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y eas wanmere wes A? BEVAAY BV BUTE HON. GEO. W. ALLAN, RICHARDS, CASSELS, GEO, PERCIVAL RIDOUT, GEORGE J. BOYD, A. JOSEPH, E. H. RUTHERFORD, HON. WM. CAYLEY, PETHR PATERSON, THOMAS C.. STREET. Governor - Geo. Percival Ridout. i Managing Director - Thomas William Deputy Governor - Peter Paterson. Birchall. Trustees - E.. H. Rutherford, Hon. Wm. | Sire Inspector - E. Roby O'Brien. Cayley, George J. Boyd. Marine Inspector - Capt. R. Courneen.

Insurances on all descriptions of property are granted by this Company against loss and

damage by Fire, and also against loss or damage by the pertia of Inland Navigation at the CURRED T RATES OF PREMIUM.

Risks in each Branch are also taken by the several Agents of the Company at the principal Cities, Towns and Ports of Shipment throughout the Province.

Forms of rl gg oa with every requisite information, may be obtained at the Head Office or any of the Agents.

ADVERTISEMENTS, ill

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PROVINCIAT,:

~ OF CANADA,

FOR

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1849,

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HEAD OFFICE, "- TORONTO STREET, TORONTO.

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Hon. J. HILLYARD CAMERON, Presipenr. LEWIS MOFFATT, Esq., Vick-PRESIDENT. '

DIRECTORS. C. J. CAMPBELL, Ese. | ANGUS MORRISON, Esa. Hoy, MALCOLM CAMERON, A. T. FULTON, Esq. A. R. McMASTER, Eso. | Hes. HOWLAND, Esq. GEORGE DUGGAN, Ese. | W. J. MacDONELL, Ese. JOHN WORTHINGTON, Ese.

Maneger and Secretary - SAS. SYDNEY CROCKER, Ese. . Assistant Secretary - WILLIAM MURRAY, Kag. Solwcitovs - Messrs. DUGGAN & MEYERS, Bankers - CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.

- - pO. -- - - --- Insurance granted on every description of Property from Loss or

damage by Fire, or the Perils of Navigation, at moderate rates of premium.

LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJU STED AND. PROMPTLY' PAID.

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Agents in the principal Towns and Villages in the Province;

ADVERTISEMENTS.

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OANADA PERMANENT | ling ings Society

INCORPORATED 1855. oo

PAID UP CAPITAL, - - $1,000,000. ASSETS, - - $1,700,000. Office- - - Masonic Hall, Toronto Street, Toronto.

SAVINGS BANK BRANCH. Deposits received daily. Interest guaranteed and paid half-yearly, at five and six per cent. per annum, :

MONEY TO LHND,

For from two to fifteen years, at reduced rates, upon approved Real Estate, repayable on the og favorable terms by a Sinking Fund, of the principle of '' Credit Foncier" Institutions of Europe.

'Circulars, with full information, may be obtained from

J. HERBERT MASON,

Secretary and Treasurer.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPY,

INOORPORATED BY AOT OF PARLIAMENT, 1833,

HEAD OFFICE - CORNER CHURCH & COURT, STS:, TORONTO.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

HON, GEO. W. ALLAN. RICHARD S. CASSELS GEO. PERCIVAL GEORGE J. BOYD, es JOSEPH, : E. H. RUTHERFORD," HON. WM. CAYLEY, PETER PATERSON, THOMAS ©. STREET. Governor - Geo. Percival Ridout. | Managing Director - T} illi Deputy Governor - Peter Paterson. Birchall." a Se sehr Trustees - K. H. Rutherford, Hou. Wm. | Fire Inspector - E. Roby O'Brien. Cayley, George J. Boyd. Marine Inspector - Capt. R. Courneen.

Insurances on all descriptions of property are granted by this Company against loss and

damage by Fire, and also against loss or damage by the perils of Inland Navivati CUR: ENT RATES OF PREMIUM. Be bY perils of Inland Navigation at the

Risks in each Branch are also taken by the several Agents of the Company at tl principal Cities, Towns and Ports of Shipment throughout ihe Pricing, re a

Forms of application, with every requisite information, may be obtained 2 iis oraty of oe ot y req y be obtained at the Head

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PROVINCIAL:

~ OF CANADA,

FOR |

FIRE AND MARINE: INSURANCE

INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1849, ont RLS

HEAD OFFICE, "- TORONTO STREET, TORONTO.

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Hon. J. HILLYARD CAMERON, Presipenr. LEWIS MOFFATT, Esq., Vice-PRESIDENT. '

DPIRECTORS. C. J. CAMPBELL, Ese. | ANGUS MORRISON, Esq. Hon, MALCOLM CAMERON, | A, T, FULTON, Esa. A. R. McMASTER, Esa. H. §. HOWLAND, Esq. GEORGE DUGGAN, Ese. | W.J. MacDONELL, Ese. JOHN WORTHINGTON, Esq.

Manager and Secretary - JAS. SYDNEY CROCKER, Ese. . Assistant Secretary - WILLIAM MURRAY, Esq. Solwitors - Messrs. DUGGAN & MEYERS, Bankers - CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.

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Insurance granted on every description of Property from Loss or damage by Fire, or the Perils of Navigation, at moderate rates of premium.

LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED. AND. PROMPTLY' PAID.

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Agents in the principal Towns and Villages in the Province;

iv _ ADVERTISEMENTS.

api NTAMAN & COMPA

AGRAFFE BAR

PEBNO-~FORTES

ARE DISTINGUISHED FOR THEIR

Singing Quality, Volume and Purity of Tone,

ELASTIC EVEN TOUCH, DURABILITY OF CONSTRUCTION, AND BEAUTY OF FINISH.

AND HAVE RECEIVED THE

FIRST PRIZE & ONLY DIPLOMA GIVEN,

For Fullness and Equality of Tone, at the Provincial Exhibition, at Kingston, Septe.aber, 1867.

It is the unanimous opinion of the musical profession and the greatest critics, that they cannot be surpassed by any other maker in America,

Intending tee would do well to call and convince themselves, By purchasing our Home Manufacture they save fully 25 per cent.

EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.

WAREROOMS AND MANUFACTORY :

No. 105 KING STREET WEST, TORONTO, ONT.

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

W. D. MATTHEWS & CO.,

Produce COmmIssion Merchants,

SHIPPING AGENTS AND

BROKERS.

Old Corn Exchange, 16 Front Street East, TORONTO, ONTARIO.

FLOUR, GRAIN & ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE

BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. Branch House, R. C. HAMILTON & Co.,

EFIALIFAX, N.S.

H. MATHESON, © CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

16 KING STREET EAST, RORONTO.

Supers CLOTHING always on hand, of the Newest StTyLes, better cut and better made than those of any house in the city.

GENTLEMEN'S. FURNISHING GooDs!

Of the Newest Styles, always on hand.

w My a prices for first- - y Bord are equal to the wholesale prices in other ne eh... , as I sell entirely. for Cash. Aine

HK. MATHESON, 16 Hing Street East.

vi ADVERTISEMENTS.

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BRITISH & FOREIGN

DRY GOODS, &C.,

AND MANUFACTURERS OF GANADIAN TWEHEEDS, BLANKETS, é&e., B84 YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ONT.,

WHOLESALE...

J GILLESPIE & co. HATS, CAPS & FURS, STRAW GOODS, GLOVES & GAUNTLETS, CALFSKIN MITTS,

BUFFALO ROBES,

&e., &c., &c. OFFICH AND WAREROOM-

NO. 64 YONGE STREET, . TORONTO.

(, E, ANDERSON & CO'S TORONTO

CITY DIRECTORY

1868-9,

CONTAINING

A COMPLETE STREET DIRECTORY,

AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS, A SUBSCRIBERS' BUSINESS CLASSIFICATION, AND 40 APPENDIX OF USEFUL INFORMATION.

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HENRY McEVOY, COMPILER.

* PUBLISHED ANNUALLY.

C. EK. ANDERSON & CO., PUBLISHERS.

PROVINCIAL GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY OFFICE, 53 Wellington Street East, opposite Bank of Toronto.

TORONTO: DAILY TELEGRAPH PRINTING HOUSE, BAY STREET .CORNER OF KING.

1868.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

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PRODUCE BROKERS

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AND

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The above firm intend annu to issue a DIRECTORY of all the PRINCIPAL. TOWNS and CITIES IN sat including

Toronto, Londoa, Hamilton, Kingston, AND OTTAWA,

And have now in course of compilation a DIRECTORY and GAZE"'TEER for the whole Province of Ontario, which will be completed and ere without delay.

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PREFACE,

In offering the present edition of the City or Toronto Ciagsirizp Directory to the Public, the Publishers wish to state that every exertion has been made to render the work complete and reliable, and as free from errors as is possible in a compilation of this kind, owing to the multiplicity of sources from which its information is obtained, ard trust the work will be found equal to any former edition.

THE PUBLISHERS. |

Toronto, August, 1868.

x ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE 'SINGER SEWING MACHINES ! NORRIS BLACK,

NO. 18

King Street East,

TORONTO,

\i GENERAL AGEN?

FOR THE ABOVE

CELEBRATED MACHINES.

The IMPROVED No. 2 IMPERIAL was awarded the First Prizk over the Howr Machine for Fine LEATHER STITCHING, at Kingston Provincial Fair, on the 25th September; 1867

The Improved Letter A, or Family Machine, is incomparably the best Machine in existence for all kinds of F amil Sewing, and for Dress and Mantle Makers. They can be seen in all styles at his office. Purchasers should remember that the best are the cheapest in the end. Norris Buack is also Agent for Ontario for the

NEW ENGLAND WAX THREAD MACHINES

They are now indispensible to Shoe Manufacturers,

ALL REQUISITES FOR SEWING MACHINES ALWAYS ON HAND.

g@" ALL MACHINES WARRANTED. #

NORRIS BLAOK still manufactures the very best ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

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JOHN CHARLESWORTH & Co., |

WHOLESALE IMPORTERS OF

BRITISH AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS,

MILLINERY, &C.,

44 YONGE STREE', ~ - - TORONTO.

N. B. - New goods received weekly by steamers from Europe, affording merchants t facilities for sorting up their etocks. one <i ' ii

Se

HINES ! BLACK,

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reet East, RONTO,

AL AGEN®

HE ABOVE

D MACHINES.

PRIZE over the How; bn the 25th September;

the best Machine in Makers. They can be est are the cheapest in

LA OCHINES

facturers,

IAYS ON HAND. D. #8

ITIFICIAL LIMBS.

& Co.,

{ GOODS,

TORONTO. ding merchants great

GENERAL INDEX.

Inland Revenue.............4. ccssceseeeseees Insurance Companies Law Society, Ontario........... cease Loan, Land and Credit Companies Loyal Orange Institutions of British

America. p ewe theesecuasy aed MUULLEST Powe Rabe

Addenda to Street Directory............ .. Agricultural and Horticultural Societies.

iculture and Public Works ..... dein $ "apg Directory .. cee cscssesceeee

err eee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee cee

tee ee ree eees i eeeereeree

Banks, Savings ...........cccccssseceeeseeees

Benevolent and Charitable Institutions. Board {of Health

see eee eee coeeeseeseeeeeseeees BD | AMRGSOLTLIG crsvesercescees eevee vereerssessesssrese

Medical Schools and Institutions ....... Metropolitan Water Works Companies s..........ccccceeeseseees aneous Institutions....... Sie tees Unie of Toronto Names too late for regular caesbtiad OMISSIONS, KC. ...........ccee ee wee ceeeee Numbering and osition of Streets Roman Catholic Scientific and Religious Institutions... tage Routes ............cee cess oe bi. Wise . Street Directory

Canada Mercantile Protective Associa-

Canadian Order of Oddfeliows DUUPCNON ss Givciccisek sect uteteonasarelaeyts Church Society, Diocese of Toronto .

Constituencies, Province of Ontario Consumers Gas Co.........ccecceseee eee seeees Corporation Officers. of..........-...c0ss0ee

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Crown Lands Department Custom House Fire Alarias ....c0....ccccccee eens OTA er Fire Department Government, Province of Ontario.

Harbor Commissioner ..............00.s00008 Index to Advertisements

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Temperance Directory.............scs000sees

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, Colleges, Academies and. SGHOOIB( a sis csratvossenevaany '

Establishments

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS,

Albion w eee American Steam Guage (o.......... Anderson; C. KE. & Co Anderson, Robert W ...... ..... 0...

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Briggs, Samuel R Briggs, Thomas

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British America Assurance Co ...... Browne, P. & Co

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tee eweeeee wrereeceesceseesnes WUD | MPRUWHER, B22UG cer cccsssessee sovsssscosssere

Bryce, McMurrich & Co Canada "Permanent Building and

Saving Society Canadian Freeman .. Campbell, C. J.. Carmichael, 1 Hees

oe eeeeeeevervesseteresesseesscee §§ BEG | BIVERERR MIUVUASDY cesses cceccerevrceneenes

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Boyd, John & Co seine Dd. C..

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Chaffey, E. & Co., (outside front

bosece Fovessverces pevreccee

Mendon, L,

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COVEr ....... ales cravat isdeneceiemyned ove Charlesworth, J. & Co .......:.s00 Clark, J. & A (end of book)..... Clark, S. C. D.- & Co. , (outside

back COVER)... ces. dsiiebes cLisicenes , Clements, John . AL are ius . Coffee, L. & Co. .seccceeccrecceeseeee eee . Colwell, Wa W......cceccrecceeereccn ees s Collyer, MOD Gesscnveedicsvsosoveane o Colliss, Geo. A ..csccce ceeeee ceesee ees

yi; Copland, Wm., (inside » back cover). Cosgrave &:C0......cseteseeceeeneeeeers : Cottrell, Wm.......cc.cceeeeeeeeeeee ees i Coxon, 'George Rien TL ie Cupples & Hunter..............00c00e r Currie, Neil............ccccce cee e ee eeoeee fe Crawford, Avi.cecccccccscsseeeserreeee Of Daily Telegraph aL «cok ks AER ie Day, James H............seerseseesenees ¥§ Dickson, Ji Hire Davids, Joseph .. earner aa CP bbe " Dixon, Bros...........c0.sseseeceeeece ees te Doane, Henry ............000eesseeeee ees #6 Evans, Elmsley & Co.............0066 i BVANB ec cVeriiicrtssuscter eres ooliceesce Fittinger, H. McCord & Co... ... Fitzhenry, W. T..........:0:0:::cre iis Fortier, Charles G..............cecseees = Gale, Doi fe oa) s es Gillespie, J. & Co... cc eseseeeecee ees Gooch, R. N., (outside back cover. Goodworth, L. B. & Co......... Sop els Gorrie & Parrish cgi Deen Te ean sf Graham, Henry & Co.............i... Great Western Railway, (near end

OP DOOR) cictacsscciscvscssieccs soe ' Griffith, W. & R........... A ue

Mercer, A...........0000000 : dei

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Hamlin, dial & Biswar des grlaryaceel a SG et "64 Harrison, Glover...............9...0000 e380 Heintzman & Co................ as iv Hornibrook & LePan.................. "176 Holman, George... iwc oe Ee Hubertus, W. L. & Co. Seen s* 380 Hunter, Rose & ©o..............cs008e «144 Leslie, George & Son...............05 348 Leslie, George H. & Co., (inside

back area OOK CREE Ta es Leairdy: es Wiss vevscceceseavee csv' piers ses 64 Lowe, Mrs. J. Frederick... a Bee |) McCausland, tos aia iss taney e180 Maitland, Robert... eae SY Moor We ce sendte t. OAO Maloney, John M........0.c * 48 Martin, James & AGH. ccd cde: * 868 Matthews, W. D. & Co... Ne M Matheson, H ..........ccccueceeseeoes

Medical cnn Vict. Univ. op 128, 120

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page. Millichamp, W.........:csseseeseeeas ees opp. 208 Moffatt, yaa & Beattie............ ee ee Montreal Telegraph ©o............. .- 384 Morin, James...... Vitkaciatisnt Te Paeae se 145 Morphy, HE. Mu.....scssseeeee cresee ees fe 81 Morse, H. J. & Co.........c cece eeees se 380 Murray, W. A. & Co, (outside back (0) epee ee OS TOE Northern Railway of Canada....... "« 118 O'Keefe & Co.......cscceessecneeeeee eee ft * Parkinson, Emily .......... Mut acie tots xvi Parson, Bros ...........se8ee 90 NTS te ae Patterson & Beaty ..........c:e.seeeees ee 358 Phenix Insurance Co...............6++ 66 337 Pheenix Fire Insurance Co............ esa: Pocknell, R. T....ccccccecceeenee ceveee f -160 Powell, John S..........ceescceeee eee eee "145 Provincial Insurance Co ............. iii Reford & Dillon ......0 ...c..seeee eons is 49 Reed, Thomas, (inside back cover). Ritchie, John...............ccceeceee es 6 368 Roberts, W. K.........0..cceseee eee vens 66 358 Robertson, A......... csceseceense eee enee he seek it! OHI My Oo icccisvesesieitecsens "380 BORE Wie Di ic cctdues cvervcneresnesens ee) Ue | Rolph, Hon. John............... .-... £128,129 | Rordans, J. & Co.......:cceccceeeeseeee *f 176 | Ross, Joseph........seeccscecseseeeeeenes ss No} | Rowland, Wm., (back of book, gold We SORt cue cise: errr | Royal Lyceum...............ssceeceeee fe 112 y Reathatrond;: Ali). accscsccuiieiccr te se 145 Samuel, M. & Iso... .cccceceele eee coe ' 65 Segsworth, John . i ae Scoley, E. K., (end 'of book)... Maan Scott & Stollery, (end of book)..... Scott, J. Stuart, M.D...............65 "(96 Shannon, John, Paty Wy as Tea RS big 96 PMMUIDN, Apers vars ccastheersonvecstasces "369 | Smith, Thomas..............sccseeeeeee se 176 Spirit of the Ayeé........6.06 Ten reacee 321 POECUTIY icc lincsteches veh scicesstusve evace 884 Steward, Wim............ccccceceseneees xv Taylor, Johm...... ...ccseseesesenseeees « 6353 Thomas, M. A.........606 Siccceat meade sf 16 Thompson & Alien.............. ite §8 Thompson, James.............c000008: 385 . Toronto Daily Leader...........00045. St eu Toronto Exchange Buildings........ ' 336 Toronto School of Medicine ........ 382, 383 Turner, John Ree ebere Vg Wagner, J.P. oi... cccsesesseeceees putt 6 49 WWVMLUONG EL iss svvacvessdecipfeveaede ise se 369 Mace ey ensvees Lee el err teh Aires Uy Wilton, Ramiueh REET RR 385 Western Assurance Co.............000 XV Wootton, Joel nc ccccsesse es xvi Wright, BGs B Os ss sscesrtenan * 160 Wright, H.H., ut Df coge creas 382, 383

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PROSPECTUS.

PROVINCE OF ONTARIO

Gazetteer and General Directory,

FOR 1868-9.

C. E.ANDERSON & Co., Publishers and Proprietors, TORONTO, Ont. HENRY McEVOY, Compiler.

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The Publishers have now in course of compilation, a complete and thorough GAZETTEER and DIRECTORY OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, which will contain full descrip- tions of the Cities, Towns, Villages and Post Offices in the Province ; with statistical and historicitl information of interest to every resident of Ontario. Full information will be given relative to the principal manufacturing establishments, different kinds of timber, minerals, chief products, ete.

The work will also contain a list of Post Offices, Railway Stations and Distances, Stage Routes, Telegraph and Express Stations, etc.

Also names of Senators and Members of the general and several Governments of the

Dominion, with a list of ail officials connected therewith, and other useful and valuable information. Full reports will be given of the Red River Settlement, and Lake Superior

sections of the Province. ,

THE DIRECTORY

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TERMS OF ADVERTISING, f C. E. ANDERSON & CO.,

One-half ...........0.0.2++ 20,00 Publishers and Pi oprietors, One-third ... ccccssevvcsees 15.00 7

One-fourth --+--ss---.++ HRA It Office, EWART'S BUILDING, 53 Wellington Street,

li opposite Bank of Toronto.

Post Office Address - Drawer 829, Toronte.

Aarons, Morris, jeweller 368 Yonge, h same.

ALDWELL & CO., brewers, William.

Arno, Charles, printer, Telegraph office.

BARNETT, THOMAS, harnessmaker 142 Yonge, h 67 Hayter.

BAR] "IT & EVANS barristers &c., re- mov itoa ecor Colborne & 'Change Alley.

Bayley, Wm., broker teas, sugars and tobacco, Tororto opp P..O.

Beisord, Alex., book-keeper Telegraph, bds 4 Carty's blk, George.

Bolton, John, h 53 Grange Road.

Boyce, Edward, butcher 111 Queen w.

BRITISH AMERICA COMMERCIALCOL- LEGE, Theory Dept., 55 & 57 Yonge.

Brines, Wm., cigar maker 6 York Chambers Court.

CAMIDGE, JOHN, Mus. Doc. Cantuar Eng., h 311 Parliament.

CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, Rev. George S. Rose, publisher, Rev. W. Jeffers, D.D., editor, office, Court.

CHRISTIE; BROWN & CO., biscuit bakers, '&c., 626 Yonge.

Clunie, Wm., M.D., h 208 Church.

COXON, SAMUEL, sausage, pork and provision dealer, 220 King e.

Cuppage, Wm. chief clerk: B O. inspector's office removed to 223 Carlton.

Daly, Thomas M., commission merchant h

75 Bay.

DAMOREAU, C. F., engraver on wood, removed to 87 Bay cor King.

Dewhey, Mrs., private boarding house 8 James.

DICKSON, J. H., washing machine maker

__cor Victoria and. Adelaide. (See advt),

DOBBIE & CARRIE, dry goods, &c., 3 Wellington e and 45 Yonge.

DUNN, T, J. & CO., commission merchants and dealers in foreign and domestic fruits, country produce, &c., wholesale and retail

ns eine aot York. .

'DUNSPAUGH & WATSON, wholesale drug-

gists removing to 3 Front e.

NAMES TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION,

ALTERATIONS, REMOVALS, &c.

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Fry, Michael, laborer, h r 111 Nelson.

FOAD, WM., prop Gardeners' Arms Hotel 591 Yonge.

HALLAM, JOHN, dealer in hides, leather &c., removed to 35 Front e.

HASTINGS, GEORGE, (Hastings & Peter- kin), h 110 Terauley.

HASTINGS & PETERKIN, (George Hast- ings & Charles R. Peterkin), wood turners and carvers, h 71 Adelaide w. ;

Henning, Wm. S., contractor, King w.

HOLLAND, GEORGE B., inspector of London & Lancashire Life Assurance Co., and Phenix Life, of Hartford Conn., office 94 King e.

HOME iN SURANCE CO., (New Haven Conn.), Wm. Rowland, agent 57 Welling- ton cor Church. (See advt).

HOWLAND, HIS EXCELLENCY, The Hon. W. P., C.B., Lieut. Gov. of Ontario, res William e.

KINGSTONE, F. W. barrister 62 Church, res removed to 56 Gerrard e.

LAYTON, HENRY U., prop Cer Howell Hotel, College Ave.

Layton, Mrs., Jane, Howell Hotel.

LAW'S HOTEL, (late Argyle), James Law, prop, Front e cor Scott.

LESLIE, GEORGE H. & CO., chemists and

(wid Henry), Cer

druggists Yonge, Yorkville. (See advt). McTAGUE, JOHN, shoemaker, h 58 Vic- toria.

MARGACH, J. L., chemist and druggist 44 King e.

METCALFE, JAMES, M.P., president Royal Canadian Bank, h Yonge, address Toronto P. O.

NOLTON, M., butcher, 257 and 259 Yonge

h same. SULLIVAN, WM. B., general agent, Globe Lane, rooms Masonic Hall. Tola, Robert, shoemaker 69 Colborne. WRIGHT, H, C. & CO., paper bag & flour sack manufactory 22 Francis. (See advt),

RTION,

111 Nelson. eners' Arms Hotel

1 in hides, leather nt e. (Hastings & Peter-

IN, (George Hast- kin), wood turners ide w. ; ctor, King w.

B., inspector of life Assurance Co., rtford Conn., office

10., (New Haven agent 57 Welling- advt).

JELLENCY, The it. Gov. of Ontario,

rrister 62 Church, ard e.

prop Cer Howell vid Henry), Cer gyle), James Law, CO., chemists and rille. (See advt). maker, h 53 Vic- ist and druggist 44

M.P., president h Yonge, address

157 and 259 Yonge neral agent, Globe 'all.

39 Colborne.

paper bag & flour ancis. (See advt),

ADVERTISEMENTS.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

INCORPORATED 1851.

CAPITAL, - - £400,000. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.

DIRECTORS.

Hon. J. McMURRICH, Presipent. A. M. SMITH, Esq.

CHAS. McGRATH, Esq., Vick-PresipENt. JAMES MICHIE, Esa. ROBERT BEATY, Esq. : JOHN FiSKEN, Esq.

RICE LEWIS, Ese. ALEXANDER MANNING, Esq.

OFFICERS.

BERNARD HALDAN, Secretary. J. MAUGHAN, Jn., Asst. SEORETARY.. WM. BLIGHT, Fine Inspecror. Carr. J. T. DOUGLAS, Marine Inspector... ' JAMES PRINGLE, Grnerat AGENT.

Insurances effected against LOSS or DAMAGE BY FIRE on all descriptions of property, or the PERILS OF NAVIGATION, at reasonable Rates.

LOSSES LIBERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID. AGENCIES ALL OVER THE DOMENION OF CANADA. ad

- W. STEWARD'S

Premium Saddlery !

AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE, 142 YONGE ST., TORONTO,

Corner of Temperance St.

. A large and well assorted Stock of every article in the Trade always on hand.

'qr ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED. ap

VERY CHEAl FOR CASH.

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ALBION HOTEL,

EAST MARKET SQUARE, TORONTO.

- _ - - +O JAMES CROCKER, - - . Proprietor. +> @-<> 00 @e Situated in the immediate vicinity of the Market, this house affor'.s every accommodation for Farmers and the Travelling Public.

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(WITHIN THREE MINUTES WALK OF STREET RAILWAY TERMINUS, YORKVILLE, )

TORONTO.

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G. WJ BRENT, PROPRIETOR:

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~ JOEL WOOTTON, HORSE SHOER AND FARRIER.

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AT THE FORGE,

52 QUEEN STREET WEST, TORON TO,

ISLAND HOTEL,

MRS. EMILY PARKINSON, PROPRIETRESS.

'This is the principal Hotel on the Island, and the most popular summer resort of the City Public.

Every accommodation for Visitors. - The best brands of Wines, Liquors and Si The Steam Ferries leave the Wharf.and the City every half hour.

THE HOUSE IS ALSO OPEN DURING THE WINTER SEASON.

Proprietor.

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TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY

FOR THE YEAR 1868.

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GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.

> oe LIKUTENANT-GO Masgor-Gexenan Hesry Wit.

)VERNOR:

im Stisrep, C.B., 'Toronto.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL:

Hon. J. S. Macdonald, Attorney-General,

Hon. Matthew Crooks Cameron, Secretary; and Registrar.

Hon, J. Carling, Minister of Agriculture.

| Hon, Stephen Richards, Commissioner of

Crown Lands, Hon, K. B. Wood, Treasurer. (John Shuter Smith, Esy., Clerk.)

OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY:

Clerk: of the House - Charles T. Gillmor,

Assistant Clerk - Jolin Notman.

Clerk of Committees - J, J. Vance.

Queen's Printer, Chief Offiee Clerk, and Clerk of Printing Coinmittee - H. J. Hartney,

Routine Clerk - A, H. Sydere,

Junior Clerk - Augus G. Morrison. |

CONSTITUENCIES,

Addington Algoma Bothwell | Brant, N. Re w...cceee eee eee eee eve ees | Brant, 8S. R | Brockville. oi... cece ce eeeeene eee ees | Bruce, N. R

Bruce, 8S.

Cardwell

Carleton

Cornwall

Dundas ........ cece ese cse ene veeseeees Durham,

Durham,

Elgin, EK.

Elgin, W.

HASOX scat sav es csisaecasrer see gevevacie Frontenac .......ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeneee Glengarry ......ccssscsvcseeeeeeeveeee | J. Craig

» W. Cumbc A, MeKellar . Finlayson

D. Sinclair

T. | R. I

Simon Cook

J, McLeod

S. Wigle

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CONSTITUENCIES, MEMBERS AND ADDRESSES.

REPRESENTATIYV Es,

. J. Hooper land

Hon. E. B. Wood W. Fitzsimmons ..........0..00008 |

| A. T. H. Williams ........... Bae

Sir H. Smith

Sergeant-at-Arns - F. J, Glackmeyer,

Housekeeper and Chief Messenger - Thomas Phillips.

Messenger - T, Byrnes.

Fireman - C, Macdonald.

Watchman - James Cain,

ADDRESSES,

Napanee, Toronto. Chatham.

| Paris.

| Brantford. Brockville.

Saugeen.

Toronto,

Coventry.

| Ottawa. Cornwall.

| Morrisburgh. Port Hope. Bowmanville.

| New Sarum. Iona,

| Kingsville.

| Kingston.

- Cornwall.

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CONSTITUENCIES, REPRESENTATIVES, ADDRESSES. Gren bE vasivereses arenas M, OUAEKG,..00ssseccescecersereeeces Prescott. oe ee oo, eee Ey ae | Grey, 8. R......i00 devkesseePbvetes bs Tander eles ottrasabs pees a | imand ......s.cscceeeseeeneeeeres ECP cectversccdecsoevcces 'a

Halton se vaasedanvegdacsraciteaeer it! W. Barber viccsccrecsccsossescvees Streetaville, j Hamilton .......ssecescoves sonserers J. M. Williams. «.......066 + .++.| Hamilton. Hastings, W. Ru....s.ceseeseeserere K. Graham ..,...csscsccsreeeeeeee Belleville. ; Hastings, FE. R....... PR A Bi, Condy fo. sfececboceesesconcesend Belleville. ' Hastings, N. Ru...eccseeeeees G. H. Boulter ........:ccecceee eee Stirling. Huron, N. Re.csccsceseeceeeeeeerees W. T. Hays ...ccsccccesscsscecvvecs Goderich. Huron, 8. BR... pseccsseeseseneceenes R, Gibbons .......:.. Sr At Oe Goderich, WROD Vics viccabast ccs eccecetaccseccees Ty GRATED: viv ccccatccncoscctseneceees Chatham. Kingston.......ccccceseeeeeseseeerenes M. W. Strange ..ccsccccsssseeees Kingston. Lambton ..... .csccecsesesseeeeneeees DB, PATUCE cisciovvcsceenesteens Sarnia. Lanark, N. Ru....ccsecceeeseeeseneee D, Galbraith ......cccccecseseeees Almo:ite. Lanark, 8. R..s.cccccessseeeseseeees W. M. Shaw ...cccccscsvsscsveses Perth. TORR Ny Bea sas casicdicceasesese ses BH Dy Baht ipicccvciccvssvscocces Merrickville. TOGdE, By Teiisccocesccccesssescveeness Bhs Tate ac iieies ob ver tyes dencnoueees Newborough. DARUOR<c scverscercincsstsccnevoveeseye J, Stevenson......ccecsecceeeseeeees Napanee. AMOOUE vsicsissicrs ites cececesrecetcee FeO. YRC | cccsccscecccscceeees St. Catherines, London . . osc. sesesseseescereeeres Hon, J. TOailing Sia deegugiceatess London.

Middlesex, E. Bb rccuredveduaceetiaes Fi VANE: iiciveterlishidetcevseess London. Middlesex, N. Ru......secccsseceeees J. S. Smith ......ceccecseseecewees Ailsa Craig. Middlesex, W. R...........sec000 Ni Curnlt vicncisicvainessveiin Glencoe.

MONCH si ciZynscccscnkierscchsapeanecse GC, Berd: iscccesccssvcvsrvecseesens St. Anns.

NIRROEA Lis isischvsessoststeccoveed ins Hon. = Richards .........c0000 Toronto, Northumberland, East............ Qe HOUR sscsarscvavecsscsctsurerrveves Brighton. Northumberland, West. .......... A, bey eid beaeh esos tddami bee Cobourg.

Norfolk, S. R......cceccescseceseeees Wi BROOME s sccsoesuncecdevdnne envies Vittoria.

Norfolk, eR tris sticinivnns: Fe WURON 5 is ccccvdssetcavicrcdeersci Oakland.

Ontario, N. Rou... ccceeeevens Thos, Paxton Port Perry.

Ontario, S. Ru.......ccceeceeeseeevees Dr. McGill Oshawa.

GAWA gi cisesstisieesaddinicrthas ieee R. W. Scott .| Ottawa,

Oxford, N. Rirccsssccsccsevce-cesoes G. Perry ...... .| Washington.

Oxford, 8. Kk A. Oliver .| Ingersol

eel..... J. Coyne Brampton

Perth, N. R ..| A. Monteith... ...| Stratford.

Perth, 8. R......... safe Ose LPOWssitectaveicornvvene ...| Shakespeare, Peterboro', E. R.... Ptr re qari toror Keene.

Peterboro', W. R. ..| J. Carnegie Peterborough, WPOROOUBE ies Cleves Sea sbssucssbacsens UOMOVS ecriseiessiiietincise Vankleek Hill. Prince Edward .......ss..cseceseees Ar- Greely sicissssrcvisivisesetincts Picton

Renfrew, S. RB ........cccssscoeess J. L. McDougall ...............005 Renfrew

Renfrew, N. R J. Supple ...scccsssececcssevesecees Pembroke.

RUMPGLL"sdecekecsdecqedessusessétaeees We OTEIB jsvcisacdesevsesevectersens L'Original.

Simcoe, N. R..........cesecceseeees We POURE iiicscecucckaestderescsess Barrie. Simcoe, S. BR .......ceccseceeeseeeees T. R. Ferguson ......... ..see00s Cookstown. Stormont .......ccccsseeesecssesesees W. Colquhoun.,....................| Dickenson's Landing, Toronto, East.........sssceccccessees Hon. M. C. Cameron ,........... Toronto,

Toronto, WG icsccecsesvcocscvesas J. Wallis. ,.ccissercerverssnesccesens Toronto, Victoria, Wi Ricsistesstcisiesvics A. P. Cockburn ..........cecce00s Orillia, Victoria, S. Rau..ccecece ccceee T. Matchett .........csscccssssssees Omemee, Waterloo, N. Ru....... cesses vee] M. Springer .........0.. coseeceees Waterloo. Waterloo, S. Ruv...ccccccescceeeees I. Clemens ...........cccaseeresoee Preston WSU. sshsricicecagcconcsnesecyss +] We. ERBAREM:: sss yceissopvvsiocvecs sos Thorold. Wellington, ORE ov ccsccscs R. McKim o.....ccsssossssesvesees Parker Wellington, Ys Bees sisevgnsdasn sis A. Dy Ferrier .....5065 coscoseeee Fe Wellington, 8. R............eeees Bis GOW. sanosenuessctesideeecesa sis Guelph. Wentworth, Bis ck R. Christio .........ccscceccccosens Flambero' West. Wentworth, BE Mics tic pes success: Wi PORUON 0: sinc cheasincesccoccic Jerseyville, OUR s He Bi vésrsstassesiessvnocsxsess BE, PP. Or0aby sce scssvensessecsess Unionville, York, % a eer soccer ets hence sss T. Grahame ..............see0ee00s Woodbridge,

York, N. R...... AMGn tot OL Hon. J. MeMurrich ............| Toronto.

srborough, kleek Hill.

kstown. censon's Landing,

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS, CONSTITUENCIES AND ADDRESSES,

REPRESENTATIVES. | CONSTITUENCIES, ADDRESSES, Barber, W.....ccccccssccseccocsssscves PEMRMONE vavanasevadh cna sapansesuncres Streetaville Baxter, Dr, Joo... sescessseneeeeeees Haldimand ........ ccseseeeeerees Cayuga. BOGSEY; Wie ubcocttacenecccascebcvaccs Welland .......cecseveees Suanaendes Thorold. Blake, Edward. ..........00ccseeeees Bruce, 8, Ba......cecsessesceveeees Toronto, Boulter, Go Heewciseccseeseeees Hastings, N. BR u..cssccecseeeeees Stirling. MOGUL Ue cvascctirrmerinee crane ts PROGCOGT)sccie boccorserssccacerccsees Vankleek Hill Cameron, Hon. M. C............ Toronto, East ........ ccssseeeeees Toronto, Carling, PROD) Qeckiccdctectes:cvveus PTOI ec ednshesssetcacceoncdvecesys London. Carnegie, T.....ssccccecersrecesereees Peterboro', W. R ; Peterborough. CHristig,- Fein. ett h esasvaes Wentworth, N. R.. Flamboro' West, Clarke, M...... seooveee? Grenville, S. R Prescott. QIOTNOUM. "Livccesccrvecctccnceicne sins Waterloo, 8. R | Preston. Cockburn, A. P.........cceceseeeess Victoria, N. Ri. cecceccceseeeeeeee Orillia. ig SW sbsncrercciaseer cites Stormont .....ccccceeseesereeeeeeees Dickenson's Landing. Cook, Simon ......scccccsecseeeseers DUNE siescscativessaresraavenvicers Morrisburgh. CORY): Fe sires eecc vars veneeeced Hastings, KE. Ruv....ceeceeeee sevens | Bellevills. GOORG. ivi acivstecrcirbceceectele: ) 1) Sree ere ry irrrrerity Meercrcre | Brampton. QRRT, oF siviecovscestapceneoeedé seared CHeNgarry ......cceceeceeceneeeeerees | Cornwall. GWAIGS WW vi cicvescuaverteiettesecstene HRUABGIE: Vcc invtuctckavovconeccavancees | L'Original. QTOBD Yeas Er accccsdesovesssvesvesse NOP; Hie Eesevreeccksescocdencences Unionville Cumberland, F. W..........00000 PMONIG critic nds vanceeeetveacssseeus Toronto. CAEPF IOS hives seus casecraiicsnsccannate Middlesex, W. R..........eeceveee Glencoe, VASE Cs scrceciistskenhereatine Middlesex, E. RB u........ ce eeeeee London. OUP: Pe ceccesiicstsinelaniacsiuanties Northumberland, East .........! Brighton. Ferguson, T, Rui... 16. ceeeseeeeee] Simcoe, S. Ri. ccccccsececeeeees Cookstown. Ferrier, A. D.......cccceceesceeseees Wellington, C. Rau... Fergus. Finlayson, BD nis catucterveties tcc DOPGTIING Esssccsccstscceccvesveder Paris. Fitzsimmons, W., ...........eeeeees Brockville..........ccsecsescesseeves Brockville. BrOMOR Ai vdsdicse\eteccvedsrarvrvie | Northumberland, West .. .| Cobourg. Galbraith, D vesscost' WANAEK, N. Rivsicscosccces ..| Almonte. Gibbons, R......ccescececcseseeveeers Huron, S. R........ cccssscecseeess Goderich. GOW) Eiicrssycncsediahe esta cadsvoccins Wellington, 8S. R....s.ceece seen Guelph. Graham, K........0cc.ssceseeereeeees Hastings, W. BR......ccsceseeees Belleville. Grahame, Ty .......cccseseees eeeees VOR Wie lucescceesase: apecoes | Woodbridge. Greely eg Ane ce Viiecedeanee ster Prince Edward...........sesceeseees Picton. EVO Wee Didi cictis dadcassvecieese Huron Nu Beivisccicesseccasveses Goderich. Hooper, E. J.......csssecesseseneees Addington ....seccreceecesceevenes Napanee, Lauder, A, Wo.rsccrscccccscsceees GYGY,. Baz ltctiiervaciniocctssvepes Toronto, BAQUS Gye WV iveeesceatvcvtetcoavan eet ece Simcoe, N. R........ Ritcerrventte Barrie. PUCODS "Ds: cca ticsacsctvociecescisysas WT BC Bhi ccccccrcctscscestetenns New Sarum. DG OVis oss iccvacecerciatucrerrcregcces CASIBtON Vsisscscecacesssscabearens Ottawa. Macdonald, Hon. J. S.........+.. GOMNWalles Sivetiveccccackaeress tenn Cornwall. Matchett, Ty .....cccccceccceceeeeees Victoria, S. B........s0ccccecseees Omemee. Monteith, A ........cccececesseeeees RGTUHION. Bicsicscceshccssericiaces Stratford. MoO Bil i hecasVooasteses Norfolk, S. Ruv...cccccceccseseees Vittoria. 7 McColl, Nicol ...........ccccceeees Elgin, W. R.. ...ccccceccscesceeens Iona, McDougall, J. L | Renfrew, S. R... .| Renfrew. MOGUL, Dr. iieciccscccsecsceseesee Ontario, S. R.........s00seeeeee.| Oshawa. McKellar, A...........ccccseseceseees Bothwell ........ccccscscssecssseees Chatham. McKim, RB..........ccccccesscsceeess Wellington, N. R.............4. Parker. McLeod, Ju.....ccccccccsceescecseees Durham, W. R.....c..ccceceeees Bowmanville, McMurrich, Hon. J.. ............ ork, Wisacertirrccuierscceeens Toronto. Olfver se ALi. .cieNcc he ascsceseetis Oxford, S. Ricrsecsecccscssceeees Ingersoll, Pardee, T. Bu.....ccccscceescesceees Lambton ........0000 0 ccscecsscees rnia. Paxton, Thomas ..............0008 Ontario, N. Ru.....cccccesssseeees Port Perry.

OUEV SUF resceucecsirscestetscsceqtines Oxford, N. Ru... ccccccceesw ees Washington. N OTA iicheeeeitratlaees Peterboro', E. R......sccsesseeees Keene. Richards, Hon. 8........... cesses NUAQATAL Tilelic eco cccecsceoues Toronto, Rykert, J. Cu...cccccscceeseeeveess MAIMGOLINY, 635 <cesiv i Seth ecdevetcces St. Catharines, BOOt Div ieitivasicshiceicstenetins GOVRING The ievteovevecet: scevees Owen Sound.

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CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT - ONTARIO. | Senior Clerk and Draughtsman ; John Balk- Commissioner. - Hon. Stephen Richards. | will. Messenger; Alex. Macdonell, House- Assistant Commissionsr. - Andrew Russell, | keeper.

Surveys Branch. - Thomas Devine, Head of Surveys ; Edward Fox and Geo. B. Kirk- | PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE - -ONTARIO apt Surveyors and Draughtsmen ; Allan Sooretave, and. Regist: ar, - H. Matthe : Ear ont l Sal Id i oitiohis Clatiscon EH scoeninit

wu aims and Sales in old Townships IES ici, . Branch. - Thoias Hector, Chief Clerk a Bere cence A Meni det lage ta charge; F. A. Hall, George FE. Lindsay and ek re a Cl ene j, tengo Roberts C. W, Hurd, Clerks, bo art, ps Ng Re erk ; Daniel Stevenson,

Sales of Clergy and School Lands and pote re rth I. Mes Risch dent Shani rately en tu new Townships Branch. - os dare aa gaits John €. Tarbutt, Chief Clerk in charge ; Alex. Kirkwood, Arthur J. Taylor and yeh TARESURT DARA TMENT ONTARIO: M. Grant, Clerks. | . Treaswrer, - Hon. kK. B. Wood. Donald _ Letters Patent Branch. - Henry John Jones, | A. Grant, Accountant ; Geo. Mathews, Au- Chief Clerk in charge ; John Innes and Ro- | ditor; James Kerr, Corresponding Clerk ; bert H. Temple, Clerks. C. H. Sproule, Clerk; John Little, Mes-

Woods and Forests Branch. - G. B. Cowper, | Senger. Chief Clerk in charge ; J. C. Miller, Clerk. |

oe fete cs ee he Ford, <Ac- JUDICIARY. countant and Cashier ; Worsley Ebbs, Book- T LAW Socrery oF ONT "isi Keeper ; D. G. B, Ross and RH. Browne, | - Hon, Wm, Henry Drapen, CB, Chist Nerks, Justice of pata cnn 1 ME hee Ge. Woe

Jeremiah Alley, Senior Clerk in chirge of rhea Sar : ine ; 1 " 7 : ieee Agents' Returns; John Tomlie and Frank | Hon WB Richards, ran vof "J ve ~ Norton, Clerks, John Morphy, Registrar ; | Common Pleas ; Hon Jol Godlee itis of John Bradshaw, Office Keeper; Alex. Mac- | Vice Chancellor ; Hon "I. i Hagarty D. Donald, Messenger. | CL. Judge, Court of Queen's Bench ; Hon, J. C, Morrison, Judge, Court of Queen's Bench ; Hon. Adam Wilson, Judge, Court of Com- mon Pleas; Hon, John Wilson, Judge,

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WORKS - ONTARIO. ace : Court of C Pleas ; iver Mow: a Corn atone sc John Carling. Geo. | Vice Ghanoallor,. en Ree ny uckland, secretary Bureau of Agriculture ; Treasurer, - ' illyard Camer J. W. Bridgland, Surveyor ; We Edwards' on, DCL. oo" pei ctr Accountant and Librarian; A. L. Russell, Benchers. - Hon. Henry J, Boulton, Q.C Ci,

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ADDRESSES.

awa. Anns. seyville, th. hgeen. atham. igston. trick ville. sa Craig. panee. igston. hterloo. mbroke. yentry. Wwborough. ukespeare. ronto. igsville. Ci} Hope. milton. land.

untford.

ightsman ; John Balk- bx, Macdonell, Heuse-

RY'S OFFICE - ONTARIO e407". - Hon. Matthew

and Deputy Registrar, atteson ; Isaac Roberts -; Daniel Stevenson, A. Innes, Clerks ; Ar- nger,

RTMENT - ONTARiO.

KE, B. Wood. Donald t; Geo. Mathews, Au- Corresponding Clerk ; i; John Little, Mes-

SIARY. OF ONTARIO - Visitors, Draper, C.B., Chief lon. P. M. M. S. Van- thancellor of Ontario ; of vet Justice of ohn Godfrey Spragge n. J. H. Heeaiire D. Jueen's Bench ; Hon, J. ourt of Queen's Bench ; Judge, Court of Com- ohn Wilson, Judge, $; Hon, Oliver Mowat,

john Hillyard Camer- nry J, Boulton, Q.C.,

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Hon. John Rolph ; Hon. George S. Boul- ton; Hon. James E. Small, Q.C.; Wil- liam Elliott ; David Jones ; George Rolph ; Robert Berrie; George S,

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Jarvis; Dou | ald Bethune; Thos. Kirkpatrick, @.C. ; |

Clarke Gamble ; Marcus Fayette Whitehead ; |

Geopmeaocs, Geanee Mos well Gud. 7 Ratios | tario. under Con, Stat. U. C., cap. 14, and

| 29 and 30 Vic., cap. 38.

O'Reilly, Q.C.; Hon. John H. Cameron, D.C.L., Q.C. ; Hon. George Sherwood, Q. C.; Jas. Smith, Q.C.; Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald, K.C. B., Q.C.; John W. Gwynne, Q.C.; Hon. John Ross, Q.C. ; Hon. John S, Macdonald, Q.C. ; Charles Baby; George Duggan; John Crawford ; George B. L. Fellowes, Q. C.; Secker Brough, Q.C, ; Nesbitt Kirchhoffer ; Samuel Black Freeman, Q.C. ; Rolland McDon- ald Q.C.; John Bell, Q.C.; John S, Smith; H. C. R. Becher, Q.C. ; Sir Henry Smith, Kt., Q.C. ; Lewis Wallbridge, Q.C, ;

Hon. Alex. Campbell, 9.C. ; Stephen Rich- ards, jun., Oc. ; Thomas Gait, Q.C. ; David B. Read, Q.C. ; John Hector. Q.C. ; Jacob F. Pringle ; Hon. John Prince, Q.C. ;

John Duggan, @.C. ; James A. Henderson; | twelve good and lawful men (except in cases

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Examiners and Lecturers. - John T. An- derson, Esq., Common Law; Alex. Leith, Esq., Real Property ; Thomas Moss, M.A., Equity.

COURTS.

Covrr oF Error And AprEAL, - Consti- tuted for the hearing of appeals, in civil cases from the Courts of Queen's Bench, Chancery and Common Pleas. and appeals in criminal cases from thu Courts of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas, From the judgment of this Court an appeal lies to Her Majesty in Privy Council, in cascs over £1,000, or where an- nual rent, fee, or future rights to any amount, ere aitected, Judges. - Hon. Wm, H. Dra- oer C. B,, Chief Justice of Ontario ; Hon. P. M.M.S. Vankoughnet, D.C.L., Chancellor pf Ontario; Hon. William Buell Richards, saat ae te of the Common eh Hon, John Godfrey Sp » Vice Chancellor ; Hon. John Mavkine. Hagarty, D.C. L., Judge Court of Queen's Bench; Hon. Jos. Curran. Morrison, Judge Court of Queen's Bench ; Hon. Adam 'wilson, Judge of the

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Court of Common Pleas ; Hon. John Wilson,

Judge of the Court of Common Pleas ; Hon,

Oliver Mowat, Vice Chancellor, Clerk and Reporter- - Alexender Grant.

Covart o¥ IMPEACHMENT. - For the trial of Judges of County Courts or Recordezs in On-

Judges. - Hon. W. H, Dreper, °.B., Chief Justice of On-, tario; Hon. Philip M. M. 8. Vankoughnet, D.C.L., Chancellor of Ontario, Hon, Wm. B. Richards, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas; with provision for -other Judges acting in the event of their absence or illness, Clerk.- - W. B. Heward.

