise
take place, no matter how great may be the indocements of climate, dissensions In the confederacy would
bo fbr ever removad, and our greal and beloved Bopublio would be lasting as the mountains, conflrmed in
■trangtti and unity.
Am IlilTliMl tal Detroit invites one hundred families of industrious and moral habits, with such
tteans ss they msy gather together, to confederate snd move in the ensuing fall to CALiroaaiA or Onnoon,
where the most prouuctlve lands are to be obtained fh>m the Government, and where the climate is unsur-
toasied for dellgbi and salubrity. The cities of the Union are perniciously crowded with thoussnds of un-
vrodueiive families, who need only guidance and good advlce^dd who would acquire the happiest personal
independence, and increase the wealth of the State and the Union by their Settlement on any of the ikrm>
ing lands of tbe Union, either North, South, Bast or West, but partlcukry Southwest
I Ihall CIMlf eOMMlBlOltO any information I may obtain to any enquirer, and shall not oease to in>
torast myself, ana all parties who msy be concerned, and entertain a hope that Congress will encourage
hj grants of Isnd all colonies of this character. In this oonneetlon I request reference to the advertiso-
BMBt at Messrs Obo. H. Wnivi it Oa, to ba found on page 248 of this Direotory.
• James Dale Johmttoiie
k Oampilar mA PubUahsr Detroit Oity Diraotory
Johnbion's Dstboit Citt Dibkoiobt,
261
Robinson L A, harness maker, 92 Porter.
Robins<m John, batcher, 20 Fort E.
Bobinson , lab, 47 Atwater B.
Robinson Wm, carp, 221 Laf S.
Bobinson Matilda, colo'd washerwoman, 166
LafE.
Robson J, batcher, 66 Golambia W.
Robson Mrs Wiitiam, 29 Sibley.
Robling Peter, painter, 198 Mallet.
Robois Chas, cooper, 809 Fort £.
Roche Wm, tel operator, Det & Mil R R, 79
CongE.
Rochford John, grocery, 120 Franklin.
Rochford Michael, serrant, 120 Franklin.
Rochford Thomas, servant, 120 Franklin.
Rock P, lab, 411 Thompson.
Rocket Jas, engineer, 116 Sixth.
, Bockal , head of Riopelle.
Boder Eostach, carp, 8 Charles.
Bodier Mrs F V L, 92 CUnton.
BodierJA, r46High.
Bodier Joseph A, siSesman, L L Famsworth.
Bogers Wm B, conductor, b Bagg's Hotel.
Bogers Thomas, saddler, 87 Grand Birer.
Bogers Wm, finisher, 164 Porter.
Bogers Mary, wid Patrick, 91 Adams are-
nne W.
Bogers Marcos, waiter, 91 Adams aye W.
Bogers Charles, ship carpenter, 266 Lafay-
ette £.
Bogers , market pedler, 186 Fort E.
Bogers Mrs M J, b h, 66 Wayne.
Bogers Chester, ship carp, 94 Franklin.
Bogers Wid Sarah A, r 66 Abbot.
Bogers M S, aactioneer, Gratiot near An-
toine.
Bogers Mrs, dressmaker, 22 Catherine.
Bogers Thomas, harness maker, 97 Grand
Biyer.
Bogers G, gold leaf manufr, 96 Mich are W,
moving
Bogers L, b G Biver Hoose.
Bogers W H, b Mich Exchange.
Bogers James, acct, b Mrs A Barry.
Bogers Eben H, atty and coun, office 149
Jeff aye cor Griswold.
Bogers W H, produce merchant, b Michigan
Exchange.
Bogerson Geo, lab, 92 Lamed W.
Bohnert Francis, finisher, 212 RasseU. '
Boland Richard, painter, 76 Miami ave.
Boland Peter, sash and blinds manufr, 861
LafE.
Bolbiller John, hodman, 160 Macomb.
Boiler Nicholas, carp, 118 Macomb.
Rolean , Jeff ave east end.
Bolfe Alonzo, produce dealer, 20 Mich aye
E, and 8 Georges.
Bolph Alonzo, grocer, 62 Columbus W.
Boilings Elijah, colored, trunk maker, 200
Macomb.
Boll $lis^ Ann, dress maker, 224 Randolph.
Boll F, baker, 72 Fort £.
Bohns dt Limbach, hardware, 14 Monroe
aye.
Bolshoyen Fred, watches and Jewels, a(M
Jeff aye, r 291 Fort E.
Bomer Adolph, bar tender, 24 Croghan.
Bomer Samuel, dry goods and groceries, 66
Wayne.
Romans Joseph, servant, with Elisha Taylor.
Roman H, carpi 112 Seventh'.
Bomer Leo, professor modem language, 18
Congress.
Bomeyn Theo, atty and [coun, office 2, 8 tad
4 Sheldon Block Jeff ave r 116 Fort W,
Bomeyn Jas W, w Theo Bomeyn.
Bonald James 9l Bon, grocery, 426 Wood*
bridge W.
Bonald James, grocer, 426 Woodb W
Bonald John, grocer, r 420 Fort W.
BonanThady, blacksmith, 108 Porter.
Bongier Jeoffiy, cooper, 70 Bivard.
Boupp Nicholas, brewer, 67 Catherine.
Bood A H, Trowbridse, Chipman 9b B, 169
Lamed E, same address 105 Farmer.
Books Thos, brakeman, r 128 Lamed W.
Books Frederick, groom, with W H Bolll*
van.
Booney John, hackman, Trowbridge tdotii
Ward.
Booney Jas, lab, 660 Mich ave.
Boonsy John, hackman, 68 Trowbridge;
Root , tailor, 86 St Lawrence.
BOOT CHAS, b Bussell House, Smith, Bool
& Parsons.
Borick Ferdinand, blacksmith, 66 Mullet.
Bothe Mizeothe, cooper. Mullet, near BUI
Bead.
Bothenberg Harman, bar maker, w Henry
Duncan.
Bosa Christopher, tailor, James near Or*
leans.
Bosa Charles, laborer, Whitney near An*
toine.
RQschtuscher Joseph, lab, CongE.
Roscoe Michael, plasterer, 64 Orleans.
Roscoe Francis, car builder, 829 Franklin.
Rose Henry, sailor, 186 Howard.
Rose Paul, lab, Dubois.
Rose Mrs Bridget, moving to Third bet lOoh
ave and Lewis.
Rose Eliza, Wid of Wm, 871 Gratiot.
Rose John, saloon, 67 Jeff ave.
Rose Melissa, teacher, Bp Unicm SdhooL
Rose Geo W, H P Baldwin & Co, res H P
Baldwin.
Rose Henry, sailor, 16 Labrosse.
Rose Levi C, physician, 27 Laf B.
Rose John, saloon, 78 Atw E.
Rosear Frank, carp, 168 Croghan.
Roas Philip, lab, 262 MuUet.
Roote Minrod, cooper, Dequindie and Mul-
let.
Root Henry E, vamisher) 816 MuUet.
Rood Ezra, 64 Lamed W
262
Johnston's Dbtboit City Disbctobt,
&opar Aiihiur, acct, b Mrs Bany.
Eooney Chas, omnibuB agt, r 8 Abbot.
ftosebeek Matthias, lab, 887 Fort £.
Rosebeek Henry, lab, 287 Fort £.
Boselle Augustas, sailor, 62 Piue.
RoMnbers Henry, pedler, 161 Columbia £. ^
Rosenfleld I, tobacconist, 105 Jeff ave.
Eoiey Christ, tailor, r Lasalle ave.
Rosier Frank, salesman, L Barie.
Rosier Francis, sslesman, r 88 Congress £,
same address 76 Beaubien.
^^Mm^n Samuel J, machinist, 286 Fort E.
Ross Paniel A, lath and shingles, 102 Grand
River, r 70 Eighth.
.Ross & McEntee, law oi&ce, Rotunda, Oris-
wold.
Ross James B, atty, R d& McEntee, res 26
Macomb ave.
Ross James E, saddler, w Hayden uid Bald-
win, r 112 Farmer.
ROSS JAMES 6l CO, house and steamboat
phimbers and gas fitters, 88 Woodw aTe
below Jeff aTe. See mlvp 189.
Ross James, J Ross db Co. r 94 Elisabeth E.
Rois Antoine, lab,Riopelle near Macomb.
Ross William, painter, Woodbridge near
Third.
Ross Daniel, lumberman, St Aubin aye near
Woodbridge.
ItossJM, railroad conductor, b Michigan
Exchange.
Ross J, saldler, b Rail Road Hotel.
ROSS db KRAMER, plumbers and gas fit-
ters, 17 Congress E. 8e$ advp 82.
It^ 8 H, r 144 Adams ave E.
Ross Geo, lab, 297 LafW.
Ross Franklin D, agent for the Free Press,
207 Second.
.&0B8 E H, R d& Kramer, r 209 Second.
Ross Alex, tavern keeper, 29 Jeff ave, mov.
.Ross Wid Julia, 18 Farmer.
Stoss D A, grocer, 168 Gratiot.
RdiM B K, w E T Harris. .
Rossen Thos, 169 Second.
RMsenberger M, taUor, 108 Gr River.
Rossetter Boas, machinist. Congress £.
Rosseau Isaiah, lab, 296 Mullet.
Rosseau Nector, lab, 296 MuUet.
Rosseau Chas, printer, 296 MuUet.
Rosseau Thos, 296 MuUet.
Rosseau Maif^aret, wid, 866 Beaubien.
Rosseau Mary, wid of Joseph, 296 Mullet
Rossman Thos F, milkman, 86 Laf W.
AOta John, pedler, 209 Riopelle.
Rotta Minrood, cooper, 816 Orleans.
Roth John, blacksmith, 118 High.
Roth Sarah, 186 Laf £.
Roth G^ M, tailor, 188 Laf E.
Rothschild &. Bro, cigars, tobacco dtc, 281
Jeff ave.
Rothschild Seigman, cigar manufr, 164
Congress E.
ftothschild Frist, cigar manuf^, 167 Con-
gress E.
Rotunda Building, Griswold near Jeflbrson
ave.
Rourk Thos, drayman, 121 Jones,
Ronrk Garret, shoemaker, 201 Fifth.
Rourk Pat, lab, rear 186 Fort E.
Ronrk Thos, draymsn, Whiting near Fort.
Bourke Wm, lab, 96 Plum.
Rouser Jacob, tin smith, 28 Silver.
Rouse John, shoemaker, 601 Gratiot.
Rowan Thomas, colored sailor, b James Van
Sauk.
Rowsn Wm, lab, 692 River Road.
Rowe Chas, r 86 Sibley.
Rowe Chas, boot and shoe maker, Washing-
ton 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, 62 George.
Rowen C, painter, 117 Seventh.
Rowland Wm, machinist, 91 Lamed 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 HE, furniture dealer and auc, 181
Woodw ave, r 24 Madison ave.
RowBon 6l DaviB, groceries and fhdts, 109
Mich ave W, Rowson leaving.
Roycroft J, lab, 168 Porter.
Roys James A, book seller, 65 Griswold cor
Lamed, r 98 Howard.
Rual Wm, lab, 96 Brush.
Rual Nicholas, cooper, 67 EUsabelh E.
Ruehle J V, chandler, Gratiot near Ran-
dolph.
Ruchar Carl, stone cutter, 166 Laf E.
Ruehle Fred, grocer, 70 Russell and 246
FortE.
RuckerWillismA, KdtRueker, b Russell
House.
Rudolph Be^j A, physician, office and r 144
Randolph.
Rudolph Chas F, professor music, 188 Con-
gress E.
Ruelle Edward, pamter, 22 Catherine.
Ruebehnan Eli, brewer, 262 Russell.
Ruebelman A, w Henry Wineg.
Ruhlander A C, salesman, 69 Cong W.
Ruhl Jacob, woodsawyer, 266 Beaubien.
Buhl John, stone cutter, 62 High £.
Ruiverman Henry, blacksmith. 260 Macomb.
RuUe Alex, sailor, 286 Franklin.
Rumney W T, saddles and harness, moved
to Woodw ave, res 881 Jeff ave, appointed
Deputy Sheriff.
Bumney R & J, lumber dealers, 164 Woodw
ave.
Rnmney John, lumber merchant, residence
46 High.
Runge John, shoemaker, 886 Hastings.
Runkel Philip, stone cutter, 116 Laf E. .
Rnoff Chas, saloon, 117 Griswold.
Ruoff Augustus, saloon, 82 Monroe ave.
Am) Adtibbtising Gazbitebb.
263
Baoff Henry, shoemaker, 172 Fort E.
Ruoff Henry, hodman, 79 Chesnat.
Rupert A, woodsawyer, Crawford nr ^aroy.
Riuao Wm, shoemaker, 94 G River.
Rosac Wm, shoemaker, 236 High.
Rush Michael, furrier, w F Buhl dtCo, r 180
Congress £.
Rusk Wm & Co, hoots and shoes, 104 Jeff
ave.
Rusk Wm, shoemaker, 94 G River.
Rubs Antoine, hodman, 241 High.
RUSSELL GEO B, Lake Sup Iron C6&c,
office foot Woodward avenue, res 866 Jeff
ave.
Russell Alfred, Walker A R, residence 186
Howard.
Russell House Hotel, Campus Martins,
Woodw ave.
Russell Geo P, atty, Newberry P & Russell,
office 18 Rotunda, r Russell House.
Russell R, Whiting near Railway.
Russell Wm, carpenter, Paton's Alley near
Gratiot.
Russell Wm, laborer, Cherry E, near Louis
Koster.
Russell 8 J, teacher, Capitol School.
Russell Miss F M, teacher, Capitol School.
Russell & Altman, twt dealers, Woodw ave,
and Mich ave W.
Russell Isaac, col lab, 180 Macomb.
Rust E S, printer, 104 Randolph.
Rust Christopher, lab, 811 Clinton.
Rust Chas, lab, 811 Clinton.
RutsonWm, gardener, Moffiit.
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 Biartin, uphol, 51 Riopelle,
Ryan Pat, lab, 188 Congress £.
Ryan James, pedler, 188 Cong E.
Ryan John, lab, 74 Laf E.
Ryan John, lab, 27 Croghan.
Ryan Martin, lab, 27 Croghan.
Ryan J S, hardware agent and pawn broker,
189 Jeff ave, r 8 Laf W.
Ryan Pat, servant, w C Flynne.
Ryan James, grocer, Gr River and Macomb
ave.
Rvan Mary, grocer, 188 Sixth.
Ryan Thos, sailor, 114 Abbot.
Ryan Pat, lab, 189 Franklin.
Ryan Michael, lab, 166 Franklin.
Ryan Dennis, lab, llOWoodb £.
Ryan Pat, lab, 189 Franklm.
Ryan James, lab, 179 Franklin.
Ryan Wm, carp and grocer, 198 Sixth.
Ryan PhiliR, lab, 171 Fifth.
Ryan Wid of John, 122 Beech.
Ryan Thos, lab, 122 Beech.
Ryan Wm, porter, 170 Fifth.
Ryan John, 44 Spencer
Ryan Henry, pedler, 100 Mich ave W.
Ryan John, lab, 14 Palmer moving,
Ryan Mary, Eighth and Abbot.
Ryan Thos, lab, Trombley.
Ryan Joseph, butcher. 111 Adams ave £•
Ryan James, grocer, 82 Adams ave W.
Ryan Daniel, baker, 49 Lamed W.
Ryan Edward, melter, 225 Mullet.
Ryan Wm 0, tin and copper smith, 46 Park
Place.
Ryan Timothy, 108 Griswold.
Ryan Thos R, steward, Bagg's Hotel.
Ryan Thos, ship carp, 179 Franklin.
Ryan Pat, sailor, 179 Franklin.
Ryan James, sailor, 22 Hastings.
Ryan Wid Biary, 22 Hastings.
Ryan Richard, drayman, alley off Third,
Porter and Abbot.
Ryan Edward, melter, 68 ifbbot, moved from
MuUet
Ryan Chas, merchant taUor, 9 Jeff ave.
Ryan Thomas, steward, Baggs Hotel, r 102
Lamed W.
Ryan Johri, 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 Biineral
Rock.
Ryder Geo H, Captain Steamer Marquette.
Ryder Wm F, clerk, 25 Abbot.
Ryder Chas, salesman, 86 Gratiot.
Ryder G W, machhiist, 287 Sixth.
Ryder R S, captam mineral rock, 18 Colnm.
bia.
Ryder Geo, capt Steamer Gen Taylor, 272
Fifth
Ryer , blacksmith, 291 Croghan.
Rym Mrs J, 157 Beech.
Rodier Noel, 92 Clinton.
Rodsell Rudolph, tailor, 268 Laf E.
Roe Geo, butcher, 620 Woodb W.
Roe Charles, boot maker, 81 Washington
ave.
Roe Wm, 266 Brush.
Roehm Robt J F, Jeweler, w Geo Doty, r 19
Mechanic.
Roehm Hermon, accountant, w B B A W R
Noyes.
Roehm Julius, salesman, w T J Noyes.
Roeder Henry, carp, 897 Laf £.
Roeser Gunther, butcher, 280 Laf E.
Roeter John, harness maker, with Hayden &
Baldwin.
Sabine Wm C, salesman, L L Famsworth, r
28 Henry.
Sabine Orrin T, acct, 69 Fifth.
Sabine J E, saddler. Grand River, ret 62
Columbia.
264
JOHKSTOjr's DSTBOn OiTT DiBBCrOBT,
Sabine.Alfred, Noble 4t S, rea 64 Adams
Ave.
Babin T. acci, w C Thompson.
Sackett Henry B, laborer, Atwater near St
Anbin.
Sacks Peter, lab, Fulton and Crawford.
Sackmeyer David, lab, Clinton and Rirard.
Sackmann Adolph, cupper and bleeder, 66
Mich are B,r 219 LafB.
Sackmann Theodore, carpenter, 108 Lay-
fayette B.
Sackrider Joseph, shoemaker, 21 Clay.
Sadler Michael, lab, Wight.
Safford N D, fhiits cider liqnor dbc, 184 Jeff
aye, r 11 Columbia W.
Safford J K, fanner, 261 Thompson.
Safford A Delano, millers, com mills, 89
WoodbE.
Safford Chas L, S & D, r 144 Lamed E.
Safford J, carp, '490 Woodb W.
Safford Chas H, acct. 144 Lamed E.
Sage Chas, lab, Dubois,
Sago Chas, lab, Dubois,
Sage Michael, 202 Mullet.
Sage Oliyer F, money lender, office 8 Lam
W, r29Gr RiTer.
Sage Chas, watchman, 26 Eighth.
Sageman Maryann, wid Stephen, 48 Eliza
B, same address 61 Henry.
Sagur Anthony, pedler, 26 Brash.
Sagur Anthony, toiler, 22 Fort E.
Sagermaiester Michael, teamster, North nr
Gratiot.
Saidy Chas, watchman, 196 Mullet.
Sair Anthony, lab, Bhn.
Salam(Hi Harris, grocer, 288 Laf E.
Sales Wm, tin and copper smith, 6 Mich aye
W.
Salliet Augustus, grocer, 164 Qratiot.
Salter Volney, bar tender, w H T Bush.
Salter Marvin, grocer, 198 and 200 Ran-
dolph.
Salter Chas H, grocer, 200 Randolph.
Salter Wm H, merchant, b Farmers' Hotel.
Salter &» McDonald, grocers, 200 Randolph.
Saltzer Simon, bricklayer, near Dequindre.
Sanbom Peter B, salesman, 16 John R.
Sands John, painter, 172 Howard.
Sands Robt, saloon, 68 Michigan ave E, r 66
Wayne.
Sanders Miss C, teacher. Eighth Ward Union
School.
Sanders James, railway clerk, 18 Rowland.
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 £.
Sandeland Wm, b 88 Lamed £.
Sanderson Walter, salesman, P C Gray, r
290 Randolph.
Sandmami C, flower maker, 118 Croghan.
Sandmann — , blacksmith, 118 Crog-
Sandman Charles, blacksmith, 62 Grand
River.
SANFORD T, acct, 96 Baker.
SANGER CASPAR, leather dealer, Whol &
Retoil, 28 Monroe ave, res 887 Catheiine,
Set adif p 2I0B.
Sanger Casper M, Catherine bet Dequindre
and St Aubin.
Sanger Fred, grocer, 191 Macomb.
Sanger John A, notory public,«280 Antoine.
Sanger Fred, market pedler, 104 Macomb.
Sanger Fred, turner, 244 Russell.
Sanger H K, cashier, Mich Insurance Bank,
res 119 Fort W.
Sanger H P, r H K Sanger.
Sanger A, tanner, Gratiot at Toll Gate.
SanUm Wm, lab, 168 Second.
Sarel AB,lab, Chane.
Sargent Laban A, drover, 8 Brush.
Sartwell Geo B, acct, A H Dey, r 820 Jeff
ave.
Satchel James, Henderson & Satchel, 220
Cong, moved from city.
Sasher Chas, machinisti 76 Franklin.
Saslar J, 186 Fifth.
Sauner Frank, bricklayer, 279 Mullet.
Sauner Frank, laborer, 79 Chesnut.
Saunders Phineas, engineer, steamer Bay
City.
Saunders James, clerk, 96 Washington ave.
Saunder Lewis, silver smith, with George
Doty,
Saunders Wm, printer, 246 Michigan ave.
W.
Saunders Wm, printer, 188 Cong E.
Saunders Olara, 12 High.
Saunders Geo, stone yard and stone cutting,
Mich ave and Wayne.
Saunders Chas, stone cutter, 88 Cong E.
Saunders Heniy, mail agent, 164 Laf W.
Saunders Wm, printer, Detroit Advertiser
Office.
Savercool Matthias, carp, 66 Macomb ave.
Savercool Matthias, 86 Howard.
Savercool Samuel, contractor, 286 Fort B,
same, address 90 Mich ave W.
Savage Dan, lab, 107 Franklin.
Savry Mrs Mary, 298 Mich ave.
Savings' Fund Institute, 66 Griswold.
Savnack wid of Chas, 482 Woodb W.
Sawyer Lemuel, express messenger, 69
Howard.
Sawart Ernest, shoemaker, 266 Brash.
Sazbey Wm, salesman, 17 Wash ave.
Saxbey Wm, salesman, w Ransom Gardner,
r 62 Adams avenue W. same address at
171 Clifford.
Sayles Mrs Phebe, 210 Second.
. Scally Michael, lab, 198 Third.
Scally Caspar, lab, rear of 287 Clinton.
Scally wid Mary*, 116 Maple E.
Scammadon James, horse sheer, 42 Lamed
E, b Franklin House.
Scammadon Thos, watchman, 18 Fort B.
And ADyBBTiBDfa Gazbitbbb.
266
Scaolon P G, pedler. 208 Fifth.
Scanlon Jeremiah, overseer, 98 Porter.
Scaiil<»i Michael, lab, 98 Porter.
Scanlon Mrs 0, 86 Eighth.
Scanlon John, Duncan's Brewery, res 68
Congress W.
Scanlon John, 28 Abbot.
Scanlon Pat, pedler, 89 Labrosse.
Scanlon P, lab, 446 Woodb W.
Scanlan P, lab, Trowbridge.
Scanlon Bridget, washerwoman, 14 Clinton.
Scanlon John, news Tender, 14 Clinton.
Scanlon Michael, news pedler, 14 Clinton.
Scat James, moving, address not known.
Scattergood Theo, salesman, w Ferdinand
Walker.
Scehlar Michael, drayman, 61 Columbia £.
Schackleton Richard, acct, 204 Randolph.
Schader R, carp, 146 Beech.
Schaffer Joseph, teamster, bet Rossell and
Prospect.
Schaffer John, carriage maker, 226 CUntoo.
Schaffer Henry, tailor, 226 Croghan.
Schaffer John, lab, 166 Macomb.
Schaffer Wm S, r Fourth.
Schaffer John, architect, 166 Jeff aye, r 218
Croghan.
Schaffer Nicholas, carp, 108 Elisabeth £.
Schaffer Louis, teamster, 79 Abbot.
Schaffer Matthias, drayman, 14 Porter.
Schaaf Michael, lab. Rail Road.
Schadow Susan, wia Russell north end,
Schagnon Lewis, 186 Fort E.
Schaale H, butcher, Jeff ave.
Schaale Adolph, butcher, 116 Clhiton.
Schan Joseph, watchman, Macomb.
Schan Frank, carp, Macomb.
Schanck Christopher, lab, Macomb.
Schanz M, shoemaker, 140 Woodw are.
Schanz Michael, shoemaker, 6 State.
Schaale Adolph, butcher, 210 Orleans.
Schatzlein Sebastian, 66 Clinton.
Schavle Fred, beer pedler, 840 Orleans.
Scheffers Augusta, 227 Beanbien.
Schehr Adam, tanner, 182 Catherine.
Schehr John, tanner, 182 Catherine
Schelbe Aug, grocer, 410 Or River.
Scheldenbrand Joseph, box maker, 248
Catherine.
Scheldenbrand Mary, wid of Joseph, 248
Catherine.
Schefflel 0, shoemaker, 892 Thompson.
Scheffele Jacob, carp, 260 Russell.
Scheffler Fred, brewer, 67 Catherine.
Schevele Martin, butcher, 106 Catherine.
Scheimmer Martin, hodman, Hastings and
Calhoun.
Scheibeck John, painter, 120 High E.
Scheit Catherine, washerwoman, 161 Clinton.
Scheiner Ellen, wid of John, 280 Russell.
Scheanher Nicholas, carp, Dequindre.
Schere Arnold, stone cutter. l69 Laf E.
Scheere Christian, carpenter, Whiting near
Antoine«
Scheer Michael, carpenter, 100 Adams
aveE.
Scheer A, finisher, 64 Whiting, *?
Scherer 4 Co, fancy goods, 206 Jefferson
ave.
Scherer Nicholas, teacher catholic church,
cor Orleans and Jay.
Scherer Michael, carpenter, 100 Adams
aveE.
Scherer John Conrad, phys and apothecary, #
89 Mich ave E.
Scherer & Brede, dry goods, 84 Monroe
ave.
Scherer John, S & Brede, 84 Monioe ave.
Scherer Fred, butcher, 18 Dequindre.
Scherfer Anthony, plumber, Hastings near
Gratiot.
Schildbach Wm, tailor, 170 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. 877 Fort E.
Schimke Christ, wagon maker, 86 Rivard.
Schimmel Louis, furrier, w F Buhl St Co, res
176 Fort E.
Schlag Jacob, wagon maker, 462 Seventh.
Schlagert Jacob, bar tender, b 112 Ran-
dolph.
Schleigh Carl, carpenter. High near Pros-
pect.
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 182
Congress £.
Schloss E d& S, clothiers, 71 Jeff ave.
Schlof H, lab, 214 Seventh.
Schlogenhoff F, shoemaker, 66 Thomploo.
Schlessenger Wolf, pedler, 82 Fort E.
Schlessenger Emanuel, rectifier, 216 Hasi-
ings.
Schluch Martin, teamster, 408 Gratiot.
Schlit Henry, potter, b M Autretsch.
Schlitt Conrad, market pedler, 108 Brash. Bi
Schlitt John, tailor, 140 Mullet.
Schmidt G A Co, agent for Ger Ocean Pack-
ets, <^ce Merrill Block.
Schmidt Peter, chandler, 66 Croghan.
Schmidt John H, 114 Macomb.
Schmidt Frank, butcher, 140 Macomb.
Schmidt Peter, mason, Orleans near Ma-
comb.
Schmidt Aug, carp, Macomb.
Schmidt Geo, billiard table maker, 64 Ran-
dolph.
Schmidt Peter, mason, 60 Fort E.
Schmidt Mr, farmer, Hastings north end.
Schmidt C, plasterer, 477 Gratiot.
Schmidt John, cabinet maker, 106 Maple.
266
Johnston's Dstboit Cttt Dibbctoby,
Schmidt John, 890 Croghan.
Schmidt Chas Herman, fnrrier, 197 Croghan.
Schmidt Joseph, lab, 808 Croghan.
Schmidt Kaspar, butcher, 164 FortE.
Schmidt Wm, printer, 881 Woodb £.
Schmidt John, lab, 186 Rnssell.
Schmidt John H, cigar maker, 808 Antoine.
Schmidt John, printer, 816 Antoine.
Schmidt Chas, butcher, 29 Prospect.
Schmidt LooIb, carp, 88 St Lawrence.
Schmidt Margaret, washerwoman, 228 Col-
umbia S.
Schmidt Peter, fireman, 228 Columbia E.
Schmidt P, laborer, Whiting near Michigan
arenne.
Schmidt John, lab, Trowbridge near Bail
I Road.
Schmid Peter, lab, Labrosse near Thompson.
Schmidt John, wagon maker, Mich are near
Seventh,
Schmidt John M, lab, 262 Franklin.
Schmidt Henry, saloon, 21 Abbot, moving to
668 River.
Schmitt Joh n 0, tobacconist, 168 Adams
ave E."!!^"
Schmittdiel John B, grocer, 90 Fort E.
Schmittdiel Peter, 66 Waterloo.
Schmittdiel H, shoemaker, 144 Eighth.
Schmied Fred, bntcher, 106 Catherine.
Schmieding Amelia, widow of Erats, 104
Russell.
Schmitker Sophia, wid of Henry, 276 Bean-
blen.
Schnor Francis, tailor, 290 Macomb.
Schnorr Frank, cutter, r Maple.
Schnbr Francis, ^lor, 86 Deqnindre.
Schnoring Julius, baker, r 194 Beaubien.
Schneider Augustus, tailor, with Charles
Ryan.:
Schneider Qertrude, widow of Joseph, 108
Macomb.
Schneider Wid, alley off Brush bet Fort and
Congress.
Schneider Wid Marion, 209 Laf E.
Schneider John, porter, Campbell & Linn.
Schneider Fred, lab, 86 Chesnut.
Schneiper John, hotel keeper, 826 Franklin.
Schneider Joseph, cooper, 869 Chesnut.
Schneider Mahlina, widow of John, 138
Maple.
Schneider John, lab, Mich Exchange.
Schneider Charlotte, sewing, 178 High.
Schneider Peter, dairy man, 244 Brush.
Schneider Richard, vamisher, 178 High.
Sahneider Frederick, acct'nt, 244 Brush.
Schneider Daniel, cabinet maker, Brewster.
Schneider John, gardener, 226 Columbia £,
Schneider Wm, carp, 412 Beaubien.
Schneider A, lab, 890 Woodb W.
Schneider Joseph, lab, Deqnindre,
Schneider Sebastian, packer, 226 Colum-
bia E.
Schneider Jacob, lab, Calhoun.
Schneider Rev — , ger meth, pres elder, 243
Brush.
Schneider Stephen, carp, 148 Mullet.
Schneider A, tailor, Lafontaine near Ches-
nut.
Schnyderhines John, carp. Lamed E.
Schoamer Nicholas, grocer, Clinton.
Schoenfelder A, barber shop, 66 Atwater £.
Schoenhar John, Waterloo.
School ofChristian Brothers, 248 boys, An-
toine, bet Croghan and Laf.
School OfChristian Brothers, 112 Porter.
School of Christian Brothers, French A Eng-
lish, 46 Lamed E.
School Fourth Ward Public, 182 Fort E.
School Barstow Union, cor Orleans and Lar-
ned.
School Public, Trowbridge, north of Fort.
School The Public High, Miami ave.
School The 6th Ward Union. Grand River,
near Cherry.
School The 8th Ward Unfon, Sixth near Ab-
bot.
School Locust st Prim., Locust & Sixth.
School First st, near Lamed.
School The (^pitol Union, Giiswold and
State.
School on George, near Park.
School Grand River, near Thompson.
BchwA Lafontaine, South of Michigan av-
enue.
School Woodward ave, n^r Toll Gate.
SchoberFred A, compositor, res 206 Lar-
nedE.
Schober Augustus, compositor, 206 Lamed
East
Schoeber A, milkman, Gr River, near Thomp-
son.
Scholes Jas, finisher, 17 Napoleon.
Schonher Christopher, saloon, 424 Orleans.
Schonacker H, piano mantlf, 61 Lamed E, r
18 Laf E.
Schonacker John E, with H Schonacker.
Schotler John, tailor, 176 Laf E.
Schoots Francis, painter, 198 High.
Schosow Frederick, laborer, 409 Franklin.
Schorppe Henry, saloon. 176 Croghan.
Schockman Anthony, laborer, 269 Mullet.
Schrack Walter, stone cutter, 816 Fort E.
Schraver Bernard, stone cutter, 1^2 Cath-
erine.
Schriber Geo, tobaconist, 106 Beaubien.
Schroeder Henry, tinsmith, w Chas Busch.
Schroeder Rev Andrew, German PresbyteiT-
an, 204 Mullet.
Schroeder John C, flag layer, 248 Laf E.
Schroeder Edward, physician dt surgeon, 119
Croghan.
Schroeder Chas, shoemaker, 218 Macomb.
Schroeder Christian, shoemaker, 218 Mac-
omb.
Schroeder Carl, lab, 276 Macomb.
Schroeder John, warehouseman, 11 Porter.
Akd Al>yjBitl'181NG GiLZBrTTBBB.
267
Schroeder Henrj, tin smith, Cheny E.
Schroeder John, boots and dothhigj 261
GraUot.
Schroeder Henry, boots and clothing, 251
Gratiot.
Schroeder Wm, carp, 12 Jay.
Schroeder Carl, lab, Clinton near Dnbois.
Schroeder Jolrn, warehouseman, Q C Jones.
Schraeder Ferdinand, lab, Chesnnt.
Schraeder Henry, 280 Maple.
Schrave Bernard, stone cutter, 182 Cathe-
rine.
Schram Fred E, taQor, with Rasch A Ber-
nart
Schriber James, tobacconist, 106 Congress
East.
Schrirles John F, carp, 110 Clinton.
Schulbeck John, painter, 120 ffigh £.
Schulze Fred shoemaker, 888 Laf E.
Schumm C E, 89 Labrosse.
Schum Charles, baggage man, residence 168
SUth.
Schucard Otto, merchant, 108 Fort E.
Schucarman S A, pedler, 182 Laf E.
Schucknel Nial, chandler, 66 Croghan.
Schugenet John, lab, moring to Mwg\e near
Dequindre.
Schnler Joseph, butcher, 888 Hastings.
Scholer Widow, 269 Clinton.
Schuler George, watchmaker, res 98 Bean-
bien.
Schuler Joseph, butcher. Whiting nearAn-
toine.
Schuler Geo, watchmaker and Jeweller, 160
Jeff aTe.
Schulmeyer Peter, baker, Riopelle near Gra-
tiot.
Schulmeyer Peter, 288 Russell.
Schulmeyer Andrew, baker, 288 Russell.
Schnitz Christian, pound keeper, 7th Ward,
400 Gratiot.
'Schulte Francis, shoemaker, north cor Be-
quindre.
Schulte Anthony, carp, 497 Gratiot
Schulte Toeodore, carpen, Dequindre near
Chesnut.
Schulte Francis, 162 Laf E.
Schulte Francis Jr, cigar maker, 162 Lafay-
ette E.
Schulte Ludwig, fanner, North.
Schulte Ludwig Jr, farmer. North.
Schulte Frederick, bricUayer, Mullet, near
Dubois.
Schultes Hans, Orleans.
Schulte John, shoemaker, 176 Russell.
Schulte Louis, 66 Clinton.
Schulte Caspar, carp, 98 Macomb.
Schulte Anthony, grocer, 88 Macomb.
Schulte Peter, grocer, 140 Catherine, and 192
Macomb.
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 Has-
tings.
Schulte Anthony, chandler, residence 241
Clinton.
Schulte John, 464 Clinton.
Schultes Wm, marble worker, 160 Elizabeth
East. 4
Schults Chas, salesman, .202 Randolph.
Schulties Joseph, 182 Macomb.
Schulze Charles, barkeeper, 1 Jeff are.
Schulz C,lab, Whiting near Fort.
Schultz Jacob, baker, 127 Rirard.
Schultz Adolph, carp, 88 Croghan.
Schultz Jacob, baker, 114 Fort £.
Schultz Aug, carp, 248 RiTard.
Schultz C, gardener, comer Mary and Sot-
enth.
Schultz Adam, saloon, moTed to 106 Mich
aye W, from Second 6l Birch.
Schulze Fred, shoemaker, 804 Orleans.
Schulz Fred, mason, 266 Clinton.
Schulenburg Chas, bill*rd table maker, and
saloon, 62 db 64 Randolph.
Schubert John, blacksmith. Lamed £.
Schutt Geo, miller, 166 Mullet.
Schustar John Peter, Clinton near Birard.
Schuttheis Wm, marble worker, cor Bates &
Mich are. ^
Schumer Matthias, tailor, 97 Bates.
Schumer Bernard, tailor, 97 Bates.
Schuman Jas, planer, Dequindre near Craw-
ford.
Schuyler Jas, b Howard House.
Schutts Martin Y, clerk, board BUndberry's
Hotel.
Schumacher Madhew, shoemaker, 66 Crog-
han.
Schwab Martin, stone cutter, w Bulman A,
Vesey.
Schwab Francis, carp, 828 Macomb.
Schwartze Jacob, tailor, 166 Elizabeth E.
Schwartze Chas, fancy goods, 219 Jefforson
are.
Schwarz John, cabinet maker, 268 Macomb.
Schwartz C, carp. Seventh near Irving.
Schwarz , lab, 668 River.
Schwartz Frank, carp, 269 Clinton.
Schwarz Charles, fancy goods, res 286 Con-
gress.
Swarz John, lab, 166 Clinton.
Schwarz John, lab, 171 Maple.
Schwedt Wm, billiard maker, w C Schulen-
burg.
Schweiger Michael, carp, 804 Macomb.
Schweikhard Walter, stone cutter, with Bul-
ihan &0 Vesey.
Schwenck Geo, carp, 164 High.
Schwenck John, shoemaker, 26 Grand Riv-
er.
Schwenck John, carpenter, 890 Croghan.
Schweezer GodiHed, 822 Croghan.
Schweeger Caspar, carp, cor Macomb A De-
quindre.
Schwein Wm, 270 Beaubien.
268
Johnston's Dbtboit Citt DnaoroBT,
Schwelinfurth Rev John, pastor of Qer Moth
Church, 67 Groghan.
