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53 Col C C Grant Henry Wheeler, brush ma- D. MOORE ik CO. 55 F A Ashbaugh, livery ker 61 Jno J McKenzie, dry goods George Maxham, laborer Patrick Connolly, laborer IRON FOUNDERS - intersects Bold st AND MANUFACTURERS OF 63 Rev J C Smith ierguson - ave intersects Duke, Robinson and Hannah-its ,nierort Henry Hingston, laborer Stoves, Tin, Copper, Iron, Japanned and General T C Kerr, Marksworth Win H Coombe, miller H Lamartine, cabinet maker Stamped Ware; and Stone's Patent Tabular Lanterns. Jas Sweetlove, carpenter Ion u.i t • •, wil‘do ,a1.• .1(•;11,1 MoNab Street South, west sida TIN PLATE, CANADA PLATE, SHEET IRON, SHEET COPPER, John A Bruce & Co, seds- Macaulay Street East, south GALVANIZED IRON, WIRE. side men Tinsmith's Tools, and General Trade Supplies. 6 John Blachford, undertaker Hamilton glass works 8 Alex Ringler, tailor i i)r".eet e:;:tril'ieirtiliel Robert sc.. io Mrs R Bell Hughson st intersects HAMILTON, ONT. 12 Thomas Sintzel, clerk 28 Edward Maloney, laborer 14 Andrew Watson, baker 30 John Kennedy, boiler maker 16 Abraham Elliott, carpenter 32 Wm Simple, plasterer Canada Iron Foundry and Pipe Works. 18 John Anderson, tobacconist 34 Thomas Murphy, moulder THOMAS COWIE & CO., PROPRIETORS. 10 Mrs Filson, laundry John at interaecta 22 Robert Milne, photographer Stuart Street. HAMILTON, ONT. Vacant lots Main-st intersects Mary-st intersects The sub.cribers are prep ■ re•I to execute order: for any quantity of 24 F C Bruce, seedsman Michael Cullen, laborer Maiden Lane and Hunter-at , intrrtert Patrick Wickham, laborer CAST IRON PIPES, 58 Rev I) H Fletcher James Russell, laborer t ■ .in thrue o ■, tliatnetei up■ a,u.. 6o Mrs Adam Ferrie Win Keegan, laborer »le PRICES GIVEN ON APPLICATION.-lis 62 Alexander Lawson, printer Ferguson-aye intersects 64 Mrs A M Turner Stephen Saxby, lamp lighter IN_ FELL, Bold - st intersects John Halford, laborer Thomas Hazzlewood, brush ENGRAVER AND PRINTER, Macaulay Street East, north maker side, from glassworks James George Holtham, laborer north to Wellington S T Butler, machinist Society and Official Seals, Door and Coffin Plates. Bugh.ton - st intersects Wellington-st intersects Agent for the Combination Linen Marker, Rubber Stamps, etc., etc 23 John Johnson, laborer 25 Alex Carroll, engineer Macaulay Street West, north 4 Market Square, Hamilton, Ontario. 27 George Chapman, tinsmith aide, from 331 James north 31 Mrs Ann Connolly to Bay HARRISON HOY, John - st intersects 13 John Noonan, laborel Vacant lots 15 John Callaghan, sailor Barber and Hair Dresser, 17 John Holmes, laborer Mary - st intersects SI-1.411VIP'00ING, E:TC Afeinrb-st Intersects John Jones, grocer itifr The most elegant Saloon in the City—replete with all Geo E Mills, bricklayer 35 Wm Ascott, laborer modern improvements. Hiram Jones, bricklayer 37 James Fraser, moulder Win Laxton, carpenter 41 Peter Davis, sailor Boyal Hotel Barber Shop, 6 ?derrick Street. us2

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43 Richard Short, sail maker Barton - st intersects Itaiden Lane East, south side 120 Robert West, laborer 49 Wm Fell, laborer 2 Edward NIcGrath, wheel- 122 John O'Neil, printer Maiden Lane East, north side 124 Bay -st intersects wright Mrs A McLennan from James, south, to Wel- 4 Samuel Graham, messenger 126 Mrs L Hockaday Macaulay Street West, south lington I 2 John Jeffrey, carpenter 128 J L Innes, corn traveler

site . 7 Henry Kronsbien, tailor Bugison•st tntersects Sterns- sl;interserts curer 5 Edward Murphy, laborer 9 John Campbell, ham 16 George Bridgewood 134 John Langton, varnisher 7 Henry Muller, glass blower Hughzon-st intersect, 18 James Wall, blacksmith 136 Vacant McNab at intersects Jail yard 20 G Bridgewood, carnage ma- 138 E W Odell, teamster ker 140 Wm McMurray, baker 32 Michael Burke, laborer 7ohn and Catharine sis interseci John• at intersects 142 Alfred Crisp, clerk 36 John Brown, machinist 43 W H Rudel, jeweller house Lynch's Wellington-st intersects 38 Mrs Eliza Searle, bdg 45 Charles Keilley, cabinet ma- hotel 40 Frank Pearson, glass blower 32 S S Ryckman, estate agent ker 34 Maiden Lane West, north side 42 WM B Griner, glass blower 47 Mrs Kate Mitchell Wm McDonald, time keeper 38 B B Brandon, from James south to Garth 44 Hugh Watt, glass blower 51 Robert Cruickshank, builder barber Catharine-st interserts Bay - 51 intersects 61 Mrs Susan McGarrigal 2 Samuel Brunt, laborer 63 James Wiley, laborer 44 Mrs Henry 'Williams 4 Samuel McKay, livery Magill Street, East side from " Wm Pearson, laborer 46 D Travis 6 Vacant 250 York, north to Barton 65 E McCann, carpenter 48 Miss M Griffin, dress malter Wood yard Hill 4 John Stacey, sawyer 69 Thomas 5 0 Mrs M Cleary .S1c.Vab-st intersects Vacant 71 F S Jarvis, farmer . 52 Mrs J Smith 6 Central 8 Thos Sandercock, machinist 73 George Dennis, carter 54 Jacob Cerf, pedlar Presbyterian Church 20 Vacant 10 Thos Grant, carpenter 75 Francis Miller, carpenter 56 James Doyle, grocer Shuttleworth,bookkeep- 14 George J Lazarus, tu rner 77 Wm 58 James Carnahan, laborer Charles-st intersects er 62 John Fennan, 18 John Ormston, teamster laborer 30 79 Alex Fraser, traveler 68 John O'Neil, R Hills, secy Canada Life 22 Chris Griggs, policeman laborer 36 81 John Robbins, boiler maker 7 0 Mrs B Rye Samuel Sterling, merchant 24 Wesley Flock, sailor 38 Mrs T B Harris Sloan, laborer 83 Vacant 72 James Wall, blacksmith 28 James 40 C D Cory, ins manager laborer vs 78 G Chandler, laborer 30 Frank Hamilton, Walnut-st in'e- 42 Mrs J Kennedy 34 Thomas Evans, laborer 8o Vacant 91-93 Vacant 44 Mrs C Magill 32 B A Dunning, checker 82 Mrs E Reid 95 George Thomas, messenger 84 John 46 Wm Patton, coll inlandreve- Barton-st intersects Tomlinson, sawyer 97 Vacant 86 Mrs S Appleyard nue 105 Wm Williams, carpenter Bay-st intersects Magill Street, West side Wahtut-st intersects cherry-1i intersects I Joseph Reid, brakesman 88 Wm Bateman, baker so John Connors, laborer 13 James Nickling, laborer 107 Edward Carr, machinist 90 Mrs Wm Lyons, bdg house 52 Gordon Trail!, corn traveler 15 John Menory, machinist I I I Wm Stewart, messenger 94 Aaron Johnston, blacksmith 54 hichard Klager, mason 17 N J White, machinist 113 J H Churchill, laborer 96 Joseph Lyght, stationer 56 Elias Steele, corn traveler 19 Daniel Jack, laborer 117 J M Webber, merchant 98 Mrs John Brick 58 FC N Robertson,bookkeep- 21 EW Thompson, woodworker I19 Patrick Meegan, laborer 10 2 Robert Judge, painter er 23 Walter Wagstaff, tinsmith 125 Humphrey It Newberry, tan- 104 John Bingham, laborer 6o Mrs John Burton 35 George Dawe, blacksmith ners 106 Gottlieb Fickley, shoemaker 62 Vacant 64 N 37 Frank I,ivens, engine driver Spring-st intersects ro8 Richard Crozier, laborer H Davis, ins agent John G Morton, machinist iio Mrs Margaret Grant, grocery 66 W C Forster, artist 39 Harper George Barnes, carpenter 133 Mrs E 68 John Thomas, piano maker 45 Wm Robb, printer Cherry-st intersects J Twitchell, sailor 135 70 John McCullough, carpenter I ig - st intersects James Morrow, laborer Rev W Stewart 5 1 W M Goodwin, operator Wellington If Al111.TrPN'. IIAMI LT(iN. !57

Caroline-st intersects 41 H C Hammond, cashiet 31 Win Ixeti, baker 183 Frank Powell, butcher 76 John W Bickle, druggist bank of Hamilton 3.3 Hamilton & vorthac,tern 185 Mrs 51arKare; Baines Raihwav 8o Henry Eager, clcrk 43 .1 l ; I {owc:. bookkeeper 187 \Ir, Jane Christian 45 %1'111 \ ounk, plumber ('harles fliby, saloon 191 Wm Sharp, shoemaker Uers-st intersects 49 Samuel Woodley, merchan: .7O/!n-si inltrsP9-ts 193 Thomas \\'alker, carpenter go \\ m Valhnce, clerk 195 Wm Kennedy, shoemaker Pat--,t intsrsrrts Morgan Bros, whih factor) 92 Thomas Marsden, gilder 47 197 - Mitchell, bailiff 5! Alex l;aviller 49 Morgan Ilros' flour mills i99 Charles Lammas, clock mkr Qtutn. Rar and /trod-sts infersat W .1 Field, merchant 53 (.irlh.rrinr-st rtur,,;, i: 201 Mrs Catharine Roon tinsmith 138 Jos Belsten, cabinet mclker 55 Win Carnahan, 203 (; Walker, laborer 65 \1' E -Sanford, merchant 6r Vacant 144 \1'm Hempstock, laborer 71 Isaac Ryall, M 1) 205 Patrick Cummings, laborer 146 Henry Blake, brickmaker l,itroline-at iuteratcts 73 Samuel Mcliay, li% rn- 207 Thomas Jackson, builder 148 Henry Bennett, tobacconist 75 Right Rev Bishop Fuller 77 R Kelh- Victoria Ave intersects 150 Noah Pollington, laborer 81 Angus Sutherland, grocer 79 Mrs Ai..ry Sinnett Vacant lots to Locke at interaecta 83 Richd Brierley, druggist 81 Mrs Ann McCauley 85 James P'oster, tailor Fn/tra(t!-si ! n1lrsllC/s 156 Thomas Packham, laborer 83 Mrs Agnes l.ancefield " James Pinkett, laborer 87 Ales Gartshore 85 C I. Walker, confectioner A I Mackenzie, sur customs C R Smith, manager Canada 162 Mrs C Kirkpatrick Ifeaa-at interaeetd 87 S H(;hent, dep clrrk crown Sewing Machine co Poulette-81 intersects 91 J INI Hamilton, merchant Walnut-at interacta 239 J G Davis, estate agent 168 Michael Butler, laborer 93 J R Thompson, carver 101 James Stuart, clerk 241 1\-m Moore, estate agent 170 James New, laborer Qunn-st inttrsarls 103 Julius Meyer, bookkeeper 243 Henry Carscallen, barrister 172 Vacant 105 Mrs Matilda James 107 H Pettit, grain dealer 245 Vacant 176 Robert Moss, laborer 109 John Taylor, laborer 109 James Stuart, merchant lt inJUOrth-st inlrt-iats 178 James Harman, laborer I I I Edward Ntarks, moulder r 13 James \1'ishart, builder Chris Magen, butcher 184 Vacant 1%5 \\-m Murray, collector 115 R S Beasley, station master 186 James McKay, car inspec- Charles James, machinist Ray-st intersects C-htrrv-st in/ersrcts Martin (;anry, laborer tor G W R Hamilton sewer pipe works 129 Robert Addison, carpentel 117 E Le Patourel, shoemaker Burlinqton-st interaecta 123 Mrs Mary Mullin GartÎb-st 7nlITBCPl.4 Arrrl-st intersKts Nursery grounds 129 James Fowler painter 149 \1'm Ridler, grocer Edward Martin, stone cutter 1.13-135 Vacant James Evans, bricklayer Maiden Lane West, south side Lorke and Ponletle-8U inttraeet 137 'Mrs F. Roberts ro/lxittr t John Billings, tobacconist 139 James H Mattice, clerk Charles Magill Main Street East, north site, 141 Arthur Arkell, miller Warren Holton, nursery from 25 James south to City 143 George .Iacoh, paintcr John Field, merchant XcNa6-tt interaecta limits 145 \Vm S Gilmore, curria},c ma- Thomas Beasley, city clerk Dr Calvin McQuesten ker Donald Smith, tailor 7'l' C Kerr & Cos warehotse 147 \\'m Scott, grocer Charles-st intersect., 1 r.+:melius Irving, M l', bu .tlONlttatn atY intersects 149 Stephen tiummers, shoeina- (;erman Roman Catholic rister ker Thomas Barnes, farmer church Joncs & McQuesten, barns- 151 Patrick I)crmody, gr(wer John Jones, farmer ters James Frayne, farmer Park-st inter3at, Martin ' rtllt,y iufexstcl.r 13 W R Nlacdonaid, barrister s Simon James. Delta hotel 27 T(' Livingston, ins agent G S Papps, barrister Peter Armstrong. carriage 29 A i•'orbes, ins agent .1 Turner & ('o's warehonsc maker Main Street East, eonth eide. 31 Vacant 159 \I-III Yates. lalwrrr 33 Lyman `loure //u4:/1son-st tnlrrnrls : Hamilton club house 35 Mrs Samuel I )utticld Thomas \lyles• ccnl dealcr N tllinpUm-d intr•rmets Vacant houses 37 J C Macklin, merchant 29 Chas Cook, Shades saloon 181 George Johnson, Inachinist b 1 Icnrn Baurr, wine merchant AM.&

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to Henry Bauer, wine merchant 17 0 C W Meakins, brush mnfr R R Gage, solicitor 76 John Hall, laborer 12-16 Wilson & Co, sewing Vietoris-are intersects Children's home 78 James Taylor, mason machine mfrs Simon James, Delta hotel 82 B Martin, cabinet maker Roberts, marble dealer 172 I) E 84 F J Leckenby, traveler Hughson-st intersects 178 Charles Davidson ----- Main Street West, north side, Collegiate Institute Prince's square East-ave inireseas from 36 James south, to city earoline-st interstels Court house cutter Alex McLagan, stone limits too Vacant John-st intersects mfr 184 N F Birely, vinegar 104 James Sinclair, countyjudge 52 I) Barry, hotel 2 Oliver Hancock.boiler maker Emerald-st Intel seas 108 P C Blaicher 54 T McIlwraith, coal dealer 4 Mrs Margaret Plett, bdg t86 David Morton, soap mnfr house 112 M Young, sec H & N W Ry Cathartne-at intersects Wm McDonald, carpenter 6 Vacant 114 Wm Laidlaw, barrister 62-64 Richard Allen, shoemaker 8 Erie.ave intersects Mrs Jane Ann Weeks iless-st - interserls 66 Vacant Centenary Church i16 Alex Murray, merchant 7 0 J B Dayfoot & Co, planing Michael Ryan, moulder 10 F N Drew, piano dealer mill 208 Thomas Stevenson, gardener 12 Rev Anthony C Walshe Queen - st iule, seas 76 A Bain, livery 214 Samuel Magill,patternmaker 14 Colin McRae, traveler 138 George Henry, patent agent 8o Luther Grover 220 Wm Blair, grocer 16 Alpheus Beamer, ins man- 140 A Munro, merchant 86 W D Galbraith ICentworth-st interse is ager 142 J M Buchan, insp schools 88 Hugh Murray, grocer 144 Henry Blandford, gilder McArah-st inter se is Charles D A Heath. clerk 90 Benj Lewis, sash manfr Wm Fell, engraver 148 T C Mewburn, insp customs 96 John %Viner, druggist 18 Robt Milne, photographer gardener 150 Vacant Duncan Lamond, 20 David Steele It'alnui-st intersects 152 Alfred McKeand, clerk Burlington.st intersects 22 Captain John II Caddy 102 Thomas Burrows, abctioneer Ray - st intersects Andrew Harper butcher 24 William Poundon 104 Ren W S Griffin Michael McCarty, moulder 26-28 Vacant 154 StClair Balfour, merchant 116 D B (albreaith, grocer Vacant houses 30 Benj Allen, furniture dealer 156 Samuel Briggs Cherry-et intersects Richard Curran, laborer 32 James Anior, undertaker 166 R E Cranfield, teacher 168 R G Pole, clerk 118 J B Morrison, tinsmith (hartes-st intersects Argo- st intersects Adam Sachs, grocer 120 Daniel Hunt, clerk Geo H Walker, traveler 36 Edward McGiverin,merchant t 24 Archibald Davis, printer Pearl-st intersects Vacant house Park-st i wet se is t 26 David Monger, porter %Vm Tipping, carpenter Vacant lots 132 E R King, freight agent, G 40 Mrs Maitl Ind Fisher Robert Power, butcher Lorke - st intersects W R 42 Miles Overend, clerk Matthew F,aston, toll keeper Chas D Bingham, printer 44 Charles Sadleir, barrister 184 S Chambers, machinist 134 Samuel Bell, bailiff 136 A L Morrison, merchant 46 Wm I) Landau, rabbi 186 Mrs Mary Loucks Mrs Andrew Skinner D Conklin, book keeper 48 Vacant 188 Mrs Mary Schadel 138 J George Rutherford, druggist " Edward Warren, shoemaker 5 0 W W Snmmers, carpenter 190 R W Campbell, potter Edw Mitchell, bank manager 140 Mrs M Phelan, fancy goods 52 Wm A Venator, turner 192 Mrs Sarah Ann Page John Eastwood, book seller Chris Rehder, butcher 54 James Sutton, box maker 196 Mrs Mary Ann Hartley 142 W NIurton, coal dealer John 56-58 Aitchison Sz 144 Charles Mills, grocer Co, planing Margaret-st intersects %Vm Macaullay, traveler mill Spring-8 t intersects John Farley (Farley & Ir- 6o Joseph Jeffery, city laundry 228 Mrs Eliza New 148 Mrs Agnes McClov win), Fairholme 62 Richard Bradley, traveler 250 Henry New, brick manfr .1 15o G Denoon, book lieeper Sweet, traveler 64 C H Bampfylde, grocer inierseas 154 J Cummings, tax collector Wm Steward, carpenter Dr Louis Springer Bay-st intersects Wellington-5i inters -1s Vacant house 7 0 Evan Jones, lacorer Main Street West, south side St Thomas Church R C Stinson, hotel 72 Mrs Ann Davidson Thomas Freeborn, painter

West- ave intersects Wm Moore, laborer 7,, Mrs Elizabeth Osborne 7 Dr Edwin Henwood 260 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. 261

141 () C Evans. window shades 15 Vacant I 3 Vacant 65 Corn Donovan, teacher I 7 Burlington yacht (•lub 145 W111 Harvey, traveler 17 Mrs Sarah Battershill Wain u 1 - st intersects It:Nab-et nnersecla 147 Thomas Lees, jeweller 19 John Morley, laborer 15 ' V iIliatn H 'Mills 23 Robert Wade, laborer 75 A Mills, carpenter 21 E .1 Bennett. bar tendei 155 Win Palmer, bookkeeper 25 James Home, laborer 77 I) Abell, machinist 23 MIS J L Smith 1157 Robert Campbell, potter 27 Wm Smith, painter 79 Thomas Bunn, laborer 27 John Mitchell I 59 Wm Somerville. bookkeepel 29 Vacant 81 Simon Harvey, weaver 31 Dr Henry 'I' Ridle■ t6I t » Fl Sutherland, draughts. 3 1 Robert Wade, baker Cherry-se in ,nierel Charles-Re intersects I an 33 Vacant 99 .Mrs John Benton 163 Thomas Wilson 33 Wm Herman, merchant 35 'Sirs Sarah Hecker tor Martin Rowan, hackman Flynn. laborer ' 17I C J Woolcott, engine driver 37 John Main - st 103 Vacant Henry Ing. silver plater intersects 105 Park- st inter-Reels Anthony Doyle, laborer Pearl-.t intersects Margaret Street, west side Aurora-se trite-reels 39 Mrs C Gillis 41 George Elmslie. bookkeeper 1 75 Vacant 2 NIrs Bridget :McGowan I I Michael Sullivan, laborer 183 Webb, laundress 43 M Laven, man Dom tel Co Mrs Geo 4 James McFeggan,policeman I 15 George Rioch, printer 55 Peter Balfour, box manfr r 85 Wm R Barker, porter 6-8 Vacant 117 Abraham Kingdon, fitter " James Balfour, architect 2.0exe-ge intersects 12 Patrick Knight, lal>orer 19 Thos Kerruish, carpenter 14 57 W G Dunn & Co, spice mills 189 I /avid 1:raig. machinist James Owen, laborer If ellington-st in!,', sects 16 James Bricknell, laborer Bay - st interserts 191 G Thatcher, wagon maker John Davis, brickmaker 18 Wm Trevaskis, blacksmith 67 Mrs T Walker 1 93 Maria Street, south side Mrs Mary Robinson zo John Gentle, carpenter Thomas Kingdon, laborer 1 97 " James Vent, carpenter 22 Vacant 8 Mrs Margaret McKay 69 Mrs Elizabeth Troup Geo Hempstock. butcher 24 Wm Gillesby, customs officer " Wm Johnston, marble cutter 1 99 Itughson-st intersects 201 Andrea Miller, laborer 26 John Modlin, grocer 71 Joseph Miller, painter zo R Ashbaugh, barrister 203 George Ho)', laborer 28 Vacant • 73 George A Hastings, tool 22 le J Rastrick, architect 205 Chris Risel, teamster maker Main Itt intersects 207 Mrs Alice hume John and Catharine- sts intersect 75 Dr George E Husband 109 %Vin King, laborer Maria 40 Vacant 79 Mark Pulling, foreman Street, north side, from James 42 Mrs F:sau %Vebber 81 Mrs William Chisholm Poulette-st comment-en solidi, east to Welling- ton 44 George 1,e Riche, druggist 83 William Gibson, clerk • **— 217 Peter Miller. mason 46 Mrs James Samuel 85 Wm Taylor, bricklayer 219 Corn Vaughan, brickmaker Vacant lots 56 Robert Vickerman, stone 87 %S'alter Spencer; piano tuner Wm Earl, brickmaker ihighson st intersects cutter 89 Martin Samm-ms 221 Geo Bray, carriage maker 6o Richard Russell, jeweller 91 Vacant Matthew Murphy, laborer 23 Vacant 223 62 J Longhurst, moulder 93 George Kellond shoemaker 227 Lawrence Roupell, laborer 25 James Meikle, cheik 64 I)(; Sutherland, bookkeeper 229 (ieo Allardice, stone cutter 27 John Jones, barnster Caroline- st intersects 66 Mrs Timothy O'Malley 231 1Vm Campbell, potter John-st intersects Wyllie, agent 68 Vacant ror A A Leonard Foster, butcner Mrs Robert Osborne 31 A C Halson 72 John Walsh, painter 103 F M Briggs, dairyman 105 Wm F Findlay. merchant Catharine-st intersects 74 Mrs 1Vm Kidney Garth.st intersects 76 Patrick Donovan, laborer 107 Mrs J R ThoMpson 47 M D Healey, merchant Armstrong, p o clerk — 78 %Vm Paskey, machinist 1 09 G H 49 Mrs Wm Morton Wilson, manufacer Margaret Street, east side, from 8o James Lewis I I I Andrew 51 Henry Jones, laborer Mills 293 King west to Main 82 James Holleran, baker ri3 James H 55 George Stranks, turner

Hess- st intersects I James Perrin, laborer 57 Wm Kehl, hackman Cherry-st intersects 59 John 127 Ethelbert Servos, bailiff 3 lames Small, butcher Richardson, porter 86 Patrick l'addon, grocer Primary school 5 'Vacant 61 Thos %Vinn, laborer 88 James Murphy, cigar maker Queon-st interserte 9 Thomas Fee, ha .nan 63 Mrs Ann I,evall 90 Dennis Sullivan, laborer HAMILTON. 1162 HAMILTON.