Court oF QUEEN's BENcu. - The jurisdic- tion of this Court extends to, all manner of. actions, causes and suits, criminal and civil,

a : f | veal, personal and mixed, within Ontario, Richard Miller; Geo, W. Burton, Q.C. 5 |

and it may proceed in such, by such process and course as are provided by law, and shall tend with justice and despatch to determine the same ; and may hear and determine all issues of law, and elso with the inquest of

| otherwise provided for), try all issues of fact,

and give judgment, and award execution thereon, and also in ma'ters which relate to

| the Queen's Revenue (including the con-

demnation of contraband. or smuggled goods), as may be done by Her Majesty's Superior Courts of Law in England. Chief Justico - Hon, William Henry Draper, C, B, Puisne Judges - Hon, John Hawkins Hagarty, D.C. L., and Hon, Joseph Curran Morrison. Clerk of the Crown and Pleas - Lawrence Heyden. Reporter - Chr. Robinson, Q.C. Senior Clerk - John Small. Junior Clerk - 8S. B. Clark. Crier and Usher, - Andvew Fleming.

Court oF Common PrEAs. - This Court has the same powers and jurisdiction, as a Court of Record, as vhe Court of Queen's Bench. Writs of summons and capias issue alternately from either Comt. Chief Justice - Hon. William Buell Richards. Pucsne Judges - Hon, Adam Wilson and Hon. John Wilson, Clark of the Crown and Pleas - M. B. Jackson, Reporter - S. J. Vankough- net. M.A. Senior Clerk - - - - - _ - - - . Junior Clerk - Wm. Lynes. Usher - Patrick O'Connell,

Courr o¥ CHANCERY. - This Court has the like jurisdiction as the Court of Chancery in England, in cases of fraud, accident, trusts. executors, administrators, co-partnerships, account, mortgages, awards, dower, infants, idiots, lunatics and their estates, waste, specific performance, discovery, and to pre- vent multiplicity of suits, staying proceed ings at law prosecuted against equity and good conscience, and may decree the issue

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1 or avoidance of letters patent, and gemetilly the like powers which the Court of Shahbery in England 8 to administer justice in all cases in which there is _no ade-

uate remedy at law. Chancellor - Hon. P. a M. S. Vankoughnet, D.C.L. Vice-Chan- cellors - Hon. John G. Spragge and Hon. Oli- ver Mowat, Judge's Secretary - T. W. Taylor. Special Examiners - John Hector, Q.C. and James H. Esten. Registrar and Reporter - Alex.Grant. Registrar's Clerk - Willoughby Cummings. clerks - Arthur Holmstead and Thomas Gray. Entering Clerks - F. Ar- noldi and Alex. F. McLean. Usher and House Keeper - Donald Sutherland. Mes- senger - Henry Humphreys.

Master's OFFICE IN CHANCERY. - Jaster in Ordinary - Andrew Norton Buell. Taa- ing Oficer - George Hemmings. Clerk - Walter M. Ross. Clerk - J. P. Mac- done!l. Local Masters and Deity Registrars - Barrie - Wm. FE, O'Brien. Belleville - Wm. W. Dean. Brantford - John Cameron. Brockville - Jacob Dockstader Buell. Chat- ham--George Williams. Cobowrg - Wm. H. Weller. Cornwall - John McDonell. God- ertch - H. McDermott. Guelph - James W. Hall. Hamilton - Wm. Leggo. Kingston - James A. Henderson, D.C.L. Lindsay - Wm. H. Weller. Zondon - James Shanley. Ottawa - John Wilson. Owen Sownd - David A. Creasor, Perth - W. O. Buell. Peter- boro - W. H. Weller. Simcoc - David Tis- dale. Sandwich - Samuel S. iacdonell. Sarnia - P. T. Poussett. St. Catiarines - F. W. McDonald. St. Zhomas - James Stanton. Stratford - G. W. Lawrence. Sault Ste. Marie, Algoma - Hon. John Prince, Q. C. Whitby - George H. Dartnell. Wood- stock - H. B. Beard.

ACCOUNTANT'S OFFICE IN CHANCERY. - Accountant General - Robert J. Turner. Clerks - W. C. Crofton and Frank Walker,

Practicr Courr Anp CnamBrrs. - One of the Common Law Judges holds a Court during each Term, called the ''Practice Court," for hearing matters relating to the adding or justifying bail, discharging insol- vent debtors, administering oaths, hearin and sip. matters on motion, ta making rules and orders in causes and busi- ness depending in either of said Law Courts, Chambers are held each day, and by a recent order, daily in Chancery, by T. W. Taylor, Tey the Judges' Secretary, in Common Law, and by one of the Judges of the said courts, for such business relating to suits therein as may be transacted by a single Judge out of court. Clerk, Common Law - William B, Heward. Reporter Common Law Chambers - Henry O'Brien. Reporter Chancery Cham- bers - C, W. Cooper,

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Herr AND DEvIsEE Court. - Commission- ers - The Judges of the Superior Courts, and such other persons as may be appointed by commission under the Great Seal. Their duties are to determine claims to lands in Ontario, for which no patent has issued from the Crown in favor of the proper claimants, whether as heirs, devisees, or assignees. Sittings at Toronto, first Monday in January and July in each year. Clerk of Commis- sioners - W. B, Heward.

Country Courts. - Presided over bya resid- ent Judge in each County, Their jurisdic- tion extends to all personal actions where the debt or damages claimed do not exceed £50 ; and to all suits relating to debt, covenant or contract, where the amount is ascertained by the acts of the parties or signature of the de- fendant to £100; and te all bail bonds and recognizances of bail given in the County Court, to any amount ; but not to cases in- volving the title to lands, validity of wills, or actions for libel, slander, crim. con., or seduction. An appeal lies to either of the Superior Courts of Law. These Courts also possess equity powers, to the amount of £50, subject to an appeal to Chancery.

SurroGatr Courtrs. - The jurisdiction of these Courts relates to all testamentary mat- ters and causes, and to the granting or re- voking of probate of wills, and letters of administration of the effects of deceased persons having estate or effects in Ontario. and all matters arising ont of or connected with the grant or revocation of probate or administration, subject to an appeal to the Court of Chancery. The County Judges are also Judges of the Surrogate Courts. Swrro- gate Clerk - Sir J. L. Robinson. Bart,

Courts oF QuARTER Sessions. - Chair- man, the County Judge in each County, who, with one or more Justices of the Peace, holds a Court of Quarter Sessions in his County four times a year for «rials by jury in cases of felony and misdemeanor, but treason and capital felonies are exemptet from theix jurisdiction.

Recorpers' Courrs, - In the Cities of Toronto, Hamilten, London, Kingston and Ottawa, the Recorders' Court takes the place of the County Sessions, the Justices for Counties having no jurisdiction in the Cities - the care of which is confided to the Re- corder, Mayor, Aldermen and Police Magis- trate of each. Sessions held first Monday in March, June, and September, and_ third Monday in December. Recorders - George Duggan, Toronto ; James O'Reilly, Kingston; John E, Start, Hamilton ; William Horton, London ; J, B, Lewis, Ottawa,

Insotvent Deptors' Courts. - By the "Insolvent Acts of 1864 and 1865," 26 and

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Great Seal. Their p claims to lands in atent hus issued from he proper claimants, isees, or assignees. t Monday in January Clerk of Commis-

esided over bya resid- mty. Their jurisdic- bnal actions where the d do not exceed £50 ; to debt, covenant or punt is ascertained by r signature of the de- te all bail bonds and siven in the County but not to cases in- nds, validity of wills, hnder, crim. con., or lies to either of the These Courts also o the amount of £50, Chancery. The jurisdiction of ll testamentary mat- jo the granting or re- Wills, and letters of effects of deceased or effects in Ontario, ont of or connected yeation of probate or t to an appeal to the he County Judges are gate Courts. Swrro- obinson. Bart,

t Sessrons. - Chair- ge in each Couity, Justices of the Peace, irter Sessions in his w for «rials by jury in lemeanor, but treason exemptet from thei:

- JIn the Cities of mdon, Kingston and s' Court takes the sions, the Justices for sdiction in the Cities confided to the Re- n and Police Magis- held first Monday in ptember, and third

Recorders - George 3 O'Reilly, Kingston; n; William Horton, Ittawa,

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vision is made '' for the settlement of the estates of insolvent debtors, for giving effect to arrangements between them and their creditors, and forthe punishment of fraud. In the Province of Quebec this enactment applies to traders only ; in Ontario, to all

rsons, whether traders or non-traders, In these Courts the County Court Judge in each County presides - the only appointmeuts made in pursuance of this statute being those of " official assignees," who are to be nominated ''by the Board of Trade at any place, or the council thereof, within the county or district in which such Board of Trade exists, or in any county or district adjacent thereto in which there is no Board of Trade." This important statute is prov- ing a great boon to the community in en- abling parties, who frem unavoidable cir- cumstances find themselves paralysed by hopeless liability, to obtain relief, and re- commence business.

Division Courts. - For the summary dis-

posal of cases by a Judge ; but a jury of five |

ersons may be demanded in certain cases. heir jurisdiction extends to actions of debt or contract amounting to £25; injuries or torts to personal chattels amounting to £10 ;

and personal actions to that amount, if not ing of such other business of the court, as in

excepted from their jurisdiction ; but not to actions for gambling, debts, liquors drunk in a tavern, or notes of hand given therefor, ejectment, title to land, &c., or any toll, custom, or franchise, will ov settlement, malicious prosecution, libel, slander, crim. con., seduction or breach of promise, or actions against a J.P., or anything done by him in the execution of his office, if he ob- jects toit. Each judicial district is divided into court divisions, and courts are held once in two months in each division, or oftener,

are established by the Courts of Quarter Sessions.

Crown Law OFFICER. Aftoracy-General. - Hon. John 8. Macdonald, Q.C,

OFFICERS OF THE Courts. - Clerks of Assize, - The Deputy Clerks of the Crown

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- A. H. B. Wadsworth. The Clerks of tho Crown and Pleas at Toronto and the Deputy Clerks of the Crown in the several counties are supplied with writs from Torcnto, and re-issue the same in their respective coun- ties,

TERMS OF THE CourTs. - Appeal Terms commence on the fourth Thursday next after Hilary, Easter and Michaelmas Terms,

Law Terms, - Hilary begins first Monday in February, and ends Saturday of the ensu- ing week ; Kaster begins thirh Monday in May, and ends Saturday of the second week thereafter ; Michaelmas begins third Monday in November, and ends Saturday of the second week thereafter. "By the Act 24 and 80 Vic., cap. 40, Trinity Term, hitherto commencing on the Monday after the 21st August, is abolished ; but the same statute gives power to the Courts of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas, at their discretion, to hold sittings in bane in time of vacation

| (xcept long vacation), by virtue of a rule or

are ex-officio Clerks of Assize and Marshals |

iv their respective counties.

Deputy Clerks of the Crown. - -The Clerks of the County Courts willbe e2:-oficto Deputy Clerks of the Crown and Pleas of their several counties as the present incumbents vacate by death or otherwise.

Deputy Registrars and Masters in Chan- cery. - These ofliccrs are appointed by the Court, for each County, as occasions requires,

Clerk of the Process, - For sealing and issuing Writs of Sum™ons and other Wr'ts in the Queen's Bench and Common Pleas (alterna: ely) - Allan Cameron, Assist. Clerk

order of the court, respectively, to be made in or out of the term for the hearing of such special cases or rules for new trials, as shall

| be named in a list to be attached to any such

rule or order; and for giving of judgments in cases previously argued ; and for dispos-

its discretion, it shall see fit. Notice of such rules to be given in form and manner pre- scribed by the Act, six clear days before the day appointed. Long vacation extends from 1st July to 21st August.

Court of Chancery. - This Court sits every week, except during the Christmas vacation from the 24th December to the 6th January, and the long vacation from the 1st July to the 21st August, on Mondays for hearings, on Tuesdays for motions, and on Wednesdays

tite atscratton of te Tudga. The Dirtal | for motions for decrees, and on the other OF Ee eee eo tege, Ae MAvistons | days upon any adjourned motions, &¢., from

the regular days.

County Court Terms commence on the first Monday in January, April, July and October, and end the following Saturday.

Cincuits OF THE Courts. - -Law Circuits.

| Courts of Assize and Nisi Prius, and of Oyer,

and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery

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union of Counties, in the vacation between Hilary and Easter Terms, and between that period of the vazation after the 21st August and Michaelmas Term, except in the County of the City of Toronto and the County of York, in each of which counties there shall bea third such Court in every year, in the vacation between Michaelmas and Hilary Terms. 'There are six Circuits, as follows,

viz.:- - The astern: Pembroke, Perth, Brockville, Ottawa, Kingston, Cornwall, L'Orignal, Afidland: Napanee, Belleville

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Cobourg, Whitby, Peterboro', Lindsay,

Picton. ) ton, Welland, St. Catharines, Owen Sound. Oxford: Guelph, Woodstock, Berlin, Strat- ford, Brantford, Cayuga, Simcoe. Western : Walkerton, Goderich, Sarnia, London, St. Thomas, Chatham, Sandwich. Home: County of York, Brampton, City of Toronto. The Courts in each Circuit shall be presided over by one of the Chief Justices or Judges of the Superior Courts, or in their absence, by some one F eg of a County Court, or some one of Her Majesty's Counsel learned in the law, requested by any one of the Chief Justices or Judges of the Superior Courts to act in that behalf. .

Chancery Sittings - For the Examination of Witnesses and Hearing Causes are held in the Spring and Fall of each year as fol- lows : - Toronto, Goderich, Stratford, Sarnia, Sandwich, Chatham, London, Woodstock, Simcoe, Guelph, Brantford, St. Catharines, Hamilton, Whitby, Cobourg, Barrie, Owen Sound, Kingston, Brockville, Cornwall, Ot- tawa, Belleville, Peterbbro', Lindsay. The Courts in each Circuit are presided over by the Chancellor or one of the Vice-Chancel- lors, or by any one of Her Majesty's Coun- sel learned in the luw, requested by the Chancelior or one of the Vice-Chancellors to act in that behalf.

County Court and Quarter Sessions Sit- tings - For the trial of issues of fact, and the assessment of damages, on the second Tuesday in March, June, September and December in each year, The City Sittings take place on the first Tuesday of the same months.

Commissioners in Ontario, for taking A ffi- davits to be used in Courts of Quebec. - Robt. A. Harrison, Barrister, Toronto; Richard Snelling, Barrister, Toronto; Larrat W.

Morris, Barrister, Toronto; James A. Hen- derson, D.C.L,, Kingston; Hon. George Crawford, Senator, Brockville; JamesJessup, Brockville ; J. D. Buell, Brockville ; W. M. Matheson ; Geo, Futvoye, Q.C., Ottawa.

Conmissioners in Quebec, for taking A fi- davits to be used in Courts of Ontario, - Theodore Doucet, Notary Public, Mon- treal ; J, Court, Montreal; John J, C. Ab- hott, Advocate, Montreal ; George Macrae, Advocate, Montreal; John H. Isaacson, Notary Public, Montreal; Wm. B. Lambe, Advocate, Montreal; Fred. W. Torrance, Advocate, Montreal; P. B. Casgrin, Advo- cote, Quebec ; Frederick C. Vannavous, Ad- vocate, Quebec ; Chas, G, Holt, Q.C., Quebec ; J.B. R, Dufresne, Quebec ; Noel Hill Bowen, 'otacy Public, Quebec; George Futvoye,Q.C., Ottawa ; Hewit Bernard, Advocate, Ottawa ; E. L. Montizambert, Advocate, Ottawa.

Niagara: Milton, Barrie, Hamil- ,

Commissioners in Kngland, for taking Aff davits to be used in Canadian Courts. - Chas. Bischoff, (Bischoff, Coxe & Bompas, Solici- tors) 19 Coleman street, London, England ; John Morris, (Ashurst, Morris & Co., Solivi- tors) 6 Old Jewry, London, England.

Legal Holidays. - Sundays, New Year's Day, Epiphany, Annunciation, Good Friday, Ascension, Corpus Christi, St. Peter, St. Paul, All Saints, Christmas Day, and any day appointed by Proclamation for a general fast or thanksgiving.

OITY GOVERNMENT.

ELECTED JANUARY, 1868.

Council meets in the City Hall every Mon day evening.

Mayor - Jas. E, Smith, Esq.

St. Andrew's Bhers Aitwonanestaes man, Boulton and Bell.

St. David's Ward. - Aldermen - Hynes, Adamson and Medcalf.

St. George's Ward. - Aldermen - Smith, Vickers and Clements.

St. James' Wai'd. - Al\dermen - Sheard, Beard and Henderson.

St. John's Ward. - Aldermen - Boxall, Riddell and the Mayor.

St. Lawrence Ward. - Aldermen - Stra- chan, Thompson and Manning.

St. Patrick's Ward. - Aldermen - Baxter, Dickey and Harrison.

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION.

City Clerk. - John Cary,

Assistant Clerk. - Stephen Radcliff.

Assistant Clerks. - ¥. B. Orvis, Robert Roddy and Martin Merry.

Chamberlain, - AsT. MeCord.

Assistant Chamberlain. - M. B, Hicks.

Assistant Clerks. - John W. Hetherington

f ; : and Wm. Jardine. : Smith, D.C.L., Barrister, Toronto; James |

License Inspector. - Thos. Armstrong.

Assistant License Inspector. - Robt. Beard.

City Engineer. - Joseph H. Bennett.

Assistant in Engineer's Office. - George H. Booth,

Clerk, E.:gineer's Office. - Robt. Wilson.

Chief Engineer of Fire Brigade. - James Ashfield.

Health Officer. - John Reed.

Weigh Master. - Charles Fisher.

Police Magistrate. - Alexander Macnabb,

Police Clerk. - J, T. Nudel.

Chief of Police. - W. 8. Prince.

Auditors. - Geo. A. Barber and William R. Orr,

City Messenger. - Charles Daly.

Assessors. - St. George's Weed = ies Myers and Henry Sproatt. St. James' Ward - John Harper and William Murphy. St. David's Ward - Jas. Price and Adam Beatty, St. Patrick's Ward - Abel Wilcock and David

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and, for taking Affix dian Courts. - Chas, & Bompas, Solici- London, England ; forris & Co., Solivi- pn, England.

idays, New Year's iation, Good Friday, sti, St. Peter, St, mas Day, and any nation for a general

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- sep . - Aldermen - Har-

Aldermen - Hynes, Aldermen - Smith, Aldermen - -Sheard, Aldermen - Boxall,

). - Aldermen - Stra- hnning. Aldermen - Baxter,

CORPORATION,

T. hen Radcliff. , B. Orvis, Robert

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MeCord.

. - M. B, Hicks.

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os. Armstrong. ctor. - Robt. Beard. hn H. Bennett.

¢ Ujjice. - George H.

» - Robt. Wilson. re Briyade. - James

Reed.

°»s Fisher. pxander Macnabb, udel,

, Prince.

arber and William

es Daly.

's ard - James ;» St. James' Ward iam Murphy. st. >and Adam catty, Wilcock and David

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Earles. St. Andrew's Ward - Richard Has- sard and Thomas Kennedy. St. John's Ward - James 'Spence and James Ramsay. St. Lawrence Ward - James Davis and Robt. Fowler.

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man, Sheard, Smith, Thompson. Fublic Markets, - Alderman Smith, chair-

' man; Messrs. Boulton, Boxall, Dickey, | Henderson, Medcalf, Phen pene.

Collectors. - St. David's Ward - Charles |

McCaffrey. St. Lawrence Ward - George Hulme. St. Andrew's Ward - William J. Turner. St. James' Ward - A. Jardine. St. George's Ward - John Nixon. St. John's Ward - Andrew Fleming. St. Patrick's Ward - John Henry.

City Coroners. - Dr. Hallowell, Dr. Law- lor, Dr. Riddel, and Dr, Buchanan.

Recorder. - George Duggan.

Clerk, Recorder's Court. - Stephen Rai- cliff (and also Clerk of the Peace for the County of the City of Toronto, and a Com- missioner for dedimus Potestatem for the ad- ministration of Oaths of Office.

Sherif. - F. W. Jarvis.

Crier. - James Severs,

Lessees of Mariets. - St. Lawrence and Wood Markets, Thomas Beatty ; Hay, Fish, and Cattle Markets, Robert Guy.

The Recorder's Couré is held in the Court House, four times in each year - March, June, September, and December.

Board of Health. - Alderman Boulton, chairman ; Messrs. Beard, Harrison, Med- calf, Riddell, Smith, Thompson.

Printing. - Alderman Beard, chairman ;

: Messrs. Boulton, Clements, Dickey, Man-

The Police Cowrt is in the old Mechanics' |

Institute, Court Street. Alexander Mac' nabb, Police Magistrate. The Police Office is in the old Mechanics'

Institute, Court street.

The Eastern Station House is under the |

City Hall. Zhe Western Station House is

on Queen street, between Peter and Brock |

streets. The Yonge street Station House is opposite Edward street.

STranpING ComMitrreEs and Beards of the Council of the Corporation of the City of To- ronto, 1868. - Finance and Assessment, - aAl- derman Harman, chairman ; Messrs. Adam- son, Boxall, Dickey, Henderson, Manning, Vickers,

Board of Works. - Alderman_ Strachan,

chairman; Messrs. Baxter, Bell, Hynes, Riddell, Sheard, Smith. Jail Inspectors, - Alderman Strachan,

chairman ; Messrs. Bell, Boxall, Harrison, Medealf, Sheard, Smith.

Fire, Water and Gas, - Alderman Thomp- |

son, chairman; Messrs. Beard, Boxall, Clements, Harman, Harrison, Medcalf.

Wharves and Harbors. - Alderman Bell, chairman ; Messrs, Adamson, Beard, Boxall, Clements, Dickey, Thompson.

Licenses. - Alderman Messrs. Harman, Harrison, Hynes, Manning, Riddell.

Watks and Gardens. - Alderman Baxter, chairman ; Messrs, Boulton, Hynes, Riddell, Sheard, Strachan, Vickers,

Public Buildings. - Alderman - Boxall, chairman ; Messrs, Adamson, Baxter, Har-

Henderson,

ickers, chairman ; |

ning, Medcalf, Riddell.

Court of Revision. - His Worship the Mayor ; Aldermen Baxter, Harman, Sheard, Smith,

SCHOOi. TRUSTEES.

St. Lawrence Ward. - I. B. Dr. J« Ross.

St. David's Ward. - Emerscn Coatsworth, Dr. H. H. Wright.

St. James' Vard. - James Bain, Walter S. Lee.

St. Andrew's IWard. - Henry Godson, W. B. MeMurrich. :

St. John's Ward. - Avbuckle Jardine, Thomas Spence.

St. George's Ward. - Hon. John McMur- rich, Dr. Joseph Adams.

St. Patrick's Ward. - Alderman Baxter, Dr. W. W. Ogden.

Chairman, John Baxter ; Secretary of the Board, George A. Barber. Local Superin- tendent, Rev. James Porter.

Scnuoots AND NAMES of TEACHERS, - St. Lawrence. - Palace St. School. - Head Master, M. Gill; Head Mistress, Miss J. Armstrong; Assistant Teacher, Miss H.

Joustead,

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St. David. - George Street Sehool. - Head Master, J. F. Jeffers ; Head Mistress, Miss M. J. Keown ; Assistant Teachers, Miss M. Hamilton, Miss A. L. Armstrong ; Junior Assistants, Miss C. Scarlett, Miss A. Hen- ning.

St. David. - The Park School. - Head Master, William Anderson; Head Mis- tress, Miss M. Robertson; Assistant Teacher, Miss Boddy ; Junior Assistants, Miss M, A. Anker, Miss M. Buik, -

St. James. - Victoria Street School. - Head Master, W'lliam Spotton ; Head Mistress, Miss G. Round; Assistant Teachers, Miss M. A. Kennedy, Miss E, Kennedy ;_ Junior Assistants, Miss M. Robinson, Miss A. O'Flagherty.

St. John. - Louisa Street School. - Hea 1 Master, Henry Browne ; Head Mistress, J. S. Morrison ; Assistant Teachers, Miss L. Pyper, Miss P. McGee ; Junior Assis- tants, Miss A. Hall, Miss C. Spotton.

St. John. - Flizabeth Street School. - Head Master, Robert McCausland ; Head Mistress, Miss M. Greenlees ; Assistant Teacher, Miss Sarah McBride, Miss 8S, M, Hamilton,

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St. George. - John Street School. - Head Master, S. McAllister ; Head Mistress, Miss M. Ferguson ; Assistant Teacher, Miss Agnes Kelloch ; Junior Assistants, Mrs. J. Hamil- ton, Miss M. Elliott.

St. Patrick. - Pheebe Street School.' - Head Master, Samuel Coyne ; Head Mis- tress, Miss ©. M. Churchill; Assistant Teachers, Miss A. Rogers, Miss O, Dunn ; Junior Assistants, Miss E. Frazer, Miss Eliza Thompson, Miss Fanny Lawrence.

St. Patrick. - Givens Street School. - Head Master, James Anderson ; Head Mistress, Miss R. Thompson.

TORONTO POST OFFICE.

Postmaster.- - Joseph Lesslie, Assistant Postmaster. - G. H. Backas. Clerk. - John H. Davis, John Carruthers, Alfred Cooper, Alfred Barley, Aylmer Lang- ley, Benj. Langley, Alfred Cooke, Joseph Saulter, John Forsyth, Arch'd Harstor:s, peg Falkiner, Donald P. Ross, William Wright, Henry Boulter, Charles R. Butler, William Loudon, Augustus Webber, B. M. Armstrong, C. J. W. Winstanley, John Monaghan, George A. Ross, Jas. A. Brodie. Letter Carriers. - John McCloskey, John Ross, Peter Ross, Robert Stephens, James Alston, John Bazley. Box. Collectors. - Thos. Crotty, J. Hodg- kinson. Housekeeper and Messenger. - Hy. Walker. Assistant Messenger. - Geo. Wm. Groth. INSPECTOR'S OFFICE, TORONTO DIVISION. P. 0. Inspector. - Johv Dewe. Chief Clerk. - Wm. Cuppage. Clerks. - Danl. Spry, John MeLochlin, E. G. Bennett, H. W. Jackson. Messenger. - John Buchan,

CUSTOM HOUSE.

Collertor, - si

Surveyor and Acting Collector. - Thomas C, Scott.

Chie? Clerk. - John Douglas.

Cleris, - G, Henderson, C. K. Mackay, A. Munro, J. Woodhouse, D. Delamere, Russell Inglis, John Beaty.

Appraiser, - Alexander Macpherson,

Chief landing wuiter. - J. P. Dunn,

Landing waiters, - T, McCarthy, H. Sin- clair, J. Scanlan, J. Christie, J. W. Hogan, W. Howe, Bouchette Anderson; J, Mil- bourne, Landing waiter at outport Credit ; George Watson, Landing waiter at outport Collingwood.

Lockers. - J Stitt, R. G. A. Paton, Alex. Duff.

, Messenger and Housekeeper,--Wm. Mackay.

INLAND REVENUE OR EXOISE OFFICE.

EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. - -OFFICERS, Assistant Commissioner.- - Alfred Brunel, Brock. Street. District Inspector. - Henry Godson, 200

| Richmond Street West.

Collectors, - George P. Dickson, 12 Gerrard Street ; James Shaw, Wellington Street.

Deputy Collectors. - John Morrow, Spadina Avenue ; Rk. A. Hartley.

Excise Officers, - W. M. Gorrie, Exchange Buildings ; F. H. Mickleburgh, Temperance Street ; Maxwell McCord; Richard Woods- worth, Church Street ; Angus D. McDonell, Dundas street ; Samuel Greey, Church street ; R. B. Dixon, Queen Street ; John McDonnell Campbell, Bay Street; C. T. Dixon, 12 Gerrard Street; P. M. Robins, Yonge Street.

HARBOR COMMISSIONERS. Offiee, Front Street, nearly opposite the Custom House, J. G. Worts, Ksq., Chairman. Commissioners appointed by the Board of Trade. - -l'. 1). Harris, J. G. Worts. Commissioners anpointed by the City Coun- cil, - Ald. Smith and Sheard. Commissioner evpointed by the Government.

| - William Cawt liva.

Harbor Master, - Hugh Richardson.

Deputy Harbor Master. - James Smith, junr,

Light House Keeper and Deputy Harbor Master Queen's Wharf. - Nobert Kerr.

TORONTO FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Chief Engineer. - James Ashfield 3 resi- dence, No. 8 Temperance street; office, south- west wing City Hall buildings.

Assistant Engineer. - Richard Ardagh; 22

' branchmen; 11 hook and ladder 'men; 1

bugler; 2 engineers of steam fire engines; 2 firemen of do.; 2 drivers of horses for do.; 3 drivers of hose carts; a driver of hook and ladder truck; 1 caretaker; in all 47 men, with two steam fire engines, hose carts, hose, hook and ladder apparatus, and 7 horses. Two Stations. - No. 1 Station, at Bay street Fire Hall, corner of Temperance street; No. 2 Station, at Court strect Fire Hall.

METROPOLITAN WATER COMPANY. Offices, 21 and 22 Exchange Buildings; J. Evans, Clerk of the Company; L. G. Bol- ster, Superintendent ; W. H. Stotesbury, Collector,

CONSUMERS' GAS COMPANY,

Office, Toronto strect, east side, E. H. Rutherford, President; James Austin, Vice

| President; Hon. Wm. McMaster, George

EXOISE OFFICE.

18. - -OF FICERS, r.- - Alfred Brunel,

enry Godson, 200

Dickson, 12 Gerrard ington Street. n Morrow, Spadina

. Gorrie, Exchange burgh, 'Temperance ; Richard Woods- gus D. McDonell, 1 Greey, Church ueen Street ; John ay Street; C. T. et; P. M. Robins,

SSIONERS.

hearly opposite the ts, Ksq., Chairman, d by the Board of G. Worts.

id by the City Coun- ard.

by the Government.

Richardson. r. - dJames Smith,

wl Deputy Harbor Robert Kerr,

1PARTMENT.

es Ashfield; resi- street; oftice, south- dings. tichard Ardagh; 22 nd ladder 'men; 1 vu fire engines; 2 of horses for do.; 3 river of hook and r; in all 47 men, es, hose carts, hose, 8, and 7 horses, Station, at Bay Temperance street rect Fire Hall,

; ER COMPANY,

ange Buildings; J, any; L. G. Bol- . H. Stotesbury,

COMPANY,

east side, E. H. mes Austin, Vice [cMaster, George

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Duggan, L. W. Smith, W. Cawthra, I. C. Gilmor, J. T. Smith, J. H. Mead, James Henderson, John. Eastwood, A. Lepper, Di- rectors; Henry Thompson, ome W. H. Pearson, Book-keeper; F. D. Whittemore, Assistant Book-keeper ; John Henderson, Foreman.

HURON AND ONTARIO SHIP CANAL CO.

F. C. Capreol, President; Henry Fowler, Managing Director; Hon. W. Cayley, Secre- tary; John Hawkshaw and A. M. Kendall, of Londou, Eng., Consulting Engineers ; Wm. Sykes, Resident Engineer.

CANADA MERCANTILE PROTECTIVE ASSO- CIATION.

Office, 20 Toronto street, Toronto. Pres- |

ident, A. K. Boomer; Vice President, G. Mercer Adam ; Board of Directors, Messrs. Joseph Hurd, (Hurd & Leigh), N. C. Duff, (Thompson & Duff), Thos. Webb, W. P. Marston, John Kay, G. M. Adam, H. Walton, A. K. Boomer, William Hewitt, J. Stovell, William Strachan, C. S. Hayman; Solicitor, John McBride, Barrister; Mana- gers, Messrs. Cupples & Hunter.

BANES.

Bank of British North America, corner of Yonge and Wellington streets. S. Taylor, Manager ; Lewis Moffatt, Frederick Perkins, Local Directors ; Larratt W. Smith, Solici- tor ; Thos. S. Hill, Accountant ; J. A. Codd, First Teller ; B, Dewar, Second Teller ; Geo. Menzies, Discount Clerk ; Robert Burns, Ledger Keeper ; E. W. Syer, John Nichol- son, Clerk ; Robert Parks, Messenger.

Bank of Montreal, corner of Yonge and Front streets. Head Office, Montreal. T, B, Anderson, President ; E. H. King, Gen- eral Manager. a ae $6,000,000. 'Toron- to Branch - G-o. W. Yarker, Manager ; 8. J. Stammers, Accountant ; G. H. Wilson, First Teller ; W. Lonson, Second Teller ; Wm. B. ©. Barber, Third Teller ; J. C. Vankough- net, Discount Clerk ; W. G. Telfer, Ledger Keeper (Credit) ; R. B. Crombie, Deposit Ledger Keeper ; George Drummond, Cash Book; A. P. Tregent, Collections ; J. B. Richards, Government Drafts ; P. McBrien, Messenger ; F. Lyons, Porter.

Bank of Toronto. - Directors, William Gooderham, James G. Worts, Hon. A. A. Burnham, Wm. Cantley, Wm. Fraser, Wm. Cawthra, and A. T. Fulton; Wm. Gooder- ham, President ; Jas. G. Worts, Vice-Presi- dent ; Geo. Hague, Cashier ; Hugh Leach, Accountant ; Wim. Simpson, Inspector ; J. T. M. Burnside, First Teller ; E. Cowdry, Second Teller ; W. R. Wadsworth, Assistant Accountant ; F. Cayley, Discount Clerk ; D.

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Campbell, Ledger Keeper; John Adams, Collection Clerk ; G. W. Hodgetts, Assistant Discount Clerk ; A. J. G. 'Maddison, C. -J. Page, and A. Beatty, Cierks. Bank, corner of Wellington and Church streets.

Bank of Umer Canada, - Trustees' Office, Ontario Hall, Church street.

Canadian Bank of Commerce - Opened May Ist, 1867. Hon. Wil.:.m McMaster, President ; Henry 8S, Howland, Vice-Presi- dent ; R. J. Dallas, Cashier ; W. A. Samp- son, Accountant; W. G. Boswell, First Teller ; J. H. Plumber, Second Teller ; W. J. Robertson, Assistant Accountant ; R. C. Miller, Transfer Clerk ; Louis A. Le Pan, Discount Clerk ; L. Balster, Ledger Keeper ; A. W. T. Throop and R. O. Greet, Clerks ; J. Blackwell, Messenger ; J. McCaw, Porter.

City Bank, Montreal - South-west corner of Bay and Wellington streets. John Moat, Manager ; W. A. Merry, Inspector ; John Legge, Accountant ; George W. Manning, Teller; W. C. Kennedy, Discount Clerk ; Clifton Shears, Ledger Keeper; J. Ardill, Messenger.

Merchants' Bank, 13 Wellington Street east. James G, Harper, Manager ; John C. Kem), Secretary ; F. Cresswell, Accountant ; W. Scadding, Teller; John Moffatt, Dis- count Clerk ; D. Miller, Clerk ; J. Hender- son, Messenger.

Ontario Bank, Corner of Wellington and Scott Streets. A. Fisher, Manager; Hon. Wm. P. Howland, C. B., Local Director ;.

| Patton, Osler & Moss, Solicitors; J. H.

Woodman, Accountant ; George Hamilton, Ledger Keeper ; J. F. Feilde, Paying Teller ;. R. C. Jennings, Receiving Teller; W. H. Holland, Discount Clerk ; G. Lovekin, Jun-- ior Clerk ; F. Guest, Messenger.

Quebec Bank. - Bank of Toronto Building. R. H. Bethune, Manager ; J. Price, Account- ant; J. H. Kane, Teller; J. H. Miller,. Ledger Keeper ; Wm. Nicholls, Clerk.

Royal Canadian Bank. - Discount days, each day. Capital, $2,000,000 ; Incorpor-- ated 1865. A. M. Smith, President ; T. Woodside, Cashier ; Bank on Toronto Street.

SAVINGS BANKS.

Government Post Office Savings Bank. - Office at Toronto Post Office.

Toronto Savings Bank. - Office, 72 Church Street, William J. Macdonnell, Manager ; James Mason, Teller,

Merchants' Savings Bank, Wellington Street, in connection with the Merchants' Bank of Canada. Capital, $6,000,000. J. G, Harper, Manager.

Interest at the rate of four per cent, per annum will be allowed on all deposits of four dollars and upwards,

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Interest will commence from the day of deposit and allowed to the date of withdrawal. Deposits may be withdrawn at any time at the pleasure of the depositor.

Depositors of one hundred dollars and upwards may obtain a higher rate of interest by a special arrangement, the particulars of which will be made known on application.

BUILDING, SAVINGS. AND INVESTMENT S0- CIETIES.

Frechold Permanent Building and Savings Society. - Incorporated) May, 1859, pur- suant to the Act of the Provincial Legis- lature, 9th Victoria, chapter 90, and amentl- ments. Oltice, corner of Church and Court streets. Capital, $500,000, in shares of $100 each. Hen. William McMaster, President ; James Michie, Esq., Vice-President ; Charles Robertson, Secretary ; John Leys, Solicitor ; W. D. Taylor, Cashier; R. R. Cathron, Bookkeeper. Directors - Hon. Wm. MecMas- ter, Hon. Wm. P. Howland, James Michie, L. Heyden, Alexander Murray, James Aus- tin, A. T. Fulton. Bankers - Bank of Mon- treal.

Canada Permanent Building and Savings Society, - Incorporated by authority of par- Parliament. Capital, $1,100,000. Invested on Real Estate, $1,400,000. Annual Income, $400,000. Office, Masonic Hall, Toronto Street, Toronto. Board of Directors - Jo- seph D. Ridout, President; Peter Paterson, Vice-President; James G. Worts, Edward Hooper, Samuel Nordheimer, Joseph Robin- son, W. C. Chewett, M.D., E. H, Ruther- ford ; Jonas Ap Jones, Solicitor ;'J. Herbert

Mason, Secretary and Treasurer. Bankers -

Bank of Toronto ; Bank of Montreal.

Commercial Building and Savings Society. - The Hon. John MeMurrich, President ;

John Buris, Vice-President; John Rains,

Secretary and Treasurer, Office, cor. Youge and Adelaide streets.

The Provincial Permanent Building and Savings' Society. - Directors. - A. Thornton Todd, Esquire, President; C. S. Gzowski, Esquire, Vice-President ; C. J. Campbell, Esquire, F., W. Cumberland, Esquire, Manager, Northern Railway, W. Ince, Esquire, Messrs. F. and G, Perkins & Co, Herbert Mortimer, Esquire. Solicitors. - Messrs. Patton, Osler & Moss. Bankers. - Bank of British North America, City ant County Valuator. - C. Unwin, P.L.S. Auditors, - W. B. Phipps and 8. Spreull. Secretary and Treasurer. - E. Bradburne. Offices. - Head Office, Toronto street, Toron- to, (first door South of the Post Office),

Society. - Incorporated under the Act of the

Parliament of Canada, Office 80-King street

| - William Wilkinson, squire,

| cial Parliament.

- - - - -

west. Directors - F. Richardson, President ; A, Lepper, Vice-President ;, A. Henderson, T. Henning, I. C. Gilmor, J.C. Fitch, Geo, Goulding, ; Wm. Mortimer Clark, Solicitor ; Wm. Pyper, Secretary and Treasurer ; the Bank of Montreal, Banker,

Western Canada Permanent Building and Savings Society, Toronto. - Incorporated by authority of Parliament. Capital $250,060, in shares of $50 each ; dividend payable in JanuaryandJuly. Diévrectors - Hon. Geo. W. Allan, Senator, President ; Jeremiah Carty, Vice-President; John Worthington, Francis Shanly, Wm. Gooderham, James, KE. Smith, Hon. D, [.. Macpherson, Senator ; Solicitors, Hon. J. 3. Robinson, W. H. Beatty (of the firm of Robinson, Beatty & Chadwick) ; Bankers, Bank of Toronto; Secretary and Treasurer, Walter S. Lee, Office, No, 70 Church street ; Book-keeper George T. Williamson.

Metropolitan Permanent Building Society. - TIncorporated pursuant to Acts of Provin- Hon. William, Cayley, President ; Frank Shanly, of Toronto, P. L. S., Vice-President ; Mathew Crooks Came- ron, Solicitor ; James Fraser, Sec. and Treas. ; Office, 5 King street west, (next door to Fulton, Michie & Co.) Shares, $50 each, payable either in advance, or by monthly in- stalments of $4 per share, and a deposit of $2 per share at time of entering. _New mem- bers may come in at any time. No entrance money or management fee. A discount of $1 50 per share allowed when payment is

made in advance.

LOAN, LAND AND CREDIT COMPANIES. Canada Land and Credit Company -

| Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1858.

Capital, $1,000,000. Subscribed capital, $500,000. President. - -Lewis Moffatt, Esq. Vice-President, --Hon. W. P. Howland, M.P. Directors. - The Hon. G. W. Allan, M.P. William Alexander, Esquire ; The Hen. George Brown; The Hon, Asa A. Burn- ham; Richard L. Denison, Esquire ; C. 8.

' Gzowski, Esquire; Hon. W. P. Howland,

M.P.; Lewis Moffatt, Esquire ; Hon. Wil-

| liam McMaster, M.P. ; J. B. Osborne, | Esquire ; Samuel Spreull, Esquire ; Larratt

W. Smith, Esquire, D.C.L. Bankers, - Messrs. Smith, Payne and Smiths, London ; Bank of Commerce, Toronto. Solicitor. - Stephen Maule Jarvis, Esquire. Auditors, Charles

| Robertson, Esquire. Secretary. - John Sy- | mons, Esquire. Head Office, 22 King street, | Toronto. London Agency. - Messrs. Brun- ; ton and Son, 32 Cornhill, London, E.C.

Union Permanent Building and Savings |

Canada Land and Emigration Com-

| pany, Limited. - Office. - Toronto Bank

Buildings, Capital, £250,000stg. Sceretary.

(iS hp aabik "Ua ctrl teh ans 2a

bhardson, President ; put ; A. Henderson, r, J.C. Fitch, Geo, er Clark, Solicitor ; nd Treasurer ; the ker, panent Building and b. - Incorporated by _ Capital $250,060, ividend payable in tors - Hon, Geo, W. ¢; Jéremiah Carty, orthington, Francis » James, K. Smith, Senator ; Solicitors, - H, Beatty (of the ty & Chadwick) ; nto; Seeretary and pe, Oftice, No, 70 reper George T.

wt Building Society.

® pce of Provin-

Yilliam, Cayle

y, of Toronto, . i? hew Crooks Came- ser, Sec. and Treas, ; yest, (next door to

Shares, $50 each, , or by monthly in- e, and a deposit of tering. Newmem- time. No entrance ve. A discount of [when payment is

'DIT COMPANIES,

Credit Company - Parliament, 1858. ubscribed capital, ewis Moffatt, Esq. _P. Howland, M.P. . W. Allan, M.P. quire ; The Hon. om. Asa A, Burn- n, Esquire; C. S. W. P. Howland, quire ; Hon. Wil- J. B. Osborne, Esquire ; Larratt C.L. Bankers, - Smiths, London ; onto. Solicitor, - squire. Avuditors, squire, Charles 'etary. - John Sy- ice, 22 King street, y. - Messrs, Brun- London, E.C. Emigration Come - Toronto Bank Nstg. Secretary.

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fication ncraleaibic airs

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aha AS ip a

F. H. Heward, ©. J. Campbell. Resident Agent. - Alex. Niven Haliburton. Soli- citor's. - Messrs, Crooks, Kingsmill and Cat- tanach.

Colonial Seeuriti Company of Lon-

- C. J. Blomfield, Esq. Directors, - Messrs, |

don, England, - Capital. - £500,000 ster: |

ling. Directors in Canada, - J, H. Hew-

ard, Esquire ; John Cayley, Ksquire; Adam |

Crooks, Esquire. rity of improved farm lands or good city

roperty for five years, at moderate rates of interest ; charges not to exceed 30 dollars on new loans and 20 dollars on renewed loans,

Invests money upon secu- |

Deposits on account of principal taken at |

a fixed rate of interest. For further infor- mation apply to R. J. U. Chipman, Esquire, Secretary, Toronto, or to any of the Com- ars valuers in Ontario. Office. - Edin- muirgh Life Assurance Building, Wellington Street, Toronto.

AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES.

Provincial Agricultural Association, - Officers for 1868. - Thomas Stock, Water- down, President ; James Nimmo, Kingston, 1st Vice-President ; John Walton, Peterboro', 2nd Vice-President ; R. L. Denison, Toronto, Treasurer. Secretaries - Hugh C, Thom-

son, Toronto, Secretary of the Board of Ag- |

riculture ; W. Edwards, Toronto, Secretary of the Board of Arts and Manufactures. Pro- fessor Croft, University College, Consulting Chemist ; Andrew Smith, L. E. V.C., Vet- erinary Surgeon and Referee ; James Flem-

ing, Toronto, Seedsman ; Bankers, Bank of |

British North America ; W. A. Cooley, Gen- eral Superintendent of the Exhibition ; James Fleming, Superintendent of Grain, Roots, and the Horticultural Department.

The Board of Agriculture, consisting of the following members, constitute the Coun- cil of the Association between the Annual Meetings thereof.

Hon. D. Christie, Brantford, President ; Hon. Asa A, Burnham, Cobourg, Vice-Pre- sident ; The Hon. the Commissioner of Agri- culture ; R. L. Denison, Toronto ; W. Fer- guson, M.P.P., Alexander, Woodstock ; Dr. Richmond, Gananoque ; F, W. Stone, Guelph; J. C. Rykert, Si. Catharines ; Professor Buckland,

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Major Shaw ; Secretary and Treasurer, Wm. Edwards ; Directors, Alderman Strachan, Capt. Boustead, P. Armstrong, Rice Lewis, Col, R. I, Denison, James Hieming, H. C, Thomson,

This society holds a Summer Exhibition of Horticultural Products, and a Fall Exhibi- tion of Agricultural, and Mechanical Pro- duets.

Membership, $1.00 per annum, sdmittin, Member and badly to all the Society's Exhi- bitions,

Canada. West Poultry Association. - Ofi- cers for 1868: President, Allan McLean Howard, Esq. ; Vice-President, Alexander Macnabb, Esq., Police Magistrate ; Honorary Secretary, J. FE. Ellis, Esq., of the Canada Farmer ; Treasurer, John MeDonald, Esq., County Treasurer; Auditors, G. D, James, Esq., and 'T. McLean, Esq. ; Committee, Lieut.-Col. Hassard, Rice Leteii Ksq., A. McL. Howard, Esq., P. Armstrong, Ksq., R. A. Wood, Esq., John McDonald, Esq., County

| Treasurer, J. E. Withers, Esq., B. Bull, Esq.,

T. MelLean, Esq., J. Beswick, Esq., T. Shivers Birchall, ae James Graham, Esq.

Meetings of the Association are held on the first Thursday in each month at the Agri- cultural Hall, corner of Yonge and Queen streets.

BENEVULENT AND CHARITABLE INSTITU- TIONS.

Provincial Lunatic Asylum - Is 24 miles trom the City Hall, on Queen street. Pro- perty vested in the Crown. 'The institution is now under the management and support of the Local Government of Ontario, who

| frame by-laws for its government, and ap-

point an Inspector to thoroughly examine

| the Asylum and report to His Excellency

the Lieutenant-Governor. The admission of

| paseo is regulated by Cap. 122, Con. Stat.

Kingston ; Hon. George |

(., which requires that the patient be examined by three licensed medical prac- titioners, verified hy Reeve or Mayor, col- lectively, who certify to the insanity.

Officers of the Institution - Medical Super- intendent, Joseph Workman, M.D., Assist- ant Physician, B. Workman, M.D.; Clinical Assistant, J. Workman, Jr.; Bursar, J.

_ McKirdy ; Steward, James Henry ; Matron,

Toronto ; Rev. Dr. Ryerson, Chief Superin- |

tendent of Education, Ontario ; Dr. Beatty, Cobourg ; Hugh C, Thomson, Secretary, To- ronto.

Toronto Horticultural Society. - President, |

Hon. G. W. Allan ; Secretaries, George Les- lie and Walter S. Lee; Treasurer, Jas. E. Ellis.

City of Toronto Electoral Division Society. President, Johu Grey ; 1st Vice-President, George Leslie, Jr,; 2nd Vice-President,

Mary Ann Parkes.

Note. - A Branch of this Asylum has been established in the old University Buildings, under the same management. Robt. Blair, Steward ; Eliza Blair, Matron.

Toronto General Hospital. - Trustees: Hon.

| Justice Wilson, Chairman ; E. H. Ruther- | ford ; J. Merrick (appointed by Government) ;

| John McDonald el dae by the Board of

Trade) ; Alderman Boxall (appointed by the

| City Council.)

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The Orphans' Home and Female Aid So- ciety, Toronto, - Fatablished in 1853, Situ- | on Sullivan street. Is under the patron- age of the Church of England, and at present has 26 girls and 36 boys in attendance. Officers of the Society - Patroness, Her Ex- cellency Lady Monck; Visitor, Lord Bishop of Toronto ; First Directress, Mrs. Second Directress, Mrs. Vankoughnet ; Trea- surer, Mrs, Kingston ; Secretary, Mrs. Hos- kins; Chaplain, Archdeacon Fuller ; Med- ical Officer, Dr. Ogden. Committee of Council - Rev. 8S. Lett, Ven. Archdeacon Fulier, D.D., Messrs, J. Crickmore, M. R.