Schwreger Mat, carp, cor Macomb and De-
quindre.
Schwreger Biichael, carp, cor Macomb and
Beqnhidre.
Schwinden T, ci^age trimmer, 296 Frank-
. lin,
Bchwink John, shoemaker, w Stuart dt Pat-
terson.
Schwier Geo, wine and beer hall. Fort, be-
low Campaa.
Schwindenmann Martin, shoemaker, 248
Mallet.
Schybeck John, painter, 289 Macomb.
8C0TT WILLIAM, civU engineer, office 60
Grisw, tee ado% page 77. •
Scott George W, baggageman, II Macomb
aye.
Scott Mrs L, dressmaker, '66 Michigan ave
Bast.
Scott Jas, 266 Clinton, moving.
Scott Geo H, (being relieved,) U S light-
house inspec'r, 149 Congress.
SCOTT J P Rot, pastor Laf st Church, r 163
Howard.
ficott Halslej, accountant w Blliott & Dem-
Scott Guard Armory, 120 Griswold.
Scott Andrew, paver, 186 Michigan ave W.
SCOTT V J, ban'r & foreign exchange, r cor
Columbia and Brush.
SCOTT JOSBPH B, ship broker and ship*ng
merc'nt, office at P J Price dt Co, res 11
Miami ave. See adio% page 70.
Scott J D, carp, r Brady.
Scott Wm, B, sailor, 86 Sixth.
Scott Elizabeth, widow of Robert, 6 Charles.
Scott Mrs Juliette E, teacher, 68 Adams ave
East.
Scott James, waiter, Russell House.
Scott widow Margaret, nurse, 167 Abbot.
Scott Bei\i, agent Det Tribune, r 46 Centre.
Scott Thomas G, w Wm A BuUer, r 77 Mi-
ami ave.
Scott Henry W, 46 Centre.
Scott Bernard, coachman, w A D Fraser.
Scott Nelson, paver, 179 Second.
Scott S B, tra^ agt, M I Mills.
Scott Richard, contractor, 164 Second.
Scott Widow of John, r 18 Abbot.
Scott Sylvester, teamster, 80 Pine.
Scott John, 18 Abbot.
Scott Margaretta, teacher, 4th Ward colored
School.
Scott John, carp, r Geo Brown.
Scott Harvey, b P Lafferty.
Scotten, Granger & Lovett, 108 & 110 Ran-
dolph.
Scotten Daniel S, Granger db Lovett, 612 Jeff
ave.
Scovel Harry M,ass't Ed Det Free Press, r
282 Jeff ave.
Scovm A J, carp, 68 Eighth.
Scovel John B, phy du surgeon, 208 Jeff are,
r 110 Antoine.
Scovel Orlando, brakesman, board Bagg's
Hotel.
Scovel Tunis, baggagemaster, 169 Abbot.
SCOYIL H M, mail agent, Detroit Post
Office.
SCRIPPS JAS E, com Ed Det Advertiser, r
212 Jeff ave.
Scriber George W, tobacconist, 180 Rand-
olph.
Scrannage William, coPd, blacksmith, wB
E Waltham.
Scranton Myron W, Steam Boat agent, r 96
Lamed E.
Scubert Henry, shoemaker, 266 AnU^e.
Scudder Frank, lab, 196 Adams ave B.
ScuUin Pat, lab, Jeff ave.
Scullen Pat, blacksmith, Marquette.
Scullner G, butcher, 666 Woodb W.
Sculley John, lab, 101 Seventh.
Sculley Henry, moulder, 128 Fourth.
Scully John, 66 Abbot.
Scully Lawrence, lab, 66 Abbot.
Scully Jerry, lab, 66 Abbot.
Sculto Gasper, 188 Croghan.
Seapart Peter, lab, 848 Orleans.
Seapart Augustus, saddler, 171 Macomb.
Seapart John, shoemaker, 171 Macomb.
Seabrook Maynard, saloon, 26 Beaubien.
Searles D, furrier, Lafayette, near Mil Rail
Road.
Seaman Robert, carp, George near Woodw
ave.
Seaman J, head waiter Russell House.
Sealy H A, meat market, 66 Gr River.
Seard Fred, carp, 804 Beaubien.
Seaton Robt, carp, 19 George.
Searle Mr, acct, foot Woodw ave. r Abbot.
Searle Daniel C, far dresser, 188 Porter.
Searing Wm, salesman, witii Ransom Gard-
ner.
Seball Louis, shoemaker, 844 Lamed E.
Sebert Biartin, comer LasaUe ave and Ghea-
nut.
Seberry Thomas, enquire of David Pierce,
Seventh and Oak.
Secomb W L, carp, 167 Gratiot.
Secomb William, machinest, res 417 0<k&-
gress E.
Secomb John, cabinet maker, 417 Congress
East.
Secomb John, carp, 167 Gratiot.
Secan John, tailor, 180 Trowbridge.
Seger Mrs Frederick, 16 Miami ave.
Sell John, pedler, 188 Maple.
Sellers Edward, conductor, 209 Cong W.
Sellers John B, harness maker, 2(9 Beau-
bien.
Sellers John, harness maker, with Henry
Duncan.
Sellmer Christian, baker, 188 Gratiot;
AiTD ADYEBXisDra Gazkitiebb.
269
Seidell Joseph 0, of C P Woodrnff dt Oo,r 77
Columbia E.
' Seeley Henry, malster, 868 Laf B.
fieely Thomas, 90 Leveret.
Beely John, meat store, near cor Park and
Qr River.
Seeley Henry Alexander, engineer, with N P
Stuart.
Seeley Mark A, salesman, 189 Adams are.
Seely John H, dealer in 2nd hand fUmitnre,
near Campns Martins.
Seely Henry, brewer, 417 Laf S.
Seereiter John, billiard saloon, 95 Croghan,
228 Jeff ave, same address 215 Jeff are.
Seefried John C, carp, 817 Laf E.
Seib Jacob, upholsterer, 170 High.
Seinon John G, with Fitzsimons & Co, b 114
Congress W.
Seisler John, ship carp, 274 Fort E.
SeitB F Geo, shoemaker, 58 RusselL
Seits Fred L, clerk Post office, res 58 Rus-
sell.
Belts Henry J, clerk Post oiBce, res 189 Lar-
nedE.
Seitz Chas, turner, 158 Rivard.
Seitz Qeo, pedler, 186 Fort S.
Seitz Willism, potter, Fort, opposite Trow-
bridge.
Seilheimer Val, shoemaker, 201 Atwater. £.
Semot Geo, lab, 56 Ohesnut.
Semon Peter, tanner, Wight.
Senk John, carp, r 60 Duffleld.
Senicar John, lab, St Aubin.
Senecah John, 846 Laf £.
Senecal H, painter, 846 Laf E. .
Senecal Alphonso, painter, 846 Laf E.
Senecal Valfroy, shoemaker, 846 Laf E.
•SenfUeban Chas, carp, /.ntoine near Brew-
ster.
Seorll Geo, colored, paper hanger, 124 Bean-
bien. f
Seymour Morris B, 68 Porter.
Sequin Antoine, lab, 487 Fort E.
Sequyn Antoine, carp, 484 Fort B.
Sereeter John, billiard room, 215 and 217
Jeffave.
Sevigny Peter Louis, blacksBiith, 122 Adams
ave E. *
Sewer Commissioners, office City Hall.
Sexton Thomas, blacksmith, 814 Franklin.
Sexton Mrs Chas, sempstress, 98 Bates E.
Sexton John, Mich Cen R R, r Sinclair, near
RaU Way.
Sexton John, conductor, r 116 Cherry.
Sexton John, wAbhman, r 4th Ward.
Seymours Catherine, widow of George, 68
Chesnut.
Seymour J C W, w B Preston &Co, r61 Ad-
ams ave W.
Shacket Peter, saOor, 80 Russell.
Shacket Joseph, sailor, 80 Russell.
Shaokelford H, tanner, r 68 Eighth.
Shackleford H, tanner, 294 Macomb,
Shackelton Richard, Washington avenue and
State.
Shades Saloon, 49 Shelby.
Shaddock , w D J Prescott.
Shaffer John, servant, w M H Webster.
Shaffer John, shoemaker, 58 High.
Shaffer Jacob, butcher, 55 Baker.
Sliald Martin, mason. Whiting, near RaU
Road.
Shane , commercial student, b 5 Mich
aveB.
Shannessy J, keeper toll-gate No 1, River
RoadW.
Shannon John, carp, 119 LAmed W.
Shannon Mary, wid of James, Seventh near
Oak.
Shannon James, cooper, 117 Woodb W.
Shannon Joseph, 145 Woodb W.
Shannon Pat, cigar maker, 105 Fifth.
Shannon James, sailor, Chane lane, comer
Pine.
Shannon Thomas, lab, 77 Rivard.
Shannon James, cooper, 26 First.
Shansted Fred'rk, shoemaker, with William
Jones.
Shanahan Pat, mason, 205 Fifth.
Shanahan Dan, mason, 205 Fifth. ^
Shanahan Daniel, 2nd, brick layer, 224
Fifth.
Shannahan Thomas, lab, 138 Beech.
Shannahan T, lab, 157 Orchard.
Shape John, lab, 85 Chesnut.
Sharon Henry, merchant clothier, 245 Jeff
ave.
Sharood & Canfleld, blacksmiths, 51 Mich
ave W.
SharoodWm K, blacksmith, 51 Mich ave
West.
Sharp Lucinda, widow, 187 Cong E.
Sharp John, collector water tax, 242 Sec-
Sharp Charies, shoemaker, 165 Clinton.
Shannahan Tbomas, lab, Beech bet Sixth &
Sevenih.
Shause Henry, sawfller, 158 Mullet.
Shanghnessy Michael, lab, 271 Fifth.
Shanghnessy John, lab. 170 Fifth.
Shanghnessy Michael, lab, 210 Griswold.
Shanghnessy William, moulder, 825 Frank-
lin.
Shanghnessy Thomas, laborer, 410 Woodb
East.
Shanghnessy Michael, baggagemaster, Det A
Mil Rail Road, res Chesnut near St Au-
bin.
Shanghnessy Pat, blackmith, 108 Orleans
Shanghnessy Pat, res 5 Farmer.
Shanghnessy Pat, horseshoer, 40 Lamed E
deceased. '
Shanghnessy Michael, Uborer, cor Fifth and
Plum.
Shanghnessy Catherine, widow, 88 Michisan
•ve W. — -»—
270
JoHKSTON^s Detroit Cmr Dibbctobt,
Shanghnessy James, Ub, 166 Abbot.
Shaw James, machinist, d65 Lafontaine.
Shaw Wm, porter, b PerloDB' Hotel.
Shaw Thomas, match maaufact'r, b Perkins'
Hotel.
Shaw Robt, lab, Porter and Sixth.
Shaw Alfred, cashier, w R Qardner, res 4
Clinton.
Shaw William H, accomitant, w S Griggs &
Co.
Shaw D L, saddler, 92 Mich are W.
Shaw James, machinist, 66 Eighth.
Shaw Wm, cutter, 7 Harriet.
Shaw Wm S, cutter, Eagle & Elliott, res 7
Harriet.
Shaw Wm, accountant, 160 Woodb £, res 22
Macomb.
Shaw Sam. Jr, acct, 100 Woodb E, res 22
Macomb.
SHAW SAMUEL, cutlery manf^ 100 Woodb
£, r 22 Macomb, see adv't, page 64.
Shaw Daniel, lab, Mich Exchange.
Shaw Lawrence, salesman, 14 Cong £.
Shaw Wm, r 60 Columbia.
Shaw Wm, printer, 286 Randolph.
Shaw Wm, printer, 66 Mich aye £.
Shaw William, prgiter, comer John R and
Grass.'
Shaw Samuel Jr, acct, w Frost, Lane & Co,
r 4 Clinton.
Shaw Andrew K, salesman, with Schloss &,
Brother.
Shaw Mary, teacher, Fort street colored
School.
Shay Geo, shoemaker, 11 Cong £.
Shay George, botanic physician, 16 C<mgre8s
West.
Sheen John, sailor, 87 Third.
Shea Andrew, lab, 828 Franklin.
Shea Edward, lab, 103 Plum.
Shea Pat, lab, 188 Woob.
Shear Harmon, saloon, r 187 Second.
Shear G H, 86 Labrosse.
Sheare Remain, carp, 276 Michigan are W,
moving.^
Shearer Wid Anna, 18 Labrosse.
SH£ARER G£0 H, of Shearer & Bro, r
27 Beaubien.
Shearer Jas D, upholsterer, b cor Lamed and
Wayne.
SHEARER JAMES &.BBO. builders, 180
Woodbridge £. See advpage 186
Shearaian Mrs Mary, 66 Clmton.
Shearman George, b City Hotel.
Sheahan John, porter, b 208 Coug £.
Sheahau John, tailor, 288 Fifth.
Sheahan James H, blacksmith, 227 Fifth.
Sheahan Michael, lab, 270 Fifth.
Shederick Ira, moulder, 868 Laf £.
Sheehan Wm, saloon keeper, 244 Wood-
bridge:
Sfieehan Martin, sawyer, St Anbin.
Sheehan John, drayman, 160 Jones.
Sheehan Daniel, 810 Franklin.
Sheehey Wm, lab, 18 Franklm.
Sheehy John, lab, 42 Beech.
Sheeran Thos, flour and feed store, 86 Mich
'ave W.
Shebeck Enoch, butcher, 86 St LawreDCo.
Sheahy Jerry, groggery, 41 Franklin.
Shehan Jas H, blacksmith, 227 Fifth.
Sheire Monroe, builder, shop 12 Congress E,
moying to N T.
Sheloey Hugh, butcher, 811 Laf £•
Shelly S S, carp, 66 Abbot.
SHELET A, of Farrand and S, druggista, 17
Woodw ave. SeetidVf page 67.
Sheeley Geo, brass finisher, 68 Clifford.
Sheldon R, at H Newberry's A> Co.
Sheldon Chas A, forw and com mer. Ware-
house dock bet Wayne and Cass.
Sheldon G T, atty and counsellor, reside 8d
Adams ave W.
Sheldon H S, w Chas A Sheldon.
SHELDEN ALLAN, Town &. Sheldon, r91
Farmer.
Sheldon Block, 127 and 129 Jeff ave.
Sheldon G T, attomey, office cor Griswold
and Jeff ave.
Sheldon Horace S. w C A Sheldon.
Shenott J H, cutter, 68 Park, same address
22 Lewis.
Shenk Conrad, spinner sea grass rope, 20
Marion.
Shenbum Jacob, bricklayer, 277 Fort £.
Shenewell John, 16 Centre.
Shephard Edward, carpets etc, 142 Jeff ave
t 76 Congress W.
Shepard John H, Nail Duncklee A& Co, r 24
Adams 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, washerwoman, 66 Lamed
West.
Shepherd Catherine, widow of Adolph, 66
Wash ave.
Shephard John H, Nail & Co, boards Henty
Cook.
Shephard Alf, acct, 76 Woodw ave.
Sherbom Thos, groom, 118 Woodb £.
Sherlock Jas, grocer, 827 and 829 Jefferaoa
avenue.
Sherlock Ed T, lessee theatre, 826 Jeff are,
and 108 Congress £.
Sheroch Aug, gardener, Benton.
Sherena Ferdinand, taUor, nosih end Beau-
bien.
Sheriden Thos, lab, 64 Elizabeth.
Sheriff's Office, cor Cong and Griswold.
Sherman Jas, condnctor, M C R B, b Bafls^
Hotel.. ^~
And ABTXimsuro Gazbiteeb.
271
Sherman Adanii wood sawyer, 166 Colum-
bia £.
Sherman S E, conductor, 814 Jeff are.
Sherman Amelia, wid, 279 Fifth.
Sherman Gt P, tavern keeper, 219 Grand
River.
Sherman A V, bar tender, 219 G River.
Sherman Mary, sewing, 118 Gr River,
Sherman Adelbert, w Atkins & Co, Jefferson
ave.
Sherwood James A, lightning rod agent, 24
Henry.
Sherwood John, carpenter, b Peninsular
Hotel.
Shequin Louis, lab, St Aubin.
Shiel Anthony, last maker, Hastings and
Calhoun.
Shiell Robt, derk. S P Brady St, Co.
Shields James, pork packer, r Jones near
Fifth.
Shields Guards Armory, 183 Mich ave W.
Shields Thoe, res Gr River.
Shiels Thomas, salesman, with William H
Teft.
Shiffer Peter, shoemaker, 67 Chesnut.
Shifferly John, carp, 169 Croghan.
Shiff«3rly Joseph L, shoemaker, 149 Croghan.
Shifferly John, porter, 169 Croghan.
Shipley Joseph H, tailor, 804 Beaubien.
Shipley Joseph H, tailor, 78 Harriet,
Shippond John, mer, r 186 Randolph.
Shinn Elizabeth, washerwoman, 96 Antoine.
Shinn Martha, washerwoman, 96 Antoine.
Shippey Chas D, carriages, 27 and 76 b City
Hotel.
Shlits Sarah, col washerwoman, 122 Laf E.
Shoales M, painter, 214 High.
Short Henry, tailor, 49 Jeff ave.
Short John, tailor. 49 Jeff ave.
Short John, r 100 Lamed W.
Short John James, acct, w R Gardner.
Shortie Francis, 26 Madison ave.
Shorn Anthony, tailor, 8 Marion.
Shore Thos, painter, 877 Catherine,
Shorey Seymour, lab, 178 High.
Shoenfelder Augustus, ger prac surg and
dresser, 74 Atw £.
Shoenfelder Aug, 266 Gratiot.
Shoemaker John, lab, 171 Columbia.
Shofparaker Joseph, pedler, 28 Bronson.
Sholes Melancthon, painter, 876 Catherine.
Shoub Henry, rag pedler, Orleans abovo
James.
Shouda Louis, shoemaker, 26 Gr River.
Shopel Peter, shoemaker, 26 Catherine.
Shuhy John, lab, 42 Beech.
Shultie Anthony, pedler, Julian. «
Shulte Frank, gardener, Dequindre at the
Woods.
Shulte Brothers, chandlers, 86 Franklin.
Shulte Caspar, chandler, comer Rivard and
Franklin.
Shulte John, chandler, 266 Orleans.
Shultse Adam, grocer, 206 Second.
Shulter James, lab, residence cor Eighth and
Abbot.
Shulze Frederick, shoemaker, 388 Laf E.
Shultz F, gardener, Michigan avenue above
Thompson.
Shulz Harmon, carp, 148 Mullet.
Shute R, mason, 266 Park.
Shunite Geo, lab, 6 Clay.
Shumey Joseph, laborer, Lafontaine near
Ash.
Shuell Edward, city police,^ res Howard and
Seventh.
Shuell John, w Anthony Shuell.
Shuell A, lab, Howard west of Sixth.
Shuell E, grocer, 80 Seventh.
Shuell Edward, plasterer, 164 Second. Mor.
Shutts Martfai V, salesman, w James Brown
dt Co,
Siberd Peter, butcher, Gratiot and Riepeile.
Sibley F, tanner, 162 Trowbridge.
SIBLEY F B, dealer in stone and lime, oor
Grisw and Atw. 8ee adv, p 170.
Sibley H H, acct, 66 Clifford.
Sibley F B, stone lime etc, r 888 Jeffeison
avenue.
Sibley Henry H, salesman, 76 Woodw ave.
Sickle Solomon, pedler, 182 Antoine.
Sickler Bei\j, draggist, w J C Sherer.
Sidle Gotleib, carp, 169 Fort E.
Sietz Fred, sen, shoe shop, 168 Atw E.
Sietz Lawrence, lab, 94 Maple.
Sigel Joseph, musician, w Henry Keyn«
Sigle, r Matthias, tailor, w J C Mahrle.
Sigler Anthony, shoemaker, 66 Croghan.
Sigler Gotleib, farmer. St Aubin.
Siggee Zachariah, painter, 68 Wayne.
Sigman Fred, hodman, 96 Marion.
Siggins Eliza, wid of Wm, 16 Clinton.
Silry Anthony, caulker, 68 Pine.
Silsbee Chas E, salesman, w Marcus Ste-
vens, r 1)6 Elizabeth. ^
Silberman Jacob, tobacconist, 226 Jeff ave,
res 67 First.
Sims Stephen, salesman, Jerry O'Conner.
Simon Wm, carp, b Mrs Ask.
Simon John, grocer, b Mrs Ask.
Simons Seig, acct, w E Lieberman.
Simons 8 J, vamisher, w J W Tillman.
Simons S, salesman, b Howard House.
Simmon Solom<Hi, tailor, 182 Cong £.
Simmons Wm, carriage maker, 848 Lamed
East.
Simmons James, col, Western Hotel.
Simmons A A, melodeon manufir, res 40
Columbia.
Sunonds B J, painter, 74 Columbia.
Simmonds & Whitney, melodeon man Cam-
pus Martins.
Simonds Bridget, pedler, 182 Antoine.
Sunot Geo, lab, 66 Chesnut.
Simpson Henry, col cook, Weitem Hotel.
SimpeoD John M, fialMinani r 29 Lanied W.
272
JOHHSTOH'S DbTBOIT ClST DiXBCIOBT,
finpiOD Daniel, carp, 106 Beanbien.
Bimpion Daniel, tailor, 70 Macomb.
BimpiOD John. condncUr, M C R B, SeTenth
rPort.
en Fred, groom, Ommboa line, b Leri
Bimpaon Daniel, aportiman, 41 John R.
Bimpaon Hra M, cor Sycamore and National
avenue.
8impson*a Chop House, 202 Jeff ave.
Simon Sigismnnd, b Howard Honae.
Bimooe Laaaras, bartender, w A Baggio.
SIM ONEAU H & L, dra^gista, 66 Jeff ave.
8€9 «ir, uuMfremt cover,
Bimonean Henry, of H & L, b Howard
Honae.
Bimonean Leander, of H dt L, 97 Lamed W.
Bindler Geo, ahoemaker, 168 High.
Bines James, brakesman, r 47 Howard.
Sinnot Ann, seamstress, 186 Macomb.
Binnot Ann, wid of John, 47 Gr Eiver.
Binnot Wm, mnner, 79 Abbot.
Binington Alf, carp. Division.
Bins Augustus, painter, b 66 Atw B.
SINGERS' SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, 68
Woodwave. SeeiUlv p\Q4i.
Singer Ernest, book binder, 122 Fort E.
Singleton Bei\j, colrd. scavenger, 119 Bean-
bien.
Singleton Thos, fireman, 188 Woodb £.
Sisters of Charity, lunatic asylum, below
western limits of city, off Mich ave.
Sisters of Charity Female School and res
Bandolph bet Lamed and Congress.
Bisters of Charity Female School, 146 Por-
ter.
Sisters of Charity, St Mary's Hospital Clin-
ton.
Bissung Joseph, tanner, 162 Trowbridge.
Sites W, potter, 662 Woodb W.
Sillig J, dry goods and groceries, 161 Wood-
ward ave.
Bkelding Samuel, conductor, 120 Howard,
tlkerl Gotleib, shoemaker, 268 Macomb.
Skehil Thos, lab, 10 Antoine.
Skehil Ned, pedler, 10 Antoine.
Skinner Bichard S, clerk, 182 Adama ave
East
Skinner Wm E & Co, wine mer, 76 G Biver,
r 261 Sixth, moving to N T.
Skinner Mrs Francis, 48 Jeff ave.
Skinner Beecher, printer, 48 Jeff ave.
Skinner Edwin A, conductor, 222 Congress
East.
Skiff Walter C, acct, b 289 Jeff ave.
Blade Fred, baker, 299 Franklin.
Blade Ira, produce dealer, 8 BusseD House,
res 40 Miami ave.
Slater Gilbert H, silversmith, 178 Second.
8LATEB JOHN, stationer, Botunda Qriaw
Street, r Adams ave W.
Slater Wm, Joiner, 161 Mullet.
Blater Jaa, real eatate, 71 Adams are W.
Slater Wm, carp, 54 Catherine.
Slattery J, ashes gatherer, 82 South.
Slant Joseph, plasterer, 11 Mullet
Blaughanhoif Fred, shoe, -211 Thompson.
Slaughter Beig, cold, 139 Bastings.
Slaughter Thos, col, saloon, 24 Catherine.
Slaymaker James, salesman, 182GriawQldy
moving to Novi.
Sleepel Daniel, carp, St Aubin.
Sb'pper Jas, inaurance and genl agt, 40 Wood
ave.
Slitt Wid Catherine, 11 Mechanic.
Slocnm & Thompaon, railway ticket ageata,
cor Second and Woodb.
Slocum Geo, general paaaenger agent, raa 98
Lamed W.
Slocum Sam, 10 Third and 98 Lamed W.
Sloman Mark, pedler, 77 Fort E.
Sloman , linen pedler. 43 Fort E.
Sloman Simon, trader, 100 Miami ave.
Sloman Adolph, pedler, 100 Miami ave.
Sloan John A, capt Steamer Pearl.
Slone Daniel, ship carp, b 7 Griswold.
Slone Bamey, lab, 869 Franklin.
Slotherhouse M, watchman, 84«Th<»npaon.
Stringbam Henry T, 22 Laf E.
Smart M W, b N N West.
Small C E, clerk, Howard House.
Small Francis, wid of Chas, 861 Cong E.
Smalley Samuel, miller, 871 Orleans.
Smidt Gotleib, cigar maker, r Adams ave nr
Antoine.
Smidt Joseph, lab, James nr Orleans.
Smit Louis M, second hand clothing, 22
Monroe ave.
Smitgel Jacob, gardener, James near De-
quindre.
Smitt Henry, cooper, Marquette.
SMITH BOLLIN C, city clerk, oiBce City
Hall, b Howard House.
Smith Sheldon, architect, office Merrill Buil-
ding, r 148 Cong W.
Smith W Proctor, lieut top eng, res Bussell
House.
Smith Wm, shoemaker 48 Henry.
SMITH M S, watches, jewelry, plate and
fancy goods, 66 Woodw ave, r 112 Laf W,
Se$ ado page 82.
Smith , clerk, b Gr Biver House.
Smith L B, shoe cutter, 42 Clifford.
Smith E M, b Mich Exchange.
Smith Catherine, folder, at Friend Palmers.
SMITH J M, w Bansom Gardner.
Smith Francis, saloon, 44 Mich ave E,
Smith Chas, saloon, 42 Mich ave E.
SMITH, BOOT & PAB80NS, dry gooda
jobbers, 16 Woodw ave. 8e$ adv, p 76.
Smith E Byram, Smith Boot and Parsons r
26 High.
Smith Wm P, Dtat top enga b Michigan
Exchange,
Smith J K L. lieut top engn, board Buasell
House.
And ADTKBTistNO Gazsttebb.
273
THE
HYDROFULT
tl40,000,000 Loft by Fire in Seven Tean.
On the recommendation of Mr. Chief Engineer
Decker, of the New York Fire Department, the
Public Buildings of the city are all being fumish-
LP ed with this portable and indispensible HAND
ENGINK The Board of Education in New
York are also supplying the Common School
Buildines. Such precaution against possible fire
is woruiy of imitation in Detroit Too late to
lock th{! stable door when the horse is stolen I Too late to put on a life preseryer when one
is drowned I Too late to buy a Hydropult when the house is bum^ or the fire may
have taken a destnictiye headway before an engine arriyes to complete the destruction by
inmidating your house and furniture, dtc, in order to snve the next building from fire ! ' The
Hydropult should be in eyery dwelling, oiSce and other building. It throws water 60 feet
effectiyely. Friend Button, send on one to the subscriber'.? address. The two I purchased
from you I was obliged to sell immediately on receiying them at the Express office, to Theo.
H. Hinchman and Oliyer Bourke, merchants on Jefferson ayenue, and old members of our
Detroit Fire Brigade, and who are well pleased with their machines. Hinchman paid his
|12 in par funds cheerfully. The machine is excellent for sprinkling walks, gardens, wash-
ing windows, &c &c.
Apply to American Hydropult CO.^ 161 Nassau St and 41 Park Row, New York.
J-JiJ^^^Q I>ATiT=l J-OXSCITSTOSr.
P. S,~I shonld be willing to tell in exohftOflre for " Pults," 11600 paid on City Lot contracts— Jut for a
turn in trade. The property will rise 76 or 100 per oent in 8 or 10 years.
See Advertisement on page 106. Jims Dalb Jokkstov.
At all times on hand a large Stook of
H. P. BALDWIN & CO.,
< MatjUfjuUurtTs ami Dii&UTA in
BOOTS, SHOES,
LEATHER,
|At WholaB&le Exolusivelyf
I HO. 95 WOOn WARD ATS.,
Car, WoodbridEt 9r,
DETROfT, TjCHlGAN
= — Tm
oxjit o'VTjsor a«fi-AJNrTjrA.axxjaRB-
274 Johnston's Dbtboit City Dxrectory,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT.
PDBU8HEB OF
Detroit Daily Advertiser,
PnbliBhed every Morning, (Sundays excepted) at t6 per Year.
Publiihed Wednesday and Satnrday Mornings at S2 per Year.
DETROIT WEEKLY ADVERTISER,
Published every Tuesday Morning, at tl per Year.
BOOK JSJFD JOB PRiKTOFG.
The Job Printing establishment connected with the Adybbtisbb office is complete hi
all its appointments, and affords facilities for the prompt dispatch of orders
m THE mCHE$T $TVU KSOWN TO THE ABT»
The office is constantly bemg replenished with the* latest designs in type, boidera. Ac.
Every vanety executed of
Card, Poster, & Plain & Ornamental Letter-Press Wort
And ADTBsnsixa Gazetteer.
275
RAYMOND, PHOTOGRAPHER,
Successor to Moss 8 Suttoit,
M5 ftnd Wl Jefferson Aye., .... DETROIT^ MIOHKUIT^
To this establishment has lately been added, at great expense,
i miliiliTII OililiA
JSJLt&O A.
Duplicating Card Instruments
ON AN BNTIRELY NEW PLAN.
LIFE SIZE PHOT.OGRAPHa,
now made at this establishment,
SmOOHO TO ROHX XX TfltX WOWLD.
CitisenB of Detroit and State of Michigan, particularly inrited to call and
Oar new and beautiftil stYlesiof Portraits of eTerr size.
JAS. F. BATMOND.
876
JoHSSTOH'S DeTBOIT CxTT DutBCTOBT,
i;
£
AND APPARATUS.
CONTROLLER'S OFFICE, )
Dbtboit, Feb. 1, 1861. f
THE CITY OP DETROIT WILL SELL,
AT VEBY LOW PRICES,
And an LIBERAL TERMS, the following Property:
1 FIRE ENGINE No. 8,
PtunpB 8 inch diameter, 8| inch stroke;
I FIRE ENGINE No. 3,
PnmpB 8 inch diameter, 9 inch stroke ;
1 FIRE ENGINE No. 5,
Pomps 8 inch diameter, 8^ inch stroke ;
1 FIRE ENGINE No. 11,
Pomps 8 5-8 inch diameter, 9 iiich stroke ;
All of which are in good working order and capable of efficient serrice ; also,
4 Two-Wheeled Hose Carts,
IN GOOD OBDEB, AND
1,600 FEET OF LEADING HOSE,
J. M. EDMUNDS, CmtroOer.
And ADTSBTisiKa Gazbitbeb.
277
Smith John, cook, Bates 6t Coffee House.
Smith Herbert W, b Elijah Smith.
Smith Henry, groom, w B S Famsworth.
Smith Hemy, grocer, 181 Mich aye W.
Smith Stephen W, w R Gkirdner.
Smith Eiyah, importer, and rectifier, 22
WoodbW.
SMITH WM, marine meat^nark, 129 and 181
Woodb W, Jane Jeff ave. Seeadv^p 185.
Smith John, musician, 81 Laf E.
Smith , carp, 161 Beaubien.
Smith Wm, saloon, 8 Monroe aye.
Smith , col barber, 7 Mich aye E.
Smith Edward J, watchmaker and jewelry,
w Geo Doty, r 27 Laf W.
Smith John, shoemaker, 81 Laf £.
' Smith Mrs Lydia A, 17 j Mich aye W.
Smith John C, physician, 174 Catherine.
Smith Willard, Kellogg's Foundry, res 898
Lamed £.
Smith Frank, saloon, 66 Randolph, cor Lar-
ned.
Smith Wm, currier, 658 Pme.
Smith T, tanner and morocco dreBser, 68
Croghan. '
Smith Pleasant, colored, laborer, 154 Beau-
bien.
Smith John Henry, parcel boy, 114 Mac-
omb.
Smith Henry, cooper, 182 Seyenth.
Smith Wm, farmer, 409 Seyenth.
Smith Chas, clerk, r 96 Columbia.
Smith J T, hatter and farrier, 184 Jefferson
aye moying.
Smith J £, engineer, steamer Pearl.
Smith N, waiter, Russell House.
Smith Char, porter, Russell House.
Smith P F, druggist, moying to Kentucky.
Smith , widow of Edward, Lamed cor
First.
Smith E B, b Howard House.
. Smith W B, b Howard House.
Smith J T, hats, caps, etc, 28 Madison aye.
Smith W P, b Bussell House.
Smith Proctor, U S topo engineer, b Russell
House.
Smith Ambrose C, acct, w J W Johnston,
moying.
Smith Washington, colored, porter, E Shep-
hard.
Smith Wm, carp, r 92 Cass aye.
Smith Peter, baggage master, 843 Park.
Smith Mrs Henry, 102 Farmer.
Smith R 0, r 91 Farmer.
Smith A K. carp, 166 Clifford.
Smith Joseph, w C C Tyler, residence ^22
Cherry.
Smith Daniel, daguer*n artist, res 890 Grand
Riyer.
Smith Seth, grocer, 890 Gr Riyer.
Smith Simeon, acct, w C C Tyler.
Smith Elijah, r 44 High.
Smith Elijah Sen, 44 High.
Smith H W, 44 High.
Smith E B, res* 25 High.
Smith S N, express agent, b M S Frost,
Smith Fred, hodman, Watson.
Smith Edward William, plasterer, 109 BUm^
beth E.
Smith Philip, lab, 118 Elizabeth E.
Smith Christian, baker, 227 High.
Smith John, lab. North.
Smith Mrs Esther, sempstress, 8 Laf W.
Smilh Willard, architect, r 19 Congress W«
Smith E B, Putnam, Smith & Co, b HowwA
House.
Smith Watson B, w E B Smith, b HowiiA
Hou^.
Smith J T, merchant, b Mrs Alyord.
Smith Martin, lab, 866 Franklin.
Smith John, lab, Moffiit.
Smith J D, colored, grocer, 866 Laf E.
Smith John, finisher, 849 Laf E.
Smith Emely, colored, pedler, 81 MaoonA^
Smith Washington, colored, porter, 1280rQf«
ban.
Smith Mr, barkeeper. City Hotel.
Smith Emely S, 128 First.
Smith Rebecca, dress-maker, 49 Bakor.
Smith , engineer, 827 Trowb.
Smith Joseph M, salesman, 128 BliralMtHi
East
Smith Dayid, lab, 18 Centre.
Smith Lydia A, 10 Centre.
Smith , ship carpenter Mullet and ]>%«
qufaidre.
Smith Richard M, b Howard House.
SMITH S W, w R Gardner
Smith Maria, wid of John, 68 Croghaa«
Smith Henry, tailor, 194 Croghan.
Smith Wm, currier, 229 Congress E.
Smith Horace, studen(, 478 Jeff aye.
Smith , finisher, b N Hart.
Smith John, ship carpenter, 887 Woodb.
Smith Anthony, mason, 267 Catherine.
Smith Geo, blacksmith, 2^9 Catherine.
Smith Robt B, mason, 121 Catherine.
Smith Ralph C, real estate, office 149 J^
aye.
Smith E W, engineer, office 1 Sheldon Blook^
r 19 Cong W.
Smith P F, w Dr Sparling, moying.
Smith Chafles Henry, colored, 121 Gallic
rine.
Smith Robt, col'rd, sidlor, 187 Mullet.
Smith Wm, Riopelle near Macomb.
Smith Wm, wagon factory, 17 Clifford.
Smith John, lab, 64 Gr Riyer.
dmith Lyman B, boot cutter, 76 Adams a^
West.
Smith Joseph, stone, lime and sand, EUiik-
bethE.
Smith Thomas, stone cutler, 45 jMadlNift
aye.
Smith Mary, widow of P P Smith, 288 Bmi^
dolph.
278
JoIIKSTOK'b DtTKOlT CllY DiKECTOEY,
teHh David, groom, Trombley.
fimith G B, &cct, Centre.
Bmith John W, shoemaker, 236 Bnuh.
Smith H, market man, 486 Gr River.
Smith Emely, colored, pedler, 87 Macomb.
Smith Edward, saloon, 119 Gr River.
Smith Henry, grocer, 181 Mich ave W.
Smith Wm, printer, 167 Gr River.
Smith Fred, butcher, 108 Catherine.
Smith Herbert W, w £ Smith.
Smith F, saloon, 66 Randolph,
Smith Thomas, paintor, 100 Oak.
Smith William, blacksmith, Campan, Spring
Wells.
Smith Thomas, lab, comer Porter and River
Road.
Smith Mrs Mary, r 416 Woodb W.
Smith William W, blacksmith. Ill Leveret.
Smith Henry, res comer Trumbull ave and
Baker.
Smith Thomas, drayman, Labrosse, near
Rishth.
Smith John, drayman, 27 Eighth.
Smith Bradford, prin 8th Ward Union School
r 281 Howard
Smith Wm, lab, 189 Abbot.
Smith Nathaniel, waiter, 166 Second.
Smith Benj T, boot and shoe manufac'r, 16
Jones.
Smith Wm Henry, shoemaker, 16 Jones.
Smith Isaac A, salesman, residence 78 Mac-
omb ave.
Smith &> Bfo, broom m&nufactu'r, 61 Grand
River.
Smith David A, Smith & Brother, 61 Grand
River.
Smith John V, master builder, Macomb ave
tor Cass.
Smith t}eo, baker, 46 Gr River.
Smith Geo, acct, r 219 Fifth.
Smith & Co, furniture manufac'r, 817 Grand
River.
Smith Ann, wid of James, rear of 28 Wash-
ington ave.