92 Mrs Eliza Sullivan So 'rhos Harbottle, wooddealci 61 Mrs Elizabeth Snider JO Cyrus King, 94 Wm Grover, laborer 82 J Hirsfield, hoop skirt tuft grocer 63 Rev Frederick Spade ti Mrs Sarah Feayer, hotel 96 Timothy Sheehan, laborer 84 Mrs Ann Dixon 69 Hendrie & Co's stables 12 R Invin, Shakespeare hotel 104 Daniel Connors, laborer 86 Mrs Mary Richardson 71 Wm 1) Robinson, hidedealer 13 George Smith, hotel Vacant Caroune-a intersects 106 73 Win Lee, laborer 14 Wm Harris, baker to8 Edward Webber 92 Jacob I.owrey, salesman 75 John Mariatt, teamster 15 F L Cherrier, grocer Ito P O'Connell, laborer Primary School 77 James Rice, lalmer 16 R J Wood, Empire house Aurora - st intersects Evangelical Church 79 Samuel McCracken, teams- 18-zo Spectator office 114 Robert Hackett, shoemaker too 'I' S Bell, civil engineer ter Victoria mutual fire ins Co 102 Major R 1"l'omassack 81 George Ashmore, teamster 116 Patrick Kennedy, laborer illtNab - st interseas 118 James Green, laborer 104 M Fitzpatrick, teamster 83 Thomas Mc Bride, foreman Arnott, 120 Robt Coulter, pensioner to6 Alex clerk Hendrie & Co's stables laborer log John W James, journalist Markland Street, north side from 122 Jno McGartigal, Caroline-st intersects James south, west to Queen 124 Gospel meeting house liees-st intersects 95 Isaac Armstrong, grainbuyer 126 Mrs Edward Taylor 114 ‘ValterAnderson.bookkeeper Henry Robson, bricklayer Joseph Woon, tailor 116 James Frauman,bookkeener 97 (t eilington-st inlet sects 103 Charles Huton, tailor .11c.1"ab.st intesrerts John Lanceley • 118 1 05 Miss Margaret Cox John Irvine Market Street, north aide, from 12 0 Mrs Catharine Scobie , 0 7 J W Murray, machinist Ray Cyrus King, grocer Park-st intersect, 31 McNab north, to 1:2 119 Wm Christie, traveler 124 James Horsburgh, clerk Wm Wallace, freight agent 8 J Kerner, gymnasium F N Tennant, teacher 128 John S Innes to J Mathews & Son, painters Hese-st intersects Bay-st intersects Qeteen st intersects 12 Vacant P H Hanlon, grocer Vacant lots 14 Wm Bromley, broker 140 Thomas Crow, machinist 119 John Campbell,broommaker Caroline-et intersects 16-18 Vacant 142 Rowland Hill, clerk 121 John Sharp, carpenter R Jones,second-hand dealer R W Jocelyn, bricklayer 2 0 1 44 Wm Romburgh, shoemaker 123 Wm Colville, clerk saloon GWR John Rose, farmer 22-24 Thos Gillesby, 150 Patrick O'Neil, laborer 125 Geo McKenzie, store keeper vet surgeon !leu-zt intiyarets 24 James Hume, 156 \‘'m Harper, laborer G W R manufacturing Co 26-28 (;love 158 James Fairclough, carpenter 127 Charles Hurton, blacksmith '16o John Watkins, marblepolish- Markland Street, south side Park- st intersects 129 Daniel Gauld, machinist er 131 34 M J Clarke, clerk Henry Morris, boot cutter Vacant lots 162 George A Tristram, fitter 133 Capt Samuel Malcomson 36 Geo C Johnston, carpenter - 164 George S Board, laborer Park st intersects 38 Mrs Jessie Richardson Queen - st intersects N1rs Mary Logie 40 Mrs Jane Smith Ray-st intersects Joseph Fielding, hatter - Bay-et interteeta 42 Market Street, south side Market Square, .from 17 James 44 John S Amor, engineer north to McNab %Vim Ainslie, trunk maker 46 Peter McCulloch Vacant Wm R Jobb, shoemaker 54 John Rodger, blacksmith 3 T H McKenzie, wool dealcr G Magann & Co, druggists Hilton -st intersects, trfr 2 P Ronan, flour and feed Ray - st intersects 5 H W Bilton, soda water 13 Dominion house stables 3 Geotue A Mills, hatter 1Vm Goodall, farmer 58 Dr 'harles F A Locke 19 Vacant 4 Wm Fell, engraver Edwin Wilde, ins agent 62 George McVittie, foreman 5 Chicago Laundry - st intersects Caroline.« intereeote 64 J C Henry, teamster Park F Clarke & Sons, boots and 66 Wm Waldron, engine driver 33-35 J B Mathews, liveryi shoes Win Sharp, carpenter 68 George Liggett, teamster 37 John S Shoemaker 6 Vacant George Jones, carpenter 72 Vacant 43 F V Johes, hatter 7 Thomas Mackay, grocer Thomas Briers, painter 74 Miles Johnston, laborer Ray-st interkrts 8 Wm Webster, flour & feed Charles Grant, coachman 76 Henry Goering. bar keeper Wm Lennox, caretaker Church 9 Lydiatt & Co, stained glass- 78 Thos N Best, auctioneer St Paul's,German works Hottest intersects j HAMILTON . HAMILTON .

Mary Street, eaet aide, from 124 238 Alex Main, rope manf'r 97 John I)wyer, laborer 6 H Hoy, barber 99 Henry Turner, labore King East to the Bay. .Straclutn-st intrratts r 8- 1 2 Royal hotel Cannon-st intersects 14 Hammond & Skinner, insur- 14A8 Miss Sarah Ross 24o James Patton, labore r ance agents 117 Lewis Hancock, machinist 2 0 Miss Sarah Montgomery 242 J Buckingham, boiler make r " Staunton & Franks, surv'rs r 119 Mrs Catharine Ritchi e King William-at interud r 244 Win G illigan, labore 16 Vacant h 121 Peter Fitzpatrick, carpenter 26 James Way, painter 246 Wm 7'hompson, blacksmit 1 8 John Proctor, forwarder 248 Isaac 'l'hompson, engineer 123 Christian Allix, tailo r 34 Vacan t 22 John Alanson, auctioneer 252 Alex,Hunter, laborer 125 Edward Bolus, machinist 24 McKay Printing Compan y 38 William McClelland, collar 127 Vacan t make r Sinrroa-st inttrserts " Chas A Sadlier, barrister J B Dennis, painter 26 Woodbine Saloon, William Rebecea-at interiecr, 2 4 Mathias Magerus, laborer 5 Miss M A Smith Channell 46 Mrs McMarri e Ft7rir-st intersects Robert-st intersects 30 Johnston & Gilmore, auc- Public School Alfred E Bates, carpenter 143 James Fowler, painter tioneers It ilson-st romsurncrs Pietnn-st intersects 145 David West, laborer 32 Mrs Fields, leather dealer 68 G & A& B Crites, manf'rs 147 Thomas O'Connor, painter 34 Thomas Burrows, auctioneer 149 F 38 Canada Farmers' Mutual 70 Enoch Cannon, carpenter Mary Street, west aide . Freeman, marble cutter 74 Joseph Bârr, clerk, G W R 151 J B Buckingham, gas fitter Ins Co 76 J Carruthers, flour dealer I M rs J O'Reill y 153 R F Webster, machinist Xaenab-st intersects h 15 Win E Pearman, laborer 157 0 H Moore, machinis 78 Robert Farley, tinsmit t 52 Thomas C Stewart, japanner 159 Stephen Searle, carpenter 8o 11-m Bevis, cabinet maker kïug {fm it interserts 62 James Simpson, merch ant 82 John Stadelman, tailor 161 Alfred Crow, machinist 25 John Watson sen, vet surg Park-st intersects Kelty-#t oammnnM8 163 John Coyne, shoemaker 27 John Watson jr, vet surg 165 Mrs Ann Finley 72 Walker, groce 84-88 A Laidlaw & Co, founders Win r 29 Mrs Bella Allic e 167 Edwin Hughes, sailor 74 A C Ma Planing mills rthy, leather dresser 3 1 Michael Flynn, cigar maker 16q John Deylet, laborer 76 Vacant Kennedy, grocer (lannon-st intersecU 39 Thomas 171 Mrs Ellen Riddel l 78 %%'m T Munday, exp agent to8 Charles 'McNab, com travl'r R.Ge <

Hua-d intersects 58 John White, barrister Mrs George Glenfield 2Z Vacant 71 Vacant Ha.-.t rnter,eaa Andrew Keenan, laborer z8 Wm Kavanagh, blacksmith 73 Joseph Winslow, merchant John Hoare, laborer 30 Gas inspection office 74 James Lydiatt, merchant 75 Wm Myers, laborer Jeremiah Craig, laborer York-al tnteresda 76 Joseph Herald, piano maker 77 Edward McMahon, laborer Edward Earley, laborer 98 Wm Banks, photographer John Hislop, blacksmith 79 Airs Maria Webber Wentworth et intersects Que" intersects 89 Vacant 34 Archibald Coutts, livery 36 Dominion Marble Works rrz Mrs Catharine Fletcher 93 J M I)ingwall, fitter 0'Reilly Street, north side from 114 Peter Wilson, laborer 95 J H Clifford, machinist west of Walnut to Cherry 3(errirl-d intersects I r6 Sinclair McBeth, machinist Queen-si intersects Baptist Church I18 Julius Breternitz, tailor 3 Geo Mathews, mail clerk 52 Edward O'Neil, M D I03 John Ferran, nail maker 5 Thos W 1b'hite, plasterer 54 Mrs Margaret Duggan 12o Henry Geiss, turner I05 George Kernan, teamster 7 1Vm Anderson, boot crimper 56 George Coulson, salesman 122 Benj Salisbury, saddler I07 George Walker, merchant Walnut-st intersect I24 Abraham Johnson, porter I I I James Shea, cutter vlne-st tnterutoti I26 Mrs Mary Hobson 113 Stephen Solley, plasterer 17 Wm Reed, carpenter 64 Herbert Dixon, customs offi- Ray-st interserh 117 L Maltus, cabinet maker 19 Win E Barringer, printer cer 15o John W Ronald, carpenter 1 1 9 Edward Daniels, tailor 21 Henry Sharp, carpenter 68 George Stull, hackman 152 John W Norman 121 Wm Wragg, plasterer 23 Thos Murray, carpenter 70 Thomas Parry, builder 154 Richard Dixon, machinist 123 John Burris, laborer 25 James I{obertson, tailor 72 James Nolan, book keeper 156 Donald Sutherland, grocer 127 John Cummings, laborer 29 Samuel Fisher, moulder 7; Kenney Fitzpatrick, painter 129 Thomas Garner, machini5t Michael Sullivan, laborer Pearl-st intersects Cannon-it tneerieel. 131 Henry I)eath, laborer Cherrv-at intersects 84 Richard Cooper, grocer 172 Zion Sunday School 133 Mrs Bridget Kennedy 174 Michael Power,stovemounter 86 James Davis, machinist 135 Edward Newman, carperter O'Reilly Street, south side 88 Mrs Fanny Lougheed, bdg 178 Archibald Coutts, livery 137 Daniel l)ermott, painter house x 8o G Anderson, baggageman 2 Thos Hi:Iiard, clerk (;WR 139 Wm Tribbeck, laborer go George 182 John Ackworth, carpenter " INt Bel;ley, policeman. (;WR Mackay, asst city Ray-st intersects 4 John Warden, carpenter treasurer . [,ooke-,t intersects 157 Joseph Faulkner, builder 8 Thomas Maloney, crimper 92 Rnbert Raw, jun, printer to Mrs Undenvood, furrier 94 Thomas Cook, founder Napier Street, south side Pearl and L1111i tI-

Barton-st intersects Mulberry-st intersects 37 I3enj Batty, watchmaker Pearl Street North, west sidr 39 Doug-al Henderson, messen- 5 John 164 Kendrick Bowden, cleric 109 Mrs Andrew Tinline ger Simmons, carriage nth.- 168 Wm Jeffery 1 Michael Mahoney 41 Jno W 7 John Hill, cigar maker inspector Williams, drug clerk 170 John Dixon, carpenter 113 Thomas Collier, 43 Wm Widgery, shoemaker IiIIIe Market-st commences 119 Frank Somerville, laborer Mirray -st intersects 17 121 John Sullivan, laborer Maiden Lane intersects Hugh Fitzpatrick, trader " Philip 123 Patrick Fitzgerald, laborer V Freidenheimer, baker North, west aide acant lots 21 Thos Burnip, Park Street 125 Jeremiah McAuliffe, grocer engine driver Concession-se intersect, 23 7 John Garrison, laborer Wm Payne, laborer Sheaffe-st intersects J Gallo-, merchant 9 Dominion carriage factory Park Street South, west 129 John Broderick, carpenter side 13 R Morgan, carriage maker Napier - st intersects John Neelon, laborer 6 15 Ethelbert Abell, machinist 131 H G Cooper az Co, coach Zion tabernacle 133 Michael Arland, laborer factory 17 Mrs Annie McVeigh 41 George Tristram, clerk 137 Michael Sweeney, traveler 8 James Meredith, bdg house Market -st intersects 43 John Faulknor, bricklayer 139 P S McHenry, cust officer ro M W Browne, agent G T R 21 J B Bagwell, 141 Win G Munday, cust officer 12 WM J Hodgson, merchant Peter-st intersn-ts • 29 J Kavanagh, blacksmith 143 John Cook, carpenter 1 4 Alex R Kerr, merchant 53 James Heath, blacksmith Commercial hotel • 31 145 Edwin M Coventry Main-st inters** 55 Henry Stokes, engineer 57 •Vm Stewart, laborer • Yôrk-st interects Colborne - st interse,cts Vacant lots 59 James Smith, carpenter New building grocer 147 Wm Jack, Maiden Lane intersects 61 James Slattery, fitter 1 Vacant Merrick -st intersects 49-151 153 Job Midwinter, carpenter St Andrew's Church Florance-st totlersee's Delorme, carriage maker 43 C 155 James Stiff, bookkeeper lisinter-st interseds 65 Edward Parker, grocer 45 Ohnstead Russell, laborer 157 Edw R Kent, traveler Central school 67 Wm A Seeley, carpenter 47 J H Hogan, clothier '59 A Mcl,ean, auditor, G W R 69 Thos Wilson, tobacco worker 49 Thomas Mason, hatter i6i Wm F Mackay, printer Bolbst inter,eets 71 Presbyterian sabbeth school 51 Mrs Jane Crowell --- Barton-st intersects 75 Samuel Blair, blacksmith 53 James Wylie, forwarder Pearl Street Worth, east side. 77 Robt Heideman, blacksmith 55 Mrs Catharine Stevenson ii W m Muir from 246 King West to York 79 Alfred Barnard, bookkeeper 173 Wm Hyndman, blacksmitl Fine-at intersects 14 John W Brundle, tinsniith 81 Charles Thomson, carpenter 179 Thomas Sylvester, tinsmith 83 Mat 57 Jos G Jeffery, city laundry 16 Thos C Cross, traveler Flynn, engine driver 61 Jas F McClure, clerk .11aorroy-st intersects 18 John Kinleyside, fitter York-si inter se ts --- 63 Wm Edgar, carpenter 20 Henry Mann. laborer Park Street South, east side, 65 Mrs Sarah Wagstaff 22 Theodore Rutter, laborer from 89 King West to Conces- Pearl Street South, east side, 67 Vacant 24 Chas Beveridge, carpenter from 241 King West to Hunter 69 George Sharkey, laborer sion. Napier-st intersects Goerge-st intersects 73 George Brown, salesman 1 - 5 James Reid, cabinet maker 75 Rich H Mackay, brrocer 7 Thos Aitcheson, bookkeeper 38 John Rush 17 John Anderson, bookkeeper 9 'rhos I) Harrison, nurser.r- 40 Mrs Isabella Moore 19 David Bates, teamster Cannon -st intersects man 42 Vacant 25 Thomas Bell, journalist 77 Charles H Sibbald, clerk 11 Isaac Sinclair, barber Primary school 29 John Hover boiler maker 79 Richard Mackay, grocer 13 I oh:. Dyon, steward Peler-si inlet-seas 35 Adam Sachs, grocer 81 Chas T Dickson, inland rev 15 Chas Abraham, merchant 83 Thomas Duffey 52 John Jackson, draughtsman Main -81 intersects Main -st intersects 87 William Johnstone, pattern 54 Jos Greenway, ornamenter 41 Wm J Blackbrough, carpen- maker 29 John Wyng, machinist Romsterst inlerserts ter 89 Andrew Brown, conveyancer 31 Vacant 66 M B Holt, teamster Moen Lane intersects 99 1' I,ittlehales, manager gas 33 Henry Pearson, tobacconin -s1 intersects 51 Miss Lizzie Hibbard works 35 Vacan t 2/2 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. rrs

53 — Robinson 62 Mrs Mary Dow 99 John Webb, carpenter Hughson-st intersects Wm H Crawford, laborer 64 Matthew Whitney, teamster lot Alex Campbell, trackman 34 Andrew Bloomer, laborer Geo Searles, butcher 66 John Hadley, laborer 103 James Pickersgill 68 Mrs Catharine Corey 105 Daniel Nes ington, grocer John-st intersects Canada-st intersects 72 MIS hlargaret Brand o7 John Holmes, laborer Thos Morrissey, laborer Vacant lots 74 Mrs Louisa Spencer log Thomas Fursdon, laborer C -tharine- si intersects Ilunter-st inte•sn -ts 113 Robert Moody, machinist Prarl - st intersects Michael Wynn, laborer • Ferguson-aye intersn 82 Mrs Ellen Reardon Ma r-st intersects Pearl Street South, west side laborer 84 Christian Sharp, 125 Jno M Morris, engine driver Wrn Foster, sailor 129 Benj Foster, moulder 6 George Cooper, laborer Locke - st intersects W Jutton, carpenter 8 Daniel Buckley, laborer 131 Peter Clark, laborer Wm H Bodden, bricklayer intersect, wellingnen-st interscts Georse-st eter Street, south side I.i.rguson-ave Wretch 14 A Pluckea, carriage maker lienj (;reening, wire manfr Picton Street East, narth side, from Wm Ferguson, laborer 16 Patrick Powers, laborer 9 Mrs Maria Caldwell 314 JamAs North to Welli igton Wm Foster, carpenter I6 3 Jno J Fitzpatrick, painter Chas Queen-st inlet sects 21 J C Malcomson, forenian Foster, wagon maker 18 M Obermeyer, piano maker Edward Dav, laborer 20 WM Mowe, bookkeeper 27 A Hammond, machinist Hughson-st intersec.'s John Taylor, laborer 29 Thos R Honeycomb, Wick- Main-st intirseas 3' Patrick Hanley, laborer A J Anthony, plasterer layer 33 Mrs Andrews 40 James Harrison, hackman Langman, file maker Wellineon-st intersects 31 Fred 35 Daniel Lahan, laborer 44 Wm King, tailor Vacant 33 37 Andrew Richardson, checker Picton Street West, north side, from Maiien Lane interserts 35 Wm Allen, blacksinith John-st intersects 307 Jam, s North t,o Bay 46 Wm O'Brien, shoemaker 37 J Latremouille, confectioner 52 Vincent Edwards, balter 39 James Connell, tobacconist Vacant lots to 2 Robert Long, blacksmith 4 James 41 William Balmer Mary st intersects Maher Canada-st 43 D Downs, carriage maker 6 Robert Campbell, carpenter George Fleck, laborer 45 Henry Knight, laborer Wm Goodyear, maltster to Thos Horton, glass blower Wm White, Hureer- st intersects 47 James Bailey, machinist laborer 2-20 Peter Culican, grocer John Bailey, blacksmith 53 .13aleer Krug, grocer MciVab-st intersects Peter Street, north side, from Rai'-st intersects •rguson-ave intersels 26 Mrs Ann Murphy 53 Hess North to Locke 59 John McNeil, teamster Francis Maxwell. blacksmith 32 John Munro, laborer R Thornson's, lumber yard 61 Allan McPherson. carpenter Mrs Gharlotte Hicks 34 Wm Evans, carpenter Wm Hinks, Pearl-st intersects machinist 42 H L Bastien, boat builder - intersects Hess st Wm Holmes, brush maker 44 S hlalcomson, engineer 71 James Kirkness, carpenter 26 Wm Downing, carter John Belcher, machinist Ray-st intersects " James Ellis trunkmaker 73 Chas W Smith, coppersmith Wm Phillips, laborer 75 John Andrews, blacksmith Martin 28 Wm H Pearce, laborer O'Grady. laborer Picton Street West, south side 30 Wm Brown, stone cutter 79 James McKenna, engine • William Bails, laborer 32 Campbell Keenm, police- driver Silas Tabb, carpenter 3 J no Crawford, glass blower man 81 James Baine, machinist Matthew Quigley, laborer 5 George Mapplebeck 40 James Low, porter 83 John Duffy E Lassard, brush maker 7 John Kirkwood, laborer Robert Lanaway, hotel 42 John Barker, bailiff 85 Wellington-at intersects 9 Mrs Mary Lawlor I I Mrs Jane Macoubrey 44 Mrs Elizabeth Nicholson Locke - st intersects " Mrs Elizabeth Weston Picton Street East, south side r James Parker, conductor 87 John Dowd, laborer 46 James B Smith, laborer t 3 Thomas O'Connor, laborer 89 John Kinsella. laborer to John Lee Ray-at iriteriactat 91 Angus Douglas. laborer 14 James Vallance, builder AleNab - st intersects 58 Wm Dean, shoemaker 95 John Rankin, laborer 20 David A Kiah, sailor 35 Geo Morrison, boiler maker 274 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. 275

37 Jno Wilkinson, boiler maker Market-at intersects 35 Alex Kay, machinist 76 Vacant 39 James Shuttle, machinist I 17 Nugh Hunter, fitter ;àtalaen Lrtne interaertaj 78 Albert Peart, machinist 19 Oscar Isenhood, blacksmith 43 Daniel Peace, sailor 37 Thos Mitchell, broom mfr Duke-31 intersects Walter Carlyle, blacksmith Ba^-sl in/erecrts 21 43 S W France, patent agent 23 John Cumming, tailor 8o Vacant 45 Luke Parker, organist 82 James Galt, pedlar Poulette Street,from end of Main 25 Peter Bayne, carpenter 47 Vacant 27 John Malcomson, carpenter 84 George Weber, tailor East to Hunter 29 Thomas lialch, machinist trab(nam-st interuce, 88 Vacant John Cashin, laborer 31 John Kennedy, carpenter Edard Layland, upholsterer 90 Wm Barber, laborer 92 Win Robertson, salesman J W Langdon, baker 33-37 John Montgomery, groter Hannah-st intersects John Harris, teamster Robinson-n interaecta Napier--at intersects «'m Murray, book keeper Vacant lots Queen Street North, eut side Primitive Methodist Church Berkimer at intersects 45 James Alexander, carpenter Concession-8t intersects from 212 King west to Stuart David Carruthers, carpenter 47 Peter Snodgrass, cabinet ma- Mrs John Ferrie Thomas Cassells, coachman 8 Alexander H Wingfield ker Joseph Pearce, trader Market-st intersects l'eter-at intersects Railway Street, east side from 38 Conceaaion-st interaecta cannon West, north to Barton 32 J G Buchanan, reporter 57 Hugh Young, brass founder J M Williams, M P P 34 John Cliiiord, machinist 59 Wm Herald t James Philips, clerk J C McKeand, book keeper 3 Vacant Napier-at intersects 61 .I A Ward, accountant assignee 5 Jas U Young, brassfinisher 63 Alex Davidson, Queen Street South, weet side Vacant lots 67 David Ross, laborer 7 Vacant Peter-st interaert^r 69 John Dunkerley, machinist Private grounds 9 Edward T Sullivan, cooper t t Vacant Lumber yard 1',,,k-. t intersects George-ad intersta* .t/ulArrry-st intirserts York-si intersects P ivate grounds 12 Mrs Nelson Mills Vacant lots to 98 H A Stinson, banker Gret;-.: ; •I ; s.Yts Main-st dnterseds 26 John Zoller, cap cutter Bnrton-st interurts 102 Stephen Jenkins, machinist i 19 John (;re'g, book seller 28 Thomas Young, porter 104 Win liyndman, blacksmith t_ i Chris Kerner, builder 30 Isaac Stevens, laborer Railway Street, west side io6 Adolf Losea, laborer 125 Henry Neville, woodman 32 Matthew Broadbent,moulder io8 Vacant 127 Joshua Jackson, fireman .I ames I.iscomb, grocer I to Abraham Mullings, porter Mailer. Law fntermx. 129 Vacant Win t1'ibbin, sausage maker 112 Wm Mayo, brakesman 131 Robert Stevens, carpenter 42 Vacant 11'm I bhitson, tailor 1 14 George Puerott, painter Johnson 133 Albert Johnston, fireman Chnada-st commences W Moore, painter t16 Frank Barling, machinist Airs Sarah Stringer muart,srt infenect t 18 Thomas Higham,hlacksmith Burton ind 46 Charles Mitchell,broom mnir Patrick Nugent, sailor 120 Win Brummell, brakesman 48 Thomas Shadbolt, carpenter Mrs Grace Lang 122 Joseph Wilson, pork curer Queen Street South, out side 54 'Thos H Gilmore,cabinet ma- Mrs Jessie Andrews tzz} Henry Man-ion, grocer from 207 King West to the ker Mrs Bella Wakeham 124 Thos Peden, carriage maker l[onntain Hunter-st intersects John W Cc^ffey, lather 128 Michael Guerin, laborer All Saint's ('purch Vacant lots MulA.rrN-at tntermcfa 130 Charles Littlejohn, laborer r Thomas Taylor, carpenter Bold-at intersects Vacant lots to 132 Adam Clark, machinist 3 Henry W Pearce, painter 134 George Rathburn, tanner . 64 Thomas Kelly, com traveler Barton-at interxrta Main and oeorpe-a^a itvterac4 66 A E Lyon, artist Barlow and Stnar!-sls intersect Ray Street North, eut side, 29 Robert Mills, carpenter 68 Vacant from 234 King West to York 31 R Knowles, pedlar - 70 Daniel Comfort, traveler North, west side Queen Street 33 George McCullough, black- 72 J G Kelk, paprr-ba); mnfr Private grounds smith 9 Wm Amor, undertaker 74 31r9 Kate Mundill .1farket-a1 interaeeta 278 HAMILTON. HAmiLTON. 217