Murray ; |

NT COTES

Mrs, Freeland, Mrs. Grasett, Mra. ©, Gamble, Mrs, Gzowski, Mrs. Kt. Gilmour, Miss Gordon, Mrs, Hodgins, Mrs, Hagurty, Mrs. James Leslie, Mrs, McCutcheon, Mrs, Mulholland, Mrs. W. B. McMurrich, Miss )*tchell, Miss Michie, Mrs. Ryerson, Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. John Ridout, Mrs. James Strachan, Mrs, A. M. Smith, Mrs, D. Wil- son, Mrs, Watson, Miss K. Wilson ; Honor- ary Managers, Mrs, G, W. Allan, Mrs, John Baldwin, Mrs, Cawthra, Mrs, I, C. Gilmor, Mrs, Henning, Mrs. Lewis Moffat ; Solicitor, C. Robinson, Esq. ; Medical Officer, James

| Thorburn, M.D.; Bankers, Bankof Toronto;

Vankoughnet, R. A.' Harrison, Andrew | Fleming, and such of the Churchwardens of | Churches within the City of Toronto, as are |

members of the Corporation. Matron, E.

Large. House of Providence - Power street, Un- der the direction of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Superior. - Mother de Chantel. Number of Sisters, 16; orphans, 240; infirm, blind, lame and incurables, 110;

Aeaf and dumb in the school of the insti- |

cute, 9. Toronto House of Industry. - Fstablished in 1837, corner of Elizabeth and Elm streets. Officers for 1868. - Rev. Dean H. J.

Grasett, Chairman ; Edward Hobson, Esq., |

Deputy Chairman ; Henry Rowsell, Ksq., Treasurer; Rev. A. J. Broughall, Secretary.

Ward Visitors. - For St. Lawrence Ward, Mr. W. J. MacDonell, 50 Front street ; for 8t. David's Ward, Hon. G. W. Allan, Moss Park ; for St. James' Ward, Mr. John Shea, 109 Seaton street ; for St. George's Ward,

Yonge street ; for St. John's Ward, Mr. EK. |

Hobson, 5 Agnes street ; for St. Patrick's Ward, Rev. A. J. Broughall, St. Stephen's

Matron, Mrs, Munro,

Girls' Home and Public Nursery. - Located on Sherbourne street. Board of Managers for 1868, - Honorary Member, Mrs. Wm. Elliott; 1st Directress, Mrs, McCaw ; 2nd do., Mrs. A. R. McMaster; 3rd do., Mrs. R, Gilmour; Secretary, Miss Elliot ; 'Treasurer, Mrs. Kerr; Treasurer of Building Fund, Mrs. Cassidy.

Lying-in Hospital. - Located at the cort ner of Richmond and Shepherd streets, 1s, Directress, Mrs. Grasett'; 2nd do., Mrs- Hodder; Treasurer, Mrs, Cumberland ; Secretary, Mrs. J. Ridout ; Matron, Mrs. Black.

Toronto Magdalene Asylum. - Yonge St., Yorkville, north of Toll Gate. Oftice Bear-

' ers. - Honorary Visiting Managers, Mrs, J.

Baldwin, Mrs. McCutcheon, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. 'l'opp ; Directresses, Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. MecMurrich, Mrs. Alcorn, Mrs. Freeland ; Treasurer, Mrs. James Lesslie ; Secretary,

| Mrs. Thomas Ewart ; Visiting Physician, Rev. Alex. Williams, 22 Mercer street ; for | St. Andrew's Ward, Mr. J. Tyner, 117 |

Parsonage; Mr. Chas. Duckett, General |

ge «fac ot he Weekly Committees meet on'Tuesdays and Fridays, at 9 o'clock a.m.

The Bc wd or Managers meet on the third Thursday of each month, at half-past 3 o'clock, p.m.

Boys' Home. - Located east side of George near Gerrard street.

of crime.

Board of Management. - Lady Patron- esses, Mrs, Stisted and Mrs. Draper ; Direc- tresses, Mrs. McCutcheon, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. Hodgins, Mrs, Gzowski, Mrs. John Ridout, Mrs, Cosens, Mrs. David- son; Treasurer, Mrs, Mulholland; Secretary, Mrs, A. H. Coulson ; Managers, Mrs. i. Baldwin, Mrs. Beardmore, Mrs, Brunskill, Mrs. Beard, \rs, Crombie, Mrs. Cosens, Mrs, A. H. Coulson, Mrs, Dunlop, Mrs. Davidson,

; For the training and | maintenance of destitute boys not convicted | | Denyer, 8S. Hammond, F. Osler, Thomas

Dr. Robinson.

NATIONAL SOCIETIES.

St. George's Socicty. - Instituted for the relief of sick and destitute Englishmen and their descendants, Established 1836 ; Incor- porated 1858, Office-hearers, 1868: Presi- dent - John Crickmore ; Vice-Presidents - Ist. James EK. Day; 2nd. Lewis Gordon ; érd. 8S. G. Wood. Chaplains - Rev. Pro-

| vost Whitaker, M.A., Rev. W. 8, Darling. | Physicians - Dr. Berryman, Dr. Rowell, Dr.

| Tempest.

Treasurer - K, Bradburne. Secs retary - H. Mortimer. Committee - Messrs. F, Biscoe, W. T. Boyd, Robert Cox, W.

Shaw. _Stewards - Messrs. C, J. Blomfield, A. R. Boswell, Geo, Chanter, Joseph Hurd, Geo, L, Maddison, W. Rk. Nursey, Avdi- tors - Messrs. H. Pellatt and William Hope. Marshal - James Hurd. Standard Bearers - Messrs, John Symonds and H. Jackman.

St. ? Andrew's Society. - List of officers of the St. Andrew's Society of the City of Toronto, in the County of York and Pro- vince of Ontario : - President - The Hon'ble

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Grasett, Mra. OC, rag kK, ee vins, Mrs, rt McCutcheon, Mis. . McMurrich, Miss Mrs. Ryerson, Mes, Ridout, Mrs. James mith, Mrs, D. Wil- EK. Wilson ; Honor- . Allan, Mrs, John Mrs. I, C. Gilmor, is Moffat ; Solicitor, lical Officer, James rs, Bankof Toronto;

Nursery. - Located Board of Managers for r, Mrs. Wm. Elliott; Jarl ; 2nd do., Mrs, .» Mrs. R. Gilmour ; |; 'Treasurer, Mrs. hilding Fund, Mrs.

wocated at the cort iepherd streets, 18, tt; 2nd do., Mrs- Mrs. Cumberland ; lout ; Matron, Mrs.

sylum. - Yonge St., Gate. Oftice Bear- | Managers, Mrs, J. heon, Mrs. Blake, » Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. rm, Mrs. Freeland ; Lesslie ; Secretary, Visiting Physician,

ICIETIES.

- Instituted for the ute Englishmen and blished 1836 ; Incor- avers, 1868: Presi- ; Vice-Presidents - nd. Lewis Gordon ; uaplains - Rev. Pro- tev. W. S, Darling. an, Dr. Rowell, Dr. |. Bradburne. Sees Committee - Messrs, 1, Robert Cox, W. F. Osler, Thomas s. C, J. Blomfield, inter, Joseph Hurd, R, Nursey, Atli- and William Hope. Standard Bearers - nd H, Jackman.

j. - List of officers tiety of the City of of York and Pro- ident - The Hon'ble

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David L. perehiteon, Senator ; 1st Vice- President, Mr. Robert Hay ; 2nd Vice-Presi- dent, Mr. W. Mortimer Clark ; Managers - Messrs. John Paterson, W. Mitchell, J. Ritchey ; Chaplains - Rev. John Barclay, D.D., Rev. John Jennings, D.D., Rev. A. Torp i Physicians - James Thorburn, M.D., J. L. Lizars, M.D.; Treasurer - Mr. Isaac C. Gilmor ; Secretary - Mr. James H. Mor- ris ;~ Committce of Accounts - Messars, W. B. MeMurrich, John Paterson, A. Me- Pherson ; Standard Bearera - Messrs, TT, M. Pringle, George MéMurrich, J. D. Edgar, RK. Maitland. The Socicty holds Ng meetings every year, viz.: -

n the second Thursday in February, May, August and November, the last of which is called ''The Meeting preparatory to the Anniversary Assembly." Thirteen members constitute a quorum. annually from among the resident members at the Preparatory Meeting, and to be in- stalled on the Festival of St. Andrew next ensuing.

St. Patrick's Society. - Office-Bearers for 1867-8. - President - Frank Shanley. - Vice- Presidents - 1st. Frank Smith ; 2nd., John A. Donaldson. Treasurer, Thos. Maclear ; Corresponding Secretary, William Halley ; Reording Secretary, Charles V. Warmoll ; Asst, Secretary, Ino. Donaldson. Committee Y Management, Thos. Wilson, J. D. Merrick,

ames Kerr, Robert Sullivan, A. McMaster, William McMaster, John Canavan, John O'Denohoe, John Carr, J. B. Cook, Lieut.- Col. Gilmor, Alderman Dickey, Robert Wilkes, L. G. Bolster, George Harding, Thomas McCrosson ; Stewards, Lieut.-Col. Gilmor, Robert Sullivan, J. D. Merrick, Major McMaster, Alderman Dickey, R. A.

Harrison, J. B. Cook, and several others, | Meetings: Committee Meetings held every |

Monday Evening, at 4p.m., at the Office of the Society, for the transaction of tle Special Business of the Society. Applications for aid received only at these meetings. Afonthly Mectings - First Friday in every month.

Officers to be chosen |

Quarterly Mectings - First Friday in every | third month, including every Third Monthly |

Meeting, both held for General Business of the Society. Annual Meeting - 27th March. Election of Officers - First Monday in March in every year.

SOIENTIFIN AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS.

Toronto Mechanics' Institute. - Officers for 1868 - President, Hon. G. W. Allan ; Ist Vice-President, W. P. Marston ; 2nd Vice- President, D. Spry ; Treasurer, W. Edwards ; Directors, C. W. Bunting, W. P. Marston, B. E, Clarke, William Halley, John Withrow, W. H. Sheppard, R. W. Elliott, F. W. Cumberland, Thomas Davison, Thomas

McCrosson, H. Langley, N. L. Piper, Chas, Carnegie. Richard Lewis, Secretary ; Wm. Ellingsworth, Keeper.

Young Men's Christian 'Association, - Rooms, 34 King atreet east. Free Reading Room, open daily from 8 a.m, to 10 p.m.

Meetings. - eekly Meeting, for devo- tional exercises, reading essays, and discus- sion thereon, every Tuesday _evening, at eight o'clock, Prayer wien every Satur- day evening from 8 to 9 o'clock. Cot Prayer Meetings are held every week in Berkeley Street Fire Hall - on Britain street, Sayer street, &c. . Bible Class every Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Bethel Service held every Sabbath afternoon (during season of navigation) on board steamer '' City of To- ronto," Yonge street wharf. Young men are cordially invited to visit the Rooms, and attend the weekly meetings and Bible Class. Persons desirous of joining the Association can obtain forms of application for member- ship, in accordance with Article I of By- laws, at the Rooms, or from the Recording Secretary.

Officers for 1867-68 - President, Daniel Wilson, LL.D.; Vice-Presidents, Robert Baldwin, James Carlyle, M.D., B. Homer Dixon, K.N.L., George Hague, John Mac-

| donald, Robert Walker ; Corresponding Sec-

retary, J. C. Hamilton, M.A.; Recording Seeretary, Walter B. Copp ; Treasurer, John K. Macdonald ; Librarian, F, W. Kingstone ; Directors, Wm. Anderson, W. J. Morphy, Wm. Grainger, John Laird, Geo, Chaffey, Jr., Richard Faircloth, W. J. Robertson, t J. Joselin ; John Beattie, City Missionary ; Wm. Robinson, Assistant Librarian, 34 King stieet east, house same.

Upper Canada Bible Society. - Office- bearers for 1868. - Patron, His Excellency Stanly Monck, Baron Monck, Governor- General of British North America, &c., &c., &c. ; President, the Honorable George W. Allan ; Vice-Presidents, Right Rev. Dr. Cronyn, Bishop of Huron ; Very Rev. Dean Grasett, Revs. J. Richardson, D.D., James Harris, A. Lillie, D.D., E. Wood, D.D., J. Jennings, D.D., R. Burns, D.D., M. Wii- lis, D.D., LL.D., A. Sanson, A. Green, D. D., E. Ryerson, D.D., LL.D., J. H. Robin- son, I'. S. Ellerby, R. A. Fyfe, D.D., Lach- lan Taylor, D.D., Wellington Jetfers, D.D., William McClure, E. Baldwin, M.A., W. Reid, M.A.; W. A. Baldwin, Esq., Hon. William McMaster, Hon. W. H. Blake, Hon, Oliver Mowat, George Buckland, "4 John Macdonald, Esq., Daniel Wilson, L D., A. T.. McCord, Esq. ; Treasurer, the Honorable William McMaster ; Secretaries, the Rev. Wm. Reid M.A., J. George Hod.

ins, Esq., LL.B., George Hague, Esq. ; velling Agents, 8. B. Johnson, Esq., Rev

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kman, Rev, T, Goldsmith ; Deposi- | James Carless ; Ditectows me isters of the gospel who are members of the society, Messrs. Mohn Tyner, William Os- borne, A. Christie, James Foster, H. Morti- mer, Alex. Rattray, G. L. Beardmore, M. Pearson, Samuel Rogers, H, Graham, K, W. Kingstone, Robert Wilkes, B. Homer Dixon, Dr. C. B. Hall, R. Baldwin, J. J. Wood- house, J. McBean; Kingston Auxiliary, Very Rev. William Snodgrass, D.D., Rev. K. i. Fenwick, M. Sweetnam, Esq.

Upper Canada Religious Tract and Book Society - Office- Bearers for 1868, - President, | Rev. James Richardson, -D.D.; Vice Presi- dents, Right Rev. Dr. Cronyn, Bishop of | Huron, Very Rev. H. J. Grasett, B.D., Dean of Toronto, Rev. James Harris, Rev, A. Lillie, D.D., Rev. R. Burns, D.D., Rev, J. Jennings, D.D., Rev. E. Wood, D.D., Rev. Rh. A. Byte, D.D., Rev. W. Reid, A.M., J. Esq., Hon. J. MeMurrich, Hon.

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C. W. Daly, Wm. MoM:

rich; Secretaries, Rev, T. F. Caldicott, D.D., John K. MeDonald, Agent, Rev. Peter

Kerr; Depository, Mr James Carless; Diree- |

tors - all Ministers of the Gospel who are

Memers of the Society, Messrs. C. Walker, | A. Christie, J. Brown, 8. Rogers, W. 'T. |

Mason, J. J. Woodhouse, R. Baldwin, Dr.

Tempest, Jas. Foster, H. Graham, D, Bu- |

chan, G. I. Beardmore.

MISCELLANEOUS ASSOCIATIONS.

Toronto Typographical Union, No. 91. - |

Originally Established February 9, 1844. - Officers for 1868, - President, - Charles

Blackhall. Vice-President. - W. J. Hambly. |

Corresponding Secretary. - J. S, Williams.

Financial Secretary. - T. R. Bentley. Record- |

ing Secretary. - A. Harcourt.

Licensed Victuallers' Association of On- |

tario. - President. - William Balkwill, Esq., London. First Vice-President. - J.W. Goer- ing, Esquire, Hamilton. Second Vice-Presi- dent, - John Paul, Esq., Meaford. Grand Treasurer. - John MacDonald, Esy., Lon- don. Grand Seeretary - James Smith, Esq.,

London.

Licensed Victuallers' Association of Western

Ont. - Toronto Div. - Officers, 1868. - Chair-

man. - Mr. J. Spence. Vice-Chairman. - Mr,

J.1I. Evans. Treaswrer. - Mr. John Cornnell. | Secretary. - Mr. Robert Taylor. Warden. - } Mr. James Hurry. Committec. - Messrs. John | Mercer, John Bolam, Thomas Brown, M. |

Cc. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s

| Chairman, - J. | John Spence, John Bolam, and Malcolm

aster, A. T. MeCord, Esq., Wim. | Osborne, Esq., John Tyner, Esq., J. F. Mare | ling, Esq.; Treasurer, Hon. John MeMur- |

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G. H. Gray, Thomas Brown,.. B. Lloyd, Jacob Schaefer, and J» Crocker, Stewards, -

| Messrs, George Giddings, John Smith, and | Thos, Moor,

Auditor, - Mr, Richard Walsh. Master of Ceremonies, - Mr. George Hull,

| Marshall, - Mrv, John H. Meyer,

* Spirit. of the Age" Printing Company. Ick Evans. Trustees, -

MeFarlane. Directors, - John Cornnell, John Mercer, J. W. Brown, Jacob Schaefer and Samuel Higgins, Z'reesurer. - Chas, Givins.

| Seerelary. - Thomas Brown,

CHURCHES. ENGLISH CHURCHES, Cathedral of St. James, King strect east, | - Very Rev. H. J. Grasett, B. D., Dean of Toronto, Rector ; Assistant Ministers, Rev. Canon Baldwin, M. A., Rev. J. 8. Baker. St. George's Church, John strevt. - Ven. Archdeacon Fuller, D.D., Rev. T. S. Ellerby. | Church of the Holy Trinity, Trinity Square, | - Rev. H. Scadding, D.D., Rev. W. 8. Darling, Rev. H. W. Davies, B. D.

St. Peter's Church, Carlton street. - Rev. | S. J, Boddy, M. A.

Trinity Church, King street east. - Rev. 'Jexander Sanson,

in, John's Church, Victoria Square, - Rev, Alex. Williams, B. A.

St. Stephen's Church, College street. - Rev. | A. J. Broughall, M.A.

Trinity College Chapel. - Rev. Provost Whitaker, M. A., Rev. John Ambery, M.A., Rey. Wm. Jones, M. A.

St. Anne's Church. - Rev. John Hilton.

St. Paul's and Old St. Paul's Church. - Rev. Saltern Givins, Rev. J. Langtry, M. A.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. Bay strect Church, corner of Bay and | Richmond streets. - Rev. John Jennings, D.D. Services at 11 a.m., and 7 p.m, Knox's Church, Queen street, near Yonge. | - Rev. Alexander Topp, A.M. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. | Cooke's Church, Queen ! Church and Nelson. - Rev. Wm. Gregg, | A.M. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, Gould street Church, corner of Gould and | Victoria streéts. - Rev. John M. King. Ser- vices at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.

West End Church, Queen street, corner of

Denison Avenue. - Rey. Robert Wallace.

street, between

Macfarlane, J. Shannessy, 8S. Higgins, and George Jones. Directors, - The Chairman of the Division, Mr. John Spence, and Messrs. J. I. Evans, John Bolam, John Cornnell,

Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. St. Andrew's Church, corner of Chureh

| and Adelaide streets. - Rev. John Barelay,

D.D. Services at 11 am. and 7 p.m.

Brown,.. B. Lloyd, 'rocker, Stewards, - gs, John Smith, and Mr, Richard Walsh, Mr. George Hull, [. Meyer. ' Printing Company. Evans. T'rustees, - blam, and Malcolm John Cornnell, John Jacob Schaefer and wrer, - Chas. Givins, Wi.

IURCHES,

3, King strect east, ett, B. D., Dean of

stant Ministers, Rev. Rev. J. S. Baker.

John street. - Ven. ., Rey. T. 8S. Ellerby. inity, Trinity Sxuare, D.D., Rev. W. 8. davies, B.D.

Carlton street. - Rev.

ig street cast. - Rev. ictoria Square. - Rev, | College street. - Rev.

hapel. - Rev. Provost John Ambery, M.A,,

Rey. John Hilton. St, Paul's Church. - rv. J. Langtry, M. A.

CHURCHES.

corner of Bay and ey. John Jennings, m., and 7 p.m.

n street, near Yonge. », A.M. Services at

een street, between Rey. Wm. Gregg, m. and 7 p.m. eorner of Gould and ohn M. King. Ser- hm. een street, corner of .. Robert Wallace. 7 p.m. bh, corner of Chureh Rev. John Barelay, m. and 7 p.m.

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Reform Presbyterian Church, James street, corner of Louisa. - No regular Pastor.

Charles street Church. - No regular Pasior.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES,

St. Michael's Cathedral, Bond Street, Right Rev. J. J. Lynch, D.D., Bishop ; Very Rev. J. ¥. Jamot, V.G., Rector; Rev. M. J. Waite, Rev. J. O'Donohoe, Assistants.

St. Paul's, Power Street, Very Rev. F. P. Rooney, V.G. P.P. ; Rev. J. R. Lee, Assis- tant.

St. Mary's, Bathurst Street, Rev. J. B. Proulx, P.P., Chaplain to H. M. Forces.

St. Patrick's, Dummer Street, Rev. J. M. ryaurent, P.P.

St. Basil's, Clover Hill, Church of the Basilian Fathers, Rev. C. Vincent, Superior.

METHODIST CHURCHES,

East Crrevuit. - Adelaide street Wesleyan | Methodist Church, corner of Adelaide and |

Toronto streets. - Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Yorkville Wesleyan Methodist Church, Bloor street, Yorkville. - Services at 10:30 a.m, and 6:30 p.m.

Berkeley street Wesleyan Methodist Church, corner of Queen and Berkeley streets. - Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Wesr Cincuit. - -Richmond street Wes-

leyan Methodist Church.2-Services at 10:30 |

am, and 6:30 p.m.

Queen street Wesleyan Methodist Church. - |

Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Elm street Wesleyan Methodist Church. - Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Cooper's Wesleyan Methodist Church. - Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Seaton street Wesleyan Methodist Church, Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Queen street west Wesleyan Methodist Church. - Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

New Connexion Methodist Church.- - Ser- vices at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m,

Primitive Methodist Church, <Alice street, near Yonge. - -Services at 10:30 am. and 6:30 p.m.

Primitive Methodist Church, Yonge street, York. ville. - Services at 10:30 a.m, and 6:80 p.m.

Methodist Episcopal Church, William street, Yorkville. - Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30

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Parliament street Church, Primitive Metho- dist. - -Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

British Methodist Episcopal Church (Afri- can), 84 Sayer street. - Services at,10:30 a.m, and 6:30 p.m.

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EPISCOPAL METHODIST,

Sayer street Church. - -Rey. Mr. Bannon. Service at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m.

Richmond street Church. - Rev. Mir. Carto. Service at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m.

BAPTIST CHURCHES,

Alexander strect Church. - Rev. G. A. Me- Nutt, Pastor. Public worship, 11 a.m. and 6:36 pm. Sabbath School, 2:30 p.m. Weekly prayer meeting, Thursday, at 7:30 p-m., in basement.

Bond street Church. - T. ¥'. Caldicott, D. D., Pastor. Prayer meeting in basement from 10a.m. toll a.m. Public worship at ll a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School at 2:30 p.m. Weekly prayer meeting, Thurs-

day, at 7:30 p.m., in basement.

Queen street Church. - Rev. J. H. Magee. Public worship at 11 a.m. and 3p.m. Sun- day School, 2 p.m. Prayer mecting on Wednesday evening, at 8 p.m.

CONGRIGATIONAL CHURCHES, Zion Church, Adelaide street, corner of Public worship at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Dond street Church, corner of Cruickshank, Rev. F. H. Marling, Pastor. Public wor-

| ship at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m,

Wood street Church, corner of Church.- - Rev. R. T. Thomas, Pastor, Public wor- ship at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIG,

South side of Richmond street, near Yonge. - Rev. George Ryerson, Pastor.

DISCIPLES,

The congregation of Disciples meet every Lore s Day, at the brick Meeting House, on the corner of Victoria and Shuter streets, at ll am, and 6 p.m. Seats free.

JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.

155 Yonge street. - M. Gorfenkel, Reader, Public worship on Saturdays, at 9 a.m., and holidays.

EVANGELICAL UNION.

Situated on Albert strect, near Yonge.-- Rev. Henry Melville, Pastor. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 6:80 p.m.

BRETHREN,

Meeting Room situated on Alexander street, between Yonge and Church, north side.

NEW JERUSALEM.

Albert street. - Mr. John Parker, at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

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GERMAN LUTHERAN.

Bond street. - Rev. C. F. W. Rechenberg. Service at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.

UNITARIAN CHURCH.

Jarvis street, above Cruickshank. - Rev. J. R. Lavelle. Service at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School in connection, at 2:30 pm.

Toronto Jatt Misston, for holding Bible Classes among the prisoners, meet at the Jail every Sunday morning, at 9a.m. Super- intendent, J. George Hodgins, LL. B. ; Trea- surer, Sheriff Jarvis ; Teachers and Messen-

rs : George Hague, Esq., (Bank of Toronto) firs, Buell, Mrs. Price, Mr. Lugscin, Mr. McNaught, Mr. Venn, and others.

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OHURCH SCOIETY - DIOCESE OF TORONTO.

Patrons, - His Excellency the Governor General ; the Venerable Society for Promot- ing Christian Knowledge ; the Venerable Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts.

President. - The Hon. and Right Rever- end the Lord Bishop of the Diocese.

Vice-Presidents. - The Very Rev. Dean of Toronto; the Venerable Archdeacon of Niagara; the Rural Deans; Rev. Dr. Beaven; Rev. Provost Whitaker; the Hon. Chief Justice Draper ; the Hon. Chancellor Vankoughnet ; the Hon. Vice-Chancellor Spragge; the Hon. G@. S. Boulton; the

on. J. H. Cameron; the Hon. G. W Allan; Henry Ruttnn, Esquire ;_ J. W. Gamble, Esquire; J. R. Williams, Esquire ; EK. G. O'Brien, Esquire ; L. Moffatt, Esq. ; Colonel Kingsmill.

Standing Committee and Mission Board. - His Lordship the President ; the Arch- deacon of Toronto; the Archdeacon of Niagara ; the Rura) Deans; one Clerical Delegate for each District Branch ; one Lay Delegate for each District Branch ; Rev. Dr. Beaven ; Rey. J. G. Geddes ; Rev. W. 8. Darling ; Rev. H. Brent; Rev. H. C. Cooper; Canon Reed; Dr. O'Meara; J, W. Gamble, Esquire; R. B. Denison, Esquire ; C. J. Campbell, Esquire ; Charles Magrath, Esquire,

Land and Investment Committee. - The Venerable Archdeacon Fuller ; Rey, Canon Reed ; R. B. Denison, Esquire; H. J. Joseph, Esquire ; W, Gooderham, Esquire ; P. Paterson, Esquire; W. Gamble, Esquire,

Clergy Trust Commutation Committee, - The Archdeacon of Toronto; the Arch- deacon of Niagara ; Venerable Archdeacon Fuller ; Reverend Dr. MeMurray ; Reverend F. L. Osler, M.A.; Rey. J. G. Geddes, M.A. ; Rev. S. Givins; Rev. G. S. J. Hill; Hon. J. H, Cameron ; Hon, G. 8, Boulton ;

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Hon. G. W. Allan; W. Gamble, Esquire ; C. J. Campbell, Esquire; T. C. Street, Esquire; A, Gavillier, Esquire; F. Farn- comb, Esquire.

Book and Tract Committee. - Rev. Dr. Beaven ; Provost Whitaker; Rev. Canor Reed ; Rev. Canon Baldwin; Rev. Dr. 0' Meara; Rev. William Belt, M.4.; Rev. Alexander Williams, B.A.

Secretary.--W. P. Atkinson, Esquire.

Treasurers. - Venerable Dean Grassett ; C, J. Campbell, Esquire ; L. Moffatt, Esq.

Auditors, - W. Gamble, Esquire, and J. Browne, Esquire.

Episcopal Endowment Committee. - Vene- rable Archdeacon Fuller; Venerable Arch- deacon Palmer; C. Magrath, Esquire ; Rey. Canon Reed; Rev. Canon Baldwin ; Peter Paterson, Esquire.

ROMAN CATHOLIO INSTITUTIONS.

Under the charge of the Clergy of the Diocese Toronto,

St. Michael's College, Clover Hill. - Superior, Rev. C. Vincent ; Professor of Theology, Rev. C. Vincent ; Professor of Logie, Rev. RK. Frachon ; Professor of Natural Philosophy, Rey. M. J. Ferguson ; Profes- sor of Chemistry, Rey. J. Cushin ; Professor of Rhetoric, Rev. Mr J. Ferguson ; 2nd Latin Class, Rev. M. Quinn ; 8rd Latin Class, Rev. L. K. Cherrier ; 1st Commercial Class, Mr. Gorman ; 2nd Commercial Class, Mr. John O'Boyle ; Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Cushin ; Professor of French, Rev. R, Frachon ; Professor of Music, Rey. R. Chal- lander; Master of Discipline, Mr. John Morrow. Number of Students, 100.

Christian Brothers, 12 in number ; con. duct 4 schools - St. Michael's, Richmond Street; St. Mary's, Bathurst Street; St. Paul's, Power Street ; The Academy, Nelson Street, Brother Arnold, Director.

Abvey of the Holy Family, Wellington Square, conducted by the Nuns of Loretto ; Rev. Mother Terese Dease, Supcrioress; Religious, 23; Boarders, 80; School, 60. Free School pupils, 200; Chaplain, - -

Sisters of St. Joseph - Mother Antoinette, Superioress ;. Religious, 66; House of the Novitiate, 8 novices, 24 boarders, 85 day pupils ; Free School attached in which are 60 children. The Sisterhood likewise con- duct schools in various parts of the city ; average attendance, 680.

Sisters of Charity of St Vineent de Paul. - Sister Ursula, Sister servant. St. Mary's Academy, industrial school for girls ; incor: porated by Act of Legislature ; Free Schools for girls ; average attendance, 200.

W. Gamble, Esquire ; squire; T. C. Street, ier, Esquire ; F. Farn-

Commvittee. - Rev. Dr. hitaker; Rev. Canor Baldwin ; Rev. Dr. O' iam Belt, M.4.; Rev. ) B.A.

. Atkinson, Esquire. herable Dean Grassett ; quire ; L. Moffatt, Esq.

amble, Esquire, and J..

ment Committee. - V ene- 'uller; Venerable Arch- C. Magrath, Esquire ;

Rev. Canon Baldwin ; ire.

DLIO INSTITUTIONS.

the Clergy of the Diocese "oronto,

Mollege, Clover Hill. - Vincent ; Professor of Vincent ; Professor of ion ; Professor of Natural 4. J, Ferguson ; Profes- ey. J, Cushin ; Professor fe J. Ferguson ; 2nd Latin un ; 8rd Latin Class, Rev. t Commercial Class, Mr. mercial Class, Mr. John ' of Mathematics, Rev. gor of French, Rev. R. of Music, Rev. R. Chal- f Discipline, Mr. John of dtaents 100.

8, 12 in number ; con. t. Michael's, Richmond s, Bathurst Street ; St. t; The Academy, Nelson old, Director.

oly Family, Wellington by the Nuns of Loretto ; 'ese Dease, Superioress; arders, 80; School, 60. s, 200; Chaplain, - -

eph - Mother Antoinette, ious, 66; House of the es, 24 boarders, 85 day ol attached in which are Sisterhood likewise con- arious parts of the city ; 680

jof St Vincent de Paul. - ter servant. St. Mary's il school for girls ; incor: Legislature ; Free Schools ittendance, 200,

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School of the Loretto Nuns - Bond Strect'; average attendance, 120,

St. Vincent's Select School - Conducted by the Sisters of Charity ; average attendance, 100

House of Providence - Mother De Chantal, Superioress ; Religious, 12; Orphans, 180; old and infirm, 120,

UNIVERSITIES, COLE eo ADamies AND 80HOO:

UNIvErsiTy oF Tononto.. - Visitor - Right Honorable Charles Stanley, Viscount Monck, Gove nor-General of British North America.

Chancellor - Hon, Joseph C. Morrison.

Vice-Chancellor - Adam Crooks, Esq., LL.D.

Members of the Senate - Jolin Langton, M. A.; Rev. J. McCaul, LL.D.; Hon. James Patton, LL.D., Q.C.; Hon. David Christie, Senator ; Sir Wm. E. Logan, D.C.L., F.R.S., James J. Hayes, M.D.; Rev. A. Lillie, D.D.; Rev. E. Ryerson, D.D.; The Principal of Queen's College ; Rev. S. S. Nelles, M.D.; Very Rev. A. McDonell; G. R. Cock- burn, M.A. ; William T. Aikins, M.D. ; H. H. Croft, D.C.L., F.C.S.; J. B. Cherriman, M.A.; Daniel Wilson, LL.D.; Rey. John Jennings, D.D.; Hon. O. Mowat ; G. Herrick, M.D.; Ira Lewis, M.A. ; Larratt W. Smith, D.C.L.; 8. S. Macdonell, Li.D.; Rev. H. B. Jessop, M.A.; J. Helli- well, M.A.; W. G. Draper, M.A.; T. A. McLean, M.A.; John Boyd, M.A., BC.L.; D. McMichael, LL.D.; J. E. Thomson, B.A.; E. C. Jones, B.A.; J. D. Armour, B.A.; J. J. Kingsmill, B.A.; Hon. ; Cayley, Rev. W. McClure ; Rev. Dr. Fyfe ; J. H. Morris, M.A.; E. Blake, M.A.; Rev. Dr. Barclay ; Rey. W. F. Checkley ; Right Rey. J. Walsh ; Rev. A. Carman, B.A. ; T, H. Bull, M.A.; Rev. John Davison ; Very Rev. Dean I. Hellmuth, D.D.

Officers of the Senate - Rev. A. Lorimer, Librarian ; T'. Moss, M.A., Registrar.

Scholarships offered at Examinations of the University - Faculty of Law, 4: 1° for Matriculants, 1 for Students one year's standing, 1 for Students two years' standing, 1 for Students three years' standing. Facul- ty of Medicine, 4: 1 for Matriculants, 1 for Students one year's standing, 1 for Students two years' standing, 1 for Students, three years' standing. Faculty of Arts, 24: at the Junior Matriculation Examination, 1 in Classics, 1 in Mathematics, 2 for general

roficiency in all the subjects appointed for

unior Matriculants ; at the Senior Matricu- lant Examination, 1 in Classics, 1 in Mathe- matics, 2 for general ihe ting in all the subjects appointed for Senior Matriculants ; at the Examination for the first year, 1 in Classics, 1 in Mathematics, 2 for general

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preficiency; at the Examination of the second year, 1 in Classics, 1 in Mathematics, 1 in Natural Sciences, 1 in Modern Lan- guages, with History, 1 in Logic, Meta- physics and Ethics, 1 in pene Promeency : at the examination of the third year, 1 in Classics, 1 in Mathematics, 1 in Natural Sciences, 1 in Modern Languages, witb History, 1 in Metaphysics and Ethics, with Civil Polity, Natural Theology and History, 1 for general proficiency. Value of each Scholarship, $120, and tenable for one year only.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, ToronTo, - Visi- tor- - His Excellency the Right Hon. Viscount Lord Monck, Governor-General of British North America, &c., &c.

President - Rev. John McCaul, LL.D.

Professors, &c. - Rev. Jno. McCaul, LL. D., Professor of Classical Literature, Logic and Rhetoric; Rev. James Beaven, D.D., Pro- fessor of Metaphysics and Ethics; H. H. Croft, D.C.L., Professor of Chemistry and Experimental Agra yk ; George Buckland, Esq., Professor of Theory and Practice of Agriculture ; J. B. Cherriman, M.A., Pro- fessor of Natural Philosophy ; Daniel Wil- son, LL.D., Professor of History and English Literature ; Rey. William Hincks, F.L.S., Professor of Natural History ; E. J. Chapman, Ph. D., Professor of Mineralogy and Geology; G. T. Kingston, M.A., Pro- fessor of Meteorology, and Director of the Magnetical Observatory ; W. G. Falcon- brides, B.A., Acting Lecturer on Italian and Spanish; J. i Hirschfelder, Esq., Lecturer on Oriental Literature; W. ng VanderSmissen, M.A., Acting Lecturer on German ; Emile Pernet, Esq., Acting Lec-. turer on French; James Loudon, M.A., Mathematical Tutor and Dean; G. S. Good-- willie, M.A., Classical Tutor ; David Buchan, Esq., Acting Registrar; Henry Rowsell, printer, bookseller and stationer.

TRINITY COLLEGE. - Corporationof Trinity College; The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Huron ; The Right Rey. the Lord Bishop of: Ontario; The Right Rey. the Lord Bishop. of Toronto,

Trustees: - The Very Rey. the Dean of: Toronto; the Hen. G. W. Allan; Lewis Moffatt, Esq.

Treasurer ; - '

Council :- - Honorary members: John Ar- nold, Esq.; Ex-otficio Members: The Hon. John Hillyard Cameron, Chancellor of the University ; the Rev. the Provost of Trinity College ; the Rev. John Ambery, M.A., Pro- fessor of Classics ; the Rey. William Jones- M.A., Professor of Mathemati:s,

Members from the Diocese of Toronto. - Prof. Bovell, M.D.; the Very Rev. the Dean of Toronto; the Hon, G. W. Allan;

Lewis Moffatt, Esq.; the Hon. Mr. Vice- Chancellor Sprogge; James M. Strachan, .; the Hon Mr. Justice Hagarty, D.C.L.; Samuel Bickerton Harman, B.C. L. ; "the Ven. the Archdeacon of Niagara; the Rev. W. McMurray, D.D., D.C.L.; *the Rev. 8, Givens; "the Rev. J. G, Geddes, M.A.; *James Henderson, Esq.; C. J. Camp- bell, Esq. ; Christopher Robinson, Esq., M.A. ; the Ven. the Archdeacon of Toronto. Members from the Diocese of Ontario. - The Ven. H. Patton, D.C.L., Archdeacon of On- tario; James A. Henderson, D.C.L.; the Rev. Wm. Bleasdell, M.A.; the Rev. Ed- ward Jukes Boswell, D.C.L.; the Very Rev. James Lyster, LL.D., Dean of Ontario. *Nominated by the Bishop ot Toronto; the other members from the Diocese of Toronto being elected by the Corpora.ion. - Secretary : - harles i ig D.C.L.; Provost: Rev. Geo. Whittaker, M.A.; Pro- fessov of Divinity : The Provost ; Professor ef Classics: Rev. John Amberry, M.A.; Pro- fessor of Mathematics: Rev. Wm. Jones, M.A.; Professor of Physiology and Chemis- try: James Bovell, M.D.; Classical Lec- turer: Rev. A. J. Broughall, M.A.; Pro- fessor of Music: G. W. Strathy, Mus. Doc.; Lecturer in French: Mons. Emile Pernet ; Lecturer on Drawing and the Fine Arts: Mr. Geo. Gilbert.

Uprrr CanapAa CoLLEGE. - Founded 1829. Visitor--His Excellency the Governor-Gen- eral.

Principai--George R. R. Cockburn, M..A,

Masters - William Wedd, M.A., first Clas- sical Master ; James Brown, M.A., Mathe- matical Master ; C. W. Connon, LL.D., English Classical Master ; John Martland, B.A., second Classical Master, and resident Master in vollege boarding-house ; Michael Barrett, M.A., M.D., first English ifaster, and Lecturer on Chemistry and Physiology ; C. J. Thompson, Esq., second English Mas- ter; Rev. EF. Schliiter, M.A., French and German Master; J. A. Paterson, B.A., Assistant Mathematical Master ; R. Baigent, Esq., Drawing Master ; eee Goodwin, Gymnastics, Fencing and Drill. Bursar, D. Buchan, Esq. Janitor and Messenger, Jas. Marshall.

Fees. - The fee for all the regular subjects taught, is, per term : one pupil, $10 00 ; two brothers, $9 00 each ; three brothers, $8 00 each ; the fee for Ornamental Drawing, $2 per term extra,

College Boarding-House, - Fee (inclusive of Tuition), $45 per term.

N.B. - All fees, whether for Board or Tuition, are payable strictly in advance to the Bursar of the Institution. Boys enter- ing during any term are charged after a certain period only for the unexpired portion of that Term at the above rates,

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tember Ist. The Winter Term November 10th. The Spring Term begins February 5th. The Summer Term begins April 21st.

Knox CottecE. - Principal and Professor of Systematic Divinity, Rev. M. Willis, D.D., L.L.D. ; Emeritus Professor of Church History, Rev. R. Burns, D.D. ; Apologetics and Exegetical Theology, Rev. W. Caven ; Lecturer on Evidences, Rev. R. Ure; Lec turer on Homiletics, Rev. J. J. A. Proud- foot ; Chairman of College Board, Rev. D. Inglis, Hamilton ; Secretary, Rev. W. Reid, A.M. Session opens on the first Wednesday of October, and closes on the first Wednes- day of April.

PROVINCIAL NoRMALAND MODELSCHOOLS, FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING OF TEACHERS. - Normal School: J. H. Sangs- ter, M.A., M.D., Head Master; Rev. H.W. Davies, D.D., Second Master; J. G. Hod-

ins, L.L.B., Lecturer on the School Law of Jpper Canada; Samuel Clare, Teacher of Book-keeping and Writing; William Arm- strong, C.E., Drawing Master; H. F. Sefton, Teacher of Vocal Music ; Major H. Goodwin, Teacher of Gymnastics and Calisthenics, Model Schools, in which the Normal School Students practice the art of Teaching: J. Carlyle, M.D., Master of the Boys' School; James Hughes, First Assistant; Charles Archibald, Second Assistant ; Mrs. Martha Cullen, Mistress of Girls' School; Clara Clark, First Assistant ; Caroline E. McCaus- land, Second Assistant, and the Teachers of Writing, Book-keeping, Drawing, Music, Gymnastics and Calisthenics in the Norma. School.

The Sessions of the Normal School com- mence on the 8th of January and 8th of August, and close on the 15th of June and 15th of December in each year.

Counct, oF PuBiic INSTRUCTION FOR Upper CaNnapa, - Rev. Egerton Ryerson, D.D., L.L.D., Chief Superintendent of Edu- cation ; Right Rev. John J. Lynch, D.D., R. C. Bishop of Toronto; Very Rev. Dean Grasset, B.D. ; Hon. Mr. Justice Morrison ; Rev. J. Jennings, D.D.; Rev. J. Barclay, D.D.; Hon. Wm. McMaster, and Rev. W. Ormiston, D.D., Members for the purpose of the Grammar School Act; Rev. John Me- Caul, L.L.D., President of University Col- lege, and the Presidents of the Colleges affiliated with the Toronto University. A, Marling, LL.B., Recording Clerk.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, Onrario. - For the general administration of the Grammar and Common School Laws.

Education Ofice. - Rev. Egerton Ryerson, D,D., L.L.D., Chief Superintendent of Edu- gation; John Geo, Hodgins, L.L.B., F.R.G.8.,

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LAND MopELSCHOOLS, N AND TRAINING OF School: J. H. Sangs- d Master ; Rev. H.W. N Master; J. G. Hod- ron the School Law of uel Clare, Teacher of riting ; William Arm- Master; H. F. Sefton, ic ; Major H. Goodwin, ics and Calisthenics, ich the Normal School

art of Teaching: J. r of the Boys' School; st Assistant; Charles ssistant; Mrs. Martha Girls' School; Clara t; Caroline E. McCaus- nt, and the Teachers of ing, Drawing, Music, sthenics in the Normal

1e Normal School com- of January and 8th of . the 15th of June and each year.

Lic INSTRUCTION FOR ev. Egerton Ryerson,

Superintendent of Edu- John J. Lynch, D.D., onto; Very Rev. Dean

Mr. Justice Morrison ; ).D.; Rev. J. Barclay, [cMaster, and Rev. W. nbers for the purpose of 1 Act; Rev. John Me- dent of University Col- dents of the Colleges oronto University. A, ording Clerk.

Pusiic INSTRUCTION, general administration | Common School Laws. -Rev. Egerton Ryerson, Superintendent of Edu- igins, L.L.B., F.R.G.8.,

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Deputy Superintendent of Education and Faditor of the Journal of Education for On- taric ; Alex. Marling, L.L.B., Chief Clerk and Accountant, having also charge of Gram- mar School Meteorological Returns ; A. J. Williamson, Clerk of Correspondence ; F. J. Taylor, Clerk of Statistics ; J.T. R. Stinson, Assistant Clerk of Statistics; W. H. Atkin- son, Assistant Clerk of Correspondence ; Office Messenger, James Moore.

Depository Branch. - S. P. May, M.D., Clerk of Libraries ; Edward B. Cope, Deposi- tory Salesman ; Edward J. Russell, Assistant Clerk of Libraries ; Henry Wilkinson, Assist. Depository Silesman ; G. Barber, Depository Packer and Messenger.

Offices in the Victoria Square, Toronto.

Number of public libraries, 1868, 1,035 ; number of volumes 2, 210,37.

EpvcationaL Musrum. - Connected with the Educational Department is a Museum, containing specimens of school apparatus and furniture, a valuable collection of Italian, Dutch and Flemish oil paintings and statu- ary casts and busts. The Museum is freely open to the public.

GramMAn ScHoois. - Each of these schools (which form the intermediate link between the Common Schools and the Universities) is managed by a Board of Trustees, appointed jointly by the County and Town Councils,

n cities the trustecs are all appointed by the City Council, except where there is only one school in the county. The head master must be a graduate of a British or Colonial Uni- versity, unless certificated and appeinted by the 18th September, 1865. Besides fees, local rates or contributions to the extent of half the Government grant must be raised for the master's salary. The grant is pay- able to those schools only which attain a certain standard, and is based on the average attendance of pupils in the preseribed studies. An extra grant is aeayitadt for masters tak- ing certain metcorological observations, and giving military instruction, Pupils attend- ing these schools are prepared for matricula- tion in the Universities.

CANADIAN INSTITUTE. - President - Pro- fessor H. Croft, D.C.1.

First Vice-President - J. N. Agnew, Esq.,

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'Second Vice-President--J, Thorburn, Esq., M.D

Third Vice-President - Professor EK. J. Chapman, Ph.D. reasurer - Samuel Spreull, Esq. Recordiny Secretary - W. Mortimer Clark, esponding Sceretary - T.. Heyden, Esq., Jun.

The leading English and American medicaf | | | |

Curator - A. FE. Williamson, Esq. Librarian - Rev. H. Scadding, }. D. Council - Professor G. T. Kingston, M.A,; Professor Daniel Wilson, I.L.D.; Professor J. B. Cherriman, M.A.; W. H. Cumming, Esq., M.D.; C. B. Hall, Esq., M.D.; An- drew Russell, Esq.; Rev. Prof. W. Hincks, .L.8., and ex-Ed. Journal.

Assistant Secretary - James Johnson.

Editing Committec - General Editor, Rev. Wn. Hincks, F.L.S. E. J. Chapman, LL.D., Ph.D., Professor of Geology an1l Mineral- ogy, University College ; Rev. Wm. Hincks, .L.S., Professor of Natural History, Uni- versity College, 'Toronto ; Daniel Wilson, LL.D., Professor of History and English Liverature, University College, Toronto ; G. T. Kingstoh, M.A., Director of Magnetic Observatory, Toronto ; Henry Croft, D.C.L., Professor of Chemistry and Experimental Philosophy, University College, Toronto ; J. B. Cherriman, M.A., Professor of Natural Philosophy, University College, Toronto ; Jno. Barrett, M.D.

Medical Section - Organized April, 1863.

and seientitic journals takea for the use ol members. The session commences on the seeond weck in October, and meetings are held every alternate week for six months.

Officers for 1867-8 : - -Chairman - James Thorburn, M.D.

Secretary - Wm. Tempest, M.D.

Commitice of Manugement - Drs, Agnew, Rosebrugh, and Cummings.

PrivaATR Contitecr, No. 1383 Victoria street, Toronto. - Principal, J. P. Cleve- land, M.D.

TRINITY COLLEGE ASSOCIATION OF ALUMNI. - Officers for 1868 :- - President - James Hen- derson, Jr., B.C.L.

Vice-President - Rev. H. W. Davies, B.D.

Secrctary- - A. Lindsay, B.A.

Treasurer- - Beverley Jones, B. A.

Members of General Coinmittee - Messrs..8. J. Vankoughnet, B.C.L.; W. P. Atkinson, B.A.; R. W. Hindes, B.A.; Rev. J. Lang- try, B.A.; C. H. Badgley, B.A.; C. Thom- son, M.A.

Ontario Lirenary SocrEry. - -President ~-Kenneth MacKenzie, Q.C.

First Vice-President - Jno. K. Rose, M.A.

Second Vice-President- - J. H. Macdonald.

Treasurer - Jas. J. Foy.

Secretary - - A. McPher. King.

Corresponding Secretary - C. J. Christie,

Assistant Sceretary - - W. M. Filiott, M.A.

Labrarian- - Jno, Nicholson.

Executive Committee - B, Jones, B.A.; A. W. Francis, M, Hutchinson, Samuel Platt,

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MEDICAL SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTIONS.

Vicronta University. - Medical Depart- ment, at Yorkville, Toronto, The Medical D ment of Victoria College is also in affiliation with Toronto University. The certificate of qualification of this School confurs the right of registration under the Medical Act for Upper Canada. Each of the Medical Lecturers is connected with one or more of the hospitals, dispensaries, and charities of the city.