Smith Wm, lab, 108 Franklin.
Smith Joseph, stone, lime etc, dock foot of
Rivard.
Smith Stephen, boot & shoe manf, res 612
taf W.
Smith Joshua W, clerk, at Mich Cen R R, r
6 Labrosse.
Smith Rebecca, dressmaker, 68 Porter.
Smith Mrs A C, 65 Porter.
Smith Harris, fur manuf, 188 Third.
Smith Sheldon, architect, office No 9 Merrill
Building, r Congress West.
Smith Mortimer, architect, w Sheldon Smith.
Smith Carpenter, b 149 Congress.
Smith Peter, hack driver, b 61 Jeflf ave.
Smith Edward T, shoemaker, res 120 Lar-
ned W.
Smith Wm T, r 120 Lamed W.
Smith Chas, cooper, b Mrs Aske.
Smith Adolphus, salesman, w C M Mann.
Smith Frank G, Hudson & Smith, 112 Laf
West.
Smith Morogan, r 226 Woodw ave.
Smith Geo, salesman, w Stephen Smith.
Smith Stephen, boots and shoes, 67 and 61^
Woodw ave, r 212 LafW.
Smith Harris, furniture dealer, 109 Woodw
ave, r cor Third and Mich ave.
Smith Peter, machinist,^ Columbia £.
Smith Joseph, lab, Mary near Dequindre.
Smith Matthias, laborer, Julian near Deqain>
dre.
Smith John, wagon maker, r 818 Mich ave,
shop Mich bet Seventh A Eighth.
Smith John, sawyer. Grand River, near
Third.
Smith John, lab. Seventh, near SchulU Gar-
den.
Smith Thomas, chemist and druggist, 91 Gr
River.
Smitherman Thomas, teamster, 19 Sproat.
Smiddiel.Conrad, famaer, North end of Haa-
tings.
Smiddiel Henry, w Dr Kiefer.
Smiddiel Wm. w Conrad Smiddiel.
Smolk Chas, livery stable, residence 25 Mac-
omb ave.
Smolk Godfried, hodman, 288 Riopelle.
Smolk Frances, widow, 161 High.
Smoots John, lab, 260 Croghan.
Snau Frank, 219 Macomb.
Snider Matthew, lab, 76 Waterloo.
Snell Mrs Phenice, milliner, 19 Fort E.
Snell Samuel C, plumber, 19 Fort E.
SnittzRevA P, Evan. Minister, moving to
Sandusky.
Snoad Geo, express messenger, 11 Jones.
Snow H A, sup't repairs &, supplies, Fire De-
partment, r 81 Laf W.
Snow Chas, lab, Catherine.
Snow Wm, wire manufacturer, res 46 Miami
ave.
Snow Wm, Det Wire Works, 102 Woodw ave
and 40. Miami ave.
Snow Howard, 61 Howard.
Snow Mrs Sophia S, 81 LafW.
Snow Miss G F, teacher at Capitol School
Snoer Chas, lab, r Porter road near Labrosse
street.
Snowworth Wm, engineer, b 8 Brush.
Snyder Charles, draughtsman, with Sheldon
Smith.
SNYDER ALEXANDER, Comwell &. Bamea
Jeff ave, r 46 Abbot.
Soaftier John, carp, 864 Croghan.
Soast & Co, shoemakers etc, 608 Gratiot
Soast Joseph, shoemaker, 608 Gratiot.
Soffers Bernard, the Rev (Catholic) Pastor
St Anns Church, residence cor Lamed and
Bates.
Solan Lucas, waiter, Russell House.
Solo F Mrs, widow, 188 Clinton.
And Advbetising Gazettebr.
279
Soles Ned, lab, Fulton near Seventh.
S0L13 D HENRY, printer, r 16 Sibley.
Sollof Cbas, hodman, 857 Orieans.
Soldan Ber Charles F, classical teacher, 40
Madison ave, and 230 Randolph.
Solomon Wm, merchant, 227 Congress E.
Solomon Edward, worsteds, 268 Jeff ave.
Solomon Harris, grocer, 233 Laf £.
Solway James, lab, res Harrison ave near
Oak.
Solway A, carp, cor Lasalle & Myrtle.
Somers B, miUmian, Bussell 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, 48 Maple.
Sonkes Jacob, musician, Riopelle near Ma-
comb.
Sovey Abraham, sailor, 146 Labsosse.
Soper John W, saloon and auctioneer, 205
Mich ave W.
Soper Stephen, painter, 69 Labrosse E.
Soper Nelson, lastmaker, 16 Fort £.
Sorge John, rag pedler, 178 Clinton
Sotherland J B, foreman car shop, M C R R,
r Fifth near Oak.
Soule>L B, Bell &> Soule, atty, 154 Jeff ave,
r 108 Farmer.
Soulier Daniel, painter, 177 Third.
Soussman Lewis, pedler, 160 Second.
Souter Benj , lab, 58 Clinton.
Sousier Chas, sailor, 54 Oroghan.
Sovey Thomas, engineer, 99 Baker.
Sowersby Wm, butcher, r 7 Winder.
Sowersby J dt W, butchers, 273 Woodward
ave. ^
Bpackman J, blacksmith, 162 Orchard.
Spafford Mrs Jane, r 43 Columbia
Spallane Mrs Jane, 293 Woodw ave.
Sparks Joseph, acct, r 88 Locust.
Spailing Fr^ Wm, physician, office Carlyle
Building, r Trumbull ave and Leverett.
Sparling J Geo, salesman, res Mrs Hannah
Sparling.
Sparling Mrs Hannah, residence 57 Colum-
bia.
Sparling Benj, constable, 167 Fir^t.
Sparling John Q, printer, residence 57 Co-
lumbia.
Sparling , salesman, w C W Peck.
Sparling Joseph, w J Westaway.
Sparling Joseph, cashier People's Store, r 41
John R.
Sparling Mrs Joseph, 41 John R.
Sparling Walter, salesman, 41 John R.
Spaulding Edward, conductor, 133 Adams
ave E.
Spaulding James, tanner, 68 Eighth.
Spautter John, cabinet maker, 196 Mullet.
Spangler Anthony, lab, 41 Chesnut.
Spangler Chas, shoemaker, 308 Antoine.
Spear J H, oyster dealer, 186 Jeff ave.
Speck Conrad, tailor, 112 Laf £.
Specht Louis, 410 Fort W.
Specht Victor, 418 Laf.
Spetzlea Stephen, 204 Oroghan.
Spetzler G P, butcher, 80 Croghan.
SPEED WM J, city att'y, office City Hall, dt
58 Qriswold, b Russell House.
Speed John James, law student, res 69 Fort
West.
Speed Francis M, topo engineer, res 69 Fort
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.
Spendler Marx, painter, 281 Hastings.
Spence Wm, teamster, board 201 Atwater
East.
Spence James, accountant, res 81 Lafayette
West.
Spence Thomas R, druggist, residence 195
JohnR.
Spence T R, druggist, cor Woodw ave and
State.
Spence T R, druggist, 269 Jeff ave.
Spencer William, colored, saloon, 109 Clin-
ton.
Spencer Isaac, colored, waiter, 68 Croghan.
Spencer Charles, colored, waiter. Garrison
House.
Spencer George H,;engineer, 188 Woodbridge
East.
Spencer Orrin S, painter, 188 Woodbridge
East
Spencer John, lab, 12 Lafferty.
Spencer Garry, late Justice of the Peace, 102
Lamed E.
Spencer John, gardener, w J D Hayes.
Speir Wm, machinist, 95 Lafontaine.
Speigle Fred, musician, 156 Antoine.
Spicer John, clerk, 8 Brush.
Spies Sophia, 262 Clinton.
Spillene P, porter, r 21 Mt Calm.
Spillane Ellen, widow of Morris J, 159 Fir^t.
Spillane Pat, tailor, w P Crimmins.
Spitzlic John B, butcher, 80 Oroghan.
Spitzley Stephen, packer, F Wetmore & Co.
Spithorf William, cabinet maker, board J F
Rees.
Spindler Conrad, lab, 832 Hastingrs.
Spindler F, shoemaker, 159 Macomb.
Spindler Geo, lab, 272 Macomb.
Spindler George, laborer. Maple and Rus-
sell.
Spies Sophia, widow of Adam, 269 Clinton.
Spiegles E, Washington saloon, 90 Russell.
Spong Wm, tailor, 267 Hastings.
Sponse Andrew, lab, 129 Laf E.
SPRAGUE THOS S, A Perkins & Co, 111
Jeff ave, r Garrison House.
280
Johnston's Detboit Cmr Dibegtobt,
Spragne & Brooks, bakers, 87 Congreas £.
Sprague Asa W, constable, 19 Laf W.
Sprague G, Fort £.
Sprague Mrs Margaret, 206 Howard.
Sprague & Davis, Det Cbem. 8oap Works,
cor Mich ave &* First, Sprague retired.
Sprague Lawreoce, clerk, 222 Fifth.
Sprague Geo, carp, 886 River
Spreng Joseph, painter, 181 Hastings.
Sprecht Gustof, tailor, 86 Dequindre.
Spreiger Francis, pile driver, 204 Croghan.
Springer Henry Sen, 269 Antoine.
Springer Wm, stone cutter, 267 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.
Springnutn Frank, tailor, Julian near Dequin-
dre.
Seeley Marcus, salesman, w A G McGraw A
Co.
St Anns Church, (Catholic) Lamed bet Brush
db Randolph.
St Amour Eugene, dock builder, Jeff ave
near £lmw(KKL
St Amour Francis, carp, St Aubin.
St Amour £ S & C0| grocers, 648 Je^erson
ave.
St Amour Frank, of St Amour A> Co, 648
Jeff ave.
St Amour Leander, 66 Atvirater £.
St Alary Emile, axtist, 281 Jeff ave.
St Aubin Louis, farmer, Gratiot near St Au-
bin.
St AUBIN FRANCIS C, alderman Tenth
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 £, founder, 161 Beach.
St John Lewis, porter, City Hall, r 106 Eliz-
abeth.
St Mary's Orphan Asylum, 108 Macomb, (18
boys.)
St MART'S FALLS SHIP CANAL Co, land
office 83 Griswold.
St Vincent's Orphan Asylum, sister Mary Lu-
cretia superintendant, on Randolph, bet
Congress and Lamed.
St Clair John, servant, with Samuel P Bra-
dy.
St Clair S, lab, Macomb.
Stacks Adolph, shoemaker, 249 Antoine.
Stackpoole James, drayman, 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, lab, 91 Labrosse.
Staelen Anthony, carp, 84 Cass.
Staener Henry, mason, 868 Franklin.
Staeshel Geo, lab, Whitney.
Staeger Jacob, blacksmith, 166 Columbia.
Staeger Fred, tin smith, 166 Columbia.
Staeger John, copper smith, 166 Columbia.
Stafford Geo, baggageman, Gr Wes R Way,
218 Franklin.
Stafford Geo, baggageman, 66 Beaubien.
Stafford Pat, sailor, 86 Plum.
Stafford Michael, saUor, 218 Fifth.
Stag Peter, tailor, 211 Columbia £.
Stage Coach, Plymouth d& NorthviUe, office
Howe's livery stable, 26 Lamed W.
Stagmeyer Mark, blacksmith, 884 Lamed
East.
Stahelin Chas, grocer, comer Fifth and Qr
River.
Stainton Martha, nurse, 884 Fifth.
Stalley Charles, carpenter, near Clark's Dry
Dock.
Staller Fred, wood-sawyer, Franklin.
Stamm B F, clerk, 196 Second.
Standish Joseph, salesman, res 808 Jefferson
ave.
Standish John D, produce mer, 18 Woodb £,
r 180 Howard.
Standart Joseph G, cashier, Buhl & Duch-.
arme.
Stange Chas, builder, 286 Congress £, res 83
Laf E.
Stange Mrs Widow Chas, 11 Benson.
Stangler M, lab, Seventh near Irving.
Stanley Mary Widow, Paton's Alley.
Stanley Henry C, shoemaker, 86 Cass.
Stanton £ E, real estate, 169 Jeff ave, res 175
Laf W.
Stanton H H, conductor, 299 Jeff ave.
Stanton Capt B, 176 Park.
Stanton John, salesman, 188 Lamed E.
Stanton Michael, bar tender, 198 Congress
East.
Stanton Godfrey, miller, White Mills, r Lar-
nedE.
Staples 0, W Phelps & Co, res 127 Congress.
Staples L. J. Grocer 179 Woodward Ave, res
76 John R
Stapleton P, lab, 167 Orchard.
Stapleton T. groom w W. H. Snlivan.
Stapleton Jo^, plasterei;, 88 Cherry.
Stapper Fenner H. Cabinet maker, alley off
Russell, bet Fort & Congress.
State Bank of Michigan, 164 Jefferson ave.
Stark Margaret, widow of AnthonY* 70 Clin-
ton. ^
Stark Leonard, tailor, 127 Clinton.
Stark , salesman, residence 162 Ri-
vard.
Stark Wm, machinist, res 67 Baker.
Starks Robert, colored, barber, 98 Grand
River. *
AiTD Adykbtisino Gazsttkeb.
281
Stark Geo, machinist, res 67 Baker.
Staring & Whittemore, piano & music deal-
ers, 176 Jeff ave. Staring retiring.
Staring Gilbert, fancy goods, 9 Michigan
ave £.
Staring J B, of S d& Whittemore, r 82 Eliza-
beth E. Retired ft'om firm.
Starks Mrs, 188 Mich ave W.
Stark Geo, finisher, 168 Oroghan.
Starkey Chas, physician; il7 Leveret.
Starkey Henry, paper hanger, 167 Croghan.
Starkey Henry, printer, r 215 Randolph.
Starkey R, printer, 94 Baker.
Starkey Mrs R, teacher Locust st Public
School, r 94 Baker.
Starkweather J H, sailor, 182 Clifford.
Staunch Louis, shoemaker, 191 Croghan.
Staur John, carp, 182 Croghan.
Stavant Fred, lab, 144 Chesnut.
Statler Peter, carp, 118 Macomb.
Stead John, gardener, 606 Mich ave W.
Stead John, plasterer, 64 'Clinton.
Stead Robt, gardener, Woodw ave near Fair
Grounds.
Stead Wm, 226 Woodw ave.
Steam stave manuf, foot St Aubin.
Steam J T, cooper, 128 Lamed.
Steams Fred, Higby & S, MerrUl Buildhig,
r 19 Congress W.
Steinhour John, lab, 20 Beacon.
Steller Augustus, stove maker. Pierce.
Steza Peter, lab, 217 Laf E.
Stemott Martin, shoemaker, 81 Napoleon.
Stemzetter Louisa, widow, 2 Joy.
Stemberg Isaac, pedler, 138 Croghan.
Stemburger Caspar, lab, 128 Macomb.
Sterling Miss Jessie, Wing near Fort.
Sterling John, b Bagg's Hotel.
Steams Willard £, speculator, with E H Ro-
gers.
Steams Fred, of Higby & S, r 6 Aspinall ter-
race.
Steams Joseph A, cooper, 824 Hasting.^
Steams Geo F, salesman,, with Farrell dt
• Bro.
Stelson Widow, washerwoman, 247 Mac-
omb.
Stelberger Christian, salesman, 269 Antoine.
Steel Wm, overseer, b City Hotel.
Steele R M, Rail Road conductor, b Mich
Exchange.
Steele Elizabeth, washerwoman, 210 An-
toine.
Steekil Jacob, butcher, 194 Rivard.
Stebbins Theo, cashier, at Nail & Duncklee,
res Dr Stebbins.
Stebbins Ed P, law student, res 26 Congress
West.
STEBBINS D D, phys, office and res 26
and 28 Congress W.
STEBBINS N D, phys, office 26 and 28
Congress W.
Stebbins Jason, flour, feed, &c. Campus
Martins cor M<»iroe ave, res Third near Q
River.
Steckel Lewis, catholic book seller, and
French teacher, 424 Gratiot.
Steckel Adrian, salesman, 88 Monroe ave.
Stegmaier F, brewer, 829 Hastings.
Stehlin Jason, farmer, Third north Grand
River.
Steiger John, tailor, 278 Riopelle.
Steiger Chas, carp, 149 Croghan.
Steiger Bei^amin, laborer. Cherry near
Gratiot.
Steiger Fred, tinsmith, 281 Woodw ave.
Steiger Chas, haj maker, w Henry Duncan.
Stein & Bucheisier, piano and music dealers,
188 Jeff ave.
Stein Chas F, S & Bucheister, res 188 Jeff
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.
Steindar John, bricklayer, comer Elm and
Orchard.
Steinmann John C, acct, 183 Orleans, same
address 88 Clinton.
Steinhduer John, shoemaker, b F Gies.
Steinhaur Wm, shoen^er, w C Tyler and
Co.
Steinhouer Conrad, shoemaker, 156 Gratiot.
Steinbrecher Henry, drayman, 287 Antoine.
Stengson Christian, hotel keeper, 150 An-
toine.
Stengson Christian Jr, 160 Antoine.
Stenton G, miller, r 102 Miami ave.
Stenton Ann, wid of Francis, 204 Cong E.
Stenton Frederick, salesman, w T H Arm*
strong, 204 Cong E.
Stenton John, salesman, Freedman d& Bro,
res 188 Lamed.
Stephens James, merchant, Bagg's Hotel.
Stephens Wid Emma, washhig, 219 Laf E.
Stephens J M, blind maker, 194 Woodward
ave.
Stephens John, 67 Columbia E.
Stephens Henry, agt, late Marion &> Steph-
ens, hardware mer, 77 Woodw ave,
Stephens Henry, hardware mer, res Aspinall
Terrace Macomb ave.
Stephens Miss Harriet, teacher, Locust St
, School, r 69 Locust.
Stephens Edrick, sailor, 386 Croghan.
Stephens H, carp, 88 Thompson
Stephens Antoine, dyer etc, 80 Fort E.
Stephens &, Beatty, impor and dealers in
grocerie8,Woodw ave and Woodb.
Stephens John, S & Beatty, 68 Cong W.
Stephens Chas, lab, 96 Clinton.
STEVENS MARCUS, fumiture warehouse,
east side Woodw ave at Campus Martins,
Seeadv,p 72, r 146 Laf W.
282
Johnston's Detroit Citt Diekctort,
Btevens Sears, atty, Bar Librarian, 21 Ro-
tunda, r 94 Cass.
Btevena Nelson H, shoemaker, Famsworth.
BteTens Mary, 224 Riyard.
BteTens Wm M, carp, 116 Catherine.
Bterens Mrs Jane, 219 Laf £.
Bteyens John, uphol, 66 Columbia E.
Stephenson Robt, wagon maker, residence
46 Laf W.
Stephenson Mrs Eliza, corner Shelby and
Lafayette.
Stephenson Robt, dgar maker, Hanna and
Co.
Stephenson Isaac, plasterer, b 88 Congresb
East.
Stephenson John, tailor, 281 Jeff ave.
Stephenson James H, mason, Leverett near
Eighth.
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, with John
Stevenson. '
Stetson T, blacksmith, 41 Second.
Steutte Joseph, carp, 299 Croghan.
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, 288 Croghan.
Stewart James, plumber shop, 87 Macomb.
Stewart James, b 99 Atw E.
Stewart Morse, physician, 94 Cong E.
Stewart Aug, col, tobacconist, 22 Clinton.
Stewart Wm, r 99 Fort E.
Stewart M P, physician, 98 Jeff ave.
Stewart James, gas fitter, 16 Gr River.
Stewart Andrew, plumber, 874 Congress.
Stewart Alexander, col, botanic physician,
Patons alley.
Stewart Albert, capt, Steamer Michigan.
Stewart J N, captain, Steamer OHva Branch.
Stewart Wm. shoemaker, 112 Adams ave
East.
Stewart Andrew, contractor, 20 Lewis.
Stewart John, w Andrew Stewart.
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 W.
Stewart David, b 149 Cong W.
Stewart Robt, r 161 Cong W.
Stewart Robt, groceries and feed, 49 Jeff
ave.
Stewart & Patterson, wholesale and retail
boots and shoes, 105 Woodw ave.
Stewart James, saloon, 84 Atw £.
Stewart William W, S dt Patterson^ Adams
ave E. ^
Stewart James, 87 Macomb.
Stewart Wm, grocer, 286 Gratiot.
Stewart Robt, eureka saloon, 88 Jeff ave and
First.
Stewart Wm, saloon, 88 Jeff ave.
Stewart Pat, lab, 27 Fifth.
Stewart Pattie, artist. Boiler's Hall.
Stine Wm, mate Steamer J £ Eagle.
Stirling John, acct, 9 Abbot.
Stiger Christian, salesman, 394 Gratiot.
Stitch Joseph, cabinet maker, 167 Mullet.
Stickney J E, sewing machines, board John
Bloom.
Stickel dt Henkel, tailors, 140 Woodward
ave.
Stilwill Smith, ship carpenter, Atw and St
Aubin.
Stilwill S, Travelers Home, 2 Antoine.
Stimson B G, shipping mer. Warehouse foot
Bates, r Woodw ave near Charlotte.
Stimson B J, w T W Misner.
Stiner Henry, mason, Jefferson avenue near
Elmwood.
Stoaks John, w Goldsmith, residence 73
Montcalm.
Stoat & Co, sewing machines, Jeff ave.
Stobel Fred, 224 Rivard.
Stobel Wm, carp, 224 Rivard.
Stober Anthony, lab, 226 Columbia E.
Btober John W, salescSan, 186 Franklin.
Stober John, 186 Franklin,
Stober Anthony, 167 Croghan.
Stockburger John, baker, 478 Gratiot.
Stockwell Mrs Bridget, rear of 9 Franklin.
Stockwell Alex, carp, Watson.
Stockwell Alex, carp, 842 Laf E.
Stockwell John, carp, 842 Laf E.
Stockdale wid Caroline, 76 Macomb ave.
Stockman Horace D, farmer, 826 Franklin.
Stockman A, druagist, w Otto Leuschner.
Stoddart Wm, carp, 123 Mich ave W.
Stoddart Miss, milliner, 128 Mich ave W.
Stoddart C M, saloon at haymarket, Mich
ave W.
Stoddart Grin S, tinsmith, w W H Tefil.
Stoddart Wm, carp, 279 Woodw ave. <
Stoddart Bei^jamin J, flnisl^er, with John B
Wilson.
Stokes Wm D, pedler, 296 Macomb.
Stokes Frank, saloon, 01 Woodb W.
STOKES FREDERICK A, importer and
wholesale dealer, in wines, liquors and
groceries, cor Jefferson avenue and Wayne.
See adVj inside front cover.
Stokes John H, tobacconist, 66 Adams ave
West.
Stone Amos, trader, 92 Gr River.
Stone H R, tanner, 748 Woodb W.
Stone Yard, Louis Conrad, Atwater near
Bolivar.
Stone Alex, Ladue's Tannery, Atw E. ^
And Adysbtisikq Gazetfesb.
28a
i Stoner N B, moulder, 11 Howard.
Stonham John, lab, 309 Atw £.
Stonebracher Wm, blacksmith, residence 86
Thompson.
t Stonebracher John, saddler, 148 Adams ave
East
8T0LL JULIUS, Justice of Peace, office
Seitz Building, at Post Office, r 284 Grog
See adv, p 74.
Seller Charles, confectioner, with Anthony
German.
Stoller Vincent, tanner, 174 Laf £.
Stoller Matthias, lab, 18 Napoleon.
[ Stooks John, steward, 80 Montcalm.
Stooke John, 96 Park.
I Stopel Fred, porter, Campbell dt Linn.
Storts John, carp, 421 Cong £.
! Stork Jacob, saloon, 170 Columbia.
Stortz Louis, hostler, Gr River House.
Stortz John, barber, 262 Jeff aye, residence
I .Fort £.
Storman Theo, serrant, w Dr Cobb.
Story Daniel, car builder, 60 Miami ave.
Story Wilbur F, Free Press, board Michigan
Exchange.
Story James, carp, 421 Cong £.
Story Alfred, saloon keeper, 270 Congress £.
and Jeff ave.
Storey Daniel, car builder, 94 Cass ave.
StOYin Cornelius, 271 Congress £, moving to
Canada.
Stow £ C, painter, r 286 Park, and at 296
Woodw ave.
. Stower G M, carp, 224 Macomb;
Stowell Alex, real estate, 8 Gr River.
Stowell wid Catherine, 67 First.
Strab Geo, carp, 189 High.
Stracke Casper, tailor, Whitney.
Strackpan Henry, carp, 90 Maple.
Stadaman Henry, teamster, 144 Catherine.
Stratum John, clerk, Stean>er Ruby.
Strahan John, sailing master, enquire Oliver
Bourke.
Strand John, engineer, r 191 Abbot.
Stransburgh Herman, music and dancing, r
28 Beaubien.
Stransburgh Augustus, mason, 278 Croghan.
Strasburg Herman, teacher of music, 41
Mich ave E.
Strasburg Augustus, mason, 284 Croghan.
Stratton Wm, boiler maker, 242 Howard.
Stratton N, beer pedler, 96 Mich ave W.
Stratford Rich, architect, b 66 Mich ave £.
Strauss Fred, saloon, 69 Beaubien.
Strauss Samuel, cigar maker, with J Silber-
man.
Strand John, shoemaker, 192 Mullet.
Straubel Henry, shoemaker, 808 Antoine.
Straw Levi H, 80 First.
Straws Martha, wid col, 267 Catherine.
Strager Gotleib, blacksmith, 888 Trowbridge
Strelinger, Julian, vinegar manuf, 40 Wood
bridge £.
Street Henry, book agent, 218 Lamed £.
Streeter Mrs Emeline, b Mason Palmer.
Streeter Wm, saddle and harness maker, r 96
Adams ave £.
Streeter Wm L, salesman, Hayden & Bald^.
win, r cor £lizabeth and Brush.
Streete Wm L, saddle and har maker, 105.
Elizabeth £.
Strong Jacob, butcher, w Chas Fitz, comer
Dequindre and Croghan.
Streng Andrew, butcher, 286 Croghan.
Streng Geo, pedler, 41 Maple.
Streng John, cook, 48 Marion.
Streng Geo, grocer, comer Hastings and
Marion.
Strengson Christian, D &. S, res Antoine cor
Lafayette.
Stroke Henry, carp, 276 Mullet.
Striker G, lab, 167 Thompson.
Striker Fred, carp, 860 Woodb £.
Stringer Daniel, w A £ BisselL
Stringer Mary Ann, saloon keeper, 86 Frank<«
lin.
Stringer Martin, warehouse man, w A £ Big«
sel, r 19 Griswoid.
Stringer Mary Ann, 889 Laf £.
Stringer Manin, lab, 242 Woodb W.
StringhamRoxana, wid of Grin, 12 Plumb.
Stringham Mrs, 67 Gr River.
Strickel Geo, lab, 120 Elizabeth E.
Strong £ K, com mer, office foot Woodw ave
r 44 Park.
Strong John, wood tuner, shop 8 FrankliQ
and 36 Russell.
Strong E B, 281 Jeff ave.
Strong John, cabinet maker, 288 Laf E.
Strong Wm 0, clerk, St Mary's Falls Land
Office, r cor Woodw ave and Adelaide.
Strong Geo, pedler, 801 Gratiot.
Strong A J Miss, milliner, 98 Elizabeth £.
Strong H N, shipping mer, r 69 Fort W.
Strong Wm N, grocer, cor Wash ave and Gr
River.
Strong £ K, com mer, 16 Atw.
Strong John W, insurance agent, 84 Grisw r
18 Winder.
Strong Julius, lab, 886 Laf £.
Strong Jerry, sailor, Fort near St Aubin.
Strong , milkman, Gratiot at Toll Gate^
Strobeck Fred, lab, address mislaid.
Strobel Jacob, lab, 121 Macomb.
Stroble John, lab, 884 Clinton.
Stroh Bernard, brewer, 67 Catherine.
Strohmar &> Gluns, tanners, 280 Michigan
aveW.
Strohmat John, of S d& Gluns, 278 Michigau
yve W.
Stroll M, mason, r Labrossenear Thompson^
Struon Julius, lab, Wight.
Strufferd Chas, carp, 122 Maple.
Stmble Joseph, lab, Clinton.
Strudell S, doctor, 476 Fort W.
Stubel Christian D, tin smith, 267 Jeff ave^
284
Johnston's Dktboit Citt Dibecfobt,
BtiiM Heniy, senrant, w E Lyon.
Btatz John, barber, 172 Fort E.
Btaard P, brass moalder, res Seventh near
WoodbW.
Btnart Lissy, tailoress, 177 Croghan.
Stuart Jas, carp, 845 Laf £.
Stuart Daniel, at M C R R, r 78 Baker.
Stuart Mrs B. b h, 245 Laf £.
StuddardJohn S, dty bell ringer, 250 Ran-
dolph.
StuU John, hodman, Waterloo near St Au-
bin.
Stump Henry, carp, 158 Russell.
Stnnn Mary, wid of Nicholas, 181 Laf £.
Sturm Stephen, pedler, 181 Laf £.
Sturman Geo John, Oreenslade dt S, Shades
Saloon, 49 Shelby.
Stupinsky John, shipwright, Atwater foot
Riyard, r 290 Lamed £, same address 227
Franklin.
Sturtevant Mrs, boarding house, 88 comer
Shelby and Congress.
Sturterant Henry, jeweller, w Morrison & C,
res 68 Wayne.
Sucott Wm, book binder, 187 Fort £.
Sugarman S A, clerk, 92 Macomb.
Sugden Fred, stone cutter, with Bulman and
Vesey.
SulUran John, lab, 189 Abbot.
Sullivan John C, cigar maker, 4 Lewis.
Sullivan Daniel, lab, 68 Jones.
Sullivan Peter, lab, 129 Woodb W.
SuUivan Wm H, livery stable, Woodb W.
Sullivan John P, w Wfli 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 Michael, b 29 Woodb £.
Sullivan John, tinsmith, 296 Michigan ave
West.
Bullivan D, lab, 188 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, drayman, 150 Orchard.
Sullivan Jerry, lab, 19 Beaubian.
SuUivan J, lab, 146 Labrossee.
Sullivan P, lab, 148 Beech.
Sullivan D, gas fitter, 187 Sixth.
Sullivan J, tinsmith, 187 Sixth.
Sullivan D, moulder, 289 Sixth.
Sullivan T, 236 Seventh.
Sullivan R, drayman, res Plum bet 6th 6b 7th.
Sullivan D, lab, 247 Sixth.
SuUivan J, moulder, 815 Sixth.
SuUivan T, lab. 20 Sibley.
SuUivan Dan'l, lab, Bronson cor Hastings.
SuUivan Thos J, livery stable, 94 Griswold r
64 Congress W.
Sullivan Denis, pedler, res 60 State.
SuUivan Daniel, trader, res 274 Mich ave W.
SuUivan Jerry, taUor, 178 Fifth.
SuUivan Daniel, mason, 172 Fifths
SuUivan John C, cigar maker, b Mrs Bazrj.
SuUivan Maurice, car builder b 17 Antoine.
SuUivan Denis, dept Sheriff, 842 FrankUn.
SuUivan Wid, washerwoman, 12 Beaubien.
SuUivan wid Johanna, 111 Porter.
SulUvan Jas, Ub, 152 Abbott.
SulUvan Wm H, livery stable and vegetable
market, 188 Woodbridge W.
SuUivan John, groom, b 61 Jeff ave.
SuUivan Tim, Ub, Third bet Porter and Ab>
bot in aUey.
SulUvan D, Holden road near Crawford.
SuUivan P, lab, Crawford near Irving.
SulUvan J, lab, Crawford near Irving.
Sullivan D, lab, cor Seventh and Grand River.
SuUivan Johaima, servant, w J. W. O'Cala-
ghan.
SuUivan John, bar tender, 49'SbeIby.
SuUivan Daniel, masop, b John CoUlaoii.
SuUivan Chas, groom, w T J SuUivan.
SuUivan Tom, groom, w T J SuUivan.
SULLIVAN JOHN J, tin and copper-smith >
188 Third. Sseadv.pBS.
SulUvan Jerry, Ub, Laf E.
SuUivan John D, capt prop Hercules, resi-
dence 251 Brash.
Sullivan D, mason, cor Harrison ave Cherry.
SuUivan R, boUer maker, res 858 Thompson.
SuUivan Chas, Ub, Lafontainenear Mich ave.
SuUivan J, drayman, LasaUe near Fort.
SuUivan J, lab, 99 Baker,
SulUvan S, 77 Leverett.
Sullivan John, at M C R R res 88 Seventh.
SuUivan , drayman, 160 Orchard.
SuUivan John, drayman, 189 FrankUn.
SuUivan Timothy, shoemaker, w WiUiam
Jones.
Summer Frank, painter, 88 Waterloo.
Summers Isaac, N acct'nt, 107 Adams aveS.
Summerhoff Peter, butcher, 172 Hastings.
Sumer Geo, wagon maker, 832 Trowbridge.
Summerfleld Andrew, lake capt, 265 Frank-
lin.
SUMNER F M, accountant, w H £ Benson,
Lumbery'd, Atwater £, near Round House.
Sumner Fredk, acct'nt, 289 Lamed E.
Sunmer Jas £. acct'nt, b 40 Mich ave W.
dumner Mr, 44 Russell's.
Sundorf And, pedler, 208 Hastings.
Sunningher Nicholas, cooper, Chesnut.
Supper John, lab, 800 Fort E.
Supple Wm, grocer, 89 Lamed W.
Sudple John, grocer, 89 Lamed W.
Supple James, pedler, 193 Woodbridge £.
Supple Wm R, grocer, 44 Jeff ave.
Supple John F, grocer, 44 Jeff ave.
Supple widow Julia, 198 Woodbridge £.
Supple M R, 177 Mich ave.
Surles JjW, mUlwright, res 242^Laf.
And Adyebtisino Gazeteeb.
28ft
Surmont Frank, brewer, 487 Fort £•
Surveyor City, oflBce city Hall.
^ Sossick Herman, carp, Marion.
Sutherland John, Foreman carpenter, Lafon-
taine, near Grand BiTer.
I Sutherland James, Grand Biver.
I Sutherland Mr, Fifth near Plum,
i Sutherland Geo W. grocer, 88 Mich, ave and
I 89 Congress E.
Sutherland Daniel, carp, Marion.
SUTHEBLAND JAS,undertaker, 91 GraUot.
I See ad/oH^page 226,
Sutherland David, carp, 808 Fifth.
Sutherland Donald, bar tender, 298 Jeff ave.
I Suter Miller, basket maker, Crawford and
Cutler. .
Sutter Victor, saloon, 125 and 127 Grand
Biver.
Sutter Budolph, shoemaker, 128 Laf £.
I Sutter Simon, tailor, Wilkins near Antoine.
I Sttttle P, pedler, res ^4 Thompson.
Sutton Frank, 870 Fort W.
SUTTON J W, tub and paQ manf, 870 Fort
W. See advert sement page 208.
Sutton B, 219 Lamed E.
SUTTON MOSES, dealer in daugnerreanand
photographic merchandise, &5 Jeff ave,
See advertisement,
Sutton Bobt 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, 877 Fort E.
Swan Wm, finisher, 299 Brush.
Swartz Christian, g^dener, James near De-
quindre.
Swartz P, lab, 661 Woodbridge W.
Swartz John, carp, 246 Macomb.
Swartz Ludwick, lab, Chesnut.
Swain Isaac N, real estate, 806 Laf W.
Swaneback Daniel, hodman, 867 Orleans.
Sweinke £dw, 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 B, tug experiment, 210 Franklin.
Swift Wm H, painter, 167 Third.
Swift Geo H, tin smith, , 68 Abbot and 266
Midi ave W. same addrees 101 First
Swilt Edward T, councellor. Oddfellows* Hall
b Bussell House.
Swift Mrs Susan A, 68 Orchard.
SWINSCOE HENBT H, Justice of Peace,
office Griswold, res St. Aubin and Mullet.
Swinscoe G E, top eng, Lake Survey office,
Wayne.
Swinscoe Charles, professor music, 19 Cong-
ress, W.
Switzer Joseph,^ carp, 196 Clinton.
Switzer Christopher, rope maker. North.
Sweet Allan S Jr, master naechanic, Mich C
B R machine shop, r FiftD, near Congresi.
Sweetman Wm, com roofer, 187 Gratiot near
Gratiot Mills.
Sweeney Bernard, tailor, 66 Lamed W.
Sweeney Alex, blacksmith, 40 Lamed £.
Sweeny Edward, lab, 16 Palmer.
Sweeny Michael, lab, 214, Third.
Sweeny Bryan, saloon, 24 Mich ave W.
Sweeny William, om driver. Bail B Hotel.
Sweeney Francis, sailor, 206 Third.
Sweeney Michael, teamster, 64 Elizabeth S.
Sykes &, Co, clothing, 180 Woodward ave.
Sykes Henxy, Salesman, Samuel Sykes.
Sykes Samuel, 180 Jeff ave, res 119 Antoine.
Symes Elizabeth, res 40 Adams ave W.
Symons Wm, wagon maker, 866 Lamed E.
Sypes John, engraver, b 66 Mich ave B.
[Names In Cmp Letteni dkarsed tl.OO
▲dTeitlaers In tlie Dlreetorr not ebarg*
ed, and Uielr names are InTarfably
printed In display letters, wlien tbeir
Cards are reeelTed In time.]
Taff S S, spar and block maker, 64 Wood-
\ bridge W and 199 Lafayette W.
Taff William H, spar maker, 146 Abbot.
Taff William, spar maker, 864 Woodbridge W,
Taft S K, fraits wholesale and retail, 2 Bus-
sell House Block, same address 10 Mich £.
r 216 Lamed E, same address 69 Con^
gross W.
Taggart Bev Joseph W, baptist minister,
6 Aspinall Terrace.
Taggart John, tailor, left the city, but re-
turning.
Talbot John, colored saloon, 109 Clinton.
Tait Thomas, horseshoer, with John Tait.
Tait Daniel, cook, r 248 Sixth.
Tait Bobert, cook and confec, 109 Adami
aveE,
Taite John, lab, 26 First.
Tait John, blacksmith, Harrison aye and
Ehn.
Talman Charles, salesman, 108 Mich ave W.
Tallmadge N, teamster, 427 Grand Birer.