12 Adolphe Dewe, pyrotechnist 57 Angus McLeod, moulder 8-10 J Harvey & Co. wool 152 Vacant 14 Vacant 59 John McAllister, laborer dealers 152i Mrs Wm Higginson 16 Robert Wright, teamster 61 John 1VheIan, striker 12 Owen Nowlan, livery 154 VVm Brister, salesman 18 Mrs George Fox 63 John McCowell, carter lindson-st intersects " East end laundry 156 Vacant 20 James Forrester, porter Florance-st commence 26 John Chappel, tinsmith 158 James Phillips, carpenter Napier - st tntersects laborer 28 Wm Waldoff, 71 George Mansfield. hay dealer 160 James Sherman grucer 40 Wesley church lecture-room Philip Degear, grocer 75 Wm Simpson, 162 G Glass, leather cutter 32 M rS Mary Tomlin York st intersects John-st intersats 164 P C Marsh, machinist grocer 34 Jacob Hall, 68 Hamilton iron works catheart-st intersects 40 Wm Hunt, laborer 70-74 G H Sil let, coal oil Ray Street South, east side, dealer r66 Fred Bennett, messenger 42 Vacant 76 Dr E L from 217 King Street West to Hopkins £70 46 James Munroe, laborer John Underhill, teamster Hunter Calkarine-st interdects 48 James Bardwell, driller 172 Richd Wiltse, tailor Balcer Krug, g-rocer No houses 82 Wm Gordon, cooper 174 MrS E Basquill 84 Daniel Overton, moulder 176 John Mathews, driver Peter - st intersects Canada-st intersects 86 Miss J Fitzpatrick, dress- 178 Frank Wilkinson, grain so John Hartnett, grocer 63 John Springate, laborer maker dealer Lovejoy, laborer 52 Mrs Laskey 67 James 88 Miss Goldsmith, bdg house 9 "galmrs Agnes Allan Hunter - at intersects 0 Alex Daston, tobacconist Rebecca Street, south side 54 Joseph Marshall, carpenter 92 Dan McLaren, fancy goods Robert Terryberry, teamster Edw Burns, lumber 56 NVm Swinton, carpenter 98 Henry Hill, butcher dealer 3 C Dallyn, hair cutter 58 Vacant Mary - st intersects 5 Music Emporium, J r " Samuei Garrity, teamster Ray Street South, west side Power 100-102 Wm Howick, grocer 7 James Wylie, corn agent 6o Thomas Garrow 14 Vacant 104 Geo Valiance, bookkeeper 9 Thomas Lawless, printer Alex Anderson, blacksmith 62 16 S F Ross, dep col in rev 108 W M Gillesby, grain dealer 11 Wm Andrews, wire worker 64 Wm Morris, pattern maker 20-22 John Campbell, builder 112 John Barr, barrister Mrs Annie Bailey, grocer 13 G Catchpole, umbrella re- 66 114 Alfred Myles, coal painter Main - st intersects dealer pairer 68 Wm Tomes, 116 Wm Warrack, Duffey, blacksmith Bible, auditor G W R carpenter 17 W H Howard, tailor 7.0 John 34 Geo 118 Adam Rutherford, agent Heavysage, machinist 36 Robert Dow, plasterer Ifughson st intersects 72 George 120 Mrs Nilhouse 40 Robert Brown, mason York-at intersects 122 Wm Gugel, shoemaker 27-29 Central Iron works 42 John Haynes, laborer 124 James Robinson, moulder 33 James Kay, printer Maiden Lane intersects 126 J Cormack, clothier Ray Street North, west side Mrs Adman 44 Francis 'fade, butcher (28 M Grahagan. shoemaker 35 Owen Nowlan, livery Loretto Convent 48 Mrs Edw Gorman 130 Chris Dewey, stove fitter 37 David Thompson, jeweller Napier-st intersects 5 0 John Mitchell, shoemaker (34 James Anderson, laborer 39 Dr E Graves Kittson 136 James Roach, laborer laborer Canada-st intersects John-st intersect* 33 Fred Heibner, 138 Wm Clark, clerk Metcalf, carter 35 Cnris 7 0 Wright Smith, saddler 140 James Adams, packer 59 British M E church Begg, carpenter 37 James 72 Alex Anderson, laborer 142 E H Sammon, 65 George Smith, packer Hendry, fitter grocer 39 James 74 Charles Phillips, chair maker "J Hugill Kenneth McKenzie, laborer Catha me-si intersects 41 144 G S Cummer, Griffiths, shoemaker Hunter -st intersects clerk 43 David 146 Wm Bromley. barber 83 Nelson Stevens, tobacconist 45 Eugene Moriarty, cutter 85 Daniel Radford, tobacconist from Ferguson ave 47 John Lavenn. cigar maker Rebecca Street, north side, intersects 87 Ed Nicholson, buyer 49 Fletcher Reid, laborer 62 James street North te Wel- 148 Dutch Wesleyan church 89 Miss Gallagher, dressmaker Peter-st intel.fects lington 15o Vacant 91 Wm Holcomb, painter 15oi 53 Joseph Fletcher, shoemakcr 4 W A Jenson, saloorr Wm Lewis, machinist Mary-st intersects 218 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. 279

97 Win McClelland, harness ma- 53 Charles Koropp, furrier 8o Vacant Thos McIntyre, silver plater ker 57 Thomas H Morley, painter Afary-st ixtosats Andrew Gage, biscuit maker lol Wm Smye, harness maker 59 Thomas Dalton, boatbuilder go Mrs Margaret Mulholland Carpl4lt-st lxtHYlKts 61 James Mitchell, laborer I03 Mrs Fenton 92 Robert Lucas, moulder Wm Burns, laborer I o5 Thomas Edwards, dealer 63 Robert Carr, laborer 94 Vacant Thaddeus Ford, blacksmith 107 Mrs James Reid 65 Joseph I Yost, machinist Etlix-st James Dryden, dziryman loq James 3hearn, carpenter 67 Vacant ixterfert,r I 1I Robert McCaffy, traveler 69 Samuel Tiffin Vacant lots to Hm and Quen-.t• aW,r,.mt Andrew Kennedy, mason 113 Mrs Addison Catlkartxt-st iNtlrflftl CatA[art-st ixttrcIttt I15 Win J Vale, printer Ray-st intersects 73 Fred Wilkinson, saddler 138 James Pinch, policeman 117 J Tinsley, printer 140 Mrs Carrie Ralph Cricket grounds I lq G Combs, mason 75 Vacant 77 John Beatty, melter 121 John Davis WdlixBtow-st ixttrsats t.oetc-,t rnter,eoea 79 Mrs Mary Ann Priddis 123 J Cousins Lumber yard George Reynolds, butcher 125 Thomas Guthrie Ata.v-,t twe...eots West-ave ixtersatr Peter Easson, laborer 127 L Rubien, pedlar George Porter, gardener 91 Edwin Clayton, laborer 176 T W Burns, carpenter 127} S Baker, laborer 93 James Petrie, foreman Patrick Costello 129 Stanley Arnold, cabinet ma- 182 Robert Pollock, carpenter Thomas Wyatt, laborer Elgin-st inttrsrtf ker 184 Samuel Scott, grocer Win Clark, clerk GWR loq David White Henry Burrows, laborer 131 Jas A Walsh, brush maker Îrlltoria-av )xtlrsKls 133 John Williams, fish dealer berpwon-av and Gthlwaiwe at (wtaNet GartA-si intersects 135 Samuel Bradt, grain buyer 186 Robert Blakely, watchman 147 F G Lane, butcher 135 Lavell Comer, machinist 188 George Steele, fancy goods 139 John O'Grady, moulder 190 Joseph Scholes, laborer Robinson Street, south side Fergusox-ave ixtersa'ts Wdlixgtox-st ixterserts 192 Philip Lang, carpenter 1 Win Kirkendall Lumber yard 194 Oliver Christopher, laborer Vacant house Vacant lots 167 W T Williams I96 Wm Fisher, laborer Wm Osborne, maltster 16q T Chapple, butcher Wat-ao inter+eati 198 Wm Baddams, upholsterer Afc.Vab and Par4-stJ ixttrsrt 177 James Lamrock 167 John Kellner, tailor 200 James Wedge, carter 179 George King, carpenter 204 Thomas Cracknell, laborer Curling rink Victoria-av intersects 14 dlixgtox-st ixtn sertt East-ave ixtersatr 23 Joseph Plastow, caretaker George Pierce, carpenter Robert Street, south side Ba,-u rxtar.ed. Robert Street, north side, from I Robinson Street, north eide, from 154 James North, eut to Drill shed James Sonth, weet to limita John Shields, laborer Emerald BUgti.ox-.r ttt.r«et. Thomas Jones, laborer Vacant lots JamesThompson,shoemaker 7 James Hughes, cutter Private grounds MrNai-st r'xrerrats (rnttws-at irterseata 9 Vacant John-st txtfl7Kts Rev J G Geddes John Harvey, merchant Mrs Andrew Henderson 50 John Shoemaker, cooper Xxqksox-st ixterfats J M Henderson, merchant Vacant houses 52 Wm J Wallace, moulder M McRobie, stone cutter 35 Thomas Iott, teamster 54 RobtIrt Drake, gunsmith Park-st ixterse7s 39 Mrs Eliza Thomas 56 Jacob Kuhm, basket maker Vacant lots Aeaait iwterasm 41 Philip Morris, grocer 58 James Buntin, painter Bay-at interseeti B McGrogan, bricklayer John-st Mteruftta 58/ Wm McKeever, baker ThomasStrachan, bricklayer Brown, tailor M Kartzmark, blacksmith 43 P Holleran, grocer 6o Thomas Qreea at interaeoti Patrick McGrath, laborer 45 John Connolly 62M Sullivan, shoemaker Mrs Ann Caton, grocer Vacant lots 47 Robert Carr, laborer 64 Vacant laborer Chas Inborden, laborer L4ote-,t trter.eda 49 Win Kane, laborer 66 Stephen Freeman, John Driscoll, laborer 51 Miss Ann Collopsy Catharine-of interieeti John W Blasdell, machinist 280 HAMIL TON. HAMI L TO N 281

Mrs Jane Sharp 13 J McAuliffe, grocer Bughson - st intersects 25 Fred Helt, st car driver Mrs Sarah Gilmore 17 Nicholas Koch, moulder 18 Joseph Reid, carter 27 Frank Young, bar tender James Napier, machinist 19 C Delorme, carriage maker 22 James :McKeever, laborer 29 Get/ W Mackas, machinist 21 Wm Coombe, marble cutter John Carney, laborer 24 James Rake, shoetnaker McNab - nt intersecter Thomas Fieldings, laborer 25 R C Bishop's palace 28 Wm Mills, blacksmith John Humer, bricklayer 27 Wm Forsyth, tinsmith 30 John Crosbie, engineer Sophia Street, from 298 King West, Benj Ward, machinist 29 James Cloney, laborer 32 Patrick Wolfe, watchman nortn to Yoik George Rutledge, trader 31 Edward Joy, laborer 34 Charles Lyall, moulder 3 Vacant Charles Moore, laborer 33 Jas Summerville, painter 38 Mrs Margaret McLaren 35 John Lahiff, laborer 5 Edw Doolan, boiler maker Danl Hutchison, bricklayer John at intersects Thomas Beck, porter 37 Vacant 7 Vacant George Cushen, butcher 39 John Quirk, varnisher Vacant lots 9 Vacant Vacant house Catharme-st intersects Ray-st intersects South Street, from 199 Welling- Garth - st intersects 41 Wm Gully, sen, shoemaker Michael Roach, tailor ton North, east to Emerald 43 Wm Gully, 'un, pop manfr illary-st intersects St Mary's Street, from end of Thomas Betties, laborer Locke, north to Inchbury 45 Alex McDonald, teamster Alex Hunter, laborer Thos Wellington, laborer 82 Isaac Thompson, engineer John Wilson, yardsman Railecay - st intersect, Victoria-ace intersects 84 Michael Canary, laborer Vacant house Vacant lots and gully 86 Wm Evans, marble cutter • Byron Kitcheson, moulder side, from Oarottne-st intersects 88 James Bailey, tinsmith Andrew Bruce, moulder Sheaffe Street, north Sam McLellan, sailor St Mary's Cathedral, Park 90 George A Warren, laborer north, west to Caroline Simcoe Street East, north side 92 James Hurle)', moulder East - are interaecta 96 Edward from 276 James North to Wel- Hudson, moulder David Towers, carpenter Dewey's ice house lington loo Robert Aikens, scale maker EMITO lei -st Intersect , Park-st intersects 102 George Hawe, moulder 5 Thos Capes, harness maker 104 Robert Batty, moulder 16 Jas Clark, stove mounter 7 Wm McDonald, machinist o6 James. Fanning, cigar maker Spring Street, ealit side, from 18 Mrs Mary Ann Lendon McMullin,glassblower 9 James to8 Peter Nicholson 142 Main East, south to Hun- so Thomas Spence, policeman Hughson - st intersects " Wm Fulton ter 22 Rev Henry Lanton 112 Thomas Downer, grocer . 24 Mrs Margaret Johnston 25 Lawrence Hunt, laborer 7 Mrs Herman Stick 26 Thos L Wavel, accountant 27 Daniel Butler, carpenter Fereusan-are intersects 9 Mrs C Tobin 3 1 Garvin Bews, mason ii Mrs Maria Hodgin.s 28 D J O'Brien, prof music 114 Wm Brooks, porter 33 M Cummings, laborer 15 Vacant Bay - st intersects Murdock, grocer Ii ellineon-st rittersals 39 John .11unini / ant intersefts 34 Samuel Spencer, laborer John - st interSeeis 36 James Reid, maltster Simcoe Street West, north .ide, 27 R T S Powell, merchant 38 Robert Hutton, fireman Vacant lots from 269 James Street North 33 Stewart Maitland, painter go Thomas Flynn, moulder Mary-st intersect* to Bay 35 David MeBrien, painter 37 Robert Spring, baker Railway-st intersects 83 Edward A Boles, filer Wentworth engine work,. 85 Richard Partridge,machinist Hunter at intersects Vacant lots and gully Macnab - st intersects ----- Caroline-al intersects Spring Street, west side &mime Street East, south side SimoJe Street West, south side 2 Charles Mills, grocer Sheaffe Street, south side 13 Stephen O'Toole, laborer George Stephenson. grocer 6 Benj Baskerville, shoemaker 15 M t John McKenzie, Is-ooddealer 8 Wm Gillesby, machinist Kavanagh, boiler maker 8 James Hiscox. plasterer 3 Thomas Cox, machinist ro Thomas Allan, machinist 17 David McElroy, machinist Makin, Lane intereertat St Mary's Cathedral 12 Daniel Husted, glass blower 2 r Charles W ills, laborer 1 James Begley, fireman 23 John Chr;stie. blacksmith 20 Joseph Liverlois. fruiterer Msr% - it interweets 4 282 HAYI L TON . ' HAH I L TO N . 283

Eiwerald-st iatersats :z-26 William McLelland, spice Strachan Street East, south side 25 John McDonald, laborer., Mills T T Milne, carpenter Bughson-st intersects 27 Isaac White, tel repairer 2 8 R Blackwell, stone cutter Boy's home 29 «'m Williams, carpenter Vacant lots 26 Mrs Margaret Alle n Hunter-st intersects 28 W J McCarroll, laborer XcNab-st ' interieets WerttmortA-st intersects 32 Edward Webster, machinist Steven Street, ea st aide, from 37 Henry Gray 34 Vacan t 39 TJ Lynksey S88 King East to Canno n 36 Joseph T Hartley, laborer Bay-st inltrsatf 12 Vacan t Stinson Street, south raide 4o Francis King, rope maker KH S K iw-st intersects 8 Wm J Copp, founder }'ah n-st intersects Stuart Street East, north side 14 G P Cook, laborer Victoria-ave intersects 46 Dennis McBride, laborer from 244 James; Worth to Searles, butcher 16 Robert 58 F W Fearman, merchant 48 William Wilson Catharine Nightingale-st intersects 64 David MacGarvey, clerk 52 Uriah Leaver, book keeper 23 Mrs Smit h 54 Mrs Charlotte Wilson 34 Thomas Taylor, carpenter 66 J C Mahony, shoe dealer 25 Walter Potter, machinist t 6o James Falahee, laborer Kilion-st iwtehats 7o Harry Burkholder, merchan flupA .ow-st intersects enas rbtM rtnc-n tetersed. BYne►ata-. t z7 «'m Swartzenburg, whip ma- R Anderson, carpenter 168 Mrs Mary «'arrent 52 Charles Cripps, bricklayer Vacant lots ker 54 Daniel Cripps, bricklayer . Wenteoorth-st intersects jlary-st intersects 29 Edward Doswell, machinist Cawwon-st ixter.rats 96 Alex Winchester,rope maker 33 James Depew, machinist 98 Francis Fagan, rope maker 35 John Cowie, moulde r 37 Vacant Steven Street, west Bide Strachan Street East,north side ioo Patrick Williams, laborer 39 John Coutts, patt from 252 James North to Wel• - i o6 Mark Lampshire, laborer ern maker 9 Alfred Hooper, baker 41 John G Hill, butche l.ingto n io8 James Hurley, moulde r r tttnp William-n intersects i to Bornard McMahon, laborer 43 David Hammond, machinist James Farley, baker 9 Walter Scott, engineer 112 Joseph Mulcahy. hatter John-al interseds t r'I'hos W Hodson, conductor 31 Edgar Pierc y 114 Michael O'Connor, moulder Vacan t \1'm Dray 51 " Charles Piercy, reporter ergtuon 53 Fred Adams, moulder 13 John Maul, glassblower .4 ave intersects Wilson-st intersects 55 Mrs Balfou r fluyAson-st tnterseoi s 57 Richard Coleman, carpenter 37 Geo Collins, carpenter Strachan Street West, north 31 Michael Holleran, laborer 39 Geo Rodwell, engraver side from 249 James North to Catharine-K interMeN 39j R Mellon, bricklayer 33 Patrick Malloy, laborer Bay Stuart Street Eas t 35 Patrick Scanlon, laborer t, north side 41-43 Vacan 37 Vacant 0 Thomas S Bayles, bellows 45 James Small, carpenter maker 2 J O'Brien, grocer 47 Vacant John-st intersects 18 Daniel Fan;, engine driver 4 Mrs Eugene O'Brie n 49 Thomas Ross, shoemake r 1 55 John Coleman, laborer " M Doyle, baggage master to Austin Kenney, glass blower 51 James Hampson, shoemaker 12 E Blackstone, brakesman (t,tnartnnat tntersrcts 20 John O'Connor, glass blowe r 53 Wm Froude, switchman r'° Co 16 James Quinn, brass finisher Vacant lot s rn Mahoney, glass blower Ghn"ow-d inter,wt, 22 Vacant 18 James Douglas, laborer Alart/-st interseds so George Walker, watchman MiNab-st iwttsrats Stinson Street, north side, from 83 Patrick Warren, lalxsrer 24-26 George Mills, grocer 28 R J Day, 81 Wellingon South, out to 85 Patrick McNulty, laborer station master Bug/tson-st intersects Wentworth 89 Alex Durand, carpenter 3o Robert McWilliams, fitter 34 Win Norton, painter 111 i ch ael O'Brien . laborer Bay-st imleiserts 9 Henry Robinson, maso n 97 36 Harry Hale, employe GWR Patrick Corbett, laborer i i Malcolm Isbister, builder 99 38 Michael Shea, laborer 101 M Shaughnessy,laborer Strachan Street West,eonth side 42 J E Dallyn, barber iVest.aoe intersects to9 11'm Mulcahy• labore r 5 James Brown, moulder 44 Win Massie, stone cutter Vacant lots vergue" oiv iwttrsenfs 7 James Delaney, laborer John-aitntersads HAMILTON . HAMILTON. 285