Medical Faculty - Medicine and Medical Pathology, Hon, John Rolph, LL. D., M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng.; Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children, Walter B. Geikie, M.D., L.R.C.P., London, Eng., M.R.C.S. and M.R.C.P., Edinburgh; Materia Medica and Therapeutics, Chas. V. Berryman, M.D., M.A., and Physician to Teronto General Hospital ; Institutes of Medicine, Join N. Reid, M.D.; Chemistry and Botany, Johz Herbert Sangster, M.A., M.D.; Surgery and Surgical Pathology, James Newcombe, M.D., MLCS., Eng., L.R.C.?., Lon., anid Phy- sician to Toronto General Hospital ; Anato- my, Descriptive and Surgical, John Fulton, M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., London ; Associate in Clinical Medicine and Surgery, John King, M.B., M.R.C.S., Eng., Physi- cian to Toronto General Hospital, and Physician to House of Providence ; General Pathology, Hon. John Rolph, M.D., LL.D., M.R.C.S., Eng.; Medical Jurisprudence, Charles V, Berryman, M.D., M.A.; Demon- strator of Anctomy, John Barrick, M.D., LR.C.P., Lon, M.R.C.S., Eng, L.R.C.P. and L.R.C.S., Edin. ; Curator of the Museum, S. P. May, M.D., Naturalist.

Tke Lectures will commence on the first day of October, and continue six months. Graduation, Spring and Fall, when the 'Examinations will be both written and oral. Dean, Hon. John Rolph, 4 Gerrard street east, to whom apply for any further infor- mation.

Tue Toronto ScHoon or Mepicixe. - In affiliation with the University of Toronto, incorporated by Act of Parliament, "1851. Lectures delivered in Medics: School Build- ing, University Park, from Ist October to 3lst March.

President - William T. Aikins, M.D.

Secretary - H. H. Wright, M.D.

Lecturers - Joseph Workman, M.D., Supt. Provincial Lunatic Asylum, Emeritus Lec- turer on Psychological Medicine ; M. Barrett, M.A., M.D., Emeritus Lecturer on Insti- tutes of Medicine ; KH. M. Hodder, M.D., F.R.C.S., England, Obstetrics and Diseases of hide and Children ; Wm. T. Aikina,M. D., principles and practice of Surgery, and Clini- el Surgery ; H. H. Wright, .D., L.C.P.8., Ont., principles and practice of Medicine

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and Clinical Medicine ; James H. Richard- son, M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng., General and Descriptive Anatomy ; Uzziel Ogden, M.D., iiateria Medica and Therapeutics ; J. Thor- burn, M.D., Edin., and Toronto University, Medical Jurisprudence ; James Bovell, M.D., L.R.C.P., Eng., Institutes of Medicine ; James Rowell, M.D., Surgical Anatomy and demonstrator of Anatomy ; Prof. of. A. H. Croft, D.C.L., F.L.8., Chemistry and Ex-

srimental Philosophy ; and Prof. William

incks, F.L.8., Botany, &e., doth at Uni- versity College.

The degrees of the University are recog- nized in Great Britain.

Home@opatHic MEepIcAL Board oF CAN- ADA.- - - Established 22 Vic. ch. 47.

President - Duncan Campbell, M. D., Edin., Member General Council University of Edin- burgh, L.R.C.S.E., 108 Bay street, Toronto,

Secretary and Treasurer - Wm. Springer, M.D., Ingersoll, Ont.

G. C. Field, M.D., Woodstock, Ont. ; J. P. R. Morden, London, Ont. ; Joseph Adams, M.D., Toronto, Ont.

The Board meets in Toronto, on the first Tuesdays in January and July of each year, for the examination of candidates for Diplo- mas and Provincial License, who must have lodged their cirtificates of study with the Secretary at least one month before the meeting of the Board.

The election of Members of the Board takes place, in accordance with the Act, at the January meeting in each year.

All letters on matters connected with the Board to be adilressed to the Secretary, Dr. J. Springer, Ingersoll, Ont.

EctEctic Mrepica, Boarp. - FEstablished 94 Vie, ch. 110. G. A. Carson, M.D., Whitby ; J. J. Hall, M.D., St. Mary's; N. He pie M.D., Dunville ; Wm. H. Hurd, M.D., Carleton Place; R. H. Clark, M.D., Cobourg; W. B. Weir, M.D., St. Mary's ; and 8S. 8. Cornell, M.D., Toledo.

Board meets in Toronic, semi-annually, on the second Tuesday in October and the third Tuesday in June

All letters on matters connected with the Board to be addressed to the Secretary, N. Hopkins, M.D., Dunville.

VETERINARY ScHeot. - In_ connection with the Board of Agriculture, Toronto, On- tario, Professors - Andrew Smith, V.S., Edinburgh, Anatomy and Diseases of Farm Animals; J. Thorborn, M.D., Veterinary, Materia Medica; James Bovell, M.D., Ani- mal Physiology ; George Buckland, Professor of Agriculture, University College, the His- tory, Breeding und Management of the Do- mesticated Animals,

The Toronto Eye and Ear Dispensary, - This is a public charity supported by private

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b ; James H. Kichard- 5., Eng., General and ; Uzziel Ogden, M.D.,

erapeutics ; J. Thor- md Toronto University,

; James Bovell, M.D., stitutes of Medicine ; Surgical Anatomy and my ; Prof. of. A. H. S., Chemistry and Ex- ly ; and Prof. William ny, &c., doth at Uni-

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DICAL BoARD OF CAN- P Vic. ch, 47. Campbell, M. D., Edin., icil University of Edin- 08 Bay street, Toronto, surer - Wm. Springer,

, Woodstock, Ont. ; J. n, Ont. ; Joseph Adams,

in Toronto, on the first and July of each year, of candidates for Diplu- License, who must have tes of study with the me month before the

Members of the Board dance with the Act, at in each year.

ters connected with the d to the Secretary, Dr. 1, Ont.

1 BoARD, - Established G. A. Carson, M.D., M.D., St. Mary's; N. nville; Wm. H. Hurd, e; R. H. Clark, M.D., eir, M.D., St. Mary's ; _D., Toledo.

orontc, semi-annually, ny in October and the @

ers connected with the d to the Secretary, N. ville.

HeoL. - In connection Ticulture, Toronto, On- indrew Smith, V.S., and Diseases of Farm m, M.D., Veterinary, es Bovell, M.D., Ani- 'ge Buckland, Professor rsity College, the His- fanagement of the Do-

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subscription, under the management of a Board of Directors, as follows: A. T. Me- Cord, President ; A. Dredge, Vice-President; 'W. T. Mason, Secretary and Treasurer; R. Wilkes, W. J. Macdonell, James Bain, E. J. Palmer, Robert Walker, John Macdonald, J. W. Mason, A. R. McMaster, William Elliott. Dr. Rosebrugh, Surgeon; Drs. Reeve and Cummings, Assistant Surgeons. The Dis- pensary is open every day, (Sundays ex- cepted) at 9 o'clock, a.m., and @ 30 p.m.

TORONTO BOARD OF HEALTH. Principal Office, City Hall; Branch Office, York Street, corner of Richmond. Dr. Jas. Rowell, 306 Yonge Street; Dr. Wm. Tem- est, 341 Yonge St. ; John Reid, Inspector ; Leo. Rowell, Book-keeper.

LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF BRITISH AMERICA.

Grand Officers for 1868-9,- - Grand Master and Sovereign, Hon, J. H. Cameron, Q.C., M.P., Toronto ; Deputy Grand Master, D'Arcy Boulton, Esq., Barrie; Grand Chaplain, Rey. Stephen Lett, LL.D., Collingwood; Grand Treasurer, Wm. Anderson, Mountain View; Grand Secretary, Andrew Fleming, Esq., Toronto.

Provincial Grand Lodge of Western Can- ada, - Grand Master, John Coyne, Esq., M.P.P., Brampto.a ; Deputy Grand Master, D'Alton i enghe Esq., Barrie; Grand Chaplain, Rev. H. B. Osler, Lloydtown; Grand Treasurer, James H. Bessey, Esq., St. Catharines; Grand Secretary, Thomas Keyes, Esq., St. Catharines,

Provincial Grand Lodge of Central Can- ada, - Grand Master, McKenzie Bowell, Esq., M. P., Belleville; Deputy Grand Mas- ter, R. N. Smith, Esq., Thanet; Grand Chaplain, Rev. William Burns, Omemee; Grand Treasurer, Christ sher Fletcher, Fsq., Brockville; Grand Secretary, David Marshall, Esq., Port Hope.

Previncial Grand Lodge of Eastern Can- ada, - Grand Master, George Smith, Esq., Montreal; Deputy Grand Master, Joshua Breadner, Esq., Athelstan; Grand Chaplain, Rey. H. Hazard, Montreal; Grand Treasurer, George B. Pearson, Esq., Montreal ; Grand Secretary, Edward T. Scott, Esq., Montreal.

Provincial Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia, - Grand Master, William Caldwell, 4 Hal- ifax ; Deputy Grand Master, Jacob Bouser, Esq., Hedifax: Grand Chaplain, Rev. D. F. Hutchinson, Bridgewater; Grand Treasurer, Richard Abbott, Esq., Halifax; Grand Sec- retary, Harry Caldwell, Esq., Halifax.

Provincial Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island. - Grand Master, J. B. Cooper, Esq,

Charlottetown; Deputy Grand Master, Angus McKenzie, Esy., Charlottetown; Grand Treas- urer, Thomas Morris, Esq., Charlottetown; Grand Secretary, Thomas J. Leeming, #sq., M.D., Charlottetown,

N. .B. - -The Grand Masters of Provincial Grand Lodges are also Deputy Grand Mas- ters of the Grand Orange Lodge of British America,

Loyal Orange Toronto District Lodge, County of York. - Officers. - Bro. James Ben- nett, District Master; Bro. Jas Burns, Deputy D. Master; Bro. John W. Hetherington, District Secretary; Bro. John Rogers, Dis- trict Treasurer; Bro. Wm. McCaw, District Chaplain; Bro. John Irwin, Director of Cer- emonies,

Masters of Orange Lodges, City of Toronto, 1867. - No. 4, Alex. Burns; 12, (Young Brit- ons), Robt. Hutchinson; 136, John Rogers; 137, Ogle R. Gowan; 140, Wm. Adamson; 212, Robert Defries; 275, F. H. Medcalf; 301, James Bennett; 828, Wm. Hill; 375, John Irwin; 387, J. H. Hetherington; 396, ©. Farmer; 404, Alex. Grimison; 588, S. Westman; 621, George McConkey; 657, Jas. A. Kerr; 781, Samuel Parker.

CANADIAN ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, M.U.

Officers of the Order. - Geo, Bickel, Grand Master; D. Evans, Deputy Grand Master ; Thomas Tindill, Corresponding Secretary, Board of Directors: A Dick, E. Thomas, Mr. Cousins, James Way, Mr. Black. Quar- terly Meetings of the Board; Second Thurs- day in July, October, Janvary and April. Trustees of Widows' and Orphans' Fund: J. G. Howard, Joseph Hodgson, and F H. Medealf. Auditors: Thomas Parry, Donald Dawson. Address of Corresponding Secre- tary: Thomas Tindill, Johr. St., Hamilton.

Loyal City of Toronto Lodge. -H. J. Leo- nard, N.G.; Robert Fryer, V.G.; Daniel Scott, Secretary. Meet every alternate Wed- nesday, at the Masonic Hall, Toronto street.

Loyal Ontario Lodye. - F. Clark, G.M.; William Turner, N.G.; Thomas Anderson, V.G.; Henry Winfield, Secretary. Meets every alternate Wednesday, at the Masonic Hall, Toronto st: set, :

I. 0.0. F. Canada Lodge, No. 49. - W. Ramsay, N.G@.; W. Roberts, V.G.; Michael Blume, Secretary. Meets every Monday, at the Masonic: Hai!, Toronto street.

TEMPERANOE DIREOTORY.

Christian Total Abstinence Society. - Meet in Berkeley Street W. M. Church every second Monday ; E, Coatsworth, President ; J. E. Irvine, Secretary ; No of members, 450,

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Toronto Temperance Reformation Society. <adfmeorpbeatel By Ast of Parliament ; A. T. McCord and J. J. Withrow, Presidents ; W. Cullen, Recording Secretary. A Temperance Meeting in connection with the above named Society, is held every Sabbath afternoon from 8 to 4 o'clock, in the basement of the Tem- perance Street Hall. All are respectfully in- vited to be present and take part in the ex- ercises. Board of Directors meet on the second Friday in each month, at 8 o'clock, p.m.

Sons of Temperance--Ontario Division. -

Meet every Monday night, at the Temper- |

ance Hall, Temperance Strect ; J. W. Wood- all, D.G. W. Patriarch. Coldstream Division. - Meet every Wednesday night, at Temper- ance Hall, Brock Street ; kK. McDougall, D. G. W. Patriarch.

British Templars - Jesse Ketchum Lodge. - Meet every Thursday night, at Temperance Hall, Brock Street; J.J. Williams, W. Grand Deputy. Crusade Lodge. Meet every Tues- day night, at the Missionary Church, Eliza- beth Street; Paul Stewart, W. Grend De-

uty. Good Camaritan Lodge, - Meet every Fri ay night, at Temperance Street Hall ; Francis Leech, W. Grand Deputy.

Independent Order of Good Templars. - City Deputy, W. C. Wilkinson; County De- puty, M. Nasmith. Toronto Star Temple. - Meect every Friday night, at Temperance Hall, Temperance Street ; Chas. Woodall, Temple Deputy. Maple Leaf Temple. - Meet every Tuesday night, at Berkeley Street Hall; George Patterson, Temple Deputy. Yorkville Star._Me'' .. sry Monday night, at Temperance He, xorkville ; Chasrles Robinson, Temple Deputy.

OLUBS.

Toronto Club.- - (Incorporated by Act of Parliament, for social purposes, 27 Vict., cap. 92.) C. S. Gzowski, Esq., President ; Committee, : E. Bradburne, Esq., Hon. J. H. Cameron, C. 8. Gzowski, Esq., Hon. H. H. Killaly, N. Kingsmill, Esq., Lewis Moffatt, Esq., J. H. Morris, Esq., G. P. Ridout, Esq.; A. Thornton Todd, Secretary and Treasurer,

Toronto Cricket Club.--Officers for 1868 : J. O. Heward, President ; J. Martland, Vice- President ; R. C. Henderson, Secretary and Treasurer ; Messrs. Baines, Harman, Mars- land, McGillivray and Blake, Committee. Ground on Avenue Road, Caer Howell ; prac- tice every day.

Toronto Curling Club. - President, John

Shedden; Ist Vice-President, Thomas Me- Gaw ; 2nd Vice-President, D, S, Keith;

Secretary and Treasurer, John Maughan, jr.; |

Chaplains, Revd. Drs. Barclay an Jennings. Committee of Management - Messrs, Forbes, Macpherson, Gardiner and Keith. Skips - Messrs. Duncan Forbes, Alex. Macpherson, John O. Heward, and Capt. Chas. Perry. The President is ea oficioSkip. Represented members, D. Mair and Geo. Denho m, Mon- treal.

Royal Canadian Yacht Club.--Esplanade, between York and Simcoe. Officers for the year 1868 - Commodore, E. M. Hodder, Esq. ; Vice-Commodore, G. H. Wyatt, Esq. ; Cap- tain, B, R. Clarkson, Esq.; Secretary, Wm. Armstrong, Esq.; Treasurer, H. 1. Hime, Esq.

Toronto Rowing Club, - Organized August 23, 1865. List of officers for 1868 - Presi- dent, Angus Morrison, M.P.P.; Vice-Presi- dents, P. T. Shivers Birchall and Geo, H. Wyatt; Secretary and Treasurer, W. M. Davidson.

Ontario Lacrosse Club. - List of Officers for 1868: W. Arthurs, President; Dr. J. Thorburn, Vice President ; A. Miller, Sen., H. D. Matthews, Jr., Field Captains; W. Murray, J. Lugsdin, G. F. R. Harris, Man- aging Committee; F. B, Whittemore, Sec- retary-Treasurer,

Toronto Lacrosse Chib. - W. D. Otter, President; G. W. Whitney, Vice-President; J. Henderson, Field Captain; G. H. Leslie, Secretary-Treasurer; G. Massey, A. Boyd, R. Sutherland, Committee.

RAILWAYS.

Grear WESTERN Ramway OF CANADA. - Thomas Swinyard, General Manager ; G.. H. Howard, Assistant do.; Joseph Price, Treasurer ; W. Wallace, Traffic Superinten- dent ; John Crampton, Freight do.; W. M. Pennington, Assistant do.; W. A. Robinson, Locomotive and Car Superintendent ; James. Howard, Purchasing Agt.; Nicholas Weath- erston, Station Master; John Bryson, Assist, do.; J. S. Champ, Cashier Freight Depart- mer.t.

Nor THERN RAILwAy cr CANADA. - Head office, Brock street, corner of Frent street, ¥. W., Cumberland, Managing Director. Passenger and freight depots and locomotive department, Esplanade, foot of Brock street;

assenger station, rear of City Hall. John

arvie, Train and Traffic Master: J. J. Ross, Through Freight Agent ; J. }', McDon- ald, Local Freight Agent; A. Rolph, General Ticket Clerk ; George Parker, Bag- gage Master.

Granp Trunk Rattway. - Head office, Montreal. C.J. Brydges, Ksq., Managin Director; Joseph Hickson, Secretary an Treasurer. Branch offices, Western Division).

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Barclay an Jennings, ment - Messrs. Forbes, and Keith. Skips - »s, Alex. Macpherson, d Capt. Chas. Perry, ioSkip. Represented Geo. Denholm, Mon-

cht Club, - - Esplanade, 1coe. Officers for the e, K, M. Hodder, Esq. ;

. Wyatt, Esq.; Cap- Esq.; Secretary, Wm. asurer, H. L. Hime,

b, - Organized August icers for 1868 - Presi- , M.P.P.; Vice-Presi- Birchall and Geo, H, d Treasurer, W. M.

tub. - List of Officers rs, President; Dr. J. lent ; A. Miller, Sen., , Field Captains; W. +, F, R. Harris, Man-

B. Whittemore, Sec-

Chiub. - W. D. Otter, itney, Vice-President; 'aptain; G. H. Leslie, G. Massey, A. Boyd, ittee.

WAYS.

AILWAY OF CANADA. General Manager ; G. it do.; Joseph Price, ce, 'T'raflic Superinten- », Freight do.; W. M. do.; W. A. Robinson, uperintendent ; James. igt.; Nicholas Weath- ; John Bryson, Assist, shier Freight Depart-

¥ cy CANADA. - Head orner of Frent street, Managing Director. lepots and locomotive , foot of Brock street; of City Hall. John raffic Masters: J. J. Agent ; J. ¥, MeDon- Agent; A. Rolph, George Parker, Bag-

LWAY. - Head office, es, Esq., Managin son, Secretary an 'es, Western Division,.

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62 Bay street, Toronto ; W. J- Spicer, Local Superintendent, Montreal to Detroit, Buffalo to Goderich ; P. S. Stevenson, Esq., General Western Freight Agent, Toronto, Passenger station, Union station, foot of York street, Toronto ; H. Bourlier, Esq., Station Agent. Freight Station, we He between Simcoe and John Street ; J. H. MecNairn, Freight Agent.

STAGE ROUTES.

Stage for Thornhill, leaves Bay Horse Hotel, Yonge street, 3:20 p.m., every day, Sundays excepted. Fare 50 cents.

Stage for Richmond Hill, leaves Bay Horse Hotel, Yonge street, at 3:30 p.m., every day, Sundays excepted. Fare 50 cents.

Stage for Cooksville, leaves Bay Horse Hotel, Yonge street, at 3:30 p.m., daily, Sundays excepted.

Stage for Rogue Hill, leaves Monkhouse Hotel, at 3:30 p.m., daily.

Stage for Stoffville, leaves Albion Hotel, at 3 p.m., daily.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

ZEtNA FirE AND Marine Ins. Co. - In° corporated 1819, Charter perpetual. Paid up capital, $3,000,000 ; Amount of Assets, $4,650,938.97'; Losses paid in 48 years, $21,371,972.57. Directors: Joseph Church, Robert Buell, K. A. Bulkeley, Roland Ma, ther, Samuel S. Ward, Austin Dunham- Gustavus F. Davis, Drayton Hillyer, Walter Keney, Chas. H. Brainard, William F. Tut- tle, George Roberts, Thomas K. Brace, Eras- tus Collins, Edwin D. Morgan, Lucius J. Hendee, Francis B. Cooley. L. J. Hendee, President ; J. Goodnow, Sec.; E. J. Bas- sett, General Agent ; H. L. Pasco, J. C. Hil- liard, Traveling agents. Branch office, 171 Vine Street, Cincinnatti, Ohio, J. B. Ben- nett, Manager and General Agent. Capt. E. P. Dorr, Buffalo, N. Y., General Superinten- dent of Inland Navigation Department. A. A. Williams, Providence, R. I., General Agent for New England. HK. Cuarrey & Co., Office Front Street, Toronto.

#i1na Lire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn. - Officers : E. A. Bulkeley, President ; Aus- tin Dunham, Vice-President ; T. 0. Enders, Secretary. Assets, April 1, 1867, over $5,000,000. Office: Toronto. Canarian References ; Hon. Geo. Brown, Proprietor Toronto Globe, Toronto; Hon. J. Simpson, President Ontario Bank, Bowmanville ; Hon. Louis Renaud, M.L.C. Montreal ; Thomas N. Gibbs, ae M.P., Oshawa; A. R. Me- Master, Esq., Wholesale Merchant, Toronto ; Thomas Clarkson, Esq., Official Assignee, Toronto ; Messrs. Ferrier & Co., Wholesale Merchants, Montreal; Alex. Milloy, Esq.,

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Superintendent Inland Steam Navigation Company, Montreal ; G. Cheney, Esq., Su- tendent Canada Express Company, ontreal ; M. ¥. Irish, Fsq., Manager Bri- tish and American Express Companies, To- ronto; John Lovell, Esq., publisher, Mont- real; Kershaw & Kdwards, Safe Manufac- turers, Montreal. Head office for Western Canada, Whittemore Buildings, Toronto St., Toronto, Joun Garvin, general agent.

. Live Srocx Ins. Co., Hartford, ( - Chartered capital, $500,000; Paid- up and secured capital, $150,000. Policy holders secured by a Deposit of $100,000 with the Treasurer of Connecticut. Officers : ©. C. Kimball, President; T, O. Enders, Vice-President ; J. B. Tower, Secretary. This Company has a perpetual Charter. Canadian cass Col. R. L. Denison, Toronto, Treasurer of Board of Agriculture of Upper Canada; M. H. Cochrane, Esq., cen Quebec, Importer and Breeder of Stock ; W. A. Cooley, Esq., Ancaster, On- tario, Superintendent of Provincial Exhibi- tion; Hugh C. Thomson, Esq., Toronto, Secretary of Board of Agriculture, of Up- er Canada; J. Ashworth, Esq., Ottawa, mporter and Breeder of Stock. Parties desiring Local Agencies wil apply to KE. I. Snow, General Agent, Montreal. Scorr & WaALMsLEY, Agents, Ontario,

Tur BEAvenR Mutvat Fire Ins. Ase'n. - President, Richard L. Denison, Esq. ; Vice- President, Chas. E, Chadwick, Esq.; Mana- ging Director, S. Thompson. 'poard of Directors : Richard L. Denison, Lippincott ; C. KE. Chadwick, Ingersoll; A. Barker, "Markham ; Hon. Oliver Blake, Townsend ; Hon. J. Hillyard Cameron, Toronto; D. Campbell, Almonte ; Jos. W. Collins, New- market ; W. Henderson, Toronto ; H. Row- sell, Toronto ; John Snell, Edmonton ; Geo. Snider, Owen Sound ; F. W. Stone, Guelph ; D. Sutherland, Newmarket ; D. Thurston, Toronto ;S. Thompson, Toronto. Honorary Directors: W. i. Berry, March; Hon. Geo. Bryson, M.L.C., Pontiac ; Jas. Bryden, Whitby ; Wm. Edwards, Clarence ; T. Hig- ginson, W. Hawkesbury ; H. 8. Howland, York ; Thos. McConkey, M.P., Barrie; J. McDermot, Reeve of Wallace; Hon. J. Simpson, Senator, Bowmanville. Treasurer, T. J. Thompson ; Secretary, W. T. O'Reilly ; Fire Inspector, John Blackburn ; Bankers, Ontario Bank.

British AMERICA Ass. Co. - Fire and Marine. - Oldest chartered Upper Canadian Company. Head office, corner of Chureh and Court streets, Toronto, Board of Di- rectors: Hon. G. W. Allan, Geo. J. Boyd, Hon. Wm. Cayley, Richard S, Cassels, A. Joseph, Peter Paterson, G. Percival Ridout, E. H. Rutherford, Thomas (CC. Street.

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Governor, G, Percival Ridout ; Deputy Governor, Peter Paterson ; Trustees, E. H. Rutherford Hon. Wm. Cayley, Thomas D, Harris ; Manager Marine Department, Wm. Steward ; Fire Inspector, E. Roby O'Brien. T. W. Bircuans, Managing Director. Briton MEDICAL AND GENERAL LIFE AssocrATION, - Offices, 429 Strand, London, and 13 Queen street, Edinburgh. JAMEs Fraser, agent, King street west, Toronto,

Canava Lire <Ass, Co, - Established

TOE area strane tucnepeentas by | Edinburgh, 82 Princes Street ; Glasgow, 123

special Act of Parliament. Head office,

amilton, Ont. President, John Young, Esq. ; Vice-President, John Ferrie, Esq Board of Directors, Archd, Kerr, Esq., Lon- don; Jas. Osborne, Esq., Hamilton; T. C. Kerr, Esq., Hamilton; R. Juson, Esq., Hamilton; F. W. Gates, Esq., Hamilton ; G. H. Gillespie, +» Hamilton; Rev. G. M. Innes, Quebec; D. M'Innes, Esq., Ha- milton; John Ferrie, Esq., Hamilton; G. J. Foster, Esq., Hamilton; Hon. J. H. Came- ron, Toronto; T, C. Street, Esq., Niagara; N. Merritt, Esq., St. Catharines; Richard Eaton, Esq., Montreal; T. Bickle, Esq., Hamilton; Hon. W. P. Howland, Toronto; E. C. Thomas, Esq., Hamilton; Jas. Ha- milton, M.D., Dundas; John Young, Esq., Hamilton. Manager, A. G. Ramsay, F.I. A. Medical Adviser, J. D. Macdonald, M. D. General Agent, J, W. Marling.

EpinsurcH Lire. Ass, Co. - Canadian Office, Wellington Street, Toronto. Cana- dian Board, Hon. John Hillyard Cameron, M. P., Chairman; J. W. Gamble, Esq., L. Mofiatt, Esq., Hon. J. B. Robinson, C. J. onrepell . Secretary, David Hig- gins. Medical Referee, KE. M. Hodder, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.S., England. Solicitor, Alex. Leith, Esq. Inspector of Agencies, C. C. Foster,

Hartrorp Fire Ins, Co., Hartford, 'Conn. Assets, $2,026,220.49. Geo. L. Chase, President.' Geo. M. Coit, Secretary. C.C. Lyman, Assistant Secretary. Direc- tors, Albert Day, James Goodwin, Charles Boswell, Henry Keney, Calvin Day, Enoch C, Roberts, C. C. Lyman, Geo. L. Chase, Henry J. Johnson, Jonathan B. Bunce, E. B, Watkinson, EF. Carrey & Co., Agents, Toronto.

Home Ins, Co., New Haven, Con. - Cash capital, $500,000; Assets, $775,886.10. D. R. Satterlee, President; D. Trowbridge, Vice-President. Chas. Wilson, Secretary. E. Cuarrry & Co., Agents, Front Street, Toronto.

Imprriat Fire Insurance Co. - Insti- tuted 1803. - -Chief Offices: 1 Old Broad St., and 16 Pall Mall, London. Agency for Canada: 644 and 35 St. Francois Xavier St.,

Montreal. Subscribed and invested capital, Cne Million Six Hundred Thousand Pounds Sterling. Toronto Agency, corner of Church and Colborne Streets, JAMES E. Smitn, & Co, ; Wm. H. Rintoul, General Agent for Canada,

LANCASHIRE Fink AND Lire INSURANCE Co, - Head Office, Exchange Street, St. Ann's Square, Manchester. Capital, £2,- 000,000 sterling. S. C. DuNcAN-CLark & Co., general agents for Ontario,

LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, - Offices:

St. Vincent Street ; London, Chief Office, 4 Lombard Street, (E.C.) ; West end Office, 48 Pall Mall (S. W.) ; Manchester, 9 Corpora- tion Street ; Dublin, 40 Dame Street ; Belfast, 21 High Street ; Montreal, Place d'Armes. Directors at Montreal, David Torrance, Esq. (D. Torrance & Co.) ; George Moffatt, Esq. (Gillespie, Moffatt & Co.) ; Alexander Mor- ris, Esq., M.P., barrister; The Honorable Sir G, E. Cartier, Bart., M.P., Minister of Militia; Thomas ae Esq., Banker ; Peter Redpath, Esq. (J. Redpath & Son) ; Secreta- ry, P. Wardlaw, Esq. ; Inspector of Agencies, James B, M. Chipman, Esq, Toronto - Honorary Directors : Hon. Win. McMaster, President Bank of Commerce; R. A. Har- rison, Esq., M.P.; G. W. Yarker, Esq., Manager Bank of Montreal ; Medical Officer, H. i Wright, Esq., M.D.; Agent and Secretary, R. N. Goocu.

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLoBE Ina, Co. - Five and Life. - Head Office, Canada Branch, Place D'Armes, Montreal. Capital, $10,000,000. Directors: T. B. Anderson, Esq., Chairman, (President Bank of Mont- reals ; Henry Starnes, Esq., Deputy Chair- man, (Manager Ontario Bank) ; E. H. King, Esq., (General Manager Bank of Montreal ; Henry Chapman, Esq.. (Merchant) ; G. F. C. Smith, Esq., Resident Secretary. In- vested Funds, $17,250,000 ; Daily Income, $17,000. All Premiums received in Canada are retained and invested in Provincial secu- rities, This amount now exceeds $300,000. and is constantly increasing. Losses are adjusted and paid in full immediately on proof, without deduction, interest or dis- count, Agent at Toronto, James Fraser, Accountant. Notary, &. ; Office, 5 King St. West, adjoining Fulton, Michie & Co,

ey omg qAdCaaaa ae Anes Co- - - Chief Offices, Company's Building, Lead, enhall Street, Foner: Canada S anebe Montreal, Directors: William Workman, isq., President City Bank, Chairman ; John Redpath, Esq., Vice-Pres, Bank of Moutreal ; Alexander "i Delisle, Esq., Collector of Customs ; Louis Baudry, aqe, Managing Director New City Gas Co. Office, 104 St. Francois Xavier Street, Thomas Simpson,

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and invested capital, d Thousand Pounds ney, corner of Church JAMES E, Smitn, & 1, General Agent for

ND LIFE INSURANCE xchange Street, St. ester. Capital, £2,- §. DuNcAN-CLARK & Ontario, ScorLann. - Offices: Street ; Glasgow, 128 ondon, Chief Office, '.) ; West end Office, fanchester, 9 Corpora- Dame Street ; Belfast, real, Place d'Armes. David Torrance, Esq. George Moffatt, Esq. 'o.); Alexander Mor- ter; The Honorable ., M.P., Minister of , Esq., Banker ; Peter th & Son) ; Secreta- Inspector of Agencies, n, Esq. Toronto - Hon. Win. McMaster, merce; R. A. Har- G. W. Yarker, ir real ; Medical Officer, ,» M.D.; Agent and CH, 'DON AND GLOBE Ins, ~Head Office, Canada 3, Montreal. Capital, rs: T. B, Anderson, sident Bank of Mont- Esq., a a Chair- o Bank) ; E. H. King, sr Bank of Montreal ; .. (Merchant) ; G. F, ident Secretary. In- ,000 ; Daily Income, ns received in Canada ed in Provincial secu- low exceeds $300,000. 'reasing. Losses are full immediately on tion, interest or dis- onto, JAMES FRASER, sc. 3 Office, 5 King St, n, Michie & Co, esas aes ie Co- any's Building, n; Canada eae William Workman, ank, Chairman ; John es, Bank of Moutreal ; " Esq., peace of ry, Esq., Mana sCo. Office, 104 se Thomas Simpson,

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General Agent; Geo. B. Holland, (Residence, Toronto), Inspector of Agencies; Geo, E. Fenwick. M.D., Medical Adviser, RALru B. HoLuanp. Agent.

MonTREAL. - Marine (Branch) Assurance Company. Capital, two hundred thousand pounds, Reserve Fund (approximately), a quarter of a million dollars. Marine Insur- ance on favorable terms. Head Office, 9 Great St. James street Montreal. R. N. Goocn, Agent. Office, corner of 'Change Alley and Colborne St., Toronto,

Norra British aNd MERCANTILE Ins. Co, - Established 1809. Chief Offices : Edin- burgh, 64 Princes street ; London, 61 Threadneedle street, E. C.; London West- end Office, 8 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, 8. W. Canada Branch - Central Offices, 72 St. Francois Xavier street, Montreal. Mane- ging Directors, Canada: D. Lorn MacDou- gall, Esq., Thomas Davidson, Esq. Local Board of Directors : Hon. Louis Renaud, M. L.C.; Hon. John Rose, M.P.; Hon. Thomas Ryan, M.L.C.; James Law, Esy., Merchant ; C.J. Brydges, Esq., Managing Director Grand Trunk Railway ; Gilbert Scott, Esy., Mer- chant. General Agents for Canada, Messrs. MacDougall & Davidson ; Secretary, H. J. Johnston ; Inspector of Agencies, William Ewing ; Medical Officer, William Suther- land, M.D. Life Branch, H. L. Hine, agent, 6 Wellington strect east. Fire Branch, R. N. Goocn, agent, Toronto.

Nortuern Ass. Co. - Fire and Life. - Established 1836. Capital, £2,000,000 stg. Fully subscribed by over 900 Shareholders, whose individual responsibility is unlimited. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. Head Offices: London, 1 Moorgate street ; Aber- deen, 3 King street. Agent for Toronto, W. Row.anp, corner of Church and Wel- lington streets. Medical Examiner, Dr Newcombe.

Puenix Inxs, Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. - Stephen, Crowell, Presiden); Edgar W. Crowell, Vice-President ; Philander Shaw, Secretary. Capital, $1,000,900; Surplus, $558,567.73 ; Total, $1,558,567.73. Direc- tors: Stephen Crowell, President East Brook- lyn Saving's Bank ; A. V. Stout, President Shoe and Leather Bank ; J. D. Ingersoll, No. 44 Cortlandt street ; Henry Collins, of Collins, Plummer & Co.; John M. Hicks ; I. H. Frothingham, President of Union Trust Co.; Geo, W. Bergen, of Valentine & Ber-

en; Chas, C, Betts ; Jas. S. Rockwell, 47

erry street; A, C. Bradley, of Bradley, Mills & Woodhull; Gustav Schwab, of Oelrichs & Co.; Ezra Baldwin ; Nathan T. Beers, 45 Fulton street, Brooklyn ; Joshua Atkins, Jr., of J. Atkins, Jr, & Co,; Au- re Studwell ; Gilbert Sayres, Jamaica,

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| & Budd; Wm. M. Vail, late of Sullivan,

Randolph & Budd ; J. V. Spader, of J. V. Spader, & Co. ; Edward A. Low, No. 29 Burling Slip; Samuel W. Burtis, hard- ware dealer, Brooklyn; D. F. Fernald ; Edwin T. Rico, of Brainard & Rice; E. W. Crowell ; Daniel Ayres; Harold Dollner, of Dollner, Potter & Co, ; Isaae Brinkerhoff ; Wm. P. Beale, of Stearns & Beale ; Thos, H. Rodman, of Mann & Rodman; Wm. B. Kendall, Agent of the Bigelow Carpet Co.; Benj. F. Wardell; A. B. England, builder ; Edwin Beers, Conklin, Son & Beers ; Nathaniel Putnam; E. 8S. Mills; Rufus R, Graves ; Daniel H. Gregory ; EK. L. Roberts ; John C, Cole. CC. G, Fonrias, general agent, Ontario Chambers, corner of Church and Front Streets,

Puentx Mutva. Lire Ins, Co., Hartford, Conn. - Dividends Annually, 50 per cent. ; Assets, $2,500,000.00. A. R. Bethune, General Agent, 104 St. Francis Xavier St., Montreal, Dominion of Canada, Officers - E. Fessenden, President ; James B. Hosmer, Vice-President; James F. Burns, Secretary ; A. W. Barrows, M.D., Consulting Physician, A. DeGrass1, Agent, Toronto.

ProvinctaL Ins, Co. of Canada, - Hon, J. Hillyard Cameron, President; Lewis Moffatt, Esq., Vice-President, Directors, Hon. J. Hillyard Cameron, C. J. Campbell, Ksq., John M. Gillis, Esq., H. S, Howland, Esq., hal Chaffey, Esq.,, Lewis Moffatt, Esq., W. J. MacDonell, Esq., A. R. Mc Master, Eeq., A. T. Fulton, Esq., A. M. Smith, Esq., Hon. Malcolm Cameron, Manager, James Sydney Crocker, Esq.

QUEEN Ins, Co., of Liverpool and London. - Canada Branch, Chief Office, Montreal, Board, William Molson, Esq., Chairman; Hon. James Ferrier; Henry Thomas, Esq, 5 David Torrance, Esq. (Fire Dep't.) ; Bank- ers, Molsons Bank ; Legal Advisers, Messrs. Torrance & Morris ; Medical Adviser, Wm. Sutherland, Esq., M.D. ; Surveyor, Thomas S. Seott, Esq.; Auditor, Thomas R. John- son, Esq. ; A. Mackenzie Forbes, Esq., Re- sident Secretary and General Agent. W. Row.anp, agent for Toronto, cor, Church and Front streets.

Raitway Passencers Ass. Co, of Hart- ford, Conn. - Insures against all kinds of accidents. Capital, $304,800. President, James G. Batterson'; Vice-President, George B. Wright; Secretary, Henry T. Sperry ; General Ticket Agent, Justin Snow,

Royat Ins. Co. - Fire and Life. - Capital $2,000,000 sterling. Royal Insurance build- ings, North John Street, git i and Lombard Street, London. F. H. Hewarp, Agent, corner of Yonge and Wellington Streets, Toronto.

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Sran Lire Ass. Society or ENGLAND. - Chief Office, 48 Moorgate Strect, London ; Canada Branch Office, 48 King Strect Kast, Toronto. Council of Reference, Toronto : John Macdonald, _ ; Hon. Wm. McMas- ter; James Metcalfe, Esq. ; Hon, John Ross; A. M. Smith, Esq. ; Rev. Enoch Wool, D. D.; Medical Referee, W. T. Aikins, Esq., M.D. Council of Reference, Montreal: 'T, Maxwell Bryson, Esq, ; T James Claxton, Esq.; Hon. James Ferrier; James Adams Mathewson, Esq. ; John Tor- rance, Jr., Esy.; Medical Referees, G, W. Campbell, a M. D., and Wm. Wood Squire, Esy., M.D. J. Grecory, General Agent for British North America, 48 King Street East, Toronto,

Tue TRAVELERS Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn., insures against accidents causing death or disabling injury. Cash capital, $500,000, with net surplus, July 1, of $296, - 126 35. Canada Board of Reference: C. J. Brydges, Esq., Managing Director Grand Trunk Railroad, Montreal ; Thos. Swinyard, Managing Director Great Western Railway, Hamilton ; Hon. L. H. Holton, late Minis- ter of Finance, Montreal ; Hon, Alexander Campbell, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Kingston; Hon. Wm. McMaster, firm McMaster & Nephews, merchants, To- ronto; Wm. Workman, Esq., President City Bank, Montreal; Hugh Allan, Esq., firm Hugh & Andrew Allan, general mer- chants, and agents Montreal Ocean Steam- ship Company, Montreal ; J. L. Beaudry, Mayor of Montreal ; Edwin Atwater, Esq., firm E. Atwater & Co., merchants, and President Citizens' Insurance Co., Montreal ; Henry Starnes, Esq., Manager Ontario Bank, Montreal; James Johnson, Esq., Ex-President Provincial Exhibition, Lon- don. Geo. W. Campbell, M.D.,* Montreal, medical and surgical adviser for Canada. Thos. E. Foster, Esq., Montreal, general agent for Dominion of Canada. W. Row- HAND, corner of Church and Wellington streets, agent for Toronto. :

Tue Lonpon Ass. Corporation, - In- corporated by Royal charter A.D. 1720. Head Office, No. 7 Royal Exchange, London, England. Bonamy Dobree, Esq., Governor; Patrick F. Robertson, Esq., M.P., Sub- Governor ; Richard Baggallay, Esq., Deputy- Governor; John Laurence, Esq., Secretary ; John Anthony Rucker, "Heq., Underwriter: Arthur H. Bailey, Esq., Actuary. Thos, B. Bateman, Esq., Manager of the Fire Depart- ment. Agent, Mr. Romeo H. Stephens, 61 St. Francis Xavier Street, Montreal. Isaac €. Gitmor, Agent for Toronto.

THe Mutrvat Lire Insvrance 0., of New York. - F. S. Winston, President. Fur- nishes insurance combining the advatitages

offered by all other Companies, with un-

valled financial security. Assets, over $55,000,000 in cash. Richard A. McCurdy, Vive-President ; John M. Stuart, Secretary ; F, Schroeder, Assistant Secretary ; Sheppard Homans, Actuary; Lewis C. Lawton, Assist. Actuary. E. Cuarrey & Co., Agents, Front Street, Toronto.

Tororo Mutua Finr Ins. Co. - Presi- dent, R. L. Denison, Esq. ; Vice-President, A. T. McCord, Esq. ; Directors, R. L. Denison, Esq., H. 8. Howland, Esq., Jas. Fleming, Esq., A. T. McCord, Esq., John Patterson, Esq., Dr. A. A. Riddel, Hen Rowsell, Esq., D. Thurston, sq. ; Thompson, Esq., Managing Director ; Sec- retary, H. Hancock. City Agent, C. Un- win, Adelaide Street, opposite Court House.

Tre TRAVELERS' INSURANCE Company of Hartford, Conn., grants all kinds of Life and Accident Insurance, separately or combined, at lowest rates of Premium. Assets, Jan, 1, 1868, $940,829.51, Officers: James G. Bat- terson, President; Gustavus F. Davis, Vice President; Rodney Dennis, Secretary; Chas. FE. Wilson, Ass't Secretary; Kdwin W. rs ant, Actuary; Hon, Eliznr Wright, Consult- ing Actuary; H. P. Stearns, M.D., Consult- ing Surgeon; Henry A. Dyer, General Agent. Canada Board of Reference: C. J. Brydges, Esq., Managing Director Grand Trunk Rail- road, Montreal; Thos. Swinyard, Esc 9, Man- aging Director Great Western Railway,

amilton; Hon. L. H. Holton, late Minister of Finance, Montreal; Hon. Alex. Campbell, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Kingston; Hon. Wm. McMaster, M.L.C., firm McMas- ter & Nephews, Merchants, Toronto; Wm. Workman, Esq., President City Bank, Mon- treal; Hugh Allan, Fsq., firm Hugh & Andw. Allan, General Merchants, and Agents Mon- treal Ocean Steamship Company, Montreal;

| J. L. Beaudry, Esq., ce of Montreal;

Fdwin Atwater, Esq., firm E. Atwater & Co. , Merchants, and President Citizen. Insurance Co., Montreal; Henry Starnes, rh Man- ager Ontario Bank, Montreal; -as, Johnson, Ksq., Ex-President Provincial Exhibition, London; Geo. W. Campbell, M.D., Mon- treal, Medical and Surgical Adviser for Can- ada; Thos. E. Eoster, Montreal, General Agent for Dominion of Canada. Scotr & WALmsLry, Agents Province of Ontario.

Western Ass. Co., of Canada. - Fire and Marine Inswrance, - Directors : Hon. John McMurrich, President ; Chas. Magrath, Vice-President ; Robert Beatty, Esq., Rice Lewis, A. M. Smith, James Michie, Thomas Haworth, John Fisken, and A. Manning. Officers : Bernard Haldan, Secretary ; John Maughan, Jr., Assistant Secretary ; Wm. Blight, Fire Inspector ; Capt. J. T. Douglas, Marine Inspector. Jas. Prixets, gen'l agent.

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Companies, with un- urity. Assets, over Richard A. McCurdy, M. Stuart, Secretary ; ht Secretary ; She wis C. Lawton, Assist. FEY & Co., Agents,

Fink Ins. Co. - Presi- Esq. ; Vice-President, -; Directors, R. L. . Howland, Esq., Jas. » McCord, Esq., John A. A. Riddel, Hen Thurston, Esq. ; naging Director ; Sec- City Agent, C. Un- opposite Court House. NSURANCE Company of its all kinds of Life and separately or combined, minm. Asscts, Jan, 1, Officers: James G. Bat- ustavus F. Davis, Vice ennis, Secretary; Chas. retary; Kdwin W. Bry- Klizur W right, Consult. Stearns, M.D., Consult- A. Dyer, General Agent. ference: C. J. Brydges, 'ctor Grand Trunk Rail- s. Swinyard, Esq., Man- eat Western Railway, H. Holton, late Minister ; Hon, Alex. Campbell, own Lands, Kingston; r, M.1L.C., firm McMas- rchants, Toronto; Wm. sident City Bank, Mon- 'sq., firm Hugh & Andw. hants, and Agents Mon- ip Company, Montreal; ey mere of Montreal; , firm E. Atwater & Co. , ident Citizen, Insurance y Starnes, Fsq., Man- fontreal; Jas, + A toatel Provincial Exhibition, Jampbell, M.D., Mon- irgical Adviser for Can- ter, Montreal, General | of Canada, Scorr & Province of Ontario,

'o., of Canada. - Fire nce, - Directors : Hon. sident ; Chas. Magrath, ert Beatty, Esq., Rice James Michie, Thomas cen, and A. Manning. Idan, Secretary ; John stant Secretary ; Wm. r; Capt. J. T. Douglas, 8. PRINGLE, gen'l agent.

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TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY.

Western Ins. Co., Buffulo, N. Y. - Es- tablished ix, 1862. Assets over half a mil- lion. ome S and 8 Main street, and 3 and 4 Central Wharf. Gibson T. Williams, President; P. 8. Marsh, Vice-President ; Edward B. Smith, Secretary ; Townsend Davis, Assistant Secretary ; Wm. Rowland, Agent, Toronto, Ont.

Uniten States Casuatty Co, - New York Oifice, No, 96 Broadway. Cash Capital $100,000, KE. C. Fisher, President; F. Mar- koe, Jr., Secretary, Pronatr & OsiEr, Agents, Toronto,

Puenrx Fire Ins. Co, - Lombard st. and Charing Cross, London. Established 1782. General Agents for Canada, Gillespie, Moffatt

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& Co., Montreal. Agents for Toronto, Morratt, Murray & Beatriz, 36 Yonge street.

CommerciAL, Union Ass. (©o, - Head Office, 19 and 20 Cornhill, London, E. C., Chairman, John Boustead ; Manager (Fire), E. Cozens Smith ; Actuary, W. P. Pattison ; Underwriter, J. Carr Saunders ; Solicitors, Messrs. Thomas & Hollams ; Secretary, Alex. Sutherland.

Home Districr Mutvau Fire Ins, Co. - Joun Rains, Secretary, Yonge street, corner of Adelaide.

Lonpon Fire anp Lire Ixs. Co. - J. C. Gitmor, Agent, Colborne street.

Stranparp Lire Ins. Co, - Prruatr & Oster, No. 86 King street, Agents. Drs. Lizars & Hall, consulting physicians.

WEstTERN Ins. Co., Buffalo, N. ¥. - Assets over half a million. Ww. RowLAnD, agent, Toronto, Ontario.

New York Accipenran Ins. Co., 141 Broadway, N. Y. Cash capital $250,000. Simpson & Beruune, Canada Agency, 104 St. Frangois Xavier St., Montreal. PrELLATT & OstER, agents, Toronto.

Tue Scottisn Provincrau Ass, Co. - Es- tablished 1825. - Canada head office, Mon- treal. Canada Board of Directors: Hugh Taylor, Esq., Advocate ; Hon. Charles Wil- son, M.L.C., Wm. Sache, Esq., Banker ; Jackson Rae, Esq., Banker. Legal Adviser, Strachan Bethune, Q.C. Medical Adviser, Wn. Fraser, M.D. Secretary, A. Davidson Parker. Toronto: G, L. MADDISON, agent, Bay St., south of King.

MINING COMPANIES.

Tur Toronro Minrina Excuancr, York Chambers, Court St. - Instituted for the purchase and sale of stocks and other secu- rities of Mining and other Companies or cor-

rations fully organized and constituted. resident, Josias Bray, Esq.; 1st Vice-Presi-

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dent, James 8, McMurray, Esq.; 2nd Vice- President, Robert Beaty, Esq. Other mem- bers of the Executive Committee: W. C,

Brantford and Goderich Gold and Silver Mining Co. of Madoc, (Limited.) Capital stock $72,000, divided into 14,400 shares of $5 each. Working capital $36,000. De- ag sh on subscription $2 per share, and the alance in payments of $1 per month. The following is the Provisional Board of Dires- tors: President, Thomas Nightengale, Esq. Directors: Thomas Taylor, Goderich ; Don- ald Cameron, Madoc; Philip Williams, To- ronto; Lachlan Kennedy, Maloc ; William Shorts, Goderich ; John Segsworth, Toronto ; Thomas Nightengale, Yorkville; J. N. Ag- new, Toronto. Secretary, J. N. Agnew ; Treasurer, John Segsworth ; Mining Super: intendent, Wm. Shorts. Solicitors, Messrs, Morrison & Sampson, Western Assurance Buildings, Church Street, Toronto. Bank- ers, the Bank of Commerce, Toronto.