Taney Bfiss, teacher, 81 Montcalm.
Taney John, shoemaker, 72 Bivard.
Tannahill James, grocer, 226 Grand Biver,
moving to Missouri.
Tansey James, waiter, Bussell House.
Tansley C, saloon, 46 Atwater E.
Tappart Abel, butcher, 460 Gratiot.
Tappart Christian, wagon maker. Woodward
ave at Bail Boad crossing.
Tapert William, w J. B. Leavenworth.
Tappart Henry, butcher, 287 Biopelle,
Tapkin H, carpenter, 289 Laf E.
Tapkin Henry, carpenter, 816 Orleans. '
Tarbell G S, salesman, r 87 Macomb are,
' same address at 104 Washington ave. *
286
JonNSTON*8 Detboit Cmr Dikbctort,
Tarbell John G, salesman, 75 Woodward are,
182 First.
Tart Charles, engineer, ISO Croghan.
Tarrant Fred, Fort and Lafontaine.
Tasker W, boots and shoes, Woodward ave,
above toll-gate.
Tate Daniel, cook, 248 Sixth.
Tate William, wigmaker and perfumer, 240
Jeffave. 4
Tatro William B, 143 Cass, moving to St.
Loais.
Tatns Fred, lab, 81 Lawrence.
Taylor and Hartwell, Law office and real es-
tate,* basement Mich« Ins Bank, Jeff and
Oriswold.
Taylor' Elisha, attorney and com, office Jeff
and Griswold, r 274 Jeffave.
Taylor Miss F M, teacher capital union
school, Griswold.
Taylor Miss E, teacher, capital union school,
Griswold.
Taylor John, chief engineer, Tribune Office,
r 822 Mich ave.W.
Taylor Frank D, acct, w Farrell & Brother.
Taylor C H, b Michigan Exchange.
Taylor W, market broker, 106 Mich ave W.
Taylor S W, patent right. 19 Seventh.
Taylor Hannah, saloon, 49 Jeff ave.
Taylor Robert, carp'r, b Blindberry's Hotel.
Taylor Edward A, salesman, w Nichols and
LeFavour.
Taylor Frank D, salesman, Farrell & Bro 16
Madison ave.
Taylor John, machinest. 454 Woodbridge E.
Taylor Joseph, machinest, 458 Woodbridge E.
Taylor Samuel, lab, 151 Woodbridge E.
Taylor Andrew G, ship blacksmith, 149 How-
ard, shop 121 Woodbridge W.
Taylor H P, train master, M C R B 149 Cong-
ress W.
Taylor Frank, painter, 47 Fort E.
Taylor ALred, mariner, 91 Lamed E.
Taylor James, bartender, 12 Monroe ave.
Taylor Josephine, colored seamstress, 182
Hastings.
Taylor Francis, Watchman, 814 Croghan.
Taylor J, and Co, grocers, 86 Grand River,
cor Macomb.
Taylor Charles, J T d& Co, r 54 Macomb ave,
Taylor John, J T & Co, r 54 Macomb ave.
Taylor S W. 65 Adams ave E.
Taylor Mrs N T, 16 Madison ave.
Taylor Frank D, salesman, 16 Madison ave.
Taylor Thomas, currier, 26 Thompson.
Taylor John, machinist, 61 Baker.
Taylor Thomas L, joiner,, 808 Sixth.
Taylor Peter, dealer, 208 Third.
Taylor John, bootfitter, 88 Jones.
Taylor J H, produce agent, 102 Mich ave W.
Taylor Robert John, ca)*penter, 85 State.
TAYLOR REV W S, agent Am Bible Society,
r Howard House.
Taylor John A, police, b Mrs Alrord.
Taylor William H, carpenter, Bentoo aol
Hastings.
Tegan J, farme^, 34 Seventh.
Tegan J, blacksmith, 45 Eighth.
Tegan William, drayman, 802 Laf W.
Tegan William, carpenter, 86 Seventh*
Tegan George, teacher, 89 Seventh.
Tegan George, carpenter, 803 Lafayette W.
Teahan G, lab, Seventh and Irving.
Teakle Eph, trader, b Mrs Ann Barry.
Teal Margaret, widow of John, 132 FrmnkiiiL
Teastle C, drayman, 82 Thompson.
Teats and Haderman, barber-shop, Fini and
Abbot
Teats Hermon, barber, 107 Laf E, same Finn
and Abbot.
Teban J, smelting works, Gampaa nctr
Springwells.
Tebo Widow, 160 Franklin.
Tebo Victor, engineer, rear 158 FrankUo.
Tebo Lewis, boiler maker. Pine and Hasting.
Tebrew Michell, sailor, 858 Franklin.
Teed Tyler, pedler with B Lee.
Teflft W H, hardware, stoves dec, 41 Woodw
ave, r 89 Farmer.
Tehan Tunothy, lab, 270 Sixth.
Teichner Samuel, salesman, w D Amber^g.
Temperance Journal Office, Woodward and
near Campus Martins.
Templeton Elizabeth, colored, 62 Clinton.
Templeton William, account, b Mrs Ana
Barry.
Templeton , watchman, D & M R Road
b 41 Fort E.
Tenwenkel Henry, trader, 127 GraUot.
Teizhner Samuel, porter, New England Ston
139 Jeff ave.
Telegraph Western Union, Jeff are aad Gris-
wold, G. W. Balch, local manager.
Teller Pierre, office Oddfellows' Hall, Wood-
ward ave.
Teller John, 66 Adams ave E.
Teller William, 66 Adams ave E.
Teller J P, clerk, 50 Madison ave.
Ten Eyck Anthony, assist Post Master, 171
Woodbridge E.
Ten Eyck Charle8,draughtsman, w E Willard
Smith, b 65 Fort W.
Tenny Amos B, pail manfr, with Frost, Lane
&.Co.
Tepfar George, Shoemaker, 49 Prospeet.
Terp P, teamster. Whiting near Mich aye.
Terrapin Lunch Saloon, 62 Griswold.
Terry H D, attorney and counsellor, ofDoe 6
Rotunda, 55 Miami ave.
Terry J F, dentist, office Campus Martina
near R R Hotel, r 29 Windsor.
Terry Charles, lum merchant, 8 Clinton.
Terry , printer, b Mrs Aske.
Terry Taylor, Tribune Office.
Terry James, machinest. 898 Grand Rirer.
Terry A R, physician, 41 Congress W.
Tesler George, gardener, 274 Clintom
And ADYZBTisnro Gazettksb.
287
Teuton James, baker, 146 Lamed W.
Teuton Robt C, baker, 146 Lamed W.
Tewksberry Sidney, carpenter, address mis-
laid.
Tharda Adolph, faraier, 18 Antoine.
Thayer Lansing, carp, 249 Fort E.
Thayer Lansing, steam planer, 820 Lafay-
ette E.
THAYER ALBERT, New England Dry
Goods store, 139 Jefif ave, r 44 Laf E. See
adv'tf page 71. -
Thayer Geo W, moving to Gr Rapids.
Thayer Peter S, furniture dealer, 18 Mich
ave W.
Thayer Fred, clerk, Peninsular Hotel.
Theatre The MetropoUtan, 289 and 241 Jeff
ave.
Thelan John, 72 Clinton.
THELAN N, surveyor, office 8 Lamed W, r
cor Macomb and St Aubin. Set ad/oH, page
77.
Theal Elias, gardener, Elmwood ave.
Theile Augustus, carp, 182 Hastings.
Thery, Widow of Theodore, Julian near De-
quindre.
Thery Joseph, carpenter, Julian near De-
quindre.
Thetreau Hubert, stone cutter, 137 Fort E.
Theter Hubert, sawyer, 285 Croghan.
Theudor Wm, matchmaker, 840 Orleans.
Thous Frederick, shoemaker, 377 Frank-
lin.
Thierry Peter, finisher, 166 Gratiot.
Thillman John, musician, 59 Beaubien.
Thirkle Wm, 68 Adams ave W.
Thirkle Wm, news agent, 8 Rowland.
Thomas Fred J, sup't, office Bet & Mil Rail
Way, b J J Norris.
Thomas Fred J, accountant, board 88 Lar-
ned E.
Thomas F A, grocer, 178 Woodw ave.
Thomas Geo, 81 Adams ave W.
Thomas Antoine, carp, 117 Franklin.
Thomas Edward K, U S recruiting service,
74WoodbW.
ThomAS John, coVd lab, Beaubien and La-
fayette.
Thomas Lewis, col'd sailor, alley off Brush,
bet Fort and Congress.
Thomas James, lab, Detroit & Mil R Road
Depot.
Thomas Anna, col'd, washerwoman, 156 Fort
East.
Thomas Peter, butcher, 208 Congress E.
Thomas Ester, Widow, laundress, 88 Har-
riet.
Thomas John S, carp, 159 Second.
Thomas Martin, sailor, rear 87 Spencer.
Thomas Alfred, pro'r Terrapin lunch saloon,
62 Griswold.
Thomas Francis, rope maker, 247 High.
Thompson J S, prof, music, r 88 Congress W
room 17 Merrill Building.
THOMPSON C H, house, ship, sign and dec-
orative painter, 17 Monroe ave, near Cam-
pus Martius, »ee advH^ page 202.
Thompson Walter, blacksmith, 13 Sixth.
Thompson , col'd, 81 Macomb.
Thompson Sears P, Slocum &, T, Steam Boat
and Railway agents, residence 152 Lar«
ned W.
Tkompson Richard, laborer, 152 Franklin.
Thompson Thomas, lab, 71 Fort E.
Thompson E Marsh, carp, 95 Park.
Thompson Neal, clerk, 106 Baker.
Thompson Bradley H, livery stable, 45
Woodb, near Randolph, residence 48 Has^
tings
Thompson Neil, clerk, 114 Abbot.
Thompson Mrs Sarah, nurse, 170 Third.
Thompson Thomas, r Pat Barium.
Thompson Sears P, general ticket agent, 152
Lamed W, office Woodb and Second.
Thompson J Matthew, real estate agent, 284
Jeff ave.
Thompson David, 27 Fort W.
Thompson Chas J, 284 Jeff ave.
Thoii\pson & Adams, painters, 75 Lamed
East.
Thompson Fred, clerk, Det & Mil R R, r 79
Congress E.
Thompson Joseph M, grocer, 51 Gratiot.
Thompson Wm, switchtender, 127 Orleans.
Thompson C A, booto & shoes, 152 Woodw
ave, r 51 High.
Thompson Susan, col'd dressmaker, 67 Crog«
ban.
THOMPSON C, banker, and agent Tapth
scotts' Line of Liverpool Packets, u
which Me adv% page 188, r 87 Woodw ave,
same above toll-gate.
Thompson J M, grocer, Randolph and Gra«
tiot.
Thompson Chas, colored washing, 278 Mao-
omb.
Thompson Alexander, shoemaker, 104 Ad«
ams aye E.
Thompson W F, Rail Road contractor, 814
Jeff ave.
Thompson John, col'd, saloon, 86 Jeffersoa
ave.
Thompson J P, custom house officer, b Mn
Alvord.
Thompson Cyrus, carp, Kentucky.
Thorbura Eliza, Widow of Andrew, 286 CoQ«
gress £.
Thorman Augustus, Jacob & T, b Charles
Lotz.
Thome Geo, salesman, 820 Cong £.
Thome , 56 Wayne.
Thom Wm, sailor, 15 Baker.
Thome Wm, clerk, U 8 Lake Survey, r 820
Congress £.
Thome George B, salesman, with James 8
Blair.
Thornton James, 75 Leveret.
268
JOHNBTbN's DSTBOrr ClTT DnUDOTOBT,
Thorne Nath*l, clerk, U 8 Light Honae In-
spector, office 320 Congress E.
Thornton Draosfeld, last maker, 89 Congress
East.
Thorpe Qeorge, Jr., printer, Jru Freu^ b 89
Jeff aye, cor Randolph.
Thorpe Mr, r Macomb ave.
Thorpe Thomas, upholsterer, 60 Macomb ave
and w E Sheppard.
Thorpe Wm, printer, 89 Lamed W.
Thorpe Thomas, upholsterer, 211 Grand Riv-
er.
Thread well John, painter, Bronson.
Threatey Wm, National avenue near Syca-
more.
Throop William A, Raymond &b Co*8, book
store.
Throop William, accountant, res 78 Adams
ave£.
Thullen Philip, grocer, 278 Laf £.
Thum Wm, druggist,. 172 Hastings.
Thumling H, shoemaker, 840 Hastings.
Thuener Henry, drugs, 70 Clinton.*
Thum W M, salesman, Higby &, Steams.
Thurbum Wm, carp, 16 Sproat.
Thurlby Christ,' contractor, 68 George.
Thurlow Wm, carp, 16 Sproat.
Thurweaker Philip, carp, 277 Franklin.
Tibbels Thos K, baggageman, Det & Mil R
Road.
Tibbits John R; prop'r Franklin House, 68
Bates.
Tibbitts Miss Olivia M, teacher Capitol
School, Griswold.
Tibbs Dan, of Kentucky, colored, Woodb
Farm, North of Gr River.
Till Barbara, 126 Lamed W.
Tiller James A, printer, 260 Randolph.
Tichner £, watchman, 814 Woodb W.
Tienan Peter, roofer, 124 Wayne.
Tierman Chas. lab, 216 Hastings.
Tieraey Thos, lab, 181 Fifth.
Tierney Pat, lab, 170 Fifth.
Tiffany Lewis L, Barnard & T, r 69 Adams
aveW.
Tight John, blacksmith, 176 Fort E.
TILLMAN JASW, manuf& dealer in fur-
niture, 144 Jeff ave, r 170 Woodb E. 8€«
adv% page 168.
TILLMAN WILLIAM, acct, J W Tillman,
Tilfanan John, musician, Lamed and Beau-
bien.
Tiley Widow Eliza, 866 Woodb E.
Timm Wm, constable, 106 Macomb.
Tims Wm, blacksmith, 44 Eighth.
Timmins John, plumber, Bronson.
Timon John, lab, Bronson, near Beaubien.
Timoney J, drayman, Crawford, near Holden
Road.
Timota Joseph, lab, 161 Antoine.
Tink Mary, Widow of John, 66 Clinton.
Tinker L W & Co, wholes'l & retail grocers,
106 Woodw ave.
Tinnette John Peter, music saloon, 58 Hi^jfa.
Tinnette John, musician, 68 High.
Tinnette Nicholas, musician, 68 High.
Tinnette Joseph, musician, 68 High.
Tisdale Lucian, custom house officer, 86 ICa-
oomb.
Tiser Peter, lab, James near Orleans,
Tiser Michael, lab. Cherry £.
Titcombe Thos, salesman, Campbell dt Linn,
r 21 Sibley.
Titus Jonas H, 280 Jeff ave.
Titus Seneth, stock-broker, b Merchants' Bx-
change.
Titus Jonas H Jr, printer, board Thomaa
Crane.
Titus Martha, col'd, 20 Clinton.
Tippin W, tumer, b City Hotel.
Timey Michael, lab, 176 Ccmgress E.
Tobin Wm B, 244 Sixth.
Tobin M, boiler maker, 260 Seventh.
Tobin Jas, Uilor, 381 Franklin.
Tobin Jas, lab, 182 Franklin.
Tobin Wm, gunsmith, 13 Congress £.
Tobin Wm, lab, 16 Griswold.
Todd Wm, salesman, b C Palmer.
Todd Wm, clerk, r 208 Congress W.
Todd Wm, carp, 216 Howard.
Todd Wm, tailor, 20 Catherine.
ToddGW, Deputy Sheriff, board Perkins*
Hotel.
Todd , fence maker, w D W Glendining.
Todt Henry, salesman w Geo Midler.
Toepel John H, hardware, 72 Gratiot.
Tolevero Franklin, col'd, waiter at Garrison
House.
Tomlinson Nelson, chandler, 492 Jeff ave, r
82 Atwater E, same address 189 Bates.
Tomlinson Thomas, cooper, b Mrs Aske.
Tomlinson Mrs Miranda, residtnce 208 La-
fayette E;
Tom Wm, draggist, 172 Hastings.
Toms Robert P, codnsellor at law, office 94
Woodw ave.T 11 Farmer.
Toole John, sen., lab, 80 Cherry.
Toole John, Jr., tailor, 80 Cherry.
Tooley C C, sailor, 90 Labrosse.
Toomey, Wid of Michael, moving to 14 How-
ard. ,
Toomey Catherine, widow, 814 Franklin*
Toomey John, drayman, 226 Thompson.
Toomey Wm, lab, Division.
Torrans James, salesman, w Forsyth & Go, r
273 Antoine. ,
Torrens Robt, carp, 820 Sixth.
Torrens Wm, carp. 278 Antoine.
Torrens James, salesman, with Forsyth &
Co.
Torry £ C, drugs, &c, 268 Jeff ave, same ad-
dress 820 Jeff ave.
Torpey Michael, lab, rear 101 Labrosse.
Toroungo Andrew, sawyer, Atwater £, 10th
Ward.
Tort Widow, 898 Franklin.
And Advbrtisiko GAZBrrrESB.
289
M A 1 1» W A T
FERRY ste-a.Is4:er, union
LeaT6S Qreat Western BaiTway Dock, foot of Third Street, on the arri?al of the Trains of
Michigan Central Railroad from the West; also,
Leates Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Dock, foot of Bmah Street, on the arriral of
, Trains oyer the latter Road. ^
Vix€» ViTAlzi.ai ^S
iiiiT wiiTiin umimm
CONNECT AT
With the Trains of the
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND NEW YORK AND ERIE,
For all points East, North and South; also, at TORONTO, with Trains of
OR^N^D trunk: RA-ILTV^Y,
For Montreal, Quebec, Portland. &c.
W. J. SPICEB, Local Freight Agent,
Detroit and MUwauke* Railroad Deck, DttroU.
JULIUS MOVIUS, Oenl Ag't, Buffido,
Qfice, WeuMogtoHtMrd door Ulotf Sxchaitge StTHt.
290 Johnston's Dkteoit Citt Dirbctobt,
Analytical and Phaimacentical Chemist,
IB iHiiui ma. ^^ IB iNiiui ATim
• DETROIT, Mm^ MICHIGAN.
Prsioriptioiif Compoimded with Aoonney from Srugi of Attostad Pnritj
nrvBsnciATioHS gohductbd with PaOMFTBnCSS ahd agcv&agt.
SHELDON SMITH AND SON,
ad Floor, MorriU Block,
DETROIT, - - - 'L^XOIS.TCS'A.N.
OHJlPMUJB^ BOHOOIi HOUBBB'AND bubinubb houbss.
AUo, DSSIGHS for enry varUiy of Dwd&ngs widted to Americcm, City and Country Uj^
DETROIT CITY FOUIsTDHY
If EAR THE BETROIT & MIIiWAlTILEE RAII.BOAB ]>ErOT.
STCAM EN8INES,
MIUj ft Mnmi'G
IMACHINERY
SXt.AJ3S <SB
MT
10* Xron and Bmm OMftUics. of all kinds, Itads lo Ordsr. ^jgk
And AoTERnBuro GAZKrnotB.
291
,S ® ]ifi®SlaSj
IMP0BTBB8 AND BEALEBS IN
Crockery, China, and Glasswara
Fiatea Groods^ Table CuOerify Jte.
KEROSENE MD CARBON OIL; ALSO, LAMPS
Of the Latest Styles and most approred Bumen;
. Oamphene, Aloohol and Bunung Fluid.
M£R€HilHTS SUP3E»LI£B AT EASTERN P&ICSS
991 JeflTerson ATenne,
DETROIT.
An adTertisement Free of Charge, bat better than a present of a large snm of numey Vk
erery honaekeeper and eyerj young woman intending to own a husband and children :
One of the best bakers gives the 4'oUowin|^
1 receipt to make superior broad:
"Take threoKjuarters of a pound of w«I|-
boiled mealy potatoes, and mash them throm^
a fine cullender or coarse seive, add about two
tablespoonfUs of yeast, and one pint and threes
quarters of lukewarm water, together iritk
about three-quarters of a pound of flour, te
render the mixture the consistence of thfai
batter; this mixture should be set aside to
ferment ; if placed in a warm situation it wOI
rise in less than two hours, when it will resemUo
yeast in appearance, except as to color. Tha
sponge 00 made is then to be mixed with ona
pint of water, nearly blood warm, and poured
hito half a peck of flour, which has previoutfy
had one ounce and a quarter of salt mixed ta
it. The whole should then be kneaded into
dough, and allowed to rise in a warm plooe for
(wo hours, when it should be made into loavot
and baked.
« The object of adding the mashed potatoes
is to increase the amount of fermentation ia
the spodge, which it does to a very remarkaUa
degree, and, consequently, renders the bread
lighter and better." A few caraway seeda seal*
tered in are said to be quite agreeable ia tka
bread*
992 JomrsTOH's Dbtboit Citt Dibbctost,
l^y WHQLSSALB DSALEBS IK
Imported and Domestic Liquors,
58 HkL are. Eut lad 45 Congress St East,
l\l::^r-} DETROIT.
M. T. OARBIVER A CO.,
DIPOBTEBB Ain> DEAI,EBS IN
flVrniVH PI 111117 ttH SL HPfV? ?l
1^
188 Woodward Avenue, DETBOnf, MICHIOAH.
SBKDS AT WHOLK8ALK AND RKTAIL.
X. T. OARDITBB. ■. F. OBUBOR. D. X. FBRRT.
WHOLESALE DEALER IK
AMBROTYPEATOJEOTOGRAPK
jA^pparatus of Every IDesoription,
«OIiD FBAniES OF EVERY STYLE,
At Greatly Redaced Prices.
OBDEBS puDctoally filled and forwarded by ExpreM.
Ho. 907 Jefltoion ATonue, Detroit, Up Stairs.
And Adtkbtibino Gazetebb.
2d8
Toeey Octaviu, blaclnmith, Atwater E, lOtii
Ward.
T0687 Octave, blacksmith, 236 Oatherine.
Tossy Lewis, blacksmith, 812 Orogban.
Tossy V, coffin maker, 812 Croghan.
Tott M, saloon, 86 Dequindre.
Toussant Billinger, teamster, DiTision^ *
Toassant Leander, carp, DiTision.
TOWERS GEORGE, silk throwster, r 95
Lamed E. I have this man's permission
to say, that on emigrating to the United
States, he supposed he could get employ-
ment ; but on his arriral, he found there
was no 9ilk manufactured in Ammea, so he
took to peddling candy I He presumed
that $50,000,000 wero paid for Foreign
silks by " Thb Yaskbbs " annually ! ! 1
Tower Geo W, 183 Park.
Tower Edgar H, law student, w Buel & Trow-
bridge, r 188 Park.
Tower Fletcher, student, 188 Park.
Tower Chas, machinist, 159 Howard.
TOWN & 8HELDEN, dry goods jobbers, 28
Woodw ave, B$eadoH page 74.
TOWN REUBEN, Town & Sheldon, resi-
dence 19 Madison ave, same address 95
Washington ave.
Town Wm P, r R Town.
Town H M, salesman, with James Bums &
Co.
Town Wm, sailor, 850 Franklin.
Town A C, attorney, w Chas Crosby, moring
to St Louis.
Town Chas H, r R Town.
Town Hiram M, salesman, b 87 Washington
aye.
Towne Thos M, music teacher, b 87 Wash-
ington ave.
Town Albert W, ass't teller Mich Ins Bank,
r Mrs Ward.
Town Wm, sailor, 21 Orleans.
Town Wm, sailor, 266 Fort E.
Town Wm, lab, Franklin 10th Ward.
Toyerton Joseph, clerk, Phelps & Co.
Toynton Joseph, salesman, Wm Phelps d&
Co.
TRACY LANSING, acct, Det Trib office, r
116 Laf W.
Tracy John, carp, 190 Congress W.
Tracy Arthur, trader, 143 Jones.
Tracy John, engineer, residence rear Michael
Hayes.
Tracy Martin, lab, alley off Third, bet Porter
and Abbot.
Tracy Charles, col'd, eating house, 175 Beau-
bien.
Traloar Henry, builder, Ri7er Road near
Trowbridge.
Tramer Rev. C, pas Ger Evan Church, Has-
tings &, Columbia.
Traub C M & Bros., silrer-platers and bell
hangers, 206 Jeff are. Burned out| and
moved to
Traub Christ M, r 98 Lamed '£.
Traub Jacob F, r 98 Lamed E.
Trarer Priscilla, teacher 1st Ward Pubtto
School, Abbot.
Traverse J, shoemaker, 158 Beech.
Treaster Conrad, cooper, 840 Hastings.
Treadway Arthur, •salesman, Campbell A
Lina, 12 Sibley.
Trebold Peter, salesman, cor Caaa and Lar«
ned.
Tregent Bro. & Co, auction 9l com., 128, 18ft
Jeff ave.
Tregent Patrick, T Bro. 6d Co, les US FoK
West.
Tregent Augustus, T Bro. & Co, res 118 F«t
West.
Tremaine George, acct, 201 First.
Trehy T,'lab, 159 Porter.
Trosher Ferdinand, tailor, up stairs, 96 Jeff
ave.
Trexler John, lab, 88 Lawrence.
Trey Martin^ Eastern Hotel, Second 6& FioH
same address 5 Jeff ave.
TRIBUNE THE DETROIT Printhig QfSLm.
52 and 54 Shelby.
Tribute , colored, rear 814 La&yeUe
East.
Trilick Fred, lab. Croghan.
Triliek Henry, lab,. Macomb.
Trinder Thomas, storekeeper. Grand Trunk
Railway, r 105 Lamed W.
Trippert Susan, widow of Joseph, 280 Bi»»
sell.
Troaster John, drayman, 87 Riopelle.
Trombley William, farmer, N end Beaubieiu
Trombley Lewis, farmer, N end Beaubloo,
Trombley William Jr, farmer N end Bea«»
bien.
Trombley Hypolite, wagon maker, 195 Chnkfc,
Trombley P, hack driver, 898 Fort E.
Trombley Leon, carpenter, 15 Prospect.
Trombley Frank, sawyer, Atwater E 10 Ward.
Trombley John, drayman, 85 Woodbridgo W«
Trombley Alex, lab, 108 Sixth.
Trombley Charles J, Jefferson ave above
race course.
Trombley Leander, carpenter, 235 Lamed B.
Trombley Alex, carpenter, 292 Franklin.
Trombley Adeline, wid of Alex, 288 FrankUn^
Trombley Alexander Jr, 288 Franklin.
Trombley John B, ship carpenter, 158 Fra&k
Tromblpy Charles J, 71 Beaubien
Trombley Mrs Andrew, 193 Sixth.
Trombley Ferdinand, ship carpenter, 191 Mfb*
comb, moved from Pitt's Mills.
Trombley Luke, carpenter, 182 Macomb.
Trombley Louisa, widow Riopelle, near M>^
comb.
Trombley Joseph, carpenter. Fort E 10 Ward
.Trommer John, hats, caps and furs, 400 Gral
Troop Washington, accoun't, w F B Phelps^
r 78 Adams nve E.
Troop Mrs Geo, w £ .T Troop,]
S94
JohnbtonV Detboit Cnr Dibbciobt,
Ihoop Enot T, ftUonwy, r 64 CongrMS W,
(nUriog Wayne Co. Clerk.)
Vrouutine M, clothier, 186 Jeflbnon are, r
186 Lamed E.
tEOWBRIDOE C C, 8ec Detroit & MUwau-
Ue RaU Road, 440 Jeff are.
dvwbridge BdmaDd, Trowbridge, Wilooz
^ Go. foot of Woodward are, r 176 Wood-
bridge E.
Vkimbridge Lather 8, attorney, (Bvel dt T,)
cAce Seits BnUdinga Qrifwold, r 486 Jeff
EYe, tame address Doctor Bcherer, No 89
iCch are E.
9l<owbridge Ghas A, (T Chipman & Rood),
rl76 Woodbridge E.
Trowbridge Levi, 818 Franklin,
l^wbridge Hnbbard, lime dealer, 228 Frank
Itrowbridge 6l Co, lime dealers, office 288
Atwater E.
Trowbridge, Chipman & Rood, shipping and
tun merchants, foot of Bates.
Vrowbridge, Willcox & Co, shipping and
torn mer, foot Bates, near Woodward ave.
!thmbridge John, 44 Rassell.
Tmckey Nelson, painter, moved to Marquette
Vmedell Francis X, carpenter, 284 Thompson
Vmedell Doctor, Fort, West end.
Ymedell Clevis, saloon, 64 Mich ave E.
ttnedell M, lab, Cherry and Orleans.
Tmesdail Wesley, lumber merchant, office
A«, Hawley's building, Bates and Woodbr
!ftnimbull 0, sailor, 148 Seventh.
Ynimey Michael, drayman, 162 Beech.
Ynink Henry, peidler, 208 Adams ave £.
fmrongo Andrew, lumberman, Atwater near
Franklin.
Tryon Charles, attorney and counsel, office
06 Jeff ave, b 47 Howard.
Tubman Richard, clerk, Grand Trunk Rail-
Way, r Thompson her Railroad.
Tubbs T, Sixth near Irving.
Tucker Robert, butcher, 816 Woodward ave.
Tucker Geo, with W W Wheaton, 14 Woodw
Tucker Geo, accoun't 21 Fort W.
Tucker James, foreman. Brooks and Adams,
r 468 River Road.
Tucker Charles, machinest, 14 Lewis.
. Tudor Chas C, musician, b 7 Mich ave £.
Tuggey Charles, carpenter, Tremont, near
Woodward ave."
Tunis W £, book period, and news agent, 6
Lamed W.
Tuomey Wm, boot maker, with H L Chapin
& Co, 88 Monroe ave.
Tuny John, shoemaker, 72 Rivard.
TumbuU William, confectioner, 122 LamedW
Turner Porter G, leather dealer, 95 Elizab £,
and 14 Congress near Bates.
Turner Horace, pro*r steam stave manufy, r
184 Lamed £, same address 166 Wood-
bridge £.
Turner Mrs Mary, 291" Fort £.
Turner , barber, 99 Atwater £.
Turner Henry, butcher Jefferuoii ave and
Beaubian.
Turner Henry, moving, butcher, 409 Qnoid
River below Seventh.
Turner Charles D, importer foreign fmiti^
28 Woodward ave. r 618 Jeifereon ave.
Turner Chas D Jr, 28 Woodward ave and 618
Jeff ave.
Turner John, masoii, 227 Mullet.
Turner R, lab<N!er, 246 Lafayette W. '
Turner William, shoemaker, 260raiid &lw.
Turner Robt, doors, sash, Ac, 7 Grand Kiver.
Tumet John, lab, St Aubin.
Tuttle Joseph H, physician, 181 Congiesa B.
Tuttle Almeril, carriage maker, 6 Miami av.
Tuttle William, salesman, 6 Mismi are.
TWELL JOSEPH, foremen printer, Detroit
Tribune Office, r 14 Palmer.
Twomey Michael, b 66 Wayne.
Twomley R T, r 887 Woodward are.
TTLER C C & Co, manuf s and dealers m
boots, shoes and rubbers, 88 Woodward
ave. See 0d9*i poj^e 75,
TTLER CHAS C, (C C Tyler k, Co,) 101
Lamed E.
Tyler Rowland G, grocer, 62 Mich ave B.
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 167 Franklin.
Tyler Mrs Lydia, 64 Abbot.
TyleV Mrs Samuel, widow, Woodbridge B.
Tyre Edward, sailor, Dequindre near Frankl
Tyre William, drayman, Chane Lane.
Tyroller , drayman, Division.
Tyson John, storeman, 188 Adams ave B.
Tzehier Augustus, lab, 866 Franklin.
[Names In Cap I«enen eliarsed ll.OO,
AdTertleers In the ntreetoir not ehars*
ed, and tl&etr names are InvarlaMy
printed In display letters, when their
Cards are recelTod In tlmej
Udder Frederick, lab, 188 Howard.
Ueberroth Charles, tailor, with Charles Loge.
Ulman And. blacksmith, w J B Wilson.
Ulrich Henry, printer, 248 Beaubien.
Ulrich John, lab, 234 Brash.
Uhich Joseph, hatter, 203 Fort E.
Ulrich John, tailor, 263 Gratiot
Ulrich Victor, waiter, Russell House.
Ulrich Ferdinand, tinsmith, w T J Noyes.
Uhl Nicholas, carpenter, 279 Clinton.
Ulrich Peter, saloon, 17 Mich ave E.
Ulrich Victor, hatter, 191 Lafayette E, same
address 66 Lewis.
Ulrich John, saddler, 6 Monroe are.
Ulrich Joseph, salesman, r John Reno.
Uhich John, laborer, 71 Adams ave E.
And ADYXBTiBiNa Gazketeeb.
295
Ubnan Andrew, blacksmith, with J B WiiBon.
Underbill Edward, engineer, 18 Lafkyette £.
Underbill B, 84 Leyerett.
Underbill William M, watch maker, w Geo
Doty.
Underwood Albert, colored, waiter, Garrison
Hopse.
Unger Charles, tailor, north end Prospect.
Unitarian Obnrch, Lafkyette and Shelby.
United States BnildJng, Griswold, cor Lamed
United States Express Comp* office, 112 Jeff
ave.
United States Court and Offices, Federal
Building, Griswold.
United States Land Office, Federal Building,
United States Receiver and Depositary's of-
fice, Federal Building.
United States Lake Surrey Office, Wayne
bet Fort and Congress.
United States top obserratory,. Wash aye,
near Grand Riyer.
United States recruiting Bendesyous, 74
Woodbridge W, and auxilary office Camp-
us Martins.
United States Marine Hospital, Jeff aye east
end.
Unsicker George, teamster, Brewster, near
Antoine.
Unsolt John, laborer, 98 Antoine.
Uppendahl Fred, shoemaker, 218 Croghan.
Uppendahl Augustus, yinegar manufacturer,
11 Mechanic.
Upton Albert, cigar maker, 108 Mich aye W.
Ure James, grocer, 86 Grand Riyer, moring
to 201 second.
Uridge Philip, mason, 202 Park.
Usher John, laborer, 29 Sibley,
Usher J, laborer, 228 Park.
Uz John, laborer, 216 High.
[Namea In Cap Letiera eliarffed #1.
Advertisers In Ute Directory not cliarg-
ed^ nnd their names are inTarlably
printed In display letters nrhen their
Cards are received in time.]
Vaakark £ A, canrer, 149 Riyard.
Van Antwerp Francis, blacksmith, 818 At-
water £.
Van Baalen William, second hand clothing,
288 Jeff aye.
Van Brunt Mrs Electa, w Mrs Z Kirby.
Van Buren Ann, moying to 16 Howard.
Van Buren Ann, saloon, 107 Grand Riyer.
Van Cleye William H, accountant, Corwell,
Barnes & Co, 118, Jeff aye, b Garrison Ho
Van Dam Peter, blacksmith, 420 Lamed.
Van Dam Charles, cooper, 809 Fort E.
Van Dam Felix, cabinet mak, 227 Beaubien
Van de Bogart James, oyerseer, 197 Second.
Van Derbeck Egon, grocer, 201 Atwater E.
Van Dorp Louisa, 285 Sixth.
Van Derwarker John T, salesman, Parsona
dt Johnson, r 62 Abbot.
Van Dyke Ernest Emile, 800 Jeff aye.
Van Dyke Geo William, 800 Jeff aye.
Van D>yke Mrs J A, 800 Jeff aye.
Van Mourick Peter, salesman, Nail, Dunck-
lee A Co.
Van Haurermeiren Hipolite, carpenter, 120
Elisabeth E.
Van Hoisen Bernard, carpenter, 261 Macomb.
Van Haurermeiren Adolphus, carpenter, 257
Macomb.
Van Huiser Bernard, carpenter, 249 Macomb.
VAN HUSEN CALEB,*8uperintend't Detroit
Lo'tomotiye Works, r 169 Woodward aye.
Van Isaac M, watches and Jewelry, 127 Cass.
Van Leyen T, carpenter, 70 Montcalm.
Van Noorden Solomon, salesman, 288 Jeff a.
Van Noorden Solomon, with W Van Baalen.
Van Renssellaer Mrs Jeremiah, 215 Woodw
aye.
Van Renssellaer Carrol, w Mrs Van Renssel-
laer.
Van Sycle Isaac, blacksmith, b 81 Congress
E, same address at 14 Lewis.
Van Syde James, founder, 47 Lewis.
Van Tiflaiin Myron, carpenter, 114 Clinton. '
Van Valkenburg Charles, saloon, Mich aye
E, r 235 Croghan.
Van Valkenburg Charles William, Mich aye,
£, r 285 Croghan.
Vael Andrew, lab, 172 Columbia £.
Vais Ferdinand, carp. Russell.
Vail Chas, salesman, H Hallock, r 77 Adams
aye E.
Valentine Agnes, drees maker, 21 Lawrence.
Valentine John, lab, 99 Elizabeth E.
Valentine Joseph, wagon maker, 116 Maple.
Valentine Anthony, tinsmith, 278 Gratiot.
Valentine Anton, watch maker and Jewelry,
256 Jeff aye, r 226 Cong E.
Valentine Henry, watch maker, with Anton
Valentine.
Vallard John, sailor, Clinton near Dequin-
dre.
Vallee Mrs, 162 Woodb E.
Vallee , drayman, 58 Franklin.
Valliere Augustus, b h, 60 Atw E.
Valliere Augustus, Jr, 69 Atw £.
Vanallen R, engineer, 249 Laf W.
Vanantwerp Francis, marine blacksmith,
Atw foot Russell, residence 178 Congress
East.
Vanantwerp Chas, blacksmith, with Francis
Vanantwerp.
Vanmeter John, saloon, 60 Pine.
Vanderlip Fred, engineer, 815 Croghan, same
address 281 Hastings.
Vandermeulen J P, Hubbard's saw mill, Riy-
er Road, r 548 Woodb W.
Vandermeer A J, b Howard House.
296
Johnston's Dxiboit Gmr Dikbotobt,
Vandermeer J, muaician, b Howard House.
Vanderwarker John T, aalesman, 62 Abbot.
Yanderwerp James, blacksmith, 669 Jeff
are.
Yandland Hennon. smith, 90 8t Lawrence.
VanShoick John H, 169 Park.