irrison-st intersect ■ 94 Miss Catharine Merrick 48 Thomas Duffey, carpenter Tiffany Street, from Barton 55 .Mrs James Hodd 98 '1'homas E Rice, porter 0 Francis Crowe, carpenter West, north to Stuart 5 too Fred Oxley, laborer 52 A 1) McKay, laborer Ilarton-st intes ■ , t. James Beardwell, carpenter 102 John I ievine, moulder 54 Nicholas Stafford, lal.orer Henry Doddridge, laborer Robert - st ttithariwat intereede Edward Hodges, laborer Tom dtreet, north side, from Sophia intersects Vacant house to Dundurn 124 Benj Rothw..:11, moulder Stuart Street West, north side.from Samuel Neil, switchman 28 George Smith. laborer Henry Flint e, tailor 239 Jamoi North to Queen 8 John liammill, laborer 124 Mars Finch, book keeper Disndurn-st rides sects " John Hardman. laborer 28 Abraham Ripley, moulder 14 Andrew Hay., carpenter 56 Edward Winters, blacksmith 3o Thomas Strachan, clerk 16 Vacant Stuart- ,t ingenues 132 Wm Baxter, tailor Mc.Vab-st intersects Tom Tisdale Street. east side, from 272 Street, south side 134 Henry Syme, laborer 52 Wm Dillon. laborer King East, north to Barton 3 James Semmens, carriage Barton-el intersects • W R general offices 2 ELIW H Austin, carpenter maker 148 Win Smith, rope maker 5 Ilay - st intersects 4 James Wright, clerk I )ennis Mahoney, shoemaker 154 Mark Thompson, carpenter 9 John l'atterson, machinist G W R station King William-et interserte 158 Charles Irish, shoemaker ii John Blaine, painter 16o Robt Johnston, carpenter 18 Wm Malins, carter 15 'llomas Noms, carpenter 166 Charles Smith. laborer Stuart Street West, south side 20 Alex Robinson, stone cutter 17 John Clegg, laborer 190 M Howley, machinist 24 Silas Crysler, carpenter 7 James Mcliendry, carpenter De/import-1 nibs-sects Michael Howard, boiler ma- 26 Andrew McGregor, painter 9 Mrs Mary Roach ker 42 Wm Renshaw, butcher 2 1 Robert Marks, carpenter ir George Moon 44 Charles Hall, laborer 25 George :Maddox, blacksmith .South-st in terseeL, 21 Edw Dinahy, shoemaker 29 46 Wm Jones, sailor Henry N Thomas, marble G W R crossing 25 Samuel Taylor, tavern 48 Win W Reid, builder cutter Angus Reid, boiler maker ifeNate-st intersects 33 54 'Fhos D Conklin, carpenter Samuel Fiddler, .sailor C J Williams, oil refiner 37-39 Vacant 31 Doran Bros, vinegar works 56 Hy Horsman, bricklayer Charles E Robinson, clerk 35 Custom house Wilson at intersects Dundurn-st interseh H P Coburn, manufacturer Gffice " Inland revenue Go John Martin, bricklas•er -- Myles Pennington, " R & C Beatty, customs bro- 62 Frank Squibb, pluml;er Victoria Avenue North, east F'errie -st intersect* kers 64 George Hunter, tailor side, from 244 King East to Wrn Street railway office, waiting Johnston, box maker 7 0 Mrs S Klushman the Bay N W Ry room and stables wharf Bat lon-st intersects Hugh Smith, laborer Bay-at intersecia King Wni-el interserfe l'eter McNamee.sect ion fore- Primary school Fred Egener. hotel Tisdale Street, wee side man 38 R England, green grocer Wm Ayers, carpenter Vacant lots 65 A A P Roach, hotel Wilson - 81 intersect Henry Bricker, hotel King William-at intereede Victoria Avenue North, west 67 48 Isaac W Myers, shoemaker hotel, D Henderson side 73 Station 19 Hy McGarrigal, laborer 50 Vacant 79 J Steanger, temperance hotel 21 Mrs Martha Ruse 6o M T Spring, enameller 5 Wm Rowland, porter Western hotel, Wm Clever 81 25 John Bogler, teamster 64 Win Duff, printer 7-9 Vacant James, bricklayer aroldne-d Intersects 31 Wm 66 Robert Tait, carpenter • ir George C Ilolden, clerk Morrison & Torrance, boiler " John Williams, policeman Er.on.r.st inter eh King William - st intersects maicers 33 John Gee, laborer Barber, finisher Vacant lots Thos Cowie & Co, iron 37 Alfred Mrs Charles Tinling 39 Mrs Elizabeth Limage Engine house founders Cannon - st intersects McArthur & Middleton, 41 Augustus Lantz, laborer 29 1Vm Leith, architect • laborer John W Baine, merchant 31 marble dealers 43 Wm Herman, j C Schoonmaker, manfr 1386 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. 287 wiisan-se into sect, Victoria Avenue South, wet side Vine Street, south side 63 John 51 Charles Howard, carpenter Bain, miller 65 53 Vacant 4 John Williams, laborer Jno Knott, piano manfr Michael Birrell, baker 67 Alex Lockie, baker 55 'rhos G Spickett,bookkeeper 6 Thomas Madden, laborer 5 Joseph M Ballow 69 John 57 Robert McKee, engineer to Henry Colhurst, teamster 9 E A Ware, scale manfr McLachlan,epainter 71 59 Robert Prebble, carpenter 12 Horace Harvey, brushmaker 15 Mrs Charles Graham Jeremiah Dinahy, grocer t John Dodson, brass fitter 14 Charles Cook, coachman Barr& Dingwall,stonecutters O'Reilly - st intersect, Win Dodson, painter 63 Main-st intersects ifeNah-st intertftts 77 Patrick Connell, moulder Evans-sr intersed, Wm J 79 John Buchanan, shoemaker 28 Geo W Van Slyke, teacher 41 Cook, painter 45 W 81 Jas Finlayson, confectioner Vacant lots Albert Smith, founder D Booker, sec-treas Vic- toria mutual fire ins Co (Jatharine - st intersects Barton-st intersects Angus McKillop Donald A Bogart, dentist Park - 81 intersects Vacant lots 183-185 Vacant Vacant houses 189 Thomas Work, laborer 65 John Glasgow Maria st intersects Alex Stuart, city treasurer 67 D Kerrigan. tailor 191 George Must, butcher 105 John Fitzgerald, laborer 69 John K Brown Hunter and Stinson -sts intersect 109 James Kenny, carpenter Soul/eat intersects " James Anderson, carpenter Towers, carpenter tit M J Forster, maltster 82 1) 71 D D Esterre G W Rdilway crossing Mrs Maria Robinson 113 Jas Gallagher, watchman 88 73 John Greening, agent Wm A Finch, iron founder Oliver Hillman, 117 Tim Cashman, laborer 90 75 Joshua Ayer, laborer Richard B Morrison 1 2 t Owen Connell, laborer Ferrie - st intersects 94 Ray-st intersects 96 George A Griffin, traveler Hannah - st intersects Michael Coughlin, laborer J C Griffin, printer soap boiler Walnut Street. east side, from George Russell, too John Farthing, laborer 113 King East. James Walker, soap factory H & N W Railway track south to Han- Walnut Street, west side Railway track nah H & N W Win I Case, M I) R J Tugwell, carpenter Main -at intersects Vine Street, north side from 95 3 Wm Johnson, brush maker 18 VVm Noble, saloon keeper James North to Bay 7 Robt Walker, inspector 18i Thos Invin (Farley* Irwin) Victoria Avenue South, east 7i Francis Beer, butcher 2 Col Wm McGiverin zo G Orttopinn, tailor side from 247 BingEast to the 9 Mrs Walter Thompson 16 A C Quimby, tobacconist 24 'rhos Wilson, grocer Mountain it Wm H %Valker, machinist 24 T J Haine, agent Maiden Lane interseds St Patrick's1Church Main - st intersects McNab - st intersects 30 Thos 15 George Broadfield Winfield, carpenter Main-st intersects Hill 32 Charles 34 Mrs Sophia 19 Rich Ellicott, builder Stewart, measurer 29 Vacant George Sharp, builder 34 Daniel Mesmar, tailor 42 21 Alex Smith, tel operator 31 Wm G Reid, merchant Hunter. tailor 38 44 Charles 23 Fire engine house Martin Hamilton, shoemaker 37 James Mathews, painter 40 Park-st inte, sects Mrs J Smith, dressmaker 43 Wm Edgar, manufacturer maiden Lane and Hunter-at,' info, raert Hunter at intersects 55 Rev John James. I) 1) 58 Mrs Ann Henderson! 45 John Stuart, book-seller 6o Mrs E Sweetman 47 IV Woods, broom manuf'r Hunter - st intersects 42 Tait & Stewart, grocers 6z Nicholas J Power, account- 49 C D Stephenson, bricklayer 44 Wtn Syron, machinist 57 Thomas Myles, coal dealer ant 51 Alfred %Villmore, machinist 46 Hugh Stewart, grocer 63 John Clark, book keeper Alex Drysdale, corn traveler 66 53 John Flynn, laborer 48 Thos Holmes, piano tuner Vacant house 68 Win Kerner, corn trave'er 55 Edw Mosher, 'miller Hector Martin Wm Moore, clerk 7 0 A McMichael r " Hugh Daly, shoemaker 50 Michael Flynn, shoemaker Thomas Wanzer, machinist 72 James P Phelan r " Edw Breheny, shoetnaker 5 2 Chas Stringer, shoemaker intersects 74 T M Ballantyne, plumLer Stinson-st 57 J Christianson, book-keeper 54 Geo Hartmann, tailor 59 Robt Joseph Lister Bay - st intersects Cruikshank, carpenter 58 John Baillie, salesnian 6, Edw Ede, laborer 62 Mrs George Watt 288 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. 289 - — - 64 Thomas Whiteley, laborer 58 Robert Crockett, silver plater 45 John Burt, moulder 141 John Edwards, dyer 6o John Muter. clerk 47 Jeremiah 66 James Miller, laborer Buskard. black- 1 45 l'atrick Power, shoemaker 62 Henry McStravick, clerk smith 68 John Ptolemy, mason 1 47 Vacant 64 A H Cummings, agent 49 John Noble, bricklayer 0 Reilly-a intersects 1 49 Robert Jarvis, laborer 68 Wm R Powell, carpenter Mrs J Gildon, general store 151 John Barr, wool sorter 8o Edward Taylor, laborer 0 Alex Mitchell 7 Ireson-st interse-rs 1 53 George Glass, shoemaker 82 James Dennison, laborer 72 Mrs Ross 1 55 George Jupp, carpenter 84 Mrs Nlartha Thompson 53 Wm Joy, shoemaker 74 Robert Ross, painter Alfred Cox, grocer 55 Walter Ambrose, clerk 1 57 Camdrina-st intersect, "Jas McManus, shoemaker John Johnston, blacksmith 57 A C Anderson 1 59 84 Joseph Clarke 161 Patrick Dougherty, moulder 92 Wm Clark, laborer 59 John Campbell) moulder 88 Wm Dingle, machinist 163 Thomas O'Grady. moulder 94 Vacant 61 Thomas Burns, p o clerk intersects 169 G Smallwood. grocer 96 Wm Miles, laborer 1:::ans-st 63 W 0 Eastman, Barton- st interserls Maria-at intersecbt Vacant lots dealer 65 Wm Gilmour, shoemaker r o6 Philip Ely, tailor t'antson-si intersect, 181 Alex Forbes, potash mantr 69 NV P Campbell, printer 187 John Carse, mason rio Thomas Coughlin, làborer 122 James Clench, mat dresser 71 John Atkinson, painter 189 Pett, Clench & Co, mat fac- - at intersect* 126 John McCoy. carpenter Hannah tory 128 John Knight, laborer Kelly-st intersect* 193 Wm Lee, mason I30 Duncan McKenzie, lalx ,rer 77 Alex Kerr, builder Wellington Street North, east 195 Jas E Ellsworth, " James Elliott, founder carpenter side, from 216 King East to Robert - st interaects 197 John W 79 Mrs E Dallas Grove, laborer Burlington Bay lots 199 Vacant 85 Vacant David Hurle'. laborer ■ 201 Joseph Pett, mat manfr 2 Charles Smith, messenger Arrion - st interse ts 87 John Square .1111p-ray - 4 Alex McDonald, carpenter Burns' lumber yard 89 Alex McCoy, laborer sr interseas mir 6 B E Charlton, vinegar 202 G Copeland, rope maker 91. John Wark, clerk 207 Jas .1 Cameron, machinist 8 Whitfield Douglas, hoe infr Vacant lots 93 Wm J Locke, clerk 209 Alex Findlay, machinist ro Jacob J Smith, cigar mfr 95 James Graham, hatter 219 Jno Cameron, tx)iler maker South-st interse-ts 12 Wm Hyslop, merchant 97 0 M Johnson, traveler Railway crossing 14 Mrs H Hay G W R crossing 99 Mrs Dinah Nixon 238 Martin Phillips, laborer 16 Frank Stewart Canada felt hat works toi Durrand & Reed. grocer. Strachan - st intersects 18 James Qua, clerk John Batey, laborer Cannon-81 mirror«, 237 John NfcMenemy, laborer 11, m-st intersects 103 John King Ronan, grocery 239 Joseph Curns, carpenter Wellington Street North, west, side Primary school 24 John Hancock. contractor 245 Patrick Noonan, laborer 26 Thos Morris, flour and feed Charlton's vinegar %s ors 109 Vacant 28 Jamer Ainsley, laborer 15 Thomas Northey 111 M A Collins, wool carder Wellington Street South, east aide. 113 Edward 30 George Rutley 19 Thomas Northey & Co, en Hyde, news agent East to the Moun- from 191 King 115 32 Wm Miller, tinsmith gifle works Mrs Jane Truscott tain 117 Robert Miller, engine driver 34 Alex Strachan, slater Sea s King It'ni-st intee ''9 John R 36 Samuel Kyle, tinsmith Brown, millwright Wesleyan church 2 1 James Morris, grocer 121 Wm D Cook, salesman 38 Wm Hunter, brass founder Main - st intersecta 27 A Turnbull. confectioner 123 Geo Kirkwood, shoemaker 40 John H Glass, traveler re, Wm Hunter, moulder Mrs E lredale 29 Richard Drew, clerk 127 Fred Claringbowl, jeweller 42 23 Edmund Pinch, machinist Pearce, laborer 31 H Pember, baker 131 Nfrs E Kilk 44 John 25 J C Prs.dt, confectioner 46 James Hughes, mariner 33 Henry Ireland. pedlar Robert-st intersects 35 Thomas G Reid, machinist 27 Alex Goforth, teamster 48 Arthur Moore, laborer 133 S E Hurd 37 Samuel Glassey, grocei 29 J H Watkins. bookkeeper 50 Wm Burns, tailor 135 Edgar Watkins. clerk 31 Wm Bowman. hardware mer- inlet sect.. 52 A Bowron, tinsmith eb.yea•.(1 137 Brant Johnson. caribenter chant Howard 139 Jur Wilsan - q intersects 39 glades es Glass, shoemaker 33 J S Garrett HAMILTON. 291 290 11AXILTON. R (2 Burkholder, tailor Wentworth Street South, west 37 Vacant 88 Alex Achieson, box maker Wm Milne, coin traveler side 45 Mrs Margaret Stone " Henry Shephard, inspector Mrs Esther Brown John Freed, gardener " Wm Jeffery weights and measires Francis Rolland Minty, clerk 90 Wm Addison, junr, Main - st intersects 47 F C carpen- Barton - .,I intersects George Canning, plasterer ter Walter Fricker, laborer 49 John Land, farmer 51 Mrs C Day 92 W Addison. senr, capenter P Crossman, music dealer 53 Julius Grossman,music dealr Railway crossing Catharina st intersects min/on - sr intersects 55 Peter Ferris, policeman 98 Miss Mary Ann Wi Isar, gro- Ontario pork packing house ll'unter-st intersects cery John Duffy, gardener West Avenue North, east •ide, 67 Joseph Herron, tailor 1 o6 Thomas Sullivan. laborer John Bell, brewer from 238 King East to Bart,on 71 James E Smith, clerk 1 ro Josiah Baker, carpenter George Webster, sewing ma- 73 John Kinty, customs officer 110 Peter McCandlish. sh pper chine manfr 2 John Colton, carpenter 75 Vacant 8 Mrs R Patrick Maria - st intersects 77 Wm Claringbowl, gardener ro Peter Conley, shoemaker 79 Harry Gayfor, clerk t 18 Richard Plant, carpenter Wentworth Street North, west 12 Nicholas McKeegan, plas- 81 John 1sbister, mason 122 Mrs Weston side terer 134 John Pryke, shoemaker 1 4 John Skinner, jeweller Stisson -st intersects Vacant grounds Ilannah-st interseas 16 Charles Fields, barber Wm J Copp King William-at Jr:lensed., King ifm-st intersect., Railway crossing Vacant grounds Baptist mission school 26 George Reid, clerk Widows' Home ilson - st intersects Hamilton Orphan Asylum Mrs 1 Brown 28 Henry Kleitchman, machin- Vacant grounds W H Kline, pedlar ist Hannah.st intersects Barton - at intersects .Vightingale-st interserts 32 Joseph Day, laborer - --- Miller 36 Vacant Mrs Robert Francis Donohue, laborer Wellington Street south, west John Marshall, laborer 40 John Henry, carpenter side Mrs Emily Foster 42 Moses Overholt, tailor Presbyterian Mission school Mrs C Kelly Private grounds Alexander Miller, butcher 48 A Morson, M D 50 Vacant Alatn-st intersects Andrew Ronan, laborer Wm Carless. laborer 52 George Barr, carpenter 26 Edward Kingsbury, porter Wentworth Street South, east 56 John McComb, tailor 28 James McArthur, marble Railway crossing side 62 Henry McCann, confectioner dealer Peter Thomson, grocer Wilson - at intersect: John Little 30 Matthew Hearn, clerk R M Cline, laborer 64 Wm Nichols, butcher 36 W Champ, paymyster GWR James Garcon, ( arpenter John Peddle, gardener Jbseph Cook, butcher 66 Mrs Sarah Smith Mauten Lane nitersects Charles Cottrell 68 Marvin Lewis, laborer James Muir, gardener J Flooks, letter carrier 38 Alfred Crisp, p o clerk 7 0 Hiram Utler, carpenter Wrn Weir, gardener Aikinan's-av( intersects 74 44 George Park, cabinet maker Mrs Mary Shear — -- 8o 46 Charles Stevenson, builder Abner E Van Norman, Mrs Martha Lyle Wentworth Street North, east 82 8 4 Patrick Connors. laborer salesman John Lyle, plumber side, from King East to the Dr Lawrie 84 John Andrews, brushmaker Hunter - st intersects Bay 86 John Miller, shipwright Main - st interse,cts 54 Peter O'Heir, customs officer Thomas Smith, butcher 90 Wm Davey, carpenter J T Nottle, land agent 56 Vacant A -,:ehringuie-s/ intellects 92 Wm Rogers, tailor 58 Mrs Isabella Reid Ida - st intersects 98 Edward Hartray, grocer 64 D G Ellis, traveler John T Gully, shoemaker Wm Bell, barrister Evans - st intersects Ltitle interws Grove-st intere«, J 1) Davis, merchant roo,George Gregg, laborer 66 Mrs Ann McIntosh John Landers, laborer A Alexander, bookkeeper 102 James Proctor, boiler maker 72 Robert Gordon, builder 109-111 Vacant

L._ 292 11AYILTON. JOUN FARLEY. R WI N . tog Wm H James, machinist 57 John Acland, shoemaker I to Robert McQuilan, teatnster 61 Dennis Farrell, tailor :12 John Watt, tailor 63 John Kenrick, carriage lildr FARLEY & IRWIN, Canson- s1 interereta 65 Allan Train, porter 67 Charles C Baird, grocer I'S Thomas Lewis, carter 124 Wm WhoIton, trader Wilton et intersects 126 Charles Palmer. machinist 71 John Pettigrew, teamster 128 Vacant 75 -- Shorts laborer 130 Isaac Christian, pressman 77 Geo Roth, cabinet maker 132 James McMenerny, painter 79 Henry Anderson, shoemaker 134 Wm H Woodhouse, shoe- 8m John Fox, cabinet maker maker 87 'rhos Stanton, painter 136 James Matthews, painter 89 Sam McNair, crier of courts 138 John Groves, shoemaker " Sam McNair, jun, clerk 140 Robert Winter, painter 91 Wm Stevens, painter 142 Thomas Watson, tinsmith 93 John Hilliard, tinsmith Robert tst intersects 95 And McPherson, tinsmith 97 John Corrigan, carpenter 156 Wm outhwell, fitter 74 99 Wm McLaren, shoemaker I 158 David Muir, contractor Evans-st interserts Bartsni-st intersects MANUFACTURERS OF rot Richard Henry, hatter West Avenue North. west side 103 Wm Crossman, painter los J L Billings, corn traveler I Mrs Margaret Boyd 107 George Ralston, painter All Kinds of GALVANIZED IRON 3 James Boyd, plasterer t 09 Donald Mowatt, H & N W 5 %Wm Wright, machinist t I I Vm H Foster, carriage mkr 7 John Ross, laborer 113 Joseph Derby, laborer [AVE AND WINDOW CORNICES I I John Burns, moulder t t 5 Samuel Maslin, machinist 15 Charles Farr, plasterer DEALERS IN 17 Wm H Chase, fireman Cannon-a inlet sedç 19 Vacant 131 George Richmond, moulder 21 Mrs Sarah Jackson ' 33 Patrick Henry, carpenter Stoves and Kitchen Ranges, 23 Vacant 135 Charles Thomson, moulder 25 Sylvester Battram, shoem'kr 137 Fred Taylor, polisher TIN, SHEET-IRON COPPER-WARE. tang William-it intrrxrria 1139 Robt Burmaster, painter .111. 27 Patrick Hennessy, grocer Robert-et intersects :9 Mark McFarlane, machinist Vacant grounds ROOFING 31 Robert Griffith Borion-ettnteraecia 35 John H Jolley, confectioner IN COPPER, TIN, CALVANIZED IRON AND GRAVEL. 37 Vacant West Avenue South, east side. 39 Abraham Cole, moulder from St Thomas Church. Main Lewis, laborer 41 Patrick East to Stinson Patentees of the Celebrated 43 John McMuilin, cooper STANDARD HOT 45 Mrs Ann Hastings I .1 M Meakins, brushmaker AIR FURNICE. 47 Donald Warren, packer 13 Archdale Wilson, druggist 49 Wm Woodall, builder I 5 S Ecclestone, confectioner 5' George Magill, moulder 17 Miss Mary Gouda), The Patentees are prepared to give Estima es for Heating both Public 53 John R McKichan, manfr :I W H Woodward, cus officer and Private Buildings.

Mum_ nA aur.rox.

27 John Fox, carpenter 42 \\'m E ( :lennie,com traveler BRANT HOZTSE 3 1 .1 I i Wilson, grocer 44 R Stratton, carpenter Ht,nttr st intersecta 50 Francis Stinson, clerk 52 Rev S G Stone, editor BURZIN^TON, 47 It M \\'anzer, manfr Crstkcartrst STNn on -a intrrmti intersali 54 :11rs John Bennett, tailoress West Avenue South, west side 56 \\'m C Hooper, printer Afnin-st interamra 58 ('has Niorrow•, bricklayer St Thomas Church Wellington-st interseds 6 Jonathan :1mes 74 \1'm Nash, engineer to F E. liilvert, Mayor 76 Mrs James Nelson 12 Ralph l. White, engineer !1 'est-are i,tttrsats 24 Augustus Grossman, clerk 84 .J Mottashed, shoemaker 26 George Fox, laborer 30 James A Watts, manfr 86 H McCauley, gardener 88 'l'homs Appleton, laborer fifirnttr-st nrltr.crrtr go James Thompson, packer 42 R F Keavs, issuer licenses 92 John Brennan, machinist 44 G Hutchinson, painter q; Alex Russell, jeweller 46 'l'hos Gain, paper dealer 96 George Hazen, grocer " John Gain, Ir,ther dealer l ï, I,,, ia and F.osr-rrvt.r irrtersat 48 David A Smith, traveler 120 James Page, butcher 50 NIrs 11ary Campbell . 122 Wm Rowe 52 John \1'ardlaw, moulder 124 Vacant 54 Nlalcolm Isbister, huild_r 126 J Kirkpatrick, grocer S7insou-st in/, -1--k: !s F, rnrrn ld-at interatda \'acattt lots Wilson Street, north side from 58 Mary to Wentworth Trs,I!/f-st ,RlfrslKts LUP Blemard M the Nrt+hltlo» CInD). 148 Samuel Buscomb,shoemaker J. MORRIS. Preprletor I z Nelson k Robbins manfr Slme,t-st in/trserts delightfully iluateJ 4 101111 Shields I'uts læ:wtiful Summer Re.urt and Ennq>lake Ontario, .R 16z Elisha .Jobe, mason on one of the choicest site. o^-erlool.inT to \\-m 'l'urnhull commercial.. private familie.. and the generr 164 ('harles Bridges, laborer miles from I Iatniltun. 'f-,au-i.t,. ,te,inblc and interry public of Hamilton and vicinity Will tincl that this is a most Elgin-st i7do-rareft 170 Josel,n Vandusen, carpenter ing place 0 Seneca Jones, ins agent .ls/rlrP-sf inte,-srrts TWENTY ACRES OF PLEASURE CARDENS, tb James S Laing rounds, Koo Croquet Lawns, Bowling l;reen. Killianl., l'romenacles, F^-i.hing (: 20 Joseph lt Brown, clerl. Wilson Street, south side Ihncing Hall, Ice Cream Pulorc 12 Misses Golden, dressmakers Hoat%, Yachts, Bathing Xtachine^, capaciou* -4 Samuel Robins, tinsmith 3 Peter I;adie etc. beaut) of situation and alubrity of c imatt; 7 Jirs \\'m Roberts The I lotcl, which, for comfort, pecially f z6 ('harles Reid. wltilr maker is second to none in the Province, has been refurnished and htted up s 9 'l' C Chisholm, carpenter will be alway% hr%t-cla%+r wit^malen :8 Juh". Booth, watchman the tieason, and the accommodation 30 All Coulter. shipper t t Henry Angold, machinist charges. ,;z James Hamilton, agent 17 Adam I.aidlaw founder F•trscat"Riottb, tq John l(ennessv, shoemaker .l'Ne,•iitl Adr-ritageR to Pic-XicR, /•;•l;vr.crr-/rr interyr/s FPRtitYliR, etc- 21 Alex McMenemy, chf police 38 \Irti .1 Garneau, fancy goods 23 Joshua M Chapman 40 A Fox, pedlar 27 John WcMahnn, laborer and steamers will run regularly to and from tlamilton. Trains u 294 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. 295

