265o EAST W\A'TEF0R ST'RlEET:, AND ANI) -Oentleletns 4Txrnis ing obso We keep constantly on hand the Largest and Finest Stock of Clothing in the -City, AND AVE EN(AGAE TO SUPPLY CORNTRY DEALERS AND CI'rY CONSUMERS X'r e- T.Yo rk 1 ri oe The Illest styles of COAT'[NGSI, CASSI[MEtIE S Eand VESTIN GS, alwa!s on hand, and made to order in a sUlperiio sit.le. t a t I R1 CLTI iI aO,,tT WZ 01[ILgg es: WleT iL. Jim I, low 11a~r -~ p~rrr~rwsarswrrr aaao~s~aar, — dB-s~ —r~- -~S~tr uu -— ~ —-~ —— 4 -~a ~pl BII~P~I.. J AND PR OPRIE:TORS OF TH:E WA ORloY0S, 243 EAST WATER ST. N. & MeN. IIAVEl' ALWAYS ON HAND, BEIDIES TIlE|IBoo-'i'in g & W apping Of tlJieu o,,wn manlnufarclluet, tr ]arge asortment o all descriptrions of Paperl. Our nrraung m1ents with EASTERN MA. RKET...S a:e such, tl-hat we can execute oriel'r:.-; poln01 ll)'ore flavoral]e terms t.than any otler esltablishlnent in the Northl west. h'ie lte lte iulu of' Siationers arlt I'linters. is pnlrticulaly calledl to our stock of SWF E!?Xr iA i2 I SV ESgC B PTION e 0 l Plain a~nd Golazed, Cole, re nvelope, r Wanilla & Bond Paper. C aXRAtYD- BO_ NDS1 A1N D (E:ARD S -.l4'l[,11, A ll.S z1-l; QA 1_ Sr Aa.NA., T TM I;I['.CfFR PRIC ES. a 0O( R-IN & IT-AB are ae icnited Sole AgRnts fcr this State for the celebrated AGee. atelr's Print ing Ink HPain AND POWER PRESS, NEW$, BOOK, CARD AND CioLRED INES, AS LOW AS SOLD IN NEW YORK CITY. - ItAGS and 1ROPE bought for CASH, at the highest miarket pirices. ~~B.WC~00 f / / \ \ I) I M IN I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~rlIi i~~ I!~~~~~ W l i -Ml's~~~~~~~~~ii i - - - - - -- - - -I /j I i / WIVI OLE,SALE AND) RE'T-AIL DE ALE1US IN I iM ~llg H 3:t'"a Ad 3 —' G ALYVANIZEI)} IRO0N CORNlCES, ~ilbet lateb anl jritannia ~ are. 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To e'.le-th PPoprietor;' to:fGI all oarde at ti. shortet c. - - i~: os. mt[yee Cei on preceding pioo.ge,]: |-wgt h wk10Ve c;an Aii 11 d of Prnting in a r vte U avcg-o — i. rZ TI.; ors have also adUided to the Selntl iis - ~.; Sr0SE * ctx. F < DI 1 ~ shij whill give t em ThCREAS,D F 4AIIES Len' ss1t - P'IN TYHE LIN. OF i.. 04-, R.m_.:'G; -rr COM ~::5.:X''V:,. Y-.- t'?,:: o Qyi\' sgs e of woriirkStc~ BULE,~!~D,-~?RINATED 1ADI BAUV D, in aIT Ty slys tib X -A..:: %:RLIN T Rc h It.h' FI - ~'- &4 i.;:rjllsfiland e, mploy nole uint compn;ett worlisone'.a.: -t ~? _EDDS D A~ F.'S'r -_ _G_ _ r B _+-i —--- --- j~ -'asene~n-' o —: ~ n......~....,'-, ___ ________-._'_,_,__ —_._a___n___noe__ompeent O__.'. ",7-. —.0 Jt XIT X! IIXE C T 0 X FOR 1857 & 1858. VOLUIME I. —-New Series., MILWVAUKEE: STEAM PRESS OF KING, JERMAIN & CO., 205 and 207 East Water Street.. ~ LC.~5.......h The compilers of the present Directory, in presenting their first edition to the public, deem a few remarks by way of explanation, necessary: A City Directory is a public benefit; to what extent, can only be realized, by supposing us to be without what has become an indispensable assistant, not onlyto every business man, but to every citizen, and nearly every stranger visiting our City. The difficulty of the task of collecting the names of every householder, and of every resident male of age, and every business person, is enormous; and then the labor and difficulty of arranging them in truly alphabetical order, so that each name shall occupy its proper position, can only be appreciated by those who have undertaken a similar labor. The endeavor to get every name spelled correctly, is a hopeless task in a city like ours, where so large a portion of the inhabitants have names of a foreign origin. We have had to encounter many obstacles in procuring the names of some, of our citizens. Our canvassers received special instructions to ask for the head of every family and obtain the information we desired; but this small privilege was in many cases denied them, and the information was of necessity procured from ignorant and impertinent domestics. In other instances names were peremptorily refused, perhaps through a desire that by so doing, they might elude the vigilance of the assessors, but such we apprehend will scarcely be missed. In some instances keepers of boarding houses and hotels neglected to furnish our canvassers with a list of their boarders, though repeatedly requested to do so, and furnished with blanks for that purpose, and we regret to state that this neglect pertains to one of the first hotels in the city.Deaths have also occurred in a few instances, since the names of the parties were printed, showing an apparent discrepancy to those not acquainted with the fact. Owing to circumstances beyond our control, the work has been delayed longer than was anticipated, but to compensate in a measure for the delay, it iv PREFACE. has been extended beyond our expectations. It is a book of about 500 pages octavo, and contains nearly 14,000 names, besides a large amount of statistical information, which has cost us much time, trouble and expense to procure, and we feel confident that the merits of the work will commend itself to the liberality of a discerning public. That it is perfect, we do not pretend undoubtedly changes have occurred since we canvassed the city, which have not come to our notice, but our list of additions, alterations and corrections is large, and if it does not embrace all, it is not the fault of the compilers, for we have taken extra pains to obtain information of such. In the main, we trust our work will be found as accurate as it is possible for such a work to be, and that it will give general satisfaction. Such as it is, we offer it to the public, confidently anticipating a patronage that shall remunerate us in a measure for the care, anxiety, labor and expense bestowed in making a Directory of which no citizen of Milwaukee need feel ashamed. The publishers acknowledge their indebtedness to the late firm of RuFus KING & Co., for the facilities afforded us in issuing our Directory in good style, on new type, which was procured expressly for this work, at the NorthWestern Type Foundry, of MILLER & STARR, in this City;-to Gen. Rufus KING for the interesting and valuable "C Sketch of Milwaukee" found in these pages. Also to the pastors and officers of the various Religious and Benevolent organizations for valuable statistics, and to the whole city press, for the many kind words spoken in behalf of our undertaking, from the first. To I. A. LAPHAM, Esq., of this City, we are indebted for the beautiful map, got up at great expense, to accompany our Directory, and although in the hurry of the work, passing from the engraver without revision by us, some slight typographical errors have occurred, yet, as a whole, it will be found accurate, and worth double the money charged for it. Being too large to fold into the Directory conveniently, the Map will be sold singly, or with the Book, as persons may desire. To the business portion of our City, who have encouraged our undertaking, by their advertising patronage, we are under many obligations, and sincerely desire that they may reap a rich harvest for their liberality in the way of an increased trade. To publish a Directory, reliance must, in a measure, be placed upon its advertising patronage; for the mere sales of a work like this, confined, as from its nature it must be, to the City alone, fall far short of meeting the expenses necessarily incurred in its publication. We have 1" counted the cost," and have concluded to fix the price for the Directory at $2.00, and when furnished with the Map, at $2.50. Price of the Map alone, $1.00. ERVING, BURDICK & CO. JULY 25th, 1857. GENERAL INDEX. PAGE. PAGE' Abstract of Banking Law,............ 802 Foreign Consuls,.................... 310 Additions, Alterations and Corrections,. vi Gas Companies,................ 309' Aldermen,....!.................... 297 Government of Wisconsin,....... 334 American Express,............ 10 Great Western Express,.... 310 Attorneys,.........................329 Hack and Cab Tariff............. xxi Assessors,.......................... 299 Harugari,................ 313 Bach's Orchestra, 3......11 Hibernian Benevolent Society,..-.... 314 Banks,.......................... 302 Horticultural Society,................ 309 Bankers and Brokers,....-........ 304 Hydraulic Co.,...... 310 Benevolent Institutions,.............. 314 Independent Order of Odd Fellows,-.. 312 Board of School Commissioners,.... 327 Insurance Companies,.............. 304 Board of Trade,.................. 308 Jailor,.......... 333 Black Yagers,........- 335 Judge of County Court,.......... 333 Board of Supervisors,......... 333 Judge of Probate,............ 333 Bridge Tender,.................... 300 Justices of the Peace,............ 299 Cemeteries..................... 332 Literary Institution,......... 315 Chicago and Milwaukee Express,... 310 Lithographers,.-................ 327 Churches, Pastos and Trustees,...... 320 Masonic Associations,................ 311 City Directory,..................... 1 Masters in Chancery,.-..... 330 City Dragoons,............ 335 Merchants' Dispatch,.... 310 City Officers,............... 297 M1 idwives and Nurses,.............. 332 Circulating Libraries,................. 315 Military,......................... 334 Commissioners of Survey,- 298 ilwaukee Bible Society, 314 Constables,..-.-. 299 Milwaukee Concert Society,... 311 Convent of Notre Dame,..... 329 Milwaukee Female College,.. 329 Corn Exchange,... -............. 308 Milwaukee Fire Department, -..... 315 County Treasurer,................... 333 Milwaukee Gas Light Co., 309 Coroner,........................... 333 Milwaukee Horticultural Society, _. 309 County Surveyor,.................... 333 Milwaukee Light Guard,........... 335 Dentists,.. 332 Milwaukee Musical Society,....... 311 Dray Tariff,........................ xxii Milwaukee Orphan Asylum,-.....- 314 Druids,... 313 Milwaukee Riflemen,................ 335 Deputy Sheriffs,.................... 333 Musical Societies,.-..-.... 311 Engine Companies,.................. 301 Milwaukee Union Guards......... 335 Express Companies,.......... 310 Newspapers,...................... 326 Female College,... 29 Northern Express,,............... 310 Fire Department,.................... 300 NorthWestern Band,............... 311 Fire Wardens,...................... 300 Officers of the Customs,......336 First Division, Wisconsin Militia,.... 334 Omnibus Lines, 319 Fifth Ward Gas Company,........... 309 Officers of Milwaukee County,........ 333 vi GENERAL INDEX. PAGE. PAGE. Practicing Physicians,........ 330 St. AEmilianum Orphan Asylum,...... 314 Preface,............ iii St. John's Infirmary,......... 314 Printing Offices,.................-327 St. Rosa's Orphan Asylum,............ 314 Police,........................ 300 Stteets,........................ 23 Public Schools,.............. 327 Sons of Malta,............. 313 Post Master,. -........... 336 Superintendent of Poor,.............. 333 Post Office,........ 306 Telegraph,....308 Rail Road Commissioners,.-.- —.. 299 Travellers' Directory. -.. -. 315 Rail Road Companions,... 316 United States Commissioners,......... 330 Rates of Postage........... 306 United States District Court,.......... 336 Representatives in Congress,..... 336 United States Government-, 336 Register of Deeds,......... 333 University of Milwaukee,...... 328 Rifle Band, 311 Valentine Freight Express, -..... 310 Senators in Congress,.............. 336 Ward Officers,.. -.. 299 Sheriff and )eputys-, 3.- 833 Washington Artillery,.........-..... 335 Sketch of Milwauke,.................. ixs Washington Brass Band,.... 311 Steamboats and Propellers,.......... 318 Young Men's Association,............ 315 ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS, AND) ALTERATIONS. ALVORD'W. B., Jr., Milwaukee, bt Martin and Division, W. Auge S. T., (of Cadwell, A. & Co.,) h Wisconsin, bt Jefferson and Jackson. BACON TRUMAN E'., clerk, M & M R R Freight Depot, bds Misses McPherson. Baker & Wiggin, Manhattan Eating House, 231 Main. Baker C. H., (of B & Wiggin,) 231 Main. Barnes Brothers, saddlery hardware and carriage trimmings, 2 Albany Building, Michigan. See advertisement, fly leaf. Barnes Edward W., (of B. Bros.,) bds 54 Oneida. Barnes Henry A., (of B. Bros.,) bds 54 Oneida. Barr Matthew K., (of Sennett, B. & Co.,) bds Mrs. G. Williamson. Bayley William, (of B. & Greenslade,) bds Charles Jarratt. Beardsley, Patton & Williams, palm oil manufacturers, 15 Spring. Beardsley Elijah, (of B. Patton & Williams,) bds Menomonee Hotel. Bell R. B & Co., Commission and Exchange Brokers, Excelsior Block. Bell R. B., (of R B Bell & Co.,) h 565 Jefferson. Bleck Gustave, cashier at Mack Bros., bds Hotel Wettstein. Brightman H. H., (of King, Je.rmain & Co.,) Sentinel Office. Brown Theodore D., surveyor, at City Surveyor's Office. Brown W. W., commission, bds Newhall House. Burke Michael, lighthouse keeper, at North Point. Burke Luke, drayman, bds M. Petted. ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS & CORRECTIONS. vii Burrows R. R., (of King &'Co.,) on Kinnikinnik. CADWELL, AUGE & CO., dry goods, (successors to Haverstick, Bennett & Co.,) 141 East Water. Chamberlin S., (of Kieth & Co.,) bds 0 Keith. Cheney J. T., cement roofing, Milwaukee, bt Ogden and Lyon. Cogswell Thomas, watch maker (at Matson, L. & H.,) h 148 Cass. Collamer Mary E., 209 Van Buren. Common Council Rooms, Excelsior Block. Connelly James, clerk at Mack Bros., bds J. F. Connelly. Cottrill J. P. C., (late of May & C., now of Butler, Butrick & Co.,) attorney, Ludington's Block. Courtenay & Travers, soap and candle manufacturers, Canal Water power, N Cherry street Bridge. Courtenay William, (of C. & Travers,) bds Manhattan Eating House. Crampton & Oakley, planing mill, Fowler, bt Fourth and Fifth. Crampton H. E., (of C. &; Oakley,) h Spring, near Cemetery. Cranch J. W., Jackson, bt Martin and Division. Cross & Gridley, attys, 5 Albany Building. DEARBORN N. D., engraver, 200 East Water, bds Dr. Hanson. See advertisement, page 77. DeLong A. M., bds 106 Mason. Dorward B. I., prof. in Catholic Seminary, South Point, h Humboldt Ave. Downer Jason, atty, Cass, bt Biddle and Martin E. Dutcher J. A., (of ID. & Sexton.,) h Marshall, bt Mason and Oneida E. Dutton C. T., tailor, 5 Newhall House. ELDREDGE J. L., boots and shoes, Reed bt Lake and Oregon. FARIES R. J., dentist, 251 Main. Residence, Wauwatosa. Finch J C., cor Monroe and Elizabeth. Fitzgerald T., accountant, City Comptroller's Office, h Van Buren, bt Division and Knapp, E. Forbes Robert G., at La Crosse Depot. Freeman W. R., cashier Globe Bank, h Van Buren bt Martin and Biddle E. French George E., bds I. E. Goodall. GERMAN HOTEL, 308 West Water, (see adv. p 51.) Goodrich H. W., (of H. W. G. & Co.,) h 133 Van Buren. Goodrich J. E., (of Hunn & G.,) h 326 Main. See advertisement, p 75. G(raeser Lewis, (of Noss & G.,) bds Wm. Noss. Gunnison & Majo, restaurant, 186 East Water. Gunnison J., (of G. & Majo, ) bds Newhall House. HART JOEL, clerk, at Chandler & Jennings, bds 83 Mason. Harvey Clinton D., clerk, at Globe Bank, bds L. W. Russell. Hastings A. J., (of Kinne & H.,) bds R. S. Kinne. Haviland J. C., clerk, M. G. Elmore & Co., bds Cross Keys Hotel. Heath Jacob, (of Manny, Prior & Co.,) Huron, bt East Water and Main. Hentsch R., watchmaker at A. B. Van Cott, h Third. Hooker David G., (of H. & Weeks,) bds Miss McPherson. Howard G. W, R. R. agent, bds Newhall House. Hubbard H., employment and loan office, 2 Spring. JERMAIN T. ID., (of King, J. & Co.,) Sentinel Office. KANE A. L, 320 Jefferson. Kavanagh H. M., (of Martin & Co.,) bds R. P. Fitzgerald. Keith & Chamberlin, commission, cor Virginia and South Water. viii ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS & CORRECTIONS. Keith O., (of K. & Chamberlin,) h Fifth bt Spring and Sycamore. Kellogg J. B., sec'y Commercial Insurance Co., h 299 Milwaukee. King, Jermain & Co., proprietors Daily Sentinel, Ludington's Block, 205 and 207 East Water. King & Co., lumbermen, on Kinnikinnik. King Austin, (of King & Co.,) on Kinnikinnik. King Walter, (of King & Co.,) on Kinnikinnik. Knell John, clerk, 333 Third. Kuder Rev. Ezrial, pastor Zion Evangelical Church, cor Cedar and Fourth. LATHROP JOSEPH B., atty, office Juneau Block, bds Joseph Lathrop. Loomis C. F. & Co., proprietors Northern Express. Loomis C. F., (of C. F. L. & Co.,) bds American House. Luscombe S. D., (of Pierce, Caswell & Co., and Pierce, Caswell & L.,) h Wauwatosa, MANHATTAN EAT1NG HOU(SE, 231 Main. See adv. on fly-leaf. Miannville WN. B., 312 Jefferson. Martin & Co., grocers, Ferry, near Hawkins House. Martin E. H., (of M. & Co.,) bds S. H. Martin. Mayer August, deputy sheriff, Reed, bt Florida and Virginia. Molter Julius, clerk, at Daily News, bds G. Seiben. Munyan Jonathan, clerk, at H. Munyan, h 17 Milwaukee. O'BRIEN JAMES, builder, N W cor Milwaukee and Michigan, h S W cor Milwaukee and Michigan. PATRICK SAMUEL, paper hanger, bds J. Y. Cheny. Perkins & Fitch, dentists, 17 Wisconsin. See advertisement p. 78. Perkins D. W., (of P. & Fitch,) h Cass, bt Mason and Oneida, E. Porter Osmon, plumber, bds Mary E. Collamer. REED CHARLES A., clerk, at Magie & Swain, bds J. A. Swain. Rickert )Michael, cor Lyon and Jackson. Rickert Philip, cor Lyon and Jackson. Riesy F. J., watchmaker,, at A. B. Van Cott, SAVAGE JOHN A., Jr., office 5 Albany Building, bds Mrs. Livingston. Schieller Rev. Frederick, pastor German Methodist Church, Fifth, bt Prairie and Tamarack. Seibert Edward, music teacher, S E cor Jefferson and Martin. Seibert Madam Sophia, Seminary, Zander's Block, S E cor Jefferson and Martin. Skelton John, lumber, Seventh, bt Spring and Sycamore, W. Skidmore J. H., cashier Marine Bank, bds Walker House. TENNY N. S., at I. T. Branch, bds Clinton House. Tilton Rev. H. C., pastor Summerfield Methodist Episcopal Church, h N W cor Van Buren and Biddle. Travers James, (of Courtenay & T.,) h Spring, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. VAN BAUMBACH MORITZ, consulate of Wurtemberg, Excelsior Block. WHITE GEORGE C., (of Atkins, Steele & Co.,) h S E cor Cass and Biddle. Wiggin S. B., (of Baker & W.,) Manhattan Eating House. MILWAUKiEE, the commercial metropolis of Wisconsin, is of very recent origin. Tho' for many years the site of an Illdian village and a favorite Indian tradingpost, it was not until 1835 that atny permanent settlements were made here.Previous to that date, the late SOLOMON JUNEAU, with his family, were the only white residents of this place; but the Sauk war of 1832 brought the then comparatively unknown territory of Wisconsin into public notice, and the glowing descriptions of its beauty and fertility, which the returning volunteers and soldiers carried back with them, soon attracted a swarm of immigration to this land of lromise. Milwaukee early became one of the favorite points of settlement, and its population rapidly increased fiiom 1835 to 1837. Then came the results consequent upon the commercial disasters, anld g'eneral derangement of business all over the country in thlat year, and up to 1840 Milwaukee, then numbering sorne 1700 inhabitants, remained alnost at a stand-still. To this era of depression succeeded one of progress and prosperit/y, the townl gaining' rapidly both in weatlth and population. In 1847 the number of inhabitants had risen to 14,061. Now camie a second season of adv'ersity. Wisconsin had three successive years of poor crops. The glittering temptations of California drew away many of herI citizens. Sickness and ill-fortune disgusted others andcl drove them back to the Eastern homes, whence they had emigrated to the West. It required, during those twro or three glocnly years, a stiong faith andcl gco couinge to struggle iagainst haid times and discouraging prospects, in tle liopec of brighter days land l:etter fortunes. But, these came at lnast.'iThe seasons land crops inl;iproved; ulnny of the California pilgrims letuined, tlhe wiser for their joulrney and better pleased thalr ever with their Wisconsiin lcmes; tlhe tide of immigration once:moie set in, sAlrong and full, Wiccensin-aIards and nowN the n1histle of the Locomotive, ilhrt "opevm sesomre" to Ithe trea1su1res of thle West, bcv:)an to be heard in our mlidst, and Mil)wAUxKEE took its second sitlt ahead. B13sineIss and (population increased rapid X MILWAUKEE CITY DIRECTORY. ly; real estate experienced a sudden rise; new buildings began to appear in all parts of the city; the demand for stores and dwellings grew clamorous, and landlords rejoiced in unheard-of and hitherto undreamed-of rents. From 1853 to 1857, a brieffour years, MILWAUKEE doubled its business, wealth and population, and is now growing faster in all three particulars, than at any previous period of her history. The following table exhibits the actual, or estimated population of the city at different periods: 18388.......... 700 184.... 14,061 l1840 1,751 1850 —------------ 20,035 1842 2,700 1855.... -.. 30,0,61 1845,......-.. 7,100 1857 (estimated). -. 45,000 The location of Milwaukee is an admirable one for Commercial purposes, as it is for beauty and salubrity. Two rivers, the Milwaukee and Menomonee, mingle their waters about half-a-mile from the Lake Shore, and flow together into Lake Michigan, near the centre of a deep Bay. This Bay, nearly seven miles wide and two and a quarter deep, fronts the East and is measurably protected, at the North and South, by projecting head-lands. A fine, high bluff, overlooking the Lake and affording charming sites for private residences, follows the northern curve of the Bay for nearly two miles, when it subsides into the valley of the Milwaukee river. A similar, though not so lofty bluff, extends northerly from the South point of the Bay for two or three Iniles. The interveniag flat is occupied by the business and manufacturing portions of the City. The Warehouses and Lumber yards fiinge the docks; the foundries and machine shops occupy the level ground a block or two back; while the heavy wholesale and retail houses line the main business streets, which run next to and parallel with the rivers. The bluffs, which retire from the Lake Shore, as they approach the mouth of the river, sweep round to the West, forming an amphitheatre; and on these high and inviting grounds the private residences of our citizens are thickly clustered. The Harbor facilities of Milwaukee, when the Improvements now in progress shall have beencompleted, will be unsurpassed by those of any port on our Lakes. The M ilwaukee river, entering the city from the north, flows through it, with a entle current, a nearly uniform width of 300 feet and an average depth of ten eet; to be increased, under a recent contract, to twelve feet, in the middle channel, all the way from its mouth to Cherry street Bridge. About a mile and a quarter from the point of discharge into the Lake, it receives the waters of the Menomonee; the latter stream having the capacity to maintain a channel 100 eet wide, and of sufficient depth for vessels drawing eight feet water, for about an eighth of a mile; and for vessels drawing six to six and a half feet water, for three-eighths of a mile farther. Near the outlet of the Milwaukee river it is also oined by the Kinuekinnick Creek, the waters of which, just before the junction, A SKETCH OF MILWAUKEE. xi spread over a large space, forming what is known as Commercial Bay; a wide expanse of water, well sheltered, and of almost sufficient natural depth to accommodate the entire commerce of the Lake. To this bay and the river, with its miles of dock line and its ample accommodations for vessels of every class navigating the Lakes, there are two entrances, the old, or " Government Harbor" and the new, or " Straight Cut." The former was constructed under the diree tion and at the expense of the General Government; the latter is, mainly, the work of the City. The Government Harbor is at the mouth of the river, and is formed by two parallel piers of crib work, 200 feet apart, affording a channel of sufficient width for two vessels or steamers to pass, and at the present time, twelve feet deep in the shoalest part. From this entrance, the river pursues a sinuous course to the north, first receding from and then ap roaching the Lake, for nearly three quarters of a mile, when it bends to the west. At the point of nearest approach to the Lake and about half a mile north of the Government Harbor, the " Straight Cut" has been made. This is 260 feet in width, 12 to 14 feet deep (when dredged out) and protected by parallel piers of crib-work, 700 feet in length, and running out into 12 feet water. It is designed to extend these piers from three to four hundred feet farther, reaching fourteen feet water in the Lake, and affording a wide, safe and always accessible entrance to the river. As both the Governmient Harbor and the "Straight Cut" will hereafter be kept open and maintained in good order, vessels, or steamers, coming into port, will have the choice of the two entrances, and will find, in the reach of the river between them, as in Commercial Bay and in the river above the Straight Cut, the amplest accommodations for receiving or discharging cargoes, as well as roomy and sheltered moorinos. The Bay outside, moreover, is well protected by projecting headlands from some of the more violent gales which sweep the Lake, and affords excellent and abundant anchorage. These advantages it is designed to improve by the erection of a breakwater of rough stone, extending from the North Point, in a direction East by South, one mile, or more, into the Lake. Stone for the purpose is found close at hand; a reef running some distance out forms a natural founcdation, and under the lee thus afforded, vessels can ride out, easily and safely, *the fiercest storms of our most tempestuous seasons. It is no exaggeration to -say, in view of all these facts, that Milwaukee Harbor is the safest, the roomiest and the easiest of access, of any on the entire chain of Lakes. The Railroad system of Milwaukee, now in process of rapid development, is.-an importan. element of her growth and prosperity. That system embraces the following roads, all of which are either in operation, or under construction: 1. The Green Bay, Milwaukee and Chicago R. R., commonly called the Wis-.consin Lake Shore R. R., extending from Milwaukee south to the State Line, and.connecting at this point with a road from Chicago. This portion of the road, uniting Chicago and Milwaukee by rail, (a distance of 85 miles) has been in xii MILWAUKEE CITY DIRECTORY. operation for two years, and is doing a large and lucrative business. The MilNwaukee and Superior road, the extension northward of the Lake Shore road, is under good headway, and is expected to reach Cedarburgh, (Ozaukee county) 17 miles, this year, and Sheboygan, 50 miles, within less than two years. 2. The Fox RIiver Valley road. This road runs south-west from the City oiong the valley of the Fox river, passing through a number of important villages: crossing the Racine and Mississippi R..R. at Burlington; connecting at the State line with the Fox river road of Illinois, and through it, witlh the principal railways in that State; intersecting the Kenosha and Rockiford R. R. near the State line, and thus forming a very direct communication between Rockford and Milwaukee; and giving the latter access to the richest portion of Illinois. Considerable progress has been made in grading the first division of the road, from the State line to Rochester; and the directors hope to complete the wrotk within a year. 3. The Milwaukee and Beloit RIail-wav, leading froml thlis city soulthwesterly through Milwaukee, Waukesha, Walwvorth_ nd ol ock counties, anid coinnectinlg at Delavan, 49 nmiles, with the Racine anild issiissippi R. ER., tlhereby torlmilg a direct line fiom Milwaukee to Savannah on the iissisilpi,iX er, a distancoe of only 138 mitles, and believed to be the sl/oritest ioute thalt can be: tund between Lake Michigan and the Miississippi. At 8-ava-nnah, tlis road will connect with a similtar roah, already munler contr'act, tl:nersinio Iona alnd leadingo cdirect to Nebraska.and Kansas. The MilwTaukee alnd Beloit R. RP. is vwell advalced and vwill be vigorously prosecuted. It is hoped to r-rech Dela\ an and form the connection0 with the Racine and Mississippi R. R. ere a twelvemlonti'l c1iapses. 4. The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad. This is the Pioneer R oaed of the State, and was but recently opened through to the Mississippi at Prairie du Chien. It runs in a general westerly direction across the State, inclining southwardly towards Janesville, which it treaches by a branch, and then heading northward again towards Madison, the Capital of the State. From this point west,, it pursues a very straight course down the romantic valleys of the Black Eartl. and Wisconsin, and dlebouches upon the Mississippi upon the broad and beautiful plateau of Prairie du Chien. The road is in excellent hands, and does a very large and steadily increasing business. It connects at Milton with the Southern Wisconsin R. R., which passes through Janesville, the flourishing County Seat of Rock county, and thence follows a straight western course:through the southern tier of counties, to the Mississippi, nearly opposite Dubuque. A few miles west of Monroe, Green county, it will connect with a branch road leading' -to Galena, and built by the enterprize of that wealthy and busy city. This portion of the road is expected to be completed and' in operation within the current year. The Milwaukee and Mississippi R. R. will connect, by this southern branch terminating opposite Dubuque, with the system of roads radiating from that com A SKETCH OF MILWAUKEE. xiii mnerial metropolis of Iowa, and by its main line at Prairie du Chien, with the McGregor, St. Peters and Missouri River R. R., ru'111111illng directly est thro, tie best portions of Iowa. o. The Milwaukee and Watertown Rail Road. This road, folmerly a dist;nct corporation, is now consolidated with the La Crosse & Milwaukee R. R. t is now completed and in operation to Columbus, Columbia County, a distance of 62 miles f''omr Milwaukee, and is to be extended to Portage on the Wisconsin river, some 24 miles farther. This road passes through the flourishing City of Waterltowl, situatecd on the Rtock River, one of the most important milling and manufacturhill points in the State. Fromn Watertown a road is now under contract to Madison, the Capital, anld it's completion is confidently looked for during the present year. 6. The La (Crosse & Miil -aukee 1. It., and the Land Grant road. This is one of the most imporS m-ant roads, considering its length, direction and cliffrent connections, leading into our City. The general course is north-wvesterly, and it reaches the Missisissippi at La Crosse, about 200 miles from Milwaukee. The road is now completed and ilL operation to Portage City, on the Wisconsin, "the half way house " to the Mississippi. The western division, extending from Portage to La Crosse, has been put under contract; the grading is to be completed this year and the road to be openecl through by the first of Novemlber 1858. The same Company which is buildino this: road is the recipient of the munificent grant of land made by ConoresN to this State, in iaid of a Ril oad fi'on Portage to St. Croix and thence to Lokie Superio'. The lengoth of this rlo L will be, not far from 350 miles and e smimating the cost at 0;30,000 per mile, thle Colmpamny think that the Lands will re'Alii'e inore than en(-ough to poaiy tlhe ewhlle coast of the enterprize. Boith at C O see and act thll St. Cioix 1t:lmiillnation, this ro-d wv ill connect with the Minn'esotta s-ystem of Rail Roads and will thus runite that nascent and vigorous Sta-i o MilNl ukee 1by ioen bl nds and i}le still stronger ties of social and conmlmie:'lill i intercourse, 7. The, Mih\-le ad n d lO'ialo ihail hiRontd. This is (lle of the mlost promiising enterprizes in oulr Stae. So f or the first. 51 ii!e., to oRi':ot),11 J::dge Cou( litS it follows a1nd oce'(ll,)ie,; in. 11not, thie tirack (f thef a Cc v',il ik it - 3ilr i e', l I~, L. B -.1' 0 I),.. i " I&.3uei,i {. ther to'wails P i' t' w S L lHi.tIO At.At o:: i'L ii T:- a..t' i.e1i. I i. i 0 i anlb~d1e(,;,. aC3' r 3 011 I~II;0 )iit Zie( it'I& b''iit of th iitcomil )inerie) a;v!ni':1 sj?.a':,.eli i ~ thic;"?of thie -as ma c: in:ea::ustible? a..ricultumni. hunbe: :it MILWAUKEE CITY DIRECTORY. and mineral regions of Central, Northern and Northwestern Wisconsin. At Superior City, its proposed Northern terminus, it will connect with the contemplated Northern Pacific Railway, and will form the air line from it to Milwaukee. This road has been quietly, promptly and oeiceliLly mnanaged, and is reglarded with the highest favor by the business menll and capitalists of our city, and by the residents along its entire route. It is doing an excellent business and making steady progress. 8. Milwaukee and Fond dlu Lac Air Line. This road follows the track of the La Crosse and Milwaukee R. R. for a few miles out of the city, and then pursues a direct course to Fond du Lac, connecting at that point with the North Eastorn Land Grant road to Lake Superior. 9. Milwaukee and Superior R. R. This is the extension Northwardly of the Wisconsin Lake Shore road, and has been pieviously described. Such is the Milwaukee system of Railroads. It embraces no less than nine distinct lines, radiating from Milwaukee, as a grand centre, and sweeping round in a complete semi-circle, reaching to Chicago on the south; penetrating Illinois on the southwest; debouching on the west at four different and distant points upon the Mississippi, and connecting, at each of these points, witil lines of roads travnersing Iowa, Minnesota and tile vast regions still farther west; striking Lake Superior, on the North-West, and North, by three distinct routes, far apart from each other; ancl securing to Milwauk e, by this comrplete and conmprehensive network, the great bulk of the trade and travel from Northern Illinois, Northern Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and the Lake Superior Country. The City of Milwaukee, with commendable enterprise and foresight, has loaned her credit to the amount of One JMillbon and a IIalf of Dollars, for which she holds ample securities, in aid of these various enterprises, and already begins to reap a rich return for this liberal and judicious investment. What gives additional value and great advantage to the system of Railroads radiating fiom Milwaukee, is her position as a Lake Port, and her connection, by means of a fStearn Ferry upon Lake Michigan, with the great Railway thoroughfares traversing Michigan and Canada, and connecting with the New York. and New England Rail Roads, by the shortes' and most direct route that can be founcd. Milwaukee is 90 miles nearer by water, to Buffalo, Oswego, Cleveland, and all the Lower Lake Ports, than Chicago is, and must always posse.s infinitely better Harbor facilities than her Illinois rival. Grand Haven,, directly opposite Milwaukee, is the Western Terminus of the Detroit & Mil.waukee and the Port Huron & Lake Michigan Railways, which connect with the Grand Trunk and Great Western Roads through Cana(la, and will be com — pleted an(l ready for business next Spring. The opening of this grand chain of Railways, all tlhe way flrin the St. Lawrence and the Atlantic sea ports, to Grand Haven, on Lake Michigan, will bringl Milwaukee directly into line, and A SKETCH OF MILWAUKEE. xv make her the most importaut and the heaviest receiving and distributing points, for freight, produce, and passengers, ill the entire North West,. We have spoken of the Colinmercial and Rail Road advantages of AMilwaukee, She is also destined to become a great Matnufacturing City, and has already entered with energy and success, upon this career. A dam across the Milwatit kee River, some three mlil.e, filom its mouth, supplies a fine Water Power, which is turned to excellent account. Five Flouring Mills are now in operation, which turned out last year, aside f rom Customn Worik, about i20,000 barrels of flour. The number of Foundries and Machine Shops in the City is now about 20, employing probably, a thousand men, and turning out work to the amount of a million of dollars. Con'stant additionls and imorovements are being made to these establishments, and the business is rapidly increasing. Brick-Making is an important item among the industrial pursuits of the city. Eight yards, elmploying three hundred to three hundned ancd fifty men, are engaged in tlhis manufacture, and turned out, last year, thirty-five millions of brick-not more than enough to supply the homre demand. The peculiar clay found in andc about out city have lmade the Milwaukee Brick faimous throughout the landcl, for beauty and durability. During the past year, no less than twenty-.ix Breweries, employing 500 men, and enlistinlg a million of capital, have been in operation in our cily. Of these, a 1arge proportion are engaged in the manufacture of L(,ger Beer, which is fast becoming a popular beverage, and is exported in large quantities, to Chicago, and other neighboring cities and towns. The amount manutactured last year was upwards of 7 5,000 bbls., and this year will exceed 125,000. Pork and Beef Packing are carried on extensively in our city; and the quality of both always commandcs high prices in the Eastern Markets. During the past season, however, the homle demand has increased faster than the supply, and Pork, this Spritig, has reached in consequence, very high prices. Ship Building is another element of our industrial prosperity. The Milwaukee fleet now numlbers 110 vessels, of an aggregate tonnage of 25,000 tons, and many of the best and fastest were built at this port. There are, besides, innumerable minor branches of manuifLacturing industry carried on in our GCity, to which, in this hasty sketch, we can only reler generally. The aggregate value of all articles manufactured in Milwaukee, during each of the past three years, is thus stated in the last Annual Report of our Board of Trade: YEAR. VALUE OF ARTICLES MANUFAC'D. 1854......................................... $ 4,633,000. 18565.................................. 835,7090,000. 1856........................................ 8,357,000. Among the "institutions" of Mi waukee worthy of special mention, is her press. Probably no city ini the U mionl mllta1ntailns so large a proportionate namber of.Newspape'rs. There are seven Dailies now published here; five En-iish xvi MIILWAUKEE CITY DIRECTORY. and two German, to wit: the Sentinel, Wisconsin, F1ree Democrat, NLws, American, Banner and Seebote. Most of these also issue Tri-Weekly and Weekly editions. The Atlas, another German paper, is published Semi-Weekly, and the Grad-RAus, also German, is published Weekly. Large and well-supplied Job Offices are connected with several of the leading papers, and dco a heavy business. The reference to the pr1ess suggests the subject of Public Education. Milwaukee is already well supplied with Schools and Academies of considerable pretensions. The system of Free Schools is incorporated into the Constitution of the State and the munificent g,.ant of the sixteenth section in every town-1 ship of the State, for the support anid muaintelnance of Common Schools, will, it is estimated, yield at funid of five millions of dollars. The income of this fund is annually distributed l among1 the sesveral towns anlt cities of the State, in proportion to the number of children between the ages of 4 and 20, residing in the In respectively. There are Seven Public School Houses, now completed or in progress of erection, in Milwaukee, and doubtless one or two more will. be built within the next year. These are large, airy, well-arranged, and of handsome exterior. Several of'them occupy commanding and eligible sites, and they afbord, altogether, accomodations for upwards of 2,500 children. The corps of teachers employed is large, carefully selected, and liberally paid. The management of the schools is under the charge of a Board of Commissioners. three from each NWaird of the City, appointed by the Common Council. This system is susceptible of improveiment, as the Schools rejluire a more cons;ant. and watchful supleri sion thanli tlhen ev\er rci eiven fiomn the Commissioners. Besides the Public Schools, therteis a regOularly iincorporated University, a wellxendowed Felinale Colaege, and numerous pri-vate Academies and Select Schools;, -where the ornameintal, as weill ast e t use-ful lbranches of Education are wvell taught. La"ge as, i's the tggregaote numbtler of these Schools, they are generallwell filled mn firily patronized. The State Lniversity, at Madison, and Col]leges i-n different Ialts of the State, (two of them within an hour's riide of \litwavukee) 8 ih'o1li ampile facilitie:s for co:mipletin I t;he educticton commenced iv -fil- Pullic a-.31 - Itlect School-;. Ill'-?l.nu:be!' c's,..nucfmles in Mi i.'i'a}e: e-e n a.oer t han that of the school;, bit i n bele icl tl:mt, tiie;- t'u- no t ]es tl iiv i:.'iltdins::;.; occupied for purposes 4:} Divine'?e;Jl(, <-:'v,. Saibbath nl- o 1ri l,0o i'hI Episcopaliaus Iihave th-ec ciioi 01;:,l _:'d}:t _-:I Il;s' t v Ce.:. nehollay peTsfon';ld noIG navi0vlo \-2 -.iIic yi ~vsl )Vi 4 toilniss, dn-; ti>n M-a3ediiitlrs o,;i; tfv, onoreg:tioanail-h"t,1 tlae.l-l,o Bali:o.- three L-e U{i-ai a.;i onei; tle Luthelrina-l< Je ima)n ~;iva; oi; h.: wi - cinvnil l. ( olr'vwe,: in) -twoo the \Velshcl anid te Ho!