YanSlvke £u«ene, steward, Forest Queen.
YAN STAN JOHN & CO, detective police
officers, office City Hall. See eardp 189.
Yanson Bei^, mas<«i. 106 Fanner.
Yan Bythe James, fireman, b Levi Dings.
Yaragnt Thos, miner, 171 Cong jB.
Yatcher Geo, b h, 7 Rowland.
Yangheln , carp, 169 Orleans.
Yeisenberg John, tailor, 1^ Beanbien.
Yender Wm, carp, 262 Orleans.
Yeenfliet Geo Fi^erick, government emi-
grant agt, office Detroit and Mil B Road
Depot, r 110 Ifiami ave.
Yellard John, master mariner, 866 Franklin.
Yenloon John, carp, 279 Antoine.
Yengence , barber, 16 Cass.
Yenghelave Chas, ship carp. Fort £.
Yenn T A, Co, meat market, 276 Jeff ave.
Yenn Bobt, morrocco dresser, 86 Hastings.
Yenn John, carp, 86 Hastings.
Yenn Wm, carp, 86 Hastings.
Yenn Thos, carp, 89 Hasti^.
Yenn Geo, sailor, Clinton near Dequindre.
Yent, Starr A Co, book publishers, office 14
MerriU Building Jeff ave.
Yent Louisa, lab. Bee near Fort.
Yent F, lab, 666 Woodb W.
Yerhoeff Peter F, 668 Jeff ave.
Yerdon Lawrence, book seller, 64 Griswold,
r 282 Seventh.
Yennoy James M, stage driver, 86 Elizabeth
West.
Yeregut Miss Mary, milliner and dress mak,
97 Bates.
Yereher Charles, cabinet maker, with J P
Long.
Yermeulen Joseph, bar tender, w C Schulen-
burger.
YermeuUen C H, fancy box maker, 94
Maple E.
Yermeullen Chas, book binder, 271 Jefferson
ave.
Yermeuller Pet»r, carp, 41 John R.
Yemor Benj, fire and general insurance agt,
46 Griswold, residence 148 Fort W. See
advertisement p
Yemor J S, 80 Farrar.
Yemor Chas H, 80 Farrar.
Yemor James, r 80 Farrar.
Yemor James, salesman, Higby &» Steams.
Yemor Martin, brewer, Jeff ave 10th Ward.
Yerrall Geo Wm, printer, r 142 Lamed E.
Yerfs Michael, saloon, Gratiot.
Yescilus Mrs John K, Seventh and Buena
Vista.
Yessel Anna Maria wid of Theodore, 166
Riopelle.
YesMj Wm, trader, 87 Adams ave W, boaid
Pen Hotel Gr River.
Yesey William, stone cutter, b G D Jdmsoo
same address on Guon.
Yeson Wm, box maker, 116 Maple.
Yeson Frederick, carp, 116 Maple
Yeth Peter, cabinet maker, 168 Fort E.
Yice Vincent, teamster, Bronson.
Vieth Chas, grocer, 266 Gratiot.
Vigor Edward, ci^t, Steamer May Queen, r
44 Orchard.
Vigor's Coal Tard, Atw near Brush.
Vigor Ezra, accountant, w £ Yiger, <^oe
Coal Tard.
Vigor Anthony C salesman, Ransom Gsirdiier,
Moved to Illinois.
Vigor Alex £, acct, b Capt Viger.
Villange Goniud, shoemaker, Bronson.
Villifer Joseph, hodman, Riopelle.
Vilaire Alex, saloon. Rail Road at Reaenroir.
Villger Mary, Widow James, near Dequindre.
Vinton W G, builder, shop 218 Caaa, res 11
Jones.
Vinton Andrew, gardener, north end Hast-
ings.
Vinton Andrew W, cooper, 846 Laf £.
Visner Gotleib, lab, 176 High.
Visvener Francis, blacksmith, 182 High.
Vislno Samuel, drayman. 182 Orleans.
Visthoff Joseph, 218 Laf E.
Vivian Albert, carp, 188 Rivard.
Vockel Joseph, brewer, 2 Maple corner
Gratiot.
Vogel Edward, cigar maker, 84 Beanbien.
Voght John, crockery manufr, 612 Gratiot^ r
Mary near R R Track.
Voght John, lab, 241 Dequindre.
Vogt Wm. shoemaker, w Geo Hager.
Vogt Andrew, Jewelry, 282 Macomb.
Volga Joseph, brewer, 121 High.
Yolk H, painter, 246 Laf E.
Yolk Anthony, currier, 66 Waterloo.
Yolk H, painter, 249 Laf E, same address at
149 same.
Volkenstein Frank C, grocer, 2 Catherine,
cor Antoine.
Volkenstein Geo, lab, 90 Mullet.
VoUrath Peter, wood sawyer, 816 Clinton.
Von Le\ien John, 70 Montcalm,
Voorhees John, attorney, with Backus &
Harburgh, b cor Jeff ave and Randolph.
Voorhees Peter, flour and feed, 84 Mich ave
W,r 42 Elizabeth E.
Voodre Peter, teamster, Catherine near De-
quindre.
Voorhies Peter, flour and feed, Georges near
Woodw ave.
Voorman F, lab, Whiting near Fort.
Vroman Henry, carp, 231 Fifth.
Vyse Mrs Margaret, 126 Mich ave W.
Vyse Jabeth, 126 Mich ave W.
And Adtsktibiho Gazbttebb.
29T
Xlf antes in G»p I<ett«m ebarsed tl.OO
AdTerUaers In Ute Directory not eharc-
•d, and tbeir names are InTajrlabljr
printed In display letters "prl&en tbeir
Cards arereeeiTed In tlnte.]
Wachter AngoBtuB, cabinet maker, Whitney
near Antoine.
Wachter Francis, woodflawyer, 17 Marion.
Wackennan Peter, mason' 194 Fort £.
Wade John, grocer, 75 Plumb.
Wade Wm, trader. Third near Jones.
Wade Miss Ann, 8 Rowland.
Wade T, tailor, 218 Howard.
Wadsworth Thos, ship carp, 281 Croghan.
Wadsworth Charles N, blacksmith, 281
Groghan.
Wadsworth Lewis Lee, blacksmith, 281
Croghan.
Waeld Chas. boots and shoes, 16B Qratiot,
Wagg David, lab, Dubois.
Waggonback Wm, lab, Scott near B Road.
Waggoner Philip, carp, 96 Chesnut.
Waggoner Prank, blacksmith, Franklm.
Wagoner Maurice, butcher, 8 Centre.
Wagoner Christian, carp, 248 Mullet.
Wagoner M&tthias, blacksmith, 65 Mullet
Wagner John, cabinet mak'-r, 172 Gratiot.
Wagner Angus, cabinet maker, 172 Oratiot.
Wagner Henry, teamster, 85 Fort E.
Wagner Ransford, grocer, 219 Woodw aye.
Wagner D & R, grocers, 219 Wooodw ave
aud 70 Gratiot.
Wagner Dewitt, grocer, 219 Woodw ave.
Wagner , cigar maker, 25 Laf E.
Wagenback Wm, porter, Higby & Steams.
Wagner Joseph, butcher, Mullet 10th Ward.
Wagner John, crrp, 544 Fort W.
Wagner John, furniture manufacturer, 172
Gratiot.
Wagner Philip, 276 Mullet.
Wagner D & R, grocers, Park and Colum-
bia.
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 Lamed E.
Wain Wm Jr, engineer, 91 Lamed E.
Wain Walter T, boiler maker, 91 Lamed E.
Waite David, ice pedler, 140 Lamed W.
Waits Martha, col, 359 Thompson,
Waits Edward, col, 359 Thompson,
Wakefield Dracilla, widow of Nathan, 85
Fort E.
Walbridge Wells D, Man L Sup Steam Bt
Line, r Mich Exchange.
Wallbridge Fidelia, seamstress, 266 Bean-
bien.
Waldman J, lab, 90 Labrosse.
Wales Edwin C, 274 Cong E.
Wales , sailor, 176 Cong E.
WaUoott Edmund, lab, 811 Fifth.
Wallcott Albert H, 259 Jeff ave.
Waldron Wm M, acct, James Bums A> Co.
Waldron James, tailor, 187 Fort E.
Waldron Wm M, acct, 204 Randolph, b Mn
Shackletine.
Waldnm Frank D, clerk, w Moore, Footed
Co.
Waller Wm, chandler, w N Tomlioaon.
Walker H L, b Russell House.
Walker David, clerk. Steamer May Qaeen.
Walker C J , attorney and counsellor, office
room 8 Waterman Building Woodw ave,
r 19 Fort W.
WALKER A, RUSSELL, attomiea, office
Woodward ave comer Lamed, Waterman's
Building. Sesadv^p
Walker Mrs S G, 60 Fort W.
Walker L B, 624 J^ave.
Walker W, 818 Mullet.
Walker Wm, blacksmith, 166 Cass*
Walker Thos, 211 Fifth.
Walker Ancil W, carp, 55 Jones.
Walker James £, carp, 55 Jones.
Walker James H, 89 Spencer.
Walker H T, physician, 28 Gr River.
Walker Daniel, clerk Steamer Forest Queen
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 Lamed E.
Walker E C, atty and couns, Walker and
Russell, 99 Fort W.
Walker Hiraih N, Atw E, b Mich Exchange.
Walker Henry, teamster. Oak near Seventh.
Walker Geo, sailor, 59 Laf E. «
Walker Henry, clerk, D & M R Road, b 89
CongE.
Walker James, clerk, D &. M R Road, b 89
Cong E.
Walker Geo, 0, carp, 126 Mich ave W.
Walker Duncan, machinist, 160 Howard.
Walker James, tinsmith, 70 Por.er.
Walker Charles H, express messenger, 92
Howard.
Walker Alvan H, 177 Laf W.
Walker Daniel, 92 Adams a^e W.
Walker Fred K, home mills, [Jeff ave r 820
Jeff ave.
Walker Ferdinand, dry goods', 68 Woodward
ave.
Walker Hobert, salesman, with Ferdinand
Walker.
Walker Daniel, saloon and cooper, 6 Maple
East.
Walker James, pattern maker, 78 Lewis.
Walker Geo, carp, 195 Fifth.
Walker James, tinsmith, 70 Porter.
Walker Duncan, finisher, 128 Jones.
Johkbtok's Dstrojt Cttt Dibbctobt,
Walker Heiuy W, derk, D A M R Boad, 90
Adanui &?• E.
Walker Lereretr. B, 668 Jeff are.
WaU Mrs Nicholas, 98 Farmer.
WaU Geo, lab, b M Trey.
Wall S. drayman, 178 Howaid.
WaU Thomaa Edward, lanaafe manofr, 84
Adama are E.
Wall Tbomu James, painter, 84 Adams are
East
Wall Bobt, salesman, 84 Adams ave E.
Wallace H & B. grocers, 161 Woodw are.
Wallace EH, trayeling agent, r 90 Adams
areW.
Wallace Thos, lab, 168 Franklin.
Wallace Darid, salesman, G & B McMillan.
Wallace Semuel, belfkst tavem. 111 Wood-
bridge W.
Wallace Thos, lab, 180 Third.
Wallace Bobt, acct, r 68 Howard, moring.
Wallace B H, produce mer, 197 Cass.
Wallace Joseph, 222 Bandolph.
Wallace James, col barber, 277 Cong £.
Wallace Bebecca, col, 124 Fort £.
Wallace Bobt, carp, 16 Montcalm.
Wallace Margaret, widow Thomas, wash, 76
LafE.
Wallace B C, salesman, H H & B F Wright.
Wallace Hugh W. grocer, 26 Columbia W.
Wallace B, grocer, 26 Columbia W.
Wallace Hugh, acct, 26 Columbia W.
Waller T W, acct, b Franklin House.
Wallester Nicholas, carp, 227 Laf E,
Wallester John, porter. Nail Buncklee & Co.
Walling Hubert, Croghan.
Wallingford Susan, 170 Cong W.
Walpert Frank, lab, 48 Maple.
Walpole £, lab, 202 Thompson.
Walsh Barney, teamster, 62 Elizabeth £.
Walsh A Nolan, grocers, Mich ave near cor
Second.
Walsh John, painter, 181 Second.
Walsh Daniel, sailor, 26 First.
Walsh William, laborer, board Michigan Ex-
change.
Walsh Nicholas, lab, 22 Orleans.
Walsh Daniel, sailor, 21 Biopelle.
Walsh Thomas, blacksmith, b Angus Came-
ron.
Walsh Bichard, machinist, 71 Lafontaine.
Walsh Daniel, sailor, 266 Catherine.
Walsh Wm, fireman, 61 Biopelle.
Walsh Thomas, fireman, 61 Biopelle.
Walsh Pat, cooper, Beaubien.
Walsh Michael, drayman, 897 Beaubien.
Walsh John, poulterer, 284 Woodward ave-
nue.
Walsh John Jr, carp, 284 Woodward ave-
nue.
Walsh Mary, wid of Pat, 175 Fifth.
Walsh John, lab, 142 Jones.
Walsh Pat, lab, 204 Sixth.
Walsh Nancy, widow of John, 97 Plum.
Walsh John, lab, 69 Cherry.
Walsh Pat, lab, 88 Clifford.
Walsh Bichard, gasfitter, 88 CliflRard.
Walsh Boee, widow of James, 60 Adama svs
East
Walsh John, derk, 60 Adams are B.
Walsh Thomas, watches A jewelry, 264 Ccd-
gress.
Walsh Thomas, grocery, 114 Woodb S.
Walsh Thos, Jewelry k notions, Woodw aTe^
Campos Martins.
Walsh Pat, with Thomas Walsh, r 254 Coi^
ress E.
Walsh Thomas, b Bussell House.
Waltensperger Christian F, biewer, 274 Rn»-
sell.
Waltz Wm, baker, 169 Bivard.
Walters Hiram A, engineer, 212 CQDg;ren
East.
Walter Lonisa, widow of Frederick. 114
High.
Walter Lewis, blacksmith, 179 Catherine.
Walters Benjamin, engineer, 91 Atwater
East.
Walter Elizabeth, widow, Macomb, Ten^
Ward.
Walters John, fireman, Hubard's sawmlD, r
Whiting near Fort.
Wands Alexander, blacksmith, 100 Elizabetli
East.
Wanick H, ashery, Michigan mre nearLa-
salle.
Wandbecg Andrew, stoneyard, Gratiot, r 9S
Macomb.
Wanbecg Joseph, marble manufacturer, 123
Woodward avenue, and 171 and 178 Gra-
tiot.
Wanbecg & Mussche, marble works, 171 and
178 Gratiot.
Wantt John, shoemaker, 289 Fort £.
WABD CAPT. EBEB B, ship mer and steam
boat owner, office Woodwward avenue,
below Atw, r Fort W.
Ward Captain John P, r E B Ward.
Ward Henry A, 49 Shelby.
Ward M, lab, 167 Orchard.
Ward Miss Mary, teacher Barstow Union
School.
Ward Frank, express messenger, b Merchant
ExchaRfje.
W:\r.il) I ;.^ l»'r.d, Hastings.
Ward Mrs M?i!y, wash. Hastings.
Ward . carp, b 49 Wayne.
Ward Jas, waiter, Bagg's Hotel.
Ward John, atty, b Mrs Alvord.
Ward Geo, lab, 464 Fort E.
Ward John, blacksmith, board 84 M<mt-
calm.
Ward Mrs M B, b h 289 Jeff ave.
Ward Michael, lab, 244 Third.
Ward Chas, drayman, 44 Sibley.
Ward & Famsworth, attomies, 40 Woodw
ave.
m) AD^nERIISING OAZaBTTBEB.
299
W«rd John, Ward & Farnswortli, 40 Woodw
aye.
Ward H D A, atty 6b oouib, 180 Jefferson
are.
Ward Sl Famsworth, law offloe 8 Seitz Buil-
ding, Qruw.
Ward John, attorney, W dt F, b H H Phil-
brick.
Ward Bey Milton, pro Epis miniiter, 408
Catherine, near 8t Aubin.
Ward J F, comedian, 27 Laf W.
Ward Wm, mnaic teacher, 408 Catherine near
8t Aabin. *
Ward £dwai4, student, 408 Catherine, near
St Aubin.
Wardell Wm, bill poster, at the news offices,
r 16 Fort E.
Warenspecker, J, near Fort on Whiting.
Warner Wm A Co, lumber mer, 849 Atwater
cor RiopeUe.
Warner M W, Lamed House, Third & Wood-
bridge.
Warner J GB, salesman, with Oliyer Gold-
smith. >.
Warner widow Caroline A, 19 Sl20 WaTerly
House, Jeff ave.
Warner Jas G B, salesman, with Oliver Gold-
smith.
Warner Birs J M, dressmaker, 49 Wayne.
Wares Geo, col'd, 86 Jeff are.
Warner Wm, Wm W & Co, residence 87 Lar-
nedE.
Warner Wm, gardener, 86 Miami ave.
Warner J C, 68 Washington ave.
Warner Augustus, gardener, 86 Miami ave-
nue.
Warren Thos, painter, b 10 Second.
WARBEN JOSEPH, Ed. Det Aivtrtiur, r
282 Third.
Warren Edwin, fruit and confections, 216
Jeff ave.
Warren Henry M, acct, gas light office, r 282
Third.
.Warren Landon, druggist, residence 282
Third.
Warren W A, master mariner, 74 Mont-
calm.
Warren John L, carpet weaver, 128 Lamed
West.
Warren Wm Edwin, fruiterer, 128 Lamed
♦ West.
Warren Ohas A, sup't Kenyon*8 cane seat fac
tory.
Warriner Wm E, lumber inerch, 28 Sibley,
office 61 Waverly Block.
Warriner Chester, 67 Howard, moving to
Jackson city.
Waring Anson, Deputy Sheriff, Sheriff's of-
fice Griswold.
Warrington Fred, brakeman, 168 Sixth.
Warren R J, col'd, whitewasher, Mich ave &
Third.
Warren J L, Jr, painter, 288 Thompson.
Warren Geo, hostler, 66 CUflbrd.
Warren Lewis, col'd lab, 202 Adams arenue
East.
Warren W A, r 94 Park.
Warren W A, salesman, w S Griggs dt Co, r
112 Farmer.
Warren William A, auctioneer, 66 Adams
areE.
Warren Mary, widow of Archibald, 61 Gra-
tiot.
Warren Isaac, saddler, Hayden A Baldwin,
r 01 Gratiot.
Wanen Eobt H, coPd plasterer, 185 Mac-
omb.
Wash Wm, fireman, 61 Biopelle:
Wash John, wagon maker, 97 Antoine.
Washhigton Nelson, ool'd cook, Hastings and
Kentucky.
Washington Louis, col'd carp, Ohio*
Washington Market, Wayne and Lamed«
Washington Jas, col'd, 106 Macomb.
Washington Geo, col'd, baker, 67 Croghan.
Washington Willis B, col'd, nursetender, 187
Laf E.
Washington Mary, col'd, 100 Clinton.
Washington Geo, col'd, 861 Laf E.
Watches Nicholas, pedler, lab, bet Prospect
and Hastings.
Watco Joseph, lab, 102 Jay.
Waterfall John, carp, 82 Locust.
Waterfall Thomas, carp, 184 Fort E.
Waterfall John, carp, 184 Fort E.
Waterman Charles H, banker, 28 Elizabet
West.
Waterman Joshua W, atty & conns, office 68
Grisw, r 67 Washington ave.
Waterman Wm J, atty & couns, office 68 Gris
res 19 High.
Waters Bridget, washwoman, 95 Antoine.
Waters Jas, manf steam plough, Det Loco
Works, r 71 Col. W
Waterson Salina, widow, 270 Brash.
Watkins Henry, machinist. Congress cor Sev-
enth.
Watkins Andrew L, teacher^ Barstow Union
School.
Watkins Bei\] H, salesman, with H H Hodg-
son.
Watkins Wm Edward, tailor, 129 Beech.
Watkins H S, sash, door and blinds, moved
to the country.
Watkins Washington, saddler, 46 Macomb.
Watkins Stephen E, Post Office clerk, 45
Macomb.
Watkins Bex^, salesman, 46 Macomb.
Watkins Henry A, machinist, 82 Fourth.
Watson Geo, artist, studio 169 Jeff ave, mo-
ving to Grellings.
Watson Geo, 209 Antoine.
Watson Widow Ann, sempstress, 125 Cathe-
rine.
Watson Geo, artist, residence 141 Elizabeth
East. ^
soo
Johitbton's DxTBorr Cftr DnuDcroBY,
WatflOD Alexander, mJood, 168 Qntiot.
Watson Eugene, 577 Jeff are.
Watton Alexander, warehouseman, 17 Beech
Watson Geo, carp, Lafontaine near llichigan
ave.
Wataon W B, engineer, 61 Sixth.
Watson Geo, lab, 198 Lamed £.
Watson Mrs Samuel G, 897 Jeff are, same
address 477 Jeff ave.
Watson A, grocer, 271 Woodw ave.
Watson Mrs Frederick, ISlCUfford.
Watson Wm, salesman, 64 Russell.
Watson Robert, car maker, 88 Congress E.
Watson Wm, carp, 182 Fifth.
Watson Hiram, physician, r 17 Cong near
Griswold.
Watson Eugene W, 677 Jeff are.
Watson Robert P, carp, 78 Labrosse.
Watson H C, spring-bed manufacturer, 16
Jones.
Watson A, grocer, 271 Woodw are.
Watson Andrew, clerk, 71 Adams are £.
Watson Alexander, saloon, 271 Laf £.
Watson William, First engineer steamboat
Ocean.
Watt Robt, Unner, Franklin.
Wattles J H, medical student. Doc. Day.
Watts Reuben, colored, whitewasher, w B J
Warren.
Watts J J, sailmaker, Wing near Fort.
Watts Joseph J, Dep. Sheriff, Sheriff's office
Griswold.
Watz Constantino, teacher, Ger A Eng Acad-
amy, 228 Laf E, r 191 Fort E.
Waukous Christian, cooper, 217 Grataot.
Waxmouth — — , printer, residence 18 Laf
East.
Way Wm, trader, 219 Third.
Way Nathan, carp, 281 Seventh.
WAT F B, Gen Supt Detroit Tribune Office,
res cor Madison ave and Grand Circus.
Way Wm B, 70 Gr River, moving to First,
north of Mich ave.
Wayne James B, Fulton Iron Works, res 80
LafE.
Wayne 6l Robinson, maehinists. Brush near
Atwater.
Weach John, lab, 76 Woodb W.
Wealde Geo, tailor, 171 Macomb.
Weaver John, rag pedler, 142 Columbia E.
Weaver Margaret, widow of Moses, 156 Eliz-
abeth £.
Weaver S D, 7 Clifford.
Weaver Henry, lab. Fort below Campeau.
Weaver J A, 257 Howard.
Weaver — ^, shoemaker, 187 Fort B.
Webling Samuel John, milwright, 842 Cong-
ress £.
Webb Beiy L, 188 Laf W, bet Third and Sec-
ond,
Webb Mrs Wm, grocer, 169 Congress E.
Webb Rev W, 171 Congress E.
Webb Chas, salesman,^169 Congress £.
Webb Frauds, PeopleB' Intel Office. 206 hd
ave, moving.
Webb Wm, ool'd, grocer, OoognaB cor Ab-
toine.
Webb Francis, 894 Beaublen.
Webber P J, carp, 161 Orchard.
Weber Leonard, servant, w 8 S Baznaid.
Weber Henry, Air man, 129 Woodw mve, fsi
24 High.
Weber Robt, w Geo Weber.
Weber Geo. grocer, 68 Front.
Weber H^iry, shoemaker, WiDdus ne^r Beaa
•bien.
Weber Augustus, lab, 97 Efisabeth E.
Webber Nicholas, mason, 100 Marion.
Weber Fred, salesman, 117 High.
Weber Mrs Geo, 198 Thompson.
Weber Frank, butcher, 243 Anioiiie.
Weber Chas, hodman, Watson.
Weber Chas, teamster, 62 High.
Weber Ignats, blacksmith, Hastinga, nsv
Gratiot, r 44 Catherine.
Weber Geo, baker, 269 Hastings.
Weber Frank, morter maker, 269
Weber Chas. carp, 249 Clinton.
Weber Frank, butcher, 161 Gratioi.
Weber Peter, toiler, 824 Clinton.
Weber Ann, wid of Nicholas, dyeing ^ i
87 Antoine.
Weber Chas, carp, 262 Laf E.
Weber Wm, lab, 250 Laf £.
Weber St Fonderheider, shoemakers, 51 Ifieb
ave E.
Weber Joseph, shoemaker, 51 Michigan aft
East.
Weber Frederick, salesman, with Ferdinaod
Walker.
Weber Philip, har maker, Hayden db Bald>
win.
Weber Fred, butcher, Gratiot.
Weber &. Springer, stonecutters, 257 An-
toine.
WEBSTER M HOWARD, alderman. Second
Ward, res 225 Jefferson ave, comer Rsa-
dolph.
Webster Wm. drayman, r 65 Wayne.
Webster Geo, gas fitter, 286 High.
Webster Jas, carp, 125 Beech.
Webster Timothy, last maker, 10 Catherine.
Webster Arthur, milwright, 852 Congress
East.
Webster S C, r 59 Georges
Webster E W, tinner, 16 Sibley.
Webster Daniel, last maker, 207 Beaubien.
Webster % 0, last maker, 207 Beaubien, same
address 174 Beaubien. •
Webster Wm, gas fitter, with F Wetmore A
Co.
Webster Gteo, plumber, with William Web-
ster.
Webster Moses, ship carp, 17 Beaubien.
Webster Geo C, machinist, 146 Howard.
Webster Mrs, 54 Abbot— moving.
And ADYSBTiBiNa Oazbttseb.
301
Webster Dayid, poulterer, 122 First.
Webster Chas, clerk, Russell House.
Webster D. 42 Mich ave W.
1 Wechsmnth Wm, printer, b Chas Lotz.
Week Joseph, lab, Bee near Fort.
Weeks Wm H, shoemaker, 69 George.
; Weeks Oliver, watchmao, 62 Thompson.
Weet Wm, b h 77 Or River.
Weible Jatob, carp, 176 Catherine.
Weichler Chas, overseer, 4th Ward.
Weeichsler Chas, farrier, 110 Croghan.
Wein Jacob, shoemaker, 130 Mnllet.
Weinbecker Bernard, woodsawyer, Brewster
near Hastings.
Weiner A, shoemaker, 115 Thompson.
j Weinger John, shoemaker, 885 Hastings.
Weinger John, 2nd, shoemaker, 885 Has-
tings.
Weir Jas D, atty, w Wm P Terkes, office No
' 11 Rotunda, r 197 Cong E.
Weir John, boiler maker, 46 Eighth.
Weise Adolph, cutter, 93 Macomb.
^ Weiss John P, piano tuner, 247 Cong E.
Weiss Meyer, pedler, 129 Croghan.
Weiss Philip, pedler, 160 Second.
Weissbrod Christ Frederick, tinsmith, Cath-
erine.
Weissenstein Charles, 2nd, baker, 83 Cath-
erine.
• Welsenburg John, dyer and scourer, 47 Fort
East.
Weisenburg John, tailor, 140 Beaubien.
Weitz Adam, painter, 113 Riopelle.
* Weitzell Mrs, widow, 695 Jeff ave.
Welbom Wm, St Bt Steward, 26 Croghan.
I Welch James M, merchant, r 820 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 Margareita, 38 Abbot.
Welch Sb Qascoigne, carriage builders, 15
Stole W.
Welch John M, waiter, Russell House.
Welcome L F, shoemaker, 90 Qr 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 Lamed
West moving.
Weller D S T, pavirig contractor, 87 Wash-
ington ave.
Wellington James, servant, w John W John-
ston.
Wellington Chas, lab, 125 Orchard.
.. Weihng Samuel John, milwright. 842 Cong,
ress £.
Wells Rev N M, pastor Bethel Church, 108
Farmer.
Wells Sanford, acct, r 49 High.
Welles John A, atty, office 68 Oriswold, b
Mich Exchange.
Wells John E, Bamlet A, Wells, Grand Riv-
er.
Wells Wm P, atty and couns, office 58 Gris-
wold.
WtUs Daniel T, attv A couns, 58 Griswold,—
moving. #
Wells Frank, bricklayer, b Peninsular Ho-
tel.
Wells John C, student at law, with S P Pur-
dy.
Wells &, Hunt, law office, Buhl Building,
Griswold.
Wells H H, atty and couns, 421 JeffbrsoQ
ave.
Wells Marshall, Dep U S Marshal, office 85
Macomb.
Wells Wm,ma]ster, 118 Woodb E.
WeUs Harrison, barber, 183 Woodb W.
Welton Luke, expressman, 54 Howard. .
Wellwood Wm, stone cutter, b 66 Wayne.
Welz Fred, fancy baker, 196 Hastings.
WENDELL EMORY, cashier Peninsular
Bank, 126 Jeff ave, r 80 First. Sec adv%
page 102.
Wendell Mrs T S, 74 Wayne.
Wendell Chas E, Am Express office, r 74
Wayne.
Wendell John, r 297 Congress E.
Wendell Oscar, r 297 Congress £.
Wenig Henry, potash manufacturer, Mich
ave, W belx>w Trowbridge.
Wentworth Walter, artist, Boiler's Hall.
Went Fred, lab, 81 Jay.
Wentter John, harness maker, 251 Mullet.
Wentz Joseph, engineer, Atwater E cor Riva
Wenzell Andrew, morocco, 22 Monroe ave.
and factory, 42 Jones.
Wepfler John, baker, 1^ Fort E.
Werner Ludwig, finisher, 185 Croghan.
Werner Georse, 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.
Worth Henry, laborer, 48 Waterloo.
Werthman Anthony, grocer, 287 Clinton.
Werken D L V, 230 Thompson.
Work P, laborer, 781 Mich ave W.
Wertz 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 Hamtramck,
Jeff ave.
302
Johnston's Dxteoit Cut Dibsctobt,
Wesley Solomon, police, 66 Henij.
Wesbness G, ma0<m, Trowbridge, near Mich
ave.
West Channcey, laborer, 28 Napoleon.
West William, comedian, b Geo D Johnson.
West Nelson N, steward steamboat Union.
West John, butcher, 208 Cass.
West James, wagon maker, 19 Spencer.
West James, wagon maker, 864 Lamed E.
West William, mosician, b 7 Biich are E,
moving. ^
West , broom maker, with J. £. Eagle.
West Elixabeth, 124 Howard.
West Richard J, batcher, w J N^McChne, r
8 Lewis.
West John, carpenter, 162 Croghan.
West Nelson N, steward ferry steamer Union,
r 58 Jeff are.
Westaway James, hardware and stOTes, &c,
66 Larned cor Wayne, moTing to Grand
River.
Westaway William, news and periodical
dealer, &c., 4 Lamed W.
Westaway James, Grand River, W of Thomp-
son.
Western Union Tel, office Jefferscm are and
Griswold.
Western Hotel, 178 A 180 Woodbridge W.
Westfall John, brakeman, b 8 Brush.
Westoff Martin, yamisher, 255 Hastings.
Weston Andrew J, salesman, r 268 Fifth.
Weston John, carpenter, 118 First.
Wetilanfer Fred, tailor, 280 Brush.
Wethington Abraham, colored, cook, 157
Beaubien.
Wethoff John, grocer 105 Maple E.
Wetmore F 6b Go, china, crockery and glass-
ware, 68 Woodi^ird ave.
Wetmore Frederick, (F WJ& Co,) r 411 Jeff
ave.
Wetmore Amos K, accbuntant, w Frisbie db
Co.
Wetmore H F, bh 101 Lamed W.
Weyl Charles, constable, St. Aubin are 10
Ward.
Weyle John, laborer, 868 Macomb.
Weyl Adolph, bar tender, with Martin Trey.
Weymire William, carpenter, 187 High E.
Weymouth G A, salesman, James McGrath,
r C Williams, same address 196 Second.
Weymouth Miss A, teacher Ist Ward
School, Abbot.
Whalon William, clerk, b Jerome White.
Whalon Patrick, 199 Seventh.
Whalon James, printer, b h 88 Laf E.
Whalon William, accountant, Eastern Hotel.
Whalon Michael, porter, 89 Howard.
Whalon Michael, baggageman, 188 Howard.
Whalon John, lab, 57 Montcalm.
Wheaton W W, importer and wh grocor, 14
Woodward ave.
Wheaton Horace, bookbmder, w S Doir IB-
wood, r 91 Abbot.
Wheeler George, carpenter, w John F CoopK
Wheeler Tri, cooper, 286 Beaubien.
Wheeler W T, commission merchant, 27Waik*
ington ave.
Wheeler J B, contractor, 18and20GrBiii
River, same name at 217 Fifth.
Wheeler Alexeus, (colored,) nphdsterer, 86
Mullet.
Wheeler William, sailor, 196 Croghan.
Wheeler Rebecca, colored, moving to NidM)*
las Edmunds.
Wheeler William W, sup Pitt*8 saw miO, r SN
Lamed E.
Wheeler W S P, 208 Lamed S.
Wheeler Chas F, 208 Lamed E.
Wheeler Richard 0, Parsons A Johnson, SOS
Lamed E.
Wheeler James R, saloon, 7 BftchigaaaveS,
moving.
Whiffler Augustus, carriage trimmer, witb
M M Gisler.
Whipples billiard saloon, 228 Jeff ave.
Whipple John L, capUun propeUor B F Broee,
217 Congress E.
Whipple A W, captain U S A, 88 Congien Y>
moving to 165 Woodward ave.
Whipple J L, spring bed manufr, 10 State oor
Famier, bumed out and address nod**
ported.
Whipple Daniel, billiard rooms and ssIoob,
209 r Congress E.
Whipple D R stone cutter, 8 Clinton.
Whisker George, blacksmith, 270 BeanbiA
Whisker Geo, blacksmith, 250 Lafayette &
Whitbrook Agnes, 215 Grand River.
Whitbrook Mrs Chas, 214 Fifth.
Whitcomb Joseph S, grocer, 78 Grand Bivvf*
Whitcomb James M, accountant, Laraei
near Orleans.
Whitcomb A 0, 288 Lafayette, W.
Whitfield John, colored, eatmg house, 49
Atwater £.
Whitcomb De Witt C, Bfich C R B PoUoe, r
96 Abbot
White T, sails and rigging, ftp stairs, 4 Wood-
ward ave.
White James C, physician, office 184 JeSv,
r 111 Lamed, deceased.
White John, plasterer, 107 Rivard,
White F D, laborer, 157 Croghan.
White Ancel, mason, 65 Catherine.
White AlAred, tailor, 889 Grand Rirer.
White , salesman, 97 Elizabeth E.
White Jervis B, Antoine near Wilkins.
White George, butcher, 489 Hastmgs.
White James, carpenter, Jeff ave 10 War!
White William, pattam maker. Fort E.
White Thomas, sailmaker, 255 ThompsOD.
White M, drayman, 409 Lafontaine.
White P, pedler, 814 Woodbridge W.
White Thomas, waiter, Ruasell Houfle.
And Adybbtising Qazbiteeb.
303
White Henry, boiler maker, 180 FortE.
White Laiyence, blacksmith, 947 Lamed E.
White Robert, book agent, 158 Congress E.
White William, colored asryant, Cyrus Jenks.
White T A, dentist, 166 Woodward aye.
White James W, plaster, 107 Rivard.
White widow Catherine, 181 Hastings.
White Charles, painter, 181 Hastings.
White Martin, sailor, 20 Atwater E.
Whitehead James, tailor. 164 Second.
WhitehiU William, woodturner, 115 Adams
aye E.
Whitney C J, melodian manft*, 88 Park.
Whitney Orlando, express agent, 281 Jeff av.
Whitney David Jr, lumber merchant, office
Chas Merrell.
Whitbeck John, teacher, 4th Ward colored
school.
Whyte Wm, pattern maker. Fort E 10 Ward.
White H K, 166 Woodward ave.
White Thomas, waiter, RnsseU House.
White Nicholas, sailor, Marquette.
White H K, salesman, 166 Woodward are.
White Fidel, lab, Catherine and Riyard.
White Robert, book agent, 158 Congress E.
White George, laborer,HastingsatRail Road
Track.
White Martha, colored. Wash 146 Wood-
bridge E.
White , clerk, G W R Way, b 41 Fort
E.
White Martha, colored, 177 Beaubien.
White George, plumber, 102 Bates, r Con-
gress E.
White Jonathan, 15 Griswold.
White A Lathrop, dentists, 166 Woodward
ave.
White Thos A, dentist, b Mrs Papancdu.
White Jerome, strangers' home, 147 Wood-
bridge W.
Whitehead Edward T, accountant, moving
from city,
Whitehead J, tailor^ 166 Woodward ave,
moving.
Whiting Joseph P, Assist City Marshall, city
HaU, r 16 Laf W.
Whiting J T, fire and marine insurance agent,
office foot of First.
WHITING H REES, local Editor Detroit
Tribune, r J L Whiting.
Whiting S Conant, mechanic, r J L Whiting.
Whiting A Benedict, dental surgeons, 268
Jeff ave.
Whiting L C, dental surgeon, 268 Jeff ave.
WHITING J L & CO, real estate and gen-
eral insurahce agent, 68 Griswold. See
advertieementj page 81.
Whiting John L, (J L W db Co,) r 604 Jeff av.
Whiting J Talman, r 266 Woodbridge, W,
office foot of First on Dock.
Whiting DeGarmo J, attorney, J L W & Co,
office 68 Griswold.
Whiting Henry, accountant, r 48 Lafkyette W.
Whitney Joseph P, gardener and nurseiy,
Woodward and above ToUgate.
Whiting Stephen, carp, 282 Columbia E.
Whiting Abraham, blacksmith, 214 Wood-
ward ave.
Whiting William, farmer, 268 Mullet.
Whiting L C, moving to East Saginaw, Sag-
inaw Co.
Warran W A, salesman, with J H Kenyon db
Co.l
Whitman P 0, carpenter, 127 Cass, moving.
Whitman George, carpenter, 106 Porter.
Whitman B H, engineer, 98 Adams ave W,
same address 18 Elizabeth W.
Whitmore, Rathbun 6b Co, stone flagging,
foot of Wayne.