Ferguson-ave and Cathi"art sis intersect CaIlia, ine- st intersects 36 George Kramer, tavern consissenoss 38 Kenney Fitzpatrick, painter 254 A Richmond, butcher 53 Robert Butcher, builder Wood Street East, south side 40 John Morris, fruit store 57 Matthew Bell, gardener 262 264 Thomas Kater, piano 42 John Hislop, blacksmith manfr Wellington-at interims 6 John Irvine. sailor 8 Stephen Cross, laborer Park-st Intersects A W Sievert, cabinet maker 71 Nelson Tallman, moulder Hughson-st intersects Vacant stores Crook-st commons -ave intersects West 50 Jonathan 270 C Boliga.n, 24 Patrick Colvin, grocer Bowers, pork store J grocer 91 John Dixon, laborer 52 Francis Donohue,shoemaker 276 interee«, Wm Creech, fish dealer 93 Vacant John-st 54 Alex Campbell, grocer 278 G H Snider, mills Vacant lots 56 Vacant Victoria-are intersects Locke-st Intersects Catharine-et intereecta 58 Mrs A Lee, confectionel Vacant lots 6o Wm Stark, druggist 286 Charles Young, grocer s, intermits Ts:dal • Wood Street West, north side, Ekty-st intersects 288 M Mundy, druggist 149 Peter Crouden, fruiterer from 239 James North to Me- 290 G H Snider, flour & feed Copp Brothers, foundry 296 Richard Pentecost, painter 151 Joseph Miess, laborer Nab 102-104 Samuel North, tinsmith 153 Vacant io Mrs Maria Whitmore lo6 Joseph Herald & Co, piano lachtnery-st latersecis Charles Gray 155 Mrs 12 Martin Mahoney, sailor manfrs 320 Isaac Mills, ins agent Stecen-et intersect* 16 Dennis Cavanagh, laborer io Wm Spence, wood dealer .‘ James Mills, agent 163 J Morrison, laborer 20 Michael Purcell, laborer 12 Joseph Fletcher, shoemaker 324 C F Lockman iI4 John 167 Andrew Lynch, laborer McNab-st intersects Davidson, bdg house I)unduni Castle, Donald 116 John 175 Richard Drake, laborer Brown, blacksmith McInnes, merchant 18 John Miller, tailor Athely-et intersect, Wood Street West, south side Caroline-at intersects York Street south side laborer r Philip Doyle, laborer 177 W O'Shaughnessy, 142 John Dufr, grocer 13 Simon Terrio, sailor R Evans, seedsman 191 Patrick Brew [44 Wm Wilkinson, clerk 15 Mrs Ellen Burns 3 John Riach, crockery 148 G Tyson, clerk G W R north aide 23 John Doyle, laborer 5 John Finagin, tailor • Wood Street East, 150 J B Jones, G W R foot of James north to intersects 7 John Kerner. tavern from IffcNab-si 152 John Marshall, rope rigger Catharine 9 J Carmichael, shoemaker Street, north side fron Hess-st intersects ii Mrs A Peene, millinery John McLean, traveler York 7 IoNab North to City limits 16o Wm Simpson, grocer 13 John Cuzner, skin dealer 9 Mrs Mary Lawrence [62 John Johnston, marble wks i5 James A Cuzner, tinsmith 11 Captain Joseph Omand 2 John Greig, stationer 168 Charles Carpenter, traveler 17 John Skinner, Bateman, blacksmith watchmaker 13 Mark Clark, laborer 4 P S 72 Alex Thompson, blacksmith 17if Mrs W j Killey, millinery 15 Thomas Beavers, laborer 6 M Fitzpatrick, painter 174 Philip Sutton, laborer 19 Henry Brazier, barber dealer Magee, saddler 17 Wm Freeman, ice Henry 178 Wm Dow 21 J Belling, watchmaker Kraft, saddlery Hughson-st intersect. , 8-i o Ernest 18o Rabjohn, King &Co,foundry 23 J M Munzinger, bookbinder hardware 25 Jno McFadden, policeman Queec-st intaraecta 29 James Pearson, hoisery 12 Vacant 31 Mrs J Jefferson,fancy goods 27 Stephen Smith, carpenter John Wallace, clerk Anthony Copp, founder 14 226 35 Joseph Skinner, tinsmith 29 Mrs Margaret Powers 16 Duncan Murray, flour and Wm Rutherford, grocer 31 John Smith, carpenter 228 Richard Creech 37 Wm Kavanagh, blacksmith feed 39 laspector weights 33 Mrs Mary O'Neil grain buyer 230 H N Hines, butcher and meas- laborer 18 George I.uxton, ures' office 37 Thomas Welch, zo Wm Ronald, grocer Locomotive-at commences 39 James Wickham, laborer 24-26 S I, Seaman, tailor 240 Vacant Park-st httersects 7ohn-st Inlet-sat , 28 G M Bell, locksmith 242 Clark Wilcox, grocer Commercial hotel Robert O'Neil, teamster 30 James Erwood, confectioner 244 H Granger, agent 41 John Kavanagh, grocer 53 246 George Schwartz 57 James Begley, watchman 32 Thomas Sturdy, tinsmith 4 1i Joseph Craig, vet surgeon k feed 250 A Chantier, tavem W 63 John McMahon, laborer 34 John Taylor, flour 45 H England, hair dresser HAMILTON.

47 R W England, broker 207 Robert Walker, grocer 51 Ernest Kraft, harness mkr 209 H H Hines, butcher 53 George Stott, laborer " John Jones, carpenter " (;eo Renton, painter 21.3 Daniel Willman. moulder 55 J R Holden, barrister 215 Vacant 57 John Burns, clerk 217 Thomas Walsh, grocer 57'} Mrs T Lovell 219 Mrs R Stepenton 61 Julius Winckler, tavern 221 Mrs R Devine 67 James Mason, fruit 227 Mrs John Mundy, tavern 69 Thos Board, knitter Ray-al eclaa 71 Wm Little, baker 73 Thos Platts, fancy store 237 John (;illard, traveler 75 Thos Pillman, butcher 241 James Stephenson, alderman David Mcl)onald, butcher 245 John Jamieson, painter 253 J %1' Crooks, grocer Bay-st intersects Peart-st ends 77 Cabinet factory ^ M A 255 Miss Reid, dressmaker 83 Furniture shop j Graham " J A Lawrence, chemist 85 James' Pierson, broker 257 R Barker carriage maker 87-89 C Bolingbroke, furniture 259 Vacant 91 Vacant 261 Eleazer Wyth, carpenter 93 V B Hall, medical botanist 26; Georgee Ellis, machinist 95 Miss Meyers, hair work 265 Robert Aven 97 John Billington, shoemaker 267 Mrs 'l' Watts 99 John Woodman, traveler 269 Henry Collingwood, laborer ror 8 M Mathieson, salesman 2;t5 James McHarb, agent 103-105 Vacant 289 Geo Cook, hotel ro-, R Thomson, lumber dealer LIMkr-st inl,rs.rta 11' 3 Wm Betcone, dry goods 115 T S Shake, butcher 261 Mrs N1 O'Regan, grocer 117 Mark Smith, baker 299 James Hinchli e, grocer t i g James Rodd, flour and feed 301 john Davis, machinist 123 Wm Gillies, clerk 305 R Hinchliffe, machine shop Joseph Wilson, grocer hcchbüryat intersects elaroUne-,t inter.ed, 307 Vacant 137 Edw Sevier, conductor 309 R Raycroft, carpenter Î^9 Fred Beckett, founder 315 James Moran, japattner W H Duffield, accountant 317 Miss M Collins 147 Josiah Green, jeweller 319 Mrs'I' Boyle 149 Cameron Bros, paper bags 159 J B Rutherford, flour & feed Sophia-at intersects lÎeJ1-s( inilraerts 337 Robert Ball i61 Samuel McDowell 11'm Jarrott, gardener 181 Elijah Bowen, blacksmith J H 'l'rickey, marble cutter 183 Richard Rabjohn, founder Edw Winter, blacksmith Duncan I )rummond, gardnr Qreen•sr ixrorats F Morrison. temperance hse i89 R G Dampier, county regis Peter Callwell, grocer Il AMlLTl1 N

SI L' l INC RI BE IZs ' CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

NorlcF:. lf'e ;rish it Gd be fartinrblr/t' und, r,Mnd that the nanas iJ ,t'Iscl•Rnii :R, an /r are ehi,'ible/w• insertion in this department ?f the 7.'ork. 27ie beilrfit derr'ed from the business compilation should, it is oh-riuus, he ,irrn erihisire/r to thn;e who fqy for it, and this part of the /)üzcGnT be, in Jduiz, n'co ;nt:ed its being of an ad;'ertisir'{a; character.

.a('cot' N'r .a N •1,. %R( Ill l*F.( l'S . Ilarton . 1) I Ii, 55 James n Mason & ( ;unn, 16 .lalncs s 13alfuur .I, 55 M ain w \1'avcll 'l'homa, I .. 17 King e Hill. A H . 4 5 Charles l .c.lther N1' B, Spectator building AGEN9'~ Cc11 .Lk1l'IXG (RFNTS, I .cith Win, cor James and Gore uF.nrs, F:Ic .) \l ulligan C. 1V, 11'entworth ( ;reenficl(l & Itale, 1 Hughson n Chambers Ilaxton 1) 1 I3, 55 lames n Rastrick Fred J, 15 King w Whillple F. S. 2o Catharine n

A ( .t'\ I , Cu \1 NI I > .'~ I C i V ACCil/l\FF;RS AN D API'R .AI N i.R S . A!Iraham ('ha,, F, 31 John s :1lanson John, 22 11 errick Renner R . 35 King e ltest 'l'hos N, 78 Market Gregory S E . 35 King e 13tlrrows 'I'hos, lo6 King e I44hnsion & ( :ilmurc, 30 Merric k Johnston & ( ;ihnore, 30 11ter- Ma .r,cw ., ~,bf~ i ~ 1' ; F:N7'S --ES'l'A'l'E ANI ) G F.NERA L ril:k Fenton ('arnie, 42 laines n 1: l. l, it R I . IIKI \1 r .. lat KI .1.1A I- f.ll %u rrFa, r. l rnF: F'. 1 1 u )W I .c : I : A ► Mason & Gunn, 16 James s . Meth .Mliat Church . Port Hope . C . W . Mulligan, Hamilton Moore tltreeta ville . kdwanl B rowne, • • .~ Davis, 2 King Willia m Aussem J H, 136 King w '• •` London . J . A . Skinner , Ilatenian F. 1V, 20o King e C'ourt Hou.e, Toronto, Adam Brown, AGRICULTURAI . \1'(IRKS. Church, (3uNph. Win . Osborne. ('hilman I C & Co, wholesale , St . Andrew's . FindLy . Meth.di.t l'hurch, Guelph . W . F p liros, cor York and Ba y 67-71 King e liiph School, Berlin : F . P . Bickley, l'llp ,r,,.. ii-il, 6uetp1y Jno . Winer, Sawver 1 . 1) a('o, Wellington n Edwards Benj, ioo King w Church .d Ascension, Hamilton, R . Hill . , Christ churchcathedra, Wm . Milton, 1Ventworth Engine and lm p le- Harris «'m, 14 Market square Turki sh Baths, •' Chas. D. Abraham, ment to, cor McNab and Hill Mark, lo2 James n Queen Bt. Public School, A . H Hilù, T. C . Watkins J . Galloway, Simcoe Lees \Vm, 31 Main e tLnfordr Vail I Bickley , I Donald Smith. . Hill., Clifton. Yre . H . Yrlnne . . - ~ A . (l Dr. Vernon. " L. A. Spencer, PiMou. HAMILTON. IlAmILTON. 319

BANKS, TRUST AND LoAN CO's. Chisholm & Haslett, 34 James t BOOK-BINDERS. BROOM MANUFACTURERS. Crerar & Muir, 38 King Anglo Canadian Mortgage Co, J e Mitchell T & Co, 31 King w Fuller V E, Canada life buildiniPuncan, Stuart & Co, cor James F Wood, manager, 20 James s Main and Market square Mttchell & Sievert, 5 Bay n Bank of British North Irving Amelius, QC ai America, t `fastwood J & Co, 16 King e Woods Walter, 62 McNab n T Corsan, manager, 5 King e Jones & McQuesten, il Main Kilvert & Duggan, 5 King w }high Richard, 9 McNab n BRUSH MANUFACTURERS Bank of Hamilton, H C Ham- Co Lazier & White, 42 James n `ipectator printing Alfred, 18-20 John n mond, cashier, King e Munzinger J M, 33 York Green Bank of Montreal,T R Christian, Leggo Wm, 9 James n Meakins & Sons, 170 King e Macdonald Walter manager, 17-19 King w R, 13 Main .) BOOTS AND SHOES. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Canadian Bank of Commerce, J MacKelcan, Gibson & Bell, 16 s 62 Main e C Kemp, manager, cor King James Allen Richard, 32 Wellington n e Addison John, and Hughson Martin & Carscallen, cor JamesArland H & Bro, 62 King 72 Lower Cath- King e Allan Thomas, Consolidated Bank of Canada, J and King Beveridge James, 58 ••• Martin and King e cart M Burns, manager, cor James Parkes, Wentwortfealderwood & Younge,52 12 Barton w 5 Market sq Allan Wm, and King Chambers Clarke F & Son, 55 Main w King e Balfour Peter, Exchange Bank of Canda, C M Mills Geo H, cor Market squançoulter Robert, 154 Robert, 53 Wilson and MeNab John, 13 York Butcher Counsell, manager, 10 James n Cuzner Beer Isaiah, 35 Murray e & 102-104 King w Landed Loan and Banking Co, O'Reilly Ashbaugh, 10 King wiEdwards C P, 43 Bay s E, 32 King w Brass Peter, Plummer Dewar, president, A O'Reilly Miles, 31 James s 'age George E, 127 Bay s Osler, Wink John & Co, wholesale,2 Bush H H Hope, secy and manager; dt Gwyn,31 James. 'arrett G & J M, 10 Charles Papps Geo 5, 13 Main King w Byrens Wentworth Chambers' e 22 Ray s 90 King e Campbell John, Merchants' Bank of Canada,Wm Pringle Jas D, 8 Hughson n'sleason Dennis, Robert, 114 McNab n 126 James n Chisholm Cooke, manager, cor James & Robertson de Wardell, 4 James . krvin John, Wm, 125 Cannon w Sadleir C A, Wm, wholesale,55 King c Clucas Main 26 Merrick iriffith Cruickshank Robert, 49 Maiden Spohn & G0f01-111, 20 John, 6o King e Provident, Trust & Loan Co, H James s Hennessy e Waddell R R, 33 T C & Co, wholesale, 7 Lane D Cameron, treasurer,cor King John s Kerr Dowrie David, 79 Bold and John Whateley Henry, 31 James s King e 157 Napier 8 n Faulkner Joseph, Stinson's Bank, cor Hopkin Robt & Son, James loo Hunter w James and BOAT BUILDERS. 81 James n Garson David, King William McCully Geo A, Robt 72 Wellington s John & Co, whole- Gordon Bastien H L, foot of Bay McPherson Hailey George, 45 Catharine n BANKERS, EXCHANGE AND STOCK Dalton Thomas, 59 Robert wale, 49-53 King e Hancock Wm, 27 Locomotive C, 26 King e BROK ERS. P, 245 Bay n Merin Mahony John Isbister John, 52 West ave si VanNorman J M, 47 McNab n Baker Hugh C, 72 James n lsbister M, 81 Wellington s BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERs. cor King & McNab Jones C T, 31 James n 1Vidger Jas, Thos, 8 Catharina Robert, 53 John s Meade Morgan Chas E, 11 James n Ballantine R M, 66 James n Wilson Nicholson & Johnson, 7 Charles Buntin, Gillies & Co, wholesale & Hill, 70 Park n BARRIsTERS, ATTORNEYS, SOLICI- BRASS FOUNDERS. Parry stationers, 41 King w 5, 17i York TORS, ETC. Peene A Duncan, Stuart & Co, cor Market Hunter Wm, 38 Wellington n Searle Stephen, 159 Mary Adams R W, 20 James s square and James Young Hugh, cor McNab and Sharp G & W, 42 Vine Barker Samuel, 6 East Ave n Eastwood John & Co, 16 King e Vine VanAllan Eli, 5 Bay s Barry & Duff, 29 James s Greig John, 2 York BREWERS. Webber John, 136 John Barr & Furlong, cor James and Haigh Richard, 9 McMab n Webber Fred, 97 Catharine s King Lancefield Bros, lending library Bauer Leopold, 360 John n Webber Thos, 103 Catharine s Boultbee & Gordon, io James n 52 James n Kuntz David, 15 Bay n Webster James, 151 James n Bruce John M, 13 Charles Lyght .J O, 36 King e Spring Brewery, P Grant & Sons, White W C. Burlington, tp Bar- Bruce, Walker & Burton, Canada McLellan D, Bible depository, 119 Bay n ton life buildings, James s 28 King w FIROKERS—CUsToMs. IlUTCHERs Cameron A D,Wentworth Cham- Methodist Book Room,74 King e bers Williamson A P, 204 James n Beatty R k C, Custom house Anderson W J, James-st Market HAMILTON. 300 HAMILTON. 301 I AND EARTHENWARE ,oretto Convent, cor King w and Campbell Bros, cor King and Blake Wm, James-st Market CHINA, GI.ASS Ray King w John Bowering & Paine, 96 Egan & Boyd, 44 James n Wesleyan Female College, 59-65 James-st Market Crossley John, cor James and Cuff R C, Fletcher George, 23 McNab n King e King Wm Dingle J A, James-st Market Kent H & Co, 88 King w Wentworth School, 118 Catha- Eaton James & Co, 4 King e Foster Leonard, James-st Market McElderry, Kennedy & Co, rine s Egan J F & Bros, 12 James n Harper Andrew, Jas-st Market 23 King e wholesale, CONFECTIONERS. Fumer, Livingstone & Co, wh, 5 Harrison Henry, 19 John s Macpherson & Co, wh, 33 King James s Hill Mark, 104 James n (+See ciao Baker».) Skinner J A & Co, wh, 9 King c Healey M D & Hopgood E H, James-st Market Edwards Benj, roo King w Co, 14 James n Hodgson W J, McNab n Lawry H J, James-st Market CIVIL ENGINEERS. Ecclestone W T, w King e James-st Market Pattison Z, Kerr T C & Co, wh, 7 King e Lawry Thos, Caddy E F, 22 Main w wholesale, 69 Can- Leask Magen Chris, James-st Market non w A R & Co, 24 King e Leather W B, Specti buildings McInnes Bros Philip, 54 King Wm & Co, wh, cor Martin O'Keefe D C, 25 John s CONSULS. John and King Ikluirhead Walt, James-st Market Rastrick Fred J, 15 King w Sweden & Norway, McLeod Mrs John, ri McNab n Porteous Thos, 42 Bay n Staunton & Franks, 14 Merrick S E Gregory, Alfred, 255 York 35 King e Mackenzie J I & Co, wh, Hugh- Richmond son s Smale John 113 King w currsix0--wirotzsat.E. United States, Col H R Myers, G W R Meakin James, 240 Bay n Taaffe Frank; James-st Market Munro, Henderson & Mackenzie, Station Market Murray A & Co, 18 King e Wilson Joseph, James-st 23-25 King w DENTISTS. Ogilvie Wm & Co, r8 King w Sanford, Vail & Bickley 47 King e CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOL- Bowes John, 64 King w Pratt & Watkins, 16 James n STERERS. COAL AND WOOD. Chittenden C S, 834 King e Robertson James, 20 King e Filgiano T Le P, 38 King e Service R & Co, woollens Bolingbroke Chas 87-89 York H, cor King Win and wh, 29 Barnard Husband R J, ro King w - King e Cowper R F, 18 John s Hughson Stewart Mrs 43 John S Sovereign S J, 66 King w E, millinery, 76 Hoodless Joseph, Belknap C M, 15 1 James n King w Pecover Joseph, 78 McNab n Fairgrieve J B, cor Cannon and DRUGGISTS. Reid James, cor King and Park Thompson, Birkett & Bell, wh, Ferguson ave Barr John A & Co, 33 McNab n John, 14 McNab n cor McNab ad Merrick Staunton Hancock J A, 15 Cherry Bickle T & Son, wh, 13 King e Walker Zingsheim Jacob, r6o King w James & Co, wh, 29 Harbottle Thos, 132 King e Brierley Richard, 14 King e King e 18 Cannon e CARPETS. Land & Crisp, Briggs C C & Sons, wholesale, 8 McDonald & Brass, 143 King e McNab n ENGINE AND BOILER WORKS. cor King & John Campbell Bros, Mcllwmith Thos, cor Main and Carr John E C & Co, 50 King e (61*e reiao foumders.) Reid James, cor King and Park Catharine Clark J A, 34 King e Northey Thos & Co, r9 Welling- McKeever Bros, 135 James n Copland T, 24 King w ton n CARR1AGE-MAKERS. 149 McNab n McKenzie John, Hamilton A & Co, cor King and Reid & Barr, 64 Rebecca Craven & Son, 62 Bay n Murton & Reid, cor John and James Wentworth Engine Works, cor Cooper H G & Co, 6 Park s Rebecca Lawrence Thos, 6 John n McNab nnd Simcoe Mills Wm, 186 King w Myles Thomas, cor Main and Mundy Mark, 30 James n Pronguey J P, 96 James n Hughson Taylor R N, 95 John s ENGRAVERS, ETC. Nicholson Wm, iii King w Vincent A & Co, 221 CARTAGE AGENTS. James n Bautz, Clayton & Burton, 5 King Spence Wm, 110 York Wilson Archdale & Co, 36 William Armstrong Chas, 82 James n James n COFFEE AND SPICES. Fell Wm, 4 Market Square Hendrie & Co, 35 King w Winer J & Co, wh, 25 King Drug Mills, 51 e Rodwell Geo, 3o King e Shedden Co, 9 King w Canada Spice and .Scriven P I, DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, ETC. wood, 1 434 King e Main w Stone F G, CARVERS AND GILUERS. wood, 1 434 King e COLLEGF.S. Barnard P B, 46 King w EXPRESS Blandford Henry, 47 James n cor Caroline Brethour & Howden, 9 King COMPANY Hiesrodt C N, ro John n Collegiate Institute, William and Main American Express Co, r 4 James s Marsden Thos, 54 James n IIAMII.TO,N. 11AMIt.TON.