Madoc Gold Mining Co, of Toronto, No. 1 Victoria Hall, Melinda Street, Toronto. President, W. R. Brown; Secretary and Treasurer, Herbert Mortimer; Solicitors, Jones Brothers. Board of Directors: W. Re Brown, Wm. Wharin, W. C. Adams, Dr, U. Ogden, Hugh Miller, Herbert Mortimer.

The Union Mining Co, (Limited.) Capital stock $60,000, divided into 8,000 shares, Par value of shares, $20. Deposit on subscrip- tion $5 per share. Objects, mining for gold, silver, &c. Provisional Directors: Presi- dent, George M. Hawke, Esq. Directors : G. M. Hawke, James Watson, Robert Hay, Robert Beaty, Dr. G. W. Jones, Managing Director: T. 8. Chandler. Solicitor: J. G. Scott, Fsq. Bankers: The Bank of To- ronto. Secretary and Treasurer: Robert Beaty. Office: 53 King St. East, Toronto.

The Wellington Gold Mining Co. of Ma- doc (Limited). To be incorporated by let- ters patent under the provisions of the Act 27 and 28 Victoria, a 23, and amend- ments thereto. Capital stock $200,000, di- vided into 40,000 shares of $5 each, of which $100,000 is reserved for working capital. Directors: Hon. John Carling, M.P., Adam Crooks, Esq., Q.C., John Crawford, Esq., Q.C., M.P., Thomas Lailey, Esq., merchant, A. M. Smith, F'sq., President Royal Cana- dian Bank. Manager and Superintendent: Hugh R. Fletcher, Mining Engineer. Secre- tary and Treasurer, H. 8. Ledyard. Solici- tors: Messrs. McMurray & Rae. Bankers: The Royal Canadian Bank.

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'oronto and Whitby Mining Co, (limited.) | Bank, Solicitor: T. Kearton Morgan. Established to mine for Gold and other min- | Secretary and Treasurer : 8. Spreull. erals on twenty acres of lot number 28, in Victoria Gold Mining Co, of Toronto (lim- the 4th concession of Madoc. Capital $50,- | ited), Capital stock, 000, divided into 000, in 5,000 shares of $10 each, payable $2 | 3,500 shares original stock. Par value of per share on subscription, and the remainder | shares, $10 each. Deposit on subscription, in four equal monthly instalments. Pro- | 25 per ccnt. Directors: Orin Wardell, visional Directors: John Burns (of Thomp- | James Norris, John Ritchie, Josias Bray, son & Burns,) Tors::to; John Boyd (of John | Thomas McCrosson, President: J. W. Cox Boyd & Co.) Yoronto; it. H. it. ight, | (of Cox & Company). Secretary and Trea- Toronto; W. Wharin, Toronto; Hugh Mil- | surer: Josias Bray. Bankers : Ontario ler, Toronto; J. A. Holden, Whitby ; Chas, | Bank. Solicitors: Leys, McMurrich & King, Whitby. Bankers: Royal Canadian | Robertson.

CHINA HALL! China Breakfast and Tea Sets,

DINNER AND DESSERT SETS,

TOILET SETS, GLASSWARE, PLATED GOODS, AND TABLE CUTLERY.

Leather Bags, Fancy Goods, and Albums, Tea Trays, &c. GLOVER HARRISON, 71 King Street East, TORONTO.

HENRY GRAHAM & OCO.,

CARPETS, DRUGGETS, MATTINGS,

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OIL CLOTHS. 3 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO.

Kearton Morgan. S. Spreull. 2.89 Co. of Toronto (lim- 55,000, divided into tock. Par value of" bsit on subscription, s: Orin Wardell, tchie, Josias Bray, esident: J. W. Cox Secretary and Trea- Bankers: Ontario- pys, MecMurrich &

Sets,

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ry DODS, AND

Albums,

Adelaide Street West--North side. 78 Commences at Yonge and rnns west to 80 Strachan Avenue, Me 2 Hz. Nerlich & Co., fane 8. 4, 6, 8 Alexander Purse, y, Se He 10 City Baths. 90 Vacant lot. 92 14 Joseph Clark, marine store. " 16 Patrick Coplin. " 18 Robert Ferguson, tailor, 96 20 James Stibbs, notary public. ** William Stibbs, architect. 98 22 F. E. Stockwell, wire worker. po 224 Alexander Wilson, bailiff? 2 }4£4£2£2£2©2 | ttt 24 Matthew Selway, last maker. 104, 26 Charles H. Hubbard, gold leaf manu- | 108 facturer. 110 28 Thomas Gray, contractor. j 112 30 Vacant house. 114 32 Vacant house, Zion Congregational Church. 116 ATT aY Bay Street intersects... cece " 38 John Doel. 66 46 George Richards, tailor. 118 '© Samuel Willcocks, tailor. " '© Martin Synclare. ; 86 50 Peter Backer, fancy goods. 120 56 Mrs. M. O'Connell, tavern. 122 564 Vacant house. 126 58 Willian Damer, boot and shoe manu- facturer. 132 60 W.B. Nicol, M.D. 136 62 Capt. W.S. Prince, chief of police. 138 '© James Morris, barrister. 140 tasirasvais Sheppard Street intewsects............ | 142 64 C. B. Hall, M.D, 148 74 (C. Lockman, machinist. 150 *¢ Wiliiam Ustrum, policeman. 152 76 Vacant lot. 154

TORONTO

STREET DIRECTORY,

DeVere Hunt, printer.

Geo. Holman, manager Royal Lyceum. William H. Cumming, M.D.

Mrs. C. Walls.

Miss A. Irving, boarding house.

Capt. Benjamin Stratford.

T. J. Pares,

Mrs. R. Cameron.

Rev. Dr. Barclay.

Rey. I. Frank, private school. Thomas Campton, ginger beer manu-

facturer.

100, 102 John Booth, confectioner. Bese York Street intersect .........60008 106 James Patterson, grocer. Frederick Milligan, tavern.

Wm. J. McClure, conductor G.T, R. Robert King, conductor G.T.R. Samuel Bowman.

Robert Bowman.

Thomas Wholohen, laborer.

James Burns, sailor.

William Whitcomb, chairmaker. James Later, laborer.

William Mozley, shoemaker.

Samuel Chapman, laborer.

David Collins, laborer.

William Anderson, carriage builder. H. A. Morrison, baggage master G.T. R. John Bell, barrister.

Vacant lot.

134 Richard Couch, builder.

George Groom.

Alexander Arnot.

L. P. Sherwood.

John Davis, laborer.

John Ginty, contractor.

8. H. James, dry goods.

Mrs. S. Thomas,

William Thorpe, agent.

32 C. E, ANDERSON & CO.'S

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156 Mrs. E. Rankin, boarding house. 158 Hugh Gillis, clerk.

160 Mrs. G. Lenny, boarding house. seccsccsereeee Simcoe Street Untersecls, ...+...010+ » Vacant lot.

164 John Platt, builder. 166 Vacant house. 168 J. M. ee hardware.

O Mrs. A. Miles. 3 Geo, H. Wilson, teller Bank of Montreal. 174 H. Gaston, teacher of French. 176 Vacant house. 178 A. H. Pearson, printer. 180 Alex. Oliphant, boarding house, 182 Alonzo Spooner, agent.

Vacant lots.

194 Peter Farquharson, grocer and carpen-

ter. 196 William Muir, carpenter. '6 Francis Cullen, mail carrier. *¢ Alex. Duget, machinist. Duncan Street intersects....... 'iting Privaie grounds, 210 James Paterson, Q.C., burrister.

Seana eineiiiad John Street intersects. .......666 0000

212 Hugh Devlin. 214 Mrs. Margaret Healy. Vacant lots. 222° James Neville, laborer. Vacant lot. 226 Andrew Sicber. Vacant lots. 244 Mrs. Isabella Ross, 246 George Wallace, engineer. 248 . B. Gilbert, lumber merchant. Vacant lots.

... Peter Street infersects............4. ;

262 George Perkins, merchant. Private grounds, 268, 270, John Ross. it, Chas. W. Wilmott, undertaker. Vacant lots. 278 John Robinson, laborer. Vacant lots.

eb ulisikbye bs Brock Street intersects........0..666 804 Mrs. Catherine Maine, 306 James Stewart, engineer. 308 George Brown, engineer, '¢ James Brown, engineer. 310 J. F. McDonald, freight agent N.R.C. 312, 314 Vacant !sts, 316 Wm. Henderson, plumber. 318 John 8. Warren, band-box maker. Vacant lots. 324 John McDonald, builder, 826 Joseph Curran, barrister. 828 John Hilbert, engineer. 330 W. Dollery, conductor N.R.C., 232 George Salley, engineman. 83°§ Alexander Anderson, carriage maker, 334 Moses Stennett, laborer,

8344 Robert Pearson, engineer. $36 Patrick Anderson, clerk. $364 Richard Hall, clerk. $38 Alexander Durie, teamster. '« Miss Margaret McDonald, dressmaker. '¢ Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, $40 Vacant house. 842 Henry Smith, grocer. Brant Street intersects......... sce

Vacant lots,

$76 Mrs. C. McClennan, dressmaker.

'6 James Anderson, fireman G.T.R.

'¢ Thomas Oliver, laborer.

882 Mrs. Ann McNamara, grocer.

Pe MEY Tee Portland Street intersects ....00....4.

884 James Warde, grocer.

386 Mrs, Catharine Frear, boarding house,

3888 Wm. Clement', «-rpenter.

899 Wm. Blackr rs, engineer. Var rr lot.

394 Michael Brady, brakeman.

896 John Cunningham,

898 Vacant house.

400 Denis Connell, barrack-sergeant. Vacant lots.

408 Michael Scallion, carriage driver. Vacant lots.

418 James Anderson, school teacher. Vacant lots.

veoees, Bathurst Street intersects. .......ce00.

Rev. J. B. Proulx, P.P., chaplain to Forces, St. Mary's School and Convent. 450 Michael Kelly, mariner.

hrkererrey e Tecwnseth Street intersects......... eee

Vacant lots, 492 Edward Seymour, laborer. 494 Edward Worth, laborer. Vacant lots, 504 Thomas Wilmott, laborer. 506 John Naddy, laborer. Vacant lots. 516 Thomas Riley, policeman. 518 James Shea, Tatores Vacunt lots. §28 Edward Hyland, laborer. 530 William Purcell, blacksmith, Vacant lots.

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sevijavevnens Niagara Street intersects, ......000006 Vacant lots, Vidoceneent Strachan Avenue intersects... .......08

Adelaide Street West - South side.

Commences at Yonge, and runs west to Strachan Avenue,

1, 3, 5, J. W. Gale, dry goods. Vacant lots. 11, 13 John McBean, lumber merchant.

17. John Hasson, blacksmith.

erk.

master. pnald, dressmaker.

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, boarding house, enter.

Pineer. t. ema.

ck-sergeant. riage driver. ool teacher. 8.

UE SECES. 66. sseeeees P.P., chaplain to

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intersects... ......00

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South side.

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JOHN BOYD & CO., AV holesale Grarees

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COMMISSION "wenchante ©

61 & 6838 FRONT STRESBT, TORONTO.

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Now in Store, direct from the Bivopen and West India Markets, a large omnes of General Groceries, comprising

TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, WINES AND LIQUORS, AND GENERAL GROCERIES.

SHIP CHANDLERY.

Canvas, Manilla and Tarred Rope, Oakum, Tar, Fiagh 4 Sew &e., DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, ion

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SRERS Seed MWA eee Special attention paid to the Sale of Goods on Consignment.

oR DISTILLy,

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W. T. FITZHENRY, PROPRIETOR,

Pure Spirits, Old Rye, Halt Toddy

DOMESTIO WHISGKUYS.

ALL OF WHICH CAN BE RECOMMENDED AS OF THE PUREST, QUALITY. :

ADVERTISEMENTS.

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NEIL CURRIE,

BOILER WORKS,

MARINE, STATIONARY AND PORTABLE BOILERS, Oil Stills, Worms, Agitators, Iron Boats,

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TANKS, &c. WORKS ON THE ESPLANADE, FOOT OF CHURCH ST.,

TORONTO, ONT.

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JOSEPH DAVIDS, |

CHEMIST AND DRUGEIST,

Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Studs, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varniahes, Colors,

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i jis : ely OO, No. 169 KING STREET EAST, Opposite the Clyde Hotel, TORONTO.

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| dealer in tums, Patent

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TORONTO CITY: DIRECTORY. 33

19 Kenneth McDonald, bookkeeper.

21 Mrs. L. A. Turreff, boarding house. 23 Samuel Caspar, retired.

25, 27 James Hobbs, blacksmith.

29 Richard Shannon, blacksmith.

'© William G. Harris, tailor.

'* George Jackson, laborer.

'* Mrs. Murphy, laundress,

31, 33, 35 Samuel Wilson, cigar box manu-

facturer 87, 39, 41 G. S. & A. Wills, biscuit manu- facturers. Wetec tevvel Bay Street intersects. ........0.0006 Vacant house.

51 ©. W. Buchanan, M.D., coroner.

'© 0. R. Buchanan, M.D.

53 A. S. Irving, stationer.

55 J. C. Clapp, engineer.

57 Uzziel Ogden, M.D.

58, 61 Withrow & Hillock, builders.

71, 73 J. P. Wagner, sash and blind man'r.

** Joab Seales & Co., tobacco man'frs.

75 William Palen, carpenter.

77°)" Mary Palen.

79, 81 Mrs. M. Burk, dairy.

Vacant lot.

85, 87 W. G. Koyle, watchman.

89 Daniel Finucane, laborer. vecrteiverts Bolton's Lane intersects, ........

Vacant lot.

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93 Morgan O'Flaherty, Custom House

broker. Vacant lots. 99 James Dimond. William Smith, porter. 101. George Lenhardt, mattrass manufac-

turer. 103 John W. Bowden, grocer and builder. | sdivbaeribeoes York street intersects .........-... 105, 107, 109 Scales & Son, tobacco manu- facturers,

111 Thomas Dean, brass founder.

113 Worsley Ebbs, Crown Lands Depar'mt. |

115 George Booth, copper smith. 117, 119 Thomas Dean, brass founder. 121 John W. Palmer, painter. '¢ Peter Higgins, laborer. Benjamin Jones, laborer, 128 Mrs. Annie Shortly, grocer. 125 James Taylor, laborer. 127 John Hanford, carpenter. 129 Mrs, Maria Battin, dressmaker, '* Richard Taylor, tin plate stamper. Vacant lots. 135 Mrs, Annie Ashby, boarding house, 137 John Nichol, carriage painter. 139 William McFadden, engineer. 141 George Urquhart, laborer. 1414 Mrs. Bridget Hickey, tailoress. 1438 John Cleveland, shoemaker. 145 Samuel Bailey, carriagesmith, 147 William Arnell, jun., shoemaker.

149 Mrs. Rachael Martin.

151 Mrs. G. McCallum.

153 William Caswell, boarding house. 155 Mrs, S. M. Scott, boarding house. 157, 159 John Strathy, barrister.

vaareasepeen Simcoe Street intersects,.........0..

161 William Morrow, messenger. '¢ James Marshall, porter.

'* James Colville, U. C. College. '© Upper Canada College Grounds.

Scciteseeiterse John Street intersects. ......ccccce00s

Vacant lots. 259 Thomas Trew, assistant Com. Genl.

aan Peter Street intersects, ........000e008 Vacant lots. MR eres Sere or ey Brock Street intersects.......0..0005 °

Vacant lots. $17 Richard Humphrey. carpenter. 319 Mark Dixon, i student. 821 David Lister, machinist. 323 Patrick Corbett. * Vacant Icts. 327 John MéKenzie, carpenter. Vacant lots. 335 David Foster, grocer.

Con veeccaiians Brant Street intersects, ............

Vacant lots. 365 Vacant house. 867 Mrs. M. Fisher, laundress. Vacant lots. 373 Archibald MeInnes, policeman G. W. R. 375 Michael Lonergan, laborer. Vacant lots.

Fevgceeenene Portland Street intersects, 0.00.00...

387 John Kaine, laborer. Vacant lot.

391 Mrs. L. Crawford, seamstress. Vacant lot.

895 James Dwyer, laborer.

897 John Sheppard, laborer.

399 Jeremiah Dunne, laborer.

401 James Kearney, laborer.

408 Sylvester Halligan, laborer. Vacant lot.

407 Lawrence Glynn, laborer.

409 Timothy Redmond, musician, Vacant lot.

413 Richard Dalton

415 Miss Francis Nisbit.

417. Timothy Sullivan, laborer.

419 James Hannon, laborer.

421 Randolph Lowry, laborer,

423 Philip Burns, laborer, Vacant lots.

rte Bathurst Street intersects. .....66..4 +

429 Mrs, M. Cathcart. Vacant lots.

af Pa es: Tecumseth Street intersects... ......005

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451 John Christie, laborer. Vacant lots, sececee Niagara Street intersects... sees Vacant lots to end.

Adelaide street East- North side. ' Commences at Youge and runs east to Nelson,

2 William Hewitt, hardware. Vacant lots.

10 Samuel Booth, builder.

** John A. Mills, carpenter.

'© Wm. Rogers, carpenter.

12 4G. S, Faircloth & Son, painters.

14 Charles Perkins, locksmith and bell-

hanger. 16 Mrs. Jane Farmer, dressmaker. 18 John Irwin, proprietor hotel.

capiness ve. Victoria street intersects, ....... 6.6606

20 Alexander Miller, secondhand clothing. 20 Frederick Durschordwi, tailor. 22 George Stokes, tailor. 24 G. H. Swinbourne, mathematical in- strument maker. 26 Patrick McGregor, barrister. 26 Daniel Gibson, plumber and gastitter. 32. G. & W. Booth, painters. Vacant lots, 88 Mrs. Jane Adams, Grape Saloon. 40 James McBride, barrister. '© Peter McCutcheon, barrister. © Columbus H. Greene, barrister. « J, Manning, insurance and gen'l. agent. 42 Wadsworth & Unwin, Provincial land Surveyors. s¢ Charles Unwin, senr., insurance and general agent. 44 John Wright, barber. Vacant lots, 54 Mrs. Mary O'Hara, Ontario hotel. * George H. Wright, barber. 66 T. H. O'Neill, William Third hotel. 58 Fleming & Ward, pawn brokers. John Fleming, bailiff. © Wm. Johnson, bailiff. '© Robert Hurst, bailiff. 60 Wm. McCann, upholsterer. 62 Mrs. Mary Thompson, (widow. ) 624 Henry Aykroyd, boat builder. 64 A. Rudolph, golds'aith, 66 Louis Wetkowske, tailor. 68 James O'Dea, hotel.

eR getT « Chareh Street intersects.

Mechanics Institute.

78 = Alexznder Stewart. Vacant lot.

84 Robert Turnbull, tailor, 86 Charles March, painter, 88 Wm. Lyne, second hand hardwave. Irwin Potter, porter, 90 John Stack, laborer, **y James Shanaghan, laborer, **r John Johnson, ship carpenter.

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92 A, Hubashek & Co., vinegar manufac'rs, to Matthew Hubashek, foreman vinegar 98 works.

100 James Burns, grocer.

102 Agnes Hogan, (wid. )

104 J. Crapper, jr., plumber.

106 Heury Mulholland, messenger.

108 Luke Beatty, hotel.

'*y» Francis Morton, laborer. "ry Catherine Edwards. '¢ William Condon, laborer. Vacant lot. John Heaslip, wood dealer.

Nelson Street intersects. 0.0.0. .0..06-

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Adelaide Street East -South side. Commences at Yonge and runs east to Nelson.

1 Andrews & Son, auctioncers. 1 Charles Durand, barrister. eo \ Andrews & Son, warerooms, ew 4 Shaw & Heap, ule vaults. on R. B. Lees, carpenter. 7 G, Wilmot, eesti broker. 9 R. Carmichael, cooper. 13&15 Gurney & Co,'s premises. 17. Mis. A. Stubbs, intelligence office. 19 James Liston, candy store. 21&13 William West, furniture dealer. 25, 27, 29, 31 James Myles, coal and wood. Toronto Strect intersects... ..cccccerees

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Wesleyan Methodist Church.

Court of Assize.

County Court,

Court of Quarter Sessions.

Council Chamber,

Recorder's Court.

Division Court.

F. W. Jarvis, Sheriff County York.

2 | J. Elliot, Clerk County Council York, r| = and notary public. z r McNab, Murray & Jackes, barristers. = | York Roads Oftice, © | John K. 'Macdonald, Treasurer County York. j Hon. Wm. Cayley, Clerk Surrogate ' Court. :

A. MeLean Howard, Clerk 1st Divis sion Court. _ Geoige D, James, accountant,

St. Andrew's Church,

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Church Street intersects... ...6.0000

St. James' Parochial School, 97 Rev. Dean Grassett, Rectory. 103 George Forsyth, builder, 105 Mrs. Margaret Shannon, b'rding house. Vacant lot. 3 109 Samuel Dyer, hoarding house,

vitiiteiist Francis Street tatersects vo. ..cccc0e-

111&113 Watkins & Lumbers, flour dealers. 119 John Nasmith, baker.

gar manufac'rs, reman vinegar

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Lises.

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punty York. Council York,

'kes, barristers. reasurer County 'lerk Surrogate Slerk Ist Divis ntant.

BROLIN. vac cakaar ees

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' b'rding house. house,

BECUS ose sesecvens

s, flour dealers.

Agnes street - North side.

Commences at Yonge and runs west to Uni- |

versity,

§ Richard Mills, carter, 10 A. B. Wright, liquor merchant. 12 Michael Jacques, cabinet maker, 14 John Murphy, G.T.R. Express Mes. 14r Mrs, Mary Black, widow of John. 14r John Healy. 16 Joseph Stephens, carpenter. 16 Duncan Cuddler, blacksmith. 16r Robert McBeth, mvchinist. 16r Mrs. Jane Jackson, laundress. 18 Vacant house. 20 Willian Dillon, flour store. 22 Miss Annie Robinson. 22 Miss Elizabeth Evans. 24 - Peter Costella, pressman. 26 Edward Ward, printer. 28 Vacant house. 30) Mrs. Hannah Coppin. 304 Kdward Boyce, lather. 32 Mrs. Mary Stone, ladies' boarding house. 32r William Black, panera 34 Benjamin Hazlehurst, printer. 347 David Gardner, baker. 36 Vacant house. 38 William Brown, builder. 40 James Farrall, plasterer. 42 & 44 George Wilkinson. 46 Henry Weaver, porter, 48 Henry Atley, sessional messeager, 50 Vacant house. 52 John Stewart, tailor. 62r William Stratton, brass finisher and locksmith. 54 James Morrell, machinist. 54r Francis Meguile, porter. 56 George Lugsdin, saddler. 66r John Ibbotson, carpenter. 56r Peter Legg, moulder. 58 John Steel, grocer. Vacant Lots. 64 Robert Morey.

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66 Andrew Wilson, grocer,

68 Henry Jackman, Dill poster.

70 Richard Brown,

74° William MeAvoy.

76 Mrs. Mary Keown, widow of Robt.

78 James Ward, commercial traveller.

89 George Gleason, cack maker.

86 Kdward G. Owen, cake maker and confectioner.

82. John Bilton, painter and paper hanger.

84 Thomas Williains, carpet weaver,

86 Richard Hornibrook, laborer.

$8 Mrs. Bliza Bonner, nuirdresser.

90 Sumnuel Gray, shoemaker.

92 Thomas Harris, teamster.

94, 96 Geo EK. Wolgar, second hand store. Wisabeth street intersects ............

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98 i Josephine Stellwagen, meat mar- et. 100 Edward Elder, waiter. 102 Joseph Marsball, porter. 102 Charles Klien, cigar maker. 102 Thos, Englesey, carpenter. 104 & 106 Vacant houses.

108 Robert Marks, grocer.

Sheapurennvéds Sayer strect intersects. o......66 te

110 James Keilly, tailor.

112 John Redmond, printer.

114 William Armstrong, plumber.

116 Mrs. Emina Jackson, widow of John. 118 William Arnann, shoemaker.

120 John West, boot and shoemak« »

, 124 Robert Dale, laborer. | 124 Mrs. Mary Parr. | 130 John Dawson, grocer.

Seaeceeestaad Centre street intersects.......6 0.66 6 132, & 134 Thomas Jackson, grocer.

138 Robert Spence, porter.

138 John Epps, porter.

' 140 Thomas Steel, carpenter.

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142 Mrs. Cashman, widow of Timothy. 14¢ Win. H. Muckle, carter, Kien ecuneyey University street intersects. «..... eK

Agnes street -South side.

Commences at Youye and runs west to Uni- versity. 5 Edward Hobson, retired. Vacant house. 9 Mr, MeCracken, shoemaker. 9 John Maggs, laborer. 11. John Loughead, printer. 13° Vacant house, 15 Augusta Kissener, cabinet maker. 15 Ephraim Butt, wagon maker, James Butt, salesman. 15 Alfred Berry, painter, 17) Margaret Kelly. 17. Mrs. M. Murray, washerwoman. 17 Robert Collins, laborer. 17. Thomas Crotty, letter carrier. 17. Catherine Brower. 17. William Armstrong, shoemaker. 174 Peter Colgan, shoemaker. 19 Alexander Campbell, retired. 19 r Mrs. Ella Lawson, tailoress. 21) Catherine Church, seamstress. 23 . Catherine Sage. 25 George Charidon. 29 James Hurd. chine decorator, 31 Charles C, Day, carpenter. 33° Henry F. Faulkner, P.O. Clerk. 85 William B. Hamilton, Clerk. 37. George Wills, baker, 39 Rebecca Thompson. 41 Joseph Cook, carver and gilder. 43. Joseph Bennett, City engineer. 45 Miss Magee, school teacher, 47) Michael Dougherty. laborer,

Isaac Watts, watchman.

Richard Stephens, laborer. Joseph Anderson, wood merchaat, John Klinck, carpenter.

William Hanning, cab driver. Wood yard.

ieivs - Terauley street intersects, .........

Samuel McGowan.

Catherine Fossett.

William McCray, carpenter. Henry Leonard, shoemaker. Thomas Yolland, book-keeper. James Tregear, carpenter. Elizabeth Davey. seamstress. Mrs. Maria Foster, laundress. Henry Hassard, painter.

John Broxup, laborer.

Jemes Sheils, laborer. Alexander Sutherland, laborer. John M. Tinsley, grocer. Edward Brown, painter. Thomas Firth, shoemaker.

83, 85 Mrs. Mary Stephenson.

Thomas Stephenson, printer. Vacant lot.

sovecco.seeDlizabeth street intersects. .........066

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Vacant house. Vacant brewery.

vb beede Sayer street intersects............44.

James Ramsay, grocery and tavern. William Ford, cabinet maker, William Pollard, carpenter. Arthur Wellesley Page, printer. Anthony Kader, cigar 'naker. John Fahrnbach, basket maker. Jules Ahrens, cigar maker. John Swift, shoemaker. Thomas W;|son, jeweller, Robert Smith, printer.

Joseph Jose, printer.

Henry Swift, shoemaker.

Edward Maa, maltster.

Vacant house,

Robert McMahon. contractor.

Mrs. Elizabeth McMahon, dressmaker, Charles Roberts, tailor.

William Pomeroy. carpenter.

John Murray, book agent.

Edwin Trevail, commercial traveller.

wean University strect intersects........ ...

Agnes street west - North side.

Commences at Spadina Avenue and runs west

to Grosvenor.

Vaeant lot. John Pim, carpenter.

Vacant lot. Vavant house.

Vacant lot.

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24 Robert Magill, laborer.

acant lot.

86 William Smith, carpenter. 88 John Scoles, carpenter.

Agnes street west - South side.

Commences at Spadina Avenue and runs

west to Grosvenor.

"1 William Milne, grocer.

Vacant lots.

9 Lionel Fitton, engine driver. 11 John Thompson ,yardman G, T. R. 18 Vacant house. William Nixon, carpenter.

Vacant lot.

Mrs. James McKenzie.

Fobert Churchward, carpenter. Richard Crawford, butcher, William Childs, bricklayer.

Vanauley street intersects....... Ragane Vacant lot.

47 Mrs. McMullen. 49 Mrs. Margaret Adams.

Vacant lots. Grosvenor street intersects. ............

Albert street-- North side.

Commences at Yonge and ruris west to Sayer.

10r Thomas Hayes, porter. 12r Henry Armstrong, salesman. 14 r John Heath, shoemaker. New Jerusalem Church. 18 James Patton, crockery merchant. 20 Charles Morrison, blacksmith. 22 Mrs. Emma Hore, dressmaker.

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30 Christopher Wilson, scale maker. 32 William Hastings, clerk.

34 William A. Lyon, actor,

36 Charles Follis, policeman G. T, R. 88 Samuel Campbell, policeman.

40 Thomas Milne, school teacher.

42 Margaret McCaully.

44 Samuel Walton, ticket agent.

46 Mrs. Bridget Egan.

Vacant lot.

50 John Bugg.

60 Mrs.

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ssesdyoe Lane intersects. .....cccccsvecceee Lucy Stuart, boarding house. . Terauley street intersects... .........

Vacant lot. Thomas Crompton.

70 Miss Janet McDonald. 72 Daniel McDonald, builder, 74 James McDonald, builder.

Vacant lot.

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76 Christopher Legier, laborer. 78 Patrick Cassidy, cab driver. 80 Carpenter shop.

82 Robert Norman, carver. 82) James Parker, baker. 88 Robert Stephens, grocer.

aibivarentte Elizabeth street intersects............

90 James A. Kerr, grocer.

92 Asa R. Leger.

94 Mrs. G. Kingsmill.

96 Thoinas Halgrave, machinist. 98 Wm. Ward, policeman.

100 William Michie, grocer.

pases osvsireds Sayer street intersects ............4

Albert street - South side. Commences at Yonge and runs west to Sayer

3 Patrick Kearns, saddler. 5 Elizabeth Perry. 7 Duncan C. Murray, clerk. 9 Patrick Connor, moulder. 11 H. Braid, shoemaker. 13 r John Dilion, carter. Vacant lot. 17 Peter A. Wright, pattern-maker.

sececes veveeda@mes street intersects....... Sereekes 21 Isase White, mason. Vacant lots. 39 George Bawden, clothier.: 41 Samuel Rodgers, surgical instrument-

maker. 43 John Gunsell, fisherman. 45 - - Morrell, tobacconist.

47 Hamilton McClean, shoemaker. Vacant lots.

iveseveaeayes Terauley street intersects............ .

Vacant lots.

67 John Brown, express-driver.

69 Francis Clark, musician.

73 David Storey, school-teacher. Vacant lot.

77 Daniel Daley, laborer.

79 John Kennedy, laborer.

81 Thomas Clark, confectioner.

John Boyd, wood dealer.

edswoureess Elizabeth street intersects. ............ Alexandor streot - - North side.

Commences at Yonge and runs east of Shureh,

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2 & 4 George Pears, Ontario Coffee and Spice |

Mills.

Lisssicleineeneeteiee Laine intersects......cccccccccues

8 W. W. Copp, (W. C. Chewett, & Co.),

10 Henry Copp, bookbinder.

12 Thomas I. How, bookbinder. 14 Allan Halford, actor.

J. Halford, artist.

16 John C. Lilly, accountant. 18 William Roddy, printer. 20 Robert Roddy, clerk.

Brethren's Church.

Lane and Vacant lot. 26 G. H. Backas, assistant post master. Vacant lot. '

82 C. W. Cooper, barrister. 34 Mrs. Emily Childs.

Garden. 88 John K. Macdonald, county treasurer. t seseeceseessOheerch street Intersects .... seseeess

J. Ketchum, law student. Alexander Crombie.

Charles V. Warmoll, barrister. William Langley, retired. Henry Langiey, architect.

Alexander strevt - South side.

Commences at Yonge and runs east of Chureh.

Vacant lots. 1 Hodson Joseph, hardware & tinsmith. 3 Alexander Munroe, clerk custom house, Vacant lots. 11. Henry Pim, blacksmith.

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13 David Hewitt, hardware. Alexander Street Baptist Church. Vacant lots. 31 John Villiers, hoop skirt manufacturer. 83. Robert Anderson, photographer. 85 Alexander Lorimer, librarian Uni-

versity. Vacant lots.

51 Augustus Newell, melodcon-maker. 53 Rev. J. R. Lavelle. Vacant lots.

seoiveneas dis envenal Lane inter sects......66 veeces

Vacant lot. Rear building. Church strect intersects, Private grounds. Abraham Midgely, bookkeeper. Mrs, Ann Smith. Lane and vacant lots. Peter Nord, cabinet. maker. Henry Joselin, builder. Vacant lots.

Alice street--North side.

Commences at Yonge, and runs west to Terauley.

William Brydon, druggist.

8 Miss Jane Burkiss.

10 Elias Wilmot.

12 Elizabeth Coxwell.

Vacant Lot.

16 Francis Mayhew, carpenter. 18 Alexander Robinson, confectioner. Alexander Irwin, cabinet-maker,

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22 Jam:s Murray, tinsmith.

24 William Thorne, commission merchant.

26 Mrs. Anne Walker, bourding-house. 28 William Sturrock, salesman.

30 Thomas Hastings, tailor.

32 James Bryce, laborer.

84 Fred. H. Smith, clerk.

36 James Waddle, clerk.

38 Gustavius Hamilton, boiler-maker. 40 Gideon Robertson, grocer,

42. Thomas Hall, city missionary.

44 Mrs, Mary Perry, boarding-house. 46 Peter Jacobs, cabinet-maker,

48 Mrs. Murray.

50 John M. Walker, printer.

52 Thomas Kinnear, clerk.

FATALE. Terauley strect intersects. ......6. 0

Alice street - South side.

Commences at Yonge, and runs west to

Terauley. Rear premises.

5 RB. D. Congdon.

7 Mrs. Margaret Brydon.

** Stephen Brydon, baker.

Anthony Bowes.

11 Thomas Oulster, moulder. Primitive Methodist Chareh,

17 Henry G. Booth, coppersmith.

19 Samuel H Monckton, painter.

21. Francis Thomas, saddler.

'* T!,omas Todd, printer.

214 Frederick Thomas, upholsterer.

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subs cp banseeiuvdivs Lane intersects. oo... 66.6.0 cce ces

23 Thomas Rogers, tailor.

25 Charles Bunbury, salesman.

27° Henry C. Todd, tailor.

29 Robert Walker, boots und shoes.

31 John Holmes, boots and shoes.

33 William Swift, confectioner.

'¢ James Wigglesworth, clerk.

85 Charles R. A. Bolton, undertaker.

37 Charles Farmery, shoemaker.

39 Mrs. J. Taylor, nurse.

Alexauder McGinnis, teacher Com. College.

41 Malcolm Morrison, ale and porter |

vaults. Farquhar Morison, merchant tailor, 43° John Prinderleith, carpenter, 45 Jacob Hoover, commercial reporter. *¢ John EF. Spatford, sewing machines. 47 William Yeats, clerk. John Thompson, laborer.

eT Lane intersects. ...06.0....008 6. Vacant lots.

Bipaeia tere Terauley street intersects

Alma Lane - Rear of 171 Brock. 1 Martian Perry, ee 2 Mrs, Elizabeth Alexander, wid, John,

Lane intersects... ccccccccccccces

C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s

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Amelia street-.North side. Commences at Parliament, and runs to east- ern limite,

Vacant lots.

PLIVe Men Metcalf street intersect ...........6006

22 William Brodie, dentist, Vacant lots. 44 Mrs. Jane parier 46 Mrs. Elizabeth Lepper. echt tuiaaetes Pine street interseets..... ......4..

Vacant lots. 68 William Lumbers, grocer. '© James Lumbers. ' © William Lumbers, Jr. '© John Lumbers,

Vacant lots.

Reine overt Sumach street intersects ............ Vacant lots to end.

Amelia Street - South side.

Commences at Parliament and runs to east: ern limits,

Vacant lots.

errr its" Metcalfe street intersects. ... 60.00.00 Vacant lots.

bes eevucvecel «Pine street intersects. .......0006 cee : Vacant lots. j

Tye TT Sumach strect intersects.......06.6.0.

Necropolis. Peter R Lamb & Co,, glue and black- ing mantfacturers, Thomas Hawthorne, laborer, Vacant lots.

Anderson's Lane - North side.

Commences at Dummer and runs west to ' St, John. 2 Mrs. Mary Gray. 4 James Finn, laborer, Vacant lot.

sesecvee Renfrew strect intersects. ......0....

Vacant lot,

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24, 26, 28, 30 James Jones, cabman.

Anderson's Lane- - -South side.

St. John, 1 Eliza A. Watson, nurse. ' ; Vacant lot. ; 5 George Storey, baker, ; 5 RK. Saunders, laborer,

'potas tease Renfrew street intersects. .......

13° Walter Clarey, shoemaker, 15 J. Taylor, siconp eurter, senasesite St. Patrick's Marlet intersects, .........

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21 James Bain, laborer.

23 James Oliver, laborer.

25 Martin Fallin, laborer.

27 Alexander Smith, laborer.

99 Mrs. Mary McKenzie. William Walker, laborer.

Anderson's Lane North Side.

commences °at William and runs west of

Dummer.

Marine store, Vacant lots. 20 Mrs. Michael Kelly, rag dealer, 24 Daniel Monney, laborer. ** Joseph Sholl, Jaborer, 26 Thomas Reid, plasterer, 26 r Patrick Collins, tailor, Vacant lots.

38 James Corbett, cabman. 40 Patrick Sallivan, laborer,

Anderson's Lane - South Side.

Commences at William and runs west of

Dummer.

Vacant lots. 27 Philip Dean, laborer, Vacant lot. 31 Mrs. Mary Grace, 33°) Mrs. Ellen Clune.

seas baadake Dummer street intersects ..........

Vacant lots,

Ann street - -North side.

Commences at Youge and runs east to Mutual,

Private (vounds. 22 Herbert Mortimer, broker. 32 Mrs. Mary Roar. 34 John G. Garden, machinist. 40 William Anderson, carpenter. 42 Thomas Gamble, M.D. 44 Patrick Mead, laborer. 46 Michael Ward, dairyman. 48 John MeGill, cab-owner, 62 John Nixon, tax collector.

Private Grounds,

Vacant lots.

66 Patrick Sullivan, cab-owner.

hoki skentenins Church Street intersects...... .....

84 John H. Jones, printer,

86 John Bruin, laborer.

88 Mrs. Ann Stephenson, nurse. 90 W. H. Jones, music teacher, 94 Samuel May, M.D.

96 Massey McMahon, tailor,

98 John Murphy, laborer.

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100 Mrs. Jane Patterson,

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Paul Diamond, shoemaker, ried Mutual street intersects. ............

Ann street.-South side.

Commences at Yonge and runs east to Mutual,

Rear Premises. David McClelland bookkeeper. Nathaniel Whitehouse, pocket-book maker,

Thomas Sargent, salesman. T. C, Gagnier, tobacconist, Patrick O'Grady, laborer, Mrs. Marv O'Brien. Thomas Clarkson, clerk. Samuel Cowley, G, W. R. freight aept. Thomas Bonar, dairyman. William, Moylan, cab-driver. William Seaton, painter. William Hirst,

Vacant house, William Hill, printer, Girdlestone, Izzard. John H. Cox, optician. James Taylor, clerk. Miss Emily Bilton, school. Mrs. Mary Ann Bilton. Mrs. Elizabeth Rumsey, Samuel Graveley, James McKnight, baker, Robert Mills, grocer. Miss C. Geoghegan, dressmaker. Miss Ann Geoghegan, dressmakez, Richard Nurse, '' Cottage" Inn.

dgeusent Church street intersects, ........ «0.

Miss H. L. Taylor, grover.

John Wilson, carpenter.

James Dodson, builder,

James Watson, coffee and spice manu- facturer.

William West, salesman.

Mrs. Margaret Sexton.

David Thompson, commission agent.

Mrs. Margaret Connelly.

Mrs. Stevens, school.

James Stevens, professor of music.

Miss Johannah Conners, boarding.

Mrs. Eliza Yates.

Thomas Manning, laborer.

AW cites Vutual street intersects............

Augustus street - North side.

Jommences at Spadina Avenue and runs west

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to Commons.

Vacant lots. Taylor Butler, machinist, Vacant lots.

24 Mrs, Catherine Weisey.

26 Matthew Brennan, gardener. Vacant lots.

Augustus street - -South side.

Commences at Spadina Avenue and runs west to Comnaons,

Vacant lots, 17. James Crane. 19 Michael Walsh. * Samuel Haviland. 23 John Dunk. pyaeansanscedueete Street intersects ....0...66.. ccc eee 25 Henry Low. 27° Mrs. Rebecca Neilson. Vacant lots. 33 John Reilly. 385 John McCarthy, laborer. Vacant lots. 39 Francis Bradley, laborer, 41 Vacant house. Vacant lots. 45 Samuel Halett, laborer. Vacant lots. 49 Thomas Halett, laborer. . Vacant lots. Seniseuisedencvist Street intersects ......... 0.6006 4.

Avenue Lane.

Commences at Elizabeth and runs west to University.

23 Charles Smith, shoemaker.

27 & 29 Vacant houses.

31 Rear premises. Gibieuk sores ee Centre street intersects... ............ 37 Alfred August, carpenter.

39 Jane Perrot.

41 Joseph Cartelli, waiter,

#3 Stephen Staughton, merchant. }

Rear premises.

seb ay eaves University street intersects

Avenue Street.

Commences at Elizabeth and runs west to |

University. 1 Wm. P. McAndrew, gardener. Vacant lot. 5 Frederick Wm. Coate, auctioneer. 7 Wm. T. O'Reilly, secretary Beaver Fire Insurance Co.

9 Thomas Armstrong, inspector of Cabs. |

11 Wm. Anderson, agent ** Globe." 13 James A. Wilkinson, accountant.

15 Wn. Muirhead, commercial traveller, | 17 Thomas ©. Patterson, assistant Pro- |

vincial Secy and Deputy Registrar. 19 W. G. Schreiber, shack Gagones Hall. 21 Featherston Osler, barrister, 23 John Davidson, mail conductor. - 25 Mrs. Alexander Gunn.

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Bathurst street - East side. Commences at Front and runs north to Bloor.

(Bathurst street, north of Cruie 's Lane, }

Vacant lots, padcaeaeres Niagara street intersects ............ Vacant lots, ., Stewart street intersects ............ Vacant lots, were Ming street intersects........ ... Vacant lots, easocenenees Adelaide street intersects ............ Vacant lots. John Doolam, carpenter, Vacant lots, eetehiine Little Richmond street intersects... .....

John Hall, laborer, Married Soldiers' Quarters, 29th Regt. Perevr er erry Queen strect intersects...... William Powers, tavern, 145 John Colgan, fireman N.R.C, 147. William Dodd, civil engineer. '© William Dodd, jr., clerk. Vacant lot. 149 Miss Mary Sullivan, " y Patrick Walsh. Vacant lots. 195 John Murchison, C, 8, Gzowski. Vacant lots. 305 Mrs. MeDonald. Vacant lots. avesescecenvels College street intersects ............

Vacant lots,

ededvestieeare Butler street intersects .........6.....

Vacant lots,

een ahites Harbor'o' street intersects ............ Vacant lots.

Nee Herrwk street intersects ........... Vacant lots,

Bathurst street--West side. Commences at Front strect, and runs north to Bloor,

(Bathurst street, north of Queen, is sometimes zvalled Cruickshank's Lane. }

2 Benjamin Lloyd, ig Cambrian Hotel. Otticers' Mess, 13th Hussars.

Vacant lots, 34 Matthew Chilman, shoemaker.

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Mrs. Mary Trenor (wid. of Daniel).

Andrew Kneelly, grocer. Thomas Allen, eer bottler. Thomas Connors,

John Good, laborer.

Thomas Nacy, shoemaker, William Hall, Government storeman. Samuel Bird, pensioner. Louis Gingras, carpenter. Oliver Gingras, carpenter. Albert H. Harringicn, tailor. Mrs. Mary Short, tavern.

eeueaveanl King street intersects ....6.ccecceees

Mrs. Rosamond Cathcart.

Rey. J. B. Proulx, R. C. Chaplain to the Forces,

St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church.

Christian Brothers' School.

élaxarerts Barber strect intersects .. 0... 6.60000

Frederick A, Rolph, merchant.

Adam Rolph, ticket agent N. R. C. Vacant lots.

John Corcoran, laborer.

we Little Richmond street intersects.........

Vacant lots. Mrs. Ellen Mulvey. r Joshua Metzker, engineer N. BR. C, James Common, waiter,

deve tnaee Queen strect intersects occcccce coves

William Awde, butcher, GeorgeMeMurrich, clerk. Robert Sheppard, marble cutter. Vacant lots.

eneterteees Eden street intersects. ... 0.006606. 00+

Erick Levack, cabinetmaker.

William 8S. Kimin, carpenter.

John Clement, carpenter.

Vacant house.

EK. F. Dodd, travelling agent. Vacant lots.

John Kennedy, engineer G. T. R.

PEA" Robinson street intersects. ........6..0.

Vacant lots. Michael Costello, tailor. Vacant lot. Joseph Horton, laborer. Michael English, baker. - - Cowdry, coachman, Michael Banks, laborer. Rehard Harris, milkman. Vacant house. James Burns, laborer. - see: servant C. S. Gzowski. Tacant lots.

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Vacant lots. James Browne, inspector Bank U. C. Vacant house.

Vacant lots.

Vacant lots. Alfred Chilcott, farmer, Vacant lots.

Vacant lots. John Bates, laborer.

Vacant lots. Arthur Coffin, fitter N. R. C.

Tiss «Harbors street intersects.,........ ...

Vacant lots.

Austin Bush, gardener. Vacant lots.

Bay street - East sido.

Commences at the Bay, and runs north to

Queen. H. J: Boulton, prop. Royal Dominion Mills. Coal yard. Vacant lots.

Rear of Military Hospital. Vacant lots, Andrew Mercer, issuer of marriage licences.

shiut sess Wellington street intersects........6++

William Hewitt, hardware.

Mrs. Margaret J. Freeland.

Robert Freeland, soap and candle manu- facturer.

William Freeland, barrister.

Russel Inglis, clerk Customs.

Mrs. E, Dunlop.

T. M. Daly.

W. F. MeMaster, dry goods,

asekent Melinda street intersects. .......660665 John M. Maloney, merchant tailor.

83, 85 and 87 William Halley, '' Ontario

Printers' Emporium."

C. T. Damoreau, engraver on wood, h. Yorkville.

ich King street intersects........0.0066

Wm. Cawthra.

Private grounds.

W. D. Rogers, painter.

Samuel Rogers.

J. C. Hamilton, barrister.

W. G. McWilliams, law student. W. R. White, solicitor.

J.C, Marshal, clerk.

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Mathews, prop.

109 Robinson House, Jas. Houel, foreman

111 and 113 Augustus T. Globe Printing Co. 115 and 117 Wm. Wilson manufacturers, G. W. Gates & Co., sewing machine manufacturers, S. & A. Wills, biscuit manufac- turers, '* Wills & Watson, coffee and spice mills. Adelaide street intersects Zion Chapel (Congregational), Wm. Cuppage, chief clerk P.O. spector's office, Fire Hall. Adam Key, caretaker Fire Hall. Thomas Kerr, fireman.

Temperance street intersects

James Morrison, plumber. United Presbyterian Church.

& Co., vinegar 119 121 Gi.

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Richmond street intersects. ............

Private grounds,

Wm. McLean, moulder,

Henry Vandersmissen, accountant. Vacant house.

Bay street - West side.

Commences at the Bay, and runs north to Queen,

Scott & Stollery, builders, wharfingers, ke.

Front street intersects, ...........0.45

Richard Dinnis, lumber merchant and builder, Mrs. Muttlebury, Dr. J. Adams. Cook Bros., timber merchants, Mrs. Sophia Forlong. James Smyth, boarding-house, Grand Trunk Railway Offices. 64 and 66 City Bank of Montreal (Branch).

Wellington street intersects

P. 8, Stevenson, general western freight agent. G. T. R,

Dr, M. Phillips,

H. A. Joseph.

R. Gilmor.

J. F. Smith,

Mrs. Margaret Whittemore,

C, A. Crawford,

Joseph Simpson, manuf'turer of knitted |

'ocidls, G. L. Maddison, insurance agent, N. Strang, second-hand broker, John Carter, saddler, Mrs. Eliza Hasson. Mrs, Jane Lowe, boarding-house, Mrs. Flynn. Daily Telegraph Printing House. R. Davis & Co., grocers.

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King street intersects

Rear premises Metropolitan Hotel.

Lane intersects........cccscceee Duncan Campbell, M.D. Thomas Tushingham, John Collins, engineers' brass-work, James H. Richardson, M.D.

Vacant lots,

Vacant house,

Joseph Hannis, grain merchant.

Vacant house.

J. P. Russell, M.D.

John Pike, patent right agent.