Whitman Charles, engineer, r 121 Wayne.
Whitman G W, engineer, 116 Catherine
Whitman G W, carpenter, 60 Abbot, same
address 106 Porter.
Whitmore Miss T, teacher. Lamed St Pub-
lic School. t '
Whittlesey Henry M, Register of Deed for
Wayne Co, office Congress cor Griswold, b
Russell House.
Whitmore J, pedler, r 86 Columbia W.
Whitmore Joseph, laborer, 804 Franklin.
Whitney Mary, widow of Edson, Antoine
near Wilkins.
Whitney Chas W. machinest, Antoine near
WUkins.
Whitney Daniel C, machinest, Antoine near
Wilkins.
Whitney Mary, r Antoine.
Wbitaker Byron, ice dealer, 809 Franklin.
Whittemore Isaac, pedler, 80 Macomb.,.
Whittemore Thos H, conductor, 188 Adam«
aveE.
Whittemore J H, b Mrs M J Rogers.
Whittemore J P, attorney, office 68 Griswold
r High.
Whittemore J Henry, Staring db Whittemore,
Merrill Building, b Madison ave and Ran-
dolph.
Whittle William, baggageman, b 46 Atwater
E
Whittle L, horseshoer, Grand River, r80
Elizabeth £.
Whitwood D C, 612 Woodward ave.
Wibel Michael, cooper. Elm
Wickans Richard, mason, 62 Laf E.
Wickert Hermon, baker, 114 Fort £.
Wicart Rev Lucian J, assist pastor, St.2Ann'8
Catholic Church.
Wickware C, b h 19 Congress W.
Wickham Ellen, widow of Edward, grocery,
99 Lamed E.
Wickham Peter, lab, 41 Franklin.
Wickes O G, r 62 Baker.
Wieber Peter, blacksmith, 76 High.
Wien Jacob, shoemaker, 11 Mich ave W.
moving to 117 Bates.
Wideraski John, shoemaker, 26 Maple E.
S04
Johnston's Dstboit Cnr Dibectobt,
Wlderbalt Andrew, carpenter, Rnssell.
IVideman John, tailor, 168 lUnllet.
^Idell , woodturner, r 251 Beanbien.
Wickham L, b A Larkin.
Wiexner Maximilian, butcher, w Wm Smith.
Wiessenhoff Mathew, bartender, Bates St.
Coffee House.
Wiess John, stone cutter, 802 Atwater E.
Wies Jacob, laborer, 269 Mullet.
Wigart Emanuel, (in Kansas) fam r 11 Porter.
Wight Alexander, salesman, Freedman A
Brothers.
17{ght Alphens, livery stable, 60 & 62 Mich
aye E
Wight Buckminster, lumber merchant, 896
Jefferson ave.
Wight Edward B, r Buckminster Wight.
Wight Henry A, lumber merchant, 886 Jeff
ave.
Wight Edwin B, attorney, 895 Jeff are.
Wi^ht Stanley G, lumber merchant, 888 Jeff
aye.
Wight E, teamster, Charlotte near Woodward
aye.
Wight Thomas, sailmaker, 266 Thompson.
Wight C, finisher, 241 Trowbridge.
Wights Christian, shoemaker, 165 Lafayette
E.
Wightman John, carpenter, 816 Lafayette E.
Wiggins S. 166 Park.
Wiggins Samuel, engrayer, 65 Woodward
aye, r 72 Eliza W.
Wiggin Charles L, accountant, w Frederick
•• A Stokes.
Wiggins Ceba, carpenter, 160 Clifford.
Wilbur Miss, teacher, Barstow Union School.
Wilbur, (not home,) engineer 820 Laf E.
WILCOX W W, city assess, office 120 Grisw,
res 86 Miami ave.
Wilcox 0, Trowbridge, & Wilcox, 76 Miami
aye.
WILLCOX E N & B, attomies 6lc, office 17
and 18 Rotunda, Griswold. See advertise-
ment, page 227.
WILLCOX E N, attorney, r 480 Jeff aye.
WILLCOX B, attorney, r 285 Lamed comer
Russell.
WILCOX ALONZO N, printer, b H H Phil-
bricks, cor Randolph and Jeff aye.
WILCOX S P, H P Baldwin & Co, moy to 68
Howard near Third.
Wilcox George A, attomey, office Rotunda
Griswold.
Wilcox Geo N, painter, 116 Adams aye E.
Wilcox Ed C, student, 63 Howard.
Wilcox & Chase, law office, Jeff aye comer
Griswold.
Wilcox Lyman G, W & Chase, Griswold and
Jeff aye.
Wilcox Geo G, acct, assessor s office.
Wilcoxson John R, 298 Randolph.
Wilcoxson Anthony, stone cutter, w Bulman
and Vesey.
Wilde Wm, shoemaker, 868 Beaubien.
Wilde Martin, carriage trimmer, ifB High E.
Wild Geo, account, 98 Larned E.
Wilde Lewis, lab, 207 Macomb.
WILET JEFFERSON, Jackson db W, r 202
FortW.
Wiley John H, carp, 241 Fort E.
WILEY WM, acct, w Jackson & WQey, r 52
Madison aye.
Wiley James, lab, b Angus Cameron.
Wiley C Tolby, printer, 147 Jeff aye.
Wiler Philip, shoemaker, 29 Silyer.
Wilder A A, machinist, Dequindre dt Gaoin,
r 212 Congress E.
Wilder E A, engineer, b A A Wilder.
Wilder J T, 296 Sixth.
Wilder Wm, milwright, 207 Catherine.
WILDER A A, patent planer, 212 Cong. S,
office 68 Wayerly Block, Jeff aye. SeeaOvU
Wilhelm John, lab, 108 Baker.
Wilkie Bayid, grocer, 201 Gratiot.
Wilkie Andrew, grocer, 141 Beaubien.
Wilkie Edward B, 141 Beaubien.
Wilkie Dayid, tinsmith, 205 Gtatiot.
Wilks James, watchman, 186 Abbot.
Wilks J Aston, salesman, w Farrell Bros.
Wilks A, lab, b City Hotel.
Wilks Geo, grocer, 127 Woodb cor First, res
Bagg's Hotel.
Wilkins Henry, carp, 158 Beech.
WILKINS ROSS, U S Dis Judge, 147 Cong S.
WILKINS WM D, clerk, IT S, Dis Court,
Pres Det Board Public Instruction, 475
Jeff aye, office oyer Mich Ins Bank.
Wilkins Alyan, real estate and ins, office 70
Griswold, r 8 Madison aye.
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 engrayer,
Cong E 10th Ward.
Wilkinson Geo, 225 Croghan.
Wilkinson Jphn, shoemaker, 55 Laf E.
Wilkinson James, tayem keeper, 171 Frank-
lin.
Wilkinson Oliyer,. shoemaker, 55 Laf E.
Wilkinson Geo L, ship carpenter, 54 Front.
Wilkinson Edwin, musician, 171 Franklin.
Wilkinson James R N, gold pen manufr, 171
Franklin,
Wilkinson Albert, shoemaker, 101 Labroase.
Wilkison Isaac, col waiter, 161 Croghan.
WILLARD LUTHER B, oyerseer of city
poor, office City Hall, res 99 First.
Willard Widow, 141 Fort E.
Willard Chas, carp, 85 Atw E.
Willis Francis, printer, 57 Abbot.
Willis Wm, col cook, 108 Croghan.
Willis EHjah, col cook, r 162 Gratiot
Willet Peter, drayman, 7 Hastings.
Willet Peter, drayman, 293 Atw E.
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THE
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To wh<Hii will be giTeo,
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PAT FROM $11 TO $22 FEB MONTH.
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DitroU, March, 1861. Itt Lieui. Bih Jhfaiftry, Bwruiting Qfccr.
irilililAia BUBOIIS,
DEALER IN
FLOUE AND FEED
Above t]w BidcUe Hovae, on the opposite ride of tbe aTenve,
Floor, meal, Bnek HHheat Flour, Sie.^ &e.9
OOVBTAVTIiT OIT HAVD.
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27a Jeflbnon aTcune,
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306
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Oran«rof Fortand Beavbien Sti,
DETROIT, - - HICHIGAH.
ABOUT T'WENTY
CONSTASTLT ON HAND.
Don are the most invf ting meats in the market of
_ Detroit. The Bnbscriber has been edmcated to his
btLsincsg, aud an Exhibliion of hk Prasenred Meats and Sansages obtained Diplomas at the
Michigan State Fafar in the Fall of 1859. ffis Boned and Preeerred Pigs' Heads are Bpka^
did| and when serred in good style at parties command admiration as well as stomachic ap-
preciation. His Preserred Meats are Jost the requisite for Sappers, Pic-nic Parties, Hunting
^nd Fishing BxcnrsioDS, as well as for the breakhst ''relish" in erery funily.
J. B. HANNIMAN, (hrner qf Fort md Bmmbim.
C. & P. MELIUS, AGTS,
Man nf aotore a. Wholesale and Betail Dealers iB
CAST STEEL SAWS,
ALL KINDS OF SAWS
MADB TO OBOBB, AVD
Bepairing Done on Short Notice*
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Detroit, - - BlvdCiohi^an.
AvD ADTxamBDra HMzaroMR. 307
Goods for Men's Wear Exclusively!
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, READY Ma'de" CLOTHING,
JFYn« Grmdf tar CUy Tradty
BBADT MADB OliOTHISO VOR SUBlVAHnAIi OmnnTIf
I XhiB Btook is eepedaUy defigned for Jobbing to Mtrt^uuii HMcn.
And an Seasonable and Fashionable Trimmings in quantity.
; MEN'S FTJRNISHIISra aooDS,
Of the flxMft imporUd, M well m the hoKvimgndBB, radh m Hmtt (hrwalU, Duok and Daklnu, B«d and
Blue Flannel ShirU and Dmwen, Woolen Books, Olorei, ete.
J
t In qnantlUee, oonatanily on hand,
N. R Menn. Jiiaa B. Eaoli and Biobibd B. Bllxor, win be happy to lee their old iMenda and
enstomeni, aancnal. *
H. DENDEL & Co,
t^ Custom Work done to order on short notice and leasonable terms. A share of the
pnbUe patronage is respecfcftilly solicited.
JAMES HKcKAI',
I>ETEOTI^^E OEEIOER,
OflLoe ITo. 14 Xiohlgaa Ayenne, West,
ITBAB WOODWABn ATI., DITMIT. f
906
JoHnrav's Dbeboit Cmr Ddeioioxti
WiDet mdmtA, 1 Porter.
WiBet HiJler, tin and ooppersmith, 1 Porter.
WILLIT8 W teecher, r 67 Loenii.
WlUiUa D, carpenter, National aTenae and
Pine.
WUlitU P, carp, 147 Thompeon.
Willitta Wm J, patten maker, 6 Abbot.
WilUtU Jobn, addroM omitted.
WOfaner Fred, shoemaker, 127 Saf S.
WiUmer Henrj, grocer, 129 Laf E.
Wifanoi Wm, dinmg laloon, 243 Jeff aTe.
Williama John W, painter and decorate,
Park Place.
WILLIAM8 ALPHEUS 8, com mer, 162
Jeff are, res 15 Croghan.
WILLIAMS J C D, alderman, real eetate, r
114 Laf W, office 169 Jeff are.
Williams Gordon 0, merchant, real86Con-
grsas W.
MilHams A Co, shipping andprodnoe mer,
dock foot of Pint.
Williams Wm C, accLFarrand A Sbelej, res
86 Abbot
Williams N G. W dt Co, res 88 Cong W.
Williams Theodore, alderman, 8d rard, r296
Jeff aTe.
Williams Theodore M, room 6 Hawley's
Block Woodb E.
. Williams John C, room 6 Hawley's Block,
upstairs.
Williams James, flonr and feed, 89 Qriswold.
Williams Geo, w Theo Williams.
Williams Arthur, colored, porter, Howard
Honse.
Williams John, grocer, b Finney's Hotel.
Williams C, b Bigg's Hotel
Williams John, lab, w Pat Dinan.
"Vniliams J W, boot maker, Gr Birer near
Thompeon.
Williams F, lab, 198 Abbot
Williams Thos G, saloon keeper, 26 Grand
Birer. •
Williams P, boimet bleacher, 64 Washington
are.
Williams Theo G, 296 Jeff are.
Williams Emily, Widof MoUG, 60 Adams
are W.
Williams Bobt, carp, 116 Catherine.
Williams Wm, col, cook, 284 Macomb.
Williams Wilhehn, tailor, 148 Macomb.
Williams A, saloon keeper, 62 Macomb.
Williams Walter, plasterer, 226 Cong E.
Williams John, express delirerer, 841 Lam-
ed E.
Williams Morris M, clerk, Post Office, r 181
Lamed E.
Williams Caroline, colored, washerwoman, 40
Henry.
Williams John, col, waiter, 166 Laf E.
inUiams , col, cook, 127 Fort E.
Williams Elizabeth, 78 Laf £.
Williams Geo, col waiter, 69 Fort E.
Williams Ber Isaa^M, ool, 266 Fort E.
Wmiams Nancy, oolored, |>eqiiindie
Congress.
Milliams Henry, col, sailor, Deqnindre near
Congress.
Williams Aunt Bafly, oolored, with Isaac M
Williams.
Williams Edward, liTery stable, 74 Lamed E,
res 88 same.
Williams James Mott, coal dealer, foot CMa-
woki, r 187 Lamed E.
Williams Abndiam, col. Eating House, 18S
Woodb W.
Williams , cooper, 92 Lamed E.
Williams John, salesman, 106 Michigan «to
West
Williams Henry, colored, barber, 2 Beaa-
bien.
Williams Geo 8, printer, Michigan Fanaer
Office.
Williams Wm, ool cook, 806 Maoomb.
Williams , salesman, 70 Gratioi.
Williams James, porter, w W H Teft.
Williams Zaddoc, shoemaker, 182 Serenth.
Williams Ann Jane, wid of John, Plumb near
Fifth.
Williams Hiram, Ub, 16 Lafferty.
Williams Henry A, ship carpenter, 282 Laf
West
Williams Thos G, saloon, Gratiot and PrQ»-
Dect
Williams D, 828 Jeff are.
Williams Geo, printer, b City Hotel.
Williams Bobt, carp, 27 Lawrence, ma^iog
to Catherine.
Williams Samuel, painter, 216 Jeff are.
Williamson Bobert, carpenter, 82 Lafon-
tatne.
Williamson Bobert, saloon and hackman, 98
Macomb.
Williamson Catherine 8, milliner, 871 Qnr
tiot.
inUiamson Bosette, saloon, 66 Mich are S,
moTing.
Willis E^ah, cook, 106 Macomb.
Willox Peter, coppersmith, w W H Tefil.
Willox John, taUor, 109 Laf E, same addreos
208 Brush, and same at 66 Beaubien.
Willmarth B, auction and furniture dealer,
181 Third cor Mich aye.
Willmarth Dexter, Lansing House, Gr BiTer
and Jones.
Wilsel Conrad, lab, Ehn.
Wilson W 8, salesman, Wyandotte BoIUng
Mill, Iron Store, r 867 Seventh.
Wilson Chas, carp, Serenth and Charles.
WILSON JOHN B, founder and machin, foot
Bandolph, r 141 Howard. JSe^ath, p 808.
Wilson E K, clerk, r 867 Serenth.
Wilson Sophia G, col, wid of B Wilson, 164
Macomb.
Wilson E, ins and gen agent, 867 Serenth.
Wilson Chas, carpenter, Darison near An-
t<rine.
AlTD AllfJUKUBIll0 6j
309
WflBon ThomMy dealer, Serentli nr Irring.
Wibon Mrs T, Fifth near Vine.
Wilson Frank, lab, r Fifth near Vine.
Wilson Wm, sailor, 769 llich are W.
Wilson Wm, ship carpoiier, 769 Michigaa
are W.
Wils<m Wm, saihnaker, 269 Thompson*
Wilson David, carp, 42 Adams are E.
Wilson D L. printer, 42 Adams aTe E.*
Willson John R, dag «rtist, 220 Bnuh, mor.
inison T, clerk, r 867 SerentlL
Wilson T J, carp, 89 Columbia W.
Wilson Wm, engineer, 160 Beanbien.
Wilson John, col, white washer, 182 Hast-
ings.
Wilson John, saUor, b 99 Atw E.
Wilson John B, dag artist, r 206 Bandolph,
moving to Ifich ave near Fifth.
Wilson John, mer tailor, 12 Howard House,
Oong W, r 76 Fifth.
Wilson Sarah McG, grocery, 106 Atw B.
Wilson D, saw flier, 17 Congress E.
Wilson A Watts, sail makers and riggers,
Front near First.
Wilson Wm, blacksmith, 92 Abbot
Wilson James, col, barber, 149 Atw E.
Wilson Wm, saUor,b Bmejea.
Wilson Edward, porter, Grand Tnmk Bail
Way Office.
Wilson George, seaman, res William Wilson,
Thompson.
Wilson John, saloon, 102 Gratiot.
Wilson Samuel, address not found.
Wilson John, planer, PiU*s Mill,'627 Atwater
East.
Wilson James, finisher, address not found.
Whnen Jane, 112 Macomb.
Wimen Wm James, sailor, 112 Macomb.
Winch J, laborer, w Wm Beal, r 718 Woodb
West.
Winchell John, aect, w Wm Perkins, r 97
Adams aveW.
WincheU Edward, student, 82 Adams ave
West.
Winchell John, carp. 111 Fort E.
WincheU Mrs Sarah, millinery, 117 Fort E.
Winchell John, clerk, 199 First.
Winder Ohas, r 84 High E.
Winder John, clerk, U S Supreme Court, res
Woodw ave and High.
Whider Elisha, atty, r John Whider.
Winestorf Ferdinand, shoemaker, 268 Gra-
tiot.
Whifleld Joseph S, melter, 228 Lamed E.
Wine Ferdhiand, carp, head of Orleans.
Whie John, laborer. North near Beserroir.
Whie James, shoemaker. North near Beser-
voir.
Whiehult Frederick, kb, 42 Maple B.
Wineholta Fred, lab, 169 High.
Wing A A, engineer, 898 Fort B.
Wing lUchard, groe and baker. Second and
Beech.
Wing Richard, baker, 77 Columbia W.
Whig F M, grocer, 79 Congress E.
Wmg Franklin M, engineer water works, 86
Bussell.
Wingert Wm, gun smith, 29 Col W, and 108
Woodw ave. moving.
Winkel , gardener, north end Prospect.
Winemann Henry, wholesale and retail con-
fectioner, 229 JeflTave.
Winney James E, engineer, 268 Laf.
Whis John, lab, 209 Antome.
Wfaiship Geo, artist, w Jacob Beller.
Winslbw Henry, employment office, 88 Gris-
wold, moving.
Winterhalter George, upholsterer, with Hy
Weber.
Winter Booth S, salesman. Farmer and Gr
Biver.
Winter Chas G, butcher, 861 Lamed E.
Winter Wm, vmegar manufr, 167 Macomb.
Winter Geo, w S A Fuller, 182 Jeff ave r 86
High, same address 100 Lamed E,
Winter Joseph, carriage trimmer, 201 Sec-
ond.
Winter Joseph, agent sewing machines, Jeff
ave.
Winterich Mathew, pahiter, 126 Adams ave
East^
Winwinkle Wm, bar tender, with John F
Bees.
yrixiE Jacob, carp, 416 Gratiot.
Wiscor Geo, blacksmith, 280 Croghan.
Wiswell Wm H, agt. Sewing Machines, Jeff
ave.
Wise Wm, teamster, Seventh near Buena
Vista.
Wise Wm, teamster, 827 Fifth.
Wise Ernest, carp, 179 Catherine.
Wiser Joseph, caip, 126 Laf E.
Wisner Biciard, scissors grinder, 177 Cro-
ghan. '
Wiseley James, roofer, 112 Woodb W.
Witgen Anthony, grocer, 28 Hastings.
Witman Tobias, plumber, 166 Macomb.
Witherell B F H, circuit Judge, office 40
Woodw ave, r 644 Jeff ave.
withey Wm, shoe cutter, w Stephen Smith.
196 Third. *^
WitUesberger F, baker, 810 Mich ave W.
Mittlesberger C, raiboad house, Alexander
at BaUway, 9th Ward.
Wittlesberger Joseph, baker, 269 Hastings.
Wittlesberger C<mrad, saloonkeeper. Ward
near Railway.
WitUewick Geo, teamster, w Thos Hurst.
Mittersheim M, mason, 896 Thompson.
Witoff Anthony, carp, Julian nr Dequhidre:
Witsell Jacob, Ub, Rail Road.
Witski Wm, baker, d08 Gratiot.
Wiienhofer John, carp, 288 Beaubien.
Wiser Francis, carp, 288 Beaubien.
Woght Wm, shoemaker, 141 Thiid.
Woght mam, butcher, w Louis Roster,
310
JowmotfM
OdRT DlBALTUXTi
Woghtar Aolhony, lailor, Julian near De-
quindre.
Wohlfarth OoUieb, mOood, 66 Atw S.
Wolf Frank, lab, Detroit near Deqnindie.
Wolf Harris, pedler, 265 Ant^rina.
Wolf Jacob, batcher, 279 ClinUNi.
Wolf John, lab, w W H Te£Et
Wolf P, beer manofr, Trowbridge aear Mich
aye.
Wolf Anthoay, carpenter, 261 MaDet
Wolf C, watchman, Irving near Sixth.
Wolf Manr, wld of Anthony, 246 Mnllst.
Wolf Fred, lab, 88 Lawrence. • -
Wolf Henry, carp, 164 Mallet.
Wolf Henry, trunk maker, 40 Monroe aTa, r
179 Laf £.
Wolf Bernard, saloon, 462 Gratiot.
Wolf Hennon, lab, 274 Bossell.
Wolf Christian, switchman, Irring.
Wolfe Wm J, Howe's Livery Stable, 26 Lar-
ned W.
Wolfslayer Anthony, switchman, 11 Beech.
WoliWayer, A W, carp, 184 Macomb.
Wolfsleger Anthony, carp, 201 Second.
Wolfeon Morris J, pedler, 159 Laf B.
Wolfson Solomon, salesman, r 115 Shelby.
Wolftchlager Lake, carp, 191 Macomb.
Wolf^^ang Henry, cabinet maker, 172 Cro-
ghan.
Wolman F, finisher, LasaDe near Mich ave.
WolterLoaisa.wid of Frederick, 114 High.
WolTcrton QeoW,marine inspector, office 84
Qriswold,r284LafW.
Wola John, mason, 190 Bivard.
Wood C B, express messenger, 286 Laf W.
Wood O C, col, 20 Micb are W.
Woods Mrs Sarah, 48 Porter.
Wood Emanael B, lab, 260 Franklin.
Wood Ghas, express messenger, 112 Jefferson
ave.
Wood John, confectioner, 86 Michigan are
West.
Wood James H, painter, 86 Howard.
WOOD HA&BT, traveling agt, Oarew's Det
Brewery, r Bossell House.
Wood Solomon F, engineer, 229 Laf W.
Woods Sydney G, blacksmith, Pine and De-
quindre.
Wood J H, painter, 24 Jones.
Wood James, blacksmith, 881 Gr Biver.
Wood Alex, blacksmith, 881 Gr Biver
Wood John, blacksmith, 881 Gr Biver.
Wood Joseph, lab, Beaubien Springwells.
Wood E F, ticket agent, foot Third, r 278
Trowbridge W.
Wood Mrs F, b h, Seventh and Howard.
Wood Patrick, salesman, with Bansom Gard-
ner.
Wood Bichard, carp, 168 Clifford.
Wood Obidiah C, coLbarber, 195 Beaubien.
Woods Thomas, grocery, 18 Front.
Woods Wm H, engineer, 59 Abbot.
WOOD WM B, editor, r Ball B Hotel
b]adamitt^ 580 MMi wn
b Ban^
Woodw
Woods Sanl,
below Thompson.
Wood S G, grocer, 140 Maple.
Woods E, hackman, 42 Henry.
Woodman J H, mineial water,
HoteL
Woodruff OP dbOo. haidwaro, 78
ave.
Woodruff Chas P, hardware, 868 JeflTwe.
WOODBUFF W B A, agent for ffingen Sew-
ing Ifachmes, 68 Woodw ave, b ai Phi-
bricks. te«AF,^flyMl04andl71.
Woodrow Henry, mason, 68 Haniei.
Woods IHoholas, colored, servant^ I
Field.
Moods Nichidas, col, waiter, r Qrore.
Woods Edmund, lab, 10 Spruce.
Woods Chas, boiler maker, 264 TbompaQo.
Woods Emily, wid of John, aeamatreas, 108
BusseU.
woodbum Christopher, carp, 281 Fifth, same
address Fourth and Porter.
Woodbum C, carp, alley bet Porter, Abbots
Fourth and Fifth.
Woodbum Christopher, carp. Porter eorasr
Fourth.
Woodbum Christopher, carp, 58 Orchaid.
Woodcock Alfred C, 889 Mullet, samead-
dress 898 same.
WOODBBIDGE WM, Sen, 862 Woodb near
BaOway crossing.
WOODBBIDGE WM Jr, fiurmer, Gr Bim,
Woodbridge Farm.
WOODBBIDGE DUDLEY L, ftnner, r Wb
Woodbridge Sen.
Woodhull John C H, grooer, 80 Adems aie
East
Woodley Mrs Fanny, baby linens, 78 Mm-
roe ave moving.
Woodley J W, r 78 Monroe ave.
Woodard Mair 8, wid of Samuel, Bmah bst
Jeff ave and Locust
Woodlock P, lab, 158 Beech.
Woodlock Michael, lab, 182 Beech.
Woodhams Thos, fumit manuf^, 88 Adaas
ave E, same address at 99 same.
Woodmeyer J, lab, Seventh near IrviQg,
Woodman Joseph^ brewer and min water,
64 Jeff ave.
Woodworth N, 19 Seventh.
WooUey S B, agent, Howe's patent Safts,
49 Griswold.
Woolsey John G, clerk, Woodw avenue near
Charlotte.
Woolsey J W, gardener. Woodward avenue
above Charlotte.
Woolenweaver Peter, salesman, 172 Maoomk.
Woolenweaver Anthony, mason, 841 OileaiM.
Worcester John, baker, HastingB.
Worcester Ira, ins agt, 44 Griawold, les Si
Columbia W.
Worcester J H, pahiter, 121 Cliffaid, ud
cor Congress and Bates.
Abtd ADVBBTlSaiO GtAZSmOL
311
Worden Sarah A, wid of Joaeph, 66 OUnton.
Worden Daniel D, b Howard House.
Worden J G, clerk, Post Office.
Workman Joseph, porter, Pen Bank, 249
Beanbien.
Wormer G B, r 96 Ffavl.
Wormer G 8, agent, Schooley's Befrig, office
Masonic HaU.
Woimer M B, grocer, 79 Gr Birer.
Wormley F P, express messenger, b Ml^
Exchange.
Wormspecker J, Whiting near Fort.
Wortsmith Fred, engineer, b 8 Bmsh.
Wortham B E, col, blacksmith, 264 Bean-
bien, shop 168 Lamed W.
Wonghter John, shoemaker, 218 Macomb.
Worth Adam, blacksmith, DiTlsion nr Bean-
bien.
WorUej Bobt, toll collector, 818 Jeff aye.
Wortz Chas, lab, 121 Thompson.
Wossow Wm, groom, 212 Catherine. ^
Wreford Wm, batcher, 66 Adams are W?
Wreford Thos, 60 Montcalm, deceased.
Wray James, lab, 16 Labrosse.
Wry Bichard, carp, Franklin, east end.
Wright John J, 66 Shelby, clerk, P Office.
Wright Fred, tailor, w P Orinmuns.
Wright B M, taUor. 81 Lamed W.
Wright Edward, i>aggage man, b Bagg's
Hotel.
Wright James H, machinist, w A A WOder,
b 87 Lamed W.
Wright Ohas, blacksmith, 84 Montcalm.
Wright 0, lab, 179 Trowbridge.
Wright John J, clerk, 64 Wash are.
Wright John, basket maker, 86 Olinton.
■ Wright & Bowner, plnmbers, JeflT aye and
Griswold.
Wright Edwin, conductor,. 86 Porter.
Wright E B, top engfaieer. Lake Bnrvey
Office, Wayne.
Wright E B, salesman, people's store, b
Bagg's Hotel.
Wright Hugh, r 68 Howard.
Wright Balph H, agent, Grorer & Baker
Sewing MBUshines, Fisher Building, Wood-
ward aye, r 100 Cong E, selling oat, new
address not commanicated.
Wright Bei\i, col, carp, 124 Fort E.
Wright James F, plumber, basement Ins
Bank.
Wright Irvine, derk, 64 Wash aye.
Wright Bir, 10 Adams are W.
Wright W, painter, 194 Woodward ave.
Wright H H 6b B F, grocers. 202 Woodward
aye.
Wright H H d& B F, grocers, Mich aye cor
Monroe aye.
Wright B C, grocer, derk of market, City
Hall, and 87 Mich aye E.
Wren James, 188 Howard.
Wren Mrs, widow, Beech near Beyenth.
Wuerfh Alqys, notary, 166 Antobe. #
Wunsch, Wm, tailor, Clinton, 10th Ward.
Wurster John, baker, Hastings.
Wurster John, saloon, 218 Bussell.
Wurtsmith Fred, engineer, 288 Lamed B.
Wyaman Wm James, saUor, 196 Croghan.
WYANDOTTE BOLLING BOLLS, Compa-
ny's office Woodw aye below Atw, W H
Zabriskie agt S^aeh^p^.
WYANDOTTE rolled and general iron store,
Woodw aye, below Atwater.
WycoffB, master builder, Seyenth and Ab-
bot.
Wyld John, carp, 810 Bandolph.
Wylde Wm, marine capt, 98 Lamed E.
Wyler Margaret, washerwoman, 228Colam-
biaE. »
Wyncoop Eyerett, carp, and constable, 202
Griswold.
Wyncoop Horace M, express teamster, 202
Griswold.
Wyncoop H W, Maltby's Oyster Depot.
Wyman Samuel, conductor, 97 Second.
Wyman James, mate, Steamer Buby.
Wyman Wid, r S StillwelL _
Wynne John, drayman, 86 Abbot ^^
HyvsDib Owen, blacksmith, 149 Second.
Z
[Name* In €ap I«etten eluuved fl.OO
▲dTertieere In the mreetorr notekarg*
ed, mad Ukelr names are Invariably
printed In display letters, yrlften tbelr
Cards are reeelTed In time.]
Xayier Geo, plasterer, 260 Laf E.
Xyesiee Geo W, 45 Montcalm, moying, new
address not communicated.
Tager Nicholas, lab, 89 Chesnut. ' ":
Tager John, grocer, 210 BiyaiM.
Tager Chas M, hatter, 226 Bandolph.
Tager Geo, lab, 10th Ward.
Tagier George, U 8 Becruiting Seryice, 74
Woodb moying ftom city.
Takerski Michael, carp, 464 Beanbien.
Tamdley Thos, OTofessor music, organist St
Johns Church, Eliaabeth E, bet Brush and
Beanbien.
Tamdley Bichard T, prof music, w Thomas
TamiUey.
Tamdley Joseph, clerk, b 89 Lamed W.
Tamdley Joseph, salesman, with J & F Sup-
ple.
Tates Samuel, runner, w Leyi Dings.
Tates Elizabeth, 46 Lewis.
Tates Bichard, messenger, w Arthur Burtls.
312
Oirr DnnoroBT,
Tatat J B T, tol opsnlor, J«ff •▼• nd Oiii-
wdd. b 89 Uned X.
Yataf Abnhun P, Mleniu, rat42 iU>bot»
Huna addreM mt 7 Abboi.
Tfttot Mn X, 186 Uned B, nme addiMi ftt
: 21 Wftyne.
Teager Chaa M, battar w J T Smith.
Yaocka William, bladmrnith, Macomb lOlh
Ward.
. Tapkina Obaa, iipb<datarar, 8i Anbin aTamia
10th Waid.
TBBKE8 WH P, probata judge, office Cong
near Oriawold, r 290 Third, Um office Bo-
tonda OriiwohL
Tooat Peter, grocer, 89 Or Birer, rat 196
Second. «
Tooat Henry Jacob, 196 Second.
Yoaconp P, lab, Trowbridge near Michigan
are.
Yort Aaguftna, carp, Macomb, 10th Ward.
Yond Thoa, ship carpenter. Lamed B 10th
Ward.
Yondal Pan!, hodman, 25 Clay.
Yonng Wm, shoemaker, ISBfarion.
Yoong Wm, carp, 62 George.
Yoong & Sons, lumber dealen, at HHndaor
C W.
Young Michael, r 88 Adams are B.
Young Michael Jr, 88 Adams ave B.
Yonng Peter, Black A Youig, res 88 Adams
aToE.
Young Andrew, r 88 Adams aye B.
Young Wm, salesman, b 88 Cong E.
Young Men's Hall, 216 and 217 Jeff avenue,
building a new one in rear Biddle House.
Young Man's Library, Young Men's Hall.
Young B Bush, salesman, J L King.
Young Chas M, salesman, W B Howe.
Young Isaiah B, architect, 94 Woodware.
Young Philip, mariner, 18 Porter.
Young Mrs Duncan, r 118 Pirst.
Young Peter, machinist, 118 Pirst
Young Henry, col, shoemaker, 98 Bates.
Young Geo, currier, b 89 Cong B.
Young Henry, col, shoemaker, 186 Laf B.
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, 624 Michigan
. aveW.
Young Miss C, teacher, Bishop Union School.
Young Icbabod, architect, Buhl's Building,
Griswold.
Young Wid of Jimes, 179 Cong E.
Young Chas, last maker, 86 Bussell.
Young Wm, carp, 288 Michigan aye W.
Young Wm, carp, 301 Gr River.
Young Isaiah, artist. 19 Rowland.
Young WmT, attorney. Woodward ave and
Congress.
Young Rebecca, widow, seamstress, Hast-
ings.
jJ,gm«iith,S4S
Young Thoa, eol, ragman, Ni^qIoqo.
Yoonfi P, 166 Howard.
Yoong Francis, ahoanakar, WiDdna nasr
BeaubieD.
Yonng Wm, shoamakar, 868 Baudnao.
Yoongblood Jacob D, agt London PnbHahi^
Company, office 186 Jeff ave r Mechanic.
Yonngbk>od Stephen, lab, OrleaDa.
Yoong Wm, salaaman. moved to<
and Second.
Yonng Wm shoaflsakar, 116 BKnbethB.
Yonng Wm, carp, 194 Third.
York Jemniah, mason, b Mrs Aske.
York Michael, carp, 814 Laf B.
Yorka Aogostoa, mhMr. 84 CUdIoii.
Z
ZABBISKIB W H, Sec'y Wyandotte BoGi«
Mm Co, office with Captain Ward, foot
Woodw ave, r 479 Jeff ave.
Zackerader Joaeph, shoemaker, 60 Gratiot
Zander Joseph; shoemaker, 86 Fort B.
Zander Joaeph, shoemakor, 211 Hi^ B.
Zech Augustus, salesman, 76 Griswold.
Zeh Wid Fraderick, 118 MuQet.
ZeDer Adolph, ba tab maker, with Sdnha-
burg.
Zeisler Valentfaie, lab, 207 Laf B.
Zender Heniy, grocer, Gratiol above tol
gate.
Zender Joaeph, shoemaker, 86 Fort B.
Zender John, vamisher, 18 Beacou
Zens Pater, tailor, Cherry B.
ZaniMabile, plaster paris mouUer, 162Iaf
East.
Zenaow Chas, lab, Laf B.
Zerbe Mary, wid of Henry, 66 Cheamit.
Zetter John, lab, 208 Hastings.
Zhun Wm, shoemaker, w Geo Hagar.
Zeiner Christopher, plasterer, 113 ICoBet.
Ziegler Augustus, salesman, 86 Laf B.
Ziegler Augusta, widow John Jacob, ras3i
LafE.
Ziegler Wm, tin smith, 86 Laf E.
Ziegler Chas, salesman, 86 Laf B.
Ziesse Wm, carp, 268 Croghan.
Zimmeimann Jc^, butcher, Whiting nesr
Mich ave.
Zimmermann Geo, porter, Mich Bxchange.
Zhnmermann Wm, wagon maker, r Lanwl
10th Ward.
Zinn Eustace, lab, 11 Marion.
Zittel Geo, machhiist, 112RnsseIL
Zubert Wm, cutler, 266 Laf E.
Zuck H, carp, 644 Gr River.
Zuhier Francis, mason, 129 Maple E.
Zulu Justin, lab, 277 Brush.
Zullig Joseph, stone cutter, 286 Macomb.
ZUG SAMUEL, 268 Woodb W.
Zurmntllen Christ, shoemaker, 78 Haniat,
Akd ADVBKnsrao Gazbitbkb.
315
C. D. 8TRXJBEL,
1
AHD MANVFACTUBBR OF
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
267 JEFFERSON ATE, NEAR BRUSH ST.
C. D. S. KEEPS ALWATB OH HAVD ▲ LaBOB AbSOBTXBBT OV
Stove Fomiture, Ice Boxes, Begisters, Ice Cream Freezers, Mason's Patent
6 Minute Freezer, Preserve Cans of Tin for Sealing and Self-sealing
Glass Jars with screw top, warranted perfectly Air-tight ; all sorts
of Japaned Tin Ware, Water Coolers, Bathing iRibs, Toilet
Ware, French Tinned Ware, Peoria Grind Stones, Chimney
Jacks, Carpenters', Joiners' and Cooper's Tools, Gar-
den Implements, Window Glass, Patty, Locks,
Butts and Hinges, Nails, Screws, Ac, <fcc.,
Superior Patent Cooking Stoves at
Lowest Prices — all warranted to
give entire satisfaction;
BEST nmi COOK S BOX STOf ES
OF ALL PATTBBHB ;
Ordinaiy ft Fine Cntlery, Silver Plated & Britannia Ware. ^
•%/*.*-\x\x%./'»*-v#'u^-»»^-./-\**
The Sabscriber has the exclnsiTe sale of the Oelebiated
HOTSPUR COOKING STOVE,
(Cat of which may be examined on mj adrertisement.)