FANC1 t:001),, W HOLF:SAIF.. Stewart J & Co, cor McNab ana Duncan t3rc2s, 76 King c \Iackintush HuKh, King w Ville Lev% Bros & ticheuer, 27 King c Durrand & Îteid, 137 Cannon c l{uwan lohn, 67 .lame: n \Ventworth Engine aud Impie- Mcl.ellan. Hyslul, & Ruv^rll. 53 Galbreaith & Co, cor King anl, ment Co. cor tiimcoc and Mc- John HAKi,NAKI:. King w Nab \1'alker I .\ Co :9 hinL, c Harvey A & Co, wholesale, cor Itaine lohn W. ,;8 Pilles n FOKwARUF:RN. Catharineand John Black- i' 1L' Co. 42 King e F'ELT HA'l' %IANUFM'l'l'RER1. IlinchliBe jarnes,'299 York Iiom man %1£ Moore. 54 King e Browne's wharf : llru"ne Edw. liulleran 1', ,;z John n ('amero)n t' & ('o. w•hnlesale. t6- l'anada Felt Hat Work.. Wei- Macka^ I: 1), Mackay's wharf ► Jacques R8. 40 Canada ti .I.uncc S lingturt n 8 \terrick ► l'rnx'tor .luhn. ► King Cyrus. o Market Square Field ^ I avidsun, saddlerv, 46 I:RAVFa. RUUFI•KN. ► ► FF:1:1' OR \1Vi e J anles. 7 Rebecca Lucas. Park & Cu, w•holrsale, 55- James n Farley & Irwin, cor Mc\ab and FRUITS, FINI-1. OVti'l'F:RS, ► :A\I! 57 King w I:r.ltt I:, saddlerv. tt-lo \'ork Market F:TC. Î McIntosh •Ia, A. z ► James n Flul,r .\dant ^ ('te, %cholesale, McMillan John, 21-0 King e toa Kin;, c I:I.OR1N1's AND NL-RSëRI Nlt:N. hixon Brus. 9 John s 1,ee Geo S Son, 6 and 66 King . Mackay Richard, cor King and .\It-('raken W Il, i: King e Kilvington Thos jun, 254 King e \li Giverin I•: \Iclieth \\'m. 36 .James n McNab & Co. coach. I Murray David, roo Ferguson ave Il ughson s Morris John. 40 York Mackay Thomas, 7 Market S41 .Morris 1Vm, 25 York Watson .^ 'Chnml,.nn, w•holesale. rLOt'R A ND FEF:t,. Prout •I C. 58 James n 16 Il stoneman John, 30 King w Morrison 'l'hos, 86 John s aitken \1' J. 9o King w Murphy & Murray, 66 King e \1'inslow ^l'• \Vcl,brr, S(, King e ('arruthers John, 15 King Win GALVANIZED IRON, CORNICES, ETC Osborne Jas. 4 James ; Wood & Leggat, 44 King e Gillesby \\'m, 8 ► ohn ^ Reid'W G & Co, n•holesale, 104 HAKXF:^^, SAUI,LF:› AND I'KL'VK.,. law•s John, 97 king e Farley 8, Irwin, cor McNah and King e Mc Donald \\'m & Co. 196 liing e :\t lrket Hor+ald 11'm, 20 York Itr:vrnur E L, 89 Kin;; e Morgan Bros, 29 John s GENTS' FURNISHItiGS, ETC. Ituthven I', 136 .Jame• n .lollev jantes, 47 -10111 s ,Morris Thos, 6 King Will Sammons E H. 142 Rebecca Angus James jun, 62 King w Kraft E. 8-to York Morris Win, 25 York Sewell H W. 32 James n Forde & Kennedy, 59 James n I'hirl, lames, z ► .Ianic•s n Snider Geo H, cor Locke & York ,Simpson, Stuart & Co, wholesale. . 8 Market Square Henderson Alex, 54 King w Webster W n► 61 McNab n HATS, CAPS, M. \iclxllan, Hyslop & Russell FOCNDERS AND \IACHINISTS. Stewart Robert, 190 King e wholesale, 53 King w :\, rc. d Blain, 28 King e Stuart & D1acPherson, wholesale, Burrow, Stewart & Milne, Mal- Moore & Sweetman, 72 King :\n,;u, Jamc.. jtln. bz King w 21 King e leable Iron works, cor Cannon Treble ti( i, 8 King e (;laarn \\' H $ 'Sons. w•holesale. and John Waugh \\' .T, cor James and Re Sutherland Angus, 56-38 King w IKinge "l'ait & Stewart, 42 Walnut ► Copi) Bros, Empire foundry, cor bec( a Hutchison jas $ Son, 3 James n York and Bay Turner James & Co, wholesale, \I, Arthur& Mlddleton,wholesale. GLASS WORKS. Hughson s Cow•ie T.C Co, Canada foundry, '7-29 King w• Walker William, 72 Merrick Stuart w Burlington Glass Wor'As, foot Ntason 'l'hos, 13 James n Gurney E & Co, 36-42 John n Mc\ab n Wilson Andrew, jun, 72 King e Mills Geo A. 3 Market square, Hinchlifïe R, cor York and lnch- Hamilton Glass \\'orks, 30 Wilson Joseph H, 115 King e Mills -Joseph, 7 James n bury Hughson n I:UNti\IITHS. Moore & Sweetnian, 7_ King w Laidlaw A & Co, cor Mary and Treble S G. 8 K: .t; e GROCERS. Duce Samuel, loo John s Kelly 1{olland James. 27 John n Moore D & Co, King and Cath- Ballentine Adam, 135 John s' HOT-AIR FI'RN %( F:>. O'Brien Henry, 71 uhn , Bremner Bro:, 76 John s ► arine Buchner N H. ► 9 John n Rabjohn, King &- Co, ornamental Bremner -James. 248 King w G YMNAS IUJI. ('ol,l, liros, cor York and Bay o. wholesalc foundry, cor York and (► l,_en Brown, Routh & C Kerner John, 8 Market urnev }: & C. 36-42 John n Reid X. Barr. 64 Rebec(-a t King e standard furnace, Farlev X Invi» Cherrier Bros. 15 Market Squan ' HAIR-I,RF.StiEKs. ^aw^cr L 1) & Co, Agricultural patentees. cor \If•\al) and works, end Wellington n Cooper Robt C. 31 McNab n, toy Harrison. 6 Merrick .Market 304 LIAMILTON. HAMILTON. 305

HOTILS, SALOONS AND RESTAU- Temperance house, Jas Steanger, Edinburgh Life, W F Findlay, 7 Provincial, fire, Suter & Brien, W King e RANTS. 79 Stuart 84 James n Victoria, Alex McKay, 79 King e Equitable Life, H C Baker, 72 Quebec, fire, F L cor Hooper, 17 American, F W Bearman, Western, W Clever, 8i Stuart w James n King e King and Charles Woodbine, Wm Channel], 28 Gore District Mutual, fire, A Mc- Queen. fire and life, R Renfler, Brant House, Burlington, Wm Merrick Keand, 57 James n • 35 King e Morris Yorkshire house, Thos Bradfield, Guardian, fire, A A Wylie, 82 Royal Canadian, fire, life and Bricker Henry, 67 Stuart w 39 McNab n James n marine,Seneca Jones,9 King w British, Julius Winckler,63 York Hartford. fire, A McKeand, 57 Royal, fire and life, (; A Young, AND AGENT.. Commercial, cor York and Park iNSUNANCE COS. James n cor James and Merrick Imperial, fi re, S E Crystal Palace, 89 Peter Accident of Canada, Seneca Gregory, 35 Scottish Amicable, life, S Jones, King e 9 King w of King and Main Jones, 9 King w Delta, junction Lancashire, fire and life, F L Scottish Conirnercial, Dominion, FI McKillop, 82 'Etna of Hargord, inland manne, fire, H C Hooper, *7 King e Baker, 72 James n King w J I) Pringle, 8 Hughson n and ife, Life Association of Scotland, A Scottish Provincial, life, J D 29 James n .f.tna of Hartford, fire Doyle Luke, F Forbes, Merrick Pringle, 8 Hughson n Egener Fred, cor Bay and Stuart W F Findlay, 7 King e Wood, 16 Market Agricultural of Canada, lire, A Liverpool, L.ndon and Globe, St ada co n a , fire and life, F Empire, R J Hooper, i 7 King e square A Wylie, 82 James n F I. Hooper, t 7 King e Beaver and Toronto Mutual, ire, London Assurance, fire Standard, fire, H T Crawford, 7 Fairchild T B, 4 King w and life, King w Farmer's,Joseph Wisker, 47 Mc- T C Livingston, 7 King w F Findlay, 7 King e and life, A Standard, life, James Bancroft, Nab n British America, fire Manufacturers' and Merchants', House, J Dubelbeiss, F Forbes, 2 Merrick cor James and Merrick German mutual, A Beamer, manager, Sun Mutual, lifç and accident, 167 Bay n British America, marine, J B 7 King w Fairgrieve, 9 King w Hammond & Skinner, 14 Mer- Goering J W, 43 James n Mercantile, fire, Suter & Brien, rick International, 'I Lewis, 48 James Canada Farmers' Mutual, R P 84 James n raveler s', life and accident, Street, manager, cor McNab Mutual of Albany, N Y, D Mc- Suter & Brien, 84 James n James A T, 19 Hughson n and Merrick Nab, 67 Elgin Marine, C D Victoria Mutual, fire, W D Book- Kerner John, 9 York. Canada Fire and Mutual Life Association of Can- Cory, manager, Canada life ■ er, sec-treas, cor McNab and Mansion house,W Fitzgerald,cor ada, David Burke, Yentworth Market sq King and Park building ; H C Baker, city agt, Chambers - Wylie James, general ins Maple Leaf, Geo Smith, 13 Mar- 72 James n National Life of U S, agent, Seneca H T Craw, 7 Rebecca ket square Canada Guarantee Co, ford, 7 King w Market, ThosDuffy, 55 McNab n Jones, 9 King w National of Montreal, fire, Geo LAMPS, OILS, ETC. Canada 1.ife, A G Ramsay, F I Mountain view, Mountain top McKeand. 57 James n Eveleigh E S, 192 King e Mer- A, manager, head office, 24 Noble Wm, cor James and Niagara District Mutual, fire, 11 Fanner Wm, 20 McNab n, and rick James s :14 James n Canada Mutual, fire, Edvard T CraWford, 7 King w Opera house saloon, John Mc- Fletcher Geo, 23 McNab n Hilton, manager, 29 James s North British and Metcantile, Kenna, 22 John n Kerr M A, wholesale, 51 King w Citizens' of Montreal, fire, life, fire and life, J I) Pringle, 8 Palm Wm, 128 King w Hughson n McDougall Jas, to McNab n Arthur I, 136 King e :accident and guarantee, F 1. Reeves Northern Assurance, Mason & Young & Bro, 17 John n Robin Hood, Mrs Eliza Fallis.88 Hooper, 17 King e of London. Gunn, 16 James s LEATHER Mc ab n Commercial Union AND FINDINGS. g e Phoenix Fire Royal, Hood Bros, 61-63 James n Eng, S E Gregory, 35 Kir of Brooklyn, Muter Alexander John, 13 King w Association, Brien, 84 & Shades, C Cook, 29 Main e Confederation Life James n Gunner Wm, 30 Merrick King w Phoenix Life, Shakespeare, R Invin, i z Market Seneca Jones, 9 Gillespie & Yowls, Martin Hubert, 3 King WM Dominion Fire and Marine, F E 20 James s square LIVERY St Nicholas, Kellog & Smith, 37 Despard, 6 James s Provincial, inland, ocean and AND SALE STABLES James n Dominion Plate Glass,F L Hoop- marine, J D Pringle, 8 Hugh- Ashbaugh Fred A, Hughson cor son n Station, D Henderson,73Stuart w er, 17 King e King Wm ■1/1

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■ McKay Samuel, 4 Maiden Lane Smith Donald, cor King and pAiNiERs ANI PAPER HANGERs. Morson Alfred, 68 West ave s Jaines Harker & Lemessurier, 17( 'harles Mullium John A, 126 Jarrss n Trutnpeller & Zimmerman, 50 Matthews J 13, 33 Market I )odson Wm. 81 King c Edw. 52 Park n Jaines n NowIan Owen, 12 Rebecca Fitzpatrick Kenney, 38 York Reid Alex C, 55 Hughson n Wahusley Chas, 220 James n Temple John, 20 Catharine n Fitzpatrick Martin, 6 York Ridley H T, 31 Main w LOCKsMITHs. Watt John, 40 James n Nlathews&McMenemy, I ',Market Rosebrugh John W, 52 James n Wilson Win & Son, 2 0 King w Koss Bros, 28 James s Ryall Isaac, 71 Main e. Bell G M, 28 York Woon Jus, :2 Hughson n Smith W L, 72 James s Hennessy Hugh, i8 20 Hugh- PAPER MANUFACTURERs Vernon Elias, cor James and pon n MUSIC AND MUsICAL I Ns•I'RUMEN Fs Buntin. (links & Co, 41 and 43 Bold Hennessy Patrick,22o King Wrn 16ke Plano', Organs. etc.] King w White James, City Hospital Wright John, 36 King Wm NEW AND sECOND HAND GOODs. PAPF:R HAGs AND BOXES. White Thos, coroner, 8 Cannon w 'Anima xnatc. Hartis. Linger Jesse, 141 James n Cameron Bros, 149 York Woolverton Algernon, t 15 Gain Bros, 18 King Wm James n Brennen M, 63-67 King Wm NEWsPAPERS Burns E, cor James and Rebecca Gibb Albert, 152 King Wm PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSIC AND MU- Dayfoot J B & Co, 70 72 Main e Canada Christian Advocate Haigh Richard, 9 McNab n SICAL trisrauxtENTs. Wellington n weekly, King e McKichan John R, to John n Secord Horace, 77 Baine T J, 12 King e Thomson, Robt 107 York Globe, (daily and weekly,) A L Mills J D & Co, 6 McNab n Anderson, agent, Royal hotel Ewen R, ro Ferguson ave Walker R, Vine PHOTOGRAPHERS. buildings Grossman Peter, 49 James n MARBLE WORKs. Herald of Progress, T Lawless, 9 Eckerson & Lyon, 68 King w Herald Jos & Co, 104-106 York Buriington Marble Works, Kelly Rebecca Farmer Bros, To King w Kater Thomas, manfr, 262-264 York & Day, 215 York Mail, (daily and weekly,) Lance .1ohnstone W, 42 James n • Knott John & Sons, manfrs, 142 City Marble Works, John Johns- field Bros, agents. 52 James n Kelly C 834 King e King e ton, cor Hess and York New Dominion, weekly, Green- Milne Robert, 22 McNab s Lancefield Brus, Dominion, M E Rice, cor Mer- field & Bale. i Hughson 52 James n PHYSICIANS. Power W J, 5 Rebecca rick and Park Spectator, (daily and week)yo Hurd & Roberts, wholesale, foot cor Market sq and McNab Billings W L, Maple ave Thomas C L, manfr, 92 King w Thornton of Elgin The Craftsman, (inonthly,) J J Bullen Chas F, 54 Catharine n James, manfr, 13 Bay McArthur & Middleton, Stuart w Mason, publisher, Spectator Case 1Vm I A, 113 King e n and 81 King w Turney Samuel, 25 Ontario Marble Works,W 0 East- buildings Case W H, 113 King e James n White Thos W, 40 King e man, 64 McNab times, (daily and weekly.) 3 Crooker Titus, 66 James s Devlin James A, 3 Cherry Provincial, Steam and Gore Mar- Hughson n PLANING, SASH, DOOR, BI.INDS, ETC. ble Works, Hope, Furniss & Henwood Edwin, 3 Main w NICKEL PLATERS. Hopkins E L. 76 Rebecca San, 86 Merrick - Aitchison & Co, 59 Main w Wright & Coates, 142 Hughson ri Husband George, 75 Main w Brennen Michael, 63-67 King MERCHANT TAILORs. Kittson E Graves, cor John and Wm OFFICIAL ASSIGNEEs. Carlson E G, 148 King w Rebecca Dayfoot J B & Co; 70 Main e Cash & Co, 18 James n Davidson Alex, 2>4 James s Laing J B, 70 Cannon w Cormack John, 16 King w Gunn R L, 16 James s Lawrie C A Wentworth s PLATED WARE. King w Leslie James, 153 King w Meriden Britannia Co,J Foster Chas & Co, 44 OPTICIANS A Watts, Foster Jas, 78 King w Locke C F A, 58 Market cor West ave and Hunter Furnivall 'rhos G, cor James and Lees Thomas, -5 James n McQuesten Calvin, cor Maiden PLUNIBERS, Rebecca Michael Geo, 40 King w Lane and McNab STEAM AND GAS FIT- Macdonald John I), to Duke TERS. Gray Robt & Son, 8o James n PAINTS, OILS AND COLORs Herron Joseph, 82 King e MacKelcan G L, 14 Gore Adam James, 2 2 Flughson n Kennedy & Forde, 59 James n Hamilton A & Co, cor James and MacKelcan John, t6 Gore Fanner Wm, I r4 James n King William, 4 King Wm King Malloch Archibald E, 7 0 James s Harding Henry, 71 James s Patterson John, 73 John s Pennington M A & Co, 46 Kinge Miller Thos, 40 George McPhie Donald, 92 King s 308 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. 309

Young & Bro, 17 John n sCALE N1ANUFACTURERS. Guion Line, A McKeand, 57 TOBACCO AND CIGARS. Gurney & Ware, cor James and James n POTTER>. Lewis 'rhos, Colborne Hamburg American Packet 8o King e Robt, cor Locke and Co, Campbell Wilmot John 18- 20 Hughson n C E Morgan, Schrader F J, 14 King w ii James n Schwarz Canada Inman Line, G Bros, 4 James n & Sons, end SEEDSM EN. McKeand, 57 Campbell William James n Schwarz F, manfr, 140 King w Maiden lane w Schwarz Louis, Bruce J A & Co, 37 King w Lake and River Steamship Co, 72 James n McNab and Tuckett & Billings, manfrs, 118 PRINTERS—BOOK AND JOB. Evans Robert, cor John Harvey, 69 James h York King w (See also Newspapers.) Merchants' Despatch Transporta- tion Co, James Wylie, 7 iTANNERS. e SEWING MACHINE NIANUFACIT- Re- Ennis & Stirton, 19 King becea James n R ERS. Pilkey 1St Bush, cor Ferguson ave Harvey Jas A, 51 National, Charles E Morgan, e and Strachan Lawless John, 9 Rebecca Bassett H.D, repairer, 128 King James n 24 Merrick Elgin McKay Printing Co, Canada, Barton, cor Northwestern Transportation UNDERTA KERS. King N‘rm Co, Raw Robert & Co, 26 Gardner, 61-73 James s Chas E Morgan, it James n James n Amor James, 32 Main w Roberts & Griffin, 5 Singer N1fg Co, 64 King e Old Dominion Steamship Line, Blachford John, 3 Charles Wanzer R M Co, cor King and Chas E Morgan, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION. I t James n Chapman Jesse, 49 King w Catharine Quebec and Gulf ports S S James n Co, A Solleder John, *28 McNab n Benner R, 35 King e Wheeler & Wilson, 54 McKeand, 57 James cor Main and n Gillesby Wm, 4 6 John s Wilson & Co, Richelieu & Ontario Navigation UMBRELLAS. S E, 35 King e Hughson Gregory Co, A McKeand, 57 James n Catchpole R, 95 King w Proctor John, 18 Merrick sHIRT MANUFACTURER. Red Star 1.ine, C T Jones, 31 Wil-on Joseph, 122 Queen n James n VETERINARY SURGEONS. James, 7 Rebecca Treble S G, 8 King e Wyk- State Steamship Line, Charles E Thompson Arthur, 51 King w SLAT ERS. Morgan, II James n AILWAVS AND AGENTS. Watson John, 23 Mary Farley & lnvin, cor McNab and White Star Line, C T Jones, 31 Canacia Southern , 82 James n Market James n VINEGAR MANUFACTURERS C E Mor- Detroit and Milwaukee, Findlay J, 33 Mulberry STAINED GLASS WORKS. Charlton B E, Wellington n gan, i t James n Doran Bros, 31 Stuart w sOAP MANUFACTURERS. Barnes W C & Co, 42 Erie Railway, Geo McKeand, 57 James n Ontario Vinegar Works, Lydian & Co, 9 Market square Birely James n Judd & Bro, 73 Bay n & Co, James s Grand Trunk ticket agency, 82 Walker James, 19 Bay s Pennington M A & Co 42 King e James n STOVES AND TINWARE. WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. Great Western city agency, E N STAMP MANUFACTURER. Buchner N H, Batty Benjamin, 42 King w King, agt, cor James and (;ore Rodwell Geo, 30 King w 19 John n rn rail- Copp Bros, cor York and Bay Belling 1 manfg, 21 York Hamilton and Northweste LINES AND AGEN1s. way, Maitland Young. secre- sTEAMSHIP Cuzner J E, 15 York Campbell Alex, 12 King w Farley Getz Main e Allan Line, G A Young, cor & Irwin, cor McNah and George, 27 York tary, 33 Market Hallett A Lake Shore and Michigan South- James and Merrick F, 8 James s Gurney E & C, 34-42 John Lees Thomas, 5 James n ern, C E Morgan, agt, ii Anchor Line, G McKeand, 57 n Herzog August, Levy Bros & Scheuer, n James n 213 King e importers, James Laidlaw A 27 King Michigan Central. A McKeand, Atlas 1.ine. C T Jones. 31 James n & Co, Mary e Moore D & McMahon W James n 'ollingwood and Lake Superior Co. 98 coo King e F. 88 King e 57 Stewart James Russell York Central and Hudson Royal Mail Line, A McKeand. & Co, cor McNab Richard,mafg, 15 King w New and Vine Ryckman Geo B, 65 River railtoad, Charles E Mor- 57 James n John s Sweeney James, 13 Skinner John, 17 York gan, ii James n Cunard Line, C T Jones, 31 King Wm James n Williams J M & Co, 74 James n Von Gunten C L, 15 James n ROOT BEER. Wm Herman, 48 Ge'rman 1.ine, SURGICAI. INSTRUMENT MAKER. WH1P-LASH MANUFACTURER. Dorman C A & Co, 8 Bay s King e Cluthe Charles, 99 King e Cameron N A, 84 Bold HAMILTON . 31 1 310 HAl1ILTON . carried on here, among which the Stone H G, 14 King e Elliott Augustus, blacksmith WHIP MANUFACTURERS. foundry and machine shops of A Field James, carriage maker Canada Whip Co, t75 James n WOOL MERCHANTS. Egleston, an extensive card Findley Samuel A, general Ontario Whip Co, 27 John s clothing factory, with establish- meichant Co, 9 John n ments for the making of wagons, WINE MANUFACTURER . Uavis John H & Forsyth Robert, tailor Harvey John & Co, 69 James n carriages and agricultural imple- Gabel Francis, farme r Bauer Henry, ro Main e Long & Bisby, 58 McNab n ments, a flour and grist mill and Gabel Jacob, tannery inspector t a tannery. On account of the WINDOW SHADES AND AWNINGS . .i ~icKcnzie T H, 3 Marke Garroch P (Hyslop & Garroch) salubrity of the situation and the Guest George, sen, mason O C, 105 James n . Evans WOOLENS AND CO'ITONS celebrity of its sulphur springs, (:uest George. jun, blacksmith WOODEN AND Wti LOW-WAR E Ancaster is much frequented by Strathroy Knitting , Co, 6o Mc- Gurnett Lemuel A, general invalids and convalescents in merchant. Mitchell & Sievert, S Bay n Nab n search of health . Stages twice Halson Mrs C, wid Augustus Mitchell T & Co, 3 2 King w Dundas Cotton Mills Co, 51 Mc- 16 King each day between here and Hammill Richard E . grocer Morrison Bros & Co, Nab n Hamilton . Distance from Dun- Hardy Wm, saddler and har- William McInnes Bros & Co, cor King & das 3 miles and from Hamilton Woods Walter, 62 McNab n John ness make r 7 miles, fare 25 cents. Popula- Hare «' (;, gr~rce r WOOD ENGRAVERS . Service R & Co, 3 King e tion about 6oo. Henderson Edward, proprie- Scriven P 1, S King w Adams, Charles, knitter tor Ancaster Hote l American Hotel, Maurice S Hyslop David (Hyslop & Gar- lawry, proprietor roch) . Ancaster Flour Mills, Harris Hyslop & ('.arroch. general mer- WENTWORTH COUNTY Egleston, proprietor. chants AnCaster Hotel, F. Henderson, Jackson John, butcher proprietor. Kemp Mrs Emma, wid W TOWNS AND VILLAGES . Barry, A B, bookkeepe r Kenri(k Edward, barrister Bell, Mrs Julian, wid Thomas Law John, carpente r .-A village in ALDERSHOT (Waterdown Belt Rev W, M A, church of Long Wm H, photographer ALBERTON m the township of Ancaster, 14 Station G. W. R,) 5 miles fro England Lawrey Maurice S, hotel miles from Hamilton, and 9 from Hamilton). Brandon John, M 1) McCrimmon Wm . carpenter Brown Thomas, farmer McKay Mrs Alex, Dundas. Brown, Alexander, P M postmistresr Brown Thomas, Jun, farmer McMillen John, carnage maker Feeley, Cornelius, farmer Applegate, Henry, farmer Bull John Jones Markle Kerbv, farme r Feeley, Burns & Co, brickmak'rs Bull Win Jones; hotel Marr Adam, cabinet maker. Brown, Thomas, farmer Fonger, D, farmer Carpenter John, tailor Marr Thomas . cabinet maker Burnside, John, shoemaker Greyson, Walter, tel agent : un, John, farmer Chep James Milne Mrs Sarah J, wid A S Doherty, J P, blacksmith Jack Clark Edwin, general merchant Montreal Telegraph Co, l Johnson, Wm, blacksmith . Hamill, George, saw mill Cleary Thomas, tavern A Gurnet, agent Lane, M, station agent Crooks A, butcher and bailiff O'Neil Henry, tinsmith House, David, farmer Reid, J F, farmer Crulckshank John, blacksmith Olmsted Moses, farmer Johnston, Cowan & Co, saw mills Roderick, Jas, hotel Dixon John, machinist Orton Henry, M 1 ) Kelty, Allan R, fatmei Sinclair, Robert. shoemaker Donnelly Bolton W. chemist Phillipo Charles, stage proprietor Kelly, Levi, farmer Smiley, Robe rt, farmer and druggist Land, Edw, farmer Phillipo John, stage proprietor McLeod, Rev John, Presbyterian ANCASTER-A flourishing Egleston Alonzo, reeve, pro- Ramon Anson, grocer pnetor Wentworth woollen Murple, NValter, farmer village, pleasantly situated in a Richardson Henry, M 1) Wm, farmer healthy position, in the township mills and Ancaster foundry Rivers Edward, painter Palmer, and machine shop Nelson, Peter, farmer of Ancaster. county of Went- Robertson John, farmer Phillips Bros ., butchers worth. In proportion to its size Egleston Harria, proprietor Rodwell Alfred, farmer Ancaster flour mills Prentice, John, general store a good manv manu factures are Rymal Eli, fanner 312 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. 313