John F, Lash (J. G. Joseph & Co,)

Samuel Stern, fancy goods,

Andrew Andrews, auctioneer. Richmond street intersects, ............

Store-house,

W. J. Hyland, grain merchant.

Samuel McBurney, carpenter.

Mrs. Ann Schuch.

Queen street intersects... 6.660

Beech street - North side.

Commences at Sherbourne and runs east to River, Rolph K. Burgess, grocer, Neil Duff, (Thompson & Duff.) Thos. Drysdale, commission merchant. Vacant lots.

Seaton street intersects... ........0006

Vacant lot. Moses Staunton, paper-hanging manu- facturer, William Hamilton, foundry man, Vacent lot.

VeMahon street interseets... 00.00... Vacant lots. Parliament street intersects............

Vacant lots. John B. Turner, carpenter, Samuel Mitchell, tinsmith, James Greene, printer. John Taylor, cabinet-maker, Mrs. Bridget Lioyd. John Davis, shoemaker, Michael Sage, laborer,

Vavant lots.

Pine street intersects Vacant log. 134 James Barbeau, pattern maker. '* y Curtis Booth, laborer.

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hl 136 Maithew. Kennedy teamster. Oe " Vegan po! li 188 George Mace, carpenter. James Henderson, gardener. mn Oe. eee aeaet tae 143 Patrick Elliott. Aen la 144 John Corrigan, laborer. 145 Henry Pye, shoemaker. "D. 148 Robert Dufly, grocer. 147) Thomas O'Connell, laborer. ; 150 William Winslow. Vacant lots, irs' brass-work, 152 Robert Farrall, brush maker. 161 John McDowell, shoemaker, » M.D. Vacant lots. Vacant lot. P 164 Patrick Walsh, laborer. shi Suimach street intersects cakieeraae . Sumach street intersects ...... 6664 ps Se . A eats Or 166 Mrs. Ellen Clarke. Vacant lots. WMC dS 8 SM ae silecteeeneie River street intersect ......0...cc008 P 192 John A. Detries, brewer, est tnlersects,........4. Vacant lot.

Bellevue Avenue.

Gencondvesvedks River street intersects... ccs merchant. | Commences at St. Stephen's Church and runs | south,

Beech street South side. St. Stephen's Church, (Ch. of England) ht agent. Commences at Sherbourne and runs east to | Rev. A. J. Broughall, M.A., par oseph & Co,) River. | sonage, ods, Vacant lots. Richard Graham, barrister. tloneer, F Vacant lots Pie Ce! nec Seaton street ineersects...........+++ . ersects

Pe terensteress Vacant lot. siete Patrick Hynes, mail clerk. Berkeley street - East side. erc \ , waite. eM BR) ves canvas McMahon street intersects, ............ | Commences at the Esplanade and runs north Vacant lots. to Beech, 1.) ee Se Cc Coco MeMahon lane intersects. ...... 6... Jail Grounds, 73 (7 ig eee a BE a A ee nant ry Palace strect intersects........0.6066 ' | 1 John Strachan, tailor, Hoss weeinieee h side. | 2 John Beattie, city missionary. wa iit lidedit md runs cast to = 3 George 'T. Moylan, mail clerk. Meee eiatack CNY SEPECE TREETSOCES, ooo eiveeeeeeene = | 4 Robert Melbourne, gardener, |} 51 James G, Laverty, baker. oer B | Vacant lots. & Duy) eeseeeee ees Berkeley strect intersects, .......++++. boa sore eereete? Duke street intersect8.........6600 : ission merchant, Vacant houses (2). | 69 Adam Beatty, grocer, Vacant lots. Vacant lot. i ee: | Loomer rrr ry Parliainent street interseets............ | 73 James FE. Hynes, printer. Vacant lot. | 75 Mrs, ae Lauder, , Smedley | 77 Patrick Mulqueen, laborer shar = 85 Mrs, Ann Smedley, | a7 1 , ; ae eee 87 John Atkinson, porter, | 79 Vacant " - , 89 Richard Arnold, agent. | acant lots, indry man, Vivant Tote. | 93 Joseph Hurd, crockery merchant. Merseets 93 William Purdy, sailor. I Sees cehnacaiah Duchess street intersects... ....6.6664. j Eee 95 Albert Moshay, laborer, | 95 Thomas Hurst, carpenter,

'© Timothy McCarthy, laborer.

97 Patrick Codey, laborer, 101 Jo ' ; og tL Se aa Joseph Conroy, second-hand furniture, 99 John O'Neill, laborer. 103) Thos. Williamson, carter,

Ate Sy, BRS ienimnnt Regent street intersects ........0...04. | 108 George Chapman, plumber.

99 Hugh Maguire, laborer, Hersecls........ 6.5

: | * >» George Dur , lig » keeper, ith, ' 101. Thomas McAndrew, gardener, ' 109 ' hat, loo scream keeper Vacant lots. ' vents . rit, } , ; | 111 Will C. Clark Ider, maker, 107 'Richard Burke, dairyman, | 115 Daniel Dunn, hleckeaniih, . estas Vacant lots. ! 117) James Tracey, shoemaker, re 115 William Burke, laborer, | » John Hayes, laborer. 117. - - - - Willot, carriage maker, | pF Joseph Tateile laborer, 121) James Mitchell, gardener, | » John Black, clerk, Wey i ee ee Pine street intersects, .......0. 0006 | Vacant house, * Vacant lots. | Rep aaah rear Queen street intersect ........ ccc | maker, 135 James Mallon, printer, Vacant lots. 137 Vacant house. Charles Beatty, baker.

244 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'s

133 John Mills, printer. '* » Mrs. Isabella Roddy.

187 William Warrington, leather worker.

139 James Moffatt, provision dealer. 141 William R. Hughes, accountant. 143 J. ate | engineer. acant lots,

Charles McCaffrey, high-bailiff.

James Swift, porter.

Joseph Purvis, salesman.

William R, Thompson, grocer.

Sydenham stree* "ntersects..........++

John Blakely, provision dealer. Vacant lots. Vacant house. Vacant house. G. Sherlock Faircioth, painter. William McBride, carpenter. Edwin Gledhill, professor of music. James Brodie, clerk P.O. ** y William Law, laborer. Vacant lots. rM. J. Gloster, printer. 183 John Kinnon, stonecutter. 185 William Law, laborer, Vacant house. Vacant lot.

Berkeley street - West side. | Commences at the Esplanade and runs north | |

to Beech,

William Mathews, soap manufacturer, |

Vacant lots.

Vacant lots, Berkeley street Fire Hall,

Duke street intersects, .... uk

Rear premises, : Vacant lots, William Hamilton, sen., iron founder, Vacant lot, Henry Johnson, printer, William Cullen, printer. Mrs. Ann Woods, boarding house,

; Vacant lots, Vacant.

Du hess street intersects

Rear premises.

Charles Boeckh, brush maker. George C, Patterson, printer, Rear premises,

Vacant lots, Lane intersects

126 r James Fallen, laborer. .

William G. Ramsey, grocei. Thomas Armstrong. tailor.

John Chapman, stove-mounter. Louis W va inter.

John Kelly, blacksmith.

Robert M. Hinder, saddler. Douglas P. Wood, working jeweler. James Boyle, comercial traveller, W. S. Clark, clairvoyant physician. Louis Hunter, (Cupples & Hunter. ) Charles R. Woodland, salesman, John Martin, merchant tailor.

John Armstrong, printer.

Jarvis Woodcock, hostler.

Samuel Coulter, shoemaker, William Henderson, printer,

Mrs, Esther McCoy, tieling house,

Sydenham street intersects............

John McClelland, grocer & tav'n keeper. Vacant house. Mrs. Mary Conlan, Samuel Thompson, carpenter. Vacant house. John Trotter, tinsmith. John Carroll, printer. Vacant lots. Albert Gross, laborer. James Delaney, cabinet-maker. William Lugsdin, grocer. Vacant lots,

Beech street intersects........0..000s

Beverley Street - East side.

Commences at Queen West and runs north to College. George Price, grocer. Rear premises. Thomas Nolan, Jaborer. John Mullin, carpenter, Thomas B, Alcock, switchman, G.T.R. James Duffy, baggageman, G.T.R, James A, Sloan, clerk, Andrew McCormick, bricklayer. James McCurry, merchant. Frederick Tyner, mail clerk. Michael Costello, tailor. Joseph Costello, lithographer. James Costello, lithographer, Theophilus Costello, Lithographer, Mrs. P. A. Bryant. Robert Smith, waiter. J. (. Vankoughnet, discount clerk, Bank of Montreal. Mrs. Eliza Connor. Vacant lots,

Grange road intersects ......6. 6.0.08 Vacant lots, Charles street interseets,

David Barbour, coachman. Vacant lots,

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tallor.

ve-mounter,

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mith.

saddler,

orking jeweler.

ercial traveller,

loyant physician.

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haut tailor,

rinter,

sostler,

vemaker,

R rane. yoarding house,

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carpenter,

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est and runs north He. r

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nter, switchman, G.T.R, weman, G.T.R, rk,

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tilor., hographer. lographer,

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Sr eTe TTT. D'Arcy street intersect... .......66008

127 Capt. C. Parsons, brigade major. 189 Emile Pernet, teacher of French. John Cawthra,

Pode eile Rare Baldwin street intersects, ............ Vacant lots,

Vacant lots.

Bevericy street - West side, Commences at Queen west, and runs north to College.

2 John Coleman, undertaker.

6 r John Burns, laborer. 6 Elizabeth Richardson.

10 Mrs. Mary McCarty. 10 John MeCarty, laborer. 12 Mrs. Margaret Reading. 14 Charles Houson, tailor, 14 John Houson, braxeman, 16 James Johnson, eating house. 18 to 28 meme Neill & Co., Soho foundry. 30 John Neill, Soho foundry. 30 John Neill, jr., book-keeper, Soho foundry. 82 James J. Dickey, iron founder. 34 Nathaniel Dickey, iron founder, Vacant lot.

Sei eae . Sullivan street intersects. ...........4.

Vacant lots. 76 «S.C. Duncan-Clark, insurance agent. 78 H. W. Murray, barrister, 80 Rt. Rev. A. N, Bethune, D.D., D.C.L.. Lord Bishop of Toronto. Mis. R. P. Crook. 82 Mrs. Margaret Biscoe.

seveecevene Charles street intersects .......6..c0005

84 to 90 John Crickmore, barrister. 90 J. 8S. Murray, barrister. Charles W. Heath, barrister.

PAT AP eT D'Arcy street intersect ..........6606 152 Col. Robert P, Radcliff, royal artillery. paaeet hana peed Baldwin street intersects.............

Vacant lots.

Vacant lots,

Bishop street - east side.

way. 21 William Bell, engineer, 23) John Kern, cellarman. 25 William Donovan, laborer. 27. «Francis Morrison, laborer. 29 Thomas Terry, laborer.

TORONTO: CITY DIRECTORY.

Commences at Queen and runs north to Con- |

31 Miles Burns, laborer. 33 Charles Rodgers, pensioner. 85 Mrs, Ma mbrick, grocer. 89 William Dillon, laborer.

41 James Curran, porter, G.W.R. 43 William Wardell, mach 'nest. 45 John Bainbridge, far.

47 John Dermody, carpenter.

61 John Bath, helper.

pecurnec aun .LLerbert street intersects........00.00 Vacant lots. 57 James Pearce, brewer.

61 James McCann, pensioner. Vacant lots.

127 Geoffrey Hornby, tailor. 131 George Gordon, laborer. Vacant lots, 187 John Daley, carpenter. acant lots. 145 William Corbett, laborer, Vacant lots. 151 Patrick McDonald, laborer. Vacant lots. 169 Robert McKnight, carpenter. Vacant lots, 199 James Livingston. Vacant lots. | 205 William Robertson, pensioner. 207 William Ellis. | 209 John Hozeck, keeper, asylum, | 213. Joseph Black, wood sawyer. | Vacant lots. | Bishop street - West side. } Commences at Queen and runs north to

Conway. 10 Robert Breen, Jaborer. David Smith, saddler. Vacant lots, 20 Samuel Hodgins, 22 Francis Cusick, | doa vgsororenie Wilton street intersect ......66 cecees 24 Adam Beatty, grocer.

James Smith, laborer. | Vacant lots. | 82 Daniel McKnight.

34 Mrs. B. Armstrong.

36 John McCarty, laborer,

38 Walter Galloway, engine driver, 42 Hugh Tivnen.

44 James Helbert, grocer.

Vacant lots. 60 Rosannah Lee, 62 John Monahan, laborer, | 66 Joseph Gailey, laborer,, Vacant lots. | 74 J, O. Bennett, P. O, Department. | Vacant lots. | 80 William Hughes, carpenter. | 82 Vacant house,

C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S

Edward Humm, | 98 John A. Boyd, harrister. |

; Vacant lot, 95 John Main, blacksmith. 97 J. D. Kerrison, professor of music, Vacant lots.

George Gillmore.

Charles Jenkels.

Humphrey Sheridan, shoemaker, Vacant lots.

J. K. Kerr, barrister. Jas. Maclennan, barrister. John Macnab, merchant. Terence McDermott, laborer, Rev. Professor Young. Vacant lots. Daniel Wilson, professor. John sags 7 mik ae Huntly street intersects acant lot. es William Foster, laborer. Rey, Wm oe : William Foster, Jr, laborer. ' ; "Vacant Tete, Vacant lots. Rey. Jas, Beaven D.D David Heaslip, laborer. ce area Ge Vavant lot. ROAD LORD, Edward Romaine, laborer. Vacant lot. ee Jasper Crouch, waiter. Bloor street West - South side. Vacant lot. | Commences at Yonge street, and rms west to George bi is ne City Limits.

Sherbourne strect intersects...........+

John Carruthers, laborer.

James Denham, gardener. Vacant lots,

Thos, Hodgins, barrister. Vacant lots.

North street intersects. ..cccccccccees

Conway street tin'ersects

Bloor strest East - South side. | Commences at Youge street, and runs east to | Ciiy Limits, Mrs. Samuel Harrold. Vacant lots. ; Alex. Beatty, servant. Lane intersects, .cccccccceecveees Rev. Win. Herridge. Mrs. Charles Jones. | Win. Hill, bricklayer. Bernard Saunders, merchant tailor. Vaeant lots, Mathew Drummond, book-keeper , . abet 7 2 ( 7 [pe ou "ysect: William Macnider, teller R. C. Bank. | sin veh cheatin agaamalanaa A. P. Tregent, clerk Montreal Bank. | Robert Mills, gatekeeper CL A, Geo, Drummond, clerk Montreal Bank. Vacant lots. Fred. Menet, book-keeper. Thos. Longbottom, gardener. Thos. Kilpatrick, fe Vacant lots. John Somers, cabman, Spadina Avenue trtersects.........6. Thos, Somers, cabman, = William Lewis, carpenter. Vacant lots, Miss Jano Lewis, dressmaker. Samuel Dunbar, constable. Wm. Hessin, confectioner. Brunswick Avenue tatersects,.... ... , Thos, Moss, barrister, Vavant | Vacant lots, riausataphie Edward Fitzgerald, barrister, Richard Snelling, barrister. Vacant lots. Robt. J. Dallas, cashier Bavk of Com- Bond street - East sido. merce, John B, Cherriman, professor, Kenneth McKenzie, barrister, McGi"i Square, H. us Morphy, barrister. Shatter street (tersects..ccccccce vee Z, Sissons, , : Tt 2 St. Michael's Cathed rat. Vacant lot. 7 > i : Right Rey, Hishop Lynch.

Church street intersectascccccccccce Very Rev. J. F. damot, V.G., reetor. Ralph Whichellow, gardener. O'Donohoe, Key. James, Ass't " Thos, J. Preston, J'. White, Rev, J. W., ae St. Paul's Episcopal Church, R. C, Separate scliool Rey, Saltern Givins. Loretto Convent.

Chas, Scott Givins, barrister, es Cruickshank street intersects .......++

Bathurst street (ndersects.cccccccees

Commences at Quren and runs north to Gould.

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COPOECUR cis ciscecce

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Bond Strect Congregational Church. Vacant lot.

John Monaghan, P, O. clerk.

Wm. H. Sparrow, merchant.

Rey. S. Rose, Wesleyan Methodist.

John KE. Rose, lawyer,

Rev. J Edgar, Prim: cive Methodist.

Donald McDonald, rolling mills.

Isanc Thompson, book keeper.

& 118 Miss Ellen Douglas, boarding

chouse. Gerald Rahalley, shoemaker, Private grounds. Mrs, A. Mather,

Bond streot- - -Weat sido.

Commences at Queen and runs north to Gould,

aS

Vacant house,

James Graham, retired.

H. W. Warrington, brewer.

Misses Mary and Emma Warrington, ladies' boarding school.

Mrs. Margaret Summerville, boarding house.

Jane Glenn, boarding house.

Vacant lots.

Vacant house,

Bond Street Regular Baptist Church.

L. H. Andrews.

kh. J. Wallace, clerk.

John Hallam, leather merchant.

Dr. William Cocker.

Dr. John EK. Ray.

George Baker, dry goods.

Benjamin Switzer, broker.

W. F. Switzer, os C, A, Switzer, +f paevevixe Shudter strect (ntersects...cccccccccee

Dr. G, W, Strathy.

Mrs. Margaret Clark.

John Roee, laborer.

L. Hill, (col'd) laborer,

Mrs. B. Churchill, washwoman. John Cornish, (col'd) laborer. Mrs. Mary Curley.

Patrick Enright, laborer,

Berry Moore, merchant.

Robert Walker (R. Walker & Sons.) James Lyon, wholesale druggist. Thomas Joyce, boarding house. Mrs. Mackenzie (wid Wm, Lyon).

Misses Helen and Elizabeth Macken-

zic, ladies' boarding selioel. George Mackenzie, clerk, William Ramsay, wholesale grocer. Vacant lot.

Frederick Oakley, builder.

Mrs. Mary Saulter.

Walter Crofton, clerk. Vacant lots.

Alexander Chisholm, clerk.

setenv Vankoughuet street intersects

sev babeeeusys Harboro' street intersects

. Cruickshank street intersects... ic...

TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 47

Mrs. Grace birnie, boarding school.

N. L, Piper, hardware.

Rey. C, a W.. Rechenbergh, in rear' Ist Ev. Lutheran Church,

S. M. Sanderson, boots and shoes,

J. W. Stoakes, merchant.

J. M. McKay, commission merchant

Vacant house.

F. Michie, Ass't Manager Royal Cana- dian Bank,

Vacant lot. Rey, T. F. Caldicott, Baptist.

Borden street - East side.

Commences at College, and runs to Northern

Lim its, Vacant lots,

Arthur Sterling, plasterer. James Lester, teamster.

Gin sasuesee oes Butler street intersects... ......06.46

Vacant lots.

Vacant lots.

Wweraeuait Hayden strect intersects..cccccccver ere

Vacant lots,

<usk cecececees Bloor strect intersects ......ccccce eee

Borden streot - -West side.

Commences at College, and runs to Northern

Limits.

Vacant lots. William Merritt, laborer. Philip Douglas, sailor.

Vacant lot. William Geller, laborer.

irae Vankoughnet street intersects.......6. +

Vacant lots.

Sipe eneReaia Butler street intersects......00066 «+

Vacant lots. William: Hanna, laborer. Jolin Taballister, painter.

heciseces . Harbore' street intersects ........066

Vacant lots.

vidaeeibaueis Herrick street tntersects...c6. cece

Vacant lots.

ceececce Lennow street intersect s oo. .cccccccc cee

Vacant lots.

Fac LRCO ETSY SERS Bloor street intersects coccccce ceeeee

Boulton street - North side,

Commences rear of Bay and runs west to

Sinecoe,

Rear premises Wagner's planing mill. Jacob P, Wagner, prop. planing mill.

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Rear premises Scales' tobacco fotory. 'ohn Moroney, daberer. Vacant lota. Mrs. Catharine Hunt, widow. William Kerr, laborer. Michael McKinnon, laborer. "© Edward Cradicott. Mrs. Mary Moroney, widow.

see eeesereeeereres

John Maher, laborer. Thomas Cosgrove, laborer. Vaeant lots. Michael Boyle. Vacant lots. 52 Thomas McCormick, laborer. 52 rJohn Henry, tobacco factory. Rear premises York street Inn.

PRPC ET York street intersects

Joseph Dibb.

James Emmett, laborer.

Wm. Jackson, laborer.

Thos, Rowe, tailor.

Mrs. Catharine King, widow.

Jas. McCarthy, hack-driver.

Rear premises Dean's Dominion brass foundry.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pace, widow.

'© James Pace, finisher at Good's Foundry.

Joseph Fowler, shoemaker.

** John Luscombe, laborer.

Thos. Smith, cabinet-maker,

Adam Daly, laborer.

Wm. Vogt, with Jacques & Hay.

** Benedict Steidel, moulder.

80 Geo, Stafford.

86 Francis Summer, cooper,

88 Patrick Sheehan, laborer.

90 Mich''l Judge, engraver and die sinker.

Andrew Armstiong, laborer,

Wm. Hunt, with Jacques & Hay. Root. Mishaw.

John Burns, blacksmith.

Wm, Pickard, G. T. R,

Roderic Campbell, blacksmith. Joseph Britton, fireman G. T. R.

'¢ John Barker, carpenter G, T. R. Charles Stein, with Jacques & Hay. «Patrick H. Roberts, laborer. Mrs. '.ouisa Cornish, widow.

'¢ Edward Puddicomb, laborer, James Rowe, tailor,

Joseph James Fitzpatrick, G, T. R. Richard Field, cabinet-maker. Adam Lampert, carpenter.

Boulton street - -South side. Commences rear of Bay and runs west to Simeoe.

Vacant lots,

Rear pre.ises of Royal Skating Rink. Vacant lots. Boulton Lane interseets,..............

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Miss Catharine Jones.

39 William Moore, laborer. s Vacant lots,

47 Miles Gillespie, tailor.

49 Francis Gallahurst, laborer. (

49 John Berry, shoemaker.

51 Francis O'Hara, carter. Vacant lots.

WT tht York strect intersects ......660c0s008

Rear premises of European Hotel.

siaasasenaivast Back Lane intersects .......6..0000 |

65 James Houlchan, porter.

67 John Ryan, laborer.

69 Mrs. Mary O'Bryan, widow.

71 James O'Bryan.

73 Mrs. Ann Green, widow.

734 Patrick Conlin, laborer. :

75 Richard O'Connell, blacksmith. ;

77 James Higgins, plasterer.

79 Samuel Beck, contractor.

81 John Taylor, laborer.

814 Wm. Cowen, lead-worker and glass- stainer. q 83 Martin Kelly, laborer. 85 Henry Dunford. 87 Joseph Reid. 89 Robert Smith, laborer. 91 Archibald Shaw, pattern-maker.

91 Henry Bachman, carpenter. 93 John Law, laborer.

93 Daniel Kewon, laborer.

95 John Farrell, printer.

97 Francis Rohletear, marble polisher.

97 Joseph Collins, baggageman at Union Station.

James Fox, laborer.

101 John Simon, laborer.

103 Robert Phillips, carter.

eri sacesstacs Simeoe street intersects... ...cccceree

99

Boulton Lane.

Commences at Boulton street and runs north to Adelaide West,

Rear premises, 7 Alexander Winchester, laborer. © Mrs. Catherine Winchester, widow of Alexander, 9 Lawrence Hart, laborer. Vacant lots.

ceceev aes eeee Adelaide street intersects... 6. 60.45.

Breadalbane street--South side.

Commences at Yonge and runs west to Surrey Place, 2 D. Cameron, Vacant lot. 6 William Ireson, builderand contractor. 8 John 8S, Crawford, travelling agent. Vacant lots,

orer.

oo Serr van Hotel.

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rand contractor, relling agent.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

GEORGE BARKER & CO,

NO. 40 YONGE STREET, TORONTO, ONT.,

IMPORTERS OF

sac Goods, Crapes, Velvets, Flowers,

FEATHERS, LACE GOODS, RIBBONS, SILKS, &c.

J. SEGSWORTH,

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF Every Description of Gold & Silver Watches, Jewellery, FANCY GOUDS, &«., &c. ALSO MANUFACTURER OF MASONIC JEWELS AND EMBLEMS, Prices and Quality of Goods SECOND TO NONE in the Dominion.

@ Call and examine HIS FINE STOCK at 113 tiie two doors North of Adelaide Street, East side.

"THOMPSON & 'ALLEN,

BREWERS OF XXX PALE ALE & PORTER, EAST END BREWERY,

River Street, Toronto, Ontario.

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ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

JOHN M. MALONEY, MERCHANT TAILOR, 81 BAY STREET Elia taihh'e: ONT.

GENTLEMENS' OWN MATERIAL MADE UP ON SHORTEST NOTICE IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.

A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

REFORD & DILLON,

i* PORTERS,

Wholesile Crocers, Nos. 12 & 14 WELLINGTON STREET EAST, TORONTO, ONT.

GORRIE & PARISH,

(FROM JACQUES & HAY,) CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, CABINET-MAKERS, &C., Shop North-East Corner of Terauley and Hayter Streets,

TORONTO, ONT. @@ Contracts for one punctually attended to.

a Y

J. P.w WAGNER,

MANUFACTURER OF

Sash; Blinds, Doors, WindowFrames, &c.

PLANING AND SAWING MILL.

ALSO, MANUFACTURER OF

Lenhardt's Patent Spring Mattrasses,

The best and cheapest ever invented,

71 & 73 Adelaide Street cna - 2 stems nt Ont.

. S OG" s0HN COLLYER, > &,

80, COLBORNE STREET, TORONTO,

TWO DOORS FROM WEST MARKET SQUARE.

ERS, &C.,

r Streets,

es, &C. LL.

'asses,

'oronto, Ont.

SS ; - _ - -

Knox College Grounds. Vacant lots.

EE errery ery Survey Place intersects .....cccccceees

Breadalbane street - North sido. Commences at Yonge and runs west to Surrey Place,

1 Alexander McKenzie, porter. 3 John F. Fenwick, mail agent, G.W.R. 5 Rev. Henry W. Davies, B.D. (Holy Trinity Ch.) Bernard Haldan, Sec, & Treas, Western Assurance Co, Vacant lots. eeecoesecces St. Vinee net street vite ONE eo alk

~~

acant lots, Coeegeceessceen Surrey Place intersects... .cccceceee

Brant street - East side.

Commences at King west and runs north to Richinond,

Vacant lots. AYTTTETT? Adelaide street intersects ...-..66666

Vacant house. Vacant lots.

Camden street intersects .......6.64. Vacant lots.

ceccceceeedtichmond street intersects, ........000.

Brant street..West side.

Commences at King west and runs north to Richmond.

2 Chas. Abbott, cab owner.

'© Robt. Gibson, fireman NVR. Vacant lots.

8 John Welsh, laborer. Vacant lots.

Adelaide street intersects. ......c.0006

Vacant lots. wceehichmond street intersect§.....0..0006

Bright street. Commences at King and runs north to Queen Private grounds. Joseph Costigan, laborer. Mrs. Ann O'Rourke, milkwoman., Thomas Hopkins, laborer, Vacant lots. Queen street intersecls...... cece

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Britain street - North side.

Commences at George and runs east to Caroline,

40 Lewis Steele, tailor.

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TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY.

1

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11 15 17 19 21

23

37 39

41

135 r Vernon Lee, commission and provision

155 157 159 161

Gurtecapenee Lane intersects Vacant lots.

Private grounds.

Britain street- - -South side.

Commences at George and runs east to Curoline.

David Jolly, cabinet maker.

Sheds. Thomas Gobert.

Alexander Turnbull, pe'

Robert Hunter, shoer r Arthur Johnson, shoem::er

Vacant | John Collins, blacks: '*h.

John Karz, tailor,

Vacant house.

James Boddy, earpome : r Dennis O'Halloren, lavurer.

George Watson

David Flack, le

horer

'

rn maker.

5y Samuel Crute, boiler maker.

John Cruickshanks, laborer. Vacant lots. Mrs. Alice Boulton, John Perkins, boiler maker. George Hogarth, clerk,

Mrs. Ann Nobl

Lane citersects

Samuel Crawford, butcher,

Brock street---East side, Conmences at Frout and runs north to Queen,

Private grounds.

Wellington square, Vacant lots. ceveecece MW bngy Street TbC78eCtS. co. ccccercceees

Vacant lots.

Vacant lots,

merchant.

Adelaide street intersects... ccccccceees R

Daniel Williams, conductor, G.T.R.

Thomas "Patterson, foreman, machine

shop.

Mrs. W. V. Bacon. James Walsh, builder. Miss Georgina Houghton. Miss Amelia Houghton, Miss Henrietta Houghton. Joseph Marks, locomotive inspector. Cupt. Frederick Kneebold. Theodore Hy. Spencer, barrister. Vacant lots. George Parker, laborer, Mrs. George MeCormick, John Nimmo, news agent, Abel Willcock, builder. Mrs. John Porter, widow. John Corner, moulder,

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163 Peter M. Cudhie, warehouseman. 165 Richard Hy, Flint, machinist. 167 Charles Packham, carpenter.

169 John Paterson, conductor, G.T.R.

Alma lane intersects. .....6c00cceves

Serene eeeeee

Brock straet - West side. Commences at Front and runs north to Queen, 1 Northern Railway Co's, offices - Fred- erick W. Cumberland manager. Alfred Brunel, inland revenue depart- ment. edi onanecses Wellington place intersects, + ......++ 92 Lewis Moffatt, merchant. Vacant lots. King Street intersects.......000000+

Vacant lots, Salter Vankoughnet, barrister. Ves iGenernced Adelaide street intersects, ;

120 Joseph Herdman, conductor, G.T,R. 122 George E. Dalby, wharfinger. 124 John McKenzie. 128 Miss Sarah Barlow. 180 William Little, carter. 132 John Croft, laborer. Vacant lots.

secvevscece ss COumeden street tndersects, ...c.ccsecees

186 James Cameron, grocer,

188 James McDonnell, carpenter. 140 Thomas Barnes, cabinet maker. 142 Henry Ames, tailor.

144 James Hathaway, builder.

146 James Nolan, timekeeper, G.T.R. 148 Thomas Brown, engine driver. 148 Joseph Brown, fireman, N.R.C. 150 Temperance Hall.

sevecese Detllle Richmond street intersects...

Brunswick street - East side. Cormences at College, and runs to northern limits.

Vacant lots.

PETIT OTL eee. Bloor street intersects. .....cc..c000.

Brunswick streot- - Woest side,

Vacant lots.

William Hanna, teamster.

Charles Garde, sheriff's constable.

Thomas Truss, basket maker.

James Mills, sheriff's constable. Vacant lots.

Aiseecevtas iv Bloor street intersects... 6.0.0.4...

Buchanan street - North side. Commences at Yonge and runs west to Terauley.

Vacant lot.

C E. ANDERSON & CO.'S

John Shannon, soda water manf'r,

John Hughes, carpenter. Rear premrses. epevvenerens - Terauley street intersects, ........644.

Buchanan street - South side.

Commences at Yonge and runs west to Terauley. Vacant lot. Beaver Soda Water Works, John Shan- non, proprietor. ieceximslatin Lane (ber sects. coc ccccccccceeeees Vacant lots, vetieakseeiae Terauley street intersects. coe..ccscee

Butler street.

Commences at Major and runs west to Hope. No houses,

Caer Howel street North side.

Commences at College Avenue and runs west to Dwmnmer,

Entrance to Girls' Home. Vacant lots,

eecrree Murray street intersects. oo. ..c6000

Vacant lot. William Forbes, builder, Mrs. Louisa Hurd.

Caer Howel street--South side. Commences at College Avenue and runs west to Dummer,

Vacant lots. ; © eeceeeeons William street intersects. ......c00065 f

Vacant lot. 1 B. W. Gossage, brewer, 2 Thomas Gordon, commission merch't. 3 Mrs. Helen Burns. 4 Thomas McLean. 5 Alexander Scott, mason. 5 John Priestman, mercantile agency.

causiitaneried Dummer street intersects. .......0005

Camden street - North side.

Commences at Brock and runs west to Brant.

2 James Cameron, grocer,

Vacant lot. 6 John Cowley, laborer. 8 Christopher Reid, laborer. 10) Mrs. L. Drennan, 12 John Crockett, laborer. 14 John Treanor, book agent. 16 Mrs. Margaret Scott, boarding house. 18 Hobert Johnson, conductor G. T. R. 20 William Murray, salesman. 22 Robert Bell, painter. 24 John Broughton, machinist. 26 John Reynoldson, engine driver,

rater manf'r, er.

uth side. 1 runs west to

rks, John Shan-

ns west to Hope.

orth side. we and runs west

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outh side. we and runs west

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rent.

boarding house, uctor G, T. R. man,

hinist. ine driver,

28 Thomas Bell, salesman, 30 John Anderson. 82 at Brent, machinist. 84 David Ramsay, stone cutter, 86 Chas. Mannering, engine driver G.T.R. 38 - ~ Hassard, painter. 40 & 42 William Bell, painter. ** Benjamin Stacey, ostler. 44 James Watson. engineer G. T. R. 46 William Hayes, laborer. '*y Edward Spinks, tailor. Vacant lot.

ety aye TT Brant Street intersects... .....c00c00

Camden street - South side. Commences at Brock and runs west to Brant.

7 Mrs. Fanny Verrall, 9 Thomas Dilworth, laborer. 11 Henry J. McHenry, teamster. 13 Robert Grinstead, gardener, 15 Alexander Deans, blacksmith Vacant house. 21 David Sullivan, fireman N. Rh. C. Vacant lot. 27 James Spearman, engineer G, T. R. 29 Mrs. Elizabeth Metcalfe, provisions, 31 Thomas O'Connor, milkman, 33. Mrs. Jane Curran. 'ry James Redditt, laborer. 7 Vacant lot. 87 John Rea, blacksmith. 39 Fred'k W. Bayley, hatter. Vacant lot. rT re Brant street intersects.....6 66 eosee

Carlton streot - North side.

Commences at Yonge and vuns east tu Par- liaiment, Rear premises.

seeekesniesene LONE UMlersecls vi. .rscccecersere

2 Rev. G. A. Macnutt, pastor of Alexan- der St. Baptist Ch.

10 William H. Dunspaugh, druggist.

2 John Bain, barrister,

14 Robert Baldwin.

16 George Wightman, flour and produce broker.

18 James B. Ryan, hardware merchant.

Vacant lot,

22 RK. G. Anderson, late teller Bank U.C,

24 Mrs, (. MeArthur, wid. of John,

80 Anthony Blachford, boots and shoes,

86 William Walker, merchant tailor,

88 G. W. Dunn, hoop skirt mant'r.

40 Fred. Clarke, Rochester shoe store.

42 Richard Cuthbert, bookbinder,

"Misses 8S. & J. Cuthbert, dressmakers.

42 ry Charles P. Rockhill, druggist's assist.

r Mrs. Skaith, wid. of John.

44 Thomas A. Bryce, Grammar school

teacher.

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46 Joseph Harris, tailor. Vacant lots.

stein cceveeceOhtrch street intersects ........66ccces

Alexander Cameron, barsister. Andrew N, Buell, master in Chancery. 50 James Scott, dry goods merchant. 58 William Spread. 64 John Rains, sec. Home District Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 68 John Paterson, hardware merchant. Rear premises, badtiaaae ee Jarvis street intersecl9.. ..ccccceceee Vacant lots. 70 Rev. Dr. Adam Lillie, principal Con- gregational College. 74 Rev. John McCaul, D.D., President University College. Homewood Park. B. Homer Dixon, consul-gen. for the Netherlands. William Higgins, gardener. Vacant lots. John Foggin. wucthi sooo Sherbourne street inter sects......ceeree Vacant lots. réntxicncess .. Bleeker street intersects... . .cccee: St. Peter's Church. 218 Allan McLean Howard, clerk Division Court. 226) Francis Richardson. ey t McMahon street intersects.......... Vacant lots. 248 James McG. Ridley, clerk R. C. Bank. 254 Capt. Charles G. Fortier, ins. agt. 256 Chas. W. Paterson, barrister. 258 John Major, clerk. 260 Andrew Rutherford, hardware mercht. 266 Capt. John Douglas. Parliament street intersects .........

Carlton Street - South side.

Commences at Yonge and runs east to Par- liament,

Rear premises,

1 Agnes McLellan, wid. of Malcolm.

8 Robert Teasdall, clerk.

5 Henry Brownlee, clerk.

7 Catharine Nuthall, wid. of Wm. M. Vacant lots.

21. Mary A. Musson, wid. of William. Vacant lots.

31 John Leslie, commercial traveller,

83 John IT, Shapter, druggist. Vacant lots.

41 James Duffy, hotel.

aiecsskeaeene Church street intersects......cccccoees Rear premises. 'iA on seme b UW eRa aE Lane Miler aectss scvccrecsiscesere

43 r Wm. Muir, tailor. r Geo, Richardson, laborer.

.

52 C. E, ANDERSON & Co.'S

Vacant lot. 3 m. Boner, carpenter. ; : is : shed ecihena'' wid, of John. Thomas Knowlton, tailor. 47 Charles Anglesea, laborer. ] Jenis Lynch, tailor, 49 Samuel Chanter, carpenter. Patrick Murphy, laborer. '© Blizabet Windsor, wid. of Robt. Patrick " ne - remises. ; acant lots, 59 Tatsel Yount foreman Public Works. 03 Miss Sarah Smyth. : a William Lemon, gardener, ve eves Mutual street intersects : Gesxual Lavera teat taliaer, 61 Alexander McNabb, police magistrate. Charles Veech, laborer. Isaac C, Gilmor, insurance agent. Varant lot,

sees darvis street intersects | Queen street intersects...........0006 Vacant lots. Toronto Horticultural Gardens. ) Caroline streot - -West side. Thomas Tillman, gardener. ) | Commences at the Bay and runs north to vccosesee.. Sherbourne street intersect ......000.. | Queen East. Vacant lots. | John Fisken, oil merchant. 149 Catherine Sullivan, wid. Augustes B. Vacant house,

Seaton street intersects......... 6.0005 Vacant lots.

Vacant lot. 223 William Jameson, retired. Richard Ardagh.

Vacant lots. ' 28 Thomas Hunt. 227 ~Charles Duffy, butcher. George Young, porter, 229 Isaac T. Lewis, druggist. Mrs. Eliza Mitchell. STATI MeMahon street intersects John Horton, express driver. Patrick Conway, laborer.

Vacant lots. ' heen em 239 Ralph Nicholson. Joh pogers, Inborer.

241 George P. McKenzie. King street intersects Vacant lots. Timothy O'Leary, tinsmith. 267 Captain Robert, insurance agent. Terry's hay sheds. 269 Thomas Brunskill, merchant. Mrs. Nancy Wright, dressmaker. Vacant lots. | 'James Hawthorn, chandler, seseeseeeee dD artioment street intersects............ 8 John T. Cubitt, engineer. 'oseph Gereaux, blacksmith. William Kingsberry, laborer. Caroline street - -East side. James Kidd, painter.

Commences at the Bay and runs north to a he erg Queen East. | Janes Peacock, city express.

Vacant lots. Duke street intersects 0.06... cee

Palace street intersects............... G R V a lots. k

. i ieorge Robertson, saw-maker.

Wood yard. : Mrs. Mary Malone. Lane intersects William Farquhar, stone-eutter.

James Ross, M.D. William Ross, carpenter. George Murray, carter. John Alton, carver and gilder.

Vacant lot. Vacant house. Vacant house.

Vacant lots. Duke street intersects

Vacant lot. Bridget Burns, washerwoman. David Lewis, laborer. Peter Evans, laborer.

Lane intersects

John Maguire, tailor. James Aikins, wood merchant. seeeee Duchess street intersects...............

S33 1 3-3 aaenonw

25 James Herson, pork butcher. ** y John Dorcey, laborer, 37. John Terry.

King street intersects

= =

ceveveces Duchess street intersects .......-.000

James King, grocer.

James Sullivan, shoemaker,

Thomas Ryan, carter.

Joseph Edwards, soap manufacturer. Vacant lot.

eeviiniviee .. Britain street intersects .......... ..

Hugh R. Taylor, tavern. Samuel Crawford, butcher. Henry Jordan, Jaborer.

rer,

ner, yuilder,

st side, ad runs north to

hant.

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mith. lressmaker. ndler, eer.

'smith, laborer.

xpress,

-maker. ne-cutter, er,

| gilder.

OOD 6-006 vicescaes aker, manufacturer,

104 Thomas Mitchell, tinsmith. 106 John Ford, laborer. 108 Wm. Sheppard, mail clerk G, T, R. 110 Michael Farrell, stove-mounter, 112 William Clyne, grocer,

ceveseceeQcen street intersects

Cathorine street.

A continuation of Richmond street west of Peter. Rear premises, Private grounds, Vacant lots, 281 James Connor, watchman. 283 Vacant house, 285 Michael Murphy. '© Mrs. Sarah Bloomer, « 'T., A. MeLean, barrister. " A, G, McLean, barrister.

Cecil street - North side.

Commences at Spadina Avenue and runs east to Renfrew, Vacant lots.

Huron street intersects... Vacant lots.

Henry T. Ince, barrister, &e. Vacant lots,

Beverley strest intersects. ... recess

Vacant lots.

Renfrew street intersects. .......00000

Cecil streot-South side, Commences at Spadina Avenue and runs east to Renfrew.

Vacant lots.

culinvceausedine Hieron street intersects............... Vacant lots.

Henry Clarke, laborer. Vacant lots.

cocceeceeresee AbOlls ITC SOTOEL CHOEVSECTS, . 00. oceans

Cedar street - North side.

Commences at Dundas strect and runs west to Dover Court Road.

Vacant lots. 64 Jeremiah Courtin, laborer. Vacant lots,

aveaeed .... Dover Court Road intersects.. ........

Cedar streot - South side.

Commences at Dundas street and runs west to Dover Court Road.

TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY.

27 33

Vacant lots, Vaeant house,

Vacant lots, Patrick Bird, laborer.

Vacant lots. John O'Donough, laborer.

Vacant lots, Patrick Murphy, laborer, Patrick Lynch, lather, Patrick Carroll, lather.

Vacant lots, Michael Kennedy, laborer,

Vacant lots.

betas Dover Court Road intersects. ........

Centre street - East sido.

Commences at Osgoode and runs north to

474 49

College avenue lane,

Rear premises. Mrs, Jane Ship.

ebaatkatneces Lane intersects, .....00c000 sovece

Vacant lot. John Howard, fringe maker. Andrew Power, teacher. Mrs. James Carroll. Mrs. Mary Donohough, Alexander Bain, laborer, Andrew Sinclair, brassfinisher, Mrs. Mary MeClusky. John Dunn, laborer. James Milligan, brewer. George Ross, broommaker, Edward Loan, laborer, Henry Ward, laborer,

» Mrs. Julia Howard.

Mrs. Margaret Watkins.

r Alexander Thompson, cabinet maker,

James Bennett, tailor, Vacant lot. Vacant house. Mrs, Mary Coulson. William Willard, carpenter. James Gold, carpenter. Andrew Garland, laborer. Vacant lots. Andrew Wilkinson, (col). Andrew Zears, cigarmaker, Andrew Millar, carpenter. Mrs. Anna Auchincloss. Robert Donovan, tailor. Edward Myers, (col}, carpenter.

Patrick ©' Brien, shoemaker. Mrs. Arnold.

Henry Humphrey, carpenter. Mrs. Anne Polson.

Thomas Wilson, tailor. Thomas Gorley,

sshiteat Agnes street intersects. ......ccceeee

John Dawson, grocer. Thomas Harding, machinist.

Alexander Crawford, clerk, G.T.R. Richard Kearney, cabinet maker. Mrs. Sarah Loughead.

William Rawlin, carpenter. William Hussey, chairmaker. Charles Martin, shoemaker. William Nelson, barber. Mrs. Margaret Hamilton, Vacant lots,

105 Thomas Robinson, carter. Rear premises, a ianes esahusivaa tis Lame 11leraecl?.. o..cceverseveece 109 John Larkin. Vacant lots, Rear premises, pcoccecevoese ce DEM SEVCCE ENLEVEECEB,. 6.5 ccsesecvees Rear premises. 125 John Dunn, moulder. 127 George Summers, carpenter. 129 Mrs Eliza Higgins, 131 Mrs, Jane Cleary 188 John Ames, shoemaker,

185 Mrs, Shaw,

185 r John Gibbons, laborer. 135 r John Courtenay, laborer. 137 Joseph Bates, tailor,

139 John Ellis, farmer. 141 James Zelford, turner. 148 Thomas Mackett, laborer,

14% r John H, Kemp, shoemaker. 145 James Elliott, flour inspector,

147 Samuel Cleary, carpenter, 149 John Mehan, laborer, 151 r~oliceman,

John Spooner. 151 r Mrs. + soe Velch.

151) Robert Hutchinson, porter. 151 r Joseph Thorogoud, laborer,

153) James Walton, stonemason, 155 Vacant house,

157 James Moodie, carpenter, 159 Vacant house,

161 James Kavanagh.

168 Jonathan Black, printer, 165 George Holtby, carpenter, 167 James Macrae, carpenter, 169 James Furlong, sb) _ker,

169 r Mrs, Ellen Dunn,

171 James Wheeler, (cvol.), laborer,

171 Charley Ashby,

173 John W. Brown, shoemaker,

175 John Watson, clock cleaner.

177 James Robb, groceries and provisions, Tre Christopher street intersects,........... 179 Thomas Bertram, tavern,

i181) Robert Welch,

183 Benjamin Gross, (col.), cook,

187. Maria Kenny, (col.)

189 Christian Meadows, engraver,

191 George Hall, travelling agent.

191 r George Virgo, laborer, 193 Mrs, Sarah Richards, 193 r Robert Kennedy, bricklayer,

Lewis French, laborer.

Richard Wallace, tobacco factory. Henry Richardson, laborer.

John Bowles, (col.), whitewasher, James Jacobs, plasterer.

James Thompson, laborer.

Robert Carlton, grocer.

Paton Lucas, blacksmith. Vacant house.

Oliver Jackson, laborer.

William Coulter, baker.

George Duffus, moulder,

Vacant lot.

Joseph Wilson, laborer,

195 197 199 201 208 205 207 209

213 "15 218 221

Avenue street titersects...... 6666.60

seeeereeereeee

Centre street--Wost side,

Commences at Osgoode Hall and runs north to Avenue Lane,

Rear premises, cccce CHANG AUMOPOOEES ok vecciccescesees

10 John K. Butler, waiter.

12 Robert Phillips, whitewasher,

14 Richard Heighton, "ootmaker,

16 James McCallum, painter, Vacant lot,

James Mann, sailor,

20 Wm. Gilley, boot and shoemaker, Robert Berry, fisherman,

Richard Bell, grocer,

Richard Fineh, laborer.

Mrs, Margaret Railley, widow,

'© John Moore, cabinet-maker, Frederick Bivins, hostler,

** y Joseph Gray, laborer.

84 and 86 Wim, Bartram, carter,

34 r John Henessey, laborer,

88 r Benjamin Cheadle, blacksmith, * » Thomas Whitelock, laborer,

* » Patrick Kane, boot and shoemaker, ** » David Bertram, grocer,

40 John Gettum, cabinet-maker,

42 Vatrick MeQuick, tinsmith.

44 Andrew Thompson, barber.

46 VP. Cannen, coachman,

48 Wh Cochran, carter,

52 William Beale, bootinaker,

64 Benjamin Dabney, tobacco-worker,

* Zacariah Estress, waiter, Henry Dabney, tobacco-worker, * 0, O, O'Hara, tobacco-worker. Richard Reeves, groeer, William Wilson, sailmaker, '* Henry Burns, sailor,

Thomas Rowland, grocer,

Vacant lots,

Henry Gaskin, carpenter,

Mrs, Sarah Jones, and 72 William Conway, laborer, 72 r William Maxwell, painter, 74 William Brown, waiter, 76 James Coleman, laborer,

72 70

cco factory. rorer, whitewasher,

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ist side,

and runs north we,

v. Washer, otmaker. hiter,

shot maker, ah,

1

yy widow, maker, tler,

carter,

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borer,

id shoemaker,

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aker,

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ter,

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78 William Williams, laborer, 80 John Lynch, shoemaker. Rear premises.

Gbbvedensers « Agnes street Unter sects, soe .coeecerees

Rear premises, 88 John Frazer, painter, 90 John Wilson, shoemaker. 92 Samuel Kerney, cabinet-maker. 94 Walter Goodbody, chair-maker. 96 Patrick Quinn, carter. 98 George Race, laborer, 100 James Salter, teamster. abieeaees w.. Kdward street intersects...

Vacant lots. 104 Henry Pound, plasterer. Vacant lots. 108 John Funeston, conductor. 110 John MeDonalt. shoemaker, 112) John Ball, carpenter. 114 James Humphrey, cooper. 116 John Payne, brewer, 118 William Herwood, tailor, 120 James Burrows, policeman, '* Misses Black, seamstresses, James Davis, wagon maker, 126) John Robinson, grocer, coercece ABOMe OETOCE WAETOOCEB.. ci cieccscrvens

Rear premises, 1382) Peter Hewan, policeman, 133 Kobert Leith, police sergeant, 186 Daniel Scott, hook-keeper.