WESOOTT'S RAIL W^ AY DOOR SPRINGh,
• IBOK BBD8TBAD8,
Every rariety of Paint, Home, WUtewash, Shoe M otMer nni»lief»
HOLLOW WOODEN WARE.
Every article of Hoiue-famishing in his Une of basinefls may be purchased at his Store,
867 ^^mnr—m m9mm§% J^Hr^it^ MieMir^*
, ^ Sbb PBBCBDnrO pagb.
O. ID. STRITBEL.
APPENDIX
TO
JOHNSTON'S DETROIT CITY DIRECTORY,
For 1861.
[See page 17 of this Disbctobt.]
PBBSIDBBT OF THB UVITBD 8TATB8 :
TICB-PBBSIDBNT :
E[A.]SrNIBA.L HA-MLIlSr-
CABINET.
Secretary of StaU ,. /WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
Secretary of the Treaeury SALMON P. CHASE.
Secretary of War SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary of the Navy GIDEON WELLES.
Tottmaeter Oeneral MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
Secretary of the IntericT CALEB B. SMITH.
AUm^^ General EDWARD BATES.
Offloen of fhe State of Michigan.
[Sm page 19 tbU Direetory.]
OovemoTt AuBtln Blair.
Lieutenant Governor, James Birney.
Secretary of State, James B. Porter.
State Treaettrer, John Owen.
Auditor General, Langford G. Berry.
Superintendent of Public Inetruetion, John
M. Gregory.
Committioner State Lande, Samuel S. Lacey.
Attorney General, Charles Upson.
AdjuUmt and QMrter Matter General, John
Rob^tson.
Vnited States Senators in Congress.
Zachariah Chandler.
Kinsley S. Bingham.
Sepresentatiyes in Congress.
Firet Dietrid, Bradley P. Granger, Jack-
son Biichigan.
Second District, F. C. Beman.
Third Dietrict, P. W. Kelloffg.
Fourth JHetrict, R. E. Trowbridge.
318
Johnston's Dvrsorr Cnr Dibectory,
Got ernment of the City of Detroit
OAoon for 1861.
[See ^Bfst 91 of this Directory.]
Mayor ^ Chrisiian H. Buhl.
Recorder t Henry A. Morrow.
City Clerk, BoUin G Smith.
City Controller, B. L Webb.
City Troamrer, Daniel P. BashneU.
City Attorney, Wm. J. Speed.
CUy Marthal, John B. Stadler.
JD^ty Marthal, Frederick F. Eglington.
Ctiy Surveyor, Thomas Gampaa.
City CoOeetor, De Witt 0. Hart.
Director of JFoor, Luther B, Willard.
Gerk of Recorder^* CbMW^Francia W.Hoghes.
Aueeoor, W. W. Wilcox.
Hiitorioyr(^her, B. F. H. Witherell.
Ctiy Printer, W. F. Storey.
City Sexton, Joeeph Parkinson.
Board of Water Oommiifioiken.
Preeident, E. A. Brush.
Secretary, Robert £. Roberts,
Wm. R. Noyes.
A. D. Frazer.
Julius D. Morton.
John y. Buehle.
Members of the
Board.
Board of Sewer Commiisioners.
Wm. Barclay, A. Sheley,and T. H. Hlnch-
an.
Engineer, E. Willard Smith.
Board of Orade CiomiiuBfioneri.
W. W. WOcoz, John Owen, Jeremiah
Qodftrey.
Street Oomxniigionen-
3utem Dietriet, James Huff.
Weetem J)iiUiet, Francis W. Noble.
* Clerk 01 the Market
Bamnel G. Webster.
AldermeiL
Preeident of the Common Council, Jacob S.
Farrand.
Fir$t Ward, Geo. FootOi Joseph Godfrey.
Second Ward, Edw LeFavour, M. Howmid
Webster.
Third Ward, John J. Bagley, Theodore
Williams.
Fourth Ward, F. B. Phelps, J. D. C. Wfl-
liams.
Fifth Ward, J. S. Farrand, Heniy H.
LeRoy.
Sixth Ward, Stephen B. Morse, Jamea
Shearer.
Seventh Ward, Franklin M. Wing, Joeeph
Gook.
Eiyhth Ward, P. M. Phillipe, William
Purcell.
Nifth Ward, H. T. Backus, John Ford.
Tenth Ward, Geo. W. Olewine, Francia G.
St Aubin.
Standing Committeei.
1. Ways and Moans, Foote, Backus,
Morse.
2. Judiciary, Backus, LeRoy, WiUiama,
4th.
8. Claims and AccounU, LeRoy, Williams,
8d. Backus.
4. Streets, Williams, 8d, Morse, St. Aabin.
5. Fire Department, LeFarour, Gook,
Phillips.
6. House of Correction, Bagley, St. AuInb.
Gook.
7. PuhUc BuHdinys, Shearer, Bagley,
Le Favour.
8. Sewers, Morse, Webster, PurcelL
9. Taxes, Webster, Olewine, Phelpe.
10. Police, Olewine, Webster, Bagley.
11. Parks, Gook, Ford, LeRoy.
12. Street Openings, Williams, 4ih, LeFa-
your, Foote.
13. Printing, St Aubin, Foote, Shearer.
14. Markets, Ford, Wing, Godfrey.
16. lAe^ues, Godfrey, Shearer, Wing.
16. Health, Phelps, Foote, Williams, Sd.
17. Gas Lights, Philips, Olewine, Wing.
18. HydrauUes, Wing. Morse, Phelpe.
19. Pounds, Purcell, Ford, Cook.
20. Special Committee to confer toiik Oem Co,
Bagley, Williams, 8d, St Aubin.
Kre Department
President. Bei^jamin Vemor.
Vice-President, Geo. G. Godd.
Secretary, Henry Starkey.
Treaenrer, Robert McMillan.
Colleator, John Kendall.
Chief Engineer, Wm. Holmes.
1st Assiitan Engineer, Benjamin Clailu
2d Assistant Engineer, James Battle.
'Chief Warden, John F. Gooper.
Secretary and JVmmiw, H. H. Baxter.
And AdVKBTIBING GAZEfTBER.
319
Ihuteea, Geo. C. Godd and Jno. H Adams-
SupermtmuUrU of Repairs and SuppUn, H. A.
Snow.
Chimney Sweep, Geo. B. ParsoM.
City Physioians.
Fimt Dietriet, Charles H. Barrett.
Second Dietriet, Caspar Schults.
Third Diatriet, F. W. Sparling.
Fourth Dietria, Dwigbt D. Stebbins.
Conrtablei.
First Ward, John Gore.
Second Ward, Ara W. Spragne.
Third Ward, George L. Scanlon.
Fimrth Ward, Christopher Stadler.
Fifth Ward, E. Winkoop.
SiM Ward, James Love.
Seventh Ward, Dennis K. Sullivan.
Eighth Ward, Timothy Mahoney.
Ninth Ward, John Zinmierman.
Tenth Ward, Herman Denstadt.
Ward CoUeeton.
FirH Ward, John Collins.
Seeond Ward, Charles O'KeiL
T%ird Ward, Leonard Richter.
Fourth Ward, Aloys Eatns.
Fifth Ward, Thomas J. Barry.
Sieih Ward, Wm. L. Streeter.
Seventh Ward, John Hombogen.
^hth Ward, Thomas Trehey.
Ninth Ward, John C. Curry.
Tenth Ward, Henry Plass.
Oveneers of mghwayi.
Firet Ward, John B. Long.
Seeond Ward, James Cosgrore.
Third Ward, Andrew Willde,
F^rth Ward, Carl Weichsler.
Fifth Yfard, Wm. H. Knowles.
Siofih Ward, Nicholas Wurgefl.
Seeenth Ward, William Martin.
Bighih Ward, Cornelius Danahey.
Ninth Ward, John Frey.
T^tk Ward, Anthony Pemeill.
Pound Keepen.
Baetem IHetriei, Henry H. Corert.
Weetem Dittriet, John Greenwood.
Weiglimasten.
upper Bay Scales, James McGrath.
Lower Bay Scales, Russell Gage.
Janitors.
City Ball, Peter Erumhom.
Seminary Building, Herman Krumbaoh«
Wood Inspectorf.
On the Dock, Eastern District, Jnp. H. Smith.
On the Dock, Western District, Frederick
Funke.
On the Market, Michigan Avenue, WiUiaiB
BaU.
On the Market, Bastings Street, CharlM
Eamminskie.
Bealer of Weights and Kaasoris.
Norton B Bowley. See page 268.
City Soavengen.
Wm. Jones, Nicholas Edmunds, Be^iaaodn
Singleton.
Wayne Co. (MBoen for IML
[See pageM of this Dlreotory
Sherif, Mark Flanigan.
Judge of Probate, Wm. P. Terkes.
County Clerk, David Walker.
Begister of Deeds, Henry M. WhitUesey.
County Treaewrer, John Bloynk.
Froeeeuting Attorney, David E. Harbaogji.
County Auditors, Chas. Stewart, Matt Axh
derson, Wm. H. Craig.
County Surveyor, Wm B. Enapp.
Cw^it Court CommieswnerSf Frederick
Porter and Ervin Palmer.
Coroners, Edward Lauderdale and Cbaria%
H. Barrett.
Ooitom HduMf
Stale Ofioers Appointed 188L
CMeetoTf Nelson G. IsbeU, offios Fedml
Building.
FostOffloei
Pod Mmtsr, wmiam A. Howaid.
320
JoHssTOs's Dkroit Cut Duuctobt,
Xdvard LeFavoor.
JcDt OiuUTe PelMioD.
CbwlM Dicker.
Wn« L. Btoagbton.
Trmiml, Wm. D. WflUiif.
Aor^tary, Edmimd BalL
Tnnmtr, Dtidel P. BoifanelL
imrscTOBS fob ovb tbax.
JRrjl ir«nl, Jofan Homer.
Aimuf Wmrd, Henry C. Kibbee.
l%«rtf Wmrd, Wm. Warner.
JbMrM Wori^. Aloys Wnerth.
nfik Ward, Edward Sbepard.
SvUh Ward, Wm. Bond.
Seventh Ward, Lucretius H. Cobb.
Bi^Hh Ward, John O'ConnelLj
Ninth Wordy Leri Dolson.
Tenth Ward, Leveret B. Walker.
IVSPECTOSS FOB TWO TBABS.
FirH Ward, Wm. A. Moore.
Seccetd Ward, Watoon B. Smith.
Third Ward, Francis Raymond.
F<mrth Ward, Francis Pramstaller.
Fifth Ward, Horace 8. Boberts.
Sixth Ward, Edmund Hall.
Seventh Ward, Wm. D. Wilkins.
Eighth Ward, James Leddy.
Ninth Ward, Herbert Adams.
Tenth Ward, Bichard 8. Dillon.
A new Union 8chool is being erected on
Grand River Street, in a Judiciously selected
position, capable of acconamodating 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.
Dttroit ZiadlM' Indnatrial Aasooiatioii,
Oflioers for 186L
[See page 41 of thii IMr^ttory.]
Firtt Direetreu, Mrs. H. H. Brown.
Second Direetreet, Mrs. Wm. A. Butler.
TMrd Direetreu, Mrs. John Owen.
l^eaeurer. Miss 8. Eliza Noyes.
Reeordmg Seeretary, Mrs. D. Bethune Duf-
ileld.
8emtlm^,lii^\
the foDowing ladiM oM atitut e the £zec»-
trve oommittee:
First Prcsbytcfim Chiudh — ttra. Lewis
ADen.
Fort St. Pmbyierian Chmdi— Mn. Soft-
BetZng.
Avenue Presbyterian Church— Mrs. Biirc-
bard.
Westminster Cburdi— Mrs. H. Boberla^
Scotch Presbyterian Cbmrb Mibb C.
BeiyL
Associate Presbyierian Cfaurdi — Mrs.
MitcbeD.
First Baptist Chorcb-^frs. J. Godfrey.
Tabeinade Baptist Church— Mn. Beids-
ky.
St. Paul's Churdft— Mrs W. IngenolL
Maiiners' Church— Mn. H. R. AndrewB.
Christ Church— Mrs. J. Eldred
St John's Orarch— Mrs. Wm. Strong.
St. Peter's Chnrdn- Mrs. WindiA
First Methodist Church— Mrs. A. A. Rsh.
Second Methodist Church— Miss Builkm.
Third Methodist Church— Mrs. W WiBetts.
Walnut St. Church— Mrs. Geo. Bancroft,
Congregational Church — Mra. Foisom,
Unitarian Churdi — ^Miss Farrar.
Miami Avenue Church — ^ICrs. Colin Camp-
belL
German Lutheran Church — ^Mrs. B. C.
Behm.
German Ifission Church — ^Mts. AspinwalL
New Church — ^Mrs. George Field.
Jewish Synagogue — Mrs. S. Freedman.
Auditor of Treamrer^e Aeeeu n t s Geotge S.
Frost.
The following summary shows the transac-
tions of the year :
The whole number of children that have
been in the school during the past year :
Girls 210
Boys 182
892
Greatest number on roll 285
Least number on roU 126
Average daily attendance 96
Thro' the influence of the ladies, b^xnes
provided for 8
Gone to service through the influence of
their own parents 18
To public schools 86
Reported too well off 6
Gone to the country 22
Preferred begging 12
Gone to the Sisters 14
To the Brothers 8
Left for unknown causes ^9
Gone to the Orphan Asylum 2
To the Poor House 8
Died , 1
Of the girls, have been instructed in
writing 24
Ain> ADVBBXUDKa Gazkitxeb.
321
The average daily number of girls in the
sewing class 80
Bed-qnilts pieced 4
Of the boys, hare been instructed in
writing 20
Have been taught to knit 16
Number of garments given to the chil-
dren 1,921
MASONIC.
ESeepi«a88.]
Grand Council of Royal and Select Mas-
ters of the State of Michigan. Assembled at
Detroit, January 8th, 1861, at 12 P. M.
Offioen ISleoted for 1861.
Companion f Frank Darrow, Pontiac,T. I. G.P.
" John Clark, St. Clair, I. D. G. P.
" D. B. Tracy, Mt. Clemens, G. T. I.
" B. P. Doughty, Three Rivers,
G. P. C. of work.
" S. B. Morse, Detroit, G. C. of
Guard.
" Ezra Rood, Detroit, Grand Treas-
urer.
" Nathaniel P. Jacobs, Grand Re-
corder.
" L. H. Corson, Jonesville, Grand
Chaplain.
" A. B. Cudworth, Pontiac, Grand
Steward.
" Chas. D. Howard, Detroit, Grand
Sentinel.
Grand Oouneil of High Priesthood of the
State of Miohlgan, Offloers for 1861.
[See page 38.]
Fretident, N. B. Carpenter, of Detroit.
Vicd-Freaident, W. P. Innis, of Graad Ra-
pids.
Chaplain^ L. R. Corson, of Jonesville.
Treagurer^ Levi Cook, of Detroit.
Beeorder, D. B. Tracy, of New Baltimore.
Miuter of Ceremonie9t Bei\{amhi Porter, Jr.,
of Jackson.
Conductor, A. B. Cudworth, of Pontiac.
Serald, H. 9. Roberts, of Detroit.
Stewatdf W. L. Greenly, of Adrian.
Grand Ziodge of Miohlgan.
1861.
Offloers for
Horace S. Roberts, Detroit, Grand Master.
Frank Darrow, Pontiac, Dep G M.
F Carlisle, Dexter, S G W .
P. H. Taylor, Ionia, J G W.
Jas, Fenton, Detroit, G Sec'y.
W. fl. McOmber, Niles, Grand Treasurer.
S. Blanchard, Tecumseh, G Lecturer.
Rev. Geo. Taylor, Ann Arbor, G Chaplain.
Albert H. Jordan, Detroit, G Architect.
M. Ayers, Fentonville, S G 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.
Grand Chapter. Officers for 1861.
Wm. P. Innis, of Grand Rapids, G H P.
BeiJ. Porter, Jr., of Jackson, D G H P.
Francis Darrow, of Pontiac, G K.
Ebenezer Sprague, of Battle Creek, G 8.
J. Eastman Johnson, of White Pigeon, G
Secretary.
Wm. H. McOmber, of Niles, G Treasurer.*
Rev. D. B. Tracy, of New Baltunore, Grand
Chaplain.
H. P. Taylor, of Ionia, G C of the H.
A. J. Cummings, of St. Clair, G R H C.
Stillman Blanchard, of Tecumseh, G L.
Richard Rowe, of Hillsdale, GPS.
Joseph Clark, of Jonesville, G M 8d V .
B. F. Doughty, of Sturgis, G M 2d V.
A. B. Cudworth, of Pontiac, G M 1st V.
Chas. D. Howard, of Detroit, G Senthiel.
For Officers of the Five Lodges of llis-
ter Masons, organized in Detroit, and Ibr
other Masonic intelligence, see page 88 and
following pages in this Directory. The Beo-
retaries of Lodges would discharge a firater^
nal duty by forwardinff to the address of an
overtaoJIeed compiler the usual nominal lists of
officers, and indeed the Lodges should pay
for their insertion in a Record so useftil ai a
Local General Directory.
*BtDo« deftd.
I. O. ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Lodge of Mlohigan.
Officers for 1861.
M. W. Grand Master, Chas. M.Hunt, Adriaa.
R. W. D. Grand Master, Charles L. DibUe,
Detroit.
R. W. Grand Warden, Henry McAfee, Stor*
gis.
R. W. Grand Sec*y, Beiy, Vemor, Detroit.
R. W. Grand Treas, H. Fralick, Plymouth.
R. W. Grand Representative, I. G. Bugb66,
Edwardsburgh.
R. W. Grand Chaplain, D CJacokes, Detroit.
R. W. Grand Marshal, S. S. French, Battle
Creek.
R. W. Grand Conductor, E. S. Leadbeater,
Detroit.
R. W. Grand Guardian, W. Oaks, Duplain.
The next Session of the Grand Lodge wiU
be held in Detroit, commencing at 7 o'clock
P. M., of Wednesday Jan. 15th, 1862.
822
Johnston's Dkteoit Cmr Dirbctobt,
MlUUrj.
[Bm ph* 46 of tbU DirMtory.]
BeTeral of the companies reported on the
Eoeter of oar city Tolunteers, disbanded;
tome hare re-organized, and different com-
panies baTe incorporated.
We have been always of opinion tbat the
Stote Laws should oblige every Township to
organiae a Military Company, and that fv^ry
flMM of soitable capacity to bear arms,
ibould be obliged to mnstor in his Town-
fehip, m uniform, and with the weapons of his
taak, for purposes of inspection and drill,
Without distinction, or regard whatover to his
occupation or position in the commonwealth,
MLCept as a ministor of religion, and only ex-
cuaed from review and drill on duly certified
causes of inability to attend such inspec-
tion and drill, once in each quarter. The ex-
panses of clothing, arms, and equipments
should be borne by the Federal Oovemment,
and by the State conjointly. Each township
■hould baTe its barracks for stores in charge
Of a store keeper, and be the point of con-
centration. It is sheer folly on the part of
OUT State Governments to negleci to main-
lain an efficiently disciplined and effiectively
equipped militia in each and every State.
We feel relieved in discharging this senous
parsonal citizen duty on a subject matter in-
TOlving probably the stability, certainly the
national military influence of the Republic,
whether as regards the domestic strength of
State Qovemments, or the influence of the
ITnited States, in international relations with
the World.
X>atroit Uffht Quard. Offtoera for 1861.
{^ptewi, James £. Pittman.
K-tt Lieut. Henry M. Whittlesey.
S$Mtd Lieut. Jerome Croul.
Second Lieut. Heber LeFavour.
Surgeon, Louis Davenport.
JflSnt Sergeantj Charles M. Lum.
Aoofki Sergeant, Joseph A. Eagle.
Third Sergeant, £. B. Matthews.
limrth Sergeant, Charles H. Southwick.
CUor Sergeant, Oliver Goldsmith.
Jbrwn Major, James D. Elderkin.
MrH Corporal, W. A. I'roop.
{Second Corporal, George W. Grummond.
Third Corporal, Louis Hartmeyer. ,
^urth Corporal, John C. Pierce.
Board Direotora*
James E. Pittman, H. M. Whittlesey,
Jerome Croul, H. LeFavour, Charles M.
Lnm, John B. Fairbanks, Wm. J. Lyster,
OUveV Goldsmith, Butler Ives, Henry H.
Hudson, Geo. M. Chester.
GtvU Offloars*
Fretident, John D. Fairbanks.
SeerHary, Geo. M. Chester.
Treanerer, Wm. J. Lyster.
Qun^ermaeter, Henry H. Hudson.
Armorer, James D. Elderldn.
The company numbers 65 members,
mory, Woodbridge near Griswold.
Az^
Detroit Tacers. Offioera for 1861.
[See page 4A of this Directory.]
Captain^ A. Lingeman.
Fini Lieutenant, Paul Gies.
Seetmd Lieutenant, Jacob Begneiy.
Third Lieutenant, John Hangstebak.
Surgeon, Caspar Shultz.
Firtt Sergeant, John Appel.
Second Sergeant, John Corto.
Third Sergeant, Anthon Pets.
Fourth Sergeant, John Alef.
Firet Corporal, Mathias Lentes.
Second Corporal, Andreas Shalmeiger.
ITUrd Corporal, Stephen Lehman.
Fourth Corporal, John Saf.
IVeaeurer, Frank Pets.
Secretary, Ernest Lebold.
Inepeeter of Armt, JohnGotz.
Finance CommitUe, Frank Bloom, AuthoiiJ
Wetgen, Henry Gutenau.
Quartemuuter, John Blugg.
Vlre Department.
[Bee page 44 of thie Directory.]
Several Companies liave disbanded, In
obedience to ordinance, and with the view of
organizing a Second Steam Fire Enjgine Co.
There are now two fire steam engines em-
ployed — Lafayette No. 1, and Neptune Na
2. We advertise for the City on page 276 ,
the sale of several Hand Brake Engines, on
terms advantageous to villages in the Stale
or elsewhere.
NEPTUNE CO. NO. 2.
Officers appohited by the Council, with
Salaries :
Foreman, George Shearer.
Engineer, Anthony Mc Logan.
Fireman, James McKeman.
Driver to Engine, Granger Porter.
Ihiver to Sose Cart, John F. McKeman.
Hoaemen, Charles L. Bice, Wm. Iiocke, Jaa.
Huff*, and James Buckley.
MAY FLOWEB Co. No 76.
This Company is organized from the em-
ployees of the Michigan Central B. B. Co. in
whom vests the proprietary of engine and
apparatus. They are a fine body of men.
The engme house is in the premises of the
And ADVEBnsiNa Gazextebr.
323
Michigan Central Co's. Depot on Woodbridge
Street, and a very desirable neighbor to
buildings and other interests atj^acent.
OFFICERS FOB 1^61.
Foreman^ D. C. Whitman.
Firtt AasUtant, Wm. Watson,
Second Amstant, S W. Curtis.
Third AMtstant, MPuhl.
Freaidentf F C Adamson.
Viee-Frendent, P K Morris.
Secretary, Wm O'Callaghan.
Treasurer, E Dinebacke.
Stewards, D Bridge, J Hartman.
Engineere, David Bridge, Wm Cruice, Jacob
Benjamin.
Foreman of Sbte, William Cruice.
First Auittant, J B Leonard.
Second Astittant, John Littleback.
Mr. Whitman is an old and tried fireman,
and cannot fail to make a good Foreman.
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 :
Foremanf Moses Done.
First Assistant, Andrew WeAecht.
Second Assistant, Henry Cratine.
Third Assistant, Albert Boichman.
Steward, Ernest Dorman.
President, Wm W Backus.
Vtce-Fresident, H A Schmittdiel.
Secretary, Samuel A Palmer.
Treasurer, George W Burchell.
Bmiday School Teachers' Society.
Officers for 1861.
President, H Knight.
Vic^Fresidenis, W Willits, W H Crafts.
Secretary, E D Fitch.
State Medioal Sooiety. Officers for 1861.
* Fretident, Moses Gunn, M. D., of Detroit.
' . Viee-Fresidcnt, D W Bliss, M. D., of Grand
f Rapids.
f Secretary and Treasury, Louis Davenport, M.
i D., of Detroit.
f Michigan Dental Aasooiation.
t Officers for 1861.
[See page 40 of this Dlreotory.]
President, Wm Cahoon, Detroit.
Vice President, H. Benedict, Detroit.
Secretary, J. A. Harris, Pontiac.
Treasurer, C. B. Porter, Ann Arbor.
DtUgatee to U. S. Dental Association, Porter,
Robinson, Chittenden, Bancroft, and
White.
Athenian Society*
Officers for 1861.
President, 8 P Crawford.
Vice President, Henry H Norrington.
Secretary, C H Little.
Treasurer, E Wallace.
Senior Editor, J Powell.
Junior Editor, T J Spencer.
Treasurer, D Rankin.
8t Patriok'i Sodety.
Qffioen for IML
President, Wm Gray.
Vice-Presidents, Bernard O'Grady.
" Charles Fitzsimons.
" James Brennan.
" Hugh O'Bieme.
Sec'y and Treasurer, Edward Brennan.
St Andrew's Sooiety.
Officers for 1861.
[Bee page 80 of thU Direotory.l
President, V J Scott.
First Vice-President, Alex Reekie.
Second Vice-President, John Stirling.
Treasurer, Eben Anderson.
Secretary, A McLean.
Assistant Secretary, F D Eatherly.
Chaplain, Rev Stephen Balmer.
Managers, J S Blair, Geo McMillan, Colin
Campbell, Andrew McDuff, John Moore.
Base Ball— Brother Jonathan Olab,
Officers for 1861.
President, Wm Fitch.
Vice-President, James Remick.
Secretary, Thomas G Lyster.
Assistant Secretary, Frank Higham.
Treasurer, Gove Porter.
ARRIVALS, REMOVALS, OMISSIONS, &C.
CAREFULLY REVISED FORJOHNSTOFS GENERAL DIRECTORY,
For th« year IBOl, to (ho tima of soinc to Freoa.
If any Indiri^aals name is omitted or fonnd to be a mifidkectioii in thia Directoiy, H
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, Goose
Bazar, and Waverly Boilding.
Alison B H, wines, brandies and whiskies,
moTing to 287, Jeff ave.
ALLEN J M, grocer, 271 Woodward ave.
ARMSTRONG, T. H. moving to No. 176
Jefferson Avenue.
Allen W H, salesman with Moses Sutton.
Bagg J H, manfr pearl barley. Brush cor
Woodbridge.
BARNS H ^ CO, printers, ^ablishers and
proprietors, Detroit Daily Tribune, 62
and 54 Shelby. See advertiaement, pag^dS,
Bams J J, with Henry Bams & Co.
Bamum Thoe, with J W Hodgkin, b Mrs
Doty.
Barnard & Callard, purveyors, 267 Jeff ave.
Barrows Davi^, builder, moving to Sixth,
near Locust.
Beach John, cabinet maker, Franklin near
Croul's Tannery.
Belknap Lovinia, 121 Woodward ave.
Bennett dt McCullough, wagon makers, 17
Monroe ave.
Bennett Ira, wagon maker, 17 Monroe ave.
Bentley £ E, clerk, r 64 Henry.
Betz John, shoemaker, 88 Monroe ave.
Bluett Wm C. salesman, 48 Adams ave £.
Butler James H, salesman, with Geo Peck,
127 Woodward ave
Burpee Eras L, car builder, 17 Labrosse
near Fifth. -
Buchan Wm, (McDonald & B,) 200 Ran-
dolph.
BAKER J AS T, engineer and draughtsman,
Waverly Building, 109 Jeff ave, see card
page 881.
Baker D T & F G, grocers, 146 Woodward a.
Borel 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 are,
near Randolph.
Bertman Geo W, tailor, with Cbas Lappan.
Beular Joseph, butcher, Randolph, and
Monroe ave.
BLOSS J B, Amer seed store, 24 Monroe
ave, card page 202, r 13 Croghan.
Boddy James Frederick, ftnits, die, dec, 287
Jefferson ave.
Bowen Thos B, book agent, w K T Ives.
Bowen Geo N, expressman, says he lives at
162 Porter.
Boothroyd ib Downer, engravers and fith,
186 Jeff ave.
Bergman C H. Randolph cor Monroe ave.
Brandt Lewis W, printer, Laf and Antoine.
Bostwick Henry R, salesman, 298 Fifth.
Bosworth Frank, moved to 2 Lewis.
Brewster Wright & Co, grocers, 202 Wood-
ward ave.
BrowneU A W, salesmon with A Burtis, b
Wm Harsha.
Byrne And, shoe maker, 88 Monroe ave.
Campeau Peter, salesman, B Gardner.
Calnon & Campau, congress hall saloon, 9
Congress W«
Carpenter Dr S J, office Fisher's Block, Wood-
ward ave.
Cartwright Abraham, sailor, b Geo Jackson.
Caspary John, tailor, 291 Fort £.
Casterton Daniel, hairdresser, 117 Woodward
ave.
Cliapin RLSl Co, boots and shoes, 88 Mon-
roe ave.
Chapin Amasa, r 106 Wash ave.
Chapin Rufus, 106 Washington ave.
Chapin Henry, 106 Washington ave.
Chapin Lorenzo, 106 Washington ave.
Chapin Adams, w Wm Hubbell & Co.
Chapin Eugene, w Lorenzo Chapin.
Johnston's Dbtboit City Dibbcttoby.
325
Chapin Oscar, w Adam Chapin.
CHOPE & PAGET, carriage makers, Lamed
and Randolph. Se€ adv, p 884.
Cabinet makers, warehouse 74 Fort E.
Callard John, purreyor and grocer, 257 Jeff
ave.
Campbell B T, shoemaker, r McComb aye.
Chaddwick Wm, saloon, Randolpfi near
Lamed.
Christianson H A, salesman, 268 Jefferson
Cleveland W, catter with M B Kean, cloth-
ier, 76 Woodward aye.
Clongh J W, salesman, Ransom Oardner.
Compton Henry £, salesman, Ranson Gard-
ner.
COHEN M, mer clothier, 181 Jefferson aye.
See adv,
Comne Francis, chair maker, near CroaVs
Tannery.
Compton Henry E, salesman, Ranson Gard-
ner.
Cook Orin S, accountant, w Henry Weber.
Coote Charles, saloon, Atwater and Brush.
Crosby J Bouton, attorney, 185 Jeff aye.
Crouse Chas D, painter, 258, Mich ave W.
Curry Augustus, grocer, 148 Randolph.
Dean db Co, one dollar store, 255 Jeff aye.
Detsch Eli, salesman, w Jno Collard.
DUBOIS WILLIAM, flour and feed, 273
Jeff aye. See eardpage 805.
DUMON J J, dentist, 119 Woodward aye.
Durbon Joseph W, saloon, 51 Riopelle cor
Woodbridge.
Elliott Robert T, salesman, M B Kean, res
126 Congress £.
EAGLE J £, broom mkr and agt Howe's sew-
ing machines, 77 Lamed £. See adv, p 821.
Erying H P, clothier, 154 Woodward aye.
Ege Dr C N, office 37 Woodward aye,
Fairchild John, with Walker & Russell.
F ARRELL R F, attorney, office cor Jefferson
aye and Griswold.
FERRY D M, (M T Gardner ^ Co,)246 Laf w.
Frankiel Isidore, yinegar, 17 Jeff aye.
Field Moses W, moying res from 857 to 852
Jeff aye.
FINK CAPT T, United States 8 Infimtry
Recruiting seryice, r 281 and 288 Jeff aye.
See eardpage 805.
Flint Mrs £ W, worsteds, 191 Jeff aye.
Fitz Gibbon, 134 Randolph.
Fitzhugh Mark, agent, box at P. 0. 1031.
Fisher £ and A, builders, 119 Woodward ay.
Ford John, merchant tailor, 5 Monroe aye.
Fountain Dayid, waggon maker, with Ben-
nett &• McCullough.
Frey Ferdinand, bookbinder, 270 Fort E.
FROST WESTON, water oil Co, 144 Wood-
ward aye. See advH^ page 204.
GALLAGHER THOMAS, groceries and liq-
uors, 3 Mich aye 1^, at City Hall. See adv.
GARDNER M T & CO, seedsmen, 189
WoodWard aye. See adv't, page 292.
Gardner M T, seedsman, r 40 Columbia W.
Garfield G W, w Frost Lane d& Co.
Garret Eiyah, tailor, w J W Hodgkin. r 188
LafB.
Giest V, shoemaker, Monroe aye near Ran*
dolph.
Gkiunt S, groceries and proyiBions, Mich aye
and Third.
Gilbey T W, moyed to cor Hasting and Fort.
Gloyer A Shaw, mer tailors, 156 Jeff aya.
Goodman John S, agent, Vent Starr A Co,
office 14 Merrill Block.
Gore James, 5 Bates.
Greyals Hermon, shoes, 88 Monroe aye.
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, seryant, R H Hall.
Henderson H, salesman, 157 Jeff ayo.
Herbette, Francis, printer. Tribune Office.
Hickey Maurice, lab, cor Second and Mioh
aye
Higgins Chas A, salesman, 141 Elizabeth B.
Higby , liyery stable, Farmer^near
Woodward aye,
Haderman Dayid, First cor Abbot,
Hall Francis, gardener, Capt £ B Ward,
Hall J W, Port Admiral, office in the ware-
house of John Hutchings &, Co, foot of
Griswold,
HANNIMANN J B, butcher and sausage
works. Fort and Beaubian, «m card on page
806,
Harrison Miss Ruth, dress maker, 119 Wood-
ward aye,
Harris F H, 50 Madison aye,
HARRIS & NASH, wholesale and retail
dealers in liquors, 58 Mich aye E, SeeadvH
page 292,
Hardy George, rectifier, w Jas A Perkins d&
Co, Wayerly House,
Hawley Richiutl maltster, r Woodward aye
near Bagg.
HIGHWOOD CARLOS, artist, studio Firo-
men's Hall cor Jeff aye and Randolph. See
card page 881.
Hinman A B, with Ransom Gardner,
Home for the Friendless, Mrs H R Andrews,
Supt, 552 Woodward aye,
Hubbell Wm & Co, boots and shoes, Ran-
dolph and Lafayette, moyed from Monroe
aye,
Hull Wm, accoun't, w John'HuU,
Hurd Oscar, 16 Clifford.
Huss Jacob, boots and shoes, 64 Monroe aye,
Hudson Wm, or gardener, 157 Third, moyinff,
Humphrey Mrs, sewing machines, 117 Wood-
ward aye.
Hunt W C, Woodward aye, aboye State,
Ingraham J, paying contractor, office oyer
Ripley's store, Campus Martins,
S26
JoBKSTON^a Dbtboit City Derkctoby,
Ites K T, agent Virtne 6l Co, otct Fanner
and Mechanics' Bank, Jeff aye,
Jepp W, money lender, 211 Jeff ave,
JOHNSTON JAMES DALE, Directory Pub-
lisher, and moving to Oregon.
Johnson Mr, 42 Second
Kennedy DaTid, machinist, 246 Fifth.
Kenyon J H, furniture, 196 Jefl are,
Xing 8 B,bh 249 Jeff aye,
Klein Martin, clerk, H A dt S G Wight, r
871 Franklin,
Xnapp & Boee, physicians, 119 Woodward
ave,
Xnapp Horace, (K 6l R) 119 Woodward ave,
Xorte Frank, watchmaker, Howard House
Congress W,
Xroper F A, grocer, moving li-om Jeff ave
to 291 Oioghan,
Krebs Fmest, druggist with Otto Leuschner,
LANGLEY Wm, custom cutter, boots and
shoes, 64 Randolph, card page 269.
Lndue Wm N, hides and skins, 1 Monroe
ave,
Itftdue J, Thomas, hides and skins, 1 Mich
aveW,
LappanChas, mer tailor, 247 Jeffave.
Larkin Andrew, drayman, moved to Orchard
near Sixth,
Laman W W, phjrsician. office over St Mary's
Falls Canal Office, Griswold,
Lander Geo, grocer, 164 Woodward ave.
lathrop Joseph, White do L, dentists, 166
Woodward ave,r 48 Madison ave,
Lawson F W, account, 104 Congress £, mov-
ing.
Lehman Matthias, shoemaker, 88 Monroe av,
Lewis George, salesman, Ransom Gardner,
Lidstrom Chas, shoemaker, 88 Monroe ave.
Ling Conrad, grocer, 77 Monroe ave,
Lindaman Chas, butcher, 181 Woobridge W,
Lord Josiah P, salesman, w John S Jenness,
Ludlow Fred W, agent sewing machines, 121
Woodward ave, r 271 Congress E,
Leclerc Francis, copper smith, moving to
smelting works SpringweUs.
Levering Chas H, mueic teacher7 office at
the music Stores, b 274 Congress.
Luddington James M, moulder, 160 First.
Ludger J B, watchmaker, 167 Jeffave.
McCain H, Fort near Brush.
McDonald & Buchan, grocers, 200 Randolph.
McDonald John, (M db B) 200 Randolph.
McFee John, saloon, cor Cass and Wood-
bridge.
Marchand John B, Inspector, U S Light
Houses, b Russell House.
Marsh Mark H, printer. Tribune Office, b h
Mrs J Rogers, 61 Wayne.
Mattison £ D, intelligence office, 186 Wood-
ward ave.
Mather S J, clerk crystal oil Co, 144 Wood-
ward ave, r Columbia near Park.
Mayes Edward, capt schooner Gertrude, 87
Columbia W.
MELLUS CAP, agents Detroit saw works,
60 Fort E. Seeodv%pa$e^X3%.
Miller Mr, Oak near Seventh.
MELLUS CHRISTIAN, 166 Congreas E.
Moors C, F, mason builder, Casa near Michi-
gan ave.
Michigan Female Seminary, 40 Michigan
ave W.
MOSES LUCIAN, (Lewis A, Moses,) crock-
ery, glass and China, 221 Jeff ave. Sat
adv't, page29l.
NETTING GEO, liquors at whole and retail,
7 Mich ave East at City HalL Sea atk'i
page92S.
Newberry John S, (N P & R,) r 446 Jeffave.
NASH RUFUS C, (Harris & Nash,) 68 Mich
ave E. r 49 First.