Schooley Elijah C, teamster Alway, Enoch, M D Frederick John, hotel Duncan Alex and Wm, farmers Shenhault Wm, miller Aurey, George & Israel, farmers Morden William J Findlay Wm, farmer Smith Harmon, farmer Aurey, Nicholas, farmer Morris Thos, miller Forsyth James, farmer Smith J A; manfr agricultural Bayley, Edward, saw mills Webster Joseph, flour mill Fortune Robert, farmer implements Brown, John, blacksmith Wishart K & Son, general store Gritman J, blacksmith Brown, John & Wm, farmers. Harvey Charles, farmer Snider Andrew, spinner CA RLISLE.—A small village Taylor Joseph, wagon maker Duffy, E and Hugh, farmers Harvey Wm, general merchant and Frank, farmers in the township of East Flam- Lobb Samuel, farmer Thompson George, shoemaker Ecker, Geo boro', 6 miles from Waterdown. thorpe David, laborer Eustace, John, innkeeper, bailiff McConachie John, farmer; saw Thurresson Wm H, carpenter Fletcher, Geo, Jas &Wm, farmers Adamson James, farmer mills Trotman David, farmer Flock, Geo and John, farmers Bates Wm, farmer McNamara. John, fanner Trotman Joseph, scourer Hall, Henry, p m, storekeeper Bennett George, farmer McLaggan Peter, J P, fariner Urquhart John R, carpenter Hall, W W, farmer Binkley David, farmer Moffatt John & Wm, farmers Wilson James, shoemaker Harris, Rev 8 G, teacher. Boyer Anderson, butcher Morton James, fanner Johnson, J H, farmer Burton Edwd, farmer Munroe Murdoch, farmer BARTONV1LLE.—A village McDonald, James Campbell David, blacksmith Renton Peter & Wm, fanners in the township of Barton, four McPherson, Alex, farmer Campbell Thos, fariner Russell John, farmer miles from Hamilton. McBride, Francis, farmer Davidson James, hotel Smith J W, farmer Magnum, John, blacksmith Dawson F, blacksmith Somerville Adam, grist and saw Burkholder, J & W, farmers Marshall, Jas and Samuel, farmis mills Carscallen, J T, farmer. Duffy M, farmer Moore, James, farmer. Eaton Enoch, farmer Stewart John & Robt, famiers Cline, Thomas, plasterer Reed N, builder Urie Hugh & John, farrners James &Wm, blacksmiths Eaton John, farmer Condy, Rice, J D and Thos, farmers Edgar John, farmer Walker Jas & Thos, farmers Cook, Samuel, carpenter Russell, James, M D Harvey, farm'rs Ellison George, fariner Crostwhaite, D & Shields, Wm, farmer COPETOWN.—A village on Peter, toll-man Galloway. Charles, butcher Depew, Wright, Wm, tailor Irvine John the lines of the townships of An- Fluellen, Samuel, gardener caster and Beverley ; to miles Gage, John & W J, farmers McKnight Wm, shoemaker Milliard R, wagon maker from Hamilton Gage, John I, p m HENRY HALL, Humble, John, wagon maker Murray Dr Barnett David, carpenter General Store, Peer Stephen, farmer Jones, John S, lather Bawtinhimer A, wagon maker Lacey, Richard, farmer r`LERK EIGHTH DIVISION Sparks Reuben, farmer Bawtinhimer Jas & Wm, farmers Court, Co. Wentworth, Commis Zimmerman N, farmer Liscomb, George St Jos, farmers sioner in B. IL, Conveyancer, etc. Is Behimer Nelson, farmer McDonald, Alex, storekeeper suer of Nlarriage Licenses. Hall', CARLUKE.—A Post Office Bowman Joseph, saw mill McGlory, R S & Samuel. farm'rs Corners, Binbrook P. 0., Ont. situated in lot 38, concession 6, Briggs Richard, fariner Montgomery, Wm, gardener Township of Ancaster; 51 miles Bugner Henry, farmer Nairn, John, tavern BULLOCK'S CORNERS. •- from Hamilton; 7 from Renton Clark Hugh, tailor Oliver, John, innkeeper A village in the township of West Station, and 8 from Caledonia. Clark James, switchman Pamenter, R, baker Flamboro, 54 a mile from Dun Cope Jacob, farmer &unsay, Robert, farmer das. Ambrose Wm, farmer Deary Robert, wagon maker Robinson, Rev, R Bannister Robert, fanner Doar John, farmer Skinner, Geo, blacicsmith Baillie & Wilson, hotel Braithwaite George, farmer Dodds Adam, farmer Syer, Wm, gardener Bullock, William Butler David, farmer Elliott Mrs, hotel Walter, Geo and Wm, farmers Clark, A and J, woolen mirs Butler John and Robt, farniers Field Capt C & Solm, farmers Cochenour, George, generd store. Calder Archibald, farmer Fry Fred J, station agent SINBROOK (Hall's Corners) Cochenour, Jacob, saddler Calder James, P M, farmer Graham Daniel, switchman —A village in the township of Cornell Nathaniel, butcher Calder John and Robt, farmers Head Thos. farmer Binbrook, 13 miles from Hamil- Davidson A T, blacksmith Christie John, sr, farmer Horning 0 K, P M, general ton and 434 from Rentonville Fraser Hugh, P M and gene Cook J W, farmer merchant Station, H. it N. W. R. ral merchant Donald Thomas, weaver Horning 11, blacksmith 314 uAMtt.TON. HAl1ILTOl1. 315

Barton & Brown, barristers, King Horning Sylvester, farmer Brooke R S, photographic ar- Schinneck Chas, machinist, Hatt Howell John 1) & Reid, farmers Barton (;eo At, barrister, It Vic- tist, King, h Sydenham road Clark Edward, shoemaker, Cross Howell \1'm, farmer toria Broomfield Peter, Hatt King Clark Edw, carpenter, Hatt Kitchen ( :eo & Henry, farmers Baskerville Thos, butcher, Brown Henry, mason, Hatt Walter, (Thos Wilson & Kitchen 1 and Wheeler, farmers Bastable Brown John, carpenter, Main Clark Jas, bricklayer, Napier McCarthy Charles, hotel Co,) h Hatt Brown Joseph, willow worker, Clark Thos, clerk customs l'hos, hotel Begue & Locke, barristers, King McCarthy ' Main Clark Wm, shoemaker, Cross Milne Thomas Begue 'l' H A,(Beague & Locke) Brown Mrs Susan. variety store, Cady Richard, cooper, King Pritchard Alfred, tel operator barrister, h Victoria King 'l'empler Chas & Sam], farmers Bennett Alfred, restaurant, King Brown Win, engineer, King Collins Bernard, hotel, King Thompson Robt, farmer Bennett Fred A T, tobacconist, Brown Win G, barber Conlev, Bernard, boots and shoes, King Tynan Michael and Thos,farmers King Browne Mrs E, dry goods. King Connell James, machinist, Park Vinton Jeremiah, carpenter Bennett George W, (R 'l' Wilson Brydges Wm T. camage maker, Connell John, blacksmith. Park Williams Win, shoemaker & Co,) n cor John and King Ogilvie Connell Wilson Robt. fariner Bertram Henry, machinist, Hatt Burdick L E, axe grinder, King Wm, machinist, Mel- ville Wood Peter, saw mill Bertram John, (McKechnie & Burdon Adam, blacksmith, Mar- Connelly Mrs Bertram,) h Hatt ket M, dry goods, I)U\ UA5.--- A town,and stati- King Berwick H, boots and shoes,King Burns John, hoots and shoes, on of the GreatWestern Railway, Conway Jo:in, mason, Hatt Bickell David, boots and shoes, king in the townsip of West Flamboro', Cooper Jesse, grocer, King King Bums M J, hoots and shoes, county of Wentworth, situated at Coote George (G & W Coote) Bickell George, pattern maker, King the head of the Desjardins Canal, boots and shoes, King King Burns Thomas, saddler, King in the centre of a rich agricultu Coote John (G & W Coote), h Birkell George, jun, salesman, Burrows George F, manager ral region. A number of exten- Victoria King Canada Screw Works, h King sive mills and manttfactories are liillington J P, Wentworth agri- Burrows Samuel, machinist. Hatt Cosgriff Patrick, grocer, King in full operation. Its scenery is cultural works, Cross, h cor Cowie Alex, engineer, Hatt unsurpassed for rural beauty. Burton Win C, milo-ight, King Cooper Willoughby. furniture Hatt and Ogilvie Cain Patrick. I;rocer, King Distance from Hamilton S miles; Black George, blacksmith, King dealer, King from Guelph 25 miles; from To- Callahan & Cain, lottlers, Xloun Black Joseph, carpenter, King Crawford James, grocer, King ronro 41 miles; from Suspension tain road Crawford Black Mrs Joseph, fancy goods, Win P, excise officer, Bridge miles. Population Cameron Alfi-ed, bookkeeper, Park 25 K ing about 4,ooo Melville Crow James J, bookkeeper,South Blackwell James.sewing machines Cameron .\ I), coal deale-. King Crone H, foreman screw factory, Allen James, watchmaker. King King Campbell Aies, carhenter, fiatt Park h Princess Bolen John, proprietor American Campbell \\'m, pork dealer. King Cruickshanks \\'m, machinist, Allen James, moulder, Park house, King Canada Screw F.icirin, O,'Ivie Brock Bonner George, machinist, Hatt American Express Co, King Canada toul ^^,,rk•. H.Itt Cummings Edward, shoemaker, eo, blacksmith, Park Booth Gevrge, weaver, Dundas Anderson G Canadian Bank of Com- Church Anderson J, carpenter, Foundry Boyd George, machinist, Syden- merce, I ) I f Chunrn, rn'reer Curry Martin. King Anderson John, dyer, Hatt ham Cantwel 1a,. dr% }{uiids. King, I )andson George, grocer, King Anderson .J H. carpenter, King Boyle Patrick, blacksmith, King Carman F T, druggi.t. Park Davis John. H, boots and shoes. Bradshaw Isaac, cabinet makel, Aylward Patrick, cooper, King Caldwell Jlicüacl, rn^inet•r, Hatt King Babbington J M, issuer tnar- King Cartner Thos. carpenter. K i ng Davis Luke, moulder, Melville riage licenses Main Brady & Lyon, tinsmiths, King Casev Win (Mercer fi ('atir.v) Dawes George, carpenter, Fottn- Bailey H R Blacksmith, Hatt Brady Patrick, (Brady & Lyon,) h Hatt drv Baillie James, leather worker, Sydenham Cass Patrick, grorer, King Devlin John, moulder, Park Melville Brady Peter, stoves and tin- Chaplin Fred, butcher. King I ►ew \\'m, machinist. King ware, King Baker Reynolds, carpenter, Park Chegwin NIr: .^nn, fan". rood., Dickie David, grocer, King Wm, watchmaker, Ball John, paper maker, King Brinkworth King nickie John, grocer. 1lain, h Barrie Alex, Park King Chegwin J, blacksmith, Oglivie Sydenham 316 HAMILTON. WENTWORTH Dickie Thos (R T Wilson & Co) Fisher John (J Fisher & Son,) h Sydenham Park Dodd Wm, machinist, Hatt Fisher John & Son, Gore paper Engine and Implement Dominion Telegraph Co., N mills, King Forset Andrew, miller, Hatt Miller, manager, King COMPANY" Donnell) Luke, cabinet maker, Forsyth & Co, manufacturers Brock agricultural implements, Hatt HA MILTON, - Drysdale Thos. stone cutter, Forsyth John (Forsyth & Co), ONTARIO, Brock h Governor's road Duggan James, tailor, King Gahagan John, cooper, Dundas --)MANI/VACTURERS OF( Duggan Jeremiah, salesman, Gallagher Win. shoemaker, King Foundry Geary John, book keeper, South Steal' Engines, Steam Winches, Screw Engines for Yachts. Duggan Nlichael. tailor, King Quay etc.. Steam rump: of all sizes Duncan Mrs Ann, hotel, King Gilson James, dry goods, King Dundas Cotton Mills Co, Grafton Jas B (J B & J S Graf. Main ton), h Cross Dundas drivine park, Cross Grafton J B & J S, dry goods, & IMPLE1tIENTS OF ALL KINDS. Dundas Foundry, T Wilson & clothing, cor King and Ogilvie Co, Han Graham David, salesman, Park Dundas gas light Co, cor Church Graham Thos, h Napier and King Graham Wm, grocer, King, h Cor. McNab Napier and i.-,imcoe Sts. WM. EDGAR. Dundas tool and machine Co, Grneral Manager. Head Grant Geo, machinist, Hatt Dundas True Banner, James Grant James, blacksmith, Syden- Somerville, editor and proprie- ham ORNAMENTAL FOUNDRY. tor, Main Gray Chas, machinist, King Gray Wm k, agr'l implements, Dunn John, millwright, King RABJOHN, KING & CO.. Durham Alex, axe maker, l'ark York Greening Nathaniel, weaver,Hatt MANI • FACTURFRS (IF Edwards Wm, draughtsman,King Griffin David, machinist, King Elgin House, C B Jones, pro- Gwyn H C (Osier, Wink & FOUNTAINS, VASES, STATUARY, ETC., prietor, King, See adr (; barrister, h South wyn), In Zinc and Bronze or Composition, Elms Ephraim, engine driver, Haines Francis, bailiff, Market Napier Hazelwood Wm, general dealer, Also Wrought and Cast Iran YORK H., COR. QUEEN. Enright John (J Enright & Bro), cor King and Church Fences. Castings. etc. h Ogilvie Hannah Robert, mason. Park Enright John k. Bro, livery and Harper James, painter, Ogilvie JOHN ROWAN, omnibus, King Hetherington John, carpenter, Fashionable Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing Enright 'Wm (J Enright & Bru), Park h McNab Heffernan John, cooper, King and Hair Dyeing (Parlor. Farrell Edw, watchman, King Heffernan John, grocer, King ROYAL HOTEL, BUILDINGS, 67 JAMES ST Hamilton, Ont. Farrell Wm, moulder, King Henry Wm, moulder, Hatt Fenix Moses, joiner, King Herald Rev Jas, presbyterian, Fenix Robert, carpenter, Park South JOSEPH WILSON, Fielding Geo, machinist, Park Hickey John, bricklayer, Napier Fields Daniel, carpenter, Brock Hickey Thos, bricklayer, Hatt HA MS, BACON, LARD, ETC '2, Fisher Chris (J Fisher & Son), h Hopkins D W, Cross WHOLESALE. Waterloo road Hourigan Jeremiah, machinist, Fisher Israel, carpenter, King Hatt Office and Warehouse, Queen Street, het. York and Stuart. T. MelLWRAITH TOWNS AND VILLA01111. 317 Forwarder, Dealer In Corii, kiDdS, Hourigan Jas. axe manfr, Hatt Magill H T, editor and prop Housden Richd. mister, South Standard, King FOUNDRY FACINGS, Quay Nlarkell John, carpenter, Church Howard Fred, gardener, King Marshall 'rhos, tinsmith, King FIRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY, ETC. Humes John, mason, Napier Martin Emerick. inachinist, York Hurst Samuel, moulder, Ogilvie Martin Fred. bricklaver, Hatt Wharf, foot of McNab St, City Martin Robert, builder. Park Commercial Haynard Charles. tobacconist, Mason K ing William & Sons, tanner'.. Office, cor. Main and Catharine Ste. Canal cor Irving Church. h Ogilvie Wm, cooper, King Maw John, Irving Wm B, grocer, King manager tool and machine works, 1;overnors HOTEL, James George, cooper, James road DOMINION Johnston P. PRor., Stephen, market clerk, McArdle John, shoemaker, Hait NIcKILLI King James, moulder, Na- McCardle Jones Wm, machinist, King pier King Street West, Hamilton, Ont. Jull Samuel, builder, Hatt McDonough Thomas, policeman, Keaghev Mrs John II. Ogilvie K ing and affords every comfort This popular House ha, been recently refurnishi.41, Kennedy Thomas, boiler McEwan Thos. machinist. Moun- Satnple Room, and convenience for guest,. or Excellent maker, cor Hatt and Foundry, tain commercial men. for h King McFarlane Duncan, (Wilson & Kent James, tas-ern, Hatt Co), Park train mid steamers. "lis stir °madam to mad from nU Kerr Andrew, moulder. Head McFeelev J, machinist, Moun- King Alonzo, carpenter, Park tain rOad TIEZOMITILS Knowles John, carpenter, York McGovern Peter, general mer- Kyle Richard, machinist, Prin- chant, King cess McGrath E, shoemaker, Hatt MILLWRIGHT AND ENGINEER, Kyle W, boots and shoes, King Mc( rath Wm, cooper. King I-I AM IT__,T01■1- , 011rr. Laing Rev John, pastor Knox McIntosh Angus, machinist, church, Melville Park rain Elevators, Factories, and every description of Laing P & R, grocers, Main McIntosh Neil, morocco finisher, Floss, and Saw Mills, G Land Wm, grocer, King King Ma•hinert erected by contract or othenoise. Lane Fred, engine driver, King McKee David, carpenter, Hatt -- Larmer James. brickmaker, Dun- McKenzie John, bds Dufferin Speeilleattotira. Alrao agent for Particular attention given to preparing Plans and eleaning Ma- das and other Improved Water Wheeira, Grain house the LITTLE (41ANT beat brands or Bolting ehinera. Middling-‘ Yurtaerra, Bran Duraterra, ete . The Latshaw Isaac, furniture dealer, McKenzie T I-1, broker, Cross up to order when required. Cloth kept on hand and made K ing McKenzie William, cooper, King Lavin Richard, carpenter, Hatt McKechnie & Bertram, Canada ELGIN 1-10117SE. Lawry Charles, tanner, King tool works KING STREET, DUNDAS, ONTARIO, Lawry Henry, leather, King McKechnie Robert,(McKechnie Lees George, baker, King & Bertram). h Flamborough JONES, PROP. 0. B. Leslie John, Main McLean John W, teacher. Napier Terms: 50 per day. Little James, manager tool wks, Périe-eltiaa in every respect. McMahon James, M D, M P P, King King NISIE3IT M =TOY, Love David, baker Main. McMillan Duncan, photographer, Lucas Benjamin, boots and shoes, King, h King s estidcespe eguintri-, King McPhee John, cooper, h King Lumsden %V W, ONTARIO. baker, King McQueen James, postmaster, h ADDRESS : 54 JAMES STREET NORTH. 11AMILTDN, Mackay John, -Oundas mills, Park. King McTaggart A. tailor. h King TOWNe AND VILLAnbB. 319 318 TOwNR AND VILLAOES. Tapp Win, carpenter, Main Wright Quarry John, saddler, King Matthew & Co, Meacham J B, drugs and sta- Thompson Benj, brewer, 11[aiN brewers, Main tionerv, King Rank-in John, dry goods and Thompson Charles, Yates (;rr, H, carpenter, Hatt Medwin John, Park clothier, King machinist, King Young Mrs. King Mercer S. Casey. I)undas planing Ratclif% Rev Frederick, Baptist, Thompson J, machinist, Napier Young Men's Christian Associa- mills and builders, King Park . Reading Rooms, King Reach George, tailor, Park Thompson Peter, blacksmith, Mercer James, ( NIercer & Casey) 'oung William A, Main Montreal Tel Co, John Barrett, Reeves Samuel, baker, Park Main King Reid Thos, moulder, Market e s Tolbort James, cotton factory, ELFRII)A.-A village in the Mooney James, finisher. Melvile Revell Joseph, bricklayer, King John township of Saltfleet, to miles Moore Dennis, Park Ridler George, h Hatt Urquhart Alexander, blacksmith, from Hamilton and 2% from Moore Robt W, saiesman, South Riley's hotel Cross Rymal station. Robertson 'I'hos, (Robertson & VanEvery Hugh, machine agt, Morris Arthur, wheelwright, Park Cline Henry, farmer Wardell), Dundas King Morris Edwin, grocer, King Cline John P, farmer Robertson & Wardell, barristers, Venson Wm, bookkeeper, King 9 Morton James, butcher, King Edmonds E, blacksmith Wale Christopher, painter, Hatt Moss Joseph, baker, King King Fletcher David, farmer Rossell Abraham, ins agt, King Mountain Thos, painter, Main Walker A H, M D, Main Fulker David, farmer Murphy Pe:er, shoemaker, King Russell Alexander, Market Wallace Fred, axemaker, King Fulker Henry, fariner Win, (Forsyth & Co), Nawn Mrs Jpne, boarding. Main Russell Wardell Alex R, (Robertson & Olmsted Russell, farmer Newall Will, carpenter. McNab H att Wardell), Governors' road Quance Rich, lumber merchant Ryckman Rev E B, principal, Newitt Win, butcher, King Watt 8 (W & R S Watt), Park Staples John, butcher Institute Niblett W C, druggist and sta- Watt W & R S, grocers, Market Stewart Arthur, farmer Scase G F, Western hotel, King tioner, King sq Swayze Hamilton, postmaster Scott John A, boots and shoes, Northcot Francis, blacksmith, Webster James, flour and feed, and general merchant cor King and Ogilvie Hatt King Swayze Joel, farmer Scott R, machinist, Svdenham O'Connor Patrick, veterinary sur- Wentworth Agricultural Thurston Henry, carpenter Shephard John, Main works, geon, Park n -, il Sydenham Cross Shell William, grocer, King FREELTON.-A O'Gradv Wm, Wellington. Williams J B, hotel, I)ufferin village in Smith George, shoemaker, King the township O'Neill H, mason, James house of West Flamboro, Smith James, carpenter, King t t miles from Dundas and 0 O'Reilly Rev John, Roman Williams Rich, plasterer, Pearl Smith J F, hardware, King from Hamilton. Catholic, Sydenham Williams W B, blacksmith, King Smith John H, tavern, King Osler Rev F L, rector church of Wilson J, mill owner, Melville Smith Patrick, teacher, Victoria Allen Michael, shoemaker England, Main Wilson R T & Co, grocers, King Smith Robert, butcher, Main Bready J and J, wagon makers Osler, Wink & Gwynn, barris- Wilson Thos, (Thos Wilson & Smith W, cabinet-maker, King Brown David, carpenter ters, Main cor King Co, Melville Smith Wm G, grocer, Main Campbell Alex, blacksmith Overfield Chas H, Main, e s Wilson Thos, blacksmith, Snow C B. manager cotton mills, King Currie George, blacksmith Palmer Horatio, bricklayer, King Wilson Thos & Co, props Main Davidson Peter, carpenter Parker E B, patternmaker, King Dundas foundry and engine I)uffv Christopher, hotel Somerville James, editor and Parmenter A \V, expressman, works, Hatt Freel P,insurance agent prop Uundas True Banner, Park Wink Alex S, (Osler Wink & (;ray James, farmer King Parmetter James G, blue manfr, G«ynn), Ancaster road Somerville Thomas, printer, Col- Ilint Edward, general store King Winn D, cotton factorv, York Ilord John, borne fariner Passmore Will, saddler, King Wood John, secretary building Sovereign E D & Co, coal deal- H u fiman Solomon, farmer Patterson Chas, painter, Ogilvie society, Main ers McVanus M G, tailor Percy John, tailor, King Woodhouse E A, carpenter, Hatt 'Morden John, hotel I Stapleton P, mason, McNab Poulton J G, Park Woodhouse Edwin, town Murray Duncan, lumber dealer Powell Wm, salesman, h Syden- Stone Patrick, tanner, Park clerk and treasurer, Hatt Murra^ & McDougall, saw mill ham Suter R & F, insurance and Wright Matthew (M Wright & Ross John, P M, general mer- Michael, section fore- general agents, Main. Powers Co), Dundas chant man GWR, h Brock Suter R W. Main 320 Towss AND VILI.A0118. TOWNS AND TILLAGES. 321