-. a.lt0lers' onc ea)!',le jv',, t.rc c —cl -/.ct:::; a da7 I I o:Ie't de)nonmintio-nsi o(:,-,ee, a_:note churc. ih;. s,.':t: ": a' t5hese e,:lifilece; a-c I:;...ge and cost.ly structures, nIla1. A SKETCH OF M3ILWAUKEE. xvii there is a1 dgleroe of tau.te in tile a.ll-i;ecture and fittiong up of tle C hurches, and a spirit of liberalityr towar-d the clergy in charge of themr, which do credit to the cilizcns ot Miw:wlullee-. R l'i,:iEous services are now regularly performed ii Miliwvaulee inl re le:s 1 lmut sercia, d iaiia: r -st lblal'ungaes, viz' English, Germ an, French Norwegiian, Dutcih, Welsh, canda Hebrew. The usual number ald ars iety of ciNic societies and associations, organizel for religious, benevolent, or social purposes, is to be3 found in Milwaukee. Amonog these many be namried three Orphan Asy].ums, two Catholic annd Olle Protestant; St. John's Infirmary, under the care of the Sisters of Charity, ali admirably malnaged institution; the Milwaukee Musical Society, which gives freqluenctly, during the year, Concerts, Operas and Oratorios, in thle imost creditable style; the Younlg Mens' Association, now numlbering between three and four hundred mnembers, possessing a well-stocked Library of 4,000 volumes, andoccupying pleasant 1ooms, where a large number of the leading papers and periodicals, American and English, can be found; three Masonic anid ltree Odd Fellow Lodges; several German and Irish Benevolent Societies, &c. Milwaukee. can also boast of a well-organized and amply provided Fire Department, and eight Military Companies, several of which cannot easily be excelled for discipline, spirit, or efficiency, in any of the older cities of the Union. Two Gas Compainies, chartered bv the Legislature, furnish the City with a very good article of Gas, at the cost of $;3 50 per thousand feet. A Hydraulic Company has al.so been chariterecd and organized tosupply the City with pure Lake Water. Numerous wells and sprin's, however, already furnish abundant supplieck; of excellentl drinking waater; and in thle winter ].arge quantities of the clearest ice are cut ii the river, near its monlltth, andcl supplied to the public, at moderate ra.tes, duringl the sumillerl months. MilNmaulke enjoys, too, an excelleont Market. The Lake furnishes, for a large part of the yeair, White Fish and Trout, in gre at mabundance and of excellent.-imality; w-hile the stream is and lakes of the interior supply pickerel, black lbnss, witlh now anld thiLen trou.v from the nordtlen part of the Sti atei. Game abounds ili the uvicinit-. Duceks, Engl.ish Snipe, Woodcock, Quail, f-Pafridgesvid Pralifi Chicikeens, alnd Vi enisoln, are all to be had in 1aifrge quaiattities, in 1tlheir sev-emrIlb *iseasoft.sl The phtnirl -le d Beef is renowned for its-; juieyr tenhlrlneS aind our POL]i is as fat n-l see; n be found. VTe(eot, idl]es aqnd t he:m-diler 1ruitt- cll r;rappliedl, i:n neg m il vl-i;nts, by the ilume;eous M et; i Grdien;:n, wl1o 1 are turniill to account all. the eliogible -pots for their bu sinesc, i1 siles ao ice tI Ciy;. be.::i:it o'v' i,'o. l':e aend imipreovemrnenit ]m.as ine er bee 1 ol o fie IS i' i. -ini. M d:kci I f:l dE. on verI lg.o 1.on c 1 tloi n d s tor s cd l s1i d w! is,> of bDuildi.ii,'s o; "I m, Ile c.lassq, were comlp].eted,, or corlumecd.d 1ast yerl i-n o]Lx. man an est.i:-n.1at, ed _-:,,'(Jlitni ure of more xthall twvio mil.i ons of dollar:s..A!neIr hi]:.,:ese.,, t]'e 7o. t -Y.'ii 1. Z eo,: a -.-,st; c.as:s Hote]., 10 Iy 1'20 ft.'.,an six storie.s0 xviii MILWAUKEE CITY DIRECTORY. above the basement, to cost $160,000; the U. S. Government buildings, for a Custom House, Post Office, and U. S. Court, to cost $125,000; the State Bank, and the Albany, costing each'50,000; the blocks of splendid stores erlected by J. B. CRoss, INnuscH Brothers, MAHLER & WENDT and others; thle new School Houses for the Second Fourth, and Seventh Wards, costing $16,000 each; and St. Joseph's Church in the Sixth, the M. E. Church in the Seventh and the Spring St. Congregational Church in the Fourth Ward, costing each from 920,000 to $25,000, may be especially named. But the building this year will far exceed that of the last. In every quarter of the city extensive preparations are making with this view, and even thus early in the season, (June 1st,) the number of now buildings, in different stages of progress, as verified by careful and accurate count, is found to be as follows: WARD. NEW BUILDINGS IN PROGRESS.. First Ward,................................. 115 Second "....123 Third "................... 108 Fourth "......................................... 136 Fifth, "............................................. 158 Sixth,'...."...............251 Seventh,"............................... 86 Eighth, "............ 111 Ninth,"...................................... 261 Grand Total]......... 1,349 Besides this large aggregate, plans and estimates have been prepared, and contracts already made, for many costly and elegant stores, private dwellings, blocks, &c.; while the necessities of our rapidly increasing population are comnpolling constant additions to the number of cheap frame tenements in the exterior wards of the City. Another satisfactory evidence of the rapid growth of the city, in business as. well as in population, is to be found in the constant influx of capital from the East, and the frequent establishment of new banks and banking offices in our, midst. To the eight banks in operation last year, two new ones, the Juneau Bank, and the Globe Bank, have recently been added; and several new banking offices opened. The banking capital of the City has increased about half a million of dollars during 1856, and now amounts to $1,500,000. There is still room, however, for the profitable employment of a much larger amount of capital, and it will, ere long, find its way hither. We have thus briefly sketched the rise, progress, and present condition of Milwaukee, the commercial metropolis of Wisconsin. Its growth has been almost unprecedenledly rapid, but substantial withal; and its advantages of site, climate and position, as they become more and more widely known, must ensure for it Tn the future, even a larger measure of prosperity than it has enjoyed in A SKETCH OF MILWAUKEE. xix the past. Its healthful and commanding location; its unrivalled Harbor, and almost unlimited river front; its great commercial and manufacturing capabilities; its net work of railways, interlacing the whole State, and connecting on the East, South, West and North, with the railway systems of adljacent States; the fertile, salubrious, extensive, and rapidly developing country tributary to it; its energetic, industlious, and intelligent population; the vast diversity in industrial pursuits, and the value and variety of manufactured products; the'certain employment, and the high wages offered to the skilful mechanic, and the rich returns ensured to the enterprising capitalist; the facilities for education, and the attractions of cultivated an(I refined society,-all these advantages combined must render Milwaukee a favorite resort and residence for the man of business, the man of capital, and the nman of leisure. Its Lake front rivals in beauty that of Naples; the rich color of its famous brick lights up its business streets, and lends a bright hue to its dwellings; thickly plhnteld trees shade antd adorn many of its principal tholouTghfares; the Milwaukee river, flowing through its midst, s3cures a thorough drainage, fuirnishes an abun.lant water power and commercial facilities, and forms a pleasing feature inl the landscape: while the inland sea, which stretches away on its eastern fioront, 400 miles long, 80 miles wide, and 900 feet deep, supplies its market with the finest fish, cools and invigorates its air, and bears rich burdens to its busy port. Seated upon an amphitheatre of hill sides and valleys; with Lake Michigan sparkling at its feet; the Milwaukee and Menolnonee rivers winding through its borders; the iton rails linking it to every qua tcr of the State; agriculture, commerce and manufactures, all enlisted in its service, and swelling its prosperity; Milwaukee may fairly claim the pnlm for pedel.ess beauty, and hopefully contend for the prize of being first in wealth, size, and population, among the cities of our American Mediterranean. TARIFF OF PRICES PAYABLE TO HACKS AND CABS. 1. For conveyincg a passenger any distance not. exceeding one mile,...- 37-} cts. For every additional passenger of the same family or party,..................- - - -- - 2. For conveying a passenger any distance exceeding a mile and within the city limits, as follows, to wit: Fnor the first mile,........................................................ 7 For each additional mile,. — 37 For every additional passenger of the same family or party, -.............. 8' 3. For conveying children, between five and fourteen years ot age, half of the above prices may be charged for the like distance; but for children under five years of age, no charge shall be made. 4. For the use, by the day, of any hackney coach or other carriage drawn by two horses, with one or more passengfers, ——..... —-------- 4 50 5. For the use of any such vechicle by the hour with one or more passengers, w ith the privilege of going from place to place and stopping as often as may be required, as follows: For the first hour, -.1........ 12i For the secornd hour,............................... For each succeeding hour..................-........................ 37, d6. For the use of any cab or other carriage, darwn by a single horse, by the hour, with one or more passengers, with the privilege of going from place to place and stopping as often as may be required, as follows: For the first hour, -—.................'iS..... For the second hour,n-............................................. 37, For each succeeding hour,. - 30 7. For the use of any such cab or other carriage by the day, - -....... 3 00 8. Every passenger may be allowed to have conveyed upon such vehicle without charge, his ordinary travelling baggage, not to exceed in any case one trunk and twenty-five pounds of other baggage. For every additional package when the whole weight of baggage is over one hundred pounds, if conveyed to any place within the city limits, the owner or driver shall be permitted to charge.-....-.... - 10 If conveyed any greater distance,............-.......................... 15 zxii IMILWAUKEE CITY DIRECTO:%RY. RATES PAYABLE TO DRAYMEN FOR A DISTANCE NOT EXCEEDING HALF A MILE. For every tierce of molasses or spirituous liquors, exceeding thirty or less than sixty gallons, when carried single,.e 15 ctsFor every additional cask of like dimensions,................. 5 For every hogshead of sugar,............................................... 25 For every tierce of sugar,................................................ 20 JFor every load of household furniture and housing the same,....... 38 If not housed,...........-...... - 25 For every load of lumber,........................ 25 For every load of flour, of 6 barrels or more,........... 25 For a single barrel of flour or other load not exceeding 300 lbs.,........ 12j For every load of dirt or filth removed out of any street or alley, for loading, carting and unloading,....... 10 For every load not above specified,.5.........-.... 25 When the distance between the points of reception ani1 d -livery exceeds half a mile, and is not more than one mile, one-fourth more than the aforesaid rates is chargeable, and when it exceeds one mile, one-half more. STREETS OF THIE CITY OF MILWAUKEE. NAME FROM TO NA'ME FROM TO Albert Mahnawauk Lake Michig'n Ferry Lake South Water Albion Pro;pect " Fifteenth Vliet Walnut Astor Oneida N Water Fifth Avenue South Water City Line Barclay Rail Road South Water Fir st Avenue South Water City Line Bal tlett Bradibord South Florida Monro6n South Water Baulding Railroad Pierce Fourth AvenueSouth Water City Line Beach Pier Huron Fou teenth Poplar Walnut Bearubian Ninth Hubbard Foui.th MIeuomonee North Beers Eighth H-Iubbard Fowler Sixth Water B rry N Water Racine Franklin Prospect Brady Biddle River Lake Franklin Sp ibig Fowler Brady N E Water Racine ~ Galena Twelttieth Canal B adford Mil. River Maryland Geddings Railroad Pierce Bro-wn R1.il Road Virginia Gifford Spring Fowler Brown Third Hubbard Green Bay Galena Wright Buffalo East Water Beech Greenbush Rail Road Olegon Cape PI int Deck Gr eenwich Edwa, ds Mar.fland Caral Poplar Walnut Grove R -il Road South Water Cass H-uron N Water Hamilton N [E Water Raciue Cedar Twelfth Water Hanover Rail Road South Water Centre Milwaukee 1R Lake Michig'n Harbor belrt Centre Chestnut Twelfth Third Harmon Ninth Hubbard Cherry Twentieth Canal Harrison Edwards Bradford Chicago East Water Beech Henry Mahnawauk Harbor Clarke Seventh Fifth High Edwards Bradford Clermont Fowler Spring Hill Eighth Sixth Clinton Rail Road South Water Hinman Ninth Sixth Clybourn Clernlont Water Hubbard Dock North Cramer Edwards Bradford Huron East Water Beech Crocker Wauw'tosa P RQuarter S. line Jackson Erie N Water Cooper Mil. River Harbor Jefferson Erie N Water Cook Rail Road Elizabeth Joihnson River Milwaukee Court Fourth Third Jones Rail Road Elizabeth Commercial Wauw'tosaPRQuart'r S. line Juneau Erie Beech Detroit East Water Beech Keene Prospect Beech Division River Lake Kewaunee Marshall Racine Dock Canal Cape Knapp River Racine Doty Franklin Brady Lake Monroe Sotirli Water East Water Etie Ogden Lake Michigan Division Edward High Maryland Lapham First Avenue Barclay Eighteenth Vliet Walnut Lar kin Bradtbrd South Eighth Menomonee Norlth Lee Seventh Fifth E!evenlth Spring Walnut Lloyd Ninth Hubbard Elizabeth Jon.s South Water Lyon N E Water Racine Erie Centre East Water Madison Jones Clint,n .Xxiv IMILWAUKEE CITY DIRECTORY. NAM{E P ROM TO NAME FRPOM T 0 Mahnawauk Abert Nauvoo Rose Harbor Lake Michig'n Main Erie N Water Sanderson Rail Road Elizabeth Market Masonl N Water Scott Jones Barclay Martin River Lake Second Av'nue South Water City Line Marshall WisconQin N Water Second Menomlonee Water -Maryland Edwards Bradford Second Canal Wright Mason East Water Lake Seventh Av'ue South Water City Line Menomonee Ninth Water Seventeenih Vliet Walnut ~Menomonec Erie Jackson Seventh Menomonee North 5Michigan East Water Lake Sherman Seventh Hubbard M1ill Eleventh Seventh Ship Canal Cape Milwaukee Erie N Water Short Canal Northl Mineral Jones South Water' Sixth Avenue South Water City Line Mitchell First Avenue Barclay Sixth Hinman Iarmon Monroe Rail Road South W-ater South Water ~Mineral YIonroe Nauvoo Mahnawauk Harbor Spling W City line Water Newhall Bradford South Sycamore Ninth Water Nineteenth Vliet Walnut Tamarack Twelfth Third Ninth Springl North Tenth Spring Walnut North Sixteenth Mil. River Third Avenue South Water City Line "T Water K(napp Racine Thlh d AMenomnonee Wright (!~dexn N Water Rtacine Thirteenth Fop!:..r Walnut Ogden Third Hubbard Thonms E4T 1 do MTaryland ()neida River Lake T w el, i:Sring Walnut Orchat d M.'onroe Barclay Twem: etlh' liet Walnut ('egon Monroe South Water Union ( regiOti Lake (Oregon Erie Beach'Van Buren Det.roit N Water Park ]Ilourse South Water Vliet, Twentieth Canal Pearson N Water Racilne Virginia BrAown Soutlh WVater Peters Third Point Walker Jonoes louth Water Pier Erie Beiach Wall Waluwat'sa P RQ. S. line 19 S. Pierce -.Giddings South W~at(r i'atlll f, Tiwentieth Caunal Pleasant N Water Racine Washiiritoen Spring Fowler Point Canal Cape Wasrhington Jones South Water Point IThird Ri med W ater' Menononee c Ttamii ack Polk l rie Beach W averly P'Martin - ivision Poplar Fourteenth Third W'ell s Iwelfth Water Prospect Divisiorn Lock. Add. West i'-auwat'sa PR Q. S. line 19 S. P rairie Twelftlh Third Willian Seventh F'ifth Racine Division N Water Willialls Wauwat'sa PR Q. S. line 1 9 S. Railroad Jones Clinton Wisconsin.E ast Water Lake Reed Rail Road Point Winnebago Eleventh Seventh River Oneid Ktrnapp W'iolet 1"d Green Bay ~ERVINGa, BURDICI & CO. Names too late for regular insertion, corrections, etc., on a preceding page. ABBREVIATIONS. In the f.,lowing pages for bt read betvween; h h)use; bds boardcl; atty attorney; cor coratr; N nurch; W west; S south; E east. The word street is implied. LIST OF NAMES. A ABBOTT TIHOS. P., dairyman, Old Mukwonago road; see adv, page 49. Abbott J., marble cutter, at. H. C. Hoffman's. Abbott Timothy D., Milwaukee & La Crosse R. R. Freight Office. Abbott O. B., mason, bds Mrs. McKillip. Abort George, contractor, Walnut, bt Ninth and Tenth. Abert George, contractor, Fourth, near Poplar. Ableman S. V. R., bds Mrs. A. H. Davis. Abram Aaron, tradesman, S. W. corner of Monroe and Railroad street. Abram Peter, sailor, bds G. Pizg. Abrains James, Attorney, No. 3 Kneeland's Block, bds Mrs. Livingstone. Abrahams Henry, (of Kahn & Abrahams,) h Chestnut, btFifth and Sixth. Abrahams & Bach, clothing, 190 East Water street. Abrahams Moses, (of A. & Bach,) bds Hotel Wettstein. Abramson Gabriel, sailor, S. E. corner of Virginia and Hanover. - Abran Jacob, fisherman, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral, E. Acker Philips, mason, North Water, bt East Water and Market, W. Ackern Margaret, midwife, Johnson, near East Water. Ackerman John, carpenter, Fond du Lac, N. Ackermiann Frederick, laborer, Hanover, bt Park and Pierce. Ackermnann Mary, widow, midwife, Fifth, near Beaubian. Ackermann Robert, tanner, on the Canal. Ackermann Rudolph, Eagle Bakery, 382 Third. Ackermann Wilhelm, grocery, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Ackermann William teamster, cor Hanover and Pierce. OFFICE of the liaunkee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Ackmann Joseph, cabinet-maker, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Adam Frank, laborer, Market, near market house. Adam Johannes, laborer, Ninth. Adami Conradt, drayman, Van Buren, near Huron, W. Adami, Nicholas, hotel keeper, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass, S. Adams Archibald L., surveyor, N.'W. corner of Elizabeth and -Hanover.Adams Bentley F... clerk at Colgate Bros. Adams Cyrus & Co., tobacconists, 55 East Water; see adv, page 26. Adams Cyrus, (of C. A. & Co.,) bds Walker House. Adams F. F., (of C. A. & Co.,) bds American House. Adams Edwin J., book-keeper at W. S. Wells & Co.'s, bds Mrs. FellowsAdams G. T., baggage-master, Lake Shore It R., bds Niagara Hotel. Adams H. & Co., furniture, cor Spring anl Third. Adams Hosea, (of H. A. & Co.,) h Cass, bt Huron and Michigan. Adams J. & G., meat market, N W co'r Main and Mason. Adams G., (of J. & G. A.,) bds, J. Adams. Adams John, (of J. & G. A.,) N W. cor MIain and Mason. Adams Michael, porter, West Water, near Menomonee. Adams P. N., shoeingsmith, rear of American House, h Spring, near the Cemetery. Adams Phineas, (of Morgan and A;,) h Second, bt Sycamore and ClybournAdams Samuel, book-keeper at HI. Ludington & Co.'s, bds Mrs. Fellows. Adams Thomas, carpenter, bds. R. R. House. Adlam Samuel J. G-.,'mariner, Lyon, bt Astor and Elizabeth, N. Adler Christian G., shoemaker, Third, bt Beers and H-armon. Adler Frederick, laborer at N. J. Emmons'. Adler, Newbouer & Co., dry goods, 19 Spring. Adler Seligman, (of A., N. & Co.) Adler D. & J. clothing, 96 and 126 East Water. Adler David, of D. & J. A.,) 133 Michigan. Adler Jacob, (of D. & J. A.,) bds Solomon Adler. Adler Gottlieb, shoemaker, Third, bt Beers and Harmon, E. Adler Phillip, founder, bt Knapp and Ogden. Adler & Shiff, dry goods, 123 East Water. Adler J. H., (of A. &.Shiff,) bds Ferneke. Adler Solomon, clothing, 126 East Water, h 285 Van Buren. Adler Theodor, tailor, S. E. corner Sixth and Walnut. Adolph Frederick J., printer, Banner and Volksfreund. Adriansen Abraham, watchman, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Galena Adriansen Jean, gas-fitter, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Galena. Aelen Herman H., carpenter, Cass, bt Ogden and Lyon. Aelan John A., wheelright, cor Elizabeth and Grove. Aeppli Gottfried, tailor, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit. Aerter Nicholas, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Knapp and Ogden. Agan John, tailor, Detroit, bt Beach and Van Buren. Aggert -Adolph, laborer, Madison, bt Hanover and Greenbush. Aharn James, laborer, Huron, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee. OFFICE of t:he iiwatk ee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 Eaist Water Street. NXam-es too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 3 Ahleurs Henry H., grocery and provision, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Ahren William, fishermnan, Lake, near Huron. Ahrens John A., blacksmith, N. W. cor. Grove and Elizabeth. Ahrens John, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Ahrens John, laborer, Eleventh, bt Cherry and Galena. Aiken Daniel, (of Locke & A.,) bds Walker House. Aiken Win. A., clerk at Goodrich & Terry's, bds H. Rockey. Aikens Andrew J., at Daily Wisconsin, h Fifth, bt Wells and Spring. Aistbhorpe Win. T., tailor, 98 Michigan. ALBANY B13ILDING-, S. W. cor. Main and Mlichigan. Albass Heinrich, cap maker, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, W. Albert Florens, laborer, Eleventh, near Winnebago. Albert Eva, widow, Che tnut, near Twelfth. Albrechlt H. C., mariner. Aldred Samuel, harness-maker,' Fourth, near Sycamore. Aldorf Jatcob, laborer, Eighth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Aldrich Owen, 258 Milwaukee. Alexander Adolph, grocery and provision, N. rW. cor. of Third and Sherman. Alexander E., wines and liquors, 39 Chestnut. Alexander G. S., book-keeper, bds Niagara Hotel. Alexander Granville S., book-keeper, bds S. Alexander. Alexander John, stone cutter, bds Jas. Collins. Alexander Orlando, Van Buren, bt M3'artin and Biddle E. Alexander Win. S., ship carpenter, bds S. Alexander. Alexander Squire, shipyard Jones Island, h S. E. cor, Florida and Hfanover, see advertisement, page 15. Alexander W. T., carpenter, bds NiaLgara Hotel. Alfter Hermann, bds H.'Wild. Algeir Ignatz, carpenter, Cherry, near Sixteenth. Allbaker Joseph, stone cutter, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Allcott Joseph M., druggist, 208 East Water, h cor Main and Martin. Alcott J. D., (of J. A. Phelps & Co.,) bds J. A. Phelps. Allcott W. A., clerk at J. M. Allcott. Allcuff Wm. P., joiner, bds Niagara Hotel. Allen C. B., clerk Boyd & Ledyard. Allen Charles H., carpenter, Mineral, bt Reed and.Clinton, S. Allen G. WV., Wisconsin Leather Co., h 299 Milwaukee. Allen Henry, carpenter, Cass, bt Ogden and Lyon. Allen Henry W., salt dealer, West Water, bt Clybourn and Sycamore. Allen Henry, sailor, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Allen J. W., pavior, Jefferson, near Jackson. Allen Rufus, Wisconsin Leather Co., 495 Jefferson. Allen Rufus, Jr., clerk Wisconsin Leather Co., bds G. NW. Allen. Allen Robert, ship carpenter, Monroe, bt Mineral and Washington, B. Allen Stephen, carpenter, Mineral, near Reed. Allen WinVm., Wisconsin Leather Co., h S. W. cor. Milwaukee and Martin. Alleronson Abraham, laborer, Sixteenth, near Galena. OFFICE of the iKilwa s City D:irCtohry, EIIVING, BURDICK & CO...- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 4 Names too late fox regular ixn-ertion on precedein_ pa're. Allis Edward P., S E cor Marshall and Ogden. Allmaier Anthony, upholsterer, Main, bt Division and Knapp. Allmeyer Anton, upholsterer, 31 Chestnut. Allschul Bernhardt, at I. Stransky. Allvn Alexander H., clerk American and Western Transportation Co. Allyn Henry J., cashier at Hassett & Chapman's, bds American House. ALMS AND PEST HOUSE, North end Prospect street, First Ward. Alpas Henry, carpenter, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Galena. Alpin Fanny, boarding, Second, near Clybourn. Alpin Mrs. J., laundress, Second, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Alpin Patrick, at I. Stransky. Alson James, sailor, car Reed and Mineral. Alt Dorothy, widow, Biddle, bt East Water and River. Alten Theresa, widow, Walnut. bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Althern Anton, laborer, Twelfth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Altman Morris, clerk Adler, Newbouer & Co. Altmeyer Nicholas, shoemaker, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, N. Alton Conde R., Pres. Mil. & Superior R. R., h 161 Van Buren. Altpeter August, cooper, bds T. Sanders. Altpeter Philip, S. W. cor. Sherman and Third. Altschwager Heinrich, tailor, Park, bt Sanderson and Cook, N. Altenborsch David, teamster, Sixth, near Sherman. Altendorf Martin, laborer, Fourteenth, near Cherry. Alvord B. C., book-keeper at H. W. Allen's, bds VW. B. Alvord. Alvord James HI., bds W. B. Alvord. Alvord Win. B., 398 Milwaukee. Alvord W. B. Jr., bds Niagara House. Alward Thomas, laborer. Alwinse M., laborer at E. D. Holton's, h on Alley, bt Third and Fourth. Aman Joseph, baker, Eleventh, bt Vliet and Cherry, E. Ambery Mary, widow, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh, N. Ambuder Michael, beer saloon, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Sanderson, W. Amdher Frederick, cooper, Fifth, near Cherry. Amendt John, mechanic, S. E. cor. of Galena and Ninth. AMERICAN EXPRESS OFFICE, Huron, bt East Water and Main, S. AMERICAN HOUSE, No. 27, 29 and 31 Spring. AMERICAN HOUSE, near the Cemetery. AMERICAN AND WESTERN TRANSPORTATION C(O.'S OFFICE, foot of East Water. AMERICAN TRACT SOCiETY DEPOSITORY, 165 East Water. AMERICAN PRINTING OFFICE, Phoenix Building; see advertisement. Ammbacher George, tanner, Baulding, near Elizabeth. Amman Joseph, bds Harvey's, N. from Walnut, No. 20. Amos Edward, teamster, Central Hotel. Amsden E. M., brick dealer, Fifth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Amther Freideric, cooper, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Anderson A. A., porter at W. S. Candee &s Co.'s. OFFICE of the lilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUIU KI US LNG & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Anderson A. G., widow, laundress, N. W. cor. Third and Sycamore. Anderson Clhas., laborer, bds J. Benton. Anderson Frances R., (of G. & F. R. A.,) h Main. Anderson G.. F. R., confectioners, Main, near Newhall Housc. Anderson Grace, (of G;. & F. R. A,) h Main. Anderson George, ship carpenter, bds Niagara Hotel. Andersni Jacob, sailor, Hanover, bt Lake and Oregon, E. Anderson Joseph, machinist, at Lee & Son's, bds R. R. House. Anderson Louis, sailor, Greenbush bt Walker and Mineral, W. And-rson Mrs. J., Court, bt Third and Fourth. Anderson Robert, carpenter, bds at Mrs. L. Hill's. AXiderson Thos., barber. Andrae F., carpenter, on alley bt Fourth and Fifth, near Cedar. Andrae Jacob, baker, bds J. Zoller. Andre Julies, locksmith, Market, bt Johnson and Division, W. Andreas Henry, carpenter, cor Third and Beers. Andree Ferditand, carpenter, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Andree Wilhelm, agent for See Bote, Martin, near river. Andree William, cor East Water and Martin. Andres Daniel, clork, Market, near Division. Andres Miathias, laborer, Madison, near Giddings. Andrews Daniel, clerk Sexton Bros. & Co., h East Water, bt Martin and Johnson. Andrews JOhn, stone cutter, Market, bt Johnson and Division, W. Andrews Maragret, house-maid, J. L. Peirce. Andrews Robert, boot and shoe maker, Onieda, bt Van Buren and Cass. Andrew Charles, fireman La Cr(,sse R. R., bds at Luscomb. Andrew Willianm, printer, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Andsum Andrew, laborer, bds at Lund. Ajfling Johan Wilhelm, potash maker, h Peutonia road. Angel George, lockstith, 383 East Water. Angel H., bds P. J. Gross. Anger Chas. E., tailor, bds H. Biron. Anger Ernst, clerk, h Division, bt Market and Main, N. Anger F., tailor, 21 WVisconl'sin, h Division, bt Market and Main. Anger Ferdiilnand, tailor, Division, bt Market and Main, N. Anger 11. William, book and periodical depot, 237 East Watar, h Division bt Market and Main, N. Anger Luldwig, tailor, Peutonia road, Vliet street, S. Angermneyer Joseph, cabinet-maker, Knapp, near East Water. Angohafer Paul, saloon, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Anlgove James, carpenter, i]ightl, bt Clybourn and Hill. Antony John, blacksmitll, Sec ond, bt Clybourn and Sycamore. Anthony W. P., M. &-; M. It. R., bds C. H. Sprague, Anonson Edward, sailor, bds Lund. Anspach Nicholas, barber F. Mathias. Anltey Henry C., carpenter, Prospect, W.' OFFICE of the lMilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & (CO. -205 & 207 East Water Street. 6 KINames too late for reglfar inlsertio on preceding page. Anton Louisa, widow, Tenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Antonessen Peter, sailor, bt Hanover and Greenbush, N. Aneviler Peter, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden, W. Anneke Charles, druggist, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, FW. Annis John, laborer, Jefferson, bt Huron and Michigan, rear, W. Annunson Niles, carpenter, bds at Lund's. Apfel Bernhart, gardner, Lake Road. Appelt John, marble-cutter, cor Fifth and Tamarack. Appelt G., marble polisher, Tamarack, bt Fifth and Sixth. Appleyard James, carpenter, bds W. R. Jones. ARCADE BUILDING, East Water, near Michigan. Arft John, carpenter, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Argus Andrew, grocer, N. W. cor. Market and Knapp. Arkmnel William, butcher at Charles Endes. Arman F., bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Armbenster Frank Casper,. cabinet maker,, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Praixie. Armington Russel D., carpenter, Racine, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, W. Armer August, ostler, Tremont House. Armour P. D., (of Chapin, Gregory & A.,) bds Mrs. Freeman's. ArmstTong C. J., Agent Michigan Central R. R., bds American House. Armstrong J., produce and commission, South Water, bds Mrs. E. Cadle. Armstrong Richard, laborer, Eighth, near M. & M. R. R., E. Armstrong Robert, painter, Greenbush, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Armstrong Richard, laborer, M & M R R., h bt Seventh and Eighth. Armstrong Thomas, gardener, Lake, near Chicago round house. Armstrong William, painter, Greenbush, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Armstrong William, pressman, Free Democrat office. Arnberg Carl, cooper, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh. Arndt William, tailor, Johnson, bt East Water and Market, N. Arnhold Philip, laborer, Third, bt Walnut and Sherman. Arnold Benjamin, clerk, Florida, bt Greenbush and Grove, N. Arnold B. F., R. R. contractor, h Fifth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. Arnold Casper, mason, cor Market and Knapp. Arnold Ebenezer C., books and stationery, 184 East Water, h 192 Van Bnren, bt Oneida and Biddle. Arnold Jonathan E., attorney, Ludington block, h S. E. corner Mair and Oneida. Arnold Philip, grader, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. Arnold S. D., of (B. A.' & Co.,) h N. W. cor. Sycamore and Seventh. Arnold Samuel, boiler maker, Fifth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Arras Louis, cooper, Prairie; bt Fifth and Sixth. Art Adam, stone cutter, N. W cor. Van Buren and Huron. Arthur Robert, tailor, Van Buren, bt Division and Knapp, ASBURY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FifthWard, S. E eor, Grove and Virginia. Asche James H., fancy painter, bds Louis Houpse. Ascherman Conrad, 259 Third. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Baily Sentinel, RUFU.S KING & CO. —---—. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 7 Ascherman, Edward, clerk at Pritzlaff & Co. Aschmann William, brewery, N. E. cor. Cedar and Ninth. Askew Chas. W., at Nichols, Britt & Co. Atkins & Steele, boots and shoes, 147 East Water. Atkins Albert H., (of A. & S.,) h 129 Cass. Atkins John, laborer, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Main, S. ATLANTIC HOUSE, S E. cor. Main and Detroit. Atwood Benjamin, tinsmith, bds S. Taylor. Auchmoody Hiram, upholsterer at Seaman & Wing's, h Van Buren, bt Martin and Biddle, E. Auer Anna, intelligence office, Oneida, bt East Water and bridge. Auer Francis, bds Fond du Lac House. Auer John, carpenter, Eighth, bt Vliet and Poplar. Auer Louis, proprietor of Fond du Lac House, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Auer Thomas, laborer, Tenth, near Winnebago. Auer W., tinsmith, East Water, bt Biddle and Oneida, E. Auler Mathias, laborer, North Water, bt Milwaukee and Main. Aultlet Jean Joseph, laborer, 31 & M R R, at brickyard. Austin Benjamin F., carpenter, 82 Wisconsin. Austin Charles R., book-keeper, Marshall, bt Martin and Biddle, B. Austin Geo. F., 60 Wisconsin. Austin Julius, carpenter, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Austin Jonathan, insurance agent, No. 4 Excelsior block, h Astor,: bt Ogden and Lyon. See advertisement, page 33. Austin Morris, laborer, Buffalo, near Jefferson, N. Austin Mary, widow, at S. Chapman. Averill Peter, tender Walker's Point bridge, h Milwaukee, bt Buffalo aud Chicago, E. Austin R. N., lawyer, h Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill, E. Avery Geo. W., lather, Berry, bt Johnson and Racine. Avery L. H., carpenter, Grove, bt Virginia and Park, W. Avers Henry F., foreman C. Adams & Co. Axtell William, prop. Clinton House, cor. Lake and C(lintoa. Ayler Henry, tailor, bds Conrad Reed. Ayers Chas. G., carpenter. Ayers H. K. W., Starr's job office, bds Mr. Wells. Ayers James, pattern maker, bds Empire City House. Ayers John, machinist, bds Empire City House. Ayers Marcus, clerk, bds T. B. Mason. B BAAS ABRAHAM, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Galena'and Walnut, AE Baas Abraham, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Juneau, Baas Ernst, River, near Division. Baas Joseph, 434 Main. Baasen Geo. F., Poplar, bt Third and Fourth. Baasen John F., Poplar, bt Third and Fourthk: OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... e 205 & 207o lE]st Water Street. 8 pNarms too late for regular in3ertion on pre[edin; pare. Baass August, fisherman, River, bt Division and Johnson, W. Baass Charles, fisherman, River, bt Division and Knapp, W. Baass Henry, fisherman, River, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Babcock Bros., carpenters, Second, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. Babcock D., clerk H. J. Nazro & Co., Mlichigan, b.t Jefferson and Jackson. Babcock John, engineer La Crosse R l., h Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninthl, S Babcock Rachel, widow, S E cor Sycamore and Second. Babcock Stephen V. C., (of B 5& Bros.,) bds widow Babcock. [Babcock Simeon, (of B. & Bros.,) bds widow Babcock. Babcock W. S., (of B. & Bros.,) bds widow Babcock. Bach Christopher, music teacher, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Bach George, varnisher, Johnson, near Main. Bach Isaac, (of Abrahams & B.,) bds Hotel Wettstein. Bach John, laborer, N W cor Oregon and HIanover. Bach John G., cabinet finisher, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Michigan, E. Bach Jacob, grocer, cor Reed and Oregon. Bach Sandford S., teamster, Hanover, bt Lake and Oregon, W. Bacher Adam, carpenter, bds G. C. Adler. Bachs Frederick, boots and shoes, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Bachman Gabriel, clerk, bds S. Bachman. Bachman Louis, grocery, Martin, bt East Water and Market, N. Bachmann Robert, confectioner, h Prairie, bt Fourth and Fi-;th. Backman Sigdmon, millinery and fancy goods, 188 East Water, h Van Bu — ren, bt Wisconsin and Mason, E. Backhans Christoph, tailor, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth, W. Backhaus Gottfried, gardener Henry Wild. Bacon Ambrose II., wines and liquo'rs, 24 East Water. Bacon Charles, omnibus driver, Stimson's Hotel. Bacon Edward P., general freight agent M & M R R, bds Miss McPherson, Third street. Bacon E. N., printer, bds L. Scovill. Bacon L. A., book keeper, Bradley & Metcal-f bds B. Kellogg. acon Wrn., bcls VW. Gray. Badding C{harles, waiter, Main, bt Division and Knapp, W. Bade Albert, register of dteds and insurance agent, office Prentiss' block, cor biast Wader and iMason; h Jackson, bt Miartin and Division, W. Bader Freiderica, widow, Fond du Lac roal, near Twelfth, E. Bader John, pa:-Ater, Fond du Lac. Badgley ]Mrs. P. W., 372 Jefferson. Baechler Henry, laborCr, l abor, k, bt Brown and Sanderson, E. Baeeker Frederic, laborer, Seventh, bt Walnut and Galena. Baecker'Willia;m, Mot:r-,o, o -:p, site Florida, WV. Baed E leilri;.h, paint., Florida, S of Peutonia road. Baehr I-erman, mason, Tl:i.jteenth, bt Vlii'c and Chestnut, F -. Baer Berilard, clerk J. N. nimesteel, bds Retpublican House. Baer lHerlman, clerk, Adler. B3aer John, carpenter, bds Swiss Home. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS EING & CO....... -... 205 & 207 East Walter Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Baes John, carpenter and joiner, Cedar. Bagl John, laborer, Erie, foot of Jacks )n. Bagley Azrel L., salesman, bds Joseph Chaney. Bagnall & Co., lumber yard, S E cor Cl-ybourn and West Water. Bagnall B., (of B. & Co.,) bds Dr. Hatchard. Bagnall John, painter, bds Empire City House. Baier Annie, milliner at Mrs. A. W(li1. Balier John, teamster, Cherry, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, N. Baier William, labo)rer, Seventh, bt Beers and Harmon. Baigink John, carpenter, Galena, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Bailie Francis, carpenter, bds J. Bailie. Bailie John, Supt M & M R R repair shop, h W cor Hill and Clybourn. Bailey Enoch, blacksmith, Monroe, near Elizabeth. Bailey Eleanor, wvidow, at J. WV. IIosord. Bailey Thos., copper smith, bds Win. Petted. Bailey Win. T., builder, AMarket, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Bainbridge R., foreman Reliance Works, h Fourth, bt Walnut and Cedar, WV. Baird Thomas, carpenter, h Van Buren, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Bahrends HIenry, laborer, Ninth, bt Walaut and Sherman, W. Bahan Richard, shoemaker, 66 HI-ron. Bakeng Lainbert, laborer, Oneida, bt East Water and River, S. Baker & [sham, wines and liquors, 79 East Water. Basker Edwin D., (of B. & [.,) h Marshall, bt Biddle and Martin, W. Baker Erasmus D., physician, office Concert Hall building, h Clybourn, bt Sixth and Seventh. Baker Courtland R., (of Littell & B.,) h 105 Michigan. Baker Ephrailn, carpenter, bds Mrs. Sprague. Baker Fre~derick, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Baker FrcdJrick, carpenter, North Water, bt MAarket and Main, W. Baktr F. C., conductor M &.M R, h Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Baker Joseph, (o- Jones & B.,) h Elizabeth, bt Ogden and Lyon. Baker Johlln, laborer, bds R. Roberts. Balker T. L., teller State Balnk of Wisconsin, bds J. E. McClure. Bakerman Casper, mason, North Water, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, E. Bakker Edward, carpenter and joiner and mason, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thizrteenth, N. Balttkai J'h}-;, music director, 247 East Water. TBa'l-'s George, Fond du Laue ratad, N. Baldwick Tsaac, tanner, bds U Sl Hotel. Baldwin Elinah W., (of Weld & B. ) bds De Crety. Baldwin: Elxsltbeth, widow, dress-nllker, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit, E, Baldwin G(-eo., carfpenter, h Peutnllia road Bald vii Jas. G., assistant insurarnce agent at Wm. J. Whaling, No. 5 State Bitnk building. Baldwin Mrs. J'os., tailoress, Wisconsin, near Marshall. Baldwia Thomas B., book —keeper at Sitmpson & Sons. OFFICE of the ilwaukeee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO), --- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 10 names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Baldwin Lavinra IT., school-teacher, bds B. P. Peckham. Bales Jacob, matches, Fifth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Balkanius Albert, gunsmith, 252 West Water. Ball Alvin B., clerk, Throop & Bro., bds B. Throop. Ball Marisnes, laborer, Brown, WV. Ballbach John, bakery, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Baltes George, laborer, Fond du Lace. BALTIC HOUSE, cor Main and Detroit. Balfer E., laborer, bds Jas. McHugh. Balkow Gotlieb, laborer, Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, W. Bals Casper, laborer, Scott, bt l1onroe and Giddings, S. Bambler George, carpenter, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Bambreiner Francis, jeweller, Market, bt Johnson and Martin, E. Bamm Edward E., paper carrier, Martin, bt East Water and river, W. Bambach E. & Co., brick-makers, cor Elizabeth and old Muskego road. Bambach Ernst, (of E. B. & Co.,) h cor Elizabeth and old Muskego road. Bancroft Henry M., forwarding and Commission, bds 52 Oneida. Banester James, blacksmith M & M R R, h bt Clybourn and Found du Lao. Banett Cornelius, shoemaker, Jefferson, It Chicago and Menomonee, W. Baneejer Herman, farmer, Monroe, bt Walker and Mineral, E. Bange Herman, carpenter, N W cor Beers and Third. Bank George, bar tender at C Meyer. BANK OF MILWAUKEE, S E cor East Water and Huron, Bansin John, superintendent Fifth Ward Gas Co, h S W cor Reed and Park. Banfield Sarah, widow Thos., Clybourn near Eighth. Banks Robert, cooper, Milwaukee, near Chicago. Bannen James, porter, bds Keystone State Hotel. BANNER & VOLKSFREUND, cor East Water and Mason, Banner George, carpenter, North Water, bt Main and Market. Barber George, ship builder, Greenbush, bt Oregon and Florida. Barclay, Hale, & Co., forwarding and commission, Erie, bt East Wator I Main. Barclay Lucien T., (of B. Hale & Co.,) 169 Van Burenr Barda Anton, laboreri Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Bardell Win., wagon-maker, Johnson, near River. Barentein Chas., laborer, Walnut, near Twelfth. Barkensen Eliza, laundress, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Barkhausen Mary, at Chas. E. Wendt. Barker Gotlieb, laborer, Baulding, bt Park and Elizabeth, S. Barker Phineas, hats and caps, 194 East Water. Barko Gottlieb, laborer, Chestnut, near Twelfth. Barkow Ludwig, tailor, Mill, bt Eighth and Ninth, No Barlit David, laborer, Chestnut, near Twelfth. Barnes Mary, house-maid, S. L. Elmore. Barnard Henry W., clerk Haney & De Bow. Barr John, laborer, Baulding, near Elizabeth. Barrett David, caulker, near old Government Harbor, OFFICE of the 8ilawRaukee Daily Bentinel, RUFUS t~ING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 1. Barrett Cornelius, shoemaker, cor Milwaukee and Erie. Barrett James, laborer, bds H. Galligan. Barret James, drayman, bds Milwaukee Exchange. Barrett Leonard, carpenter, bds Mrs. Mann. Barrett Michael, laborer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson, S. Barrensen Cooper, Washington, bt Reed and Hanover, N. Barris A. M., printer, bds L. Scovill. Barron Luther K., produce agent, S W eor Jefferson and Knapp. Barry Garrett, Jefferson, bt Mason and Oneida, E. Barry James,.shoemaker, Jefferson, near Buffalo, E. Barry John, mason, Beach, near Detroit, W. Barry Patrick, carpenter, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. Bart J., at L & M R R, bds American House. Barte Anton, laborer, E from Fond du Lac. Bartel Carl, tailor, Fond du Lac road, near Twelfth. Barth Casper, Lee's lumber yard, h Jackson, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Barth Christian, shoemaker, Fond du Lac road, E. Barth Jacob F., painter, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, W. Barth Johanna, widow, Thirteenth, near Galena. Barth Ludwig, teamster, Van Buren, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Barthinann John, laborer, Thirteenth, bt Vliet and Poplar. Bartholemew Anna, widow, at J. L. Marshall. Bartel Ferdinand, laborer, Fond du Lac, near Twelfthb. Bartlett Charles, tailor, Thirteenth, near Fond du Lac. Bartlett Frederick K., attorney, 77 Cass. Bartlett Frederick, tailor, Chestnut, near Thirteenth, Bartlett John K., physician, 288 Milwaukee. Bartlett Nicholas, stone cutter, Biddle, bt Market and Main, 8. Bartlett O. G., foreman Reliance Works, bds J. Coss. Bartlett William, wagon maker, N W cor East Water and Johnson. Bartman John E., laborer, Thirteenth, bt Vliet and Chesnut. Bartke August, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Bartke Carl, carpenter, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, S. Barton Barbara, widow, Fond du Lac, N. Barton Mrs. C. D., with F. J. Bosworth. Barton Franz, carpenter and joiner, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Barton Hugh, Jackson, near Detroit. Barton Pat, laborer, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill, W. Barton Philip, laborer, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Barton Thomas, laborer, Seventh, near Hinman. Barsch Francis, carpenter, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Bartz Frank, butcher at Charles Ende. Bartza Joseph, laborer, Galena, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Barwich Charles, laborer, S WV cor Fifteenth and Vliet. Barnes 0. A., physician, 12 Wisconsin, bds Menomonee Hotel ]B'asch Mary G., widow, at J. G. Bach. Baser Rudolf, carpenter Ogden, bt Main and Market,; OFFICE of the lilwaukee City Directory,? ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 12 Names too late for regular insertiion on preceding page. Bass John W., produce and commission, 39 Spring, l Twelfth, bt Wells and. Cedar, W. Basse Frederick, teamster, Madison, bt Hanover and Greenbush, N..Bassler Philip, toll-gate keeper, Lisbon plank road. Bast & Klingler, WVisconsin brewery, Knapp, bt Mtarket and Main, S. Bast Christopher, (of B. & KI.,) S W cor Main and Knapp. Bast Ferdinand, laborer, Seventh, bt Mill and Cherry. Bast Peter, blacksmith, bds Fond du Lac House. Bast William, carpenter, Detroit, near Jackson. Basewald August, groceries, Chestnut, bt Fi th and Sixth. Bastiaan Hansen, carpenter, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Fond du Lac, W. Batcham Ely, engineer, Washington, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Batchelder Stephen, lumber yard, Erie, bt East Water and Main. Bate Arthur, (of l)avis & B.,) builder, h Marshall, bt Brady and HIanover. Bateman J. E., principal Fifth Ward school. Bates S. H., inspector R R iron, bds E. Penny. Batgereit Heinrich, fisherman, N W cor Reed and'Washington. Batting Louisa, widow, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Battle W. T., druggist, under Concert tHall, h Eighth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn. Bather Peter, carpenter, Walnut, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Bauch Christoph, laborer, Ogden, bt Milwaukee and Main. Bauer Adam, dry goods and variety store, 301 Third. Bauer Franz J., mason, N W. corner Cedar and Fourth. Bauer Ignate, laborer, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, N. Bauer Jacob' plasterer, Reed, bt Scott and Madison, E. Bauer John, cooper, bds P. Sander. Bauer Joseph, painter, Vleit, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Bauer John G., potter, bt Walker and Mineral. Bvnrer Johann, laborer, Grreen Bay, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, W. Baier Julius, cabin-nt-moa %r, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden. Bauer Leirnhared, tobacco a:! cigars, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. Baiaer Michael, baker, Eleve;ith, bt Cherry and Vliet. Bauer Mary, widow, grocery, 405 Third street. Ba1uer Paul, joiner, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. )auer Peter, brick-maker, near Burnbhan brickyard. BaunAr Philip, mechatic, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, S. Bauer Phiilip, machinist, Reed, bt Oregon and Lake. Bauer Siumon, laborer, Fond du Lac. Baurle Chas., carpenter, Walnut, rear Twelfth. 73aurec Geo., laborer, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Bausin.feldt 1,rs. S., midxwi:e, El'zrabeth, near Sanderson. Bm ic-nman n Win., Blacksmith, Green Bay, bt Walnut and Sherman. B;w.e.-ifeld Heinrich'., laborer, Elizabeth, bt Sanderson and Cook. Bamuu I:eopold, at.D. Grunfeld. Bailmnana August, carpenter, Vliet, bt Fifth and Sixth. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Str.>et. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 13 IBaumann Chas. F., cabinet-maker, bds G. Brosius. B3aumbach Chas., clerk, bds Seiben. Baumlback Frederick Von, clerk, bds Chas. Spangenberg. Bauxnback Thomas, plasterer, Walnut, bt Tenth and Eleventh, N. Baumlerjer Henry, tanner, 349 East Water. Bauml John, saloon keeper, Reed, near S W cor Lake and Reed. Baumgattner Christian, carpenter, Walnut, near Twelfth. Baumgartner Joseph, tailor, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Baumgartner, Simon, carpenter, cor Market and North Water. Baumgaertner Johannes, house-mlover,' Twelfth, N from Walnut, W. Baull William, machinist, bds F. A. Margraf. Bautr Chas. shoemaker, Tamarack. bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Bautz Christian, shoemaker, Tamarack, bt Fourth and Fifth. Bax Christian, blacksmith, Beers, near Short. Baxter Andrew, laborer, Buffialo, bt Main and Milwaukee. Baeyer Frederick A., physician, Reed, bt Florida and Virginia, W. Baever Johannes, wood turner, N. E. coi' Chesnut and Sixth. Bayler Peter R., butcher, Grove, bt Elizabeth and Walker, W. Bayley & Greenslade, ornamental iron workers, Reed; see adv, page 17. Bayley William, (of B. & Greenslade.) Baylies & Lincoln, Milwaukee Commercial College, Juneau block. Baylies A., (of B. & L.,) h Sixth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. Bayuslawski Abraham, pedlar, Division, bt Market and East Water, S, Bazel Margaret, widoW, N W cor Cass and Oneida. 1Beach N., laborer, Wells, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Beatty Wnm., grocer, S W cor Huron and Milwaukee. Bean W. L., (of Townsend, B. & B.,) 67 Mason. Beattie, laborer, bds J. Benton. Beaudry John B., carpenter, Market, bt Johnson and Martin. Becher August, printer, cor East Water and Oneida. Bechtel Gottfried, blacksmith, S W cor Prairie and Seventh. Bechtel John,. Prop of Mansion House, 341 Third street. Bechler Martin, blacksmith, bds R. T. Cross. Bechman John, laborer, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Bechtold Adam, mason, Twelfth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Beck Albert C., policeman, bds W. Beck. Beck Baptist, tailor, Sixth, bt Poplar and Chestnut. Beck Frederica L., at W. Beck. Beck G(ottlieb, shoemaker, Virginia, near Giddings. Beck Miss Jane, dress-maker, Market, bt Biddle and Martin, W. Beck John, Mansion House, cor Third and Chestnut. Beck John, clerk, h Canal. Beck Jacob, Poplar, bt Sixth and Seventh. Beck John B., tailor, Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth. Beck Win., chief of police, 437 Jefferson, bt Biddle and Martin, XV. Becker Christian, carpenter, Jackson, bt Pleasant and Lyon,'Becker Emil, saloon, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, N. OFBFICE of the filwaikee City Directorv, ERVING, BUtDWICK & CO. 205 & 207 East;'rater Street. 14 Names too late for regular inasction on preceding' page..Becker Ernst, shoemaker, Banlding, near Elizabeth. Becker Frederick A. B., gilt moulding, 327 East water. [Becker Frederick, sailor, 319 East Water. Becker Frank A., drayyman, Reed, bt Scott and Madison, E. Becker Heiry, saloon and boarding, East W-ater, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Becker John, laborer, Van Buren, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Becker J. nursery and garden seeds, Cold-spring road, near the Cold-sprilng House, N, Becker John S., carpenter, bds Seventh'Ward saloon. Becker John T., carpenter, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Becker Wm C., (of Crancr & B.,) h Monroe, opposite Florida. Beckler Henry, laborer, Baulding, near Virginia. Bekmann Ernst, gardener, Lisbon- plank road. Beckmann John, laborer, Thirl, bt Wells and Cedar. Beckley John, sailor, Hanover, bt Park a-!id Il'eree, E. Bedient David B., machinist, lIonroe, near S:tt. Beddendorf Mathias, teamster, Mionroe, near Railroadl, WAT Bedund David, physician, AMonroe, bt Washington and Scott, W. Beeme Chas., cooper, Reed, bt Olegon and Lake.' Beernink Derrick, tailor, G aklena, bt Nintlh and Tenth. Beernink Henry S., tailor, shop Galena, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Beesa Ernst, 296 West Water, with P. iReiche. Beetle George L., manager telegraph office, h Sycamore, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Begner Nicholas, laborer, cor G-alena and Sixteenth. Behm Henry, barkeeper, M:ansion HIouse. Behrend Frederick, watch-maker. Behlers Jacob, laborer, Fifth, bt Sherman and Beers, E. Behnisch Henry, saddler and harness maker, 296 Third. Behrens Chas., lard oil presser. Behrens Carl, laborer, Brown, E. Behrens Frederick, teamster, Mineral, bt Grove and Greenbush, S. Behrike Frederick, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, N. Beichmann Aton, brewer, bds at Melns. Beicharr Franz, laborer, Monroe, S of Railroad, W. Beidelbyron Ann, widow, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, 1E. Beighton Thos,, gardener for H. Reed, S W cor Twelfth and Cedar. Beik Gotlieb, laborer, Oregon, bt Baulding and Giddings, S. Beik Jacob, grocer and provision dealer, N W cor Reed and Oregon. Beil & Berg, meat market, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Beir Johanna, widow, near Fond du Lac. Bekkens Jacob, painter, cor Walnut and Tenth. Belden B. I., Home; 5 Spring. Belden Horace, agent Phoenix building, h Wisconsin, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, S. Bell Charles IH., dealer in coal, 196 Van Buren, bt Oneida and Bid-.. dle,' OFFICE of the ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular imsertion on preceding page. 15 Bell David, carpenter, bds John Bell. Bell Charles S., real estate, Kneeland's block, h Astor, bt Lyon and Plcasant. See advertisement, page 17. Bell Henry, plasterer, Second, Ninth Ward. Bell John, mason, bds J. Bell. Bell John, laborer, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, WV. Bell Joseph, stone cutter, bds R. Hutchinson. Bell Matthew, blacksmith at P. Delany. Bell William, carpenter and joiner, Tamarack, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Bellak Hermann, (of' Sclhramm & Co.,) h cor Prairie and Fifth. Bellangee John G., 317 Main. Bellinghausen Martin, laborer, Park, bt Sanderson and Cook, S. Bellinghausen John, teamster, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Bellon John D., boot maker, h MiichigaLn, bt Milwaukee and Main, S. Beltmnan John, carpenter, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, VW. BelchLour John, laborer, Van Buren, near Pleasant. Beldman John, carpenter, Fourteenth, bt Galena ancd Walnut. Belzner Valentine, (of Kappel & B.,) h Market, ht Johnson and Martin. Bern Bruno, tailor bds W. Diedrich. Berm Ernst, paper caxrrier, bds J. Sehlatter. Benda John, laborer, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Bendel Christian, brewer, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth. Bendinger Philip, laborer, M & M RI R, at brickyard. Bendix George, cooper, Thirteenth, near Poplar. Bendhaus John, teamster, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Baulding. Benedick W. G., dealer in tripe and pigs feet, bds J. Judson. Benes James, laborer, Van Buren, above Kewaunee. Benge Hermann, carpenter, Third, near Lloyd. Benges George, carpenter, Mineral, bt Greenbush and Hanover, S. Benies Jacobus, laborer, Scott, bt Hanover and Reed, N. Benisch Henry, harness-maker, near cor Tamarack and Third..Benjamin John, carpenter, Eighth, near Vliet. Benjamin L., cook, near Catholic Church, bt Second and Third. Bennent John S., carpenter at Win. T. Bailey. Bennett Archibald, saddler. Bennett Chas., cab driver. Bennett Elon A., (of Hayverstick, B. & Co., and of Orton & B.,) h 349 Milwaukee. Bennett Henry, on steam dredge, bds J. Washburn, Bennett Henry, laborer, Brady, bt Marshall and Cass, N. Bennett Mrs. R., boarding house, Spring, bt Second and Third. Bennet Samuel B., clerk, bds Louis House. Bennett Samuel, carpenter and joiner, Vliet, bt Third and Fourth, N. Bennett Patrick, laborer, Second, near Fowler. Benning Anton, stone mason, Cold-spring road, near toll gate, S. ]3enning Lambert, Madison road, near city limits. -Bensemann John, carpenter, Eighth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. OFFICE of thee 1ilwaukee City Directory, EI{VING, BURD[ICK & C0.... 2u5 & 2o7 East Water Street. 16 ijNames too late for regular insertiion on preceding page. Benson ---- mason, bds Wm. Parkinson. Benster Joseph, pedlar, Third, bt Walnut and Sherman. Benstein Joseph, grocery and provisions, Third, bt Sherman and Walnut. Bentele Gebhard, East Water, near Knyapp. Benter Johann, tailcir, sixth, bt Vliet anid Clherrv, W. Bentheir Johann, teamster, Walnut, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. Bentley Henry, bridge saloon, Ferrv, near the bridge, h Railroad. Bentley John, mason, bds John R(berts. Bentley John, pattern maker, bds Mrs. Anna Dixon. Benton Chas. S., attorney, bds E. L. Paine. B]enton John, Commercial Hotel, Main,. bt Huron and Detroit, W. Bei ton R. H., bds Louis House. lBenz George, laborer, Peutonia road. Benzenger F., laborer, Peutonia road, N, near St John cemetery. Bentz Jacob, tailor, Main, bt. Ogden and Knapp, E. Bentzler Christian F., Elizabeth, near Monroe. Bentzler Friederick, shoemaker, 389 Third. Bentzler W'm., laborer, Elizabeth, near Monroe. Berckneder Frank, laborer, market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Berg August, shoemaker. Berg Catharine, widow, Van Buren, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. IBerg Frederick R., justice office, h Galena, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Berg F., painter,. Walnut, bt Sixteenth and Seventeenth, N. Berg George, (of Beil & Berg,) h Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Berg Hans, laborer, Beaubian. bt Sixth and Seventh, N.:Bergeman August, brewer, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Bergen S. laborer, M & M R R, bds R R I-louse. 1Berger Benj., shoe-maker. Berger Matthew, mason, Hamilton, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, N. Bergen John, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit. Bergin John, laborer, Milwaukee bt Huron and Detroit, W. Bergin P. J., dry goods, 26 Spring. See advertisement, page 39. Bergeler Frederick, fisherman, Sixth, near Sherman. Berghammer Casper, mason, cor North Water and Jefferson. 13erghoefer Philip, cabinet-maker, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden. I3erkauffer Philip, carpenter, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Berkel George, carpenter, Main, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Berkhutz August, laborer, Second, bt Sherman and Walnut. Beringer Andrew, variety store, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, EP Berlandy Bernhard, moulder, N E cor Market and Ogden. Berliner & Bruno, Badger State Safes, 221 East Water; see adv. Berliner Henry, (of B. & B.,) Van Buren, bt Wisconsin and Mason, E. Bermingham Thos. laborer, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Bermul Frank, laborer, Washington, bt Monroe and Grove, S. Bernhard Carl, car maker, round-house, Sherman, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Berninger Gottfried, tailor, WV from Third street, old city line. Berensen Jacob, carpenter,7 Washington, bt Hanover and Reed. OFFICE of the. Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 17 Berrigher Benjamin, shoemaker, bds John Eighendolphs. Berringer Andrew, Reliance Works, h Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon. Berninger Henry I., clerk at R. Dichmann & Co. Berninger H. T., Notary Public, bds German Hotel. Berry Hugh, laborer, bds N. Zelenka. Berry Winm., laborer, bds N. Zelenka. Bersch Jacob, laborer, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth. Bersch Jacob, laborer, Walnut, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Bertram Will., carpenter, Eighth, near Cherry. Bertschel John, brewer, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Bertschel Joseph M., laborer, Eleventh, near Poplar. Bertschey IMary, widow, Fourth, bt Poplar and Vliet. Bertschey John, Eagle Mills, cor Poplar and Third. Bertschy M3ary, widow, Third, bt Galena and Walnut. Bertschy John, Prop Eagle Mill, cor Ogden and Third. Bertz John, laborer, Cold-spring road, near toll gate, S. Besehel Ernst, tailor and boarding house, 270 East Water. Besley James G., (of B., Watkins & Co.,) h 367 Jefferson. Besley, WNatkins & Co., brickyard, Clybourn, above Tenth. Office West Water, below Spring. Best & Co., brewery, cor Winnebago and Ninth. Best Jacob, (of Best & Co.,) beer hall, East Water, bt Oneida and Mason, W. Best Philip, (of Best & Co.,) h Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth. Best Jacob, (of Best & Co.,) Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Bestren David, 377 East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Bestren Henry, carpenter, 377 East Water. Besenberg Frederick, cigars, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Beto John, porter at Warren & Tracy. Betscholdt Michael, laborer, Galena, near Tenth. Bettinger Neiklous, brick-maker, near Burnham brick-yard. Bettinger Valentine, tailor, bds E. Bischof. Betz Joseph, cabinet-maker, Johnson, bt East Water and Martin, -W. Betz Jacob, laborer, Fond du Lac. Beverring Werner, turner, Third, bt Sherman and Walnut. Beverung Bernhardt, turner, Third, bt Walnut and Sherman. Beyer John, turner, cor Sixth and Chestnut. Beyer Johanna, widow, at F. Beyer. Beyer Frederick, (of Plaff & B.,) No 17 Wisconsin. Beger Johanna, widow, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, N. Bezwaldt Theresa, widow, Twelfth, near Poplar. BIBLE DEPOSITORY, 165 East Water. Bickler Peter, cabinet-maker, Market, near Oneida. Bickner Theodore, painter, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Bick Joseph H., tailor, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. Biederman Julius, musician, Oneida, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. }Bielemberg Peter, tailor, Ninth, bt Walnut and Peutonia, W. 2 OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO....'205 & 207 East Water Street. 18 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Bielfield A. Henry, conveyancer and notary public, 259 East Water. Bielfield William, saloon, Ogden, bt Astor and Elizabeth. Bieltsch Wilhelm, laborer, WT from Third, old city line. Bierbach Chas. W., wagon-maker, Spring, bt Second and Third, h Third, bt Spring and Sycamore; see advertisement, page 15. Biersach & Grasler, 316 West Water, clothing. Biersach A., (of B. & G.,) 316 West Water. Biersach Wm., variety store, 224 East Water. Biermann John, laborer, cor Cherry and Fifth. Bies John, laborer, Harmon, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Biever Nicholas, blacksmith, Peutonia road, S of Florida. Bigelow Charles, land broker, 417 Milwaukee, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Bikista Peter, sailor, bds Lund. Billinghausen John, East Water, bt Jefferson and Division. Billings Alvin B., clerk, Throop & Bro., bds B. Throop. Billsbach Joseph, wash-board maker, cor Cherry and Sixteenth. Billings E. P., sash and blinds, bds Graham. Billton Win., librarian at Y M A rooms, bds D. W. Freeman. Bilo Peter, laborer, Walnut, near Peutonia, W. Bilty Henry, clerk, bds Tremont House. Bilty Joseph, clerk, bds Tremont House. Bilty Theodore G., Tremont House, N WT cor Huron and (ass. Bilty J. & Co., clothing, 182 East Water. Bingelheimer Anna M., Market, near Division. Bingl Catharine, Division, bt Market and East Water. Bimpel Anton, laborer, Chestnut, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Binderlich Charles, carpenter, bds J. Schlatter. Bingenheimer, Adam, policeman, Johnson, bt East Water and Market, N. Bingenheimer Anna M., widow, Market, bt Johnson and Division, W. Bingham Gilbert E., tinsmith, Biddle, bt Market and Main, N. Bingham Geo. B., carpenter and joiner, (of Palmer & B.,) Mukwonago plank road, Eighth Ward. Bingham John, carpenter and joiner, at P. & B., h TMukwonago plank road, Eighth Ward. Bingham J. W., at S. Shepard's, bds E. Mellon. Bingham I. W., tinsmith at G. Johnson's, bds E. Mellon. Birch Michael, stone cutter, h Third, bt Fowler and Clybourn, W. BIRCHARD'S BLOCK, S W cor Spring and West Water. Birchard Harvey, h Ninth, bt Spring and Wells, E. Birchard John F., furniture ware-rooms, 21 Spring, and 183 West Water h Mason, bt Van Buren and Cass, see advertisement, page 25. Birchle Michael, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden, W. Bird John, billiard tender, Michigan, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, W. Birdsall, book keeper, J. J. Tallmadge, bds Benjamin Kellogg. Birmer Tigh, laborer, cor Walnut and Sixteenth. Birmingham Thos., laborer, Jefferson, near Detroit. Birens Win. laborer, Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUF US KING & CO. -205 & 207 East WVater Street. -nmes too late for regular inmserion on preceding page. 19 Birk John, butcher, cor Cedar and Third. Biron Henry, miller, East Water, bt Division and Knapp. Blsbee Ira, engineer, 86 M][ichigan. Bischike Johann, carpenter, N E cor Sherman and Florida. Bischof Edward, house, sign and ornamental painter, Market, bt Oneida and Biddle, W, bds W. Gallasch. Bischok Jacob, Eleventh, near Walnut. Bishop C. E., clerk Daily American, bds Mrs. Fellows. Bishop Frederick I., mason, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Bishop John, carpenter and joiner. Bishop Nicholas G., groceries, 206 East Water, h 344 Jefferson. Bishop Samuel, lawyer, 171 East Water, h Fifth, bt Spring and Sycamore., W. Bishop Augustus H., produce, bds S. S. Daggett. Bishop John, upholsterer, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Bismerk Joachim, Hubbard, near Beaubian. Bissing M., meat market, Vliet. bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Bitter Fritz, carpenter, bds Washington House. Bizging Franc, laborer, Eleventh, near Galena. Blackmore Thos., laborer, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson. Black Edward G., book-keeper at Baker & Isham. Black Francis, laborer, market, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Black John, laborer, Main, near Mfenomonee, WV. Black John, dry goods, Lake, bt Reed and Clinton, W. Black Lewis H., merchant tailor, 1.65 East Water, bds W. Merrihew. Black Win., sailor, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Juneal. Blade Leopold, painter and glazier, 42 Chestnut. Blade Aaron, dealer in furs, bds B. Sewabe. Blade Joseph, laborer, Waukesha plank road. Blair & Persons, crockery and glass ware, 163 East Water. Blair Franklin J., (of B. & P.,) 303 Main. Blake Henry D., ofice Empire block. Blake Lewis, millinery and fancy goods, 23 Wiseon in; see adv, page 42. Blake Asa S., clerk Walker House. Blake Eliza, Jackson, bt Huron and Michigan. Blake Rebecca, widow, seamstress. Blake John, laborer, Main, near Menomonee. Blakely Alexander, stone cutter, bds R. Hutchinson. Blakeslee Frank, book-keeper, State Bank of Wisconsin, bds Mrs. Noyes. Blankenhorn John, butcher, cor East Water and Johnson. Blanxtius Christian, hardware, 115 East Water, h 360 Jackson. Blanche John, laborer, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Blanchard A. B., fish and fruit, 101 East Water. Blanchard A., physician, office Main, bt Wisconsin and Michigan, W, h 171 Van Buren. Blanchard Ira A., book-keeper, C. D. Cook, bds American House. Blanchard, Arnold & Co., foundry, N W cor Fowler and Fourth. Blanchard D. W., (of B., A. & Co.,) N W cor Sycamore and Seventh. OFFICE of the Hil-waukee City Bi.~rectorv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..-... 205 c 207 East Water Street. 20 mNamiesH too late iOr regtara iusertion on precedinug page. Blanchard L., carriage maker at J. Ogden, h near N e W cor of Spring an' Third. Blanchard Samuel, painter, Spring, h Milwvaukee, bt T'Mlrtin and Diviision, E. Blanek Daniel, fisherman, Clinton, near Kinnikinnick river. Blansions Christian, clerk, 360 Jackson. Blaser Philip, brewer, Main, near Chicago. Blaschek Edward, glove maker, Galena, near Eighth. Blatz John, brass foundry, Division, bt East Water and Riiver. S. Blatz Valentine, city brewery, S W cor Main and Division, h clain, bt Division and Johnson, W. Blauel Chas, civil engineer, Market, near Martin. Blech Charles E., tin ware, 21 Chestnut. Bleeh Louisa, widow, V!iet, bt Fourth and Fifth, W. Blech Mrs. MIary, North Water, bt Ogden and AMilauklee, W. Blech Theodore, carpenter, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Bleech Jeanette, dress-maker, Fifth, bt Chesnut and Prairie. Bleek Gustav, cabinet-maker, cor Cass and Lyon. Blend John, ship carpenter, Hanover, bt Walker and -Mineral, W. Blend Nelson H11., mariner, Albion, near Prospect. Blendinger John, carpenter, Main, bt ]Division and Knapp, W, Blenkenhund Christian, butcher, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Blechberger J., cooper, Seventh, bt Vliet and Poplar, E. Bleyer Henry, turner, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron. Bleyer Henry, Jr., tinsmith, bds Henry Bleyer. Bleyer Lewis, printer, Sentinel office, bds Henry Bleyer. Blicher Philip, cooper, North Water, bt East Water and Market, W. Block Samuel, clerk at Louis House. Blodget Francis S,, deputy city surveyor, bds I. C. Smith. Bloedel Heinrich, blacksmith, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh. 8. Bloedo Gottlieb,milkman, North street, S. Bloethner Gottlieb, cabinet maker, bds A. Braun. Blomer Michael, shoemaker, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, N. Blesh Vincent, tinsmith, bds Hotel Wettstein. Bliesner Frederick, blacksmith, East Water, near Johnson. Bliehi Choie, laborer, Jackson, near Lyon. Blodgett Chester A., horse dealer, East Water, bt Oneida and MIason. Bloettner Gottlieb, cabinet-maker, bds Hermann Muller. Bloodgood E., bds TW. Bloodgood. Bloodgood Francis, attorney, 171 1-2 East Water, Arcade building, bds at W. Bloodgood. Bloodgood Geo., civil engineer, bds W. Bloodgood. Bloodgood Wm., 392, Milwaukee, bt Martin and Biddle, E. Blonek Carl L., groceries and provisioas, Winnebago, bt Tenth and El1eVenth, N. Bloos Philip, barber, 16 Chesnut. Bloosy Adam, baker, Viet, near Poplar OFFICE of the ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO..... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Bloss Edward A., carpenter, bds Louis House. Blount Oscar F., at L C & M R R, h 355 Main. Bludau Mathias, book-binder, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Bluem Daniel, groceries and provisions, cor Fourth and Tamarack. Blum Christian, sailor, Greenbush, bt Hanover and Florida. Blum Henry, laborer, cor East Water and Knapp. Blum Jacob, carpenter, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, W. Blum Siegmund, laborer, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Blume Michael, shoemaker, Fifteenth, near Cherry. BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS, Newhall House. Boardman S. Annette, at J. A. Noonan. Boardman Elisha, produce agent, h Jackson, bt Martin and Division, E. Boardman Gottlieb, carpenter, Cass, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Boekmeyer Jacob, laborer, Main, bt Division and Knapp, E. Boech Wm. shoemaker, Reed, bt Florida and Oregon. Bockmauster Horace, engineer dredge, bds Luscomb. Bodden John, drayman, Biddle, bt East Water and'River, S. Bodden Michael, principal St. 3ary's school, h Main, bt Oneida and Bid. dle, E. Boden Frank, sailor, bds Patrick Lee. Bodendoerfer Leanhard, brewer, Stoltz & Schneider. _Bodner Gottlieb, cabinet-maker, Cass, near Pleasant. Bodemer Fr. school teacher, h 30 Wells. Bode Chas. F., justice peace, cor Third and Chestnut. Bode Henry, variety store, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Bodenbach & Co., tobacco and cigars, 247 East Water; see adv, page 18. Bodenbach Peter, (of B. & Co.,) h Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Bodin August, fisherman, Lake, near Reed. Bodin Christian, fisherman, Janesville P R, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Bodin Peter, laborer, Hanover, bt Scott and lMadison, E. Bodman Albert H., (of Cole & B.,) h cor Huron and Jefferson, N W. Boechardt August, blacksmith, bds Hirsch. Boeckman Ernst, engineer Daily News, h Brown, W. Boebel Henry, tailor, near cor Third and Tamarack. Boebel Thomas, tailor, at H. Boebel. Boerde John, laborer, Third, near Lloyd. Boegel Johann, laborer, Third, old city line. Boeger August, wagon-maker, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, Boehlke Stephen, laborer, N W cor Seventh and Harmon. Boehlman Frederick, baker, Ogden, bt Jefferson and Jackson, N. Boehlman Heinrich, tailor, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Boehlmann Henry J., tailor, Fifth, near Prairie. Boehlmann Margaret, widow, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Boehn Bruno, tailor, Main, bt Mason and Wisconsin. ~Boener John, real estate, bds G. Seiben. Boening C. Henry, teamster, Winnebago, bt Seventh and Eighth Boeping Frederick, teamstear, Winnebago, near Eighth. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 9.~ PI Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Boening J. Henry, blacksmith, Winnebago, bt Seventh and Eigbth. Boening John H., teamster, Galena, near Twelfth. 1Boening Ludwig, tailor, Winnebago, bt Seventh and Eightlh. IBoenisck Gotlieb, wagon maker, N E cor Scott and Jones. Boehme Charles, bar-keeper,Fond du Lac House. Boehmer John, bds Fond du Lac House. Boercker Chas., locksmith, Schumacher and Johnson. Boerger John A. dry goods, Reed, bt Lake and Oregon, W. Boeringer Martin, bds Rochester House. Boert Henry, mason, Eleventh, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Boesel Arnold, teacher of music, cor Vliet and Sixth. Boeseke Rudolph, groceries, Third bt Walnut and Shrma.n. Boeshaar Peter, groceries, 389 East Water. Boeswin Ann M., widow, Ninth, bt Walnut and Galena. Boessek Jacob, Eleventh, bt Walnut and Sherman. Boettscher Frederick, weaver, Fourth, bt Prairie and Tamarack E. Boettyer George, (of P. Kuver & Co.,) saloon, Cold-spring road, N. Boetting Chas., nailer, cor East Water and Division. Boetzow Julius, carpenter, Market bt Johnson and Martin. Bogertman Daniel, mason, Walworth, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, W. Bogk William, carpenter, Williamsburg and Third. Bogue Curtis P., clerk, L. J. Hobart. Boguslausky M., dry goods and provisions, 13 Chestnut. Bohan Jas., auction and commission, 114 East Water, h Fifth, near Spring. Bohan Joseph, laborer, bds Vera Cruz Hotel. Bohan Thomas M., policeman, h Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee, 14. Bohann Peter, drayman, bds Milwaukee Exchange. Bohlan John J., clerk, A. Casper. Bohlman Heinrich, carpenter, Prairie, bt Third and Fourth. Bohn Gustav, carpenter, Market, bt Kiapp and Ogden, E. Bohn John, cooper, bds F. Conrad. Bohnhoff Henry W., carpenter, bds J. & H. Warneke. Bohman Henry, mason, Elizabeth, near Greenbush. Boignk John, blacksmith, Galena, bt Ninth and Tenth. Boker D., laborer, h Second, bt Spring and Sycamore, J3. Bokkens Jacob, painter, N E cor Tenth and Walnut. Bolan James, marble cutter, bds Empire City House. Bolan John, laborer, bds,l. Corish. Bolan John, laborer, Baulding, near Elizabeth. Boldt Christian, laborer, Ogden, bt Brown and Sanderson. Bolio Franklin, eabinet maker, cor East Water and Martian. Bolkenins Albert, gunsmith, bds G. Siebert. Bolks Rev. S., (of the Dutch Reformed Church,) Tehnu, )b fGalena rl4 blilwaukee, E. Boll John, confectioner, at Herschedo and Schbendt. Boll ~i.thias, laboror, N. W cor Reed and Laake. Boll Martin, laborer, Lisbou P.lak Roal OF0 CE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. _ 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 23 Boll Theodore, carpenter, S W cor Monroe and Rail Road. Bollow Christian, provisions, Teutonia road. Boltag Frederick, bar-tender, Menomonee Beer Hall. Bolton Alexander, clerk in Comptroller's office, h Ogden bt Va k Buren and Cass, S. Bond Atistin J., mason, h Clybourn, bt Seventh and Eighth. Bond & Gurnee, lumber yard, West Water, bt Clybourn and Fowler. Bond 1H. R., (of B. & Gurnee,) h Second, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. Bond Jas. H., mason, h Clybourn, bt Seventh and Eighth. iBond Mary. Bond William, pattern maker, bds Luscomb. Bonesteel C. H., cashier at J. N. Bonesteel. Bonesteel H. E., salesman at J. N. Bonesteel. Bonesteel John N., dry goods, 187 East Water, h Biddle, bt Van BureA and Cass, N. Bonesteel J. P., book-keeper at J. N. Bonesteel. Bongas Hermann, carpenter, cor Fourteenth and Walnut. Bongers Gerhard, cabinet maker, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamaraok, W. Bongers H., carpenter, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena. Bonnawitz George, tailor, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Poplar, W. Bonnell James, dry goods and groceries, 97 and 99 East Water, h Van Bu-: ren, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Bonnell Lansing, stoves, scales and safes, 89 and 91 East Water, h N W o Oneida and Marshall, Bonns Henry, (of Zellner & B.,) 1h Jefferson, bt Martin and Biddle, B. Bonns Michael, at Henry Bonns. Booderic John B., carpenter, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Boogk Charles, groceries and dry goods, 296 Third. Boogk Christine, mid-wife, 296 Third. Boole Leonard H., shipwright, N E cor Marshall and Lyon. Boorman Adam, cabinet maker, East Water, bt Division and Knapp. Booram John, butcher at market house, h IRacine, between Pleasant ard Lyon, E. Boos Daniel, mason, Market, bt Division and Johnson, N. Booth & Ladue, wool dealers, on the water-power. Booth C. D., (firm of Salsman & B.,) Sixth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. Booth George, engineer, bds E. K. Ketchum. Booth Henry, N W cor Seventh and Walnut. Booth Henry, wool dresser, h 397 Milwaukee, bt Martin and Biddle, W. Booth Jas. H., clerk at H. A. Foote. Booth S. AM., prop. Free D)emocrat, h Second, bt Sycamore and Glybourn, A. Booz Hubert, laborer, Lisbon plank road, N. Borchert Carl, laborer,,S WV cor Cherry and. Sixt.enth. Bochert Frederick, groceries and provisions, S E cor Reel nld Florida. Bopp Anton, tailor, Fbh, bt Sherrma and Walnut, N. 1Iopp John A., maron, Di-ision, near the lake. Bord Charlem, waAcon, bd P. A. i argraf. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory,. ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 424 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Bordenhagen William, laborer, Monroe, bt Madison and Rail Road street, Wo Bordwell Chester P., Hanover, bt Lake and Oregon, W. Borgert Ludwig, carpenter, Thirteen, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Bork August, joiner, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, E. ~Bork John, laborer, 341 East Water. Bork Mary, laundress, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Borkanhargan Albert, laborer, North Water, bt Market and Main, N. Borman Christian, musician, East Water, bt Martin and Biddle, E. iBorman Frederick, cabinet maker, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Borms Henry, laborer, bds Robert Date. Borngesser Andreas, boarding house, 312 Third. Boi'ngesser Andres, butcher, 312 West Water. Borngesser G. F., 313 Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Borngesser George F, grading contractor, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Boro Dennis, laborer, bds E. Kavanaugh. Borz F., laborer, Beers, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Bortzen Julius, saloon and boarding, Oneida, bt Market and Main, N. Bosack Charles, mason, Walnut, bt Second and Third. Bosan William, laborer, Huron, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Bose Frederick J. G., teamster, Tamarack, bt Fourth and Fifth. Bosenberg Frederick, tobacco and cigars, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Botsch Joseph, wagon shop, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Botsch Peter J., blacksmith, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. fBoshaal Peter, shoemaker, N W cor East Water and Johnson. Boshing Frederick, carpenter, bds E. Steiner. Bossert Gottlieb, book-keeper, G. Pfister & Co. Bosustow & Barnett, grocers, 22 Spring; see advertisement. Bosustow R., (of B. & B.,) N W. cor Eighth and Clybourne. Bosworth H. & Sons, wholesale druggists, 139 East Water. Bosworth Chas. A., (of H. B. & Sons,) bds H. Bosworth. Bosworth Fitch J., (of H. B. & Sons,) bds H. Bosworth. Bosworth Howard, (of H. B. & Sons,) Ih 91 Mason, Bosworth George, professor at Milwaukee University, bds 85 Michigan. Bosworth John H., at L C & M R R depot, h 85 Mlichigan. Bosworth N. P., clerk at E. Mariner. Bothner Wm., carpenter, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Botle Lewis, brush maker, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Bott Jacob, mason, Seventh, bt Sherman and Beers, W. Bott Peter, baker, Sherman, near Seventh. Botten Elling L., carpenter, bds Lund. Botzem Cunard, shoemaker, Walnut, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Bough Coles, mason, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden, W. Boughton Abel, carpenter, 42 Chestnut. Boughton Adam, carpenter, Second. Bovee George, gunsmith, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth, W. Bovis Jas. P., pattern maker, bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Boris R. P. & Co., painters, bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Bowas Dennis, laborer, bds Winm. Kensella. Bowen Wim. laborer, Eighth, near M & M R R. Bower Julius, cabinet maker, East Water, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Bowers Michael, livery and exchange stable, Main, bt Michigan and Huron, E, h 53 Cass. Bowes Jas., mason, Van Buren, near Huron. Bowles Bridget, laundress, on alley bt Wells and Cedar. Bowles Jas. L., painter, bds at Franklin House. Bowman Chas., clerk at J. Furlong & Co.. Bowman Francis, laborer, Main, near Martin. Bowman George, (of E. Roddis & Co.,) 287 Milwaukee. Bowman Wilhelm, blacksmith, Green Bay, bt Short and Second, E. Bowne E. E., bds L. Kennedy. Bows John, meat market, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Box Christian, blacksmith, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Boyd & Ledyard, dry goods and groceries, No 7 Spring. Boyd Garrett B., (of B. & Ledyard,) h 87 Wisconsin. Boyd John, joiner, bds Niagara House. Boyd John S., S E cor Van Buren and Biddle. Boyland Hugh, machinist, bds W. Sprague. Boylan A2ndrew, S E cor Main and Buffalo. Boylan Catharine, at John Rycraft. Boylan James, grocery, S W. cor Lake and Reed. Boylan Mathew, drayman, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Boyl John, book-keeper on the canal. Boyle Bridget, house-maid at E. G. Ryan. Boyle Joseph, carpenter, Second, near Sycamore. Boyle lichael, marble polisher, bds M. Larkin. Boyle M., widow, Fifth, bt Clybourn and Fowler. Boyle Wm., laborer, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Boyles Lewis, conductor M & M RR, Astor, bt Division and Knapp, B. Boynton Alonzo, foreman G. F. Oakley. Boynton & Smith, grocers, 85 East Water. Boynton B. B., (of B. & Smith,) Jackson, bt Martin and Biddle, WBrach Nicholas, laborer, Brady, bt Racine and Astor. Brachmann John, laborer. Brachman Peter, laborer, Rail Road, near Brown, N. Bradford Bros., dry goods and carpeting, 155 and 157 East Water. Bradford Jas. B., (of B. & Bros.,) at J. Bradford. -Bradford John, (of B. & Bros.,) h 360 Milwaukee. Bradford Joseph T., (of Bradford Bros.,) h 362 Milwaukee. Bradford Annie B., at J. Bradford. Bradford Mary M., widow, at J. Bradford. Bradley & Metcalf, boots, shoes and leather, 191East Water. Bradley Chas. T., (of B & Mletcalf, ) bds Newhall House. Bradley C. W., salesman, Cole, B. & Co., bds Mrs. Freeman. Bradley II. C., (of people's market,) bdm Mrs. Call. OFFICE of the [ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BUR-DICK & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street.!36 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Bradley Peter, grader, Van Buren, bt Martin & Bidclle, W. Bradley Patrick, bds Thomas Plant. Bradley Miss Rose, bcls M. W. Higgins. Bradley Sherman A., carpenter, bds Mrs. Luscomb. Brady Thos., boiler maker, bds Michael Hughes. Brady Ann, seamstress, Spring, bt Fifth and Sixth. Brady, widow, laundress, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass. Bradtzer Joseph, laborer, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Brah Matthew, wagon shop, Wells, bt Second and Third, N, h near N ~B cor Third and Wells. ]Brahan Frederick, laborer, Pierson, bt Racine and Elizabeth, N. Brainard Jas., shoemaker, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Michigan, B. Brainard Jas. machinist, bds M. Larkin. Bramall J., machinist, Main, bt Huron and Detroit, B. Branagan Win., cook steam tug Decatur. Branch J. T., commission merchant, brown warehouse above bridge,'i Ward. Brand George, tinsmith, bds P. A. Margraff. Brand John, carpet weaver, Elizabeth, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Brand Lawrence, machinist, S W cor Main and East Water. Brand Sebastian, mason, N W cor Winnebago and Eighth. Brandecke Frederick, physician, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth. Brandecker Charles A. tallow-chandler, bds Central Hotel. Brandeker John, tallow chandler, Lake, bt Reed and Hanover, S. Brandeis Jacob, meat market, 55 Chestnut, S Brandeffel John, laborer, bds Rochester House., Brandt Christoph, cigar factory, 279 Third, cor Tamarack. [Brandt Charles, mason, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Brandt John, laborer, Fifth, near Prairie. Brandt George, plasterer, cor Market and Martin. Brandt Lawrence, grocer, cor Main and North Water. Brannan Patrick, mason, bds D. Corney. Brans Geo., stone cutter, h 208 West Water. Branton Anna, widow, seamstress. Brattan & Middleton, upholsterers, 34 Wisconsin. Brattan Joseph, (of B. & M.,) Michigan, bt Jackson and Van Burea, 1. Brauer Peter, carpenter, Seventh, bt Hanover and Lloyd, E. Braun Antony, sailor, Market, near Division. Braun Anton, wire-worker, Green Bay, bt Second and Third, W. Braun Augustus, Frankfort TI-ouse, Main, bt Huron and e.troit, W. Braun Elias, dry goods and groceries, Walilnut, bt Fourteenth and FVIf teeuth, N. Braun Gottlieb, laborer, Third, bt Wells aad Cedar, B. Braun Henry, labore:r, East Water, ]t Dirision and Knapp. Braun Jacob, teamteor, North Water, opp Main. Braun Joseph, nmason, cor Reed and Oregon. Br.aun martin, dxayman, N W cor Seventh naad Harmon. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. — 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding' page. ~7 Brauner Peter, laborer, Seventh, near Harmon. Bray James C, laborer, eor Beach and Oregon, S W. Bray John, ship carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Polk, WBray John, well digger, Jackson, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Bray Johanna, widow, boarding, 79 Huron. Bray Michael, grocer, S E cor Main and Menomonee. Bray Richard, ship carpenter, Main, bt Menomonee and Erie, X. Braymann Louisa. Brayton Edward F., bds E. Delehanty. Brean Jas., teamster, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill. Brearton Andrew, laborer, Second, near Sycamore. Brech Abraham, laborer, Fond du Lac road. Brechmann Christian, varnisher, Seventh, near Harmon. Breckow John F., laborer, Third, bt Lloyd and Beaubien. Breckow Ernst, laborer, Fourth, bt Lloyd and Beaubien. Bredel Christoph, shoemaker, bds E. Lippert. Bredfeld Carl, laborer, Vliet, bt Fifteenth and Wall, N. Bredfeld Henry, laborer, Vliet, bt Fifteenth and Wall, N. Breed Charles G., (of Mabbetts & B.,) h cor Knapp and Vaa Buren, bdW Dr. Joslin. Breg Henry, brewer, Tenth, near Galena. Breidbach Ham, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Fond du Lae. Breidert Henry, S E corner Market and Biddle. Breinit Andrew, cooper, North Water, near Milwaukee. Breitenstein August, whitesmith, Poplar, bt Fourth and Fifth. Breithaupt Conrad, carpenter, PopIar, near Seventh. Breicher Win., clerk, bds P. J. Gross..Breizter Joseph, laborer, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Brendecke Freiderich Dr., physician, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Brenel Ludwig, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Breen Elias, pedlar, Walnut, near Fourteenth. Breen James, laborer, Eighth, bt Hill and Clybourn. ]Breen John, laborer, Huron, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. Breen Walter, sailor, Oregon, near Beach, S. Breen Wim. Capt., Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena. E. Breeze Theodore F., clerk H. J. Nazro & Co. Breman Richard, carpenter, bds E. Delehanty. Bremer Adolph, upholsterer, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Bremer Henry, tailor, Twelfth, near Walnut. Bremer Frederick, pattern maker, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. Bremer G. & Co., wholesale grocers, 135 East Water; see adv., page 6. Bremer Geo., (of G. B. & Co., and B., P. & M.,) 391 Milwaukee.:Bremer John William, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Prairie and Tamarack~.F1 Bremer, Pfeiffer & Morawetz, clothiers, 138 East W ator; aee adv. Brennan Andrew, laborer, Jefferson, near Detroit, AW. [Brannan Geo., laborer, Beach, bt Oregon and Polk, W. _Brenman Louis Burnett, mason, Sixth, Cotton's Avenuas OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,...... 20O & 207 East WVater Street. oQ8 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Brennan Lewis, plasterer, Berry, bt Racine and Elizabeth. Brennan Richard, wheelwright,'bds James Martin. Brenneke & Frerichs, cigars and tobacco, S W cor Main and Wisconsin; see advertisement. Brenneke J. Henry, (of B. & F.,) S. WT cor Main and Wisconsin. Brenner Charles, harness-maker, East Water, near Ogden. Bretz John, laborer, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Breuer Ferdinand, wagon maker, h Vliet, bt Third and Fourth, iN. Breuer Ludwig, pedlar, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Breuer Weit, laborer, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Brevo Moar, laborer, Hanover, bt Lake and Oregon. Brew John, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Brezel Margaret, cor Cass and Oneida. Brick Frederick, cabinet maker, bds J. & H. Warnke. Brick Nathan, furniture ware-rooms, 204 and 212 West Water, h Fourth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W; see advertisement, page 28. Brickly Ira, mail agent M & M R R, h Cass, bt Wisconsin and Michigan, E, Brickell Jacob, architect, Jefferson, bt Martin and Biddle. Brickell Rivitha, Jefferson, bt Martin and Biddle, W. Brigel Fedel, produce buyer, East Water, near Biddle. BRIDGE BROTHERS, bankers and exchange brokers, East Water, under the State Bank; see advertisement on last page of cover. Bridge Samuel I., (of B. & Bros.,) h Ninth, bt Spring and Wells. Bridge Matthew H., (of B. & Bros..) Bridge HT. M., express messenger, bds Olmsted House. Bridgman Edwin, conductor, h Third, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Bridy Widow, South Water, near the harbor, S. Brienetien August, locksmith, Division, bt Market and Main, S. Brier Abraham, laborer, Brown, W. Briggs Ansel F., carpenter, 131 Van Buren. Briggs Thomas, traveling agent, h Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, W. Brigham J6rome R., (of Wells & B,) bds Mrs. Cadle. Brigham Win. M., (of Elmore & Co.,) Jefferson, bt Wisconsin and Michigan, E. Briggs Cary, bds B. Whitchain. Bright Robert, clerk B. & S. W. Staats, h Lake, bt South Water and Barclay, Brihl Adam, basket-maker, Poplar, near Eighth. Brill Peter, painter, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Walnut, E. Brimer George, gardener, school section, First Ward. Brimson Elias, machinist, S W cor Fourth and Tamarack. Brinnen James, shoemaker, bds J. A. Herbert. Britenbach Fianz, laborer, Sixteenth, near Sherman. Britt Orin E., (of Nichols, B. & Co.,) h 134 Mason. Britt Thomas, grocer, 74 Huron. Broaderick Michael, omnibus driver, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit. Brodhead Edward H., Prest M & M R R, h N E oor'Ator and Diviaiox OFFICE of the jEiwaukee Daily; Sentinel RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. NIames too late for regular insertion on preceding page.,9 Brodhead John C., dlockinaster M. & M. R. R., bds Mrs. Holliday. Brodie Simon, laborer, h Sycamore, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Brockhauss T. W., (of Duckert & Co.,) bds Hotel Wettstein. Brockhaus Th. W.,) of Duckert & Co.,) 27 Cass. 1Brockmann Ernst, mason, Peutonia road, S, Third Avenue. Brocky Amaler, widow, Third, bt Sherman and Walnut. Broecke Vanden, tailor, Fond du Lac road. Broechmann Charles, varinisher, Seventh, bt Harmon and Lloyd, W. Broeg Heinrich, brewer, Tenth, bt Galena and Milwaukee, W. Broenen J'aobus J., carpenter, East Water, bt Johnson and Division. Broieh Hugo, artist, 171 ].-2 East Water, Areade building, bds MI Cotzhausen. Brooke Win., foreniain Weils & Co., h 3Milwauklee, bt Martin and Biddle, ]E. BROOKES & STEVENSON, portrait painters, IMain, one door N of thl. Newhall HToufLc. Brookes Sanmuel TA., (of B. & Stevenson, ) MAartin, bt Jefferson a n.d M'ilwaukee, S. Brooks Deaeon, clerk, bds Central Hotel. Brooks Louis, caulker, near old government harbor. Brooks Nathan B., joiner, bds Central Hotel. Brooks Nathan, boat builder, edr South Water and Lake. Brooks Peter, laborer, Martin, bt Miarket and MAiain, N. Broomfield William, fireman, bds [Union saloon. Bromfield S., fireman at L C R R, bds Luscomb. Bronenkant Felix, laborer, S E cor Hanover and Virginia. Brophy Michael, teamster, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron, E. Brosehky John, laborer, Front, bt Oneida and Mason. Brosius George, saloon and boarding house, Mlarket, bt M'artin and Johnson, E. Brosseck John, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Brothy Michael, machinist, bds Empire City House. Brotherhood Charlotte, widow, Vliet, bt Seventh and Eighth. Brotherhood Josiah, nlachinist, bds C. Brotherhood. Brotherhood William, grading contractor, Vliet, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Brower Geo., blacksmith, Third, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Brown Anthony, tailor, S E cor Knapp and River. Brown A. S,, bds Fountain House. Brown Austin J., book-keeper at Branch, bds Hawkins House: Brown Caroline P., widow, 212 Van Buren bt Martin and Biddle. Brown Catharine, widow, Washington, bt Grove and Monroe, N. Brown D. T., Homoeopathic physician, S E cor Main' and Wisconlsin, h Jefferson, bt Division and Knapp. Brown E. L., conductor M & M l HR., bds American House. Brown Eunice, widow. Brown Henry S., daguerrean gallery, Martin's block, No 2, second floor, h Astor, bt Oneida and Biddle. See adv. Brown Hiram L., sailor, bds Neal K. Martin. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... 205 & 2207 East Water Street. 30 N'Tames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Brown Humphrey, carpenter, Jefferson, near Buffalo, TW. Brown Jacob, teamster, Water, beteen Market and Main, W. Brown & Ogden, attorneys, No I and 2 Albany building. Brown James S., (of B. & Ogden,) h N E cor Astor and Division. Brown John, whitewasher, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Brown John, Engraver, near M & L C R R round house. Brown James, machinist, bds Empire City House. Brown John, carpenter, bds Empire City House. Brown James, brakeman L C R RIt bds Luscomb. Brown J. (of H. B. & Co.) Brown Jonas, produce agent, N W cor Third and Cherry. Brown Joseph, mason, Scott, bt Jones and Cook, T. Brown John, sailor, bds B. Guring Brown James, salesman Lewald & Danenbanlm. Brown J., bds Fountain House. Brown Lucius H., 430 Milwaukee. Brown Miranda, widow Dr. T. I., Galena, bt Fourth and Fifth. Brown Samuel, real estate, N E cor Sixteenth or Wall and Fond du Lae. Brown Theodore D., surveyor, at City Treasurer's office. Brown Thos, ostler, Main, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Brown Dr. T., N', E cor Fifth and Galeca. Brown Win., surveyor, bds H. _Muller. Brown William, carpenter, Lake, bt Oneida. and Biddle, E. Brown Winm., Milwaukee, bt Wis con:siln an11d Michigan, E. Brown William N., grocer. BrownM W. W., produce, bds Walker House. Brownell David, Blacksmith, Lake, cor Reed and ll anover, S. Brownherst F., bds Fountain House. Browning Henry, malster A. Krug. Brownson Henry F., attorney, Ludington block, bds J. P. Kennas. Bruce David, morocco dresser, East Water, bt North Water and Knapp,'W Bruce James, sailor, Beach, bt Juneau and Oregon, W. Bruce Mary, widow, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Bruch Bernard, tailor, market, bt Division and Knapp, W. Bruch Nicholas, laborer, Market, bt Knapp and Division. Bruchner Erhard, wire-weaver, Tenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Bruhn John, laborer, Thirteenth, bt Walnut and Galena. Bruckner Chehardt, laborer, Galena, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, S. Brue John, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Bruenn Henry, carpenter, bds John Warneke. Bruening Henry, teamster, Galena, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Bruening Jacob H., blacksmith, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Bruening Louis, laborer, Winnebago, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Brueshaber Henry, laborer, Tenth, bt Galena and Mill, W. Bruchhauser F., cabinet maker, 312 Third. Brummel August, physician. cor Main and Oneida. Brummeleek Moritz, laborer, S E- corner Greenbusb and Walker. OFFICE of thle lilwaukee Daily Sentinel. RUFUS KING & CO. —-—... __205 & 207 Eatst Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 31 Bruockener George, laborer, Shermlan, bt Second and Third. Brunk William, carpenter, cor Clinton and Washington. Brunell Dennis, shoemaker, Maarket, bt Mlartin and Johnson, VW. Bruner John, carpenter, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Brunn William, carpenter, Scott, bt Clinton and Barclay, W. Bruno Wolfgang, laborer, Brown, E. Bruno Julius, (of Berliner & B.,) bds Hotel Wettstein. Bruno Theodore, vinegar factory, 257 Third. See adv p 37. Brunotto August F., land and collection office, 34 Chestnut. See adv. BruLsnihan Michael, laborer, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Bruss Goffield, milkma.n, N from North Street House. Bruss Maria, widow, 383 East Water. Brusse Garret, teamster, Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Brust George, carpenter, North Water, bt Market and Main, W. Brusz August, ship carpenter, East Water, bt M-artin a.lld Johnson, W. Bryant Alfred, bds WValker House. Bryan Jolm, butcher, Beach, near Detroit. Bryant S., mason, S E cor Fifth and Clybourn. Bryant Thomas, printer, bds J. F. Erving. Bryant'Walter, builder, bds Keystone State Hotel. Bryan J., laborer, M & M R R, Rh Sixth, bt Clybourn and Fowler. Bryde Thomas, laborer, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, N. Bryden James A., (of B. & D.,) bds Atlantic House. Bubh Ferdinand, milkman, Short, bt Beers and Harnmon. Buamietsky, gardener, Clinton, bds Hadt Prag. Buchannan Frederick, carpenter, Green Bay, bt Beers anrd Harmon, N. Buchanan John M., pastor of North Presbyterian Church, 397 Milwaukee. Bucher Anthony, cooper, North Water, bt Main and Ogden, E. Buchenberger Jacob, barber, 260 East'Water. Buchmam Frederick, Green Bay, near Harmon. Buchmam Ferdinand, carpenter, Peutonia Road. Buchmame Jacob I., grocer, cor Grove and Elizabeth. Buehmam Ottmar, boots and shoes, Chesnut, bt Third and Fourtih. Buehman, John G., beer saloon, Rail Road, near Monroe, S. Buchman & Haman, boots and shoes, 22 Chestnut. Buchhobr Jochen, laborer, Fond du Lac, near Brown. Buck Ferdinand, Dousman & Co., bds E. F. Grade. Buck Henry, laborer, North Water, near Ogden. Buck James, carpenter, Marshall, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Buck Polly, widow, at J. S. Buck. Bucke Michael, light house keeper, North Point. Bucker Anton, cooper, North Water, near Ogden. Buckelmeiller Heinrich, painter and glazier, Fifth, bt Cedar and Tamarack. Buckelmeiller Mathias, painter and glazier, Fifth, bt Cedar and Tamarack. Buckenberger Leonard, laborer, Prairie, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Buckingham Geo. H., clerk, Loomis & Hoes. Buakley Henry, mariner, Murray's Addition. OFFICE of the iilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. - 205 & 207 E.i;t Water Street. 3Q2 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page, Buckley John, sailor, Beach, near Buffalo. Buckley M., laborer, Seventh, near Spring, W. Budde Henry, wheel-wright, Oregon, bt Reed and Clinton,' W. Buder Antony, at F. Buder. Buder Florence, painter, 303 East Water. Budyn Franz, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Greenbush and Grove. S. Buechele Gottlieb, butcher, Fifth, bt Chesnut and Prairie. Buedner Charles, baker, bds W. Kragas. Buegener Nicholas, laborer, S E cor Walnut and Sixteentlth. Buell John P., joiner, bds William Wilson. Buellesbach Johann, Cherry, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, S. Buening Clamor, teamster, Winnebago, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Buening Henry, blacksmith, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Buening Iobst H., blacksmithing, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tent]h, h cor Winnebago and Eighth. Buerke Christian, shoemaker, Elizabeth near Lyon. Buerkner John, laborer, Grove near Walker. Buerner John, laborer, East Water, bt Klnapp and Di;visioin. Buerner Reinhand, house mover, Twelfth, near Wt alnut. Buestrin -David, farmer, 377 East Water. Buestrin Henry, carpenter, 377 East Water. Buetemeister George, guilder, 371 Third. Bulander John, carpenter, River, bt Division and Knapp. E. Buldt Charles, laborer, bds H. MBullern. Buldt John, carpenter, bds HI. Mullen. Bult Christian, laborer, Waukesha plank road, near Scott. Bulger Michael, laborer, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Bulfin Patrick, civil engineer and surveyor, Astor, bt Knapp and Ogden. Bulfin Thomas, eartman, Cass, bt Wisconsin and Michigan. /BULLS HEAD CATTLE MARKET, Fowler, bt West Water and Second; see advertisement. Bulterman A., clerk at Haverstick, Bennet & Co., h N E cor Cedar. Burback George, River, bt Division and Knapp, E. Burback Joseph, laborer, N Water, bt Market and Main, W. Burbidge Miss Nancy, map painter, Racine, bt Astor and Kewaunee, W. Burchy J. A., No. 13 Spring, h Third, bt Spring and Sycamore. Burdick Alonzo H., (of Erving, B & Co.,) foreman Sentinel Office, h Van Buren, bt Division and Knapp, W. Burdick Norman L., printer, of (E., B. & Co.) at Sentinel Office, bds A. H Burdick. Burhams W. P., bds H. Rockey. Burke Daniel, blacksmith, bds Traveler's Home. Burke Edward, mason, Chestnut, near Eleventh. Burke Edward, teaming, Huron, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee, E. Burke Edward, laborer, Huron, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. Burke John, shoemaker, J. Phelan. Burke John, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Polk, in rear, V. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO., __ 205 & 207 East; Wrater Street.,Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 33 Burke John, boarding, HuJron, between Milwaukee and Jefferson, S. Burke John, ostler, bds F. A. Margraff. Burke John, Indiana House, Huron, bt Jefferson and Milwaukeie. Burke John, laborer, bds M. Larkin. Burke John, laborer, near cor Cherry and Third. Burke Louisa, widow, Jefferson, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Burke Margaret, widow,'Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Burke Martin, laborer, Fowler, bt Second and Third. Burke Michael, light house keeper, North Point. Burke Margaret, widow, laundress, cor Van Buren and Division. Burke Michael, grader, Jackson, bt Miehigan and Huron. Burke Sarah, housemaid, B. Thboop. Burke Thomas. laborer, Van Bure, bt Pleasalnt and Kewa mtunc. Burkhart John, carpenter, S T coi, Jones & M3ineral. Burkhardt Heinrich, mason, Peutonia:Roatd W, near St. John's Cemetery. Burkhardt Frlanz X., painter, Lake, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Burkhardt Peter, groceries and provisions, N XW cor Elizabetlh and Sanderson. Burki Christian, shoemaker, ElizrbTeth, bt Ogdeni and L yon. Burkinyoung John, cabinet mraker, on the Canal. Burkloe Elizabeth, widow, Van Buren, bt Divison and Knapp. Burling Wi. I-T., book keeper, at Sexton, Bros. & Co. Burnell Ccalvin J., book keeper of Bank of Milwaxinkee, bdfs L. Burnell. Burnell J. 1'. produce agent, bds L. Burnell. Burnell L., secretary Kenosha & TRockfor.t.., d h FRourth. bt Spring 4a nd Stcamire WV. Burnell Wm., blacksmith, cor Ogden and Milwaukee. Burnes,Jos., drayrman East Water bt Detroit and Buffalo. Burnes John, carpenter, Milwaukee, bt I:uffalo at-nd Chicago, W. Burnett Geo. A., operator, Telegraph Offioe. Burnham Amone, ship carpenter,'Washington, bt Reeed and Cl(inton, S. Burnham G. & J. IL., brick-makers, Wr'aukesha Tlank road, near Muskeg Burnham n Georgce, (of G. & J. L. B.,) MAukwonago road, near Muskego road. Burnham George, imnerchant tailor, Elizabeth, near Jones, sW. Burnhamn Jonithbn L., (of G-. & J.. 1. B.,) brick maker, Mukwmtanago Plank Road, W. Bmurnham S. B., dentist, 1.71. 1-2 Ei'Water, bds HIotel WVettstein. Burns Daniel, (a11 driver. Third, bt Spring ancl Wells. Burns Francis, laborer, Fourth, bt Vlict anid Poplar. Burns Joseph, laborer, Detroit, ht Jackson and Buffalo. Burns John, book-keeper. Burns Edward, steamboat and propeller agent, Reed, bt, Walker alnd Miner-, Burns John, laborer, EIanover, bt Parker and Pierce, E. Burns Mary, widow, at Mrs. Catharine Jarvis..Burns James, laborer, bds Chicago -House.:Burns Michael, Globe Inn. Burns Thomas, la-borer, Division, bt M-arket and Main, S... S,..1.q OFFICE of the lKilwaukee City Directqrv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO, 205 & 207 East Water Street. 34 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Burns Peter, drayman, Fifth, bt Spring and Wells, B. Burns Patrick, laborer, bds Chicago House. Burns Patrick, rear of Catholic Cemetery. Burns Patrick, laborer, at W. P. Young. Burns Timothy, milkmuan, N WV cor Astor and Berry. Burr Frederick, laborer, Pierce, bt Racine and Elizabeth, N. Burr Joachim, laborer, Second, bt Lloyd and Beaubien, E. Burrell Samuel H., clerk, Seaman & Wling, bds A. D. Seaman. Burrows G. W., carpenter, MI & -M R It, bds J. R. Evans. Burrows Philander W., secretarya 3Merchants Mutual Insurance Co. Office, it 358 Jackson. Burtis Iev. Jt. l:Ienlry, issionary Agent, and Sec. of the American S. S. Union for Wisconsin, 165 East Wa~ter, 2d floor, bds S. Chapman. Burton Mrs. A., Tenth, bt Wells and Cedar. Burton James, salesman, Dutcher & Sextonl, h SeFod, Fourth Ward. Burton Robert, barbering, aMain, bt -Huron and'Detroit, E. Burlock W. E., (of Townsend, B. & B.,) 67 3Mason. Bus Frederick, wtagoln-nmAker, Fiftih, t, Chlestnut and Prairie. Bus Fritz, Fourth, bt Cedar and T-I!amarack, E. Busan W'illiam, laborer, Green Bay, bt Short and Second, E'. Busch Frederick, Clerk, 1. Schwa rtin:g. Busch Francis, clerk, ]. Schumsachlir. Busch Ludwig, grocer, coi Third and Walnut. Busch Louis, Cooper, Fourth, bt Vliet anid Poplar. Bush Francis, Clerk, IH. Kroeger, South Ealst Cor G-rove *and Walker. Bushbay Sarah, housemaid, J. B1. MAartin. Busher Thos., P. 0. clerk, bds Mrs. J. A. Freemain. Bussack Carl, masoJ, Walnut, lbt Second and Third, S. Buss John, builder, Cedar, near Third. Busse Benj., Mexican IHouse, North West cor Harmon. Busse Fritz, laborer, North East eor Shermlan and Seeventh. Busse Louis, grocery and provision, North East cor Walnut and Third. Busse Martin, laborer, Seventh, bt lBeers and Harman, VW. Bussell Bernard, laborer, cor Jefferson and Michigan. Buth Ferdinand, dairyman, Short, near Beers. Butler & Buttriek, att'ys, Ludington's Block. Butler Amni-i ]:P. 1., (of B & Buttrick,) h Spring Street Road, near City limits. Butler & Bower, livery and sale stable, foot of Mason. Butler John 11., (of B & Bower) h 336, AMain. Butler & Post, livery and exchange, cor Main and Huron. Butler Jonathan H., (of B & Post) h 336, MlaiIn. Butler John, drayman, Main, near Menomonee. Butler M1. H., agent, bds Mrs. Collins. Butler Martin, ostler, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Butler Martin, salesman, S E cor Huron and Elizabeth. Butler Patrick, carpenter, bds Vera Cruz Hotel. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Watsr Street. Names too late for regular insertion on npreceding page. 350 Butler Pierce, Prospect, near Elizabeth. Butler Richard, saleratus, pot and pearl ash, bds 3:[rs. Collins. Butler T. D., painter. 0899, cotr rhird anrd Poplar, h. rear Sihxth Ward,8ehool House. Butler W. I., att'v, Ludingto)i's B31ock, h IIifth, bth Sprilig and Sycamore. Butler William, ticket agent N Y Central l R R, h 3d85 _Milwaukee. Butler & Player, produce dealers, Reed, bt Oregnlon and lorida, S. Butow Chas., tailor, 225 East Water. Butsch Andrew, shoemnaker, bds Wollensacks, Rteed, bt Florida an;ld Oregon Butsch John, clotling, hleed, near Oregon. Butsh Adam, merchant tailor, R]eed, bt Liake and Oregon, W. Butterfield J. E. 23 Spring, up stairs, h N W cor Eleventh anlld Wells. Buttles C. A., agent,:r CoRolton's Universll. Atlas, Sycamore. b-t Sevent.h and Eighth, N. Buttles 0. B., I C c& M 1Al:t fIteigf r fghti bce, s C. A. Buttles.;Button EdwarIC, Van. Bur'el), bt IiLi til a.t Divisionl, t. Button Dr. Henry T., (of -reene & B.,) 1t 152 Cas. Buttrick E. L., (of Butler & B3.) 4150 Ja.k1son. Buxbalum Joseph, baker, -Brown, t Cii'.iabethll a-nd -Park E. Byrne Ellen, cook,. S. Hotel. Byrne Edward, briclkm iker, Besly & G-ieclc. Byrne James, drayman, Astor, bt Pleasantt amtt- L yonll, F. Byrne Timothy, dairlyman l, ceol J-acksi} a t nd L(lt elrr Byrnes Francis, laborer,? Pourti, bt- VX et aad op.ar, W'. Byrnes Jolhn, tealiste,, Second. bt prm t- l cin,'. and'. Byrnes Jamecs, dray.lvm, 6..2 East I.Vtei'. Byrines 1Mdairgaret, widow l8br'J, fa-ldlo -3,n bt aJicareliaL_ atid 11iureon IByrines PSatricl, c adperpint; a joiei, ) Ce'' a, bi t Tlird. d 1Fiourth. By'ron enrsy, miller,'i ast \Warte, bt iv)isios ail:lld Knllp,.t Byron R.iorald, pain ter, at t.. ]-!-:. Byrol Wn1. I., 261 V;13 B-y2e'Rn. Byron WinT. P., paiilt', V!in u;el 13Tel iar'Mn ichiligatl. Byron Willa ]:.ii'+hboyer, bt.Iiast IV.t'ir a te'iin. CABI.SEA2 fJ:l:. }, T,: capetter, d ary s ns. C(abel Andrew, t ili' lhiid, b-t W'ell and- Cedar. Cabel Joseph, laborer, Twelih; near Chicrv. Cadle }its. Elizabeth. 3019 Jeffersoi. Cadwell E., soap dealerl, bdis l[enomionee Hotel. Cadwell Henry, (of Haveristick, B. & Co.,) h 2(64 MAaill. Cady Dennis S.,'proprietor Fountain House, West Water. Cady Heman }M., timiber agent., vlajrshall, near Oneida. Cady Robert P., dredging contractor, 25 Spring, h 127 Mason. Cady WNm., carpenter, bds C. I:I. Sprague. Cafislh Agies. housemilaid, C(. TW. Perkins. OFFICE of the jilwaukee City Directorvy, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... 205 & 207 East Water Street. e'6 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Caban) Win., sailor, tIanover, bt Park and Pierce, E. Caill Winm., boarding, M & M t R, at brick yard. Cain Ch.:rles, (of Lee & C.,) h 374 Main, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Cain Dennis, laborer, Milwaukee, bt HIuron and Detroit. Caine J. J., carpenter, bds T. Caine. Caiue Thos., carpenter, h Second, bt Spring )and Wells, WV, Cairns Win., baker, Clinton, bt Mineral and Walker. Callaghan Catharine, widow, at John Rowst. Callaghan Jei emiah, blacksmith, Beach, near Chicago. Callahan Henry, clerk,;ds Mrs. L. Hills. Callaha, Henry W., clerk, Green & Button. bds J. F. Erving. Callaha.n T., laborer, bds James Martin. Callahan Thos., draymarn, bds lF; Landa. Callag;,' Thos.., clerk, E. M. Shoyer & Co. Call DMrs.. M. C., boarding, N W cor Spring and Fourth. C'illopy John, cooper, bds H. Galligan. C:;llow Edward, block maker, Jones Island. Calan J., carpenter, bds Jas. Martin. Caldwell Thomas, sailor, South Water, near Lake. Calef Ebenezer N., Market, bt Johnson and I)ivison, W. Calgeor Fclix, brewery, S E cor Sherman and Second. Calhoun Jacob W., book keeper, Flushing, 8S0 Third. Calhotl William P., sailor, E anover, near Pierce. Calihan Mary, housemaid, J. Devine. C(ahn Justin, grocery, Grove bt Sherlian and Beers, B. Calton T., farmer, h Spring, near (emetery, S. Cammack Francis F., at J. Plummer. Cam-eron Catharine, widow, at I. Cameron. C'rixleron Daniel, fisherman, Erie, bt Oregon and Jackson. Calneron: D. E., attorney, Arcade building, bds American House. Camp David Mi., bds H. Camnp. Camp H. I-I., cashier of Farmers and )Millers Bank, h N.-E cor Main. anad Biddle. Camp J Ia1. H., clerk John Rice, h 321, Milwaukee. Calipbell Alexander, dealer in hardware, 25 Spring. Campbcl Alexander, sailor, Jackson, near Buffalo, W. Campbell A. D., grocer, Lake, bt Clinton and Ferry. Camupbell C. 1)., widow, Oregon, bt Reed and Hanover, S. Campbell George, ea binet maker, Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourt eenth. Campbell Jarle, wido)v, Main, near Division. Caltpbell Janles, boot and shoe m:ker, 8 Wisconsin, h 140 Mason. Campbell James. j., boot anld shoe maker, J. Campbell. Canupb'1 Johl, boot maker, J. Campbell. Campbell James, carpenteJ, bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Campbell Robert, carpet weaving and dyeing, cor Ccdar ard 284 West Water. CampbellRlobert, saw filing, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Campbell Thcs., laborer, Van Buren, bt Buffalo and Detroit, E. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. INames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 37 Campbell T. 1., civil engineer, bds 372 Main. Campbell Win., machinist, bds T. MoIGarvie. Campion Thos., laborer, Eighth, bt Hill and I-inma i, W. Canary Dennis, laborer, Beach, near Buffalo, WV. Canary John, draymani, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit. Canavan James, drayinan, cor Second and Clybourn. Canavan Patrick J., carpenter, Oregon, bt Reed and I-anover, S. Canbie George, laborer, Reed, bt Oregon and F]lorida? W. Clanby George, laborer, bds Daniel Petries. Candee Henry W., (of T. S. C. & Co.,) bds WVrtin. L. Candee. Candee W. S., (of WV. S. C. & Co.,) bds W. L. Candee. (Candee W. S. & Co., calpet ware rooms, 160 East Water. Candee Win. L., (of W S. C. & Co.,) 1h 381 Jackson. Canfield Chas. r., clothier, Oneida, bt Van Buren and Cass, 1N. Canfield Mary, wido, childlrens' clothing, 12 Wisconsin. Canfield R., laborer, Ninth, bt Clybourn and lill, E. C(Jannell Tbholmas, wood turner, h S WT cor. Fourth and Tamarack. Canning Patrick, tailor, 53 AIichigan. Cannon JJas.. S. cor. ocr Van Buren avnd Ogden. Cannon J., teamstcl, 3tlabbetts & Breedt h Second, ht 8ycanmore and Cly bournl, VW. Cannon M., laborer, Second, bt Clybourn and F'owler. Cannon P., gardener, h Spring, near Cemetery, NT. Cannon Patrick, laborer, Huron near Jackson. Canny Patrick, drayman, Milwaukee, bt Detroit andt Buffalo, rW. Canoll Geo., nmatchinist, M. & I.. R.., bds Clhas..Jarratt. Cantrell Bridget, housemaid, F. J. Blair. Cantrell George, clerk, Martin, bt Jefferson and. Jatckson, S. Cantrell Mrs. George, milliner, at G. Cantrell. Cantrell Thomas G.C machinist, at G. Cantrell. Capes John W., ship builder, agent S. Alexandler, h Jefferson, bt )etroit and Huron, E. Cappeal G-co., upholsterer, J. F. Birthard, h Alloy, bt Wells and Cedar and Third and Fourth. Capron Laban, policeman, 1h Van Buren, bt Wisconsin and Mason, E. Capstack Edward, machinist. CAR WHEELI FOULNDRY, N W cor Fourth and Fowler, Blanchard & Co. proprietors. Carberry Joseph, clerk J. Bilty, bds Tremont House. Cardinahe Theodore, book binder, bds J. Thomlssen. Carey David, ostler, Huron, near Milwaukee, S. Carey Edmund, laborer, bt Van Buren and Jackson, N. Carey Stephen, laborer, Washington bt Clinton and Barclay, N. Carey Win., laborer, S E cor Jackson and Knapp. Carhale Win., boarding house, near Besley & Co. Brick Yard. Carl G-ustav, bar tender, Schloss & Mellins, bds Seventh Ward Saloon Carlie James, carpenter, cor Reed and Florida. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..-... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 38 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Carlins William, baker, Clinton, bt Mineral and Walker, W. Carlos T., marble cutter, II. C. Hoffman. Carlton Holland, merchant, N WX cor Virginia and Monroe. Carmichael Peter, grocer, 35 East Water. Carmody Daniel P., mason, bds Win. Parkinson. arnavan Jas., well sinker, h cor Second and Clybonrn. Carney Bridget, housemaid, at Jos. Baas.'arney Darby, Emmet House, cor Huron and Milwauke, S E. Carney Eliza A., dress maker, bds G. Goons Carney Francis, mason, S XW cor Vliet and Fourth. Carney Michael. clerk, J. Furlong & Co.,Carney Timothy, grocer, 43 East Water. Carpar Christopher, wheelwright, West Water, bt Wells and Cedar. Carpenter Albert, L. C. & M. Et. R., bds A. Burnham. Carpenter A. V. H., clerk, Lake Shore R. R., bds Washington House. Carpenter Charles B., mason, cor MIonroe and Pierce. Carpenter Edward W., Secretary Wiscoinsin Home Insurance Co.,Carpenter Joel I., mason, Vliet, bt Twelvth and Thirteenth, N. Carpenter John T., N E con Fourth and Sycamore. Carpenter Tlhomas, blacksmiith, Second, bt Spring and Wells. Carpenter Warren, joiner, bds J. W. Allen. Carr Chas., engineer,'L C. & M. R. R.., h Martin, bt Milwaukee and Jefreson, S. Carr M., laborer, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler, VW. Carr Margaret, widow, dliehigan, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. Carr Patrick, laborer, cor Hill and Seventh. Carr Robert, shoemaker, Cass; bt Pleasant and Lyon. Carr Thomas, carpenter, Huron, bt Jefecrson and Jackson. Carrier John, boiler maker, Washington, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Carrigan John, laborer, Lyon, bt Astor and Elizabeth, N..Carroll Elizabeth, widow, S E cor Astor and Pleasant. Carroll Mtiles J., gas fitting, Milwaukee, bt 3'ichigan and Huron, E. Carroll iMurty, cartman, Wells, bt Second and Third. Carroll Philip, laborer, N E cor Buffalo and Jefferson. Carroll Pat., boiler maker, Fifth, bt s1pring and Wells, E. Carroll 1'rs. Saralh A., milliner and dress maker, 445 Jefferson, bt Marti a and Biddle. Carroll Th'omas, laborer, bds M%[. Riandally. Carroll Thomas, fireman, M. & M. 1. R., bds Milwaukee Exchange.'Carroll Thomas, wheel wright, Chicago, bt East Water and Main, N. Carroll Thomas, boiler maker, bds Winm. Geary. Carson Sannuel, ship carpenter, bds B. Guning. Cartwright Thos., carpenter, S WV cor Jefferson and Chicago. Carvill Tlhos., sailor, Florida, bt Reed and Hanover, S. Cary Charles J., ins. agent, over Van CJtt's Jewelry Store, bds Joseph Cary. Cary Geo., clothing, 60 East Water, h 62 East Water. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, LUFUS KiNG & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 39 Cary Joseph, N W cor. Jefferson and Oneida. Cary Patrick, laborer, canal water power. Carv Patrick, laborer, Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth, N. Cary Patrick, laborer, Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth. Cary Thomas, laborer, Lyon, bt Cass and Van Buren, N. Cary Wm., drayman, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Polk, W. Cary Wm. H., 370 Jefferson. Carstanger Julius, waiter. Carthy Samuel D., carpenter, h cor Second and Clybourn. Casey Bridget, widow, laundress, Jackson, near Detroit, E. Casey James, laborer, Beach, near Juneau, WX. Casey Peter, pedlar, -Jackson, bt )etroit and Buffalo, W. Casey Thomas, laborer, bds T. Delury. Ca;sey Winm., ostler, J. & H. B. Kirby. Cashin Winm., book keeper, bds Vera Cruz:Hotel. Caspan Charles, tailor, Hamilton, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, W. Qaspare William, farmer, Market, bt Division and Knapp. Caspary Adam, wheel wright,.S XW cor Greenbush and Elizabeth.'Caspary Daniel, groceries, 12 bMarket Square. Caspar Adam, grocer, Market, bt Division and Knapp. Casper A., tailor, bds A. Sainfaus. Casper Francis, beer hall, Market, bt Division and Knapp, VW. Casper Jacob, laborer, Fourtleenth, bt Galena and Walnut, W. Casper Ifary Ann, widow, laundress, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden,,. Cassady J-as., moulder, cocr Alley, bt Third and Fifth. Cassel John, (of Schnitzler & Co.,) S AW cor East Water and Biddle. Cassel Peter J., S W cor East Water aend Biddle. Cassian Frederick, druggist, RIeed, bt Lake and Oregon, S. Cassidy John, laborer, bds J. i:eSola. Cassidy Peter, laborer, Jefferson, bt Chicago antid Alenomonee, W. Cassin John, grocer, Beach, bt Mienomonee and Chicago, W. Castells IPatrick, laborer, Kewaunee, bt Racine anrd Eilizabeth. Castellon, widow, laundress, Sycamore, bt Eighth and Ninth, 8. %Casti Anna, widow, bds 5M. Stephens. CATHOLIC COtiAIETERY, Spring, S. Caswell & Gaylord, hardware merchanlts, 174 Wes-t Water, S. Caswell N. B.. (of C. & G.,) h Fourth, bt S)pring and Wells,'W. Caswell Win. W., proprietor Menomonee Hotel. See adv, p 43. Cawley James, salesmnan J. Furlong & Co., h 118 East Water. Cavanagh Michael, clerk, Hanover, bt Virginia and Park, E. Caverly Lewis N., machinist, bds Niagara Hotel. Cedeka Charles, laborer, near Burnham Brick. Yard. Ceiley Cornelius, mason, bds J. Fitzgibbon. Celln Frederick, carpenter, Harmon, bt Third and Fourth. CENTRAL HOTEL, S E cor Ferry and South Water. Cerper & Bohem, blacksmiths, West Water, near Fountain Ttouse. Cficher Joseph, carpenter, East Water, bt Knapp and Ogden, le OFFICE of the Nilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Watoer Street. 40 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Chaintron Alphonse, dyer, 390 East Water. Chamberlain Chas. C., clerk, post office, Milwaukee, neacar Wisconsin. Chamberlain Dan. A., clerk, *Upham & Graham, bds D. A. J. Uphawi, Chamberlain H. F., machinist, bds HIoricon Hlouse. Chamberlain Frank, teamster, Greenbush, bt Virginia and Park, E. Chamberling, William, Murray's Addition. Chandler & Jennings, dry goods, 199 East'Water. Chandler Samuel, (of C. & J.,) h S E cor Milwaukee and Biddle. Chandler Darwin F., engineer, bds:E. Bridgman. Chandler D. H. & R., att'ys and law reporters, Kneeland's Block. Chandler P. H., (of D. H. & R. C.,) h S W cor Cedar and Ninth. Chandler Robert, (of D. IH. & 1t. C.,) bds D. H. Chandler. Chandler W. S., book keeper, Lee & Cain, bds D. HI. Chandler. Chapin, Gregory, & Armour, grocers, 12 and 14 Spring, cor West Water. See advertisement. Chapin A. E., Empire Mill, h Short, bt Sherman and Beers, E. Chapin E. D., (of C., G-. & A.,) Jefferson, bt Oneida and Biddle AW. Chapin 0., proprietor Empire Mill, h cor Mason and Cass. Chapin Ross, fisherman, lake, bt Oneida and Biddlo, E. Chapman Daniel, tannery, Canal Water Power, h back of Tannery. Chapman Geo. T., lawyer, Poplar, bt Third andl Fourth,. Chapman John, meat marklet, 403 Third. Chapman Robert, brick layer, Fond dui Lac, opp Brown. Chapman Silas, map publisher, S W Tor TIichigan and East Water, hl MiRwaukee, bt Division and Knapp, E. Chapman Timothy A., (of Iassett & C.,) bds AlaLson Sweet. Charbanniau John, sailor, bds G. Piggs. Charley George, buteher, bds Menomonee H.Totel. Charlwood Thomas, driver, Prairie; near the River. Charnley Francis, builder, Johnson,; t 3Main and Milwaukee, S. Chase Dwight S., clerk, 3. N. Bo-lesteel, bds Mrs. U]. Losee. Chase Horace, gardener, Clinton, S of Rail IToad. Chase Moses, manufacturer of galvanic batteries, 8 MI:arket. Chaunier Sarah, laundress, cor!Milwaukee and Erie. Cheney Joseph Y., roofer, Lyon bt Cass and Marshall, office 2220 Ea-st Water. Cheney Samuel, carpenter, bds E, Severance. CHESTNUT ST}REET HOUSE, cor Chestnut andl Fourth. Chesley Chas., clerk, bds J. Judson. Chever Patrick, mason, eor Milwaukee and Erie. CHICAGO HOUSE, Detroit, near Milwaukee, S. Child Cyrus, book keeper, American and Western Transportation Co., h 303 Jefferson. Chipman Alonzo, engineer, South Water, near Lake. Chipman Hiram, carpenter, South Water, near the Harbor, S. Chipman Hiram, South Water, bt Virginia and Park. Chipman H., hydropathic physician, S Water, bt Park and Virginia. Cholson Anun, carpenter, bds at Lund. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - ---- __- 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 41 Christall Andreas, laborer, Eleventh, near Chestnut. Christel Andreas, laborer, Tenth, bt WA innebago and Clhestmtl, W. Christen Joham M., laborer, bds Kelling. Christensen Jens, mason, Vliet, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Christian Aug. drayman, Tamalnrack, bt Fourth and Fifth. Christian Ernst, fisherman, river, bt Di vision and Johnson, W. Christian Jacob, mason, Lisbon plank road. Christian I'homas, omlnibus driver, Baltic I-:ouse. Christinal John, machinist, Market, bt Division anid Johnson. Christiansen Adrain, mason, 12 Wa.lnut, E. Christiansen Jatcob, mason, Brown, W. Christiansen Jas., machinist, Front, bt Oneida andl MasounW,' 1 h Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth. Christiiansen J ames, neclhanli(, h TanmIrack, bt Fourth arnd Fifth. Christiansen. T. S. R., clerk Sheperdl's grocery store, S Water, bt Ferry and Clinton, 2N. Christie DDavid, Clerk, Kellogg & Strilong. Christie James, bds J. E. Al1Clure. Christmann Philip, shoemaker, Atkins & Steele. Christophel Johnj, tailor, Ogden, bt Main and Market, S. Church B., builder, Fourth, bt Galena and Cherry,'W. Church G-eorge, conductor M & M R R, bds lmerican House. Churle Ralpll, mail agent, Milwaukee & Chicago 1R R., h Jefferson, bt Hurlon and Detroit, E. Church Saimuel, 3M. & M R R1, i II Main, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Churchell Edwin, captain, N VW cor Monroe and Florida. Chudack Paul, laborer, Market, nearn Market House. CITY AUC TItON ROOMT, cor East Water and Wisconsin. CITY-BOOKBINDERY, Niedecken, & Co., 6 Kneeland Block1. See adv. CITY CLERK'S Office, Excelsior Block. CITY COMPTROLLER S Office, Excelsior Block. CITY LAND OFFI'CE, Albany uilding, Michigan. CITY SURVEYOR'S Office, Furlong Block. CITY TREASUIRER'S Office, Excelsior Block. CITY FOUNDRY, 240 West Water. CITY OF STUTTGAERD TAVERN, cor Fifth and Chestnut. Clancey P., laborer, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill, W. Clander Charles, ipavior and grader, Tamarack, bt Seventh and Eighth. - Clander, Moutz, mechanic, Fifth bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Clander William, pavior, Seventh, bt Cedar and Tamarack, W. Clapp Francis, bookkeeper, Hanover, near Greenbush. Clapp F. C., physician, Virginia, bt Hanover and Greenbush, N. Clapp, L., butcher, bds Fountain House. Clark Archibald, stone-cutter, Martin, bt Jackson and Jefferson, S. Clark & Co., bankers, State Bank Building. Clark Byron W., clerk, Cass, bt Knapp and Ogden, W; Qlark Byron W., of Clark & Co., h cor Sycamore and Second, N E OFFICE of the lilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. ~4! Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Clark Charles S., of Clark & Co., h Fourth near Sycaumore. Clark Charles, real estate, 8 Newhall House. See adv. last p. cover. Clark Charles A., tobacco and cigars. 167 East Water, h 351 Milwaukee. Clark Edwin, plane maker, 30 WVisconsin. Clark Ellen, school teacher, bds G. P. Green. Clark Fred D., (of Davis & Co.,) bds John Davis. Clark Frank, sail or, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Chicago. ~1. Clark P., laborer, bds James McHugh. Clark George HI., barber, 22 Spring. Clark George F., clerk MN. & M. R. 1. Clark James, tailor, h Third bt Wells and Cedar,:E. Clark James, shoemaker, 116 East Water. Clark James T., engraver, bds Mrs. Holliday. Clark James T., salesman Loomnis & Hoes. Clark Joseph, civil engineer, Kneeland's Block, bds F. Alpia. Clark Joseph, farmer, Third near Tollgate, E. Clark John, trunknlaker, S E cor Van Buren aiind Lyon. Clark J. C., engineer, bds Union Saloon. Clark John, laborer, bds W. Cabill. Clark Peter, 73 HIuron. Clark V. B., tinsmith, bds George Brower. Clark William, blacksmith, Lake, near L C1 t t Round fHouse. Clark William, sailor, Beach, bt Polk and Oregon, XV. Clark William. mason, Second bt Spring anrd Sycamore. Clark W. L., clerk, L C & 3 IR. I., bds Mrs. Fellows. Clarke & Ilscey, real estate, S E. cor Wisconsin and Milain. Clarklie Abraham F'., of C & Ilsley, h Prospect. Clarke M. WV., Cass, bt Biddle and M'fartin. Clarson John, laborer, TN W cori Clinton and. Scott. Clary Iargaret, widlow, laundress, Third, bt Clybourn and Fowler. Clary Richlard, tailor, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Bnren, S. Clary Thomnas, laborer, Jefferson, bt 1luron and Detroit, W. Clary Thomnas, laborer, Clybourn, near brickyard. Clary William, macl;inist, bds J 1ohn Robrts. Clason, G. W., Att'-y. at Law, office News Building, AMason, h 329 tilwawkee. Clasen I-enry, shoemaker, Th[irteenth, bt Galena and Walnnt. Clauder Wilianm, parior, cor Tamarack and Seventh. Claus Christian, bar-keeper F. Conrad. Clausen Anton, carpenter, cor Oregon and Hanover. Clay Ada-mr, carpenter, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. Clayton Zach., sash and blind, M3arshall, bt Wisconsin and Masoln, W. Cleary Richard F., tailor, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Cleary Thos., laborer, Clybourn, near B. W. & Co. brickyard. Cleaver Albert B., clerk, H. J. Nazro & Co. C'emens Thomas, laborer, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Clemens Thomas, laborer, Fowler, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. OFFICE of the [ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS -KING & CO..