O'Connor John, shoemaker, Batea near Jeff
ave. ^ _
O'Flyon Cornelius, hiw office, cor Jeffave
and Griswold.
OTIaniganP, travelUng agent, b Tempin
Lunch. ^ . « ,.
Page Charies R, saddler moved to Beech
near Third.
Page John M, 16 Clifford.
Paget James, Chope & Paget, Lamed and
Randolph.
Polglaze Wm, 268 Randolph.
Pomeroy Geo H, den stu, with Dr. J J Da-
mon
Phillips W, over Ives' Bank.
Quinn John, carriage maker, b Wm Chad-
wick.
Ramage Augustus, Dean & Co, 266 Jeffave.
Rasch & Bemart, tailors, 246 Jeffave.
Richards Israel, wheelsman, Great Weatein
Railway, r Jones.
ROOT C G & CO, dry goods jobbers, 16
Woodward ave, cor Atwater. See adv, •»-
side front cover.
ROOT CHAS, C G Root & Co, dry goods, 16
Woodward ave.
ROOT GEO C, C G Root & Co, dry poods, 16
Woodward ave.
Robinson A- Lambert, liquors, 21 Jeff are.
ROSS WILLIAM, house, sign and carriage
painter, Michigan ave, bet Seventb and
Eighth. Secadv,pZS6.
Robinson James, engineer, b 248 Jeff* are.
Rolfe Alonzo, fruits and vegetables, 5 and 6
Russell House.
Runze George. 260 Randolph.
Ryan Kern, tailor, with Ed Miner.
Scanlon John, 68 Lamed, moving fkxnn city.
Searing, R W, 8 State E.
Shehan Wm, shoemaker, 88 Monroe ave.
Sichler Benjamin, druggist w Sam P Duffield.
Smith Wm, blacksmith, Monroe ave, near
Campus Martins.
Smith J T, hats, caps and furs, 184 Jeff ave.
SPICER WM J, general freight supt, Great
Western Railway, office foot of Brash St,
card inside cover.
And Advebtibiko GAZEmcEB.
327
Stark 0, BalesmaD, Farrell & Brother.
Stewart James, plumber, moved again, to
Bates near Jeff ave.
Stewart Chas H, book agent, inquire John
Slater.
Stowe £d 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 G B R, r
Lafontaine near Grand River.
Teats &, Hademann, hair dressers and sa-
loon, First cor Abbot.
Traub &, Bro, silver plater 206 Jeff ave.
Tuomey , boottreer, with H L Chapin
&Co.
Tyler Wm W, account, B Q Stimson.
Yanhuyse Leo, cooper, 261 Macomb.
Yanhuyse B F, carpenter, 261 Macomb.
Vanson Benjamin, mason, cor Prospect and
Indiana.
Walker DavM, county clerk, clerk's ofBoe^
Congress near Griswold.
Walker Hiram, produce and storage, AtwaU
er near Bates.
Wajsh Robert, yankee notions and jewelry^
at RusselTHouse.
Walsh John, grocer wh and ret, cor Abbot
and Seventh.
Welland H, door plate engraver, 98 Jeff ave.
West Geo A, broom maker, with James £.
Eagle,
Winter Booth, moving to Randolph' near
Gratiot.
Wood Israel, carpenter, 170 Orchard.
Young Wm, b Mrs Elmers.
f0i^te|.
MY VILLAGE HOM
A BOVO— Br PARK BBHJAMIK.
Sweet Tillage home I I love thee well,
X love thy woods and flowers,
The vinedad cot, the grassy dell,
Fit haunts for summer hours ;
I love the wild and merry song
Of brooklets as they foam ;
I love thee as I loved thee long,
My happy village home.
Sweet village home ! m other climes^
In haUs of power and pride.
For thee and for thy quiet times,
In lonely thought J've sighed ;
Not all the mirth and revelry
In pleasure's loftiest dome
Could win my constant heart from thee^
My happy village home.
Sweet village home ! that day will bring
No solace unto me.
When I must fly on restless wing.
Far, far away ftx)m thee,
If she whose beauty makes thee fair
Will not consei^t toVoam
^rom thy green fields and rosy air.
My happy village home 1
328
Johnstoh's Dktboit Cttt Debbctobt,
llllltM BEU.
Dealer in Hamtrsonck
loiim ail Itt Ilfepil) lis Linri 8t, West.
DETROIT, MIOH.
rkis Me4 U j »r»<Mi' « <t TIbrM JHUm mkmwe ths CUp»
7 JmieMrmm .#m, mi CUp MmO,
Importer of Choice Brandlies«
WINES AND OTHER LIQUORS,
aEisruiisrE ouba.n oia-A^RS-
Barclay ft Ferkin's London XXX Porter and Ales, always on
IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.
STANDARD SCALIS.
E. «Sz> T. F^IR.B-A.ISTKS <S& CO.,
ST. JOHNSBURT, TKRHOm?.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSES:
FAIRBAIfKS A Co.. 1§0 Broadway, Mew York.
FAIRBAMKI^ A; BROWN, 34 Kilby Street, Boston.
FAIRBANKS * EITINO, masonic Hall, PhUadelphia,
FAIRBANKS A; OREENI^EAF, 35 I^ake Street, Chicago.
FAIRBANKS A; CO., 03 Camp Street, New Orleans.
HO 80 Woodward Av«, DETROIT. MICH.
HBSNBT BIMOIIt TraTsIUkjr Ac*at.
And AoTEBTisiNa Gazxttkeb.
329
hom:e comiitort,
PREMIUM SUMMER AND WINTER
LARGE VENTILATED OVEN. PATENTED i860.
4 Manoftkciared and for Sale by Jambs Mobbibon, Jnnr., 205 River Street, Troy, N. T.
SOr.I> BY
'. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
' A Circular with full iustmclions in relation to this great Hotel, Tavern and Family
Cooking Stove, can be had of the exclosive dealer,
),OHABLES BXTSCH, GENEBAL HABDWABE HEBGHAITT,
901 JeCeni«A A^ey Detroit^ BDeb*
We are of opinion that no Farmer's lamily 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 known Cook Stove in existence.
I OHARIiBS BV80H, OBHSRAI. HARDHT ARB MBRCHANT,
Meohanios' Tools, Tin Ware ft Copper Ware MannfSMtory,
201 JxFFBBSOir Aybbvb,
Dbtboit, Michigab.
p. S.— Write for a Circular, which will be mailed free of postage.
COLTE 8 PATENT IRON, BED8T.EAD,
Which may bo folded up during day time, leaving mattraaa, k/^ Iniide.
390
JoHKBTOir's Dkisoxt Crrr Dibkctobt,
ttoee penoDfl in want of a good Sewing Haehine, are reepectftilly invited to call and sc^
THE ORIGINAL HOWE
WHO INVENTED THE SEWING MACHINE?
I HOWEi Junr., the Oripal Patentee and Inventor, \Ui
Keep tliiB Fact in view when yon purchase, that
A iOOi UWim MiSHillE!
la aa Artiole mnoh to be Deatred^
AN INFEaiOK ONE IB A PEST, AND IS TO DE AYOIDEl).
The ntiUiy and practicability of the
HOWE SEWING MACfflNE
It J.S the Oldest Sewing Machine Patent extant.
Since the date of the Howi Patbxtt, tome 800 Patents on Sewing Ifaehinea have hMK
granted, not one of which has surpassed the Howe invention. In tiJSi, no Machfaie has jal
been made which will sew a more perfect stitch or seam than the first Howa Mackdtb niia
In 1846.
For Family use, new Machfnee liaTO recently been constructed. They should be ema.
Ined by all persons about to purchase. The
Are well adapted for TAILORS, or GAITER FITTING, baring sutBcieot power, and wai^
ranted te be durable. They are unquestionably the best machines for VEST MAirgm^ |b
the market.
PRICES, $60, $70, $80, and $100.
The genuine Howe Sewing Machines are adapted to all kinds of Sewing done by 1 ^
Machines. They ar« constructed under the direction of Mr. Hows himself, of the beat mar
terials, in the most thorouah arid subKtamial manner, by skilfhl and experienced woriknen.
And in all Instances are UTarranted.
A critical examlnaiion U reqaested by 'bosn persons wishing to purchase Ifachinea. Ab
experienced operator will be at ihe room, to give all instruction in tiie use of the M«i*^
ttte of charge.
JAMES E. EAGLE, Ageat,
77 Lanud at, AtcuL
Akd Adtkbtisino Gazettseb.
331
Office, corner of Huron and Main 8te.,
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The circulation of the Joubval is extensile, and should be regarded by Eastern and
Western manufacturers, and merchants, d«., as a desirable medium for adrerUsing
CiYil Engineer and Draughtsman,
OFFICE WATEBI.T BliOCK,
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N. B.— Particular attaDtkm will be paid to the drawings of Dasigns to be pateited.
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Mk R R ELUOTT, ^
DETROIT,
■O. V« WOmtlTABD ATsna,
j^ot-mtxT z>oit
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And old BUok Staz line of liyerpool Paekoti.
I>nwt iDd^^selli Bills of Ezcbange at Bight on the Royal Bank of Ireland, and on all the
principal cities of France, Germany, and other parta of Europe.
^t tlxe old Btazxd o± XLA.O-XiS Ac SI^rilOTT,
Ag'i for CMteay Lint of Steamters,
n
^agk groom Jfattorg,
JAMES E. EAGLE, AGENT.
St., East, ... Detroit, nUcliigaB.
Tlxe I>ealers at "Wlioleaale and Retail in
El. o o nil 8 ?
CAV BB SUPPLIBD IV
Every Variety, at tlie Lo^west iE^ates,
JAMES E. EAGLE Is Agent for the sale of Howe*8 mt/Hj OOlobrated improvod
Bowing Machines for the city of Detroit and State of Michigan.
The Patentee, Elijah Howb, Jr., is the original inventor of Sewing Machines.
[See adTertisement, Howe's Sewing Machine, page 819.]
And Advertising Gazettbeb.
333
IN
Grates and Stoves.
It Produces Double the Heat with HalT the Fuel.
It is simple, efficient and practicable,
of allowing it to pass up the
draft of air throngh the room,
WOOD as COAL.
Over 50,000 persons are
entire satisfaction. All who
Health, should adopt it
We have procured a Patent
thoroughly tested. When we
unifersally used there (even
regard for health to use a close
scientiflc men have been trying
improremeots, by which fael
increased, we conclude that no
its merits could be used, than that
saying fuel, radiating the heat into the room instead
chimney ; suppressing the cold
to the fire, and is as good for
now nsing this Patent with
valne Eoonomy, Comfort or
at once.
in England, after its merits wer^
consider that open fires are
the poorest haviog too much
stove) and that hundreds of-
fer the last fifty years to make
might be saved and heat in-
stroDger arguments in favor of
England has granted a Patent.
WE ARE PREPARED TO SELL
CODFHTY jSlKD STATE EX0HX8
On the most favorable terms. Address
JOHN B. RYAN & CO.,
Proprietors of Dodge*s Patent, Cincinnati.
DEALER IN STOVES, GMTESdc GENERAL HAHDWAfiE,
t9 f p«4firi ntf HnH, Ikk,
IS THB BXCI.UnVS AQKHT FOR DBTBOIT.
334
Johnstons Dbtboit City Dibbctobt,
DBALBB nr
WHITE FISH, TROUT, ftC,
Provisioiui ft Fishennen's SnpplieB.
-T^.AJaSZZOXrBS .A.XTD OF£*IOS ON" TZXS DOCXK
DETROIT,
MICHICAIU
mn t met,
MAK17FAOT17BBBS OF**
i
Mm^ Jobbing SmmUkM,
Oor* Laxnad k Bamdolph Bte«
DETROIT, - - NIICHiQAN.
B. OHOFB.
JAMBS FAOBT.
DBTROIT WmB WOKKS.
ion Woodward Ave.,
RiUMiell Hovso
MANUNFACTURER AND DEALER IN IRON. BRASS AND COPPER
AVIRE CLOTH,
^rass. Copper, Steel and Iron Wire,
BURR Jmilil^ STONES, BOI.TINO CIiOTH
HAROWARKy TABkK AND POCKKT OUTLKRY,
NAILS, GhLASS. PUMPS, LCAD PIPE. &c. &o.
And Advsbtising Gazsttbbb.
235
David Oliphant.
T. J. Haywood
OLIPHANT & HAYWOOD,
OBNiSRAL
iviER,OH:^isrrrs,
▲VD XAHinPAOTUBBBS OF
JlSrO. I=»-A.L1^ER,»S
01LBBBA.TBD
CIDIR flNlMR
Exoluiiva Sight for the State of ICohigaii
Patented Aug. 7, 1880.
DBTBOIT, MICH.
Special attention given to tlie Seilimg of Produce and iing Ordefs
WE REFER BY PERMISSION'^TS'
F. Bahl A Co-, Hatien, I>etroit I D. Preston A Co., Bankers Betroll*
T. 6b J.. Hinohman, Grocers, " Hobba, Oliphant di Go, Goms'n If en., . Ohioace
Ifooie, Foo4e db Ga, Groceia, " | John Palmer 4b Co., Vinegar MerohU,. **
386
JoHHBion's Dbisoit Cnr Di^bctobt,
T. J. NOTES,
HARDWARE MERCHANT
89 lir#odwiprd Ave./ l>ctroit.
(■.;., inSIIE ©OOB SAMAIEOTAH,
7ES
Hot Air Drauchty larce Ventilated Oven,
OOOKIlSTGh STOVE,
FOR ^ir€M>D OR GOAI.. ' *
SAMAMTTAM
Is the bMt finished and mot t dnnble Stove itt the
day. Combines every advantage for Cookiog ever
applied to a Stove. Bakes perfectly on tbe top and
in the Oven, and Boasts In Front at the ssme time,
without imparting the flavor of one kind of food to
another.
THE VENTILATED OVEN
By the eonstant admission of pnre Aresh air, aad ae-
corea Sweetness to tbefood being baked.
iTHE HOT-AIR DRAUGHT
Baises the temperature of the Fire Box, and la-
ereaf e« the heating prcpertfes of the Stove, tbna en-
abling the Good Samaritan to do more work in every
variety of CookSn?, with less fuel, than any Btove in
the world. Has the moi>f perfect amngt ment for
broiling on the Front Hearth, without interfcring
with the other operations of Cooking. Has a con-
stant supplv of Hot Water without Cost, and heats
Water fur the Bathing Boom superior to any Range.
THE GOOD SAMARITAN
is In eyery respect worthy of Its name.
Haouftctured and for sale to the Trade, by RATHBONE it CO., Al^any, N. Y.
For sale by one dealer in all the principal towns of the Bute, and in DKTBOIT esduHvsfy by
T. jr. If 0¥ES.
. COHEN.
lEiCMMT BILDi,
181 Je£Ebnon Ayenne, Masonio Hall.
Constantly kept on hiDd, a weU selected stock of BeaM>nable: and
nE3-A.IDY - Iyl-A.IDE OLOTK[IN"3-,
f° o^TVKisKWM vcamsHnro cmmds.
vm-menf made to orOer mna Warrtmtea f FU.
M. COHE]Sr,
ua Jcflenon ATaona, Detroit, Ktehlgan.
Akd ADYXBTiBnrG GAZBrrBEB. 337
?HOHO€iE&FHY.
'1^
Phonographic Heparierf
Haring permanently settled in Detroit, is prepared to take reliable verbatim reports ol
Speeches, Lectures Law Cases, etc., on the most farorable terms.
Having been a pnpil of Mr. I. Pitmav, the original inventor of the art, and being In dl*
rect communication with the Phonographic Society of England, he is prepared to give priyato
instmctions in the system, embracing all its most recent improTements.
AOOOTJ2SrTAN.T. ACTUARY, &c.
For terms, dee., address : ' P« IL MUBDOCK,
% Foit q/lct, Jktr^ .
WILUAM ROSS,
p0m, ^igti, Carriage, anlf ^rnamnrfal
Mioliican. J^venue, Bet-ween Se-ventli and Sifflitli Street*,
THOS. CRANAGE, Jr.,
IDetroit, - ^^, - l^^iohigaTi.
OKAI.SR IN
TEAS, SPICES, SUGARS, OILS,
COFFEES, FRUITS, PAINTS, BRUSHES,
AND EAST AND WESiF* INDIA GOODS QENERAI-LY, .
AT WHOLSflALB AVD BBTAIL.
IPOE. THE
Sajrinaws & Intermediate Ports
THB SPLBVDID CLIPPBB BTBAM8HIP
CITY OP CLEVELAND, GEOBGE H. BYDEB, COHD'B^
Will leaTs the dock of Johv Hutchutob &> Co., for the abore ports, on TUESDAY, April
16th, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Goods receired at the warehoase at all times, hereafter, and no extra charge te
etoreage.
April, 1861. EBEB WAMD*
888 Jobhstok's Dstroit City Dixectort.
OLIVSB BOUBKE— BnndiM, Wines, 4bc
Thii Merchant's address is 122 Jefferson areniie, neariy opposite the Maaonie HaB»
wliere a very superior stock of old liquors and pure vintages, domestic and foreign, is cgs^
itaatly ayauable in Store and Bond. — See adrertlseipent, page 106.
TBDB HTBBOPULT,— American Hydropult Co, card page 106 and 278.
The purposes to which this useful and portable hand fire engine may be applied are so
tirious that erery Household should be possessed of one.— For ftdl particulars see adyer-
FABMBB*8 MAP OF MICHIGAN^AKB OTHEB STATB8.
The best prepaivd map of Michigan ever published, is now in the market. — See Adrer-
tisement in Index. It contains«Il the new Counties, Salt^ells, Xnm, Copper, and Coal
Ifines, complete Census of Counties from 1887 to 1860 incluslTe. The map contains the
whole of Michigan and Wisconsin and parts of three ether States, Geological Statistics, Bail
Boad Lines, &o, and its style and finish cannot be surpassed.
GIFFABD'S BOILEB INJECTOB-^ACKSON A WILEY.
This remarkable and utilitarian inrention maybe seen in full operation on any day
during work hours, at the cleanly, well ordered and extenslTe Foundry and Engine Works
of Messrs Jackson & Wiley, corner of Fifth and Woodbridge streets. A visitor whose ob-
jaet is not mere idle euriosiUr will be obligingly shown through the several extensive de-
partments of the establishment. Engravings of the Injector are industriously handed viai-
Um by the engineer in charge. See advertisement at page 164, and the card of Jackson d^
Wiley, inside the back cover.
WILLIAM HENDEBSON, MEBCHANT TAILOB.
Beference is made to this gentleman's advertisement at page 169. Mr. Henderwm,
wWttier as a TMdlor and Draper or a man, is one of Nature's own ennobling.
THE BBICK BUSINESS.
The card of our great local manufacturer, Bichard H. Hall, is found on pa^ 170.
FBEB. B. SIBLET, foot of Griswold St.
Xiime and Stone In Inexhaustible quantities can always be found here. See carft
ME* 170.
FBANCIS L'ESPEBANCE.
This gentleman asserts he can supply as much sand as would build up Paris. See
^•wi page 71.
" POWEB LOOM WIBE CLOTH."
This heading is the ISwU mmrh of the Clinton, l^ass., Wire Cloth Company, whose card
Occupies page 121. C. H. Waters, Agent.
J. & J. BBENNAN, BOILEB MAKEBS, dtc.
These gentlemen discharge a large amount of Boiler Building, &c., at 164 Lamed Strsot
West. Their card is attractively displayed on page 122, which please refer to.
ELMWOOD CEMETEBT.
Mr. B. Gladewita, 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
^nants. See his card on page 122.
CAMPBELL. Llin? & COMPANY,
M and 06 Woodward avenue, card page 187. The repute of this house for honorable
trade is extensive, and so is their ability to fill orders, whether as jobbers or retaflers.
IMPBOVED STEAM BOILEBS.
Befer to John Dunham's card at ^page 187. ' A much to be valued invention la at
present being patented by Mr. Dunham.
Ain> Adysbhsing Gazbtteeb. 339
BXTOHANAN A GARBOL.
These eminent Boiler manafactarerB are to be found at their old [stand, Atwater Street,
between Hastings and St. Antoine. See their card on page 172.
• 8HIBT8.
We are aware that B. T. Barrett has a very extensive Shirt Manufactory in operation,
comer Jefferson avenue and Shelby street, but the compositor has mixed up his shirts ynih
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 the matter ^ it is to be hoped that this ehtftieet
excuse may not be rejected by our friend, restoring us again to terms of honorable recon-
ciliation. The luckless and bootless printer has escaped our vengeance.
OOMMEBCIAL HALL, 128 Woodward Ave.
John W. Hodgkins' neatly set card is found on page 187.
TH]{ WOEKHOUSB.
This institution is now (April, 1861), in progress of completion. The following particu-
lars are extracted trcm an article in the Detroit Tribune, as the result of a personal exami-
nation of the premises by Mr, Jakxs F. Cosovbb, one of the Editors. The Workhouse will
be occupied almost immediately. The building which Is the most complete in the city,
covers one of the three acres allocated for the service of the institution. It is very com-
modious, 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 ftill description of this extensive Public
Building in mmutia had been prepared for Insertion in the Directory, but was not discovered
to have been mislaid amongst a mass of manuscript copy, until too late to re-write it. It con-
tained suggestions in regard to the necessity existing for the immediate erecUon of a Bbidh-
WBLL. The organization of a uniformed and municipal Peace Preserving Police, consisting
of one Captain, two Lieutenants, ouxe 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 Guard. And, contemplating 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 Oaol at Plymouth, in the cost of whidi the city of
Detroit should not hesitate to participate. The Sheriff of a county, oonsnUing the proprietiefl
of his position, should be expected to reside where his personal convenience, and the |mblic
service would warrant, but he should not be degraded by imprisonment in a Goal.
DETROIT HOUSE OF COBEECTION.
This public institution may be expected to be opened for boarders, and persons generally
in search of a knowledge of the means of obtjaining an honest livelihood in a short few
months. It is to be hop^d tlmt the moraU of. its government may be creditable to Detroit,
' and prove a salutary blessing to society in generaX
. THE RUBICON.
This is the title of an extraordinary pamphlet, written by Mr. Elisha Chase of Detrdti
from whom it is obtainable. •
"AUNT SALLY."
This is a Duodecimo of about 216 pages, written by some lady in New Tork. It has
been handed 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 the whUe demoeratie mauee^
if every negro in the United States were exported to Africa. Certain arietoeratie white men
mutt haoe davee ef some kind or another, and if they cannot get •* bioobbs," they will
strategise to grow rich out of their white brother's labor. By and bye our Common School
Boards, probably, may find it necessary to prevent the untranunelled progress of the chiL
dren of humble parentage, leet the labor market should faU» We are inclined to think there ig
340 Johnston's Dktroit Citt Disbctobt.
a screw loose FSm, ami " r^JImed todetf" dtmamdt fln$ ktmdt. Kid^ovetf fMfwy, tmd tAs tU-
gamistof life genfralfy, no matter wKtthtr the slave be whUe or black tchoee labor ereaUt the m ea mt.
This is what intelligent OhriBtian men and women who do hard work, and know all aboat
it, would call a contemptible aristocracy. We hope we shall have modeet timee at the Wairs
HOVSB.
H. & L. BIMONEAU, DBUGOISTS.
If the brain of a Directory compiler were made of adamant, an impression woold be
worn uponit by the many inqniries made personally to him for everybody and about every-
thing in town. It is not enough that he gives his best attention to have every person's ad-
dress correctly recorded, and that he emblazons and displays his friends' advertisements.
Bushins in a hungry paroxysm to get dinner at Carson's saloon a few days ago, he was be-
sieged by three or more rural gentlemen who evidently either fonned iJie escort from the
oountiy of the new Collector of the Port, or else they were after him for an inspectorship—
but 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 was 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 on page 201.
WATER OIL COMPANY.
This is an oil expressed Ax)m vegetable matter, clear and brilliant, adapted to aU
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 coarteoos
hosts and well provided tables, the Rail R<mu1 Hotel will always maintain its admitted ex-
cellent character. See card at page 204. '
JAMES A. PERKINS & Co., 109 Jefferson Avenue.
Our esteemed fHend, Thomas S. Sprague, Esq., is associated with Mr. Perkins 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 wUl 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 MACHINE SHOP, comer Atwater and Rivard Sta
This o^d establishment has yet at its head the Hon. William Barclay, with whom is as-
sociated in partnership his son William L. 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 oum attention to this card, and would
have him express his opinion of our mindfubteat of rendering to Caesar the things that are
Ciesar'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.
RANSOM GARDNER.
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 A Co, offer to 60 families 60 free farms, in Emmet County, in the beaufciAil
State of Iowa. We shall be glad, at the request of this firm, to act as their agent here. See
card page 243 and also 244 ; see also 267 and 260.
CITY SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND BiEASURES.
See the card of N. B. Rrowley on page 268.
And ADYXBTiBDra Gazbtixbb.
341
PAPER WAREHOUSE, PAPER MILLS, &c«
The card of the extensive house of Messrs. Gomwell, Barnes dt Co., paper mannflustuxen
and dealers, will be read on page 269. This firm are Idichigan mannfiustarers and hare un-
limited capacities for doing a great State business. Please refer to adrertisement on page
269.
THE NORTH OUTGROWS THE SOUTH.
See page 260— for the reasons.
H. P. BALDWIN ^ CO.
Boots, shoes, &c., at wholesale exdusiyely. Please refer to card on page 278.
DETROIT VINEGAR WORKS.
Among the changes so constantlj occurring in so large a dtj as Detroit— we
noticed a new and extensive branch of industry established at No. 92 Jefferson aTenue
by Messrs. Oliphant and Haywood. We hare examined, and fully satisfied ouraelTai
that their yinegar is a superior article for pickling and table uses. Attention is re-
quested to ath0rti$Mimtfpaf$^S$, Mr. Oliphant had been formerly known in the em«
ployment of F. Buhl ^ Co.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES.
See J. F. Raymond's card on page 276. We would here suggest to strlbagenaad
citizens who hare not yet been there, that it is quite a treat of ratiomd epjoyment to Tiail
Mr. Raymond's Fine Art Gallery,- at No. 206 and 207 Jefferscm avenue.
FIRE ENGINES FOR SALE BT THE CITT.
See card on page 276.
I FREIGHTS BT THE QREAT WESTERN.
William J. Spioer, Detroit and Milwaukee, depot foot of Brush Street, Detroit ; see
inside Aront ooTer.
A Wllil^ ^THBBB>8 ▲ WAT.m
BT J. G. 8AZS.
He was a noble Roman,
In Rome's Imperial day,
Who heard a coward croaker,
Before the battle say :
"They're safe in such a fortress;
There is no way to shake it—'
" On I on !" exclaimed the hero,
"rajind a way, or mak$ Ur
Is fame your aspiration 1
Her path is steep and high ;
In Tain he seeks the temple,
Content to gaze and sigh ;
The peerUu priu is waiting,
But he alone can take it,
Who says with Roman firmness,
"TUJInd a tooy, or make ur
Is Leamhig your ambition 1
There is no royal road ;
Alike the peer and peasant
Must climb to her abode ;
Who feels the thirst for knowledge
In Helicon may slake it,
If he has still the Roman will
Ibjhdavfay, or wmko U!
Are Riches worth the getting 1
They must be brarely sought:
With wishing and with flretthig,
The boon cannot be bought;
To all the prize is open,
But only he- can take it.
Who says with Roman courage,
ru JM a iMy, or wutko ii /
In lore's impassioned war&re,
The tale has ever been
That Tiotory crowns the valiant ;
The brave are they who win,
Though strong is beauty's castle
A lover still may take it,^
Who says, with Roman daring,
I*ll /nd a woi^f or. mako it !
The Latest Local Changes, and Genial Errata.
VERT BNCOURAGING.
We obtervw with gnat pletrare the tnoeeis of our young towittDiaii, W. C. Wnxujo,
employed for a nnmber of yeen (eltho' yet not more than 20 rammers old pirobably), in the
eoiteogiTe wholesale dmg and sroceiT store of Farrand A Sh^y 80 Woodward aye^ he
ii now OQe/>f the firm of Farrand, Sheley d& Co. Toong men ! yon jnH mark how steady
geod condnct and Integrity finds its reward m good season. This is what we call nmnd Be-
FtthUeuism, Messrs. F. A &.
t^ Refer to the adrertisement of CAnux Ebbb Waed, on page 887, for fkTorite lane
Of Steamers to Tab SAenrAWS and Intermediate Ports.
Barnard Geo W, 80 State E.
Carson Wm, Jr, Wyncoqp dt Co, Oysters, 186
Jeff aye.
Creelan John, grocer, 190 Thhrd.
Field G L, dentist, ofllce N E cor Woodward
aye and Congress.
Finn Jd!m, moying to Canada.
Fairhaim Thos, dry goods, 69 Wood aye.
FABRAND, SHELBY A CO, dmgs snd gro-
ceries at wholesale and retail, 80 Wood-
ward aye.
FBEEMAN Mr, hardware store, Ac, cor
Mich aye and Third st.
GansoQ & Co, store manofkctorers, at Rns-
sell's Smelting Works, Jeff aye E end.
Qantt James L, 258 Lafayette W, east side.
I8BELL NELSON G, Collector of the Port
of Detroit, Castom House, Griswold.
Johnston W, dmggist, Jeff aye [and Gris-
wold, r 62 Adams aye.
Kermott Dr. office 188 Woodward aye, r 86
Madison aye.
Kidder F H, booU and shoes, 162 Woot aye.
Kamman & Co, liquors, cor Macomb aye,
and Grand Eiyer.
MEHLING G F A A, marble works, moy-
ing to 16 Mich aye W.
MICHIGAN FEMALE SEMINART OF
DETBOIT, 40 Mich aye W.
Massinick Wm, clerk Jackson & Wllej, rss
181 Second.
NASH B C, (Harris & Nash) mored to 482
Jeff aye.
OLIPHANT 4& HATWOOD, produce and
commission merchants, and manufsctorers
of Vinegar, 92 Jeff aye, card pasre — .
Onphant Dayid, (0 and Haywood), 92 Jeff
aye, b Mrs Wards.
O'Brien James S, Nicaragua Saloon, 167
Woodbridge W,
PEBKINS JAMES A & CO, liquon and
cigars, moying to Woodward aye.
Safford C L, Com Mills, r 147 Congress B.
Yermeulen & Toungblood, book-binders and
book-sellers, mo^og to 205 Jeff aye.
WARREN JOSEPH, Editor Detroit Adyer-
tiser, office 212 Jeff aye, moying to 60
Fort, cor Cass.
Warren H M, accountant, r Jos Warren*
Wheaton d& Peek, grocers, 14 Wood aye.
WILLIAMS W 0, Farrand, Sheley & Co,
druggists and grocers, 80 Woodward aye,
r 86 Abbot.
Waterman Wm J, 77 Washington aye.
AjXD AOTBSnSINO GtAZETTEBR,
34S
Fire "Depmrtanmrnt^
CMif J&tgineer^
lit Jm9tmi^am^ McKay.
2d Jimtmt^-<3ieo. L. Whiting.
9iimm»m^u Bfeetion—O^BtlneBtal
iVMNtai^— K. M. Pratt.
iSMrvfaiy— Geo. L. Malts.
BT eytUiei Ho. 6.
JbrMtoM— Wm. Y. Rnmney.
iSMTftoyy— Wm. H. IngenoU.
Betrolt Tonus Mea's Soelety— Ofliceni
1861-S.
IVMMfMit— Sidney D. Miller.
FSm PrMMJ^m^— Henry M. Whfttelaey.
IBtaHMe Hoeplial*
PAymBMM— Dr. Loifis Darenport. ^
HaU Acent at Detroit*
WnUam 8. Wood, Poet Office.
Board or lUlaeetlon.
Xw< 0f TMeWf, JHttridt and Stdariei «» (A#
(% o/ J>«lrviSr, 15M April, 1861.
High School, Sixth Ward— Principal, Prof.
Henry Chaney, |1,000; Ist ABsiatant, Mr.
Slisha Jones, |760; 2d Assiatant, Miss £.
M. PoDay, l&OO; teacher French and draw-
ing, Mr. E. St. Alary, |176.
Abbott itreeL First Ward— 2d Grade
Primary^ Mrs. R. H. Perkins, |260: Ist
Grade, Miss £. Y. Mackay, fSOO.
First street, First Ward— Ist nrade, Miss
S. J. Bossell, $300.
Fort street, Third Ward— 1st Grade, liHss
H.CalTert,|800; Ist Grade Primary, Miss
f . ThirkeU, |250.
Fourth Ward, Colored School— Principal
Intermediate Department, Mr. John Whit-
beck, 1600; 1st Grade Primary, Miss M.
Scott, $800.
Fort street, Fonrth Ward School— 2d
Grade, Miss S. Hartmeyer, |800; 1st Grade
Primary, Miss Bowena Holbrook, $260.
Capital Union— Principal Senior Depart-
tment, Mr. Harlow Olcott, 1900 ; 1st Assist-
ant, Miss M. LiUybridge, t400; 2d Assist-
ant, Miss E.Near, $260; Principoa Junior
Department, Mr. G. W. Bigelow, $760; 1st
Assistant, MissE. MacLellon, $800; 2d As-
sistant. Miss 0. Tibbits, $800; 2nd Grade
Primary Girls, Miss G. E. Snow, |800; 8d
Grade Primary Boys, Miss P. M. Taylor,
•800: Ist Grade Primary Girls, Miss H.
Clark,'|800 ; 1st Grade Primary Boys, Miss
F. M. Bnssell, $800.
Fifth Ward, George street-=-lBt Grade
Primary, Miss K. Matthews, |800.
Bishop Union— Principal Senior Depart-
ment, Mr. John F. Nichols, 1900; IstAs-
sistaot. Miss S. B. Ensworth, |400 ; 2d As-
sistant, Miss ft. J,Eando^h, $800; Princi-
pal Jmiior Department, W. Willitts, $750;
1st Assistant, Miss C. Young, $800 : 2d As-
sistant, Ifiss M. Brewster, |S60 ; 2d Grade
Primary Boys, Miss F. LeB. Tmax, |260 ;
2d Grade Primary Girls, Miss F. Eobinson,
1800; Ist Grade Primary Boys, Miss Matilda
Bose, $260 ; 1st Grade Primary Girls, Miss
B. MothersUl, |800; 1st Grade Primary
Boys, Miss Julia B. Beed, |260 ; 1st Grade
Primaiy Boys, Miss J. Mackay, $260 ; 2d
Grade Primary, Miss Bose, $260.
Miami ayenue. Sixth Ward— 2d Grade
Primary, Miss Fanny H. Wood, |260 ; 1st
Grade Primary, Miss J. A. Foster, |260,
Famsworth street, Sixth Ward— 1st and
2d Grade Primary, Miss M. Miller, $800.
Barstow Union — ^Principal Senior Depart-
ment, Mr. L. J. Marcy, $900 ; 1st Assistant,
Mrs. S. E. Marcy, |400 ; 2d Assistant, Misa
C. Crosman, $800 ; Principal Junior Depart-
ment, Mr. A. L. Watkins, 1760; 1st Assist-
ant, teiss M, Ward, |800 ; 2d Assistant, Misa
E.J.Lee, |260; 2d Grade Primary Boys,
Miss M. L. Payn, $800 ; 2d Grade Primary
Girls, Miss N. Mather, $800; 1st Grade
Girls, Miss C. Ingersoll, $300; 1st Grade
Primary Boys, Miss Sarah C. Watson, $260.
Eighth Ward Union— Principal, Senior
Depwtment, Mr. Bradford Smith, $900: M
Assistant, Miss O.J. Bingham, $400; 2d As-
sistant, Miss R. yoGionity, $800; Prindpal,
Junior Department, Mr, Edwin D. Fisk,
$760; 1st Assistant, Miss C. Saunders, $800:
2d Assistant, Miss P. Trarer, $800 : 2d
Grade Primary Girls, Miss E. Braman, $800 ;
2d Grade Primary Boys, Miss M. Chipman,
$800 ; 1st Grade Primary Boys, Miss Au-
gusta M. Conant, $260 ; 1st Grade Primary
Girb, Miss M. Crowshaw, $800.
Jiocust Street— 2d Grade Primary, Misa
H. Stephens, $800 ; 1st Grade Primary, Mrs,
B. Starkev. $800,
Lafontalne street— 2d Grade Primary, Misa
E. Graham, $800 ; let Grade Primary, Miss
M. Fnrrie, $800.
Trowbridge street — ^2d Grade Primary.
Miss M. Mcintosh, $800 ; 1st Grade Primary,
Miss E. McGowan, $800.
Grand Biver Bead, Ninth Ward— 1st and
2d Grade Primary, adranced, Miss S. Gran-
Yille, $800.
Lamed street, Tenth Ward— 2d Grade
Primary, Miss Mary Shaw, $800; 1st Grade
Primary Girls, Miss T. Whitmore, $800; Ist
Grade Primary Boys, Miss Susan A. Hussey,
$260.
Teacher of Music in Junior and Senior
Departments of the Union and in the High
Schools, Mr. T. M. Towne. $800.
Messenger of the Board, John B. CoosinB
$600.
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^m:boy, *
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FROm OWOSSO TO V\>^SIINM3^
On akd afxbb MONDAY, Jaiojabt 14th, and^onipl further nodoei i
Regular Tnuns will run over tliis Road as follows :
Will leave Bath for Owosso on arrival of Omnibuses from Lansing, whkh
leave there at 10 A. M*, arriving at Owosso in time to connect witn Traiat
on the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad going East or West. ^ v^/
Leave Owosso at 2.85 P. M. on arrival of the Detroit and Milw&iifeie
Mail Train, and arrive at Lansing at 5.26 P. M. * ^
A.COOMOr^A.TION" TR^IISn^
Will leave Bath for Owosso on arrival of Omnibuses from Lansing, which
leavei there at 4.80 P. M.
Returning, leave Owosso for Bath at 8.16 P. M., arriving at Lansing at
11.30 P. M.
Only SIX MILES from the CAPITOL. A first-lass line of Omm-
busses make the connection with Cars in fifty minutes. .
WM. P. INNE8, Engineer and Sap^
Office A., L. A T. B. Railroad, )
Owosso, Jan. 14, 1861. )
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