Vacant lot,

140 Joseph Murphy, beush-maker, 142 John Auchincloss, laborer, 144 Charles Stewart, agent.

* James Lincoln, switchman G, T. R, 146) Mrs, Sarah Lackie, widow. 1464 Edward Porter, butcher,

148 George Carter, barber.

150 William Carter, carpenter. 162 Mrs. Jemima Cornell, widow, 184 Richard Hewat, grocer,

* y John Elliott, marble-worker,

*¢ y Samuel Reed, laborer.

156 Mathew Kavanagh, shoemaker, 158 Michael "elan, mason,

160 Geo, R. Y w, painter,

162 James Wiley, bricklayer,

Vacant lots,

166 Richard Fitzgerald, sawyer,

168 John Rogers, grocer, Vacant house,

170 John Lydard, laborer,

172 James Curtiss, bricklayer, 174 John McGinley, tailor.

176 John Smith, tobacco-worker, 178 James Mitchell, waiter,

180 Francis Buttery, laborer,

182 James Thompson, whitewasher, 184r John Breen, laborer.

184 James Cosgrove, laborer, 1844 Edmund Smith, laborer.

*

TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY.

220 KE. Harris, laborer,

55

Wm. Spence, grocer.

edsersiveite Christopher street intersects....00..+04

188 Alex. Dally, grocer,

190 Vacant house,

192 Mrs. Smith.

194 James Pascoe, tailor.

196 George Fearnley, plasterer. 198 Mrs, Sarah Mahaffey.

Vacant lots.

202 Michael G, Cashman, broom-maker, 204 Kdward Farrell, laborer,

206 Lewis Wills, shoemaker,

208 Jacob Waters, whitewasher,

210 James Washington, waiter.

Vacant lots.

216 James Waters, whitewasher.

Vacant lots.

Vacant lots.

226 Wm. Sutcliffe, grocer,

reviecedcyats Avenue Lane intersects ......6c.cceeee

Central lane-~East sido. Commences at Edward and runs to Elm street west, Vacant lots, 4 Edward Harris, waiter, 6 Jeremiah Malloney, laborer. 8 Patrick Farrel, laborer. saaphiokdevaceri' Elin street intersects, ....cccceveeeee Central lane - Wost side. Commences at Edward and runs north to Elm street west, Vacant lot, 3 James Weir, painter, 5 Alfred Hammond, baker. 5 George Copping, carpenter, 7 John Shackleton, varnisher. 9 William Branigan, tobacco cutter, vce ceeeddlm street intersects ...... PTT TTT

'Change alley - - East side, Commences «ct Wellington eastand runs north to King.

Mark Solomon, cigars and tobacco,

eeuhiaans cone Colborne street (nlersects.s ...cccccccee Thomas Cuttell, & Son, book and job printers,

Edward Currie, merchant. Robt. MePhail, publisher and stationer,

Ssevaaeneawchits King street intersects. seco eee

'Change Alloy - Weat sido,

Commences at Wellington east and runs north to King.

Exchange buildings,

C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S

|

Patrick Boyle, editor and proprietor, Trish Canadian. Edward Nanton, broker.

wees Colborne street intersects... Leader Printing office. : Joseph Taylor, caretaker, Leader build- ings.

sraeveves King street intersects, ...... 6.606

Coeneene

Charles street - North side.

Commences at Youye and runs east to Sher- bourne,

Rear premises, Lene tndersects,. ... oo. cccccccccess

6 Thomas Ford, shoemaker,

* Free Presbyterian Church. 20 John Roaf, Q.C., barrister. 28 Henry Northeste, surveyor,

Vacant lots,

Church street intersects,.............

- - Kelz, tailor, John Rogers, crockery merchant, William Sharpe, carpenter. Vacant lots, Robert Ramsey, wholesale provision dealer, Vacant

lots,

Jarvis street b lersects., Vacant lots tieorg street {ndersects

Vacant lots, Rear premises.

Sherbourne street intersa t3..

Charles street. South side,

at Youge and

bourne,

Commences

Rear premises, Vacant lots, Charles Page, dry goods merchant. Vacant lots, Frederick E. J, Fell, printer. James Hales, eutter, Vacant lots,

ebabeiere esesChurch street intersects,.............. Rear premises, Vacant lois,

William Horton, buildes. Vacant lots,

Jarvis street intersects .............. Vacant lets,

eeidbnceshudssi George street intersects

Rear premises, Vacant lots,

sesseeveeee MACrbOUrNEG street intersects

ns east to Shey

Charles street.

Commences at Beverley and runs west te

Spadina Avenue, Rear premises. Lane intersects...

Robert Spratt, flour dealer, ete. Vacant lota,

Charles street East - North sido.

Commences at Parliament and runs east to

eastern limits, Vacant lots,

William King, buteher, Vacant lots,

r Thomas Wheeler, engraver, Vacant lots, William Walsh, brushmaker,

Vacant lots. street

Summach intersects

Vacant lots to end,

Charles street East-South side

Commences at Parliament and runs east to eastern linvits,

Vacant lots, John McKee, carpenter, Vacant lots, John FE. B. Smith, clerk Bursar's office. Pine street Rear premises, Vacant lots, John Taylor, blacking maker,

Rear premises,

intersects

Swmnach siveet dite Taecis ..

Vacant lots to end,

Charles street West--North Sido, nimences at Esther street and runs west to Cruickshank's Lane Vacant lot 6 Honorah MeKerney, washerwoman. 8 Cornelius Creighton, laborer, Matthias McInerney, cab-driver, Rear premises, veceee Denison Avenue intersects, Rear premises, Patrick Cody, switchman, GTR, David pr tag machinist, Robert Bishop, conductor G,T,R. Vacant lot, Ann Fee. Kadward Roach, laborer, Lane intersects

Charles Gallagher, brakeman N.R.C.

Edward Kidney, brakeman N,R.C, Vacant lots,

John Kitson, carpenter,

.

i runs west to le.

"ler, ete,

orth sido.

viul runs east to .

"ver, maker, ersects na,

outh side

nd runs east lo

: Bursar's office, 'sects,

maker,

CTRPCES .,

orth Bide,

ind runs west to tne

vasherwoman. horer, ab-driver,

TACT oe vevsveres in, GTR,

vist, or G,T.R.

keman N.R.C. man N,R.C,

sxdstiewashebes Maria street intersects Vacant lots. PL Tee Cruickshank's Lane intersects .........

tose ote

Conunences at King West and runs north to Ad. 'aide,

Commences at King West and runs north to Adi liaide .

Vacant lots.

Cominences at the

oe eeeee

James Clark, shoemaker,

Charles street West - South side, Commences at Esther street and runs west to Cruickshank's Lane,

Vacant lots, George McKenzie laborer. Ann Clampet, charwoman. Bridget McMann. Michael Cullston, laborer. John Clark, salesman. Charles Devey, salesinan.

Vacant lots,

Rear premises.

ceveee Denison Avenue intersects.,......066

Rear premises.

Vacant lots. tJenjamin Hills, conductoa G,'T. R. Vacant lots.

Vacant lots.

TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY.

aon en ee re ne

Varia street intersect ...........0005

Chruickshank's Lane intersects.........

Charlotte street - East sido.

Rear premises,

Vacant lots,

Vacant house,

Vacant lots,

Adelaide street intersects......

Charlotte street - West side.

vevever Mtlelaide street 3

/

OTSECIS, peccececvecs

Cherry street East sido

South

Vacant lots, Little Front street intersee?s . William Carroll, laborer, Samuel Lindley, laborer, Robt. Claxton, laborer, John Forbes, laborer, Richard Wright, laborer, John Barnes, laborer.

Mrs, Mary Low.

Thomas Funston, laborer. Vacant lots. Captain Francis Jackman,

Palace street intersects

Bay and runs

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37

43 45 49 51

53

John Reardon, retired. Private grounds, Edward Thompson, laborer. William Witram, laborer. John Woods, laborer. Edward Smith, laborer, Fdward Stanley, laborer. Mrs. Warrall, widow. Vacant lots.

never South Park street intersects .......6056

Cherry street - West side.

Commences at the Bay and runs north to

teeeee

58

lai Palace street intersects

South Park, Vacant lots.

cnane Little Front street intersects.......0.00+

Private grounds. ' Charles Pettit, laborer.

Private grounds.

Private grounds,

Thomas Smith, cooper.

Alex. Montgomery, plasterer. Garden,

Richard McCarty, laborer,

John Wagner, roller Rolling Mills, John Smith, cooper,

60 and 62 George Simpson, grocer and pro-

vision dealer, . South Park street intersects ......00.

Christopher street--North side.

Commences at Sayer and runs west to Uni-

28

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versity,

John Sanderson, saloon-keeper.

Mrs. Mills, washerwoman.

Thos. Bartrem, wood-yard and grocery, weceerecl Centre street intersects .........6000 Alexander Dally, laborer.

Mrs. Amy Burke, clothes'-cleaner, Miss Letitia Burke, tailoress,

David Dwyer,

John Beatty, melter.

veveecee University street Tntersects occ ccccees

Christopher street..South side.

Commences at Sayer, and runs west to Uni-

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versity, Private garden. John MeBrien, shoemaker. Vacant lot. James Robb, grocer,

... Centre street intersect ..... 660.0000. William Spence, grocer. Mrs. Martha Rowe, washerwoman, George Squirrel, waiter.

Fate University street intersects .........065

Ontario Chambers, cor. Front.

25

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14 wobert Spratt, flony dealer and

Church street - East side.

Commences at the Bay and runs North to

Bloor,

Church Street Wharf, Scott & Gorrie, roprietors. Saulter's wood yard,

Seevehad Esplanade Street intersects............

McGann's hotel, John McGann, pro- prietor. James Quinn, laborer. Richard Fairbarn, boiler maker. Daniel Dunn, blacksmith. Patrick Dillon, laborer. Vacant lot. New buildings to corner, veehivaias Front street intersects, ........600000

1 Sylvester, Bro. & Hickman, vessel owners and agents, and general brokers.

2&3 Barrett & Evans, barrister, soli- citors, &ec.

4 Howr ', Smith & Co., brokers, &c.

5 R. DL. Stvpart, sec. assoe'n of Can Lake underwriters.

6& 7 Chas. G, Fortier, agent Phenix Ins, Co, of Brooklyn, N. Y.

8&9 F. D, Cummer, produce, commis- sion and lumber merchant.

12 Foulds & McCubbin, wholesale eloth- ing.

John Barr, agent, Foulds & MeCus bin, clothing.

13 'T. Flynn.

14 Toronto, Grey and Bruce Rai. way Co,

15 Toronto and Nipissing Railway Co.

| 16 J. O. Macrae, broker and commission L merchant.

& 27 Howland & Fitch, importers, whole- sale grocers and commission mer- chants.

" ** William H. Howland. oP & FL A. Howland, millers, Lambton, Ktobicoke, 66 ** Howland & Bros., millers, Klein- burg, PITTTITT Lane intersect seewe 29 D. Cowan & Co., wholesale provision and commission merchants, +} ake 'olborne street intersects. Sapkies 31 J. &. Smith & Co., wholesale grocers, wines and liquors. s imperial Fire Ins. Co. if England, J. Smith & Co,, agents ee

y of (ilusgow Life Assurance Co., i. Smith & Co., agents. com- ission merchant, hb») Thompson, provision and cor mission merchant, mas Clark, shoemaker. drs, Catherine Ellemounge, office cln'r. intersects,

otters teee 44

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C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S

87 Tomas Wright &Co., wholesale needles,

105

tS to bo tr oo

- ! ~

os

on

fish hooks and fishing tackle. Blevins & Duggan, barristers, &c.

EY Leys, MeMurrich & Robertson, bar-

risters, &c, Bell, Crowther & Tilt, barristers, &c. Forrest & Lozo, photograph gallery,

errr King street intersects ........c00e.s-

St. James's Cathedral. Church Street cab and carriage stand. St. James's Parochial School.

corked Adelaide street intersects.......

Richard Lewis, secretary and librarian Mechanics' Institute, Williain Banks, assistant librovrian Me- chanics' Institute. Willixm Ellingsworth, hall keeper Me- chanics' Institute.

| Roat & Downey, barristers, &e,

Henry Martin, teacher of musie sad drawing.

Williem Irwin; tavern keoper.

James Rooney, four and fc) dealer,

eee Slant on; street intersect

Alien Byers, grocer, Maurice Harneti, ) cunaker Jas, I. Craig. confevtioner, Maunder & }s10,, pointers anc glaziers, H. by, Clark, grocer. "award Thompson, grocer, 8. Marshall, baker, ' MeDonald, grocer, Cooper M.D, Vacant house,

... Richmond street intersects ....

Drs. Newcombe & Ltiamond, phyai- cians, &e. Rear premises, . Lane intersects ...

John T. Small, M.D., physician, &e, Drs. Rosebrugh & Reeve, occulists and aurists.

ee Queen street iiterseets

James Thorburn, M.)., physician, &e. Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, (wid. Thomas, ) boarding house. Vacant house. William Bonnell, commerclal agent, David 8, Keith, plumber. Mrs. M. A. Wyllie (wid. boarding house. Vacant house, John Mutholland, retired. (i, Cox, wholesale and retail merchant, Daniel MeLean, wholesale leather mer- chant, Thomas McCrosson, hatter. William Badenach, salesman, Andrew Crawford, retail dry goods,

Ceorge, )

plesale needles, re tackle. rristers, &c. Robertson, bar-

barristers, &c, graph gallery.

arriage stand, thool,

CUS... 6.5, y and librarian

librarian Me- all keeper Me-

rs, fu,

of musie cad

ceope"

} ts t dealer.

rs ani glaziers,

iamond, plyai-

B see

physician, ke, fe, ovculists and

sects

, physician, &e. (wid. Thomas, )

nerclal agent, er,

(wid, George,)

'ed. retail merchant, sale leather mer-

itter, esmian, il dry goods,

J, G. Moylan, editor and proprietor Canadian Freeman.

Miss Eliza Collar, ladies' school,

Mrs. Sarah Ridler (wid. Matthias), boarding house.

Miss Jessie McPherson, boarding house.

Thomas Ferguson, barrister.

J. H. Mead, retired.

errr Shuter street intersects .......cccccces

A. M. Ross, M.D., physician, &e,

Mrs. Jane Campbell, wid, Donald.

Cieorge Bryson, retired.

C, P. Reid, wholesale liquor merchant.

Thomas Pringle, dry goods & clothing.

J.C. Griffith, grocer,

Charles Lindsay, Registrar City of Toronto,

Mrs. Martha Thomas, wid William, boarding house.

D, 8. Oliphant M.D., Homeopathic.

Dr, David R, MeKinnon, Staff Surgeon Major.

W. Arthurs, dry goods merchant,

James Mitchell, clerk.

David Salter, baggageman G, T. R.

Vacant house.

Montgomery, Henry, book-keeper,

Thos. G, MeCormack, grocer and hoarding house.

J, Forbes, painter and glazier.

H. C, Stevenson, book-keeper,

Vacant lot.

F. Hart, clerk.

R. C. Siraford, clerk City Registry Office, &e,

Mrs. Jane A, Hughes, wid, Fortunatus.

James Mossinan, grocery and liquor store, etee Cruickshank street intersects, ..... a

Private grounds. Edward C, Jones, barrister, Robert Brayley, salesman. Archibald Harriston, clerk P.O, Michael Foley, upholsterer, John Allen, printer. William Tamblyn, carpenter, Rev. John G. Manly, Congregational Minister. John Kerr, grocer. Mrs. Charles Brown, music teacher, Patrick Duffy, laborer. Joseph Saulter, clerk P.O, William Lailey, printer, Mrs, John Henderson, boarding house. George Sutherland, butcher. Vacant lot.

John Duggan, grocer. Private grounds, Joab Scales, tobacco manufacturer,

.. Gould street intersects... ......66664

Thomas Saulter, wood merchant,

TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY.

259 261 263 265 267 oe 269 271 273

275

277 279

281

291 293 295 297 ai 299 301

803 305 307 807 309

Rear premises.

John Briggs, builder.

Jaines E. Drinkwater, clerk. J. EK. Drinkwater, zrocer. Samuel N, Doughan, butcher. David Bee, geover and baker.

Alfred Bailey, clerk P.O.

Tobias Switzer, saddler.

Samuel Greey, excise officer,

John Harrod, cook.

Mrs. Henrietta Watkins, grocer, James P. Watkins, cabman.

George W. Cary, hair dresser,

Mrs. Anne Gilchrist, dressmaker.

Mrs. John McLeod.

haenry Newcombe, merchant.

John Evans, clerk Met. Water Works, Rey. Francis Henry Marling, Congre-

gational Minister.

Joseph Rogers, retired.

Private gromids,

James H. Rogers, hocter and furrier, George W. Warner, hatter and furrier, John Walker, clerk.

John Briggs, builder,

Nicholls, Wm., clerk Qnebee Bank, tobert G. Bank, book-keeper,

James Beaty, barrister.

Gerrard street intersects... ...ccccee

vee eevee Magill street intersects, occccccee vee

311 313

315 319 $21 823 825

383 385 387 O89 391 393 395

Rear premises,

Vacant house,

William Pickard, cooper.

Win. J. O'Keeffe, printer,

Miss H. L, Taylor, grocer. veccee Ann street inte

Robert Mills, groce William Long, cle

Peter Harold, carp Mrs, Sarah Boyd,

Private grounds

Wood street ¢

John Thomas Smith,

Walter M. Ross, bon John Evans jr., commercial traveller, John R. Scott, melodeon maker, Stephen Dada, shoemaker,

Joshua Lowe, engraver,

Frederick Allanby, solicitor.

George I. Burns, clerk P.O,

Maitland street intersects, 0.6.00 .

er.

LOTBCCLS, «0. cersenene

LEV SECLE. .. ssc r00creee '

cove e Alewander street Titersecls..cocrcceee

ster,

I eS RR ER IS

A OE MEETS LOO ES OEIC tt BB

60 C. E.

gree ee re

Vacant lots.

eee teeeennee

Vacant lots.

439 John Frankish, commercial traveller. Lane intersects... cccccceveveees 443 Alexander Duff, custom house locker.

OOO ree tee enenee eeee

Private grounds. Thos. Haworth, hardware merchant.

Private grounds, Stables. Vacant lots. acavecke Tsabella street intersee ae Private grounds.

Alfred Willson, P. L. clerk Canada Company. James Silas, Sup't York Roads.

Vacant lots. Badwerd Perry t hucrles street with arcs, . Reay premises. Vacant lots. ease cevveve they efpert Li Vacant lots.

Bloor street intersects

leysects.

Church Street - Wer aide.

at the Bay and aans A"

a] s Ou pith

Commences

Arthur Mortimer, switcliman, G veers Lisplanade intersects ,

r Oates' mill stone factory, Sheds and iron yard

Vacant lot. 10 Henry Woodhouse,

12 Henry Woodhouse, blacksmith, 1° r James Rice, sailor lz George Cottingham, pork-packer 12 vr John Simmington, block maker 14, lo, &18 W. L. Hubertus, & Co lers and rectifiers, John Bord, Co., whelesale grocers, Front street intersects

Church street cart stand

William Rowland, insurance agent.

j C, E, Anderson, & Co., brokers, eem- Lf

/ ' . \ mission merchants, and directory publishers

Wellington street interse Bank of Toronto.

James Forman, messenger, bank of Te-

ronte,

. Wellesley street intersects, ......+++

Surveyor and

blacksmith, ane owner of schooner '* Lord Nelson

distil

general

ANDERSON & CO,'S

24 26 28 28

Ontario Hal)

b4

etenee

James Mercer, eating house keeper,

John Gafney, proprietor Gafney's hotel,

Western Assurance Company.

George Cox, caretaker, Weat rm Assur- ance Company buildings,

. Colborne street intersects...

John T. Wright, hairdressing saloon,

Gateway, General Wolfe hotel.

Robert Nicolls, saddler & collay maker.

General Wolfe hotel.

Rear premises,

Wm. Ross, & Co., rear premises to King.

King street intersects,

§, C. Duncan - Clark, & Co., insurance and general agency,

F. Finch, law stationer & lithographer,

Cameron & MeMichael, Fitzgerald & Hoskins, barristers and solicitors in chancery,

A, Francis Wright, harrister, &e,

Henry Armatrong, coachman,

Robert Fraser, barrister, &c,

John Canavan, attorney, &e,,

James Roulton, barrister, &e.

Church street Orange Hall,

Scott & Walmsley, general insurance broke

Provinelal Fire and Marine Insurance Co,, Scott & Walinsicy, agents,

Travellers' Life and Accidental Insur-

weCo,, Scott & Walmsley, agents,

Pena Live Stock Insurance Co,, Meott & Walmsley, agents,

London Central Agency of England, Scott & Wahnasley, agents.

Toronto Street Railway Company's office

English and Porster, barristers.

Office of the Trustees of the Bank of Upper Canada, Benjamin Morton, secretary and treasurer,

Freehold Permanent Building and Sav- ings Seciety, Charles Kobertson, secretary and treasurer,

vienunes Court street intersects . a eae

British America Assurance Company, TT. W. Birchall, managing director,

56 & 58 O Donohue & Warmoll, barristers

5a 56 56 56 60

62

es

64

Robert Cassels, jr., barrister.

Dalton & Seott, barristers

Alexander Macdotiald, barrister. George M. Evans (Barrett & Kyans).

& 62 William Kersteman, mining agent.

J. B. Reid, barrister.

bt, W. Kingstone. barrister,

Hugh Downey, reader,

8. J. Vankoughnet, barrister

Whitley & Eaten, barristers, &c,

garrison = seriphure

tk house keeper, tor Gafney's hotel, 'ompany.

r, West orn Assur- ildings, tersects.,.

ilressing saloon. lolfe hotel, ler & collay maker,

rear premises to

OTOECES, ... 000.

¢, & Co., insurance 1V.

jer & lithographer, el, Fitzgerald & ers and solicitors

harrister, &e, vachman, ter, &e, mney, &e., ister, Xe.

e Hall,

general insurance

Marine Insurance linsley, agents, Accidental Insur- Walmsley, agents, surance Co,, Scott nts, ney of England, ¥, agents, 'ilway Company's

, barristers.

es of the Bank of

Benjamin Morton, usurer, Building and Sav- harles Kobertson, isurer,

i! re

surance Company, inanoging director, armoll, barristers, mrrister,

isters

il, barrister, Barrett & vans), wn, mining agent.

arristey

farrison cripture

barriates arriate ra, &.

TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 61

Rusk Harris, barrister,

George Murray (MeNab, Murray & Jackes,) rooms,

Christopher Robinson, Q.C., barrister,

Hon. J. B. Robinson, barrister,

Heury O'Brien, barrister,

James Mannion, care taker,

Western Canada Permanent Building and Savings Society, Walter 8, Lee, secretary and treasurer,

Toronto Savings Bank, W. J, Donell, manager.

French Consular Agency, W, J, Mac- Donell, agent.

Heyden & Defoe, barristers,

Samuel Wickson, solicitor, &e.

J, G. Moylan, editor aid proprietor, Canadian Freeman Office,

St. Andrew's Chureh,

gues Adelaide street intersects§ ..........

O'Dea's Hotel,

Miss Margaret O'Dea, fruit and con- fectionery,

H. 8. Lynn, variety store and sales- man,

Thornas Tilley, whitewasher,

Kdward O'Neill, hatter,

John Barratt, pensioner,

Daniel Sheehan, Jaborer,

Joseph Brooks, grocer,

Alex, Dundas, grocer.

Mrs. Margaret O'Brien, Dennis, grocer,

Mac-

widow of

'ease Stanle y street intersects

W. A. Byers, grocer and tavern-keeper, FE, Shell, boot and shoemaker.

G,. Grandler, butcher,

Rev. John J, Dunlop, Presbyterian. Miss M. A, Clarke, boarding-house,

vevee Lane intersects ....... H, McEvoy, tavern-keeper, Richmond street interscets

Mrs. Hannah Kavanagh, widow of William, mnilliner and dressmaker, Rear premises, Lane intersects .

Hugh W. Harbell, ship chandler grocer, X¢

William Mavery, | rh Witeher

Mra. Marah Wilson, tailoress

ho, Cassidy, MoU, phyalelan and surgeon,

Vueen street

Metiill Ayilare

Mra, Minerva MeCuteheon, James,

. MoG, McCutcheon, barrister, &e

Shuter street intersects ............. St, Michael's Roman Catholic Cathe- dral.

intersects

widow of

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184 186 188 190 192 194 196 198 200 202 204 206 208 210

212 214 216 218 220

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224 226 228 230 282 234 rf 256 238 240 242 a4 246 248 250

2504

206 208 800 soe N04 uoo SOS

Si4

R. C. Bishop's Palace, C, F, MeGregor, commercial traveller. James Woodhouse, Customs clerk. Miss Margaret Noden, boarding-house, Charles Brown, spirit merchant, Alexander M, Munro, James A, Russell, clerk G. T. R. Arthur Codd, clerk. Miss Stinson, dressmaker, Mrs. Charlotte Elmsley. John Seath, plumber and gasfitter, Jeremiah Dase Merrick, merchant, Miss Luc¥ Palmer, boarding-house, William Clunie, M.D., physician. John Sterling, inspector of hides and

leather. Thos. Musgrove, Henry Parson, rock oil merchant, Henry Reed, book-keeper, Dan') McCarthy, express agent N. RC, Benjamin Chapman, watchmaker, Mrs, Maria Passniore, Richard Wow! rth, excise officer, Mrs, Sarah ters, boarding-house, Mrs. Suse a..colr, boarding-house. H. BF. Sefton, teacher of music, John Allan, merchan: Morgan Coldwell, barrister. Wim. Coldwell, reporter Globe, John Fraser, William Nickols, carpenter, William Browne, George Peddington, jeweller, Frank A, Noverre, boat-builder, Mrs. Elizabeth Laurence, John S. Booth, tobaceo-worker, Peter R. Miller, salesman,

Thorne,

Joseph LaMaitre, printer,

lrivate grounds,

dirs. John Meee (Oakham House).

. Glould street intersects

Nermal School grounds,

. Gevrard street intersects, ... 6.066666

Rear premises,

Robt. Rennie, slater, John Coady, chairmakes

William A, Lyon, photosrapher, William Bywater, carpenter,

Miss Marin Cridge. Tertullus Weed,

\. V. De Laporte, commission mereht,

Magill street intersects... coccescecece

Kadward Lennox, grocer, .

Rear premise ',

Vacant heuse.

Richard Nurse, tavern and grocer.

owe Ann street intersects. ....... Prey

Private grounds, Vacant house, James Dutley, prop, Duffey's Hotel.

svsresreccceceee CUrllon street intersects, cecsesereeee

62

ere ee

Vacant lote.

$80 Matthew Corr, tobacco worker.

Vacant lots,

eee eee eeenenee

846 Charles, FE. Thorne, clerk.

. Wood street intersects..

Northern Congregational Church. Abraham Midgeley, book-keeper.

Mrs. J. A, Stewart. John Catto, merchant.

880 (George Harcourt, mere Rey, J. Langtry, M.A,

Vacant lot.

*¢ James McDonald, clerk. Information refused, Geo, 'T', Berthon, artist.

Heary P. Brumel, druggist.

Private grounds, Vacant lots.

PTT TTY Wellesley street intersects...........

Private grounds, Roa» premises, Gloucester street Vacant lots. William Wright, clerk P.O, William Ross, salesinan. Vacant lot, Private grounds. Vacant lots, Poe eeeeerees Lsahella street Vacant lots.

Vacant lots,

Winiii caxizeis Hayden street intersects.

Zebediah Session, Private grounds,

seveveeees DOO" Street intresects....

Ciare street East side Commences at north to (icen east,

Vacant lots, Themas D, Harris' office.

Thomas Hollwey, conductor GTR,

Chark 8 Crooke, carpenter, Rear premises,

cast anterse

.. QYueen street

Clare street - -West side.

Commences at Richmond street ea north to (Queen east.

Rear premises,

ceveeseeeMlevander street intersects

878 David Ashe Sampson, _thgar lant tailor,

Maitland street intersects

intersects

intersects, Charles street intersects.

Rich mond street east and Puns

Mrs. Ellen McDonald, wid John.

Mrs, Sarah M. Hughes, boarding house, George Whitney, land agent.

d runs | |

Walsh & Co., soda water manufacturer, W. D. Darlington, felt roofing manu'r. Robert Rennie, slate yard,

Clinton street - East side.

Commences at Conway and runs north to city limits,

Vacant lots, dames MeKirdy, Bursar Lunatic Asylum,

Provincial

Clinton street - West sido.

Commences at Conway and runs north to city limits.

Vacant lots. George Morey, laborer, Vacant lots, William Ellis, gardener, Vacant lots,

Colborne street - North sido.

Commences at Yonge and runs east to Market Square.

2 Buntin, Brothers & Co., warehouse,

Vacant lots, 16 James Baylis & Co., carpet warehouse, 18 Robert Walker & Sons, warehouse, Vacant lots, 28) J. Broom, bellhanger and locksmith, 82, 40, & dt Charles Levey, & Co., machin- ery agency, 36 George Wightman, produce and com- mission merchant,

we Chang alley WNEOVOOCED,. 0 ose ccesrees Vacant lot. Private entrance to Terrapin Restanvant

John TT. Weight, haiv dv isle saloon, Church street iitersecls, .,

64° George Welsh, engineer. 64 Thomas Perkins, shoemaker, 66 & 6S George Wilson, hotel,

. Lane intersects

Thomas De La Hunt, hair dresser, Horn Khrin, labor r.

Patrick Keenan, hotel.

Vacant house,

Thomas Doyle, hote l.

John Collyer, hotel.

James Sheppard, hotel.

.. Lane interseets,.......

88 Lewis Reford,

ie eet Bee Poot Boot | ie or

te

veer Fest Market SgUuar'¢

diterseels... .

ter manufacturer, t roofing manu'r. yard,

NEEV BOCES... eccceeee

st side.

runs north to city

i. sursar Provincial

st sido.

runs north to city

orth side.

yl runs east to Lit. (to. cn carpet warehouse, ns, warehouse,

iS.

ry and locksmith. ry, & Co,, machin-

, warehouse,

produce and com-

7 t.

RECT SOLED, ocescesccves it.

mpi Restaurant

iv (Wveasiage saloon, itersecls,.. eeeee

eer, oemaker, hotel,

f SECTS

t, hair dresser,

indersecls... ».

Colborne street--South side.

Commences at Yonge ana runs east to Market

2 83.

Square.

Rear Canadian Bank of Commerce, Vacant lots.

cecceces MCOLE Shrect Undersecls........ssceoee

Rice Lewis & Son, warehouse.

John Allan & Co., cloths.

C. T. Palsgrave, printers' warehouse, W. G. Stethem, manager.

ST Lane intersects .....ccccccccceees

John Leekie, gilling threads, William Croft & Co., needles, fish hooks, &e. '

staves 'Change Alley intersects ........ este

S. Allcock, (C. Laight & Co. )fish-hooks, needles, &e, Samuel Wilward, manager 8S, Alleock, L. B. Goodworth & Co., paper, twine, &e. Robert McPhail, bookbindery, Vacant lots, Isaac C, Gilmor, insurance agent, George Cox, carpenter. G, A, Barber, secretary School Trustees, Morrison & Sampson, barristers, séunesi Church street intersects, 0.0 6. 4

Charles MeGrath, barrister. George M. Hawke.

colegs . Lan

J. U. Mosiman, tinsmith.

Samuel Trees & Co., saddlery hardware,

Henry Fenny, seedsman.

Jeremiah ( arrique, shoemaker.

Nicholas Rennick, wharfinger,

Thomas Winteld & Co., produ e mer- chants,

intersects

Warehouse. W. Th Gilliam, dining hall, Wilson & Oo, jWovision dealers.

Thos Nixou, commission merehant. Harry & Son, wool and hides. Mrs. C. Carkeek, hotel.

iced ih rifersects

John Taylor & Brothers, paper man-

ufacturers, i 'Z of wm se eee' intersects, ...

College Avenue West from Yonge- - North side

Richard Graham, care-taker Colleg

Avenue,

W. ©. Chev > M.D., (W. C. Chewett & | Vacant lots. Queen's Park. Bi verTiey Sf , antersi

Board of

TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY. 63

College Avenue West from Yonge - South side.

seetee

James L. Smith, land agent.

Rev. John Davison.

Hon. John B. Robinson,

Toronto Cricket Grounds. Thomas 8. Hornibrook, constable,

vebser Beverley street intersects .......0646

College street--North side

Commences at Avenue gate and runs west to

hekEe St. George street intersects .........

bear .. Borden street intersects

Hoye, Fred. W, Cumberland, Managing Di- rector N, R. ,

Frederick Perkins, wholesale grocer, Vacant lots,

vee aves Ldeeron street intersects. ....66..ccccee

Vacant lots,

'vend Spadina Avenue intersects oo... 660006

Vacant lots.

ree eye ey Robert street intersects... .......4. ies

Vacant lots, Fiera Major street intersects oo..ccccccceees Vacant lots.

Vacant lots,

Vacant lots.

' Lippincott Street intersects,.......000 Thomas Dryman, carpenter. George Prance, wood-turner, Vacant lots, John Jackson, laborer, Vacant lots, .. Crookshank street intersects ........ Vacant lots, Markham street intersects

Vacant lots.

Vest Ontario street intersects ......... Vacant lots. osece do tenele y street intersects... Vacant lots, vesccese dfope street intersects... Vacant lots

Ubhnton

PECL UNTEVBCCES,.......0000008

Vaeant lots to end,

College street - South side.

Commences al Avenue gate and runs west to

Hop F Vacant lots.

? fas , »@, 7 Y SEVeet ULCTSCCLS seereveeeeree

64 C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S

renee

Vacant lots. sesccevscceceee dL eran Slrect TNLCTHOCED soevesseereeees Vacant lots, sevcecseece Spadina Avenue Inlersecls sevveesvevee Vacant lots.

Robert street (ter sects seccecseveeesee

Jas. McGrath, laborer, Vavant lots,

Robert Christie, carpenter,

Jas, Gouldring, mariner. Vacant lots,

(frosvenor street intersect .....06. 66

Vacant lots, Mrs. Rose Stuart. St. Stephen's Chureh.

Bellevue Avena intersects... cc.

Vacant lots. George A. Barber, secretary Board of School Trustees W. B.C. Barber. Vacant lots.

Lippincott street intersects .....6.66606 Vacant lots. Crookshank's Lane intersects. .........

Vacant lots to end.

Conway street-- North side.

Commences at Lumley and runs west Strachan,

Vacant lots to end,

Conway Street. South side.

Commences at Lumley and runs west Strachan,

Vacant lots to end.

Court Street. North Side.

Commences at Toronto Street and runs East to Chureh,

Gamble & Boulton, barristers. Whitney, refused information, John Kerr, mercantile test. and of- fieial assignee, Court Street Fire Hail. William Ardagh, saloon, Capt. Wm. Prince's office. Police Court. Alex Macnabb, polive magistrate. Macnabb & Morgan, barristers. Horace Thorne, barrister, Duggan & Meyers, barristers, Wm. H. Stanton, barrister, Frederick J, LaPenotiere, solicitor. Thomas Villiers, janitor & carpenter, Robert 8, Birtch, barrister,

Court Street - -South side.

Commences at Toronto Street and runs East to Vhureh.

John H. Patterson, solicitor,

John Crickmore, barrister,

Thos, B. Barry, barrister,

Robert M. Allen, barrister.

MeMurray & Rae, barristers.

John EK, Thomson, barrister

William J, L'Estage, Commission mer- chant and broker,

Mrs. Hasting, caretaker,

Theodore W, Hastings, plumber,

Toronto Mining Exchange, Josias Bray Prest.

Joseph A, Donovan, barrister,

Paterson, Harrison & Paterson, bar- risters.

Paterson, Harrison & Bain, solicitors in chancery.

Maclennan & Henderson, barristers,

James Dingwall, barrister,

William 'I, Mason, official assignee and insurance agent,

York Chambers.

Ontario Hall.

Cross Lano- - -North side.

Commences cast side of Renfrew and runs west of John. 2 Mrs. Mary Gray, wid, Thomas, wash- erwelnan, 4 James Finn, laborer, Vacant lots Renfrew streat intersects... eeeeee Vacant lots, Varket Place WOT AOCEB...ccevceccesese

Private grounds,

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Private grounds,

Cross Lane- - -South side. Commences east side Renfrew and runs west of John. Mrs. Eliza Watson (wid, James,) nurse, John McGillivray, laborer. Vacant lot, Reuben Saunders, blacksmith. George Story, baker, Private grounds, vee Renfrew street intersects wo... Walter Cleary. James Taylor, steel stamp cutter, Vacant lot, Private grounds, Market Place intersects ..... évteees Rear premises, James Bain, laborer, James Oliver, baker. J. Devlin, laborer, 27 = Martin Fallon, laborer,

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ADVERTISEMENTS,

A. ROBERTSON,

BOOT MAKER,

ROSSIN HOUSE BLOOK, 1385 KING STREET WEST, pi tet ute ONTARLO.

"WILLIAM COTTRELI,

Several Years Foreman to the late Hiram Piper,' MANUFACTURER OF

ee ee IRON WARE,

7 COMBINED WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS, WA ICE CREAM FREEZERS,

, AND BATHS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Cae = 56 King Street West, OE 3S TORONTO.

Stencil Cutting and General Jobbing promptly attended te,

BH. EHHAMIIN, |

MANUFACTURER OF CONFECTIONERY, DEALER IN FRUITS, &ec.

ICE CREAM & OYSTER SALOON, L2Oe RiwG svUaRBLeT 'WEEE, bath cet

GALLERY | OF ART.

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R, W. LAIRD, LOOKING GLASS AND PICTORE FRAME MANUFACTORER, |

79 KING STREET WEST, TORONTO,' ONTARIO-

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L..- COFFEE & co., araduce and Commission Mlerchants,

Em No. 2 MANNING'S BLOCK, : 'FRONT STRERT, TORONTO, ONT.

LAWRENCE chyea THOMAS FLYNN, ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS OF PRODUCE.

BOARDING AND LODGING,

No. 92 BAY STREET, NEAR KING, TORONTO.

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GOOD AND CHEAP BOARL FOR RESPECTABLE MECHANICS,

In a Pleasant, Locality and Central part of the City, also in the immediate vicinity of Jacques & Hay's Cabinet Factory.

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MRS. °F FREDERICK LOWE, 8 Propriotress

IM. 8. Sih SAMUEL,

COMMISSION & GENERAL MERCHANTS

IMPORTERS OF METALS, CHEMICALS, &€.

Particular attention .paid to consignments .in Liverpool, England. 28 SOUTH CASTLE STREET, LIVERPOOL, ENG.,

AND AT

ee FRONT ST. TORON'LO, C. vy.

SAMUEL R. BRIGGS.

LUMBER DEALER!

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. a2" BILL STUFF SUPPLIED TO ORDER _sef

_ OPFIGE : - No.. 37 Exchange Buildings. Wellington Street East, TORONTO, ONT. post OFFICE BOX, 3808; RESIDENCE, 67 GROSVENOR sT

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Mrs, Mary McKenzie (wid. James). 81 Information refused.

sduavannesaagene | John street intersects 000 cece w.ses

Stables. $/ Mrs. Jane Donovan.

Oruickshank Street- - North side. Commences at Yonge Street and runs east to George.

4 John Walker, insurance clerk.

6 John Boole, tailor and robe maker.

8 Mulvey & Fleming, marble and stone

works. 10 Mrs G. Ford, widow. 12 Denman, Thompson actor. Vacant lot.

14 William Elliott, painter and glazier.

Sa aot oert Victoria street intersects. ..... 1.44.

Vacant lots.

Bond street Congregational Church. Seakudives chert eele Lane intersects, .........ceceevees Vacant lot.

Nae ediavurehes Church street intersects...........004+ Vacant lots. APRs) Dalhousie street intersects............

48 Robert Jaffray, grocer. 48 James Ryan, bookkeeper, 50 Colin Skinner, carpenter. Vacant lots. 60 Hugh Leach, accountant, Bank of oronto. 62 Rev. Wellington Jeffers, D.D., editor of Christian Guardian,

Private grounds. A erie Jarvis strect intersects. .......cccveee Vacant lots. year enna George strect intersects.......66666008

Cruickshank Street - South side.

Commences at Yonge street and runs east to George.

38 N. L. Steiner, marble cutter. 5 Philip Ohl, marble mason, 7 John Helliwell; barrister & attorney at law. Aeeiruieen' Cruickshank lane intersects. ... 06.666 006

9 Henry Martin, organist. 9 Alexander Christie, patent agent and accountant, Vacant lot. oonees vescevee Victoria street Urter'sects,....issevvees

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"TORONTO: OFFY 'DIRECTORY.

Vacant lot. 19.r. James McCue, butcher. 19 Francis T. Worthy, civil engineer.

21 Miss L. Clark, seamstress, Vacant lot. °

45 Miss F. Reeve, stock teacher. 45 Alfred Reeve, wholesale clothing diglae.

eee eTY Dalhousie street intersects, ...........

46 Vacant house. 47 J. A. Simmers, seedsman. 49 William W. Keighley, co-manager. Reford & Dillon, 51 Ernst. Peiler, piano agent. Carl Peiler, music teacher.

eReNaonee Mutual street iatersects

Vacant lots. r Thomas Carney, laborer.

Vacant lots.

Cruickshank Lane. Commences at Queen East and runs north to Gould.

Vacant lots, Mrs. Ann Lennox, widow. Mrs. M. A. McKnight; widow. Vacant lots. Arthur Muldoon, carter. sapere eRe Shuter street intersect........6000008 Vacant lots. John Roach, dairyman. Cruickshank strect intersects .... . Vacant lots. Mrs. Mary Dyson, widow. Gould street intersects ........0.e0ees

Czar Street - North side. Commences at North and runs west to Surrey Place. Vacant lots, 8 Mrs. Mary Hollin. 12 Mrs. Huggins, widow, Vacant lot. 16 Evan Jones, tailor. Vacant lot. 20 Peter A VanMalder, shoemaker, Vacant lot. 26 George W. Williams, wpholsterer.

C. E. ANDERSON & CO.'S

Vacant lots. Nees University street intersects ..........4. Vacant lots.

36 Wm. Parkhill, shoe-cutter. 38 Wm. L'Estage, broker. 42 Wm. Gladish, builder.

Czar Street - South side. Commences at North Street and runs west to Surrey Place.

Vacant lots.

Dale street - North side. Commences at Elizabeth and runs east.

4 William Graham, salesman.

6 James Doran, laborer.

8 Norton Vernon, jeweller Private grounds.

Dale street, - South side.

Commences at Elizabeth and runs east. 1 Joseph Foster, plasterer.

Private grounds. 5 John Ellwood, hatter. 7 John Dawson, book-keeper. 9 Frederick Bennett, chair-maker. 1 William Jack, shoemaker.

Private grounds.

1

Dalhousie Street - East side.

Commences at Queen East and runs north te Gerrard.

9 Christopher Willerton, manufacturer. 9 Jas, Welsh, soda water manufacturer. Carpenter's shop. 19 Magnus Shewan, bookseller. 21 Henry Booth, coopersmith. 23 Thos. Chapman, printer. 25 Vacant house. Vacant lots,

Pane aeerITae Shuter street intersects.......00.....+

Private grounds, Vacant lots, 81 James Byrne, laborer. Rear premises.

Cruickshank street intersects

Rear prer 'ises, 97 Mrs. F. Hassard. 99 Oliver Davis, piano packer. '¢ Edward Blackhall, book binder, Mrs. J. G. King, private school. Edward Jackson, laborer, Vacunt house. William Wright, builder. John Wightman, house agent. John Wightman, jr.

soda water

111 Joseph Armstrong, ourrier, Vacant lots.

sbceteisnieaeas Gould street intersects......0..+. vee

Toronto Grammar School. Vacant lots. -

Jas. Coleman, melodeon manufacturer, Mrs. Ellen Ritchie, wid. Robert. '* Moulton, John C., travelling agent, t Vacant lot.

J. M. Wingfield, upholsterer.

Arthur Coleman, builder.

Rey. William Reeve, Presbyterian.

Vacant lot.

secsoresees Gerrard street intersects cerccscseee

Dalhousie Street - West side. Commences at Queen East and runs north to Gerrard.

Rear premises. Lesge rN ERN Shuter street intersects...serrersevees Rear premises. 70 Thomas Dean. Rear premises. sesrevvee Cruickshank street intersects 00... Rear premises. 96 Robert Brayley, commercial traveller. '¢ Charles Stotesbury. '6 W. H. Stotesbury. Rear premises, 106 Mrs. Farquhar, wid. Alexander. '© William Puddlefoot, shoemaker. '6 Walter Riddell, boiler maker. Rear premises. ciahotes cveeeeeGould street intersects........cseeee Rear premises. Gerrard street intersects .........606

D'Aroy Street - Nerth side. ° Commences at Spadina Avenue and runs cast to Dummer,

Hon. William Cayley, barrister. Vacant lots.

Vacant lots. Capt. Charles Huddleston. 88 N. Blakely, carpenter. 40 George Kirkbride, carpenter. 42 Vacant house. 44 F. E. Barnjum, commercial traveller. 46 Thomas Vodden, tailor. Vacant lots,

sae eveniciee Dummer Street intersects. ........0008

D'Arcy Street - South side,

Commences at Spadina Avenue and runs East to Dummer.

Vacant lots. sésseveeeee Beverly Street Untersects.......0.0000s

SOOTIN CINE EAP Vil ay ng, currier,

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Denison Avenue - East side.

Commences at Queen West and runs North to Bellevue Square.

1 Thomas B. Mishaw, grocer. Vacant lots. 11. Miss Jane Mills, milliner. Vacant lot. 15 Sutherland & Marshall, bakers. 17° "Mrs. Elizabeth Bullman. 19 George Ferris, salesman.

AUTEN Ei Charles Street intersects..........0+0+

21 George A. Shaw, mail agent G. T. R. 23 John Carr, city clerk. 25 John Hughes, merchant. 27 =~William P. Band, clerk. Vacant lot. 31 Peter Schonten, commissariat dpt. 33 George Hamilton, shoemaker. 35 George Boardman, agent. 27 hie a McMullen, car inspector N. oO Vacant lot. 41 Richard Manly, mariner. «* Mrs. Deverell, 43 Benjamin Tripp, mariner. 45 Mrs. Mary Ann Roberts. '* Gilbert Monahan, conductor N. R. CG. Vacant lot.

Vacant lot.

George Summers, cabinet maker. 55 Jeremiah McMurray, dairyman. 59 John McQueen, machinist.

Vacant lot.

a Sanne High Street intersects ..........0068 Vacant lots.

Sa ceca ea se St. Patrick Street intersects.........06 Vacant lots. Stephen Connors, carpenter. Vacant lots. dames Bovell, M.D., physician & sur-

geon.

Robert B. Denison, brigade major.

Denison Avenue+ West side,

Commences at Queen west and rnns north to Bellevue Square.

Side entrance to Denison Church. 10 Rev. Robert Wallace, presbyterian. Vacant lot. 14 Samuel Marshall, soap and candle manufacturer. 16 James Knightes, engineer N.R.C. Vacant shop.

CU GESRUOEAE NETO Charles strect intersects, .........06 22 Richard Beattie, fitter.

TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY.

Vacant house.

26 James Ferns, laborer.

28 John Powell, engineer G.T.R.

80 George Ribbonds.

82 Samuel Hollyman, conductor G.T.R.

'6 y E. Pearson, laborer.

'* y Richard Harper, carriage maker. Vacant lot.

36 Andrew Knight, engineer G.T.R.

88 J. G. Bridge, grocer.

40 William L. Limmer, carpenter.

'© y Lionel Limmer. Vacant lot.

44 Mrs. Jane Sylvester.

46 Captain William Joyce.

48 William Taylor, conductor N.R.C.

Vacant lots. 58 Frederick W. Unitt, coppersmith. 60 Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence. 62 Henry Ferguson, sailmaker. Favant lots, Vacant house.

istecees kcEters High street intersects............+4 Vacant lots. Henry Duncan, insurance agent.

Derby Lane - North side.

Commences at Trinity and runs to Parlia- ment,

Trinity Church. ieierats Erin street intersects .......s.sce008

Rev. A. Sanson, Trinity Church. Vacant lots.

Mitchell Bryan, laborer.

P. McLachlen, laborer.

Francis Hughes, laborer. ,

George Fraser, dealer.

RMINAS TICES Parliament street intersects.......000

Derby Lane - South side.

Commences at Trinity and runs to Parlia- ment.

Trinity Church, s s house, socscccccccesse LMU Strcet UiULCTSCCLS seorecseesoveee ' Thomas Phair, cab-driver. Vacant lots. William Copland, brewer.

secresseseeLarliament street Urrtersccts ..cce-eeree

Division street.

Runs between Robert and Spadina Avenue, All vacant.

Don street - North side.

Commences at Parliament and runs east to River Don,

Vacant lots.

8 James Booth, builder.

10 Mrs. Adair Roy.

14 John Carruthers, comtrastor.

20 Thomas Hill, prop. Caxton, press office. Vacant lots.

24 E, P. Roden, reporter Leader.

s¢ J. H. Roden, tinsmith.

28 James Britton, butcher.

80 Matthew Hicks, book-keeper.

$34 Chas. Maysonholder, pressmen Chris-

tian Guardian.

$6 George James.

88 George Charlton, butcher.

40 George Watts, butcher.

42 Henry Smith, book-keeper. Vacant lots,

Charles Clements, laborer.