-205 & 207 East Water Street........,_.............................................................................._..................._...... _.............................. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 43 CLERK OF BOA1.-D OF SIUPERVISORS Office, county buildinp, Court House Square. Clifford Albert A., bds Walker House. Clifford Alonzo P. Clifford Catharine, dressmaker, bds Mrs. Smitt.. Clifford Henry, blacksmith, bds M. J. Scully. Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, bds J. O'Reilly. Clifford John H., tailor, Walker, bt Reed and Hanover, N. Clifford, Rollin A., potrait painter, Kirby's Block, bdls L. Kenneay. Cliford Michael, laborer, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Clinecher Albert, distiller, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and North Water. Clines John, laborer, N W cor. Clinton and Scott. Clinsky F., beer hall, 6 Spring. CLINTON HOTUSE, Clinton, bt South Water and Lake. Clishee D., tobacconist, h N W cor Ninth and Wells. Cloan P., laborer, Eighth, bt Hill and Hinman, W. Cloney Patrick, shoemaker, Lyon, near Van Buren. Cloud Henry, painter, bds Mrs. E. Evans. Clout Joseph, laborer, Cass, bt Oneida and Biddle. Clump Peter, laborer, Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon. Clune Martin, laborer, Eighth, bt Hill a:nd Iinman.. Clyne, carpenter, bds J. Devino. Coat Joseph, clerk, J. IL. H-athway. Coats C., teamster, alley, bt Wells & Cedar, Third anl'd ]Fj'orth.lo Cobb Guy L., painter, Main, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Coots Simon, laborer, Ninth, near Galena. Cochlin Michael, Cord's flour store, h Main, bt Johnson and Division, H. Coehlin T., laborer, Sycamore, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Cochran James, brickmaker, N:E cor Ninth and Sycamore. Cochran Mary, housemaid, L. J. Hibbard. (lochrane Joseph, briekmnaker, Sycamlore, near Eighth. Coehrane Jas., brickmaker, yarcl near AI & M lR F., above Twel-fth. CJoekburn Thos., mleat imarket, Buffalo, bt East Water and Main, S. Cocup John }I., trunk makler, 1_02 East Water, bds Stimpson's Hotel. See advertisemenet. Codington Andrew, (of Smith & C.,) h cor Spring and Third.,Coddington & Kimball, meat market, S 1W cor Spring and T'hird.'Coddington A. H., (of C. & K.,) h S E cor Fifth and Sycamore. Cody John, laborer, bds Mrs J. Brays. Cody Richard, laborer, S E cor Jackson and Lyon. Coe & Co., produce and commission, cor Poplar and Third. Coe A. W., of Coe & Co. Coenenberg Gerhard, tanner, cor Washington and Greenbush. Coffey Jeremiah, laborer, Van Buren, bt Division and Knapp, E. Coffey Michael, cooper, American and Western Transportation Company, Coffey Thomas, clothing, 66 East Water. OFFICE of the' Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 44 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Cogswell Geo., deputy U S Marshal, S W cor Cass and Wisconsin. Cogswell Thos., watchmaker, Loomis & HLoes. Cohen Bernhard, druggist, 298 Third. Cohen John, clerk D. Adler, bds Stimson's Hotel. Cohn Brothers & Co., dry goods and fancy. 30 Chestnut. Colihn David, (of C., Bros. & Co.,) bds L. Cohn. Ceohn H. clerk, (A. N. & Co.,) bds at Cohns. Cohn Julius, (of C., Bros. & Co.,) bds L. Cohn. Cohn Leobel, Chestnut, near Fourth. Cohn Maritaus, (of C., Bros. & Co.,) bds L. Colin. Co'lrs Hlenry, carpenter, Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh, W. Collerny -Petert, sailor, Monroe, bt Walker and Mineral. Colbijn i). A., clerk, bds T. W. Colbin. Colbin Th'addeus,W., W teamster, )Market, bt ()neida and Biddle. Colburn MNTiss H., bds A. Whittemore. Colberg Pter G., inmariner, Monroe, near Walker. Colditv William, tinsinith, cor Fourth and Cedar, bds Ch. Werner. Cole, Bradley & Co., dealers in produce, 201 West Water. Cole, Bradley & Co., people's market, 2 Spring, N. Cole Edlward, (of Cole, Bradley & Co.,) people's market, h1 Fourth, bt Spring and Sycamore. JCole Ellen, widow, N E cor Galela and Seventh. Cole F. J., produce and commission, Clinton, bt Soutlh Water and Lake, W. Cole Lumran E., cutter, W1. S. SWells & Co., h 3Michigan, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Cole Richard, cooper, Second, bt Cherry and Galena, E. Cole T. C., (of C., Bradley & Co.,) h Lisbon plank road, Wauwatosa. Colegrove Geo., gardener, bds Atlantic House. Colemani August, varnisher, MiNlwankee, bt Huron and Michigan, E. Coleman Faldine, teamster, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. Coleman,John, laborcr, bcis P. Landa. Coleman James, moulder, Fourth, bt XrWells and Cedar. Coleman Lawrence, laborer, Mnurray's Addition. Coleman L., laborer, Fourth, bt Spring and Wells, E. Coleman, Mifichael, laborer, bds LM[. Kanally. Coleman Morris A., draynman, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron, iE. Coleman Thomas, laborer, 74 Huron. Coleman, W. W., with:Noonan & TJcNab, bds J. H. ITesch. Colgate Bros., hardware, 111 East Water. Colgate Geo. M., (of C. & Bros.,) h 329 Main. Colgate John, (of C. & Bros.,) b.s G. M. Colgate. Coller Witn., ship carpenter, N E cor Hanover and Walker. Collingbourn F., painter, Second, bt Spring and Wells, E. Collingbourne Thomas P., wall paper and painting, 269 IMain. (See advertisement, fly leaf. ) (ollins James, policeman, Detroit, near Jefferson, N. Collins, Jas. H.,j jeweller, Loomis & Hoes. OFFICE of the iliwaukee, Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 20.5 & 207 E.ast Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 4 5 Collins Jas., boarding, N W eor Jefferson and Detroit;. Collins John, laborer, Eight i, near M & M 1:R P, E. Collins John, copyistl, bds J. Scully. Collins Jon., dealer in seeotl(-hlaidin merchandize, West Water, next d(oer t. Fountain Hlouse, W. Collins John li. dealer in ifruit, Jefferson, bt Tlichigau and Huron. Collins Michael H., (of Towle & Co.,) 16 Wisconsin. Collins Olivia Mrs., boarding, 372 Main, bt Biddle and Malrtin, E. Collins Thos., laborer, Lake, near Micehigan, E. Collins Thos., laborer, Seventh, bt Hill and Hiarlon, W. Collins S. William, laborer, Clinton, near Washington. Collins Willianim J., carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and H11ron. Collins Willianm, teamster for Jos. Cocklrand, bds N. Murray. Collopy DaIniel, ( Ge-Toldie & Co.,) Milwaukee, near MenomoInee, E. Collopy Jolin, cooper, Barclay, bt South Water amnd Lake, N. Colluni E., laborer at the M. & _f. R. IR. bds near T. & M. I.. R Colt James, bookkeeper, at U. S. Dis. Clerk's'Office. Colt Joseph, clerk M. & W. R., bds AIrs. Losey's. Coltitv Win., tinsmlith, Fourth, bt Prairie and Chestsnut. Coltoni Theodore S., famer, Spring street rosad near city limnitS. Colman Jeremiai, laborer, Lake, near Huron. Comdhaer Nicholas, Ninth bt Wa lnut and tGalenla. Comeford Peni, printer, bds'Farmer's In. Comieford Eliza, widow. g vlocer, HIuronl )t (lasns adl -Vast Buren. Conipart Frederick., Fifth near Prairie. COMM3IiERCIA IJ INS. COMIP NY, office AIiehigan, ii State B'k Building. COMMIER PCIAL l:HOTEL, Mm1ain bt. -Huron and Detroit. See advertisement. COMMON C'OUNCIL. lieooms No. 5 State Bank Building. Comstock Cicero, Real Est'ate Agent, h N E cor Fiourth and Galena. Conmstock Leander, sawmill. office Cherry, bt Second an-nd Third, h b-a. le,9; bt Fourth and Fifth. Comstock Stephen, bdcs Edward Wa.l rie r. Comituchr Niehola.us, Ninth, bt G-a.lena ancld Wr.nut, W. Conall Bridget, housemaid, a.t L-. ardl. Conant Ian.nah S., at S. E. Foote's. Connaughty Arthur, shoemnaker at J. Phelan.. Conaughty Chas., shoemaker, bds P'. Landa. Conaughty, ClIas., machinist, bds P. Landa. CONCE RT HALL, N. W. cor Spring and W. Water. Condor Mary W., grocer, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Condon MIichael, grocer, Van Buren bt 3Michigan and Huron. Conklin Sarah, bds Anna Williams, Vliet, bt Seventh and Eighthl. Conley Peter, laborer, S. WV. cor Vliet and Fourteenth. Conlin Mich., laborer, Seventh, bt Clybourn and Fowler, WV. Connall Ann, widow, laundress, Van Buren, bt IDetroit and HIuron, F. Connell E., laborer, M. & M I R. R., h Sycanmore, bt Eighth and Nint -A. Cornmell James, Hinmnan, near Fowler. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. - 205 & 207 East3 Water Street. 46 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Comnell Mathew, laborer, Clybourn bt Eighth and Ninth. Connell Michael, mason, Elizabeth bt Kewaunee and Pleasant. Connell Michael, laborer, Huron bt Van Buren and Detroit. Connell Pat, laborer, near B. W. & Co's brickyard. Connell Peter, laborer, Lake, bt Wisconsin and Michigan. Connelan Michael, bds T. McNamlara's. Connelly Coleman, laborer, Marshall, bt Ogden and Pleasant. Connelly James, tailor, bds P. Connelly. Connelly Martin, tailor, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. Connelly Patrick, jr., tailor, Huron, bds P. Connelly. Connelly Patrick, tailor, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Main, N. Connelly Patrick, laborer, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit. If. Clonner David, draymanl, Second, near Fowler, W. (Conncr Jas., laborer, N. XW. cor Sixth and Fowler. Conner James, laborer, bds J. Ryan's. Conner Pat, laborer, bds Thomas Conner. Conner Thomas, laborer, S. Wi. cor Hill and1 Sixtlh. Conner Thomas, laborer, Spring, bt Fifth and Sixth. N. Conners J., laborer, bds iR. Dillon. (Conners JoIl, teamster, alley near St. Gaul's Chulirch. Conners John, contractor, S. WV. cor Astor and Lyon. Conners J., City Police, alley bt West Wa1-,ter a. ndi Second. Connor P., blacksmith, U)ds'M. Larkin. Connor T., draymnan, alley bt Cy17bourn. ac.t Flowter, near A.' & AlL. i)epo0t. Connors John, laborcer, ds 1'. Knlc'md. Connors 3thu11try, laborer, Lake, bt IHuiron anii Detroit. Connors N3iehael, dive, d:tXinie, neatr Men o-i-moje, e\V. Connors Thonas, laborer, Sixth neari STpring. Connery M3!ichacl, carpenter, Lake near Clinton. Conniff Patrick, Marshall, bt Divisiou anc Knapp, W. Conniff Peter, printer, bds Patyrick Cormvii-fl C(ounolly Patriek, laclborer, Chicago, lit Jaceksoni Sai(. Ba3deatch: S. Connolly P., carpenter, bds Jas. T:ha-tirn. Conover Samuel S., Greenbush, bt Florida and Virginia, XWVi Conrad Anton, laborer, Twel th, bt CGalena lanld Cherry, WV. Conrad Balthassar, cooper, Johuson bt M[arket and E. Water, N. Conrad Charles, (of C. & Zellmore,) h }Market, bt B3iddle and Martin, 1f. Conrad Charles S., (of Salomnon & C.,)11 cor Prairie and West Wkater. Conrad Franz, saloon keeper, Reed, bt Lake a.lnd Oregon, S. Conrad Henry, tailor, Sixteenth, blt Cherry cand Vliet, E. Conrad Jiacob, ship carpenter, Monroe, bt Park and Pierce, N. Conrad Ludwig, brewer, S X cor Tainarack and Seventh. Conrad Peter, watchman, Division, bt East Water and River, S. Conrad Peter, grocery and provision, S WV cor Eleventh and Cherry,; Conrad P., cooper, North Water, bt East Water and Market, W. Conrad Peter, miller, Division, below E. Water. Conra.di Ernestine, widow, Clestnut, bt Twelfth,h and Thirteenttb.. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 47 Conroe Albert, (of Hasbrouck & Co,) Conroy. Andrew, laborer, Jefferson, near Chicago, E. Conroy John, laborer, Jefferson, near Chicago. Conroy Patrick, watchman, County Jail. Conroy Thomas, carpenter, Detroit, near Jackson. Consaul Win. H., ship carpenter, S. Water, near Virginia. Constan John, caulker, near Old Government Harbor. Constant Peter, laborer, Fifteenth, bt G-alena and Walnut, W. Converse John E., ostler, S. Wetherby. Conway Catharine, laundress, Jacksoil, bt Menomnonee and Chicago, E. Conway Michael, laborer, Buffalo, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson. Conway W. A. & Co.,'Wisconsin Pl aning Mill, Third, bt Fowler and Clybourn. Conway W. A., h Sycamore, bt Vlourth and Fifth. Conwa.y W. C., h Sycamore, bt Fourth and Fifth. Cook Alpheus, Sixtl, bt Sycamore and Clybourn. Cook Amelia, widow, Third bt Spring and Wells. Cook Alfred H., R. It. agent, 323 filwaukee. Cook B. Mason, Wells, bt Sixth and Seventh. Cook Daniel B., bookkeeper H. A. Foote. Cook Bernard, rmason, cor Sevenith and Wells. Cook & Lockwood, R1. R. contractors, cor Ecast rWater and Huron. Cook C. D., (of C. & Loc-kwood,) S W cor Masarshall and Biddle. Cook Christian, brewer, Cass, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Cook C., widow, seanistress, 8 E cr Seventh and Wells. Cook G. G., agent Ft. Wayne & Chicago 1:. R,, bds Newiall lHToaC.se Cook John, carpenter, hds 3Irs. Dixon's. Cook L., laborer, Fourth, near Well,, 13E. Cook Michael, tailor, 84 lMichigan. Cook Win., clerk, Johrn IRice. Cook Win., cutte r,, Friend Bros., 3S3 Mlain, bt'Martin and Biddle, 1E. Cook Win. S.. contractor, Greenbusl, bt Oregon and Florida, E. Cook Win., laborer, Cass, bt Lyon alnd Pleasant W,. Coolidge & Sherburae, vegetables and poultry, Market House. Coolohan Kein, carpenter, MATilwaukee, near Detroit. Coomobs Martin B., atty, Empire Block, bds Walker House. Coon Ann, widow, bds J. ~liet. Coon J. G., hack and livery, Fourtb, bt Prairie and Tamaracek, h iFourth, bt Poplar and Vliet. See adv. p. 33. Coon John, drayman, Oregon, bt Reed and Huron, N. Coonan Sarah, housemaid, T. Littell. Cooney Daniel, carpenter, Prospect. Cooney Dennis, sailor, bds Jno. Buckley. Cooney Michael, mariner, Jackson, bt Division and Knapp. Cooney R., laborer, N W cor Fond du Lac arnd Fifth. Cooney Thos., laborer, P. Bradley. Coop-er Andrew, baker A. H. Johnston. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, B'UIRDICK & COO.-.. 205 & 207 East. Water Street. 4S ]DNames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Cooper Alexander, laborer, iEleventh near Chestnut. Cooper Hughl, tailor, Lyon, bt Van Buren and Cass,'W. Cooper James. Mariner's Home, Main, bt Menomonee and Chicago. Cooper Porterfida, tailor, bds Hugh Cooper, Cooper Thos., drayman, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago. E. Corbett H. V., Packer, S E cor, Tamarack and Eightl. Corbett James, lcaborer, bds M. Larkin. Corbitt Alex., printer, Cass, bt WmeisconsillL and Mic(higan, Corbitt Chas., printer, S E cor Van Buren and W is onsin Corbitt Henry, grading contractor, Park, near iReed. Corbitt John, printer, bds Chas. Corbitt. Corbusier Albert B., (of Lane & Co.,) bds Clinton House Corcoran Cornelius, grocery, Main, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Corcorln John, laboer, Jefferson, bt Chicago anld NMenomonee, W. Corcoran Peter, carpenter, bds J. Devine. Cord & Brother, Imour and feed, 4 Market. Cord Josepb, (of C. & Bro.,) Main, bt Martitn and Johnson. Cordes C. & B otherl, g:ocery' and provision, Clinton, bt Lak e art'n S:oati Watter, W. Cordes Iermian (., Clinton, bt Lake land South Water, W. Cordes J. II. & Co.,?roc(ers, 92 East; Water. Cordes J oseph H., (of C. & Co.,) h N W cor Jones and Elizabeth. Cordes Karster, laborer; Fifteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Cordes Ludwig, cooper, Tenth, bt Mill and Galena. Cordes & Co., grocers, cor S. WX.ater and Clinton. Cordes Thomas F., bds L1. Kennedy. Cordez Henry, ecarpenter, Vliet near Fi:fteenth. Cordier Ch.as. Adolph, Exchange Salooni, N E cor Huron and ]a.at Waut r, I S W cor Oneida and East Water. Cordier Henry, book keeper, 62 East Wate.r. Cordier Henry, ELast Water, bt Biddle andl'.artin. B. Cordier Jacob, saloon, 62 East Water. Cornish John, Vera Cruz HIotel. Cornish Jas., laborer, bds Vera Cruz Hotel, Cornell Charles, carpenter, Washington, bt Clinton ald Barelay, S. Corner c- arpenter, Ea-st Water, bt Di)vision and Johnson, S. Corr John, cattle dealer, bds Farmer's Inn. Corrigan Win., farmer, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler. Cors Charles, grocer, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Corson Dighton, (of C. & Vandor,) h Mtarshall, bt T)ivison and Knapp. Corson & Vandor, attorneys, Juneau Block. See advertisement, p. 19. Corson Louis II., Cedar, bt Third and Fourth, N. Corston Charles J., carpenter, Hinman, near Fowler. Corter William, ship carpenter, cor Reed and Florida. Cory H., millwright, bds Union Saloon. Cory J., millwright, bds Union Saloon. Cosgrove Ellen, housemaid, J. D. Lawrence. OFFICE of the lilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 49 Cosgrove John, laborer, bds M. Petled. Cosgrove John, builder, bds Louis House. Costello A., laborer, bds MI Larkin. Costello Catharine, widow, Sycamore, near Eighth. Costello Michael, laborer, Walnut, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W. Costello )Mark, plasterer, bds Keystone State Hotel. Costello Thomas, blacksmith, Huron, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Costello William, drayman, bds Milwaukee Exchange. Costellon Michael, laborer, Eighth, bt Hill and Hinman, W. Costellon Thomas, laborer, h alley opp L. & P. soap manufactory. Coss Jas. F., imachinist, Second, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. Cossoner Joseph, boarding house, Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee, E. Cotter John, bar tender, at P. MeDonnaugh's. Cottrell Jedd P. C., (of May & Co.,) bds Mrs. Follansbee. Cotton Cha:.les C., Deputy U. S. MIarshal,.485 Jefferson, bt MIartin and Division. Cotton D., cor Ninth and Beaubian. Cotton George H., wheelwright, Fourth, between Poplar and Chestnut, E. Cotzhausen Alexander, wines, liquors and segars, 22 Chestnut. Coughlin Bryan, blacksmith, Detroit bt Milwaukee and Jefferson. Coughlin Bridget, at J. Coughlin..Coughlin D., laborer, Sycamore, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Coughlin David, policeman, Huron, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Coughlin John, grocer, Main, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Coughlin John, S. W. cor Jackson and Detroit. Coughlin Richard, drayman, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, N. COUNTY BUILDINGS, Court House Square. COUNTY AND CIR'CUIT COURT CLERK'S OFFICE, County Buil. dings. COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, County Buildings. COUNTY REGISTER'S OFFICE, County Buildings.'COURT HOUSE SQUARE, Oneida, bt Jefferson and Jackson. COURT HOUSE, Court House Square. COUNTY JAIL, Jackson, bt Biddle and Martin. Courtenay David, book-lkeeper, T. Hibbard, bds Walker House.:Courtenay WVm., book-keeper at Layton & Plankinton, bds Walker House, Courtney H., bookkeeper, Dousman & Co. Courtney H., laborer, Second. Coverdale Reuben, mason, Fond du Lac road. Covert Georgianna, housemaid, E. H. Goodrich. Cowan D., farmer, bds W. Worth. Cowan Robert, boarding house, Pierce, bt Hanover and Grove. Cowig Michael, laborer, Milwaukee, near Michigan, E. Cowlbeck W. F., clerk, bds J. Whitney. 4Jowles Daniel F., clerk, Bradford Bros. Cox John B., at J. B. Bellange. Cox Leonard, ship carpenter, Greenbush, bt Virginia and Park, W. 4 OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURD1CK & CO...... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 50 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Cox Leonard, ship yard, S. Water, near Lake, h cor Greenbush and Virginia. Coyle Honoria, widow, Galena, near Twelfth. Coyne Andrew, laborer, Jefferson, near Detroit, W. Cozar James, laborer, Berry, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, N. Cracha Sochen, well digger, Fifth, bt Walnut and Sherman, W. Crady James, laborer, South Water, near the harbor, W. Craig Michael, drayman, 53 E. W. Craig Minerva, widow, S. E. cor Vliet and Fourteenth. Craig William, ostler, Merchants' Hotel. Crain Cornelius, laborer, Jefferson, bt Chicago and Menomonee, VW. Crain Josiah W., insurance agent, 2 Martin's block. Craly Nicholas, drayman, Detroit, near Jackson, N. Cramer August T., wines and liquors, 265 East Water, b Cass, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Cramer & Beecker, crockery and glass, 211 East Water. (See adv.) Cramer Adolf, (of C. & B.,) h 211 East Water. Cramer Eliaphlet, president Milwaukee Gas Light Co., h 124 Mason. Cramer William E., proprietor and editor Daily Wisconsin, bds Newball House. Crampton Henry C., planing mill, Fowler, bt Fourth and Fifth.!'.h Spring, near Cemetery. Crampton Jonathan H., land agent, 12 Wisconsin, h 343 Jefferson. Crandall J. S., clerk, bds Clinton House. Crane 0. T., bookkeeper A. Campbell, h Second, bt Spring and Sycamore, W. Crank William, Carpenter, bds Mrs. Dixon. Crass John P., cabinet maker, Division, bt East Water and River, S. Crass Peter, cabinet maker, Division, near River. Crasarly Bernhard, laborer, IY/onroe, near Pierce. Cratsburg Lewis, clerk Chandler & Jennings. Crathy David, laborer, Jefferson, bt Huron and Michigan, E. Crawfton John, drayman. Creed John, laborer, Van Buren bt Michigan and Huron. Creed Phillip, laborer, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Cregan D., carpenter, h N. WV. eor Fowler and Fifth. Cremer John, teamster, South Water, near the harbor, S. Cress H., Jr., moulder M. & M. Stone, bds E. Mellon. Cress Henry, carpenter, bds Union Saloon. Crevescoeur, physician, Scott, bt Brown and Baulding, S. Crihaezck Franz, pedlar, S. E. eor Sixth and Poplar. Crimps M. N., salesman, bds J. S. Hershey. Crippen J. W., conductor L. & A. R. R., bds American House. Crisbee Dennison, tobacconist, h Ninth near Wells. Cristman Philipp, shoemaker, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Croak Daniel, tinsmith, bds J. Johnson's. Croak James, laborer, bds J. Ryan. Croak William, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.......... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 51 Crocker Col. Hans, bds P. Potter. Crocker William, joiner, Lot 11, Section 16, First Ward. Crofton & Langdon, grocers, Huron, bt Jackson and Van Buren. C(rofton John, (of C. & Langdon,) h Huron, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Crogan James, laborer, Eighth, bt Hill and Sherman, W. Croll M. laborer, h alley bt Spring and Wells, and Second and Third. Croke Michael, merchant tailor, 118 E. Water, h Michigan, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Crommer Lawrence W., tinsmith, bds Merchants' Hotel. Cron Anton, upholsterer, Fourth, bt Cherry & Vliet, WT. Cronan Michael, laborer, bds J. Martin's. Cronan Wilhelm, cooper, S. W. cor Twelfth and Vliet. Crosfield Edmund, painter, h Vliet, bt Nineteenth and Twentieth, N. Cross & Woodward, attorneys, 5 Albany Buildings. Cross Nelson, attorney, (of C. & W.,) Prospect, E. Cross Francis D., bar-tender U. S. Hotel. Cross George, machinist, -Washington bt Clinton and Barclay. Cross James B., mayor, Excelsior Block, h S. W. cor Ninth and Wells. Cross Capt. William, mariner, h Cass bt Wisconsin and Mason. Crossman J. M., architect, Ludington's Block, bds Mrs. Fellows. Crott Thos., laborer, Elizabeth, near Baulding. Crotty James, teamster, Seventh, bt Hill and Hinman. Crouch Jonathan Undertaker, opp American House, Spring. Crouch Sylvanus G., furniture and express wagon, Spring, opposite American House. Crounse J. C., proprietor Layton House. See advertisement, p 47. Crounse L. L., local editore i'ree De-mocrat, bds S. M,. Booth. Crounse Charles, blacksmith, East AWTater, bt Martin and Johnson, TW. Crouse John, wagon maker, bds G-eo. ltuesh. Crowe James, laborer, Detroit, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Crowe John, gas fitter, bds Globe lnn. Crowley Daniel, laborer, Jefferson, bt Huron and ilichigan, E. Crowley Jerry, laborer, MIonroe, bt Florida and Oregon. Crowley Michael, laborer, Van Buren, bt Lyon and Pleasant, WT. Crugom Dr. James, physician, 291 Milwaukee. Crux John, engineer, A. Krug. Cuddihy Stephen, carpenter, Jefferson, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W. Cuff Thomas, laborer, Jackson, bt Michigan and tHuron, W. Cufnd John, cooper, cor South Water and Clinton. Cuish Patrick, laborer, Eighth, bt }lill and Hinman. Cullan John, ship carpenter, Sixth, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Cullan William, horse-shoer, bds J. B. Hickey. Cullen James, plasterer, bds Revere House. Cullen John, laborer, bds P. Delany. Culligan Dennis, grader, Elizabeth, opp Kewaunee, W. Cullin Ann, housemaid C Walworth. Cullons Christopher, laborer, Oregon,. near South Water. OFFICE of the ilw.iaukee City Directorv, ERVING, BURDICK & COt.... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 5~2 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Culver Franklin B., printer, Daily News office, bds Mrs. Davis. Cuman George, laborer, Knapp, bt East Water and Market, S. Cumell Jas. S., laborer, cor M3arshall and Knapp. Cummings Henry, blacksmith, bds J. Devine. Cummings James, blacksmith, Grove, bt Oregon and Florida W. Cummings John, (of Menzel, C. & Goodrich) h 295 Jefferson. Cunningham D., saloon, near M. & 3{. passenger depot. Cunningham E., prop'r. saloon, near IM & M passenger depot. Cunningham Edward, laborer,. Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant. Cunningham T. P., saloon keeper, S E cor Clinton and Florida. Cunningham J., laborer, Jefferson, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Cunningham Patrick, laborer, Jackson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. Cunningham Thomas, painter, Milwaukee, bt Michiigan and Huron, E. Cunningham Thomas, laborer, Van Buren, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Curce Henry, carpenter, Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh. Curigan Patrick, blacksmith, Miilwaukee, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Curlay Timothy, marble finisher, bds D. Carnay. Curley B., laborer, h Clybourn, near Besly, Watkins & Co. Brick Yard. Curley Mary, widow, boarding house, Clybourn, near B. WM. & Co. Brick Yard. Curly Thomas, bds widow MI. Curley. Curran Martin, carpenter, S E cor East Water and Division. Current John, laborer, N WT cor Monroe and Mineral. Curtin Bridget, tailoress; Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron. Curtin John, laborer, S W cor Jefferson and Chicago. Curtin Lawrence, grader, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit, TW. Curtis Esther E., boarding, Mason, bt East Water and Mlain. Curtis Martin, saloon, West Water, near Cedar. Curtiss A. L., widow, laundress, h cor alley bt Spring and Wells, and Third and Fourth. Curtiss Dr. A. P., 51 Wisconsin, h 475 Jefferson. Curtiss Lansing M., at A. P. Curtiss. Curtiss Lemuel C., at A. P. Curtiss. Curtiss Benjamin, F. clerk, Clifford & Brothers. Curtiss, A. C., captain of Prop. Allegany, bds L. Kennedy. (Ourtiss Harvey, Third, bt Cherry and Galena. Curtiss Henry, flour mill, on the Canal. Curtiss Martin, real estate, 340 Jefferson. Curtiss Sarah, widow, Jefferson, near Wisconsin. W. Cusick Daniel, laborer, Detroit, near Jefferson, N. Cushing Margaret, widow, WT. Byron. Cushing Michael, teamster, bds TW. Byron. Cushing Thomas, millwright bds B. Guning. Cushing James, sailor, bds J. Ryan. Cuseck E., teamster, bds Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald. CUSTOM HOUSE, Erie, bt East Water and Main. CUSTOM HOUSE, (new) N W cor Milwaukee and Wisconsin,. OFFICE of the Mlilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 53 CJutler Geo., carpenter, bds Milwaukee House. Cutler William R., S WNT cor Grove and Washington. Cutler William K., Grove, Fifth Ward. Czagel Ge, laborge, laborel, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden, W. Czerny Franc, laborer, Iarket, near 3Market House. D DAAS JOHANN, earpenter, N E cor Fifteenth and Fond du Lac. Daas. Elizabeth, widow, Chestnut, near Tenth. Dadd Arthur J., painter, 41 Michigan. Dadcl John, (of Harrington & Co.) druggists, h Division bt Astor and Prospect. Dadmun Charles T., N E cor Second and Clybourn. Daggett & Rice, pail factory, on the canal. Daggett Daniel, (of D. & Rice,) N W cor Sixth and Walnut. Daggett Samuel S., Pres't. Mlil. MIutual Ins. Co., h 161 Cass, S W cor Biddle. Daggett Thos., laborer, Detroit, bt Beach and Van Buren, N. Dagling Ferd'd, fisherman, cor Clinton and Walker. Dahlman Anthony, clerk at NW. S. Wells & Co. Dahlman John, of J. Furlong & Co., hds J. Furlong o., b. Furlog. Dahl Joseph D. F., upholsterer, Elizabeth, near Lyon. Dahmer Heinrich, shoemaker, Peutonia Road. Daily Jeremiah, saloon, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit. Daily Mary, laundress, J. Daily. Daily Lawrence, laborer, Beach, bt Juneau and Polk. Dailey Barney, laborer, Beach, near Menomonee, W. Dailey John, carpenter, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Dailey J os., saloon, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit, WAT. Dailey Samuel, laborer, Beach, bt Juneau and Oregon, W. Dale Samuel, book-keeper at Waldo & Ody's, h Astor, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, E. Daley John, drayman, Lyon, bt Van Buren and Jackson, S. Daley Philip, saloon, Ferry, near Clinton. (See advertisement, page 4. ) Dallmann Carl, teamster, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Daly Barney, laborer, Beach, bt Menomonee and Juneau. Daly Daniel, laborer, bds T. Savage. Daly James, plasterer, bds T. Savage. Daly Jeremiah, laborer, N E cor Monroe and Mineral. Daly John, sash and blind maker, Huron, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Damert Gottleib, mason, Seventh near Walnut. Damm John, mason, Prairie bt Fourth and Fifth. Damm Trangott, plasterer, Third, bt Sherman and Beers. Dammam Frederick, carpenter, Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh, N.. Dammer Joseph, laborer, Grove near Washington. Damming Margaret, widow, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Dambrink Jacok, labdrer, Walker, above Jones, S. Danenbaum William, (of Lewald & D.) bds Republican House, Danforth Malry, widow, boarding, 372 Mlain. OFFIC E of the Ijilwaukee City Directorv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 54 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Daniell William, professor of music, Astor, bt Division and Knapp, E. Daniel Wait, lightning rods and points, N E cor G(reenbush and Walker. Daniel Frederick, blacksmith, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson. Daniels Chas., foreman Austin and Bishop, h Second near Sycamore. Daniels Frederick F., collar maker, at A. Merrill. Daniels Alman, laborer, M & M R R at brick yard. Daniels Alman, laborer, cor Fourth and Cedar. Daniels Danner John P., laborer, Prairie, near Eleventh. Daniels Henrietta, at A. Follansbee. Dannecke Wolfgang, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac. Danner J. P., laborer, Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, N. Danver James, laborer, Berry, bt Astor and. Racine. Danvir James, carpenter, Jefferson, bt Lyon and Ogden. Dant Jacob, clerk, Fifth'near Cherry. Darling G. W., (of Morris & D.,) bds at C. Troop. Darling Ferdinand, fisherman, Reed, bt Mineral and Washington. Darling Jas., sawyer, Jones' Island. Darrow Alden S', (of C. C. Olin & Co.) h Wauwatosa. Darrough James, laborer, at H. Gardiner. Darwin E. D., 165 East Water, bds H. O. Wilson. Date Robert, painter, Fifth, near cor of Cedar. Dauber Rev. Nicholas, professor of music and languages, S XW cor Jefferson and Biddle. Daugherty Ellen, at J. Daugherty. Daveleer G. Jacob, laborer, Galena, bt Ninth ond Tenth, E. Davenport Joseph, farmer, office 7 Kneeland-s Block, bds Walker House. David John, bds Jno. Coughlin. David Win., machinist. Davidson Emanuel, mariner, Mineral bt Reed and Clinton, S. Davies & Bate, joiners, shop on alley, bt Second and Third, near Wells. Davies Robert, (of D. & B.,) h Third, bti Spring and Wells. Davis & More, general stage office, 13 Wisconsin. Davis Cyrus D., (of D. & More,) h S W cor Division and Marshall. Davis Chas., sailor, bds J. Benton. Davis Cornelius, book-keeper, Wisconsin, near Van Buren. Davis & Clark, omnibus line, office 6 Newhall House. Davis John, (of D. & Clark,) 198 Van Buren, bt Biddle and Oneida, E. Davis David, carpenter, N E cor Jefferson and Huron. Davis Ebenezer, bar tender, J. Weldon. Davis Eliza, widow, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Davis George L., h Cass bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Davis Geo., sailor, Jefferson, bt Chicago and iMenomonee, W. Davis H., conductor, M & M R R, h Hill, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Davis Joseph, carpenter, school section, First Ward. Davis Rebecca, S E cor Cass and Michigan. Davis Richard, carpenter, Galena, bt Green Bay and Second. Davis Rees J., bds Atlantic House. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.,- _ 205 & 207 East Water Street;. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 55 Davis Ann H., widow, boarding, 37 Michigan. Davis Henry, cook, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Davis Lewis, sail maker, at G. D. Norris. Davis Robert, watchman, Kellogg & Strong, h Chicago near Beach. Davis Richard, engineer, Clinton near Lake. Davis Rowland, mariner, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Davis S. B., Mukwonago Plank Road, Eighth Ward. Davis Thomas, mariner, Monroe near Walker. Davis Winm., cabinet shop, S E cor Market and Martin, h Martin, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson. Davlin Frank, billiard room, N E cor of Main and Michigan. Davlin John, porter at Seaman & Wing.:, Davy Patrick, laborer, Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee, S. Davyd Joseph, laborer, Oregon, bt Monroe and Geddings, S. Dawson John, drayman, Lake, bt Huron and Michigan. Dawny John, laborer, Brown, bt Elizabeth and Park. Dawson Edward, fisherman, Beach, near Menomonee. Daws Harman, pedlar, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Day Bernerd, carpenter, Jackson, bt Martin and Division. Deacon Frederick, book-keeper, Martin, bt East Water and Market. Deain Luke, laborer, Clybourn, near the brick yard. i)eals Henrietta, widow, Division near the River. Dean Gardner A., clerk, bds at Mrs. Davis. Dean Nathan, laborer, bds W. W. Stuart. Dean Mrs. H. H., widow, Clybourn, near brick yard. Dean James, laborer, bds at Mrs. Curley. Dean Samuel, ship carpenter, bds B. Gunnings. DeBerth Matthew, laborer, Mill near Eighth. DeBoth Andrew, cor Thirteenth and Cherry. DeBow John, (of Haney & DeB.) h 356 Jackson. DeBran Martin, mason, Lisbon plank road, near city limits. DeeBurgh Christopher, bookbinder, bds Atlantic House. DeBruyn Adrian, carpenter, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Debus David, laborer, Johnson, bt East Water and Market, S. DeBruine Marins, Brown, E. DeBy & Ransch, watchmakers, West Water, bt Wells and Cedar. DeBy Nicholas, (of N. DeBy & R.) Decker A., grocery, South Water, near the cor Ferry, N. Decker Abel, merchant, Hanover, bt Florida and Virginia, E. Decker & Seville, machinists, 290 West Water. Decker Chas. S., (of Decker & Seville.) Decker John, tailor, Tenth near Walnut. Deckert Anton, cattle dealer, Chestnut near Twelfth. Deckert Anton, butcher, cor Fourth and Cedar. Deckert Andrew, meat market. Market, bt Knapp and Ogden. Dectrus Frederick, laborer, Vliet, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Deekert Melchior, furniture ware room, 250 West Water. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directorv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... 205 & 207 Enst Water Street. 5S6 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. DeCoen Rev. F. X., pastor St. Gaul's church, h Sycamore, rear of church. DeCrety Louis S. B., fencing master, Juneau Block, h Jefferson, bt Martin and Division, E. Deda Carl, S E cor Poplar and Sixth. DeDemor A. B., carpenter, Fourth near Spring, E. Dedi Charles, dry goods and groceries, Fourth, near'Cedar, E. Deeg Charles, grocery, 52 Chesnut. Deeke John, ship carpenter, Oregon, bt Reed and Clinton, S, Dees John, laborer, Tenth near Mill. Dees Michael, cabinet maker, bds Rhenish House. Defeild Peter, sailor bds H. Galligan. Dehn Joachim, laborer, Muskego Road. Degender George, laborer, Madison road, near city limits. Deger Frederick, teaming, River bt Knapp and Division. Degroh Frederick, laborer, Vliet bht Sixth and Seventh. Degolyer Hezekiah, produce, Grove bt Park and Pierce. Degaris Joseph, gardener, Racine, opposite Lyon. Degeuenther Henry, at Seaman & Wing, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Degoez John, carpenter, 5th, bt Vliet and Cherry. De Haas Edward, miller, Third bt Chestnut and Poplar. De Haas Richard, engraver, Kneeland Block, bds at G. Sieben. De Harst Stephen, carpenter, Galena bt Tenth and Eleventh. Dehmer Henry, Fond du Lac plank road. Deirling Jacob, barber, Detroit, bt Main and East Water. Deid Jacob, shoemaker, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach. Deidrich Edward, Prospect, bt Division and Elizabeth, W. Deisel Simon, mason, Johnson, bt Market and East Water, S. Deisseroth Robert, tinsmith at C. Shepherd. Deitz, C., teacher, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Dekker J. D., tailor, bds Bekken, Walnut. DeKraker Wmn., laborer, Twelfth, near Walnut, E. Delahunt John F., clerk, bds Mrs T. Fitzgerald. Delahunty Thos., drayman, bds AM. Larkin. Delahunty Wm., laborer, Van Buren bt Pleasant and Brady. Delafield, Louisa M., at P. Potter. Delahant Thomas, teamster, bds Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald.'Delaney Michael, moulder, bds Farmers' Inn. Delaney Peter, carpenter, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Delaney Wm., laborer, bds Farmers' Inn. Delany Michael, drayman, Detroit, near Van Buren. Delany Michael, laborer, near Burnl:am's brick yard. Delany Mary, dressmaker, Clinton i-:ear Lake. Delany Martin, assessor, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach. Delany James, grocer, 47 East Water. Delany Jeremiah, grocer, 47 East Water. Delany Thomas, boiler maker, cor Mcnroe and Florida. Delan-y Thomas, grocer, 47 East Water. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 207 East VWater Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Deleemn Cornelius, laborer, Twelfth, lnear Walnut, E. Delehanty Edward, boarding house, Main, bt Chicago and MIenomonee. Delehanty Patrick, laborer, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron, WT. Delahunt Patrick, clerk, Mack Bros. Deley Philip, liquor store, Ferry, near the Hawkin's House. Deley William, laborer, Fifth, bt Chesnut and Prairie, E. Deling Wilhelm, carpenter, Third, bt Lloyd and Harmon, W. Delong Joseph, engineer, Greenbush, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Delonge Edward, turner, iMartin, bt East Water and River, S. Delorme & Quentin, M3ilwaukee Bazaar, 159 East Water. Delorme Christian, (of D. & Q.,) 159 East Water. Delury Johanna, widow, Jackson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Delury Patrick, proprietor Union House, Clinton, bt Oregon and Lake, S, Delseitll Lorenz, cabinet-maker, 1M1arket bt Knapp and Ogden. Delsing John, wooden shoemaker, bds Swiss Home. Dely Daniel, laborer, Lake near Oregon. Delzeit Lorenz, carpenter, Seventh, bt Beers and Harmon. De lMar Amos, carpenter, Fourth near Spring. Demars Michael, shoemaker,,at J. Riordan. Demarest Samuel B., mason, Oregon, near Beach, N. Demath Winm., glass worker, Fifth bt Tamarack and Prairie. Demenent Adrian, tailor, Walnut near Eleventh. Demer Joseph, laborer, Grove, bt Washington and Scott, E. Demink Fred'k., carpenter, Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh. Demmer Nicholas, laborer, N E Water opposite Main. Demming Margaret, laundress, alley bt Spring and Wells, Third and Fourth, Demon Joseph, laborer, Fond du Lac, near Brown. Dempsey E., laborer, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill, W. Dempsey L., at Holton's Express office, bds J. Holton. Dempsey 3Michael, caulker, bds W. Kinsella. Dempsey Michael, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Polk, W. Dengel Jacob, cooper, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Dengler Charles, painter, bds F. -A. MargrafDenny Carrie, widow, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden. Denney Sarah J., at Ira Bisbee. Denninger Barsilius, laborer, Lisbon Plank Road. Dennis Edgar W., (of Watkins & D.) bds Mrs. V. A. Swan. Dennisen Jacob, carpenter, Vliet bt Fifteenth and. Sixteenth. Dennisten Henrietta R., bds R. W. Ryckman. De Nooyer L. P., carpenter, S. W. cor Eighth and Cherry. Denter Stephen, tailor, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Denton Joseph, boat builder, bds B. Gunning. Denzer Michael, laborer, 263 Third. Dereksmirer John B., brickmaker, Muskego road. Dergs Jacob, laborer, Fond du Lac road. Derrick Brian, saloon, h Ogden, bt Van Buren and Cass, S. Derwood Valentine, rope maker, S. E. cor Cook and Madison, OFFICE of the Milwaukee Citv Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,- ---- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 58 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Derwort Valentine, laborer, Muskego road. Deszler Godfried, saddle and harness maker, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Deseler Thomas, laborer, Eleventh, bt Sherman and Walnut, E. Desforges George, carpenter and sexton St. Paul's Church, h Jackson, bt Division and Knapp. Desen Wilhelm, mason, N. W. cor Seventh and Peutonia road. Dettman Chr., laborer, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Detung Henry, carpenter, Market, bt Biddle and Martin. Dettwiller Emanuel, (of Maxwell & D.,) Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Detwiler Henry, laborer, River, bt Division and Knapp, W. Detwiler Peter, saddler, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson. Dettwiller Peter, Jr., saddleri, 383 East WVater. Deuel Charles, laborer, Second, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Deugler Geo., shoemaker, Cass bt Lyon and Pleasant. Deuster Henry, musician, cor Milwaukee and Erie. ]Deuster John H., saloon keeper, S. E. cor Clinton and Mineral. Deuster John, tailor, Lyon near Cass. Deuster Joseph, constable, S. E. cor Clinton and Mineral. Deuster Matthias, N. WV. cor of Mineral and Clinton. Deuster Peter V., editor See Bote, bds M. Deuster. Deutsch Frederick, grocer, East Water, bt Martin and Biddle, E. Deuze Stephen, tailor, Vliet, bt Fifth and Sixth. Devan Pat, laborer, bds A. Flood. Dever William, Boston House, 156 Huron. Devereux T. & Co., vinegar manufactory, Ferry. Devereux Theodore, (of T. ]D. & Co.,) h Greenbush near Florida. Deves Henry, carpenter, Seventh near Beers. Devine Henry, laborer, Huron bt Jefferson and Milwaukee. Devine James, boarding house, Huron, near Milwaukee. Devitt Michael, laborer, M & I R R, near brick yard. Devitt Patrick, carpenter, Seventh bt Spring and Sycamore. Devitt M., carpenter, Seventh, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Devlin John, tinsmith, Lake near Oregon. Devlin Patrick, tavern keeper, Erie, bt Jackson and Oregon, N. De Vos J. W., laborer, N. E. cor Galena and Thirteenth. De Vos Peter, painter, Cherry, bt Tenth and Eleventh. Dewey Charles, harness maker, 21 South Water. Dewey Charles J., (of Sivyer, Terrill & Co.,) bds Cross Keys. Dewey E., grader, N. E. cor of Wells & Eleventh. Dewey G., bds E. Dewey. Dewey L. N., painter, 371 Third, h Fourth, bt Galena and Walnut. De Witt J. T. B., salesman, Oneida, bt Van Buren and Cass. De Witt Patrick, carpenter, Seventh, bt Spring and Sycamore. DI)e Witz Frederick, laborer, Vliet near Eighth. Dewitz Julius, glazier, Fond du Lao, near Brown. OFFICE of the Miilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO-. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late bfor regular insertion on preceding page. 59 De Wolf Edwin, contractor, Hanover, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Deuheimer Christian, clerk, Jefferson, bt Oneida and Biddle. Dexheimer Christian, fluid and camphene, h Jefferson bt Oneida & Biddle, E. Dexter Otis, laborer, Cherry bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Deyo & Platto, attorneys, Birchard's Block. Deyo D. L., (of Platto & D.,) Fifth, bt Spring and Wells, E. Deyn Philip, saloon, near cor Third and Chestnut. Dhal M., cabinet maker, Elizabeth, bt Lyon & Pleasant. Dhams Charles, laborer, Fond du Lao road. Dhelman Frederick, teamster, Murray's Addition. Dhein Philip, moulder, Third near Beers. Dhein Henry P., moulder, East Water bt Division and Martin. Diack Alex., sailor, Main bt Chicago and Menomonee. Diacan Fred'k, book-keeper, G. D. Norris, h cor Florida and Grove. Diamond Hugh, laborer, canal water power. Dibble & Stone, dry goods, 160 East Water. Dibble A. E., (of D. & Stone,) bds Mrs. Williams. Dibble S., clerk, bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Dihmian Henry J., clerk H. J. Nazro & Co. Dichman & Co., wines and liquors, 77 East Water. Dichman K., (of D. & Co.,) 77 East Water. Dick John C., notary public, 287 Third. Dickens George, salesman Layton & Plankinton. Dickens Henry, billiard table manufacturer, N. E. cor of Milwaukee and Martin. Dickeman J. M., moulder, bds C. F. Manuel. Diekinson & Field, billiard saloon, Martin's Block. Dickinson Henry E., (of Strong & Co.) Dickinson Joseph, bds Luscomb. Dickinson J. B., carpenter, 202 West Water. Dickinson Michael, bds Keystone State Hotel. -Dickinson Amanda, widow, seamstress. Dickson A. N., (of Wells & Co.,) bds Mr. Kennedy. Diedrich Ansen, blacksmith, Oregon, bt Clinton and Peed. Diedrich B., shoemaker, bds H. Muller. Diedrich Edward, Elizabeth near Division. Diedrich Geo., laborer, Eleventh bt Galena and Cherry. Diedrich Johanna, widow, Third bt Wells and Cedar. Diedrich John, laborer, Thirteenth bt Galena and Cherry. Diedrich Joseph, watchmaker, East Water, bt Martin and Biddle. Diedrich Joseph, cooper, Yliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N, Diedrich J., tailor, bds A. Sanfrau. Diedrich Juergen, laborer, Eleventh, bt Galena and Cherry. Diedrich Winm., tailor, Fifth near Wells. Diedrichsen Rev Asmus, pastor Reform Lutheran Church, h Fourth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Diedriehsen Emil, sailor, Madison, bt Reed and Clinton. OFFICE of the Jilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO._ -... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 60) Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Diefenbach Catharine, widow, at C. John. Diefendorf Robert, clerk, MN & W R R office. Diegs Edward, carpenter, Thirteenth, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Diehn Friederick, laborer, Second, bt Beaubian and North. Diehn Frederick, laborer, Second near Beaubian. Diehl Jacob, machinist, bds Washington House. Dieker Frederick, teamster, River, bt Divison and Knapp, E. Diekow Johann; laborer, Fifteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, WV. Diel Jacob, blacksmith, Galena bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Diel Joseph, carpenter, Harmlon, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Diembler John, upholsterer, Seaman & Wing. Diener Geo. F., tailor, East Water bt Division and Knapp. Diereks E., & Co,, produce agents, 11 Chestnut. Dieringer James, laborer, Third, bt W5ells and Cedar, E. Dierken Henry, shoemaker, Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. Diernner Gottlieb, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Fond du Lac. Diese Win., employee L. C. & M. R. R., Fourth, bt Chestnut and Vliet. Dietl John, safe maker, Ea.st aTter, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Dietr Adam, laborer, Harmon, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Dietrich Anna Maria, cot East Water and Johnson. Dietrich F., dep. bridge tender Walker's Point, h Main, near Mienomonee. Dietrich Geo., tailor, N W cor East Water and Martin. Dietrich John G., tailor, 355 East Water. Dietrichsen Rev. Amos, pastor Ref'd Lutheran church, h Fourth bt Vliet and Cherry. Dietrichson Herad, sailor, bds Lund. Dietz John, brickmaker, near Burnham's Brick Yard. Dietz John, laborer, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Differ Charles, teamster, Mill near Ninth. Differ Joseph, laborer, Third bt Wells and Cedar. Diffet Charles, laborer, Cherry, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Digan Michael, shoemaker, Fowler, bt Third and Fourth, N. Dignon James, laborer, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit. Dilg P., turner, 248 West Water. Dilger Amelia, housemaid, Rev. F. X. Paulhuber. Dilges Andrew, laborer, Market, bt Oneida and Biddle. Dillenberg John, architect, Third, bt Spring and Sycamore, W. Dillon Edward, drayman, Ogden near Jackson. Dillon Edward, drayman, Buffalo, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee. Dillon Patrick, laborer, Huron bt Van Buren and Cass. Dillon Honorab, widow, Pleasant, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Dillon John, grader, Divison, bt Van Buren and Cass. Dillon John, laborer, Jefferson, near Buffalo, W. Dillon Michael, boiler maker, N V Wcor Fowler and Fifth. Dillon R., boarding house, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Dillon Winm., laborer, Ogden, bt Marshall and Cass, S. Dillman Augustus, omnibus driver, U. S. Hotel. OFFICE of the Hilwaulkee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 61 Dillman Qeo., wagon maker, Fourteenth, bt Galena anat Walnut. Dillman Joseph, shoemaker, East Water, bt Divison and Knapp, E. Dimick O. W., Cold Spring House, near Race Course. Dimer Wenzel, shoemaker, Watertown Plank Road. Dimond Hugh, laborer, near L. C. R. R. Round House. Dimon John, laborer, Fond du Lac road. Dinkiler Geo., shoemaker, Cass. bt Lyon and Pieasant, E. Dinnin John E., (of Jones, D. & Jones,) bds Dr. NM. P. Hanson. Dinstel John, tanner, Baulding near Giddclings. Direks Jacob, laborer, Brown, WV. Dirkin Henry, shoemaker, Galena near Tenth. Dirks Edward, saloon, bds Mrs. H. Sanders. Dirxmeyer Bernhard, brick moulder, Muskego road. Dissen Robert, tinsmith, bhds W. Wolftt. Disseroth Robert, tinsmith, bds Mr's. J. MeNaughton. Ditcher Mathias, laborer, Brady, bt Van Buren and Cass. Dittlein Andreas, cooper, Sixth, bt Vliet and Poplar, W. Dittmer Geo., wagon maker, at J. Prien. Ditzhler Carl, printer, bds J. Bretzow. Divine John, millwright, Cherry bt Fourth and Fifth. Divine Patrick, bds John O'Haren. Dixon Mirs. boarding house, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, WS. Dixon Joseph, carpenter, bds IMrs. Freeman. Doam P., book-keeper, bds J. S. Hershey. Dobleston John, laborer, Pierson, bt Racine and Elizabeth, N. Dobler John, laborer, Vliet, Plankinton's addition. Dock Jaques, laborer, Fond du Lae road, near city limits. Dockstader John, confectioner, Jefferson bt Buffalo and Detroit. Dod Margaret, laundress, Milwaukee, bt Detroit and Buffalo, WN. Dodge Eliza, widow, at A. H. Gardiner. Dodge James H., attorney, office 12 Wisconsin, bds J. H. Craimptorl. Dodge P. W., police station-keeper, h S W cor Cass and Lyon. Dodmead Mathew, bds L. Clayton. Doebert Adelbert, musician, Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, Nr. Doeffner George, tailor, Walnut, bt Seventeenth and Eighteenth, N. Dockrill John, laborer, Van Buren, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Doenek J. Derrick, drayman, Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh. Doebaum Sophia, widow, Seventh, bt Walnut and Galena. Doerbeck Albert, tailor, Greenbush near Elizabeth. Doerer Louis, brewer, Fifth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Doering Henrich, turner, bds Wettstein. Doerflinger Charles, Cherry, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Doerfier Christoph, tannery, Madison near Sanderson. Doerffer Christian, glove manufacturer, Madison, near Brown. Doerge F., laborer, Cherry bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Doerge Frederick, laborer, cor Cherry and Fifth. Does Bernhard, porter, bds F. Schaefer. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.-... 205 & 207 East Water Street. GQ BNames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Dogan E., laborer, near W. Besly & Co's Brick Yard. Doharty N., laborer, bds W. McGrath. Doherty John, laborer, Van Buren bt Michigan and Huron. Doherty John, carpenter, bds J. Devine. Dolan John, grading contractor, cor Michigan and Cass. Dolan Patrick, laborer, 81 Jefferson. Doll George, laborer, Chestnut near Seventh. Doll Herman, wood turner, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Doll Hermann, turner, bds J. Doll. Doll John, carpenter, Prairie bt Fourth and Fifth. Dolphix Joseph, painter, Third near Sherman. Dolsme John, mason, Galena bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Dominick Chas., carpenter, bds Chestnut St. House. Domschke Bernard, editor and proprietor of the Atlas Oflice, Juneau Block, bds C. Ferneke. Donaldson Nathaniel S., 388 Jackson. Donavan Ellen, widow, laundress, Van Buren bt Michigan and Huron. Donavan Ellen, laundress, Van Buren, bt Huron, and Michigan E. Donivan Dennis, laborer, Van Buren near Pleasant. Donegan John, laborer, bds J. Delury. Doney Mrs D., housekeeper, A. H. Atkins. Donges Catharine, housemaid, M. A. Margraf. Donges Jacob, carpenter, 351 East Water. Donn Thomas, teaming, Baulding nlear Elizabet]I. Donn Thomas, Jr., produce buyer, WaEshington near Grove. Donnelly John, blacksmith, Monroe, bt Oregon and Florida, E. Donnelly Michael, laborer, iMilwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit. Donnelly Thomas, laborer, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Donnelly Thomas, laborer, Monroe near Elizabeth. Donahue Jane, widow, Pierce near Baulding. Donohue Jeremiah, laborer, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit, WY. Donohue Mary, laundress, Van Buren, near Huron. Donohue Michael, laborer, Huron, near Van Buren. Donohue Patrick, ship carpenter, near Old Government Harbor. Donohue Rev. Patrick J. Augustus, pastor of St. John's Cathredral, bds Bishop Henni. Donovan James, sailor, Main bt Chlicago and Menomonee. Doody Daniel, laborer, cor Clinton and Lake. Doody Mathew, drayman, Ferry, bt Lake and South Water. Doody Thomas, laborer, Buffalo; bt Main and Milwaukee. Dooley Jane, seamstress, 132 Huron. Dooley Jeremiah, laborer, Jackson, bt Division and Knapp, W. Dooley Martin, Dousman & Co., h Pier, bt Beach and Erie. Doornink Drik J., (of H. Harmsen & D. J. D.,) h cor Tenth and Cherry. Dooud John, laborer, bds Traveller's Home. Doran John L., attorney, Juneau Block, h Jefferson, bt Martin and Division, E. See advertisement p. 35. OFFICE of the 1Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 20.i & 207 East mWater Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 63 Doran John, grading contractor, N E cor Michigan and Cass. Doran Wm., laborer, Spring, bt Sixth and Seventh. Doras James, blacksmith, bds Keystone State Hotel. Dore Edward, teamster, Main, near Buffulo, W. Dore Ellen, widow, Main bt Buffalo and Detroit. Dore Edward, laborer, Lake near Hanover. Dore John, Greenfield House, Main, near Buffalo. Dore Timothy, book keeper, bds Louis House. Dorelin P., laborer, bds M. Conlin. Dorfner Heinrich, constable, S WV cor Walker and Sanderson. Dorfuer Jacob, pavior, East Water bt Division and Johnson. Dorn William, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac. Dorner John, teamster, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Dorning D. E., Tenth, bt Cherry and Galena, E. Dorr Adam, musician, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Dorrey Michael, laborer, rear of Catholic Cemetery. Dorsch Christopher, bds J. C Dick. Dorscl Lawrence, saddler, bds J. Fischbach. Dorsch Lorenz, turner, bds J. Sehlatter. Dorsch John, saddler, bds J. Schlatter. Dortkampf Frederic, clerk, 297 Third. Dorwin Martin, canal superintendent, Humboldt Road, E. Dotsler Joham, laborer, Walnut, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Doton & Co., express office, 8 Spring. Dougherty Dennis, laborer, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Dougharty John, laborer, Van Buren, bt 3Michigan and Huron, W. Dougherty John, grocer, 68 Iain. Dougherty John, laborer, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson. Dougherty Patrick, laborer, bds Farmer's Inn. )oud Thomas, teamster, Jackson, bt Mlichigan and Huron, W. Dougherty Thomas, dealer in silks, bds Farmer's Inn. Douglas Alexander, carpenter, Grove. bt Florida and Oregon. Douglas A. & J., carpenter shop, N W cor Oregon and Monroe. Douglas B. & Co., mercantile agency, 197 East Water. Douglas & Greves, homeopathic physicians, 25 Wisconsin. See adv. p. 41. Douglas James S., (of D. & Greves,) 59 Mason. Douglas James, carpenter, bds A. Douglas. Douglass & Young, fruit, fish, &c., 57 East Water. Douglas & King, sailmakers, Walker's block. Douglas Russel, (of D. & King,) h cor Virginia and Greenbush. Douglass John F., clerk, D. & Young. Douglas William, carpenter, cor Monroe and Pierce. Douglass W. S., (of D. & Young,) N W cor Spring and Ninth. Douglass Winm., sailor, bds L. L Woodruff. Dousman & Co., forwarding and commission, South Pier, foot Erie. Dousman Geo. D., (of P. & Co,) S E cor Mason and Milwaukee. Dousman Geo. G., (of D. & Co.,) N E cor Florida and Hanover. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Cily Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. -. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 64 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Dousman John B., physician, office 51 Wisconsin, h 86 Mason. Dow, G. B., brakeman Lake Shore R R., bds Hawkins House. Dow Jas., laborer, bds Jas. Reardon. Dowd Catherine, housemaid at J. Caughlin. Dowdel Jas., ostler, bds F. A. Margraf. Dowd Patrick, carpenter, bds J. Caughlin. Dowe Edgar J., City Coal Yard, cor S Water and Lake, h1 33 Michigan. Dowe Dr. J. C., 341 Jefferson. Dowling Patrick, laborer, Clybourn, near Brick Yard. Downer Avery, boarding house, M1arket, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Downer Frederick, wagon maker, Front, bt Oneida and Mason, h S E cor Main and Division. Downer Jason, attorney, office Wisconsin, h Waukesha. Downey Joseph, machinist, Beach, bt Menomonee and Juneau. Downey Michael, laborer, Washington, bt Mionroe and Grove, N. Downs John, laborer, Van Buren,, bt Detroit and Huron, E. Doyl Michael, laborer, Brown, bt Elizabeth and Park. Doyle Ann, laundress, Van Buren, bt Miclligan and:H1uron. Doyle Mrs. B., millinery, 30 Wisconsin. See advertisement. Doyle Catharine, widow, Lake, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Doyle Edward, wheelwright, Milwnaukee, near Buffalo, W. Doyle Captain James, mariner, 30 Wisconsin. Doyle Johannah, widow, bt Martin and Division, W, Doyle Peter, laborer, Beach, bt Oregon and Polk, W. Doyle Thomas, laborer, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, S. Doyster John, tailor, Lyon bt Cass and Van Buren, N. Drake Harvey W., printer, bds at HI. Williams. Drake Henry, printer, bds at H:. Williams. Drake Wm., machinist, 40 Wisconsin. Draper John S., h 80 Van Buren. Draper Simeon, book-keeper, bds at Hawkins House. Dratz Andrew, laborer, Milwaukee, near Ogden. Drayton Albert, bds J. Benton. Draz John, embroidery store, 24 Wisconsin, bds G. Sieben. Drefoohl Christopher, laborer, Brown, WV. Dreher Dennis, mason, Vliet, bt Third and Fourth, N. Dreher Pius, Milwaukee Garden, cor Prairie and Fifteenth. Dretdel Anton, baker, Detroit, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Dreidhunt Amelia, widow, Galena, bt Eighth and Ninth. Dreier Gottfried, tailor, Fourth, bt Prairie and Chestnut. Dreier John B., painter, Tenth, near Walnut. Dreis Philip, boot and shoes, Prairie bt Third and Fourth, S. Drelsch Theodore, chemist, Prairie, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Dremmel, Julius, Wells, bt Third and Fourth. Dressen John, clerk at E. N. Hurd. Drescher Winm., saloon, Clinton, near South Water. Dresler Gottfried, harness maker, East Water, near Biddle. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. _.,.... 205 & 207 East Water Streel;. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 65 Dressler Christoph, book-keeper, Market, bt Biddle and Mason. Dressier Jos,, mason, S W cor Gedding and Walker.!Dresn Wm., saloon, East Water, near Division. "Drevol Christopher, gardener, Lisbon plank road.:Drew Dennis, laborer, bds at P. Delury. Dreyer Joseph, upholsterer, Monroe near R Road, W. Dreyfus J. & J., billiard room, 150 East Water.'Dreyfus Jacob, (of J. & J. D.) bds M. Dreyfus. Dreyfus Julius, (of J. & J. D.) bds M. Dreyfus. -Dreyfus M., proprietor Rail Road House.:Dreysen William, saloon, East Water bt Division and Johnson, W. Dries Adam, laborer, market, bt Division and Knapp. "Driscoll Edward, clerk J. W. Bass, bds J. W. Bass. Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron. Driscoll Mary, laundress, Michigan, near the lake. IDriscoll Michael, laborer, Beach, bt Polk and Oregon. Dronkers Cornelius, laborer, Fond du Lac plank road. Droupers John, blacksmith, Tenth, bt Cherry and Galena. Droutt Antony, laborer, North Water, opposite Market. Drus Henry, laborer, East Water bt Martin and Johnson, WV. Dube Heinrich, vinegar factory, S E cor Third and Sherman. Duckert M, hardware, East Water, bds J. Schikels.:Duede Heinrich, tailor, Peutonia, near St. John's Cemetery. Duell Hilyer, surgeon, S E cor Grove and Scott. /Duenk Dick J., drayman, Ninth, near Galena. Duering Chr., laborer, Sixteenth, bt Vliet and Cherry, E. Duerer Louis, brewer, J. Obermann. "Duerr Benor, harness maker, Fifth near Cedar. Dufenhorst Henry, teaming, cor Hanover and Walker. IDufenhorst Frederick, dairyman, Washington, bt Grove and Monroe. Duffee Thomas, clerk Menomonee Hotel. Duffey Hugh, produce buyer, Main near Buffalo. iDuffey Margaret, widow, at H. Duffey. Duffey Peter, laborer, Beach bt Huron and Detroit. Duffey Peter, drayman, Huron, bt Cass and Van Buren. Duffey Patrick, porter, Milwaukee, near Detroit, W..Duffey Thomas, tailor, N W cor Florida and Grove. Duffey Thomas, mariner, Hugh Duffey. Duffy Ann, Mukwonago Plank Road. Duffy James, drayman, Washington, bt Reed and Clinton, N. Duffy John, laborer, Elizabeth near Shepardson. Duffy Michael, teamster, Reed bt Mineral and Washington, W. Duffield Peter, ship carpenter, bds H. Galligan. Dufke Leopold, blacksmith, Washington, near Gedding, W. Dugan Charles, laborer, Astor, bt Biddle and Oneida. Dugan Edward, laborer, Menomonee, near Hinman. Duggan Edward, laborer, M. & M. R. R., at brick yard 5 OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURD1CK & CO....... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 66 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Dugan Jeremiah, laborer, Jackson, near Michigan, E.:Dugan Mary, seamstress, Second bt Clybourn and Fowler. Dugan Thomas, cooper, Buffalo, bt Milwaukee and Main. Dugen James, laborer, Main near Menomonee, W. Dugin Charles, laborer, S W cor Beach and Juneau. Duggin James, boarding, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Duhig John, laborer, Kewaunee bt Astor and Elizabeth, N. Duke John, Forest Home Cemetery. Duke Thomas, horticulturist, Forest Home Cemetery. Dulinger Xavier, laborer, bds T. Lorenz. Dulinger Henry, laborer, bds T. Lorenz. Dulitz Otto, painter, Cherry bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Dumas, mason, Beers near Sixth. Dumer Andreas, painter, Galena, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Dummer Hermann, wagon maker, bds Scandinavian House. Dumez Andrew, painter, Front, bt Oneida and Mason, WY. Dumphy Henry, laborer, Second bt Clybourn and Fowler. Dumin Patrick, harness maker, Johnson, bt Market and. East Water. Duncan John, machinist, Monroe, bt Walker and Mineral. Duncan Jas., ship carpenter, bt Juneau and Oregon, W. Dunkelman & Bros., clothing, 6 Market Dunkelman August, (of D. Bros.) bds E. Beschets. Dunkelman Rudolph (of D. Bros.) bds E. Beschets. Dunlabye Thomas, laborer, Jefferson bt Michigan and Huron. Dunlap James B., assistant postmaster, 102 Wisconsin.:Dunlap John W., gardener and florist, 455 Jackson, bt Biddle and Martin. Dunlap Noah W., engineer S. E. cor of Pierce and Hanover, Dunlaveg, Thomas, laborer, Huron, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Dunn H. M., millinery, 24 Wisconsin, h 400 Milwaukee. Dunn James, gardener, S. W. cor of Jackson and Pleasant. Dunn John, mason, Marshall, bt Brady and Kewaunee E. D)unn John, hackman, bds at Eastern Hotel. Dunn Jeremiah, well digger, Lyon, bt Van Buren and Jackson, N. Dunn Luke, laborer, Knapp, bt Jefferson and Jackson S. Dunn Mortimer, mason, bds John Dunn. Dunn Matthew, sailor, Jackson, near Chicago, E. Dunn Mary, at P. Dunn. Dunn Patrick, carpenter, Van Buren, bt Lyon and Pleasant E. Dunn Thomas, machinist, bds at National Hotel. Dunn Thomas, Washington, bt Hanover and Greenbush S. Dunne Patrick, carpenter, bds P. Finnegan. Dunner Gottlieb, laborer, Seventeenth near Sherman. IDunner John, laborer, Beach near Buffalo, WV. Dunner Michael, grocer, Main, near Detroit. Dunner Michael, carpenter, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Dunnovan Dennis, laborer, Van Buren, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. IDunphy A., blacksmith, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Dupont Frederick, Johnson, bt E. Water and Market, W. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO..... —--- 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 67 Dur'bin John, Clybourn, bt Sixth and Seventh. Durbin W. J., S. W. cor of Eighth and Clybourn. Durand John MI., N W cor Oneida and Astor. Duren George, laborer, Eighth, bt Cherry and Milwaukee, W. IDurf John, engineer, Lake, near Lake Shore R. R. Round House. Durfee Hiram, produce, Railroad near Monroe. Durr Andrew, hardware, cor of Ferry and South Water. Durnin Patrick, saddler, Johnson bt East Water and Market. Dus John, blacksmith, bds J. Schlatter. Dusing Frederick, laborer, Vliet near Eighth. Dust Michael, cabinet maker, bds F. Schafer. DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH, Tenth, bt Galena and Milwaukee, E. Dutcher, Sexton & Co., wholesale grocers, 103 and 105 E. Water. Dutcher John A., (of D., Sexton & Co.,) 374 Jefferson. Dutke Leopold, machinist, Giddings near Monroe. Dutrinalle John L., barber, at J. W. & J. A. Goines. Dutton Charles T., foreman at E. N. Shoyer's, h 423 Milwaukee. Dutten Edward, mason, cor Jackson and Ogden. Duvall C. F., wagon maker, 215 WTest Water, h Third, bt Spring and Sycamore. Duvall Hilger, blacksmith, Monroe bt Elizabeth and Walker. Dutzam Julius, laborer, Green Bay near Walnut. Duzolt John R., teamster, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Duzolt Peter, policeman, junction of N. Water and Jefferson. Dwine James, millwright, Cherry, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Dwire William, Franklin House, Main, near Buffalo, W. )Dwyer Bridget, widow, Astor, bt Oneida and Biddle. Dwyer Ellen, widow, Eleventh near Chestnut. Dwyer John, laborer, Greenbush, bt Florida and Oregon, W. Dwvyer J. B., molter, bds E. Mellen. Dwyer Michael, laborer, Jackson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. Dwyer Michael, drayman, Detroit, near Beach, W. Dwyer Michael, grocer, Michigan, near Milwaukee, E. Dwyre Catharine, widow, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Dwyre Patrick, laborer, Jefferson, near Meno.monee, E. Dwyre Timothy, carpenter, Jefferson, near Huron, E. Dyer Carlos, carpenter, bds Mrs. Freeman. Dyer & Pasmore, books and maps, 165 East Water. Dyer A. N., (of D. & Pasmore,) bds 297 MIain. Dyer Geo. & Co., saddlery and carriage trimmings, 136 East Water. See advertisement. Dyer Geo. (of Dyer & Co. ) 175 Cass. Dyer Mathew, laborer, S. W. cor of Van Buren & Knapp. Dyke John, dry goods, 65 E. Water. Dyke, Peter O., dry goods, 65 E. Water. Dyke William, city laundry, Buffalo, near Beach, N. Dymond, W. H., blacksmith, NI. & I. B. R.j bds lrs. C. H. Sprague. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO, 205 & 207 East Wcater Street. 68 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Dyson Betsy, Female Physician, 98 Michigan. I)yson John, Sexton of Plymouth Church, h 98 Michigan. EAGAN BRIDGET, widow, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill, VW. Eagen Morris, laborer, Van Buren, bt Huron and Michigan. Eagle Anna, housemaid J. W. Haskin. Eagle Hieromus, laborer, N E Water, near Ogden. Eagle John, laborer, North Water, bt East Water and. Market, W. Ealer Martin, sailmaker, bds Scandanavian House. Earbert Cipin, laborer, Cass, above Brady. Earle Orland, carpenter, bds A. Downer. Earle William, teamster, cor Walnut and Fourth, EASTERN HOTEL, cor Huron and Beach. Eastman F. A., associate editor of Daily News, bds Mrs. Collins. Eastman Lyman, stone cutter, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Main, N. Eaton George A., at Wm. L. Shoyer, East Water, bds Mrs. E. Losey. Eberl Robert, bookkeeper, Fond du Lac House. Eberslage Frederic, locksmith, Fifth, bt Cherryf and Vliet, WV. Ebert Carl, laborer, Third, near City line. Ebert Frederic, carpenter, Third, bt Lloyd and Beaubian. Ebert Frank, teamster, bds S. Hoff. Ebert George, contractor, Fourth, bt Poplar and Vliet. Ebert John, laborer, Mill near Eighth. Ebner Carl, laborer, Prairie, bt Seventh and Eighth. Ebner Charles F., segar maker, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Eck John, bartender, at J. Lorenz. Eckert Michael, shoemaker, Reed, near Lake. Eckes George, sailor, Third, bt Harmon and Lloyd, W. Eckfelt John H., varnisher, Biddle bt Main and Martin. Eckhart Frederick, tailor, Prairie, above Eleventh. Eckhart Michael, shoemaker, Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Eckmann John, laborer, Fifth, bt Chesnut and Prairie, VW. Eckstein John, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Edath Gebhard, painter, Sixth, bt Harmon and Lloyd, N. Edenhofer John, laborer, Cherry, near Sixteenth. Eder Anton, tanner, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Sanderson. Edgar John, ship carpenter, bds Niagara House. Edgcumb Benjamin, Oregon, near South Water. Edler Adolph, locksmith, bds F. A. Margraf. Edmunds Griffith, trunk maker, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed. Edson Samuel, (of Merrick & E.,) bds Mrs. Livingston. Edwards John B., secretary Mil. Ins. Co., office Prentiss' block, h 341 Jefferson. Edwards David L., clerk Back Bros., bds Atlantic Hotel, rooms Arcade buildings. Edwards David, carpenter, bds Mrs. E. Evans. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -- 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 69 Edwards John, carpenter, bds Railroad House. Edwards Morgan P., clerk, 81 Michigan. Edwards Richard L., assistant mailing clerk at Sentinel office, h 462 Jackson. Edwards Robert, sailor, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Edwards Robert J., sailor, Huron, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Eernisse John, painter, Galena, bt Ninth and Tenth. Effertz William, saloon, E Water, bt Division and Knapp. Egan Bridget, widow, Clybourn, above Eighth. Egan James, caulker, bds B. Guning. Egan John, laborer, cor Fifth and Wells. Egan John, tailor, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit. Egan John, laborer, Astor, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, W. Egebrech Frederick, laborer, Scott, bt Sanderson and Brown. Egelhoff Jacob, wagon maker, Reed bt Florida and Oregon. Egelhoff John, blacksmith, cor Oregon and Reed. Egen Timothy, laborer, on old Muskego, E. Egendoerfer John, shoemaker, Jackson, near Ogden. Eger Henry, laborer, Vliet near Third. Egger Joseph, locksmith, Winnebago bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Eggers Albrect, laborer, Van Buren near Huron, E. Eggers Claus, varnisher, bds LaCrosse Railroad House. Eggers Heinrich, tailor, near Cotton's addition. Eggert Adolph, laborer, Hanover, near Madison. Eggersgluess Frederick,laborer, N W cor Short and Harmon. Eggleston Edward F.,' clerk, at Hasset & Chapman, bds 323 Wisconsin. Eigman Jacob, meat market, Main bt Huron and Detroit, E. Egner Johan, carpenter, bds at Rochester House. Ehern Dennis, laborer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Ehlebract Augustus, lumber yard, River, bt Biddle and Martin, VW. Ehlebrant John, saloon keeper, New Road. Ehlen Herman. joiner, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Ehlert John, joiner, Vliet, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Ehlhart Herman, cooper, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Ehlhardt Adam, cooper, Winnebago, near Ninth, Ehlman Mrs. Anna, at M. Bodden. Ehlman & Bodden, dry goods, 206, W Water. Ehlman Matthew, (of E. & Bodden,) Main, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Ehlman M. J., at M. Bodden. Ehrle Jacob, upholsterer, Wells bt Third and Fourth. Ehrmann Jacoba, widow, Fourth, near Prairie. Ehrmann Florian, upholsterer, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed, h Mclil'Frce near Grove. Ehrenhard George, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Ehrman Florian, mattrasses, Monroe, bt Scott and Washington. Ehrman Martin, tailor, Peutonia Road, N.,]hrn Jacob, carriage trimmer, Seventh, bt Sherman and Beess,:i. bic.hhorn Christianna, widow, iMarket, bt Division and Kunapp OFFICE of the lilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDIC K & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 70 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Eichhorst Johann, Short, bt Walnut and Sherman. Eichoost John, Walnut, near Short. Eifler Bernhard, laborer, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Eigen Morris, laborer, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron. Eigendolph John, shoemaker, Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Eighorn Adam, teacher, North Water, bt Knapp and Ogden, Wr. Eigman Jacob, butcher, Main, bt Huron and Detroit. Eigner Michael, at John Eigner's. Eigner John, grocer, N. E. cor Huron and Milwaukee. Eigner John M., tailor, N. E. cor Huron and Milwaukee. Eiler Hermann, teaming, Grove. Eilers Frederick, grocer, S. E. cor Grove and Mineral. Eilers Henry, drayman, Madison, bt Monroe andc Gedding, S. Eiles Hernman, brick maker, Mukwonago plank road. Eimer Adam, laborer, Peutonia Road. Einbock Edward H., grocer, 280 West Water. Eiring Henry, butcher, Third, bt Lloyd and Beaubian. Eisele Mathias, mason, Johnson, bt East Water and Market, N. Eisenmenger Ludwig, laborer, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden. Eisenbrand William, clerk, E. Silverman. Eisenmenger Frederick, drayman, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, 1W. Eisenmenger Louis, butcher, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Eisenreich Franz, shoemaker, Fifteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, iW. Eissfeldt Charles, glassware, West Water, opp Fountain House. (See adv. page 35. ) Ekedahl J. G., carriage trimmer, 37 Spring. Ekhart Michael, shoemaker, Chestnut, near Twelfth. Eldred Anson, lumber merchant, cor West Water and Sycamore, h 103 Mason. Eldred Elisha, real estate, office 200 East Water, h 324 Jackson.:Eldridge H. D., physician, Prentiss' block, bds T. R. Eldridge. Eldridge T. R. B., cashier Bank of Milwaukee, h Fourth, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Eldridge J. H., Oneida, bt Marshall and Astor, S. Elenger George, carpenter, Market, bt Knapp & Ogden, W. Eli William, teamster, Fifth, bt Sherman and Walnut, N. Elias Jacob, laborer, N. E. cor Sixteenth and Walnut. Elker Wilhelm, laborer, Third, near City line. Ellerton George, mason, bds Jas. R. Smith. Ellevan Charles, sailor, Mineral, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Elliot, Rev. G. W., agent Am. Bible Society, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth. Elliot Robert, produce agent, L C R R Depot, bds P. Smyth. Elliott Theodore B., Milwaukee University, bds G. W. Elliott. Ellis Ellis W., fireman on M & M R R, h Jackson, bt Division and Knapp. Ellis George, builder, 162 Cass, E. Ellis Henry, sailor, Baulding, bt Park and Elizabeth. Ellis John, laborer, Third, bt Vliet and Poplar. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 71 Ellis John, tailor, lot 3, school section, First Ward. Ellis Joseph, laborer, Ogden, bt Jackson and Van Buren, N. Ellis Thomas, laborer,. Second, near Sycamore, E. Ellis William, news agent, High, School Section, Lot 3. Ellmaker Harriet, Boarding House, 334 Main. Elman Gustav, laborer bds at Horicon House. Ellman Frederick, clerk J, Phillips. Elmen Peter, laborer, Prairie, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. Elmore, Brother & Co., storage and commission, S. Water, near Bridge, E. Elmore R. P., (of Elmore Bro. & Co.,) Jackson, bt Martin and Division. Elmore Samuel L., (of Elhnore, Bro. & Co.,) Fifth, bt Spring and SycaG Elmore & Martin, attys, 8 and 9 Martin's Block. Elmore Lyman, (of E. & Martin,) bds S Elmore. Elmore, M. G. & Co., crockery, 156 East Water. See advertisement. Elmore M. Gage, (of M. G. Elmore & Co.,) bds H. G. Wilson, 311 Main. Elmore N. John, (of MI. G. Elmore & Co.,) Elmira, N. V. Elmore E[. P., jr., clerk Mack Bros., bds S. L. Elmore. Elmore Samuel, Sixth bt Sycamore and Clybourn. more. WV. Ellschleyer Peter, tailor, Seventh near Beers. Elser Chas., book keeper, H. Miller. Elsner John, laborer, Florida, bt Gedding and Monroe, S. Elsner Louis, saddle and harness, 33 Chestnut, h 16 Chestnut. Elsner Johann, mason, Cherry, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Elson. Chas., carpenter, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Sycamore, W. Ellsworth Sophronia, dressmaker, Market. Elwin Charles, sailor, Epst Water bt Biddle and Martin. Ely Ambrose, foreman Atkins & Steele, h S'W cor Sycamore and Fifth, Emburt 3Maria, widow, Winnebago near Tenth. Emerson Hugh, at M. Kneeland. Emerson Mary, widow, laundress, Ogden bt Cass and fMarshall. Emerson Thomas, cabman, Western Hotel. Emerson Thos., bar tender, Trenmont House. Emerson WVm., teamster, bds E B. Howland. Emery Edward, confectioner, at M & M Depot, Fond du Lac, W. Emery James, painter, shop Biddle bt Mlain and Market S, h Marshall N of Pierson. Emigh William E., harness maker, 60 East Water. Emig Jacob, cabinet maker, North Water, bt Market and Main, W. Emling Peter, Galena bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Emling Philip, carpenter, Fond du Lac plank road. Emmel Nicholas, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac. Emmerson Wm., teamster, bds Revere House. Emmons & Van Dyke, attorneys, Martin's Block. Emmons Norman J., (of E. & Van Dyke,) S W cor Astor and Oneida. EMPIRE BLOCK, East Water, bt Wisconsin and Mason, W. EMPIRE CITY HOUSE, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.....205 & 207 East Water Street. 7qy Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. ~EMPIRE VINEGAR FACTORY, 30 Wells, by W. Roth & Co. EMPIRE WOOD AND COAL YARD, N W cor Wells and Second. Endes Chas., butcher, Lyon, bt Jackson and Van Buren, N. Endres Bros. proprietors of the Gradaus, 317 Third. Endres Chas., (of E. Bros.,) bds F. Endres. Endres Ernst, printer, bds F. Endres. Endres Frederick, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Endres Nicolaus, laborer, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Endres Philipp, shoemaker, 310 Third. lEndres Stephen, bakery, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, N. Endres Wm., (of E. Bro's.) bds at F. Endres. Engbring Henry H., shoemaker, Lake, near Clinton S. Engbring Henry, engineer, at Branch's Ware House. Engel George, locksmith, E. Water, bt Martin and Johnson. Engel Jacob, carpenter, Peutonia, Vliet's add. Engel Nathan, pedlar, N. W. cor of Ninth and Winnebago. Engel Nicholas, civil engineer, Main, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Engelhardt Elizabeth, widow, at J. P. Engelthardt's. Englehardt George P., brewer, Market, bt Knapp & Ogden, W. Engleman Peter, principal German and English Academy, h Main, bt Division and Knapp. Englethardt John P., brewery, Main, near Chicago, W. ENGINE HOUSE, Milwaukee No. 1, Main above Mason. ENGINE HOUSE, Neptune No. 2, E. Water, bt Oneida and Biddle. ENGINE HOUSE, Oregon No 3, Third bt Poplar and Vliet. ENGINE HOUSE, Rough and Ready, No. 4, Clinton, bt S. Water and the River. ENGINE HOUSE, Ocean, No. 5, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. ENGINE HOUSE, Fillmore, No. 6 Detroit, bt E. Water and the River. Ennes John, beerhall, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Enz Christian, shoemaker, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Enzian Frederick, cabinet maker, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, V. Erasmus, T. & Co., stoneware and coal. N. W. cor Cedar and West Water. Erasmus T. (of T. E. & Co.,) bds Graham. Erbacher Francis, drayman, Reed near Scott. Erbe Lewis, (of H. Heel & Co.,) East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle. Erbe Ludwig, shoemaker, Johnson bt East Water and Market. Erdle John, teamster, S W cor Mineral and Jones. Erdmann Carl, laborer, Sixth, bt William and Clark, E..Erdmann Christian, laborer, North, School Lot, 47 & 48 N. PErdmann Daniel, grocer, Hanover, bt Lake and Oregon, E. Erdmann Jacob, marble works, Elizabeth, bt Sanderson and Browjn. Erdmann Julius, saloon, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth, S..Erdmann Ludwig, laborer, Scott, bt Gedding and Baulding, N. AErdmann Valentine, marble worker, Elizabeth, bt Sander'son a d rowdan Erfurt F., mason,Peutonia Road, S, near St. John. Erhart Joseph, house carpenter, Prairie, bt Seventh a d Eghth, St. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 73 ERIE HOUSE, East Water bt Biddle and Martin. Erixon Jacob, blacksmith, mason, bt Monroe and Gedding. Erixson Wils, sail maker, bds Lund. Erker Emanuel, painter, bds Hotel Wettstein. Ermann Florian, upholsterer and grocer, Monroe, bt Scott and Madison, W. Ermitage Agnes, widow, cor Hanover and Virginia. Ermeting Bertha, widow, Oregon, bt Reed and Hanover. Ermuth Philipp, wagon maker, Reed, bds Egelhoff. Ernst Adam J., foreman C. Shepard, h Sixth bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Ernst Christian, meat market, Market bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Ernst Conrad, cabinet maker, Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Ernst L., porter, Webster & Averill, h alley bt Wells and Cedar bt Third and Fourth. Erredge George, butcher, bds R. Brown. Erschens John, laborer, cor Eleventh and Galena. Ertel Joseph, ostler at J. Lorenz. Erts Stephen, ship carpenter, Main bt Chicago and Menomonee. ERVING, BURDICK & CO., publishers City Directory, 205 and 207 East Water. Erving J. F., (of Erving, Burdick & Co.,) Sentinel office, h 156 Cass. Esau Frederick, saloon keeper, Reed bt Oregon and Florida, W. Esch Henry, carpenter, bds J. Boetzaws. Esch John, waggon maker, S W cor W Water and Wells, h Doty bt Elizabeth and Pleasant. Esche Charles E., millwright, Canal water power. Esche Ernst (of Kuhn, Esche & Co.,) 5th h from mill on canal. Esche Ferdinand, (of Kuehn, Esche & Co.,) 4th h from mill on canal. Esche Franz E., miller, Canal water power. Esche Gustav A., at Ernst Esche, on the canal. Eschens Peter, N E cor Galena and Eleventh. Eschwig August, carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden, W. Esehenbrenner Joseph, tanner, bds Conrad. Espensen H., at J. H. Hyman. Esplage John H., laborer, Grove, bt Mineral and Washington, W. Essegerde Abraham, laborer, Eleventh near Walnut. Esschenburg John, laborer, Fifth near Cherry. Esser Peter J., laborer, N E cor Grove and Mineral. Esslinger Frederick, carpenter, S. W. cor Monroe and Park. Estberg Claus A., (of Logeman & Co.,) Jefferson, bt Odgen and Lyon, W. Ester Christoph, mason, Seventeenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Ettenger John, porter, E. M. Shoyer & Co. Etzensperger Jacob, shoemaker, East Water bt Division and Knapp. Eull Bernhardt, shoemaker, Market, bt Division and Knapp, W. EUROPEAN HOUSE, 365 East Water..EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION CHURCH, S. E. cor Cedar, and Fijf!h: Evans Barthey B., carpenter, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Evans Barthey B., carpenter, Clybonun, bt Second and Third, W. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 74 Naimes too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Evans Eleanor, boarding house, 94 Michigan. Evans Evan, blacksmith, 53 Michigan. Evans Frederick C., clerk J. N. Bonesteel, h Main, bt Huron and Wisconsin. Evans G. D., carpenter, bds J. R. Evans. Evans Galon C., civil engineer. Evans J. R., carsmith M. & M. R. R., h Second, bt Clybourn and Sycamore, E. Evans John, painter, Jackson bt Michigan and Huron. Evans Mary, housemaid, at L. Ward. Evans Robert G., carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Evarhart Winm. Jr., 364 Main. Eves John, carpenter, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Everse Frederick, cabinet maker, bds J. Zoller. Everingham L., freight agent L C & M R R, bds Miss McPherson. Evers Henry, tobacconist, Martin, bt E Water and River, S. Evers Johann, laborer, Walnut, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Everson Frederick, carpenter, bds P. J. Gross. Everts Charles P., clerk, 85 Van Buren. Everts John 0., bds Dr. Thos. Hatchard. Everts William, beer hall, East Water bt Division and Knapp, E. Eviston John, Milwaukee Exchange. Eviston Martin J., Milwaukee Exchange. Eviston John W., boiler maker, h Milwaukee bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Eviston Thos. A., salesman, S. B. Grant, h Milwaukee bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Ewe Chas., book keeper, J. tI. Cordes, bds HIotel Wettstein. Ewz Christian, laborer, Market bt Division and Knapp. EXCELSIOR BLOCK, N E cor East Water and Huron; see engraving. EXCHANGE SALOON, Hotel Wettstein, 132 East Water. Eylwerd Jas., laborer, Erie bt Milwaukee and l Main, N. FAANY JOHN, stone cutter, bds M. Larkin. Faber John, bar tender, bds P. J. Gross. Fabre John, shoemaker, at P. Boshaal. Face Paul C., (of E. Prieger & Co.) h Wauwatosa. Faecher John, laborer, Johnson bt East Water and Market. Faehrmann John H., ship carpenter, cor Greenbush and Mineral. Faeller Vincent, laborer, Berry, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, N. Fagan Catharine, laundress, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Fagan Mary, housemaid, J. Coughlin. Fagan William, laborer, N W cor of Fifth and Fowler. Fahey Patrick, grader, Beach bt Huron and Detroit. Fahey William, blacksmith, bds D. Carney. Fai Christian, mason, Fifth bt Wells and Cedar. Fairbanks J. I., (of Ford and F.,) bds H. H. West. Fairchild George, moulder, Monroe, bt Virginia and Park, E. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING &c CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late fobr regular insertion on preceding page. 75 Fairchild Wolcott, millwright, 524 Milwaukee. Faika Dr. Vincent, drug store, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Fairman George C., book-keeper, Nichols, Britt & Co., bds L. Kennedy. Falbe John, saloon, Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Falech Bernhard, upholsterer, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Faldmerger Wolfgang, watchman, East Water, bt Martin and Johnsoin, W. Falk Fr's. foreman Melms & Co., h Oregon near Geddings. Falkner John, butcher, S E cor Clinton and Lake. Falkner Samuel, carpenter, Doty, bt Lyon and Elizabeth, E. Fanck Lewis, laborer, Third near Lloyd. Fanning Francis, grocer, Main, bt Buffalo and Detroit, W. Fanning George, salesman, J. F. Birchard. Fanning H., carpenter, bds J. Fanning. Fanning James, laborer, on alley, bt Clybourn and Fowler, Third and Fourth. Fanning Mary, housemaid, at WV. L. tHinsdale. Fanning M., carpenter, bds James Fanning. Fanning Thomas, at Nichols; Britt & Co. Fanning --—, teamster, bds James Fanning. Fargo C. L., messenger American Express Co., h Cass, bt Michigan and Huiron. Faries Robert J., dentist, 13 Wisconsin, 1 Wauwatosa. Farley Max, laborer, Monroe, bt:Florida and Oregon, E. FARMERS INN, Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee. FARMERS & 3MILLERS BANK, No. 17 Wisconsin. FARMERS HOME, East Water bt Chicago and Buffalo. Farming Bernhard, grocer, Mlain, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Farraby George, diver, Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee, Wr. Farrington J. L., piano forte manufacturer, N W; cor Spring and Fifth. Farspohl Theresa, widow, East Water, bt Johnson and Martin, E. Fass Frederick, machinist, Third near Beaubian. Fass Francis, teanmster, Fifth near Beaubian. Fass John, laborer, Peutolia Road, Vliet's addition. Fassach John, carpenter, Berry, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, S. Fatter Christian, carpenter, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Faude Ernst, gardener, Fond du Lac. Faulkner George, carpenter, S. Faulkner. Faulkner Samuel, carpenter, lot 10, sec. 16, First Ward. Faust Nicolaus, laborer, Seventh, bt Harmon and Lloyd, E. Favel Thomas, farmer, Grove, bt Washington and Scott, E. Favell Henry, clerk, bds R. Allen. Fayhe John, shoemaker, Lake bt Martin and Division.. Feal Anton, tailor, Thirteenth, bt Cherry and Galena. Feavel Edward R. J., bill poster, 8 Market. See adv. page 36. Feavel Stephen F., manufacturer of Galvanic Batteries, 8 Market, Fecher John, laborer, Johnson, bt East Water and Market, N. Fechtel George, peddler, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, E. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 76 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Federmayer Charles, grocer, cor Clinton and Janesville plank road. Federmeier John, grocer, N. E. cor Clinton and Janesville. Feehan P. J., (of A. H. Lord & Co.,) S. E. cor Sycamore and Sixth. Feger John, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Baulding. Feher Jacob, blacksmith, Prairie, bt Third and Fourth. Fehl Anton, tailor, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Fehman John H., carpenter, N. E. cor Grove and Mineral. Fehrman Carl, laborer, Fourth, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Feichner Jacob, laborer, Clinton, bt Oregon and Lake, W. Feilmeier Joseph, blacksmith, bds Caspar Meyer. Feiner Marius, Peutonia Road, Vliet's addition. Feiner Mrs. John, Fond du Lac plank road. Feitshush B. C., N W cor Ninth and Tamarack. Feist Simon, beer saloon, N. E. cor Main and Michigan. Feist Christian, brewer, bds Melms. Feld Charles, physician, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Felder Jacob, Peutonia Road, Vliet's addition. Feldmeyer Wolfgang, laborer, 383 East Water. Felix Schiess, shoemaker, bds L. C. R. R. House. Felkamp F., laborer, Peutonia Road, Vliet's addition. Felkel Martin, carpenter, Rail Road. Fellenzt John, carpenter, North Water, bt Main and Ogden, E. Fellows Melinda F., boarding house, Oneida, bt Main and Milwaukee. Fels Christina, widow, cor Cherry and Fifth. Felthka Julius, blacksmith, Clinton bt Oregon and Lake. Felthousen B. W., (of Reed & F.,) Greenbush, bt Park and Pierce, WV. Fenacy Patrick, laborer, Beach, near Detroit, W. Fendeler Matthias, laborer, Railroad, near Monroe, S. Fendner Christian, piano maker, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth. Feney John, marble cutter, bds Empire City House. Fenigan John, laborer, Hanover, bt Park and Pierce, E. Fenn Nicolas, teamster, Cedar. Fennell Ann, widow, Prospect, bt Pleasant and Lyon. Fenner E. D., (of Williams & Co.,) bds American House. Ferch Gottleib, mason, Fond du Lac, Brown's addition. Ferge Frederic, grocery, Galena, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, W. Ferguson Charles, musician, bds Keystone State Hotel. Ferguson David, cashier Wis. M. & F. Ins. Co. Bank, h 445 Milwaukee, Ferguson Harriet, widow, seamstress, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago, -. TFerguson M. J., musician, bds Keystone State Hotel. Ferlage Gerhard, tailor, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteentbh, W. Fernekes Christian, hotel, 22 and 24 Market. Fernickes Valentine, bookbinder, S. W. cor Market and Martin. Fernow Titus, wine merchant, Albany building, h Main, bt Biddle and M.,ttin, W. Ferral John, teamster, MIain, bt Huron and Detroit.'erra1 C eorge W., pri.nter, Sentinel oe)ie, bds J. Hart, OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - -- 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 77 Ferrall William R., clerk, J. N. Bonesteel. Ferst Charles, laborer, alley bt Johnson and Martin, Market and Main. Fertel Wolfgaug, carpenter, Eighth bt Vliet and Poplar. Fertig C., barber, G. H. Clark. Fertig John, teamster, Market near Division. Fess Henry jr., druggist, 195 East Water, h 190 Van Buren. Fessel Anna, at J. Balatka. Fessel & Schwefel, druggists, 255 East Water. Fessel Christian, Dr., (of F. & Schwefel,) 255 East Water. Fesser Geo., (of J. R. Taylor & Co.,) Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Festenheifer George, teamster, Jackson, bt Lyon and Ogden. Fester George (of Taylor, F. & Schaub,) h Third bt Wells and Cedar. Fetherson Thos., moulder, bds E. Mellen. Fett George, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Fetter Vustow, laborer, Fifth, bt Galena and Walnut. Feuder Frederick, plasterer, Rail Road, near Greenbush. Feudel Fritz, mason, Rail Road, bt Greenbush and Grove, N. Feuetner Christian, cabinet maker, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth. Feugger Paulus, teamster, Vliet, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Fibranz August, cooper, Third bt Sherman, and Beers. Fick Fritz, porter, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Fick Henry, tailor, Tenth, near Winnebago.: Fiddler Frederick, carpenter, Hamilton, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, N. Fie C. M., mason, Fifth, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Fiebing Otto, dry goods. N E cor Seventh and Sherman. Fiebrantz August, cooper, Third, bt Beers and Sherman, WV. Fiebrantz M., milkman, Fourth, near Wells, W. Fiedler Mathias, tailor, bds Stads Prags. Fiekins Geo., ship carpenter, Lake, bt Reed and Clinton. Field Eli, carpenter, N W cor Seventh and Peutonia Road. Field Hubbard, book keeper, A. B. Blanchard. Field Maria, bds J. H. Silkman. Field Samuel A., dealer in real estate, office 152 East Water, bds J. H. Silkman. Field Otis, (of Dickinson & F.,) residence New York. Fields Samuel H., mason, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Fielding James, carpenter, Elizabeth, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, W. Fieschafer Henry, shoemaker, bds 312 Third. Fiesheisen Christian, tanner, Oregon, bt Brown and Baulding. Fiesenfeld Harmon, teamster, Menomonee Hotel. Fiesz Michael, carpenter, Market, bt Division and Knapp. Fietz Michael, laborer, Market, bt Division and Knapp. Fidler Frederick, laborer, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. FIFTH WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL, N W cor Virginia and Greenbush. FIFTH WARD SALOON, cor Reed, bt Oregon and Florida,, W. Fillmore John S., land agent, 243 East Water, h 186 Van Buren; see adv. Filner Anton H., grocer, N W cor Seventh and Galena. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City..Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.- -....205 & 207 East Water Street. r78 ~Names too late for regtlar insertion on preceding page. Finch, Lynde & Miller, attys, 6 and 8 Albany Building. Finch Asahel, (of F., Lynde & Miller,) 381 Milwaukee. Finch & Tuttle, produce and commission, 373 Third. Finch E. K., (of Finch & Tuttle,) commission merchant, Second, bds J. Whitney. Finch Henry M., attorney, bds Mrs. J. B. Holliday. Finch Jeremiah, sailor, bds Atlantic House. Finch Joshua C., foreman, h 423 Milwaukee, bt Johnson and MIartin. Finck Anton, laborer, Fifth near Cherry. Finck Edward, clerk, T. Fernow. Finck Henry, shoemaker, Market, bt Division and Johnson. Findeisen Frederick, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Fingaarts Hermann, tailor, Fond du Lac. Finger Aug., joiner, Vliet, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Fiink Adam, brewer, Third, bt Galena and Walnut. Fink Daniel, mason, Cherry bt Eleventh, al-d Twelfth. Fink Daniel, bricklayer, Eighteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Fink Edward, clerk at K. Dichmann. Fink Henry, shoemaker, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Fink Win., clerk, alley, bt Market and Main, and Biddle and Martin. Finley Dennis, caulker, South Water. Finley John, gardener, bds J. Benton. Finley James, gardener, bds J. Benton. Finn Michael, laborer, bds P. Delury. Finn Patrick, laborer, bds P. Delury. Finney John, marble polisher, bds M. Larkin. Finnegan Andrew, boarding house, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Finnegan Michael, policeman, Jackson, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Fimnegan Patrick, carpenter, Pierson, bt Van Buren and Cass. Finnegan Thomas, laborer, Doty, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee. Finnegan Patrick, grocer, cor Detroit and Van Buren. Firle Jacob, cooper, 44 Chestnut. FIRST WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL, N. MW. cor. Division and Van Burei FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, S. E. cor Milwaukee and Wisconsin. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. W. cor Milwaukee and Mason, Fisch Peter, miller, bds Washington House. Fischback —, 151 Cass, bt Biddle and Oneida, W. Fischback Sebastian, shoemaker, Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh,;W. Fischback J., beer saloon, 199 West Water. Fischedick John, watchmaker, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed. Fischedick Hermann, boots and shoes, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed. Fishendeck Herman, shoe store, Reed, bt Lake and Oregon, W. Fischer Albert, (of Michelstetter & Co.,) 55 Spring. Fischer Anton, laborer, Wells, bt Third and Fourth. Fischer Carl, laborer, Third, near Old City line. Fischer Charles, laborer, Hubbard near Harmon. Fischer Christopher E., laborer. Chestnut near Tenth. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO...-..205 &A 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 79 Fischer Edward, tailor, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Fischer Ferdinand, dyer, bds Horicon House. Fischer Franz, shoemaker, N. W. cor Vliet and Fourteenth. Fischer George, carpenter, bdW Fond du Lac House.:Fiseher George, mason, Brown, E. Fischer George, policeman, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Fischer James, salesman, Fowler, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Fischer John, laborer, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Fischer Joseph, laborer, Hinman near Seventh. Fischer Leopold, pedlar, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Fischer William, barber, 27 Chestnut. Fischer William, band-box manufacturer, West Water, near Fountain House. Fischer William, laborer, Third near Beaubian. Fish William, teamster, Winnebago, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Fisher Bernhard, laborer, Hanover, bt Park and Pierce, E. Fisher Ernst, tailor, bds G. Dietrichs. Fisher Joseph, harness maker, S. W. cor of Spring and Fifth. Fitch Dr. C. P., dentist, 297 Milwaukee. Fitch Johann, teamster, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Fitch Seth, Greenbush, bt Florida and Oregon, E. Fitch Thomas, Jr., stationer, bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Fitch T., bookkeeper, bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Fitch W. G., teller Bank of Milwaukee, bds Mliss McPherson. Fitchpatrick Peter, gardener, Van Buren near Michigan. Fitsch John, teamster, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Fitts L. E., (of F. & Bro.,) bds George W. Fitts. Fitts & Brother, proprietors Empire Wood and Coal yard. Fitts George W., (of Fitts & Bro.,) Tenth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, W. Fitzgerald Catharine, housemaid J. Ryan. Fitzgerald Charles, blacksmith, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Fitzgerald Edmund, plasterer, cor Huron and Jefferson. Fitzgerald Edward, mason, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Fitzgerald Edmund, laborer, Van Buren, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Fitzgerald Francis, shoemaker, Hill, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Fitzgerald Garret M., County Treasurer, h 404 Jefferson. Fitzgerald John, carpenter, bds T. Savage. Fitzgerald John, bookeeper, Astor, bt Ogden and Lyon. Fitzgerald James, plasterer, bds Mrs. J. Bray. Fitzgerald John, fisherman, bds R. Chapin. Fitzgerald John, laborer, Lake, bt Huron and Michigan. Fitzgerald Margaret, housemaid E. H. Goodrich. Fitzgerald Mary, seamstress, Seventh, bt Hill and Hinman. Fitzgerald Mrs. Mary, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore, W. Fitzgerald M., widow, Seventh, bt Clybourn and Fowler, W. Fitzgerald, Mary, widow, S W cor of Beach and Buffalo. Fitzgerald Mary, widow, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Fitzgerald Capt. Robert P., Grove, bt Park and Pierce, E. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO...... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 80 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Fitzgerald Thomas, gardener, Lake, near Wisconsin. Fitzgerald Thomas, accountant, bds at W. Burke. Fitzgibbons Gerald, mason, bds at D. Davies. Fitzgibbons Jeremiah, mason, Second, bt Spring and Wells. Fitzgibbons John, mason, Second, bt Spring and Wells. Fitzgibbons Patrick, blacksmith, Patrick Ward. Fitzhugh B. C., cor of Tamarack and Ninth. Fitzpatrick Peter, drayman, Van Buren, near Michigan E. Fitzsimmons Patrick, drayman, Monroe, bt Oregon and Florida, E. Flach Michael, cabinet maker, bds J. Zoller. Flack Adam, laborer, Watertown Plank Road, near toll gate. Flagg Eliot Z., type maker, bds at J. S. Hershey's. Flagge Gottleib, mason, Sixth near Sherman. Flagger Franz, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Flaherts Michael, laborer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson. Flagherty James, laborer, Sixth, bt Hill and Hinman. Flaherty John, grocer, Detroit near Beach, S. Flaherty John, laborer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Flaherty John, blacksmith, bds William Quick. Flaherty Mary, widow, Beach, bt Detroit and Huron. Flaherty T. P., clothing, cor S Water and Ferry. Flanagan James, ostler, Olmsted House. Flanary Michael, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Juneau and Menomonee. Flanders Walter P, Rockwell Place, 354 Jefferson. Flannagan John, Detroit, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Flanly Thomas, blacksmith, Clybourn, bt Fourth and Fifth. Flannelly Thomas, laborer, Fifth near Fowler. Flannery Edward, engineer, Cherry, bt Fourth and Fifth. Flathoof Jacob, laborer, Madison, near Gedding, N., Flatz John, carpenter, S W cor Johnson & Main. Flayn Matthew, sailor, Detroit near Beach. Fleck Michael, carpenter, bds at 312 Third. Fleet Job, blacksmith, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Walnut, E. Fleet Martin, vinegar pedlar, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Walnut, E. Fleischman Adam, shoemaker, bds R. Suhm. Fleishman Rev. Philip, Monroe, bt Walker and Mineral, E. Flemming Julius, carpenter, Third, near Cherry. Fleming George, Vera Cruz Hotel. Fleming William F., undertaker, S E cor of Main and Wisconsin. Flenttrup Anson, laborer, Scott near Greenbush. Flertzheim August, (of Noyes, F. & Co.,) Biddle, bt Main and Milwaukee, N. Fleschmann Joseph, saloon, Eleventh, bt Cherry and Galena. Fliege George, shoemaker, E Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. Fhieth Carl, bricklayer, S W cor Prairie and 7th. Flinn Hugh, laborer, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass. Flinn Philip, laborer, bds J. McSola. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING- & CO.......... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names'too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 81 Flinstup Anton, laborer, Greenbush, bt Scott and Madison, W..Floehr Lorenz, brewer, bds at Melms. Flood Andrew, contractor, Seventh near'Wells. Flood A., drayman, Wells, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Flood Christopher, laborer, Huron, bt 3Milwaukee and MIain..Flood Andrew, contractor, Seventh, near Wells. Flood Christopher, laborer., Hnron, bht Jiilartukee and Main. Flood James, laborer, bds at \.. Ilood s. Flood Thomas, sailor, bds Travellers' Iolmte. Flor Otto, clerlk, hbfds 1'. A. MAlargranf'. Flowers J. I., (of S. & F.) S AA co it' Eighthfi Endt ClybourIL. Flowers Johnl. cattle dealer, cor ittih atdlc S camorce. Floyd. Edward, laborlr, Virginia near 3'Mon roe.. Floyt Edwartd, laborer.. Monroe, b -Virgoniai, andt G-edding, W. Flueger Philipp, joiter, Sixth, bt Plar-opla and Chestnut, S. Fluegge (Aottlieblt plssttrer, eLloydl, )bt S;ixth and Seiventh, S. Fluskey L. salooel a.nd boardi:tg hoils, 380, Third. Flynn James, heel; anrl shoe store, I. (n est1nut. Flynn Wiilliarm, /iborer, S W" enor Jefrson'an Chicago. Foegen franlis nai'ler, East W'Vater, bt T'\tortll Water and Knapp, W. Foegon Lorenolz, coopera N W cot Chestniu-t and Twelfth. Foertstbh rt eicick, 1 eer hall: Thir tienth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Fogel- )ohn,!a anlorer, Detroito bt Beach,and LVan 3uren,. Fo.g J ohi. maIchinist,, ourthl n ear tllis l. og'g Rooberxt, mniachinist, Walnut, bt Sixthl and Seventlh, S. Foleyt. MIichael, hackman, Milwaukee, bt Hurion ane Detroit, W. Fohreltfor enlry, fishermain, S E co iailroioad a-d Clinton. I`oir'sch Jollt, shoenmaker o.Astor. It I]iddlet aid I' m' F-oley Bridget, at i,). Foley. Foley B., laborer, Eighlth, bt Ilill alOdt Iliarimoen. Foley James, engineer, -4 & fI R I., ighlth, t H:ill anfd Harmon. 7Foley John, stail. or, Beach, bt Polk a-nd Oregon, W. Foley Josepl,. laborer, Oneida, near Lake. Foley Peter, laborer, Secotnd, lit (l1ybourn and'owler, AV. Foley Paul,I carpeota-t'r, Vani B3urlen, neiar D.)etroit, E. Foley William r La, e, bt C lho ei da itlanid Biddle, E. Folkhart Phiiinrpp, plasterer, Martin, bt East W Cater a-id M:farket, S. Follansbee tis.., ioantdilg house. 3860 Alilwaukee. Follansby.Al:ltsoa,'ficonsil Street Baikery, 42 and 44, Wisconsin. Folls Daniel, ILaisonu:IP'rairi, bt Fourth'and Fifth. Folsorn Ch am.:.s, me::ri, lt, South TWater, Wa lkers Block; h: Greenbush, bt Florida an irg ini a, W. Folsonm John i). i., ook-keeper, bds aits. Fellows. Folz Daniel, masol, Prririe, bt Iiunrith anilcd iftb, N. FON)D DU L AC HOUSE, Louis Auer, Fourlth, bt Chestnut and Sixth. [Foote Aindrew T., boiler maker, at aenzel, Cunimings & Goodrich. Foote C. H., clerk, bds I. Kennedy. 6 OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO... 205 & 207 E ast Water Street. 82 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Foote Charles P., builder, N E cor Van Buren and Bidcle; h 3Marshal, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Foote Erastus, city attorney, Empire Block; h 298 Main.:Foote Horace A., hardware, 153 East Water, bds Walker House. Foote Robert E., book-keeper, bds E. Foote. Foote Samuel E., Marshal, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Forbes C. R. J., bds Fountain House. Ford & Fairbanks, booksellers, 158 East Water. See advertisement, p 3. Ford J., (of Ford & Fairbanks) Fifth bt Sycamore and Clybourn. Ford L. C., clerk, M & H R R, bds J. N. Mason. Foren Michael, milkman, Marshal bt Kewaunee and Brady, E. Foresta Edward, laborer, Brown bt Elizabeth and Park, E. Forgt Samuel, baker, South Water bt Elizabeth and Park, E. Forn Michael, laborer, Van Buren, bt Ogden and Lyon. (Forrester Bridget, laundress, at U. S. Hotel. Forristel Nicholas, laborer, S W cor Beach and Oregon. Forster Christian, (of G.'Wehr & C. F.,) bds G. YV'ehr. Forster G. F., Htoricon House, Third, bt Vliet and Poplar. Forster Joseph, joiner, Vliet bt Fourteenth and'Fi-Fiteenth, N. Forster Joseph, laborer, 3Market, bt Ogden aIld Ktnapp. Forster John, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Cherry a'nd G alena. Forster John, cooper, cor Cherry and Fifeateenth. Forster Theodore, laborer, cor Cherry and Fifteenth. Fortune James, laborer, Market bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Fortune Matthew, bds J. Fortune. Forsyth, cutter at Friend Bros., bds Louis HI-louse. Foss Charles, bds H. Miller. Foster George, laborer, Cherry bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, W~. Foster Johann, cooper, N E cor Cherryz and Fifteenth. Foster Samuel, moulder, Reed bt Florida and Oregon, S. Foster Wm., power press feeder at Sentinel office, bhds J. Sehlatter. Foth Franc, laborer, Eighth, bt Vliet and Poplar.?oth Henry, laborer, Vliet, bt Sixth and Seventh. FOUNTAIN HOUSE, cor West Water and Second, Dennis Cady, prop'r_ Fourness Montayne, boiler maker, Scott neLar Baulding, S. FOURTH WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL, N W cor Eighth and Sycamore. Fowler & Horn, photographers, Empire Block. See advertisement. Fowler Elbert W., (of F. & Horn,) bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Fowler A., machinist, bds Mrs. S. M[icFadden. Fowler Elisha A., machinist, bds Mrs. S. MicFadden. Fowler G. H., clerk, bds L. Kennedy. F:iowler Henry, superintendent of the poor, town of MIilwaukee. Fowler James S., (of Hooker & F.) bds Mirs. Call. Fowler L. C., book-keeper, bds William S. Cross. Fowsell Charles. Fowsell John, blacksmith, bds Charles Fowsell. -Fox Barney, laborer, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, N OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, -RUFUS KING & CO.._..,... -.205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 83 Fox Frank, clerk, Hawkin's House. Fox Henry P., clerk Jones, Dinnin & Jones, bds L. Kennedy. Fox James, laborer, bds Thomas Plant. Fox John, laborer, near L. J. Merrick's brick yard. Fox Lester, baker, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Main. Fox M., stone cutter, Spring, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Fox Patrick, blacksmith, Monroe, bt Oregon and Florida, E. Fox Thomas, engineer, M & M R R, h Eighth bt Hill and Clybourn, W. Frahm Joliam, laborer, Short, bt Beaubian and North, S. Francan Richard, varnisher, cor Prairie and Eighth. Franck John, laborer, Chicago near Jefferson, N. Franck Julius, upholsterer, on alley bt Wells and Cedar, Second and Third. Frangman John, shoemaker, Elizabeth bt Brown and Baulding, N. Franeke Albert, locksmith, Marti i, bt Market and East Water. Franeke Charles, architect, bds German Hotel. Frank Albert, locksmith, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Frank August, (of Goll & F.,) Prairie bt Fourth and Fifth, N. F}rank Bogesloff; laborer, Mlill, near Eighth. Frank Charles, ostler at Mansion House. Frank Ernst, optician, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Frank Isaac, pedlar, Cherry bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Frank Julius, upholsterer, MIarket, near Johnson. Frank Jacob, pedlar, 313 Third. Frank Lewis, tailor, Cherry, bt Fourth and Fifth. Frank Michael, Cherry, near Seventeenth. Frank Williamn T., book agent, Hanover, near Pierce. Frank Wilhelrnine, widow, Eighth bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Frank Whitney, deputy sheriff and assistant jailer, at the county jail. Frankenberg Ernst T., clerk, A. F. Suelflohn. Frankenthal J., salesman, bds Hotel Wettstein Frankfurth William, clerk, Sixth, bt Poplar and Chestnut, N. FRANKLIN HlOUSE, Main, near Buffalo, W. Franks William, ostler Stimson's Hotel. Fransan John, shoemaker, S W cor Menomone and Milwaukee. Franz Christian, cooper, Monroe, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Franz William, laborer, Reed, near Mineral. Franzmann John, shoemaker, Elizabeth, near Baulding. Frantokener Joseph, mason, Thirteenth, near Sherman. Fraser Alex. C., attorney,, 198 East Water, h 409 MLlilwaukee. Fraser John, plasterer, Third, near Cedar, 7:~. Fraser Win., ship carpenter, S E cor Grove and Pierce. Frathin ger Peter, cooper, East Water bt Mkartin and Johnson, E. Fratney Bridget, widow, Jefferson, near Biddle. Frave Anthony, harness maker, bds Washington House. Frawley Patrick, horse farrier, Beach near Buffalo, W. Frayn M~qathew, sailor, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, N. Frazel Anthony, carriage maker, bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. OFFICE of the lilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURD1CK & CO._..... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 84 Names too late for regular ins rtison on preceding page. Freckmanii Bernhard, tailor, Sixth bt Walnut and Galena. FREE DEMOCRAT BUILDINGS, No. 1 Spring. FREE DEMOCRAT OFFICE, No. 1 Spring. See advertisement. Free Nicholas, shoemaker, Elizabeth, bt Grove and Monroe, S. Freeling Peter, trunk-maker, J. R. Cocup. Freeman Alonzo, livery stable, Florida, bt Grove and Greenbush, S. Freeman David W., agent of N Y & E R R, 230 East Water, h Astor, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Freeman D. C., Superintendent Watertown Division L C & M R R, h Cass, bt Martin and Biddle, W. Freeman Henry, boots and shoes, 84 and 116 East Water, bds Enos Gay. Freeman Helen T., at P. R. Isham. Freeman Miss, bds S. S. Merrill. Freeman Mrs. J. A., boarding house, N E eor Spring and Sycamore. Freeman W. R., Cashier of Globe Bank, h N E cor Tamarack and Twelft.lh. Freeman Thos. J., shoemaker, at H. Freeman. Freeze Aaron, carriage maker, bds Milwaukee House. Frei Adam, grocer, Fond du Lae plank road. Frei Charles, laborer, Fifth near Lloyd. Frei John, painter, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Freidberz Isaac, pedler, Detroit, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Freide Frederick, LisJoon plank road. Freik Leonard, brick manufacturer, Madison, above Jones. Freitag C., laborer, Peutonia road S. Vliet's addition. Freitag Frederick, laborer, Brown, W. Freind Valentine, carpenter, Ninth, bt MJ1ill and Vliet. Freisz Adam, teaming, East Water, bt Johnson and Division. Frelich Charles, saloon, cor Cherry and Fourteenth. Frelich Henry, Green Bay, bt rWalnut and Sherman. Frelich Henry, butcher, Ninth, bt Walnut and Galena. Fremon Abraham, grocery, Walnut, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, S. French Augustus, watchmaker, Loolmis & Hoes. French, Bros., & Co., dry goods, 142 E. Water. French D. Edgar, (of F. Bros., &Co.,) bds Walker House. French Gilbert, (of F. Bros., & Co.,) bds 0. French. French Orvis, (of F. Bros., & Co.,) h cor Astor and Oneida. French D. D., cutter at P. Yale, bds Mrs. Fellows, French John, builder, 27 Cass. French 0. D., composition roofing, bds S. R. Streeter, French Robert, clerk, 202 West Water. French William, book binder, bds William French. French William, book agent, Doty, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, 1E Frentzen John, shoemaker, cor M3ilwaukee and Menomonee. Frerichs Frederick, (of Brenneke & F.,) bds Mrs. H. Sanders. Fresch Joseph, clothing store, N W cor Prairie and Fifth. Fresey Henry, carpenter, Walker, bt Reed and Hanover, N. OFFICE of the Miwaukee Daily Sentinel, L-UFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 85 Fres Henry, carpenter, cor Reed and Walker. Frey Adam, laborer, Peutonia Road, Vliet's addition, S. Frey Carl, fisherman, Harmon, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Frey Otto, tailor, bds C. Frey. Freysinger Jacob, laborer, N W cor Grove and Madison. Friebel Ernst, painter, Lake, near Reed, S. Frichs Antony F., blacksmith, East Water, bt Johnson and Martin, E. Fricke Christian, laborer, Fifth, bt Walnut and Sherman, W. Fricke Heinrich, brick yard, Railroad, near Jones, W. Fricker Philipp, wagon maker, Oregon, bt Reed and Hanover, S. Fridach Herman, laborer, Martin, bt East Water and 3Market, S. Friedericll Christopher, carpenter, Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Friedrich Carl, basket maker, 415, Third..Friedrich Josephine, seamstress, Fifth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. [Frieger Max, foreman Best's Brewery; h Winnebago, bt Ninth & Tenth, S. nFriend and Brothers, merchant tailors, 170, East Water. Friend Elias, (of Friend & Bros.,) 84 Van Buren. Friend Emanuel, clerk, F. & Bros. Friend H., (of Friend & Bros.,) Van Buren, bt Wisconsin & Michigan, E. Fi riend Meyer, (of Friend & Bros.,) Biddle, bt Jefferson, and Jackson, No Friend John, laborer, Murray's addition. Friend Samuel, clerk, H. F. & Bros.'Friese F. W., printer, bds H. H. Hill. Friess Mary Caroline, superior general of schools, sisters' convent, cot Milwaukee and Knapp. Frill Christoph, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Cherry and Galena. Frinst Gustav A., clerk, bds D. Ruppert. Frisch Joseph, tailor, Division, bt -Market and MIain. Frisch & Co., clothing, 42, Chestnut, S. Friseh, J. P. & Co., clothing, 60, East Water. Fritsehe John, laborer, Beers, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Fritche Joseph, painter, Seventh near Walnut. Fritz Leonhard, laborer, cor M3ain and Ogden. Fritz Otto, fresco painter, East Water, bt 3Martin and Johnson, EF Frohruebe Joachim, fisherman, East Water, bt Knapp and River. Froelich Henry, gardener, Walnut, bt Second and Third, N. Froelich Heinrich, laborer, Ninth, bt Galena and Walnut, W. Froelich Joseph, saloon, N E eor Cherry and Fourteenth. Fromm Freidrich, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, N. Frureip John, fisherman, S W co/r East Water and Ogden. Fry John, painter, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Fuchs Albert, physician, 220 Main, bds G. Sieben. Fuchs Anselin, pottery, Railroad near Monroe. Fuchs Franz, tailor, Fond du Lac, W.'Fuchs Franz, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, N. Fuchs Henry, clerk, E. Vintsehger. Fuchs John, shoemaker, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, Eo OFFICE of the ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 86 BNames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Fuchs Lewis, shoemaker, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Fucht Peter, tailor, bds G-. Dietrich. Fueger Lorenz, cooperage, cor Twelfth and Chestnut. Fueger Francis, cooper, bds L. Fueger. Fuehrmann Wilhelm, cooper, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Fuehrst Charles, carpenter, Seventh, near Beers. Fueldner John, steam packing box factory, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixtlh, S. See advertisement, page 6. Fuerhenkomp John, drayman, Hanover, bt WTalker and Mineral, E. Fuerst Friederich, laborer, Park, bt Cook and Jones, S. Fuerstenhoefer George, teamster, Eleventh, bt Galena and Cherry, E. Fuhrmnann Michael, laborer, cor Cherry and Fourteenth. Fuldner Lewis, liquors, IReed, bt Oregon and Florida. Fnldner Lewis, liquor store, Reed, bt Thomas and Oregon, S. Fuller Mrs. A. A., at L. Scovill. Fuller H. A. & Co., R. R. contractors, office No. 5., Juneau Block. Fuller H. A., (of Fuller & Co.,) bds American House. Fuller H. L., hay merchant, bt West Water and Second, h 118 Cass. Fuller William F foreman M. & M. R. R. machine shop, h Clybourn bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Fulleman Louis, saloon, 43 Spring. Fulling Louis, clerk, Friend Bros. Fultz Henry, laborer, Chestnut, near Eleventh. Furch Augusta, house maid, Chas Wendt..Fuly Henry, laborer, Chestnut, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Funk William, butcher, Reed bt Oregon and Florida, W. FURLONG'S BLOCK, S E cor East Water and Huron. Furlong John, grocer, 127 East Wp.ter, S E cor Van Buren and Oneida. Furlong Michael, laborer, S W cor Jackson and Chicago. Furtig Louis, painter, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Fus Christian, ship carpenter, Scott, between Gedding & Baulding, S. Fuss H., shoemaker 260 West Water. Fyans Edward, porter, Boynton and Smith. G GAARONS J.. laborer, Second, bt Wells and Spring, W. Gaater Thomas, laborer, Spring, bt Fifth and Sixth. Gabel A., tailor, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Gabel Theodore, blacksmith, bds Egelhoff's. Gabert John, machinist, bds Ryan & Phillps. Gabert John, jr., machinist, bds Ryan & Phillips. Gabert Robert, machinist, bds Ryan & Phillips. Gabriel Robert, cooper, Monroe, bt Virginia and Gedding, W. Gabrielson Samuel, cabinet maker, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed, S. Gaerstner John, shoemaker, Cherry, bt Sixteenth and Seventeenth, N. Gaetschman Joseph, drover, N W cor Tamarack and' Third. Gafney James, baker, A. H. Johnston. OFFICE of the ilwaukee Daily entinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. /ames too late for regldza insertion on preceding page. 87 e Gafney P. clerk, J. Stransky. Gaeguest Win., laborer, Lake, near Reed. Gaenz John, cabinet maker, Johnson, bt Market and East Water. Gaertner Casper, (of Waggeman & G-.,) Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Gage He-nry, bds Fountain HIouse. Gakazkie Casper, shoemaker, Harmlon, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Gale Guy L., billiard saloon, 220 and 222 East Water. Gale Margaret, widow, 312 Jefferson. Galespie William, plasterer, Pearson, bt Racine and Elizabeth, N. Gall George, blacksmith, bds 312 Third. Gall George, clerk, No. 4, Excelsior Block. Gallagan James, laborer, N W cor Reed and Pierce. G-allagan James, laborer, bds Gallagher. Gallager Patrick, laborer, Oregon, near Beach, N. Gallaghan H., boarding house, N W cor Mlain and Erie. Gallaghar John, pork packer, 3Milwaukee bt Buffilo and Chicago, W. Gallagger John, at L. G-allagger. Gallagger Lewis, Washington brewery, N W eor lMain and Johnson. Gallagher Sarah, widow, Jas. Jordon. Galler Lewis, carpenter, Main bt Division and Knapp, W. Galligan John, laborer, bds J. MicSola. Galligan Thomas, blacksmith, Eighth bt Clybourn and Hill, W. Galligan Thomas, laborer, Greenbush bt Florida and Oregon. Galvin Timothy, mason, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Jackson. Galligher James, laborer, bds 3M]rs. B. Hagan. Galligher M., laborer, Eighth bt Clybourn and Hill, W. Galloway Geo., painter, Huron bt Van Buren and Jackson. Gallum August, tanner, bds F. A. Margraf. Gan Sebastian, laborer, bds I-I. Schumacher. Gan Taylor, laborer, bds H. Schumacher. Gandlitz Ann, widow, S W cor Ogden and Market. Ganerke A., shoemaker, Peutonia Road, near St. John's cemetery. Gannon Patrick, laborer, Pearson bt Racine and Elizabeth. Gansler Christolph, shoemaker, bds G. Peterson. Garbe Christian, laborer, Fond du Lac. Gardner Capt. Amos H., gunsmith and fur dealer, 15 Wisconsin, h, 429 Mil waukee. Gardiner David, carpenter, bds Caren. Gardiner E. L.'H., city comptroller, office in Excelsior Block, h 395 Jefferson. Gardiner Henry, civil engineer, bds Stimson's Hotel. Gardiner Hiram, trunk maker, Jackson bt Michigan and Detroit. Gardiner John, carpenter, Clinton bt Lake and Oregon, N. G-ardiner & Swaney, Concert Saloon, Main, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Gardiner John D., lumber manufacturer, 312 Jackson. Gardner Michael, cutter, Oneida, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. Gardner Robert, (of G. & Swaney,) concert saloon, bds Olmsted House. Gardner Win. -., produce dealer, bds J. Hershey. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 88 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Gardner William, carpenter, Clinton, bt Mineral and Walker, W. Gardner William, grocer, Clinton, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Garen John, laborer, Second bt Spring and Wells. G-aren James, laborer, Milwaukee near Buffalo, VW. G-arl G., blacksmith, bds J. Zoller. Gary Mary, widow, laundress, Jackson near Menomonee. Garey Mary, laundress, Jackson. Garey William, bootmaker, Detroit bt Main and Milwaukee, S. Garfield Emory, contractor, h Sycamore, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Gargan Ann, widow, at B. Nary's. Garland John, laborer, near Menomonee river. Garlick, Wm. H., policeman, N W cor Clybourn and Fifth. Garner Dr. John E., physician, S W cor Milwaukee and Oneida. Garper August, yeast pedlar, S E cor Market and Division. Garraty John, laborer, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Garside James, machinist, Ogden, bt Jefferson and cMilwaukee, N. Gartland Francis, cooper, 112 South Water. Gates Henry K., bookkeeper, Jamees Bonnell, bds HE. Pockey. Gates Lewis M., bookkeeper, N WX cor of Milwaukee and Oneida. Gatsch Frederick, carpenter, Prairie bt Fifth and Sixth. G-aulidz Charles, shoemaker, cor Market and Ogden. Gavin Michael, shoemaker, Huron bt Jackson and Van Buren. Gay A. 1)., pail factory, 317 Third. Gay Charles M., clerk, bds L. Kennedy. XGay Enos, clerk H. Freeman's, Michigan, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Gaylord Charles D., (of Caswell & Gaylord) bds N. B. Caswell. Gaynor James, mason, Marshall, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Glaynor Thomas, teamster, S WT cor of Jackson and Chicago. cearn Patrick, laborer, Lyon, bt Jackson and Van Buren, N. CGeary John, grading contractor, N W coor of Michigan and Cass. Gebel Leonhard, shoemaker, cor Fourth and Prairie. GCebhardt Caspar, painter, Market bt Division and Johnson. Gebliart Frederick, cooper, bds H- Fischedick. Gebhard Bernhard, tollgate keeper, Green Bay road.'Gebhard Carl, watchman, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, E. Gechman Joseph, meat market, 246 Wecst Water. Geckler Charles, cooper, Hanover near Oregon.: Gedicker Carl, laborer, Burnhaim's brickvard. Gee Charles, carpenter, Main, bds J. Whitfield. Gee George, grader, Main, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Geerlings Garret, shoenmaker, Galena, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Geerling Albert, traveling agent for L. C. R. R., h Galena, bt Ninth and T enth, E. Gelhns Ha rtwig, laborer, Vliet near Tenth. Gehringer George, ostler, at Mack & Bro. Geib Julius, shoemaker, bds G. Borlogesser. Geiger George, Pcutonia l oad, Vliet's add. OFFICE of the jilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. — 205 & 207 East Water Street. Nam-s too late for regular insertionl on precading page. 89 Geiger Michael, laborer, bds Stephen Hoff. GeilEass Frederic, teacher, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Geis George, laborer, Walnut bt Seventh and Eighth. Geis Sebastian, tailor, Vliet, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, W. Geisberg Charles, (of H. Neidecken & Co.,) bds Hotel Wettstein. Geisel Michael, laborer, Fifth, bt Prairie and Chestnut, W. Geisinger Maagnus, laborer, cor Oregon and Clinton. Geisling Hansker, laborer, cor Walnut and Eleventh. Geisler Herman, laborer, S E cor Marshall and Lyon. Geismann George, mason, S WT cor Lake and Reed. Geissel Arma M., widow, Seventh near Beers. G(9eissel Edward, laborer, Green Bay near Beers. Geist Augustus, prinilter, H. Seifert. Geler Benjamin, machinist, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar; bds Conrad. Geller Jacob L., tailor, Third bt Tamacnrack and Prairie. Gelway William, carpenter, Milwaukee bt Huron and Detroit. Geminder Heinrich, blacksmith, bds Golden Lion. Gempliz Maurice, pedlar, Thirteenth bt Galena and Cherry. Genge Mary, laundress, Division near Prospect. Genseh August, meat market, cor Reed and Oregon. Gensen Frederick, tailor, Fond du Lac. Genser Frederick, tailor, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, N. Gensert Bertha, dressmaker, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Gensert Bertha, dress maker, Prairie bt Fourth and Fifth. Gensh August, butcher, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Gentz Jacob, carpenter, N W cor Fifth and Cedar. Geoghugan Dennis, laborer, bds W. Cahill. George Alex., laborer, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee. George Henry WV., book-keeper, Sinclair & Gunnison. George Mary, laundress, Division near Prospect. George Jacob, segar maker, bds Swiss Home. George William, confectioner, 1II. Miller. George William, sailor, Cass, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Geppel Matthew, butcher, Greenbush near Washington. Geiber Christian, laborer, -S W cor Scott and Jones. GRAD AUS OFFICE, cor Third and Prairie. Gerber Frederick, shoe maker, Elizabeth near Baulding. Gerhardt Tobias, Cherry bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Gerke Daniel, laborer, Vliet, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Gerlach Andreas, grocery, Vliet, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Gerlach Charles, painter, ~liet, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Gerlach Mary T., widow,'Third, bt Wells and Cedar. G(:erlach Max, liquor merchant, 54 Chestnut; h Tamarack, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTH ERAN, ST. PAULS CHURCH,:Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. OFFICE of the iil w ukaee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 Ealst Water Street. 