Stephenson Joseph, farmer Neeb Sebastian Jefferson Francis, herbalist Swartz J. pump manfr Sunley W T. saddler Snasdell Joseph, tp clerk McCarthy Charles, teacher Swartz Rev Peter, bookseller Sutton John, farmer Sbasdell Jos, jun, carpenter Porter Patrick, farmer Vansickle Adam & A R, farmers Whitehead Francis, farmer Soper George, carpaiter Vansickle A J & J D. farmers Steelt John and James. inaltsters JERSEYVILLE.—A village Vansi(-kle• F & L farmers ( ;LAN FOR D.—A post office Surarus Jacob 1) in the township of Ancaster, Vansickle M A, gardener in the township of Glanford. Thompson Wm miles from Lynden and is from Vansickle NVin C, tanner Hamilton. Armstrong & (;o, blacksmiths Vansickle \Vm 1), farmer Atkinson John, I M, merchant HANNON.—A small village. Reemer 0, pedlar Weaver Ephraim, farmer Carroll N, tavern township of Glanford, adjoining Bell John, farmer Weaver George, carpenter Case & Co, store keepers Rymal station, 6 miles from Biggs R, stock dealer Wilson Eli & Lemuel. farmers Codd Wm, tavern Hamilton- The locality was first Bishop Wm, planing mill Gillen I), blacksmith settled by Henry Hannon, in Dingwall A, M 1) K IRK WALL. -- A village in Hibbard B, carpeenter Drake Cyrus, general niei the township of Beverly, 8 miles John, shoemaker chant &cm Galt. and zo from Hamil McClement Aikin Samuel, farmer McAllister Wm, painter Drake & Vansickle_cheese mfrs ton Beer John, farmer Neil John, wagon maker Bradfield Wm, tavern Dyment Henry, tanner Dickson Benjamin, farmer Fields Smith Joel, wagon maker Cowie Jas, P M, merchant Gilbert, farmer Dickson John, fariner Smith W, fariner Hannon E, farmer Galloway Alfred, saddler Dickson Win. farmer Hescock Mrs Win Terryberry Wm, fanner Hannon Joseph, farmer Jamieson George, farmer Wilcox S, wagon maker lIannon Wm, farmer Hendershot Abraham, P 31, gene- Jamieson Thomas, farmer ral store Young Win, farmer Horning E. farmer Laing C W, general store Hendershot Peter -1. pump ma- GREENSVI LLE.--A village Horning Ira, carpenter McIlain Francis, farmer Horning Samuel, farmer ker 31cMillan Wm, general store in the township of West Flam- Heisler J, shoemaker Long Henry, fariner 3IcQueen Wm, blacksmith hero, 2 miles from Dundas and 7 Hopkins Isaac, agent Oliphant John, farmer 3IcQueen John, farmer from Hamilton. Howell G M & J R, farmers Pearson Henty, butcher Parker Robert, farmer Howell 0, saw mill Averill Edward Rolston Wm, farmer Riddell 1ohn, farmer Howell E R & Nelson, Ballantvne Thos, cooper Sterling T H, tavern farmers Riddell \Vm. tarmer Merril NVallace, tinsmith Bear Fr'ed, tailor Tidy John, fanner Smith John A, shoemaker Miller Andrew. blacksmith Betzner Samuel VanEvery Henry, blacksmith Tait Walter, wagon maker Miller D H, farmer Black Andrew, P M, general VanEvery John, farmer Watson Thomas, farmer Miller George, carpenter merchant Wilson David, carpenter Cochenour James, constable Miller Theodore, builder T.YN DEN. —A thrivingVillagc Miller W G, fariner Gravel Charles, carpenter HAYESLAND.--A village, in and station of the Great.Western Miller Wm G & Son, grist mill Green Abram, fanner township of \Vest Flamboro', Railway, in the township of Bev- Misner Samuel, fanner Green Peter, carpenter from Hamilton, and 6 from erly, i6 miles from Hamilton ; io miles 3lisner Sylvester, painter Green Wm, blacksmith Dundas. froni Brantford ; 12 from Paris. Higgins Henry, wagon mak2r Petrie George, blacksmith and 15 from Galt. Here F W, hub and spoke inte Addison James, farmer Robbins Rev John, (Methodist) Hore John, paper maker Bailey John, farmer Sexton Wm, M P P Bell Wm, tailor McLaren Rev R G Bailey Patrick, farmer Shaw Rev WH,(Meth Episcopal) Herrington Chas, tel operator and Markle Hiram, carpenter Bamberger John, farmer Simpson & Vansickle. wagon express agent Markle James, sawyer Bridle Thomas, farmer makers Herrington John, station master. Maule Peter, hotel Burke John, farmer Smith David, farmer G NV R Morden John, farmer Burke Wm, farmer Stenabaugh Harman, general Bigger Geo W, M D Morden Jonathan, miller Dineen Maurice, (armer store . 1lishop Jas & Lorenzo, fariner,, Moxley Marshall Foster Walter, farmer Stenabaugh P & W, farmers George, farmer Blasdell Moxlev Orlando, farmer Hayes Michael, P M. tavern Stores' Rev Henry, (Baptisi1 Blasdell Jacob TOWNS AND VILLAGZ8. 322 TOWNS AND VILLAGIII. 323

Vansickle Benoni, sr, saw mill Blasdell John, blacksmith French Augustine, farmer Fleming Henry, (armer owner Bradwin Joseph, pottery French James & Thos, farmers Harper Joseph, farmer Vansickle B & N, general stcnt Finch Elijah, agr implements Ilenderson Thos & Wm, farmers Clement Wm, woolen manfr Vansickle Gec, hotel agent Henry Hezekiah, farmer Cornell Jeremiah, farmer Wing Abraham, sawyer Hartwell T, farmer Hugill James & Wm, farmers Cornell Jesse, farmer Wing Wm H, wagon maker Hyde Lewis, farmer Ireland John, fariner Wood Robt, saddler Cornell Nelson, general merch- Kelly Robt & Seth, farmers Jackson J & Thos, farmers ant Kerr David, farmer King Patrick, farmer MILLGROVE.— A village, Cox Samuel, baker King Samuel, house mover Lamont Samuel, farmer West Flamboro,' 8 Downing David, gardener townsip of Marshall Alexander, farmer Lyall T F, teacher miles from Hamilton, and 6 Dunham Henry, butcher Maride John, farmer McCann John, farmer from Dundas. Dyrnent John Pierson Samuel, farmer McDonald Wallace, J P, tp H, general store Gawler Blake J, store keeper Potts Chas, farmer & div court clerk Gibbons Charles, plasterer Berney. Win H, P M, merchant Smith Elton & Ob'd farmers McKnight A d; John, farmers Coodman Chas, blacksmith Carey Edward, farmer Smith Silas. farmer Myers Leonard, blacksmith Haines Wat, plasterer Collinson George, merchant Smith Samuel & Robt, farmers Nicol Thomas. farmer Harris Wm E, planing mill Davis Capt Joseph, farmer Terreberry Jacob, farmer, saw O'Connor John & M, fanners Hoose James, music teacher Flatt John, lumber merchant mill prop and inn keeper Osborne Rev John (Episcopal) Hopkins D E, rocer Garvin J B, store keeper Tydd John, farmer Patrick Gel and John farmers Howard Henry, farmer Ironside Robt, farmer Wilson George, farmer Patrick John, fariner Hull Richard, mason Lafferty Edward, farmer Patterson D, farmer Kemp Joseph, hotel ROCKTON.—A village in the Miller Thos, blacksmith Plastow J B, general merchant Sieve11 Thos. farmer township of Beverly, on the road Milne Charles, tavern Riddle John Lemon Thos, farmer between Dundas and Galt ; 15 Orr Wm, carpenter Robinson John and Wm, black- Lemon Wm, photographer miles from Hamilton; 61 from Peter David, blacksmith smiths McKenzie Rev D M Lynden; to from Galt. Ryckman Alex, farmer Rutherford John, farmer McLean Andrew, saw mill Ryckman Nelson, farmer Anderson Shamp John, farmer Mc Lean E, grocer Edward, butcher Ryinal H Anderson John Smith Andre.w and J F, farmers McPherson B, carpenter Smith John, watchmaker Armstrong H & Jno, Stockwell Washington, (armer Manderson Peter, section supt farmers NVallick Henry, farmer Armstrong Thos, 1Vesley Stockwell G W blacksmith Williams Jacob, wheelwright Armstrong Wm, farmer Swinton T, fariner Marshall & Orr, general mer- Atle;ns W & Son, blacksmiths Thompson Adam, farmer chants NORTH GLANFORD—A Bannon J W, carpenter Turner Wm, blacksmith Matthews John, pump maker village in the township of Glan• Bannon Richard, bailiff Wake Thomas, farmer Maynard R. teacher miles from Hamilton. Bell Alex, teacher Wood Wm, general merchant Myers Elijah, lumber inspector ford, 6 Bell David, teacher Nesbitt Adam. saw mill Allinson Wm, blacksmith RYCKMAN'S CORNERS.— Bennett Joel, farmer James E, P M Patrick, fariner A village in the township of Orr Almas Blackburn Wm, fartner Bar- Ouellette John, cutter John. farmer ton, miles from Hamilton Bates Boyle Chas & John, farmers Parsons Rev R.(Meth Episcopal) Brigham Wm, farmer Casty Isaac. lime liumer Almas David and Wm, farmers Patterson James, hotel Chase Henry, farmer Clenient John, farmer Amos Patrick, farmer Patterson Robt L, boots & shoes Choate Elgin, farmer Clifford Wm, farmer Baynon Thomas, shoemaker Petit Adam, blacksmith Choate Thus, farmer, tp clerk Collins James, farmer Bond Silas, butcher Savage Wm, trackman Coon George, fariner Cornell Benoni, P M, general Bull Rev George A, church of Smith Abraham, wagon maker • Dickenson Edw, sen, postmaster merchant, and tp treasurer England Smith Paul. stoves & tinware Dickenson Edward & Sons, cow Cornell Emerson, farmer Carr John, P M, hotel keeper Steves Wm D, shoemaker tractors,brick makers and build- Ellerton Thos, farmer Connor Robert, wagon maker ers Thompson R, saw mill and wood Fingland Thos, farmer Davis Henry, butcher Henry. farmer at collector dealer Ellis Fitzgerald Michael, farmer DeCoverly Charles, farmer :i24 irOW148 AND VILLAGES. TOWNS AND VILLAGES. 325

Jones W H, farmer Hess Jacob, farmer on the Hamilton macadamized Wodehoose Mrs J, storekeeper Jones W I, carpenter Hess Samuel, butcher road, 7 miles from Hamilton. I.ardie L, cooper Johnson John, painter The village is pleasantly situated STRABANE.-A Village in Lawrence F, laborer Peacock Arthur, butcher in the midst of a fertile country, the township of Flamboro' West, Lee A D& Edward, farmers Ryckman Jacob, farmer and is particularly suited for twelve miles from Hamilton Lee Hamilton & James, black- Rymal Ira W private summer residences. It smiths Bain Thos, M P, farmer Smith Samuel, tanner was here that a small force of Lee Joseph & Samuel, farmers Branigan Geo, jun, sawyer Walls William, carpenter militia completely routed in a Lester C, farmer Brennen Miss K, teacher Wickle John, butcher night attack a body of United Long John, farmer Cherry Wm, miller Young Henry, farmer States regulars on their invasion Lottridge Wm, grape grower Cochrane Archibald, teacher Yoong John, tailor of Canada in I81z. Lutz Henry & J D, farmers Dickson Wm, grist mill Fraser Angus W, saw mill SHEFFIELD.--A village in Acland J, shoemaker Marshall Wm H, farmer Galbraith James, farmer the township of Beverly, on the Anderson John, laborer Miles F, butcher Millen George, farmer Gregg Nathaniel, weaver Dundas macadantized road, 4 Barnes Philander. farmer Miller J. grist and shingle mills Johnston Wm, builder miles from Branchton station, Bowden Thomas. sen and jan, GWR, and tq from Hamilton. Mitchell I), farmer Lewis Joseph H, prop Stra- farmers Moore Charles, grocer bane hotel Babcock Reuben, livery Campbell D W. M 1) Nash J G & Samuel, farmers McFarland Daniel, farmer Bond Edwin, P M and produce ('arpenter C, tinsmith Orr W M, farmer McIntosh James, P 1. S dealer Carpenter F M, reeve Penfold J, farmer McLean Rev A, (Presbyterian) Cassmore Wm, farmer ('arpenter Geo and N, farmers Place Alex, teamster Peebles Matthew, J P & post- Chapman Geo, shoemaker Church S .I, fat•mer Ptolemy R, farmer master • Cochrane John G, teacher Clarke Michael, farmer Randall Stewart, fat-mer Peebles & Arthur, general Deary James, hotel Cline 1ohn, farmer Reid Adam, assessor merchants Faulkner A W Cline %%-m, nurseryman Russell Thomas, mason Porter John, teamster Greene P H, teacher Combs Horace, carpenter Reid P, councilman Purdy John, blacksmith Hatrick Robert, cheese maker Corman Holland and Tunis, Smith Hiram, farmer Robertson James, farmer Jackson & Dai" wagon makers farmer; Slingerland G, stage prop Robertson John, farmer Keachie John, farmer Corman Isaac and Andrew, Springstead A C, wagon mkr Smith F E Lamb Charles, saw mill farmers Springstead James, carpenter Taylor John \V, blacksmith Lloyd John, grocer Cult I R, fisherman Springstead Oliver, wagon mkr Wilsdon John, shoemaker Main David, farmer Davis A F,, fruit grower Springstead Stid, bailiff Mulholland Wellington Davis G. R, farmer Squire Roland, mason TAPLEYTOWN.-A Village Munson I. Davis 11'm, farmer Spera Henry & Wm, farmers in the Township of Saltfleet, r r Moffat Adam, farmer I)onohue Jeremiah. wagon Stewart A, farmer miles from Hamilton and 13 Richard J, wagon maker makcr Stickels E, sawyer from Smithville Ricker Christopher, cheese mfr Fenton Elijah, farmer Thornton Wm, M D Addy Thomas, farmer Rintoul David, gardener Galbraith Brock, potash mfr Tweedle Joseph, farmer Beadle Samuel, farmer Scriupger (;eo, farmer Glover Geo; farmer Utter Andrew, gardener Burkholder C C, farmer Sipes Nelson, blacksmith (;ould F, mison Utter Henry & P, farmers Clark John A, P M, grocer Smith John W, 'M 1) Greaves Walter. lumber merch- VanWagner John & T C, far- Clark J A, pumpmaker Smith M C, sarpcnter ant mers Clark John & J B, farmers Steele John, blacksmith Green Frank and Samuel farm- VanWagner P S, J P Coombs Lewis, carpenter Wilcox & Forsyth, general ers Walker John B, farmer Hill Jas. farmer DeWitt Geo & Jacob, farmers merchants Webster W C. teacher Doherty Henry, farmer Willard Abner, saddler Hopkins Mrs r «' Williamson Henry and Joseph, Hull F .\ Henry Hildreth James, farmer farmers Jamieson John, STONEY CREEK,-A vil- i Jones Alva J, P M, clerk 5th shoemaker Wilson R, butcher Norton John, farmer lage in the township of Saltfleet, • division court, township clerk TOWN, AND VILLAGIE. : 327 326 TOWN8 AND VILLAGES. Phillips fiev J R, Methodist Carpenter Hugh & Thos, farmen. Soutes John & Walter, farmers Carter Wm, tavern WATERDOWN.—A Village Long John R, fariner Springsted Isaac, fanner Chambers Amos & Geo, fanners and station ot the Great Western I mtridge Robert Springsted Simon, carpenter Dean Dennis & Garrett, farmers Railway. in the Township of McDonald Wm, fariner Teneyck Martin, farmer Dean John & Nelson, fanners East ilamboro', 6 miles (corn McLaren James, M I) Teneyck Merrit, vet surgeon Dean Sampson, farmer Hamilton and 35 miles frum McNionies Charles, farri.er Weir James, farnier Foran Alex & James, farmers Toronto. Population about x,000 McMonies James, sen, J P Whitcomb Rev C E. church of (;eddes John, fanner N'atonies James, jun, auction- England Henry Brock, farmer Baker Abraham, hotel eer, corn inerchant, land valua- White Wm, storekeeper Inglehart James, fanner Baker Henry, butcher tOr Williams Hy, farmer Kin Theodore, p m, storekeeper Baker John', hotel Montreal Telegraph Co, J B Lewis George, farmer Baker Read, rake rnantifacurer Thompson, agent McNally —, shoemaker Barnes James, shoemaker - Morton Win, teacher T R 0 Y.—A Village in the Magill Henry, farmer Brown C W, photographer Philp Win, M I) Township of Beverly, 18 miles Oakes George, blacksmith Brown Edward Reid Wm, weaver from Hamilton and 3 from Lyn- Pettit Edward & John, farmers Brown Win, buildcr Robson Wm, manager W P den PeZtit Murray, fanner Bruce J. teacher How land Clark George, general merchant Reid Wm, tavern Burns Ellward, lumber merchant Ryckman Walter. farmer Clark Wesley, farmer Smith J W & Joshua, farmers Burns Samuel, hotel Rvmal George W. flour mills Coleman W, farmer Smith R R, town clerk Carson Anania.s, carpenter Stialy Chas, saw mill Gamble John, farmer Smith \V H, farmer Collier Henry, butcher Shouldice James, baker lawrason James, farmer Whittaker, John, station master Crooker W H. druggist, grocer Slater Ferdinand, carpenter Nlathers David, blacksmith Whittaker 1Vm, tel operator Davis Christian, painter Stock John T, general mercht Misener Joltn, farmer Wilson A & H R, farmers Eiger J E, general merchant Stock Thomas J P, tanner Misener John C, P 111 Wilson John, grain dealer Edwards Mrs E Stuart John, hotel Neff Oliver, general myrchant English David, farm. er Stuart Win, J P, farmer Thompson Hugh, saddler O'Reilly I), blacksmith TWEEDSIDE.—A Post Of- En4lish John, carpnter Everett AImer, t'armer "I'llompson J B, postmaster, Parks Robt, wagon maker fice in the township of Saltfleet, Fieltls Edmund, farmer store keeper Pitton John, farmer 3 miles from Winona Station. Reid David, teacher Fisher kev S Truesdell Hiel, wagon maker Roelopson John & Son, cabinet Allen J G, tinsmith Forbes George, farmer Wheatly Wm, painter makers Althouse David & Elgin, fanners Forfar Chas, wringer manfr Yenny Rev John. Lutheran Vinton H W, shoemaker Beddle John, farmer Forstner John, gnst mills Warner Thos, saw mill Brett, James, carpenter Foster Joseph, blhcksmith W E 8 T FLAMBOR0'.—A Wilson Wm, grist mill Cowell Wm, fanner Foster John, grist mills Village on the Dunda.s and Wat- Woods Samuel, brickmaker Giles Robert, farmer Fraser Peter, shingle man& erloo macadamized road in town- Woodley, Jacob. farmer Hart George, fanner Gilmer Wm, blacksmith ship of same name. Distance Jacobs Casper & Daniel, farmers Greaves Walter, mason from Dundas 3 miles, from Ham- WINONA.—A station of the Johnston Thomas S, P M, black- Griffin James R, contractor ilton 8 miles. Great Western Railway, township smith Hawk Rev Wm, Methodist of Saltfleet, 12 miles from Ham- Medlar George, farmer liedley Irving, wagon maker Betzner 1 /avid & John, farmers ilton Medlar James, farmer Higginson Jas, fariner Colcleugh Walter, general Penfold Stephen, farmer Hill G W merchant Barries Wm, fariner Piott John, farmer Horning Win, farmer Coleman Robt, blacksmith Beemer John. farmer Scott Arthur, farmer Houston Rev Stewart, M A, ch of Cornell Daniel, fariner Biggar Chris H, farmer Tweedle John, fanner England Dalzell Wm, wagon maker Biggar J W. grape grower Tweedle Richard, farmer Howland W P, flour mills Davidson J. M I) Carpenter G M. dairyman Williams Henry. fanner Hunter D H, principal high Durrant Charles, p m and gen- Carpenter & 1Valker, saw mills Wylie Nelson A, blacksmith School eral store Kent George, teamst,er Green Win, teacher 3?8 TOWNS AND VILLAOZA . TOWNS AND VII .LAUEN . 324

Jones Alfred, wagon maker Henry Horace, farmer Brasher George( Brasher & Co) Inglehart Jacob and Henry, Kent Henry, patnter Jarvis Archibald, farmer Brant House, Win Morris, farmers, Miller Francis, farmer McEvay Wm, 1' M proprietor . (Str adv. ) Kerns W m Miller Robt, farmer McGillicuddy Jordan, merchant Bunton Win . .I l', grain dealer l .iffcrty E, flour and feed Murro Alex, s:one cutter McKay Walter, M 1) Callanane John, Station hotel McCay George, mail contractor Neff John, farmer Nicholson Geo & John, farmers Cameron A, teache r McLachlan James M . store Sanderson & Stutt, paper manfrs Ptolemy James, postmaster Campbell John If . lumber mer- keeper and agt Montreal tel Smith Peter, hote l Roberts John, blacksmith chant ' Magce ('harles A, harness maker Sweet George, blacksmith Roberts Maurice, farme r Carpenter Jin Hannah, musical Magee Mrs Sarah, fancy goods Warren John, engineer Shaw, Robert and Thos, farmers academy Miller Robe rt, .1 l', clerk 6t h Weir John, farme r Sidney John, J P, fariner Chalmers Rev David, Methodist division court, custonis officer, Twiss Jas, John & Robt, f.1rm'rs Cole Richard. haker tp r lerk and treasure r WES'l'OVER .-A village in White John & Robert, farmers Cotter Hugh, J l', grain mer Moore l'atri( k, shoemaker chan t Moore Samuel W . station agent the township of Beverly, 15 miles WELLIN( ;'l'O N SQUAR E Cotter James W, Burlington from Hamilton and to from (Burlington) .-An incorporated Morris Wm, proprietor Brant meat market house I)undas. village, and station of the Great Culp Henry L, cabinet maker Morrison George . builder Western and Hamilton & North Borthwick C; & C, farmers Cummings l'ttus U . J P Mortimer James A, clerk Western Railways . in the town- Boyce James, blacksmith Crooker 13ros, wire workcrs ( )a} ship of Nelson, county of Hal- ; Win, coope r Burrell George, store keeper 1)ear Alex, tailor ( )ggjo,tlrh N, cuolxer Cairns Thomas, farme r ton, 33 miles from Toronto and I'arson Frederir-k, blacksmith 7 from Hamil :on . It is beauti- Degarmo Mrs Martha, hotel Costello Chris & James, fanners De Long Nelson . 4arpenter P.vtlow Wnt, innkeeper fully situated at the head of Fry Chris, wagon maker Uenike Rev , R It. Nlethmdist Railton Edward, carpenter Lake Ontario, and the adjoin- Gilmour George & Jas, farmers I)ickwn .I M , signal man, ( :N'R Redmond Joseph, shoemaker ing country is remarkable for its Herbert John, shingle mills Uonohue James . tel olwr. tur picturesque and rotnantic scene- ► kichardson 11'm, M I) Jamieson John, farmtr Du es & Allen. grain iner Rushbrook (s, tailor Law Thomas, shoemaker ry. Large quantities of lumber chant s and grain are shipp_d from this Sharp James, engineer Lindsay John, sen, miller Eager Benjamin .- lumber mer- Smith l) agent port . The Brant House is one F, McIntosh Benj, l' M, tinsmith chant and grist mil l N)uuer David, fruitere r of the most pleasantly situated Madder Francis, carpenter Evans Peter 'l', Zinimerntan Spencer Rev P L. C'hurch of and comfortable summer resi- Morton Ralph, farme r house I?n ;(lan dences in the Province, and is Nicol Alex & George. farmers especially recommended to tour Ewing Joseph, livery and stage d Springer () T . J P Patton R & Samuel, farmers p ists. Jiunicipality 1877 : John pro Stevenson \ 1rs Edward, fancy Purdy Thos, blacksmit h Finlayson Neil, captai n g i () Waldie, Reeve ; Win . Richard- ll ~ Rice Rev Isaac J, Baptist Fisher Rev Janies, Presl,yterian, son, M . U., James Allan . \1'm, Stotesbury Robert C. hair Shaver Lemuel, wagon maker res Waterdow n dresse r J. Douglas, Richard Cole . Smith James, farmer Fisher Peter, fariner, J P 'I-:r% or .John, maso n Councilmen ; Thomas Graham . Westover Nelson, farmer fuo k N'tn, wagon maker Clerk and 'l'reasur,r. Graham Thomas,store keeper, Westover Mahlon, farmer Montreal tel otTir e Waldie John & Co ., gen- Wilson James & John, farmers Aikman, M I ) Green Rev Thomas . Church of eral store Allan George, tinsmith England \\'estphall 1\t rs, baker WOOUBURN .-A village in Allan James, carriage maker Green Thomas, J C, harrister Williamson E, builder the township of Binbrook, 15 Bailey Wm, watchmaker Hales Charles, general store Wilson Abraham, miller miles from Hamilton . Bastedo W S, postmaster Halson Robert, druggist Wilson David, baker Baxter R G (Brasher & Co ) Hannaford Bros. plasterers Wilson James, carpenter Bell John, Robert and Samuel, Bell Thos, boot and shoemaker Haygarth 'Thomas, blacksmith, Wilson Joseph, butcher farmers. Bradley Thomas, shoemaker Henderson W, captai n Will Caleb, carpenter Cowell J W, restaurant Brasher & Co., general store and Hills Richard, marble worker Will S W, butcher , Edrnonds John, grist mill grain merchants Iiurd H H . nurseryman Wray ' `in, Lake View hotel