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Vacant lots, 60 James Taverner, mason. Vacant lots, Toronto General Hospital. William B. Hampton, medical super- intendent Toronto General Hospital. George Boswell, steward, Toronto Gen- eral Hospital. Mrs. Margaret Roden, matron, Toron- to General Hospital. Dennis Moran, porter Toronto General Hospital. ccccesscecee SUMACH Street INLENSECES...seerceseeees

Vacant lots. 124 J. Goff, laborer. Vacant lots.

ccoccevcccscvess LUVEr DOI UNLETSECES .reccocvcecccees

County jail and grounds, George L. Allen, Governor county jail.

Don street - South side.

Commences at Parliament street and runs east to River Don.

Vacant lots, 9 William Parsons, oil refiner. 15 and 17 George W. Davis, grocer. 23 Vacant house. 81 John Duggan, laborer. 33 Mrs. Margaret Swanton. 35 Michael Murnan, gardener. 41 John McDonald, baker. Vacant lots.

Se aeu NET e verb Pine street intersects ........ 0.6.0.0

Vacant lots. 91 Timothy Hallihan, laborer.

Vacant lots. 125 Henry Clements, laborer. Vacant lots. 148 Jeremiah O'Brien, color-maker. 147, Mrs. Mary Kelly, Shamrock Inn.

aT: River street intersects,

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C. E..ANDERSON & .CO.'s

Oil refinery. hesetace pepeage River Don intersects ........... tae

Dorset street- East side. Commences at Wellington street weet and runs north to King west, Private grounds. 67 William Dineen, clerk. Vacant lots. ocevreatebl King street intersects. ...........0006

Dorset street - West side.

Commences at Wellington street west and runs north to King west. Private grounds, Lethe Engineer's Office. Military Purveyor's Office. Rear premises. ' Vacant lots, King street Barracks, 29th Regt.

oiees hs boa King street iniersects. .......0..06166

Douro street - North side.

Commences at Bathurst street and runs west to Niagara. Vacant lots. 12 John Amiote, engineer G: T. R. 14 Alfred T. Tutty, laborer. 16 Mrs. Julia Cummins. 18 Philip Millgate. Vacant lot. 22 Thomas Moloney, laborer. 24 James Haslam, laborer. Vacant lots. 84 John Farrell, laborer. 86 Michael Smith, laborer. Vacant lot. 40 Jumes Caffrey, laborer. 42 Deinis O'Brien, tailor. 44 Michuc! Teedy, laborer. 46 Robert Kerr, fireman G. W. R. 48 Mrs. Ann Roach, grocer.

Riri eeeniak Tecumseth street intersects Vacant lots. ee Taare Niagara street intersects .......0....6

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Douro street - South side. Commences at Bathurst street and runs west to Niayaa, Vacant lots. 7 Rev. Mr. Cole, Chaplain to H. M. forces. 9 Wm. H. Martin, Wirketartuaitan Vacant house. Vacant lot. 15 James Richardson, fitter. Vacant lots, 23 Thomas Arthurs, carpenter. 25 Martin Kane, carter. Vacant lots. John Low,

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$9 George Long, pensiotiet: 41 James Kelly, laborer, acaat lots. E. Reiley, tavern.

Vacant lots. NO TLE Niagara street intersects .........+6.

Dover Court Road - East side. Commences at Cedar and runs north to Bloor, Vacant lots.

Captain William M. Innis.

Dr. Martin Curtis, staff-surgeon. Henry O'Brien, barrister.

John B. Reid, barrister.

Freie dks Dundas street intersects ..oceccceere Cornelius Sullivan, laborer. ieee cooreeee DLOOP Strect inLETSECES..cccccreceeere

Dover Court Road - West side. Commences at Cedar and runs north to Bloor. Vacant lots.

Mrs. Harrison, wid. Judge. Thomas Morgan, barrister.

Liveestvivers Dundas street intersects. ..........4. George T. Denison, jr., barrister. Michael Noonan, market gardener.

Duchess street - North side.

Commences at Nelson and runs east to Par- liament. 2 Mrs. L. W. Lugsdin. 4 John Duggan, carter. 8° Michael Tracey, shoemaker.

10 James Mogan, fish dealer.

12 Michael Hughes, fish dealer.

14 Dennis Hagerty, tailor.

16 Matthew Reardon, laborer.

*¢ John Young, shoemaker.

18 Mrs. Ann Kenny, Rose and Crown Inn. trio ar George street intersects...........000 Vacant lots.

trick, huckster.

Wm. O'Hearn, laboror,

36 Michael Leonard, huckster. 36. r Mrs. Jennings, charwoman. 40 John Long, Tosteer:

42 Michael McGurn, !aborer. 44 Michael McCauley, laborer. 46 Andrew Stratton, porter. «Mrs, Garrett, cook.

48 Thomas Newell, laborer. John Taylor, moulder.

50 Mrs. Turner.

'* Robert Campbell, laborer.

Old Presbyterian burial ground. ccoreccee Stonecutter's lane intersects seeccccceree

62 Robert Pollock, grocer.

36 James Fitz

ow

66-. James King, grocer, eosccedesece Caroline street intersects evcecocooeso Vacant lot. 70 and 72 Louis Walker, cabman. 72 r Miss Charlotte Green, dressmaker. r James Coleman, clerk. r Robert Simpson, tailor, r Mrs. Montgomery, wid. William. Vacant lots, 88 r John Kelley, mariner. r Mrs. Jane Smith. r Samuel Parks, r Joseph Barber, gardener. 90 Charles McIntosh, mariner. 92 James McMaster. r Mrs. Donohue. r Arch. Moses, carpenter, r Robert Pape, clerk. r Alexander Hutchinson, porter. r James Brennan. r Henry Alexander, painter. 94 John McDonald, porter. 96 John Clindinning, boat-builder, 98 Mrs. Peters, wid. Alexander. 102 Henry Scott, wharfinger. 106 . John Newell, blacksmith. 108John Granfield, mariner. 110 James McCrum, laborer. «¢ James Clindinning, laborer. 112 Daniel McDonald, carpenter. , 114 Thomas Ferry, grocer and provision dealer. coccccccccccces Ontario street intersects ..........006

Vacant lots. Vacant house. Vacant lot.

128 Charles Boeckh, brush manufacturer. ccoccccccece Berkeley street intersects os... eevee

182 Thomas Hurst, carpenter. 134 Patrick Friend, shoemaker. 186 Mrs. Mary Pudsey.

188 John Dancy, blacksmith.

140 George Hurst, gardener.

142 William Rogers, tinsmith.

144 George Pudsey, bricklayer.

J. Watson, tinsmith.

150 Thomas Brown, bricklayer. '© Henry Hughes, bricklayer. '¢ James Armstrong, carter. *« Amos May.

Duchess street - South side.

Commences at Nelson Street and runs East to Parliament, 8 James Smith, laborer. 5 James Short, teamster. 7° Mrs. Canham, midwife. 9 Mrs. Mary Short. 1 Thomas Lundy, mariner. 8 William Gibson, moulder. Vacant lots. Samuel Thompson, cooperage.

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aeer ay saben George street intersects.......++. sbace

John McLaughlin, hotel. 28° Michael Sullivan, shoemaker. 25 Thomas Slane, boarding-house. 27 William Rafferty, laborer. 29 James Ryan, laborer. 31 William Daveau, shoemaker. '© Richard Knox, shoemaker. '¢ Mrs. Ellen Kilfeder. 88 Henry Stout, brakeman. 835 Robert Harrison, boiler-maker. 37 James Duff, boiler-maker. 89 Thomas McDonald, tinsmith. 41 John Nolan, moulder. 48 Mrs. Elizabeth Coulter. 45 John Murray, laborer. 47, 49 Hugh Thompson, grocer. 51 David Hogan, laborer. 514 James Hart, tailor. \ 53 Mrs. H. Hayden. *¢ » Mrs. Enright, washerwoman. ** » Robert Hockley, pensioner. «6 » Mrs. Richardson, washerwoman. 534 John Connell, storeman. 55 John Beyer. shoemaker. 57 William Buchan, shoemaker. 59 Jas. Hollinger, ges G. T. R. 593 James Richardson, lamplighter. 61 Hamilton Brennan, laborer. 63 Patrick Daly, laborer. 63 x George Elliott, laborer.

Vacant house.

Eiscuvenree Caroline strect intersects... ......1..00 79 John Walz, Lager Beer Brewery. 81 Henry Hartman, tailor.

83 Adam Rehberger, tailor.

117. Samuel Parker, grocer. 119 William Poole, shoemaker. 121 Andrew Denison, printer.

Ceccceccecors Berkeley Srécet Inter SECtS re receeceseere

147 "Patrick Mullen, carter.

149 Mrs. Louisa Hunter.

151 Mrs. Loft.

158 Thomas Langton, gardener. 155 John H. Bennett, salesman. 157 Mrs. Rogers, grocer.

Duke street - North side.

Commences at Nelson East and runs east to Parliament.

Rear premises.

12 James Breen, fruit dealer.

14 Carpenter's shop, James Kerr.

16 John Mitchell, cab proprietor,

coorsesseccees eorge strect Intersects.......scsc0000 Mrs. . Olive Stewart, ladies' boarding school. 28 Vacant house. 82 Mrs. William McCallum,'

$2 William McCallum, jr., clerk.

D. P. Ross, clerk P. 88 Sttherland Stayner. 40 Terence O'Neill, inspector of prisons. 42 J. Morphy, Crown Lands department.. 44 William Davidson. '6 J. M. Davidson. 48 Alderman W. Strachan.

Vacant lots,

58 Mrs. Jane Clark, charwoman. 60 Mrs. Rhodes, washerwoman.

digvevens see. Caroline street intersects.........0

62 Mrs M.A. Ashall, marine store. 64 Philip Williams, grain merchant. 66: Michael Burns, eve

Vacant lots, 96 Henry Conlin, merchant.

Vacant lots.

eeetia coves Ontario strect intersects ...... 000...

110 Thomas Foster, grocer. '* William Foster, clerk. 112 George Lubar, musician. 114 Robert Barry, tinsmith. 116 John Pass, laborer. 118 Isaac Hatchinson, blacksmith. 122 r Joseph Wood, policeman. '* r Charles Smith, carpenter. '© y Samuel Staneland, cook Queen's Hotel. 118 r Valentine Doyle, ship carpenter. 122 Charles Arno, tailor. '* Patrick Gowan, mariner. 128 Reuben Parkinson, wagon maker. '¢ John Parkinson, jeweler. 128 r John Gilman, tinsmith. '* y John Flanigan, carter. 128 Henry Dewar, salesman. 134 William Hamilton, prop. St. Lawrenee Foundry.

186 William Hurst, laborer.

140 Vacant house.

144 George Patterson, cabman.

146 Hon. M. ©. Cameron, M.P.

148 Alexander Grant, Registrar Chancery.

Raerevens «Parliament strect intersects........000

Court

Duke street - South side.

Commences at Nelson East and runs east to Parliament,

Rear premises. 11 Samuel Archbold, policeman. John Curry, tinsmith.

eH Cite George street intersects........6+0+06

Vacant lot. 23 =F. F. Passmore, P. L. surveyor. 25 Edward Lawson, grocer and confec- tioner. Vacant lots. 29 John P. Boulton, grocer.

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bspector of prisons, Lands department..

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marine store. ain merchant. orer, ots, chant, ots.

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41 Mrs. John Baldwin.

48 Morgan Baldwin.

51 Rev. E. Baldwin, Episcopal.

53 John R. Nash, crown timber agent. 55 W. A. Avann, pedlar.

Wereccsdaces Caroline Street intersects

61 Patrick G. Close, merchant. 63 M. O'Dea, M.D. 67 G. Ussher Bilton, dairyman. James Mee, laborer.

Vacant lots.

POET vee. Princess street intersects......... ih

Vacant lots. 95 John Murphy, shoemaker, Vacant lots. Mrs. Bond, cor Ontario.

Reartn rie Ontario street anrtersects ..........0.

111. A. Raudenstrauch, piano maker. 113 John Davy, printer. 115 William Reade (Firstbrook & Read), box maker. 117 Edward Brown, clerk. Barchard's box factory. 127 William McEwan, laborer.

Reereceting Berkeley street intersects ...........

Vacant lots, 141 William Smith, wagon maker.

Slaven tence Parliament street intersects......... 4.

Dummer street - East side.

Commences at Quecn street west and runs north to Caer Howell.

1 Thomas R. Williams, hotel-keeper. Vacant lots.

sessevscaeee Anderson's Lane intersects............

7 James Fitzpatrick, grocer. 9 Joseph Pullan, barber. 13 ¥ John Mansell, machinist. 15 Michael Kenny, laborer. * Vacant house. Vacant lot. 21 Andyew Phelan, shoemaker. 23 Miss Catherine O'Grady, dressmaker. 25 William Taylor, laborer. 27. Thomas McDonnell, shoemaker. '* y Mrs. Sarah Davis, washerwoman. ** r George Brown, laborer. '¢ Henry Robinson, laborer. 29 Samuel Bonar, laborer. 31 James Feehey, laborer. Vavant lots. 83 & 85 Thomas Mitchell, carpenter. Vacant lots. 101 John Dill, painter. Vacant lots. 107 William J. Graham, upholsterer. 109 William Burns, cabinet maker.

'115 Daniel Livingstone, bricklayer.

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117 W. J. Hughes, bricklayer. 119 Hector McDougull, carpenter. 121 Thomas Pell, carpenter.

Vacant lots, ; daereesacier Anderson street intersects },.......... Vacant factory.

151 John Canavan, solicitor. Vacant lots.

wakresveite Caer Howell street intersects. .........

Dummer street - West side. Commences at Queen strect west and runs north to Caer Howell. Owen Cosgrove, grocer. John Sullivan, "laborer. Vacant house. }

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10 Patrick Culleton, laborer. 12 Michael Donovan, laborer. 14 Michael Murphy, pensioner. 16 Patrick Healey **orer. 18 Pat ick Smith, «ter. Vacat shop. 22 William Turner, waiter. | '¢ William Shaw, waiter. 24 Cornelius Loarden, policeman. 26 Alexander Hall, laborer. 28 Mrs. Mary Steward, widow. '¢ Mrs. Mary Nolan, widow. °0 Edward McMahon, teamster. 32 Mrs. Mary O'Brien, widow. '* Mrs. Catherine Carberry, widow. 84 Mrs. Ann Breen, widow. r Patrick O'Brien, laborer. r John O'Brien, laborer. 86 Thomas Kenny, laborer. 88 Christopher Kenny, laborer. 40 William Kenny, printer. 42 Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, widow. '¢ Archibald Graham, laborer. 44 John Gorman, laborer. 46 Dennis Mack, laborer. 48 Daniel Morgan, laborer. x 50 William Colenso, jr., bricklayer. 52 Richard Hull, baker. '* Bridget Williams, widow. 54 Mrs. Margaret Dunsmore, widow. 56 George McCann, carpenter. School-house. 60 William UColenso, sr., builder. 's Abraham Crawley, grocer. r John McCallum, laborer. r Miss Emma Beatty. r Mrs. Eliza Malone, widow. t Mrs. Annie Sexton, widow. r Miss Jennie Anderson. r Mrs. Catherine Addison, widow. t Mrs. Bridget Beard, widow. 62 Mrs. Margaret Guerin, widow. 64 Thomas Curley, laborer. 66 Patrick Healey, laborer.

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68 John Moriarty, book agent. 70 Michael Lacy, laborer, Vacant lots, 78 James Welch, laborer. 80 Mre. Mary Johnson, widow. 82. Patrick Guinane, blacksmith. r Thomas Downs, laborer, r Thomas Walker, coachman. 84 Patrick Ford, laborer. «* Dennis Murphy, laborer, 86 John McEnnany, laborer. '¢ Mrs. Johnston, widow. Vacant lots, 106 Robert Adams, pattern-maker. 108 John Adkins, gardener. r Mrs. Jane Gegg, widow. t Michael Ryan, laborer. 110 Arthur Niell, carpenter. 114 William Cager, sexton. 116 Miss Ellen Williamson, dairywoman. 118 Vacant house, F Vacant lots. 182 John Reed, carpenter. Vacant lots. 188 Thomas Jordan, laborer. 140 Mrs. Mary Stack, widow. Vacant lots. 148 Rev. J. M. Laurent, pastor St. Patrick's Church, R. C. Vacant lots. St. Patrick's (R.C.) Church. St. Patrick's School. Vacant lots,

vitaussst Caer Howell: street intersects .........

Duncan street - East side.

Commences ot Adelaide and runs: north to Queen. West. 1 Mrs. Mary Harrison, lodging-house. Henry Perris, wood-engraver.

"a ** James Dingwell, lawyer.

Ir premises, . George McDonald, employé G. T. R. Greroa se. Nelson street West intersects........... Rear premises, ESebaatanscs iscsi? Lane intersects. .......60....c000s Rear premises. Teese Richmond. street intersects:...........

Rear premises,

veeveeecnsvee DAUM INEETEECES: 6.6... cccccececese Vacant lots.

Duncan street - West side. Commences at Adelaide and runs: north to Queen West.

Privute grounds.

TTR TIL Richmond street intersects Private grounds,

Commences at Queen West and rune North.

Henry McGuire, Crown' Hotel. Vacant lot.

9 and:11 John Barton, broom manufac:

turer. 18 Mrs. Mary Scott, widow William. Vacant lots.

17 John Keeler, carpenter. 19 William MuClellan, drover. Vacant lot. 28 John Scott, butcher. 25 John Dunn, drover. Vacant lots, Edward Lemon, cattle-dealer. Vacant lots, John Powell. Arthur J. Taylor, clerk. Patrick Breen, butcher. Vacant lots, Patrick Brodie, laborer. Joseph Nelson, keeper P. L. A. Vacant lots,

sseeee Dover Court Road intersects..........06

Vacant lots. John Nelson, keeper P, L. A. J. Jones, gardener. 218 Gilbert Bowdway, blacksmith, 220 James Glynn, laborer. 224 Hamilton Marshall, wheelwright. Vacant lots, Angus MeDonald. Vacant lots. Thos. Dean, drover. Brockton Weigh House. Henry Church, Weigh Master. Mrs. Church, prop. Brown Bear Hotel. Brockton Post Office, Mrs. Church Post Mistress. Brockton Club House, Frank Kennedy, wroprictor. William Harding. Vacant lots.. Toll-gate.

Dundas street - West side. Commences at Queen West and runs North.

4 Kenneth McLennan, gardener. '* Edward Barton, broom manufacturer. Vacant lots. 54 Alexander Smith, brush-maker 56 John Mathew, grocer. 58 Thomas Waldie, stone-cutter, 60 William Woods, blacksmith. 62 John Tracey, laborer. 64 John Harrison, laborer.

PET OM PS: Cedar street intersect .......ccceces Vacant lots.

fy Seen Foley street intersects ........,000005 Vacant lots.

~~

: side,

m:' Hotel.

bw William.

y P. L. A. ETSECES.... 6... cee.

. L. A. ksmith,

leelwright,

2,

Master.

own Bear Hotel. Mrs. Church

rank Kennedy,

' side,

nd runs North. rdener,

. manufacturer.

\-maker

utter; mith,

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06 Kivas Tully, Architect and:0,. E. acant lots, Mra. Fitzgibbon. Mrs. Kennedy. John Glynn, laborer, W. G, Denison, grocer and feed store.

Vacant. lots. Joseph Shuter, gardener. Hamilton Marshall, jr, New house in course of erection. Col. Geo. T. Denison. 273 James McClellan, teamster. Vacant lots. St, Ann's Episcopol Church, Rev. Mr. Hilton, Pastor. Capt. Varley, Veterinary Surgeon 13th h. issars. Vacant lots. Vacant store. Vacant blacksmith's shop. Vacant lots. Toll-gate.

East Market Square - East side. Commences at Esplanade and runs north to King.

Beard's Wharf. Beard''s Elevator.

crscccccesssveee SDLANAME INbCrSECES, ......66 sevens

Charles Sholl, produce and commission merchant. Beard's coal and wood yard. J. G, Beard & Sons, iron founders and stove manufacturers. cavevetrerriye Palace street intersects...............

City. Weigh House, Chas. Fisher, Weigh Master. Butchers' Arms Hotel, John Bolam, proprietor. 28 George Keith, grocer. 25 Lewis Holmes, restaurant. 27 Robt. P. Thomas, barber. 29 J. W. Randall, St. Lawrence Saloon. William Adams, grocer. 31 John Morphy, stove dealer, 35 Albion Hotel, James Crocker. 37 Meek's Hotel. 39 David Hollins, barber and hair-dresser. 41 Wm. Strachan, grocer.

a aseaiecevtes King street Eust intersects...... teense

East Market Square -West side. Commences at Esplanade and runs north to King.

* East entrance N. R. R. Station. icepecenereteerts o Lane intersects. s......cccceseeeeee Guy's cattle yard.

License Inspector's Office. ... Rear premises City Buildings.

seerceinecata Palace street intersecte.............. St. Lawrence Market.+ <ccres soorseeeedhing street. intersects... .. .

Commences at Sherbourne and runs south east:

to Parliament,

Vacant lots, John Sparham, gardener.

Bast street North - South side.

Commences at Sherbourne and runs south east to Parliament.

Vacant lots. POTN « Parliament street intersects. ..ree..s.0e

Bast street.

Commences at Little Front and runs to South Park,

W. Funston, innkeeper. Patrick Walsh, laborer. Patrick Marrow, laborer.

Mrs. B. Walsh, washerwoman. Patrick Maher, laborer. William Collins, laborer. Richard Taylor, laborer. James Sidden, laborer. Thomas Spinks, laborer.

James Evoy, Whore acant lots.

-Eden street - North side. Commences at Bathurst and runs west.

Vacant lots. 12 Davie Gibson, boiler maker. 14 Andrew McIntosh, boiler maker. 16. John Spencer (col'd), laborer. 18 William Wilson, whitewasher.

Eden street - South side. Commences at Bathurst and runs west.

, Vacant lots. 15 William Walker, checker G.T.R. Vacant lots.

Edward street - North side.

Commences at Yonge and runs west to Uni- versity, : Rear premises.

8 and 10 Isaiah Creys, bi brn '* y Margaret Murphy, washerwoman: '¢ y James Cannon, 'laborer.

'© y Mrs, Anne Moore, washerwomaa.

12 James Dempsey, stove-mounter.

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14 William Donohoe, blacksmith.

16 Daniel Wrig right, teamster.

18 and 20 Thos. B gee) lumber merchant.

22 Mrs. Hannah

24 Thos. Briggs, lumber merchant. Rear prem

26 William Captain, lasterer,

28 John Alexander, City Police.

32 Matthew Henderson, carpenter.

$4 Mrs. Ann Stogdale, widow William.

86 John Price, builder.

$8 William West, shoemnker.

40 Joseph Robins, stove-mounter,

42 Thomas Hill, cutter.

** y Edward Holland, laborer.

44 Abraham Harris, bad gems

cr San 9 Love, bal

46 Matthew ce di plasterer.

48 James Murphy, paper-folder.

60 Thomas A. att, upholsterer.

Vacant lots,

54 Thomas Gilliers, shoemaker.

66 Allan Hewitt, laborer.

58 Thomas Cochrane, carter.

Gucagetceascess Terauley street intersects...........5 60 Francis Riddell, baker. 60 and 62 Joseph Riddell, groceries and liquors. Rear premises,

PiLbeesit chai rcacet Lame antersects.,.........cccceeee Vacant lots. Mrs. Eliza Richardson, wid. Edward, washerwoman. Edward Harris, waiter. Samuel McBride, wood dealer. eravecaebnee Elizabeth street intersects...........-

86 Richard Mitchell, grocer. 88 Mrs. Margaret Martin, widow Robert, seamstress, Vacant lots. 90 Christopher Beattie, carpenter. 94 Thomas Skippon, carpenter. Seebt sinasacies Sayer street intersects ..........0600 98 William Brown, commercial traveller. John W. Sproatt, conductor G. T. R. Mrs. Ann Jackson, widow John. John Ellis, farmer. Rear premises. Vacant house. Mrs. Bridget Chase, tailoress. Vacant lot.

Vacant lots. remises, niversity street intersects .........44.

Edward street - South side. Commences at Yonge and runs west to Unt- versity.

1&3 Mrs. Catherine Henwood, tavern keeper.

Rear premises, 9 r James Paterson, tailor. 11 r George W. Gordon, painter. Vacant lot. 11 John King, yard man. 13 Richard Longmaid. 15 John Lord, carpenter. Lumber yard. Vacant lot. Hugh MgClellan, laborer. Mrs. Charlotte Ainbler, wid. Ralph. Vacant lot.

Yard. 29 Joshua Thornton, bricklayer and plast- erer. $1 Joseph C. Everett, bookkeeper. 33 Henry Stone, chandler. Vacant house. 85 Henry Stone, chandler. 354 John H. Lumsden, printer. 87 John Atkinson, builder. 89 Lupiance Victor, bookbinder. 89 Jamas Savage, peg maker, 41 George Wright, grocer. 43 William EK. Barlow, carpenter. 49 William Norris, laborer. 51 William Le Roy, tailor. 58 Thomas Higgins, shoemaker. 55 William Townley, laborer, Rear premises. 61 Robert Hunt, carpenter. aenevesveree Terauley street intersects. ......4..

Mrs. Wood, milliner.

William H. Blashford, moulder.

Miss Elizabeth Hart, milliner. Vacant lots.

Wood Yard.

Richard Mitchell, grocer.

Vacant lots. 99 Francis Mitchell, moulder. James Macey, shoemaker. Vacant lots.

James McCallum, stonecutter. Vacant lots. Shed.

William Scully, baker. Rear premises,

ar CEL University street intersects.........+4+

Elizabeth street--East side. Rims from Queen street north to College street. Rear premises, Vacant lots. 11 Elijah Westman, carpenter. 18 Robert Armstrong, shoemaker. Lane intersects........+0++ svadvece

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Mrs. Catherine Flemming. Mrs. pt Graves, washerwoman. Mrs. Sarah Dunlop, washerwoman.

John Morrow, carpenter.

23 r John Scott, shoemaker.

25 27

: 31 wid. Ralph.

ayer and plast- keeper. 41

James Gartlay, shoemaker. John Mullins, sarpenter. Vacant lot. John Gibson, carter and tavern keeper.

ahaeaves Albert street intersects ...... ..ccce0s

Robert Stephens, grocer. Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell. Vacant lots. Rear premises. John Kelly, dairyman. Mrs. Eleanor Simpson. William Holt, boarding house keeper. Mrs. Prudentia Hunter, grocer. William Bulman, ;rocer. Vacant lot.

55 & 57 Thomas Moore, tavern keeper.

enter. 59 61

Stephen Hill, laborer. Mrs. Eliza Douglass.

63 Julian Sale, commission agent. 65 James Spence, assessor. er, 67 James Stephens, grocer.

eee eeeeeeees

69 William Mack, laborer.

71 Michael Fletcher, carriage painter.

73 Atcheson Moore, shoemaker.

'*y George Maddocks, harness maker,

'* y George Broomfield, dock labover.

75 Mrs, Esther J. Lindsay, tailoress.

77. ~+David Crimmon, tailor.

79 Mrs. Jane Leonard, second-hand clothes dealer.

81 William R. Robertson.

we 83 Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Muckle.

ve 834 Charles Fry, cabinet maker.

; 86 Benjamin Reeves, carpenter.

87 kichard Stewart, sawyer.

89 James Connor, bookbinder. William F. Rolling, clerk. Joseph Varey, pressman.

95 John Varey, laborer.

97 Thomas Gilchrist, foundry-man.

TUE C TeeeaLe cea ss Dane intersect... ....ccececcececees

99 John Flavell, grocer & liquor merchant. 101 & 103 r James Knowle, laborer.

Rear premises, ide. Vacant lot.

James Ramsey, mason. Vacant house.

Robert Brown, laborer. John Custaloe carpenter. Edward Gaunt, carpenter. Wood Yard.

121 Fergus Slack, laborer.

128 Richard Mitchell, provision dealer.

aieatavaiee .- Edward street intersects.. ......04+00+ Rear premises.

185 Samuel McBride, wood merchant.

187 John Baxter, varnisher.

'* y Lawrence Ward, tailor.

'* y James Francis, laborer,

139 Mrs. Mary Kelly, washerwoman,

141 James Reid, carter.

143 Edward Falen, shoemaker.

145 John Summers, grocer & tavern keeper.

sects cosececece Dol street Intlersects. .i.... 2.000006 '

Rear a 51 John Dunlop, carter. 1'* ¢ Patrick Belgoyne, laborer. acant lot. 155 William Sloane, printer. 157 Vacant house. Vacant lot. Rear premises. Seucectssvanes Walton street intersects .........00+00

John Flaherty, carpenter. Vacant lot,

Robert Harris.

John Thomas, pianoforte maker.

pentivintrecee Gerrard street intersects... .......2.006

Rear premises. :

James Marsden, brass finisher. Thomas Hollis, tailor.

191 Robert McCleary, gracer and carpenter. Thomas Charters, moulder.

Frederick W. Handorf, carver.

197 Richard Castle, bricklayer.

1974 John Ross, blacksmith.

201 James Mellick, grocer. 203 Alexandrr M'Cready, painter. Vacant lot. « 207 Mrs. Matilda Begley, washerwoman. 2074 Frank Somers. 209 Mrs. Ann Morrish, book-binder. 211 Lancelot Bolster, Superintendent Water Works.

Mrs. Charlotte Hart. Mrs. Jane Heney, washerwoman. ; Vacant lot. William Bonham, tailor.

Vacant lot. 223 Mrs. Jane Rogers, washerwoman. 225 Robert Gwiven, shoemaker. 227 William Inker, shoemaker. 229 George Coburn, shoemaker. 231 Mrs. Christina Aitken, monthly nurse. 233 William Cullen, bricklayer.

Vacant lot.

237 Alexander Gorrie, carpenver. 239 Moses Ockame, whitewasher. Hugh Mc**illan, laborer. Matthew \ 'ie, laborer. William I snith, book-keeper.

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Vacant lots, 255 r William Juhnson, shoemaker; "« » Mrs, Julia Malone, washerwoman. 266° James Cunningham, sawycr. -

Stig casinks College street interseett...........000

Elisabeth street - West siie.

Commences ai Queen West and runs'north to College Avenue,

2 Rear premises. _ Yard aud barn.

8 John Farrell, flour and feed factor. 10° Hutchinson White, carpenter. 12 and 14: Samuel Thornton, vinsmith. 16 Henry Gorham, carpenter an? whice-

washer.

78 Alexander Evans, shoemaker,

Seeeevicavavavaeet Lane intersects. .......ccccesedece

Vacant house. 22 Mrs. Emily Dunn, washerwoman. «¢ John McCann, laborer. 24 Andrew Craig, laborer. 26 Robert Twiley, butcher. 28 William Allen, bookbinder. Vacant lots.

38 James A. Kerr, grocer.

Rear premises, - 40 Mrs. Anne Todd, widow Robert. 42 Vacant house. 44 "John Goldsmith, printer. ** y John Johnson, carriage-builder. 46 James Leonard, cabinet-maker. 48 William Ward, farmer. $0 William Craig, turner. '6 Misses Cramer, dressmaker, §2 Mrs. Mary Robertson, widow Jvhn. 54 Thomas Gough, painter. 56 V/illiam White, melodeon-r.aker,

COTES Louisa street intersccts...

58 Thomas Crawford, er, 60 "enry Jacobs, cabveninr. £3 Mrs. Rachel Finley, tailoress, 6 rancis Cawn, laborer. 68 John Lewis, shoemaker. 684 Mrs, Clara Stain, washerwoman. 683 r Vacant house. Vacant lot.

72 William: Hughes, laborer. 74 Mrs. McDonagh, grocery. 76 William Hamilton, blacksmith. 78 James Hunter, see captain. 80. -Mrs. Mary Perry, tailoress, 4¢ John Rodgers, engineer. 82 John Allingham, carpenter. "© Duncan MeNeil, tailor. 84 William Dandy, 'carpenter,

r Andrew Duncan, jobber. 88 John Lennox, carpenter. 90 Alexander' Milligan, tailor,

r James Price, luborer. r Joseph Andrew, laborer. 92 Henry Anderson, coach-m2ker and inter. '6 Isaac Cathcart, laborer. 94 George Nelson, laborer. Vacant lots.

100 Robert Roberts, pressman.

102. John Nichols, shoemakcr.

104 Joshua Walford, pr.::ter.

106 Willa Perrott, carpenter.

108 Jane Baker, huckstress.

110 Edward Harper, dairyman. Robert Hill, keeper Fire Hall. Elizabeth Street Fire Hall.

Vacant tot. Vacant houses.

tatiana Agnes strect intersects........560046 124 William Neill, shoemaker. 126 Edward Tinsley, painter.

Rear premises.

Rear premises. Vacant lots. 140 Joseph Campbell, carpenter & builder. 142 William Likins, student. Vacant lots.

Gusvinsva tices Elm street intersects. ........0..000+ Rear premises. 160 Mrs. James Birmingham, wid. Henry. 162 John Bickell, moulder. 164 ae Rooney, plasterer. Robert Dermody, sarin' and glazier. 168 Adam Patterson, shoemaker. Vacant lots. Elizabeth Street School. V:cant lots. 184 Henry Franklin, laborer. 186 Henry J. Noukes, broom-maker. 188 George Harvey, barber. 190 Louis Burrows, laborer. 192 John Little, plasterer. 194 Thomas McMillen, moulder. 196 Yilliam Corbitt, wood merhant. Wood yard. Missionary Church. Vacant lots.

Vacan* lot.

212 r - Gray, laborer. Vacant lot.

212 Robert Steadham, carpenter. Vacant lot.

216 Henry Floyd, collector.

218 John For'unc, carpenter.

. 220 Alexander Robertson, bootmaker.

222 Wm. DeVere Hunt, foreman Daily Telegraph Job Department.

'226 David Lasnb, boot-fitter. | 228 r George Scott, broom-maker. :280 Andrew McCree, engine-driver.

232 Robert McBride, expressman.

'maker and'

' & builder.

id. Henry.

nd glazier.

iker.

ant.

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r.

Vacant lot.

Vacant lot.

234 r William Johnson, laborer.

2844 r Mrs. Mary Sturgion, washerwoman.

236 Mrs. Ellen McKay, washerwoman. Vacant lot.

240 William Cruise, bricklayer.

242 Joseph Hallam, bricklayer, Vacant lot.

Rear premises.

Elizabeth street East - West side. Commences at South Park and runs to Palace.

Peter Keenan.

Daniel O'Keefe, laborer. James Burns, laborer. ohn O'Dea, laborer. Thomas Christie, 17 borer. John Connor, laborer. Daniel McAuliff, laborer.

Elm Street - North Side.

Commences at Yonge and runs west to Uni- versity street.

Vacant lots. 28 EliJ. Palmer, artist. Wesleyan Methodist Church. W. D. Mathews, commission merchant

fivtssvebers Terauley Street intersects ............

48 James Brayley, dry groods. «© Thomas Hoskins, merchant. 50 John Brown, stationer. 52 Ricnard Score, tailor. ®: Josias Bray, broker and banker. 56. Vacant house. 5 58 Warring Kennedy, salesman. 60 Benjamin Parsons, accountant. 62 W. I. Shaw, grocer. 64 Vacant house. 66 Richard Murrell. 68 Wi liam Phillips, painter and grainer. 70 Edin Butt, slsatbeen, : Vacant lot. 74 Samuel Clare, writing master, Normal School.

iCal wrin Elizabeth Street intersects. ..........

76 William Evans sailor. 78 Mrs. Catherine Trevail, widow of John. 80 James Price, hatter. '* Edward Price, confectioner. 82 Alexander Turner, photographer. 84 Alex. Hunter, carter. Vacant lot. 88 James Turnci, moulder.

Vacant lots.

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96 Charles Gould, builder.

98 Alexander Auchincloss, 'painter.

983 George Stewart, breakman, G.T. R. 100 William Johnson, machinist. 102 John Ross, carpenter.

104 James McIntyre, upholsterer, 106 William Dye, printer.

108 George Healey, policeman. 110 John Ross, moulder.

Vacant house.

iv eebereWeieune Centre street intersects........... abe

114 Mrs. Joseph Bond.

116 Martin eee acant lots,

122 Joseph Raymond, bookkeeper. Vacant lot.

iavaoee University street intersects............

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Elm street - South side.

Commences at Yonge and runs west to Unt-- versity. 1 Ambrose Kent, bricklayer. '* Joseph Kent. 3 Howard Bryant, bookkeepr. 5 Charles Copp, do. 7 Alexander Stretton, flour agent. 9 William K. Wright, mason. Vacant lots. 41 Waltec Groundwater, bookkeeper. 43 William Roland. 45 George A. Walton, sewing machine- agent. : 47 John Whiteside, salesman. '* Alexander Hunter, telegraph operator..

Fisuaeras Terauley street intersects, ............

49 George Sanderson, laborer. 51 Mrs. J. Ames, widow.

63 George Taylor, shoemaker, 55 Mrs. 1. Phillips, widow.

57 John Mullen, laborer.

59 George Simmons, laborer. 61 Thomas Doughty, carpenter.

Pecdasers tiers Central lane intersects .........0..00:

63 W. Williams, sailor. 65 <A. Lewis, whitewasher. Vacant lots.

reaeveainees Elizabeth street intersects ...........6- House of industry.

Sid basneaneneas Sayer street intersects ........ 6. .ee- 91 John Adams, ship builder. 93 Henry Sweetman, chair maker. '* Mrs. H. Sweetman, storekeeper. 95 Simon McDonald, cabinet and carriage: maker, 97 Charles W. Thompson, carpenter. 99 Willian Harding, plumber. 101 & 103 New houses unoccupied. Vacant lots. 109 George G' C, Crawford, M. D. 111 Charles £:weetapple, veterinary strdent..

121 Alexander Uhalmers, machinist.

123 Mrs. M. E. Kent, widow.

125 John W. Reeves, cabinet maker.

127 J.T. Townsend, travelling supt. tele-

graph lines. 129 Mrs. Louiss Pettigrew, dressmaker.

Emily street - East side. Commences at Wellington and runs north to King. Rear premises. 9 John McLean, laborer. 9 William Hatchet, grocer. 11 Mrs. Walls. s¢ Mrs. Lynch, widow. 18 Vacant house, - 15 Thomas Bedley, laborer. 17 Mrs. Agnes Baker, charwoman. 19 Hen Clark, laborer. '¢ Mrs. Keating, widow. 21 Denis Flanagan, laborer. Vacant lots. Rear premises.

Beavaccerksstes King street intersects ..........c000

Emily street - West side. Commences at Wellington and runs north to King.

Rear premises.

12 Michael McCarty, laborer. ' Vacant lots.

Ec echansanie King street intersects ........ 1060s

Erin street - East side:

Commences at King East and runs south to Palace.

Trinity Church.

; Trinity Church Sunday School House. 15 William Webber, laborer. 17 Vacant lot. 19 Abram Harweod;.constable. 21 Robert Scott, laborer. Vacant lot.

26 J. Swanton, laborer, 27. T. Haines, laborer. 29 John Maginn, engineer.

J. & J. Taylor, safe works.

Erin street - West side.

Commences at King East and ruins south to Palace.

Sha Derby Lane tntersects.re....cc000 os

10 Thomas Phair, cab driver. Vacant house, 14 Joseph Miles, laborer.

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& CO.'S

16 Samuel Murray, laborer. 18 Thomas Mathews, laborer. 20 Robert Mathews, laborer. 2% John Patterson, carter. Vacant lots,

Esplanade East - North side Commences at Yonge and runs to Eastern Limits.

G. W. R. freight and passenger stations. Seep heck ueaaane Scott street intersect ..........00008

Vacant lots. George O. Woodall, shoemaker. Thomas Heaslip, hotel-keeper. John McCluskey, laborer. James Myles, coal and wood yard. R. & W. Saulter, coal and wood yard. Richard H. Oates, mill-stone manu- facturer. veuiesecivvees Church street intersects.........0.0006 John McGann, hotel-keeper. Vacant lots. Jackman & McGann, ship brokers.

Faesucatics coerce LAME UNLETSECIS. seeseccvecness.000 James Currie, boiler-maker. Neil Currie, boiler-maker.

Avila tarasr iter eens Lame intersects ......0...csescnees John Hallam, leather and hides.

Edward Bescoby, lime and stone mer- chant.

sepatiige West Market Square intersects .........

Rk. W. Purvis, station-master N, R. R. C. W. Moberly, head engineer N. R. R. N. R. R. passenger station. . GUO ER ERIE East Market street intersects .......... J. G. Beard & Sons, stove manufactur's. Toronto Linseed Oil Works. Samuel Hill, ice merchant. Vacant lots,

sev neweeha sree George street intersects .........0668:

Charles Goldring, hotel-keeper.

Robert Rennardson, boat-builder.

A. Taylor, coal and wood yard. Vacant lots,

City Dead House.

WLANs Frederick street intersects. ..........06 Vacant lots. wah hentanes Caroline street intersects ..........008

Lyman Elliott & Co.'s oil warehouse, Rear of D. Crawford & Co.'s Mills.

Tees. Princess street intersects ............ Vacant lots.

RTOS Berkeley street intersects ........0.006 Rear of old Jail.

er.

1 side uns to Eastern

enger stations.

ood yard, nd wood yard. l-stone manu-

ip brokers.

cer.

d hides. nd stone mer-

CTSECES oo. ce cee aster N, R. R.

bn. BOCES vcs seceee manufactur's,

warehouse, b.'s Mills.

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' James Doran, distiller. Gooderham & Worts, City Steam Mills.

dileteccvent Trinity street intersects..... ......00+

W. T. Fitzhenry, distiller. Gooderham & Worts' stables.

Vacant iots.

a vervicerats Cherry street intersects............66

Gzowski & Co., Toronto Rolling Mills. Thomas Meagher, station-master. Don Station, G..T. R.

Esplanade East - South Side.

Commences at Yongeand runs to Eastern limits,

Yonge Street Wharf, Milloy & Co.

Henry Aykrold, boat-builder.

Private boat houses.

Milloy's Wharf.

John A, Clindinning, boat-builder.

Mrs. Margaret Greavee, boat-pro- prietress. .

Hamilton's Wharf, S. 8S. Hamilton.

8. 8. Hamilton, wharfinger, Hamil- ton's Wharf.

Chaffey's wood yard.

Samuel Hoveys, boat-builder.

R. & W. Saulter, coal & wood yard.

Church Street Whaaf, Scott & Gorrie.

Henry Scott, wharfinger, commission merchant.

Adamson's Wharf, Wm. Adamson.

Wm. Adamson, wharfinger, Adam- son's Wharf.

Samuel McBride, coal and wood merchant.

St. Lawrence Wharf, Jas. Adamson.

James Adamson, wharfinger, Adam- son's Wharf.

James Aikins, wood merchant,

J. G. Beard & Sons's Foundry.

Beard's Wharf and Elevator.

Leak's Wharf.

Taylor's Wharf,

Archibald Taylor, wharfinger.

Fish Market. rey

Crawford's Wharf.

Gooderham's Wharf.

Rolling Mills' Wharf.

Grand Trunk Railway Works.

Esplanade West - North Side.

Commences at Yor yeandrunsto Western limits

Vacant lots, William Myles, coal and wood yard. Staunton's Paper Factory. J. B, Smith, lumberand planing mill. Royal Dominion Mills.

jaatenvess cans Bay strect intersects ......6...00006

Scott & Stollery, stone and building material,

Jacques & Hay, furniture manu- facturers.

J. & N. C. Scovill, car-wheel works. J. &mith & Son, lumber dealers, Andrew O'Brien, hotel-keeper.

veeaenereertend York Street intersects........0.+ 0.0

G. T. R. Station. Montreal Ocean Steamship Co's, Office.

Hen. Bourlier, station masterG. T. R. John A. Carlaw, cashier G. T. R. Wm. Jarman, ticket agent G. T. R. John Johnson, yard master G. T. R. P. B. Kirkham, night agent G. T. R. C. R. Chisholm, news depot G. T. R. James Smith, refreshment saloon. Union Railway Station.

Stephen Blackman, rear of U. R. S.

baggage master G. T. R.

Sioa Meeaete Simcoe Strevt intersects........0...0

John Betz, hotel-keeper.

G. T. R. grounds,

G. T. R. freight sheds.

Car repairers' work shop G. T. R.

Car-shop G. T. R. '

Metropolitan water works.

W. J. Smith, chief Shgineer Met. water works,

Grand Trunk round house.

REC CETKy: Brock Street rnrtersects,.......6..0006

Northern Rail.;ay Station. G. W. R. R. locomotive works,

Esplanade West - South Side.

Commences at Yonge and runs to Western

limits.

Custom House Wharf.

W. Higginbotham & Co., wharfinger.

"William Myles, coal and wood yard.

Scott & Stollery's wharf.

Jacques & Hay's wharf and warehouse.

Geo. Henry Wyatt, (Ontaria wharf,) coal and wood.

J. Smith & Sons' wharf.

Tinning's wharf.

R. Tinning & Bros., wharfingers.

James Adams, sailmaker.

Rees' wharf:

F. A. Noverre, boat-builder,

John Sheden, G. T. R. ''<vator.

George McLeod,

Northern Railway wharf.

F. P. G. Taylor & Co., lumber mer- chants.

Queen's wharf.

Capt. Robert Kerr. lighthouse-keeper,

E. M. Carruthers, wharfinger.

Robt. Bennett, manager for KE. M. Carruthers.

Patrick Burns, coaland wood merchant,

Grand Trunk locomotive works.

Grand Trunk stores' department.

Grand junction front station G. W. R.

© & ANDERSON: & CO.'S

Thomas Butler, yard

man. Charles Clarke, track foreman G. W. R.

Old Fort, infantry; barracks. New Garrison, artillery. barracks.

Western Limits.

Esther street - East side.

Commences at Queen west and runs north to

High Rear premises.

19 Henry Leadlay.

21 Vacant house.

213 Joseph Rolph, engraver.

28 Felix Julien, cabinet-maker.

Vacant lots. Duncan Campbell, joiner. Charles Francis, joiner. Thomas Murphy, laborer. Mrs, Ellen Collins. William Dollery, laborer. Mrs, Esther Young. Abram Charlton, boiler-maker. R. G, Campbell, clerk.

494 Duncan Morrison, raftsman. Martin Donohue, laborer. Jame Richardson, laborer. Mrs. Elizabeth Reardon. Thomas Cooney, carpenter.

Vacant lot. Timothy Crowley, fireman N.R.C. James McAvoy, laborer.

Vacant lots.

High street tntersects. ...........6665

Esther street-- West side. Commences at Queen and runs north to High. Vacant lots.

14 Mrs. Elizabeth Constantine. Vacant lots.

No et RORTOL Charles street intersects,.............

Vacant lots. 84 Patrick Mack, laborer. 86 Mrs. Catherine Marshall. 58 Samuel Beatty, painter. 60 David McClellan, porter. Rear premises.

NATE Elizabeth street intersects, ............

Vacant lots. Nathaniel Medole, laborer. Vacant lots. High street intersects .........6.04..

Francis street - West side.

Commences at King east and runs north to os Adelaide. Rear premises. 6 John Elliott, saddler. 10 Mrs. Thomas Mack. 12 Fisher & Robinson, sign painters. 14 John Hurst, hotel.

Vacant lots.

James H. Dickson & Co.,-manfacturers sgricultural implements.

John Mills, grocer. James Hurst, plumber and gas-fitter. Patrick Burns, boarding: house. John Coulthard, wines and liquors. Samuel Dyer, mariner.

Adelaide street intersects,

Frederick street- East side.

Commences at Esplanade and. runs north to Duk

, Vacant lots.

Mrs. Kelly, wid. James.

Michael Norton, mariner. :

P. Lee, classical and mathematical academy.

Rearepremises.

King street intersects. ..........0000+ Rear premises.

Frederick street - West side.

Commences at Esplanade and runs north to

Duke.

City dead house. Vacant lots. Vacant house,

Joseph Humphrey. Vacant lot. Vacant house. King strect intersects Vacant house. Henry Haskett. Thomas Rennick, carter.

Duke street intersects .. .....ccs00

Front Street West - North Side.

Commences at Yonge and runs west to Bathurst.

Bank of Montreal, George W. Yarker, Manager.

Lane intersects

4 Harbor Commissioner's Office. '*' Hugh Richardson, harbor master. Jas, Smith, jr., deputy harbor master, 6 & 8 Thompson & Burns, storerooms, Lane intersects New buildings. 20 Rochester House, Mrs. EF, Hanlon & Son. Vacant lot. Lane Uber S8OClG.6 vrccercccasscnes

D.,-manfacturers ments,

and gas-fitter. ing-house. 8 and liquors.

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Beas . Bay Street intersects,...........665

Vacant lots,

Lumber yard.

Private grounds.

Queen's Hotel, Capt. Thos. Dick, pro- rietor ; George Brown, i Se illiard room and saloon ; George

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John Whalen, laborer,

Vacant lot. King's Hotel, John H. Meyer prop.

a ete dens KORE' York street intersects ..........00008 Private grounds.

118 Charles Way, mail clerk, G.W.R.

120 William Moore, laborer. John Gill, tavern-keeper.

soedestecenene Simcoe Street intersects... ...... 6.0008 Drill shed and military school.

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