90 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. GERMAN AND ENGLISH FREEE SCHOOL, lMain, bt Division and Knapp. GERMAN SECOND WARD FREE SCHOOL, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, TW. GERMAN LUJTHERAN CHURCHT, S E cor Fifth and Wells. GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH, Fifth, bt Prairie and Tamarack, E. GERMAN THEATIRE, cor East WVater and Market. Gernhardt Christoph, laborer, Twelfth near Vliet. Gernant Christopher, bakery, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Gerraty Patrick, clerk, bds Keystone State Hotel. Gerrety Michae]l, grocer, S E cor Van Buren and Huron. Gersing Hannah, widow, WXalnut. bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. 1-ertsIler Joseph, tailor, Poplar, bt Sixth and Seventh, W. Gersther Peter, machinist, Mill, bt Ninth and Tenth, W. Gertz Antony, potter, NW. R.emn:e. Gese Frederick, laborer, Park, bt Brown and Sanderson, N. Geser Benedict, proprietor of Kossuth House. Geskerman Friederick, grocer, Reed, bt Lake and Oregon, W. Gessert Richard, drayman, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Gessert William, tinsmith, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. GESSELLIGER VERIEN, 292 East Water. Gesser William, blacksmith, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth. Gessner Henry, laborer, H. Krug. Geszert Julius, painter, bds E. Besehe]. Getchel Rescot, ship carpenter, bds Niagara Hotel. Gething William, stained and cut glass, Fowler, bt Fourth and Fifth. See advertisement, page 21. Geuder George, stoves and tin ware, 63 E Water. Geyer Christian, tanner, Oregon, bt Gedding and Baulding. Geyer F. W., varnisher, Peutonia Road, near Seventh, E. Geyer John, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Knapp. Ghergle George, Hamilton, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, N. Ghro John, laborer, Prairie, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. Gibbing George, painter, Lyon, bt Astor and Elizabeth. Gibbons George H. P., carpenter, Van Buren, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Gibbs D. A., clerk, bds Fountain House. Gibson Pearsotl, malster, (of Middlewood & Gibson,) N E cor of Eighth and Chestnut. Geisler Caroline, teacher, Market, bt Knapp & Ogden, W. Giesler Elizabeth, widow, E. Weiskirch Gieslc- Hermann, laborer, cor Marshall and Lyon. Giesler -, widow, seamstress, East Water near Martin. Gieme Francis, bds J. Schblatter. Giese John, tailor, bds Carl Thienhausen. Gifford Charles, nursery, Spring, near Palmer's Addition. Gifford George P., S W cor of Spring and Eighth. Gilbert Elizabeth, Jackson, near Buffalo. 0 F F I 0 E o f t r1 a l u k t see a l jy Sentin e 1 RUIFUS KIING- & CO. 3..205V & 207 East WVater Street. Na-mes too late for reguar insertion on preceding page. 91 Gilbert -Mary J., assistant teacher in Third Ward Public School. Gilbert Sarah, widow, Detroit, bt jackson & Jefferson, N. Gildermeister Ernst, liquor store, 31 Chestnut. Gildermeister Williaml, laborer, Fifth bt Cherry and Arliet, vW. Giles John, milkman, Brady, bt Astor and Riacine, N. Giles Robert, laborer, Lyon, bt Van Buren and Jackson, S. Gilgan Jacob, shoemaker, Prairie, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. Gilhooley Catharine, widow, Clinton, bt Oregon and Lake. Gildar Mathias, mason, cor Prairie and Eighth. Gildsdorf John, carpenter, bds A. Krummenburger. Giljohan Frederick, cabinet-maker, cor Fourth and Tamarack. Gill Elias, lumber office, cor West Water and Clybourn, h 114 Wisconsin. Gillespie, Ezekiel E., N W cor aWells and Fourth. Gillespie William, plasterer, Berry near Racine. Gillett S. P., bds Hotel Wettstein. Gillett William L., bookkeeper, Cass, bt Wisconsin and Mkichigan, E. Gillies A. WV., Astor, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Gillies David A., real estate agent, bds A. W. Gillies. Gillick Margaret, laundress, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron. Gilligan John, gardener, cor Jackson and Detroit. Gilligan John, tinsmith, Main near Chicago. Gillon James, grocer, cor Huron and Van Buren. Gilmore Capt. Charles, mariner, Lake near Reed. Gilmore Patrick, laborer, Milwaukee, near Chicago, E. Gilo Henry, laborer, Vliet bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Gilowsky Solomon, dry goods, Third, bt Walnut and Sherman. Gilpin Miss, teacher, bds J. Whitney. Gily Jacob, wagon shop, Third, near Cedar. Ginn William, engraver, bds E. Bridgman. Ginter Henry, carpenter, S WV cor of Market and Martin. Gingler Godfried, carpenter. Johnson, bt Market and Main, N. Ginz Jacob, carpenter, near cor Fifth and Cedar. Gipfel Charles, Union Brewery, Chestnut, near Seventh..;ipperich Joseph, tailor, Huron, bt East Water and Main.:Gippert Lewis, book binder, bds P. J, Gross. Girsehka Wenzel, tailor, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Girz Anton,, potter, Johnson's, near the river. Giss Sebastian, tailor, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Gittelman Margaret, widow, N W cor of Third and Tamarack. Gitzinger Franz, carpenter, Oregon, near Park, S. Given John, bds Fountain House. Given Thomas, teamster, Sycamore, bt Second and Third. Glaason James, laborer, Grove, bt Florida and Oregon, W. Glaesel Ernest, harness-maker, bds Rhenish House. Glaesner John G., Greenbush near Scott. Glaethi John, tanner, Third, near tollgate, W. Glaeser Mathias, laborer, Green Bay, bt Beers and Harmon, N. OFFICE of the MIaiau. ee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 92 Narmes too late for reguiar insertion on preceding page. Glancy John, boarding, Main, bt Huron and Detroit. Glasman A., saloon, cor Clinton and Lake. Glasier George, shoemaker, Johnson, bt East Water and 3Iarket, N. Glasner Joseph, tanner, Oregon, near Monroe, S. Glassner Aegede, laborer, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, WV. Glassner Joseph, laborer, N WNV co Galena and Fourteenth. Glatz John, Brewer, bds Newkirk. Glatz Robert, schoolmaster, East Water near Biddle. Glaze A. T., printer, bds Louis House. Gleason Daniel, carpenter, N WV cor of Washington and Clirnton. Gleason James, laborer, bds J. Ryan. Glear Martin, laborer, North Water, bt 1Main and Ogden, E. Gleisner Egita, laborer, Fiftecenth, bt Cherry and Galena. Gleisner Joseph, tanner, Oregon near Baulding. Gleisner Michael, laborer, Vliet, bt Wall and Fifteenth. Glesner MIathias, saloons, lake, bt Clinton and Reed, S. G-lenner John J., laborer, Beach near Polk. Glieber Jobhann G., locksmith, Harmon, bt Sixth and Seventlh, N. GLOBE BANK, Albany Building. (-LOBE TNN, IMain, bt Buffalo and Chicago, VW. Globe Ludwig, tailor, Pleasant, bt Van Buren and Cass. Glover Henry B., mason, S WV cor of Jackson and MIartin. Glover John, painter, bds G. Edwards. G(lueck Bartholomew, laborer, Miarket near Knapp. Gmelin Frederick, upholsterer, bds Washington House. Gmeigner Sebastian, meat market, Vliet bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Gnewesa Louis, laborer, Walnut near Fifth. (:ioblauski, hatter, bds F. A. 1IMargraf. G-oebel John J., grocer, iMarket, bt Knapp and Ogden, VW. Goebel Leonard, grocery, S E cor of Prairie and Fourth. Goebel Mathias, butcher, Greenbush, bt Mineral and Washington,, W,'Goeltz Christian, Martin near the River. Goese John, laborer, old Muskego road. Goettinog Diedrich, cor Washington and Jones. % Goetz A. W., barber, 230 East Water, h Mason bt East Water and Main, S G(oetz John, Shauss Hall," N W cor Vliet and Twelfth. Goetz John A., shoemaker, Vliet. Goetz John, butcher, cor Market and MIartin. Goertzen Reiehart, carpenter, Oregon bt Reed and Hanover, S. Goes Frederick, variety store, 277 East Water, h TMuIkwonago plank road. Goggin Ann, housemaid, A. McArthur. Gcggin John, bootmaker, J. Phalen. Gobjer HI., produce dealer, Grove bt Virginia and Park, W. Gohbloan John, laborer, Baulding bt Park and Elizabeth, W. Goines J. W. &. J. A., barbers, 22 Wisconsin. Goines James W., (of J. W. & J. A. G.,) Jackson bt Division and Knapp. Goines J. A., (of J. NV & J. A.. G.,) bds J. W. Goines. OFFICE of the Eilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & COC. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 93 Gold Lewis, (of Stein, Bro. & Co.) bdls American House. Gold Thomas, porter, bds W. Kinsella. Goldback --—, gilder, bds F. A. Margra-f Golden James, laborer, bds J. A.. Herbert. GOLDEN LION SALOON, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Golden Samuel, carpenter, bds lary Mann. Golden Sarah A., widow, S Wv cor East Water and Oneida. Goldenstadt Johannahl, housemaid, A. Wise. Goldie Peter, coopeir, 3Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and M enomonee. Goldil & Collopy, coopers, Chicago bt East Water and 3lIain, N. Goldil Petel (of G. & Colloppy) Milwauckee ht Ilcnomionee and Chicago. Goldstein Julius, pedlar, bds L C R 1]? H o-use Goll & Frank, dry goods, 267 East Water, See advertisement, page 1_. Goll Julius, (of (g. & Frank) h ilain bt Johson and Divisi)on, E. Goll Fritz, presseltan, Sentinel office, h aes-t 1Wfa —er- bt Biddle and 1l1artlin; E. Goll Jacob, plasterer, East XWtater bt Norith Water and Knapp, rW. Gollwald Henry, butcher, Thinrd bt Welis and Cedar.. Gollwitzer John, laborer, East rater near JosilllOnse. Gollmain John, cigar inmaker, bds L C, R R H fouse. Gomb Christopher, carpenter, H14lairmo, 1) Sixtll an:. Seventh, N. Good Benjamin F., mnoulder, N XWy cot -iterce al1d Reetd. Good John, carpenter, CGrove, bt Floridat aldm OrI'iogn. GOODALL BLOC((3K, S E cor Sprinmg ald! We,-t _Wcater. Coodall Ira E., N XWT cor Sixth end SyCamori. Goodell & McDonald, \wines and liquors, I[teeId ibt Lake and ioiutl Water, E. Goodell hE, oswell, (of G. &s MDonacld) Ieedl bAt.Lake and South Water, E. (G-oodman RS. & Co., e;Iothtling, 113 Easu' cWa'tr.'. Goomlian Alkbrialianl:, (of S. G. C& o.) - i3 East X-ate,. G-oodman Frc.erick, porter, DuteD elr, Sexte?! t & Co. GoodmBan Joh,,-l, cinphu f d te's -[Uat l Lock, i 368 Main. See advertisemlent, page -17. (Coodiman William, clerk, J.:' odnr. ({-oodmnan Samuel, (of'. G. (& Co.) 11' ii.,:-' Wa'ter'. Goodriich Ann -I., widow, at H. W. Goodrich. G-oodrich Edwin H., superxintendent and vice resideillt of L[ C & M3I:, 1, 90 Wisconsin. Goodrich H. Wa. & Co. stoves at.ld iuni-lles, 2 2 East Wa ter. See adCvr. Goodrich H. IW., (of H. W. G. & Co.,) I,3e- V2-an3 Bu1ren. Goodricl. Hannalh, widow, at J ohn Cuminlmiigso G-oodrich Isaac G.. fruit &e., 231 Mlain, hl _5farsi1a1ll, bt Biddle & iar1tin, E. Goodrich John C., (of ilrLenzel, C. & G..,) 57 Iihehich ain. Goodrich John R., (of Dutcher, Sexton & Co.,) 85 M5iason. Goodrich & Terry, grocers and commnission, S EJ ecot Elast Water aild Erie. Goodrich Timothy W., (of G. & T'rry,) S V co 7ain Buren and Biddie. Goodrich L S., clerk, bds N. B. BCaswell. Goodnow William, machinist, (rreenbLusi bt Florida. and Oregon; sei- adv. Goodrow J., jr., painting, bt Martin eand Johnson. FFICE of the lilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.....205 & 207 East Water Street. 694 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Goodwin Lorenzo T., foreman Reliance Works, h Spring, bt Third and Fourth. Goomareck James, laborer, Bervy, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, N. Gordon Alexander, ship carpenter, bds Niagara Hotel. Gordon P. C., clerk, French, Bros. & Co., bds J. Gordon. Gordon E. S., machinist M & M R R, bds A. Maxfield. Gordon George, confectioner, 6 Spring, N. Gordon Jedediah, gardener, cor Main and {Martin. Gordon L. D., clerk, bds J. Gordon. Gordon L. T., book-keeper American House. Gorham Dr. William, Fifth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Gorman Elizabeth, Edward McLaughlin " 1orman John, laborer, East Wator, bt Division and Knapp, E. Gormon John, cooper, lilwaukee, bt Juneau and MIeno1R1ol01e. Gorman Patrick, laborer, Fifth, near Fowler. Gorman James, produce buyer, Eighth, near Irill. Gormley Jeremiah, wood carver, Elizabeth, bt Ogden and Lyon. Gormley John, laborer, cor Chicago and Milwaukee. Gormley Martin, laborer, Hamilton, bt Racine and Elizabeth. G(ormley Patrick, boarding house, Main bt Huron and Detroit, E. Gorstenberg Charles, (of Hanson, WVesterman & Co.,) Chicago. G-orth Jacob, clerk, Sixth, bt Harmnon adnd Lloyd, N. Goore E., baker, A. 1I. Johnston Goos Frederick, pattern maker, cor Cherry and Vliet. (Gosch Hans, butcher, cor Third and Cherry. Gosch Henry C., clerk, bds German H-gtel. Goslin Alexander, carpenter, bt Blcddle and Martin. Gosser George, cooper, Fifth, bt Vliet and Cherry, VW. Gossline Martin L., R R contractor, Van Buren, bt lMiehigan and HI-uron. CGoss Owen, building mover, Jackson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. Gothe Kasten, carpenter, Sixth, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, W. Gottfried Frank, sash maker, bds Irhenish House. G(ottmanshaussen Gustave, butcher, bds J. iMayer. Gottsacher Joseph, cooper, bds Chestnut Street House. (otz'Michael, frmer, bds J. Sehlatter. Crough William, ship carpenter, bds Keystone State Hotel. (-ough William, carpenter, bds W. Evans Iougin Edlward, laborer, Buffalo near Jefferson. (Goulding Eliza, saloon and boarding, Mason, bt East Water and Main, W. Gould Gabriel, carpenter, bds W. Evans. Gould Rodney, cabman, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Main. Gourty Thomas, laborer, Sixth, near Wells. Govs Frederick, pattern maker, S WV cor Cherry and Fifteenth. (Govengor M. L., carriage make,, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Govans R. S., saloon, S +W cor Oregon and Reed. Grabowsky Carl, joiner, Eighth bt Vliet and Cherry, E. Grace James, carpenter, Fifth, bt Wells and Cedar, E. OFFICE of the ilw aukee Baily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Grace Pierce, foreman Gas Works, cor Menonmonee and Jefferson. Grach John, laborer, Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Grade Charles, cooper, bds E Grade. Grade Ernest iF., boarding house, Erie, bt Jackson and Oregon, N. Grady A., laundress, N W cor Spring and Sixth. Grady Patrick, laborer, Jackson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. Graebel Albert, teaming, Division, bt East Water & Miartin. Graebsch Samuel, mason, Martin. bt IMarket and East Water. Graenicher Albert, distiller of cordials, North Water, n1ear Main. Graeser Louis, varnisher, Seaman and- Wing. Graf Christian, City of Stuttgard Hotel. Graf George, shoe-maker, bds A, Schlatter. Graf Lorenz, laborer, Twelfth, bt VTliet and Chestnut. Graf Wolfgang, teaming, Mlilwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden. Graham Daniel, confectioner, bds Mrs. MeKillip. Graham John, Second, bt Cherry and Gale in, E. Graham John, mason, N WV cor Marshall and Lyon. Graham Johnston, upholsterer, cor Prospect and Elizb) e. t. Graham James, shomaker, JT. Phelan. Graham James, ship carpenter, bds 3Ierchants lHotel. Graham Wilson W., (of Upham & G.,) bds L. Kennedy. Gralaw Ludwig, clothes cleaner, Sixth, bt Harmon and Lloyd. Gralsz Samuel, mason, Market, bt M1artin and Johnson, W. Gramm Jacob, watchmaker, East 5Water, bt Maso-n and Oneida, V. Gran George J., clerk S. Fitch, YMonroe bt Virginia and Elizabeth. Granby L., machinist i & M Rb IR, bds A. Ml'axfield. Grange Richardson, meat market, Huron near Main. Granacher John, Third, bt Chestnut anuc Prairie. Granacher John, jr., engineer Sentinel office, bds J. Granacher. Granberry George L., conductor on MX & W R R, bds G. M1. Colgate. Grand Lewis, ship carpenter, Oregon near Lake. Grant Sanford B., lumber yard, IN E coy East Water and Chicago, h N W cor Lake and MJartin. Grant N. K., freight agent Watertown Division L C & MI It R, bds Mirs. J. B. Holiday. Grant Joseph, 166 Cass. Grasler M., (of Bursach & -G.) M3tarket bt Jolhson and Division, VW. Grassler -larmanimigild, merchant tailor,?Market, near Johnson. Grasser John P., boarding, 156 YHuron. Grau John, laborer, Monroe bt Park and Pierce, W. Graul August, butcher, 294 Third. Graves Henry, dealer in produce, h cor Knapp and 3Milwaukee. Graves John, mason, Beach bt Detroit an- Buffalo, NW. GC-ay John, ship carpenter, bds IMrs. Ann Dixon. Gray J., carpenter, bds Mrs. J A. Freelan. Gray Jennie, seamlstress, Chestnut 1)bt Sixth and Seventh. Gray Robert, ship carpenter, Oregon near Lake. OFFICE of the ilwaukee City irectory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO, 205 & CO,- 2o0 & 207 ]Last Water Street. 96 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Gray William, laborer, S WV cor Jackson and Detroit. Gray William, drayman, Clinton, bt Walker and Mineral, E. Gray William T., (of Richardson & G.) Sycamore bt Eighth and Ninth. Grazer Lewis, varnisher, bds William Noss. Greaeer James, laborer, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, V. Gready Michael, tailor, Van Buren near Lyon. Greaver Albert, baker, Division, bt IAI arket and East Water, S. Greblink William, stone cutter, Wells. bt, Third and Fourth. G-reen & Healy, wholesale grocers, 4:2 East Water. Green Volney, (of G. & Healy) Jackson bt Biddle and Martin, W. Green John J., ('of Sperry & G.) bds G. T. Solley. Green Anthony, lealer in coal, West Water, near Spring. See adv, page 25. Green George, saleslman, bds lIrs. L. Hill. Green George G., (of LeFevre & G.) bds Mars.. Noyes. Green George F., clerk, Hassett & Chapman. Green George H., Grove, bt Virginia and Park, W'. Green Capt. Hiraim BI., of steam tug Decatur. Green Howard, bookkeeper, cls Mrs-. L. H[ill. -reen John, -builder, bds Clinton Iouse. Greenbank N., (of Rainsay & G,) h old Fond du Lac road. Greenfield Eliza, widow, cor Fourth and Chestnut. ( reenfield David, clothingo, 74 East Water. GREENFIELD HOUTSE, Main, near Buffalo, E. Greene & Button, druggists, 169 East Water. Greene Thomas A., (of G. & Button) bds Mi~rs. E. Cadlle. Greene G. P.., builder, S XV cor Fourth and WYlhalnut, h Fourth bt MWalnut and Sherman, S. Greene Hezekiah, machinist, Hanover. bt Virginia and Parkl, W. Greene Roderich R., physician, bds P. Roberts. Gregg Benjamin, laborer, Huron, bt Jefferson and M1ilwaukee, N. Gregg David, gas works, h Jackson, Ut ieMichigan and Huron. Gregg Hugh, carpenter, bds Thomnas Baird. Gregory George, civil engineer, bds Janmes Devine. Gregory John, county surveyor, Kneelaind's block, i N XW cor Astor & L yeon.,Gregory Robert K., civil engineer, bds 5lirs. L. I-Till. Gregory William B., (of Chapin, Gregory & Armour,) 84 Cass. Greenleaf Emery B., cashier of Peoople's cBank, h Jefferson, bt Martin and Division, E. Greenleaf Emily F., teacher, bds Mrs. C. Greeinleaf. Greenleaf Frank H., employee L C & Mt I. R., Cherry bt Fourth & Fifth, N. Greenleaf Mrs. Gratia, widow, N WX cor WTalnut and Seventh. Greenslade Winm., (of Bayley & G.,) S W cor Elizabeth and Grove. Greenwood John, plumber, East Water, bt Northl Watcr and Knapp, W. Greenwood Thonmas, painter, Ninth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Greish Catharine, S W cor Park and Brown. Greisch Peter, carpenter, cor Baulding and Pierce. G-reiten Peter, clerk, J. H. Cordes. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 97 OGreiten Riniond, teamster, Elizabeth above Jones, S. Greun Patriclk, grocer, 45 East Water. Greulich A., h S E. cor Prairie and Sixth. Greulich Melchier, shoemaker, Oneida, bt East Water and IRiver. Greve Arnold H., bds J. EI. Greve. Greve John H., N W cor Oneida and East Water. Grevecouer Adolph, physician, Sanderson near Elizabetl. Greves Dr. J. P., (of Douglass & G.) bds L. Kennedy. Grewe Frederick, la-borer, Elizabeth near Sanderson. Gridley D. W., bds.lrs. J. C. Gridley. Gridley Edward H., grocer, 203 East Water, h 361. Jefferson. Gridley Mrs. J. C., 8S Wisconsin. Gridiey Nelson C.; att'y, a Albany Building. Geibie (eorge, teamster, Grove, nea- Virginia. Gyiebelilg Anton, shoemaker, cor Third and Vliet. G-riebeling William, stone cutter, lds A. Griebeling.'Griesemer Gottlieb, tailor, Third, bt WaNllt and Shermanl, E. G'Triesenbeck Car), laborer, Oregon, bt Clinton and Reed. Gr1ietmiaino Peter, laborer, Florida near Rleed. Gricul Ferldinand, laborer, Short near North. rioevniscll I'lederick, laborer, Galena near Eighth. Griffin Ann, housemaid, G-en. Paine. Grl.fin C B13turns, steamnboat agents, N E cor East Water and ]Erie. Griffinh Jolhll, (of G. & Burns,) Reed, bt Walker and Mineral, rW. Grifihn Cornel us S., Knapp, b, Cass and l31arshall. GliRiin Daniel, shoemaker, Second bt Spring and Yw9ells. Griffin Tohn, laborer, Huron, bt Ma in and 3Milwaukee, S. Griffin Michael, ldrayman, N E cor Cass and Knapp. G-riffn Pat, laborer, on alley bt Spring and Wells, Third and Fourth. Giriffiths William, ca.rpentev, bds Mrs. E. Evans. Griggs Hor ace, produce agent, bds Luscomlb. Grills George, produce buyer. Grilnberger Sebastian, farmer, jilwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Grilnberger S jr., musician, bds S. Grilnberger. Grimes James, bds Truman Hibbard. Grimshaw C., blacksmithing, Barclay, bt South Mater and Lake. See advertisement, page 39. Grimshaw George, engineer, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Grings Peter, grocer, North Water bt Market and Main. Grinesel F., J. PriRzlaff, h Seventh, bt Wells and Cedar. Grinzel Pbilip, laborer, Thirteenth lbt Galena and Cherry. Griswold N L., clerk, bds L. Kennedy. Griswold Samuel S., clerk, Bradford Bro's. Grobe Carl, cs penter, Sixth, bt Lloyd and Harmon, E. Grobe Ludwig, tailor, Pleasant near Van Buren. Groben Edward, harness maker, 60 East Water. Groffe Jacob, laborer, Twelfth, north of Walnut. 7 OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. ----- 20o5 & 207 East Water Street. 98 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Grogan James, laborer, Eighth bt Hill and Hinman. Grogan Hugh, laborer, N W cor Cass and Lyon. Grogan Michael, watchman, Prospect. Groh Louis C., painter, bds C. Fernecke. Groll John, wagon maker, J. Esche. Groell George, laborer, Market bt Martin and Biddle. Groeling August, teamster, Peutonia Road, near St. John's cemetery. Gronderson Thomas, sailor, Oregon, bt Clinton and Reed, S. Grondmann Henry W., mason, Tenth near. Mill. Grondmann Christoph, barber, cor Walnut and Fourteenth. Groner William, coppersmith, 257 Third. Groning H., shoemaker, bds Hotel Wettstein. Gros Frederick, butcher, bds City of Stuttgard tavern. Gros Joseph, saddler, Sherman, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Gros Philip, laborer, Seventh, bt Beers and Harmon, E. Grosch Philip, clerk, Cherry, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, N. Gross Daniel, butcher, bds City of Stuttgard tavern. Gross Jacob, blacksmith, bds E. Steiner. Gross John, cabinet maker, Lake, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Gross John F., bookkeeper M. Duckert. Gross Julius, laborer. -Gross Peter J., saloon East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, W. Gross Peter, Golden Lion House.;ross Philip H., bar tender Golden Lion House. Gross Stephen, harness maker, bds Rochester House. -Gross William, boot maker, bds Shakespear House. Gross William, shoemaker, bds Hotel Wettstein. Gross William, blacksmithing, East Water bt Johnson and Division. -Grosse William, wagon shop, N W cor Sixth and Vliet. Grossenbach Adam, cutter, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, E. Grossman Carl, laborer, Peutonia Road, Vliet's Addition. Grossman Charles, tailor, Fond du Lac Plank road. Grosz Christian, hotel and saloon, N W cor Fifth and Chestnut. Grote Henrioh, mason, Cotton's Addition G(rotee C., carpenter, Third, bt Spring and Sycamore, W. Grottenrath Hubert, drayman, Sherman near Short. Groth Frederick, laborer, Hubbard, bt Beaubian and Nortl, E. Groth Henry, fisherman, N E cor Reed and Madison. Groth John E., ship carpenter, Beach, bt Oregon and Polk, W. Grothie C., near L C R R depot. Grotz Jas., teamster, Seventh, bt Clybourn and Fowler, W., Grotzinger Eckedahl, laborer, Third bt Beers and Shierman. - roufogle Sermbert, laborer, Main, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Gxrouse Julius, laborer, Marshall, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee. Grube John, clothing, Clinton near Lake. Grube William, shoemaker, Peutonia Road, near St. John's cemetery. -Gruber Johann, laborer, Fond du Lac, E. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel RUFUS KING & CO. _ 205 &c 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 99 Grubert Frederick, laborer, cor Third and Harmon. Gruchlin Adolph, confectioner, H. Miller. Gruenber Sebastian, watchman, 18 Cass. Gruendel Juliana, widow, near cor Chestnut and Fifth. Gruendler Ernst, Mason, near city limits, N. Gruenenberg Gerhard, clerk, Greenbush, bt Mineral and Washington, W. Gruenther Ernst, mason, Hubbard, near Harmon, Grundt Emily, housemaid, C. E. Wendt. Grundy Lewis, machinist, bds A. Maxfield. Grunfield David, clothing, 74 East Water. Gruetsmacher Wilhelm, laborer, Short, bt Beers and Harmon, S. Glruetsmacher Wilhelmina, widow, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Grundmann Christopher H., barber, h Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, N. Grundmann C. Henry, barber, Main, near Huron. Grundmann Henry, potter, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Grundmann William, mason, Lisbon Plank Road, Plankinton's Addition. Grutzmacher William, Short near Harmon. Gruner Win., barber, Martin, bt East Water and Market, S. Grunert Wm., coppersmith, N E cor Elizabeth and Brown. Gruwert Frederic, N E cor Third and Harmon. G-santner Joseph, laborer, Vliet bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Gsell Joseph, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Gubetz John, grocer, 210 West Water. Gudenkunst Jacob, drayman, Baulding near Elizabeth. Gudert Wmn., blacksmith, Grove, bt Pierce and Elizabeth, W. (Guen Thomas, teamster, Sycamore, bt Second and Third, N. Guenan MIichael, teaming, Jackson bt Michigan and Huron..Guenther George, sailor, Elizabeth near Monroe. Guenther Henry, manufacturer of billiard tables, cor MTarketl and'Mf1artin, bds Hotel Wettstien. Guenther -Dr. George J., office Preuser's Block. Guenther Jazmes, laborer, Ninth, nlear Sherman. Guequiere A. J., carpenter, Eleventh, bt Walnut and Shermlan, E. Guequierre J. G., grocer, Fifteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Guequierre Jacob P., Nichols, Bpitt & Co., h Fifteenth bt Walnut & Galena, Guerin B., mason, Fifth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Guerin John, (hiver, Butler & Post. Guerin James, laborer, Milwaukee bt Buffalo and Chicago. Guerin Michael, boarding house, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, WV. Guerin W. A., driver, G. F. Oakley. Guerin Patrick-, grocer, 45 East Water. Guetvrch Louis, carpenter, Sherman bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Guetz Charlotte, laundress, Chestnut, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Guion Thomas, teamster, Jackson bt MIenomonee and Chicago. Guhe Joseph, bar keeper, Krug's Beer Hall. Guldemenn tIHenry, laborer, bds J. IT. Warneke OFFICE of thse Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDI.CK & CO...-. - 203 & 207 East Waater Street. 100 1Names too late for regular inisertioi on preceding page, Gullenciorf William, painter, Seventeenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W, Guman George, laborer, Knapp, bt Market and East tWater. Gumb Christoph, carpenter, Sixth near Sherman. Gumatrun Peter, mason, Hamilton, bt RPacine and Elizabethl. Guna Johann, laborer, S E cor Elizabeth and Sanderson. Guning Bernard, Albany House, Milwaulkee, bt MIenomonee and Polk, Wv, Gunn John, cutter, Astor, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Gunning John, laborer, Beach, bt Juneau and Oregoon, W. Gunning John jr., Beach, bt Mienomonee and Junelau. Gunnison Austin, (of Sinclair and G-.,) bds Walker House. Gunnison Oliver W., produce 40 East Water, bds ilrs. L. H-ill. (unni.son H. W., superintendent Govcnment Building;, cor Milwaukee a d Wisconsin, h 563 Jefferson. Gunpowde House, Kinnikinniek Ci ee,-l near city limits. Gunther Aug., wagon shop, N W cor Cedar and W %est W xaterf. Gunther Frederic, bats rand caps, 104 LEast Water. Gunther William, at J. B. ldaxfield Stone Ware Factory. Gurlier R., painter, bds Desner. Guinnt John, laborer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren, N. Gurney Thomas C., (of Bond & G.,) bds H. Williams. Gurrell Thomas, joiner, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Gurtzinger iMartin, teamster, Sixth near Cherry. Gutenkunst Jacob, teamster, Bauldling, bt Park and Elizabethl, E. Guthrie Daniel, laborer, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Gutmann Philip, Chestnut Street Foundry, Chestnut, bt Fifth a:l Sxthl, N. Gutmann Willianl, laborer, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Gutti WVilliam, house mover, Winnebago near Seventflh. Guy John, carpenter, bds 3M:erchant's Hotel. Guyler Geor.ge, carpenter, 319 East Water. HAACK SAMTUEL, painter, 361 Milwauke e. Haack WV. G., policeman, Third, bt Spring and. teils. V Z. H1aas Charles, tailor, cor Jefferson and 3iicl-hiiganl. Haas MtTiss Christina, dressmaker, bds F. A. MarI. Haas Nicholas, laborer, F. Y. & C. Horning. Haas John',' grocer, Clinton, bt Elizabeth and Pierce, I'N. Haas John B., laborer, Dr. J. B. Dousman. Haas Joseph, wagon maker, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteelthl, S. Haas Joseph, teamster, bds MA. Glesner. Haas Miss Theresa, dressmaker, bds F. A. MTa.rgraf. Haas William, cabinet maker, cor Third and West _W'ater. Haase & Henricy, tobacco and cigars, 243 E Water. Ha.ase August, (of H. & Henricy.) Haase Henry, turner, cor East WVater and Johnson. Haase Henry T., shoe-maker, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth. Haase William A, segar-maker, Chestnut, bt Fourtbh and Fiftih, OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, I-UFUS KING & CO. o205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 101 Habeck Anton, cabinet maker, bds H. MIiller. H.laber Adam, miason, Mtonroe, bt Park and Pierce, E. Hfaberlah August, bds E, Steiner. -Iaberlaw August, lbroom-maker, II. Sehlensker. Hf-abermann Andres, joiner, Twelfth, bt V1iet and Chestnut, E. lahbermnahe George, cooper, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, E. IHaberstack Balthaser, shoemaker, Elizabeth, bt Grove and Mionroe, N. Habhegger & Heckler, wagon makers, E Water, bt Oneida and Biddle. lHabhegger Christian, tinsmith, N E cor Johnson and MIarket. t1abliegger Mary Ann, widow, T. Habhegger. HIabhegger Theodore, (of EI. & Heckler,) h S E cor Johnson and Market. lHackbarth William, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. F:tackendahl IH. G., merchant tailor, Third, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Hackett Fletcher, mariner, Washington, bt Clinton and Barclay, N. Hackett James, teamster, Spring, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Hackney George, machinist, Grove, bt Walker and 3Mineral, E. Hackney 3Mrs. Martha, milliner, GCrove, bt Walker and Mineral, E. Eadel George, laborer, Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon. Hadeler Jacob, grader, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral, E. Hader Ferdinand, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lao. HIadley Jackson, Sec'y L C & IM R R, h N W cor Jefferson and Division. 1Hadley William H., general commission, h Prospect, E. 5Haefner George G., laborer, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Park, E. Haerter Gustavus, laborer, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Haertel Hermann, Pres't Peoples' Bank, h N E cor Fifth and Cherry. Haertel Joseph, laborer, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. [f-aertel Joseph, whitesmith, Thirteenth near Fond du Lac. Haffler I)aniel, shoemaker, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Michigan, E. IHtaffner D., shoemaker, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron. [-Taffler John, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. -affner Vincent, stone cutter, 3Iarket, bt Johnson and Division, W..Hagal John, laborer, Beacbh near Detroit, W. Hagan Calvin, clerk, J. I-i. Warner & Co. Hiiagedoen William, sailor, Walnut, bt Sixteenth and Seventeenth, W. IHage Bernhard, carriage trbimmer, bds C. Wolf. Hager Henry, tanner, Virginia near Gedding, N. Hagerman Joseph, salesman,:Biddle, bt MIilwaukee and Jefferson, S..Hagerty Patrick, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Haggerty MTichael, laborer, Jackson near Huron, E. Haggerty John, shoemaker, Detroit near Van Buren, N. Hagest Frederick, shoemaker, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar. I-agist George, liquor store, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar. -Tagist George, shoemaker, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar. H-agolah, laborer, Cherry, bt Fifth anld Sixth. H-ahn Martin, tailor, 3Main bt Division and Knapp, VW. Hahn Patrick, laborer, Walnut bt Nineteenth and Twentieth, N. Halnick John,'Iaborer;, Cass'bt Lyon and Pleasant. OFFICE of the lw'aukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..-...205 & 207 East Water Street. 10Q Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Hainer P., labor:r, Third bt Wells and Cedar, E. Haines Charles, saloon, 294 West Water. Haisler M. J., butcher, Huron near 3Main. Haisch John G., carpenter, Detroit, bt Ogden and Divison. Hake Ferdinand, teamster, F;ourith bt WTalnut and Sherman, E. Hake Ferdinand, carpenter, N E cor Gedding and Mineral. Hakkes Frederick C., carpenter, Thirteenth, near Walnut. Hakel Christiana, widow, at John lHakel. Hakel John, laborer, Beach, bt Buffalo and Detroit. Halada Joseph, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Grove and Greenbush. Hale Peter, carpenter, bds Hiram Smith. -tale P. C., general agent Graefenberg Co., 25 IWVisconsin, h S AM coir Cass and Knapp. Hale 0. J., (of Barclay H. & Co.) 169 Van Buren. Halett Elizabeth, housemaid, R. P. Jennings. Haley Dennis, sail maker, Buffalo bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, N. Haley Edmund, laborer, Jefferson bt Huron and Michigan, E. Haley John, laborer, Jefferson bt Huron and Michigan, E. Haley Joseph W., bar tender, Greenfield louse. Haley Michael, laborer, Beach bt Chicago and Menomonee, MT. Haley Michael, shoe maker, Main bt Buffalo and Chicago, AW. Halfenbine Peter, printer, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Hall C. B., superintendent Lake Shore Rail Road, bds American House. Hall Eliza, Biddle, bt Market and Main, N. Hall James, cook, Milwaukee, near Huron. Hall M. E., seamstress, Third near Sycamore. Hall Mrs. M. 0, boarding, N W cor Spring and Fourth. Hall N. P., bds Fountain House. Hall Robert, machinist, bds Mrs. A. Dixon. Hall Stephen F., carpenter, Pleasant bt Astor and Racine, N Hall Sarah, widow, Market bt Johnson and Division, WV. Hall S. W., bds Railroad House. Hall Win., barber, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Hallan Martin, laborer, Huron bt Jackson and Jefferson, N, Hailer Matthias, cooper, N WT cor Walker and Gedding. Halligan John, laborer, bds widow M. Carley. Hallman F. A., builder, Grove bt Elizabeth and Walker, E Hallman Frederick, carpenter, bt Wells and Second. Halm Joseph, harness shop, 28 Chestnut. Haloran Dennis, laborer, Polk near Milwaukee, N. Halloran Johanna, widow, laundress, Cass, bt Ogden and Lyon Halpin Ellen, cook, J. A. Perry. Halpin Michael, carpenter, Jefferson near Huron, E. Halsbach Charles, watchman, S W cor Hill and Eighth. Halsted Ransom, lather, Berry, bt Johnson and Racine. Halter George, carpenter, Galena bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Halusbung Frederick, house mover, Peutonia Road. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 103 Halworth Jacob, at Seaman & Wing. Ham Edwin, bar tender, at J. H. Ham. Ham John H., Milwaukee Light Guard saloon, Huron, bt East Water and Main. Ham Philipp, carpenter, Prairie bt Third and Fourth. Ham William, bar tender, P. Lawrence. HIamal Patrick, laborer, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron. Hamann Frederick, sawyer, bds 386 Third. Hamann John, laborer, Peutonia Road near St. John's Cemetery. Hambach Christian, butcher, N W cor Huron and Jefferson. Hambitzer Joseph, tinsmith, Pritzlaff & -Co. Hambitzer William, physician, Chestnut, near Fifth. Hameier Franz, contractor, Hanover bt Florida and Oregon, W. Hamel Sarah, widow, saloon, Main bt Huron and Detroit, W. Hamelle John, laborer, Fifteenth, near Walnut. Hamer Henry, carpenter, bds Keystone State Hotel. Hamilton Andrew, stone cutter. Hamilton Joseph, printer, Sentinel Office, bds S. Chapman. Hamilton J., teamster, bds Fountain House. Hamilton Thomas, stone cutter, bds R. Hutchinson. Hamilton William, porter, 131 Van Buren. Hamilton William, shoemaker, Astor, near Pleasant. Hamilton William, shoemaker, Fifteenth, bt Galena and AWralnut. Hamlin E. B., bookkeeper, H. Bosworth and Sons, bds J. F. Erving. Hamm John, cooper, Seventh, bt Vliet and Poplar, E. Hamme Jacob, teamster, Mineral, above Jones, S. Hamme John, laborer, Mineral near Jones. Hamm Philip, laborer, Fourth bt Tamarack and Prairie. Hammen Jacob, shoemaker, S E cor Walnut and Twelfth. Hammen Joseph, ship caulker, bds Rochester House. Hammer Conrad, dairyman, Fond du Lac Plank Road. Hammer Jacob J., grocer, cor Grove and Elizabeth. Hammer Johann, teamster, Thirteenth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, W. Hammerle Francis P., butcher, Grove near Mineral. Hammerstehl Sebastian, tanner, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Sanderson. Hammeyer August, sailor, S MW cor of Hanover and Walker. Hammond Morris, sailor, Beach, bt. Juneau and Oregon. Hammond Patrick, laborer, Beach, near Detroit, WT. Hammons John, carpenter, Fourth bt Wells and Cedar. Hananer Conrad, mason, Peutonia road, near Fond du Lac, N. Hand Ellis, mason, Clybourn, bt Second and Third, N. Handley Patrick, drayman, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron. Handley William, laborer, bds William Gay. Handly Michael, laborer, Market near Martin. HIandrahan Patrick, tailor, Cedar bt Third and Fourth. Handren John W., ship smith, bds Niagara Hotel. Handrihan M., laborer, Second, bt Spring and Wells, IT OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO... - 205 & 207 East Water Street. 104 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Ilancisehin Jolhn, saloon, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Hanegr Adam, pavior, East Water bt Johnson and Division. WHanes M., at M. & M. Depot, bds J. [MeSorley. HIaney & Debow, hardware, 137 E Water. Haney Robert, (of H. & Debow) h Jackson, bt Martin and Biddle, E. -aney John, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, E. HtIaney William, (of Quinlan & Co.) h MIilwaukee bt Huron and Detroit. HIanf Matthias, laborer, Chestnut, near Tenth. U[anfe Charles, fisherman, Cherry Street Bridge, E.:i-ank Bereud, laborer, Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. [lank F., laborer, Walnut, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Ilanks Henry, carpenter, bds S. F. Hall. [[anlen Alice, widow, grocer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson. Hanley John, ostler, bds F. A. Margraf. 1-ianley Michael, drayman, Michigan, near the Lake, S. Hanley Michael, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Chicago and Menomonee, E. -Ianley Patrick, drayman, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron. Hanley Peter, laborer, Main, bt Buffalo and Detroit. [-Ianley Thomas, drayman, S W cor Second and Fowler. tIannan Charles, shoemaker, Mlichigan, bt Cass and Lake. H]annan John, laborer, Beach, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W. FlaInnan William, shoemaker, bds J. Mlartin. 1lannesey Jeremiah, laborer, Huron, near Jefferson. H1annesy James, laborer, Park, bt Brown and Baulding, WV. 1iatnnesy T., laborer, Baulding, bt Park and Elizabeth. HIanning Charles, engineer, bds J. H. Warneke. Hansberg Julia, widow, S E cor Fourteenth and Vliet. H[anschen Krementina, widow, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, allanschke Joseph, boot and shoes, N E cor of Prairie and Fourth. Hanschke Robert, shoemaker, 296 Third. lIanse Philipp, laborer, Greenbay, bt Short and Second, W. H}ansel Adolph, clerk Mack Bros, bds Mrs. Davis. [Uansen Carl, cooper, Hanover, bt Lake and Oregon, E. [:iansen Heinrich, musician, 345 East Water. I-lansen, Westerinann & Co., yankee' notions, 138 East Water. iIansen Guido J., (of H., Westerman & Co.,) 138 East Water. Hansen Jacob, ship carpenter, Reed, bt Washington and MIineral, E.. }Hansen Martin, saloon, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed, S. ktlansen Peter, sailor, Lake, bt Reed and H-anover, S. [Hansgosch Hans, meat market, Cherry. Hianson & Haskell, dentists, 301 Milwaukee. Flanson Dr. M. P., (of H. & Haskell,) 301 Milwaukee, Hanson Capt. George, bds Lund. Hanson Henry, musician, East'Water bt Biddle and JMal rtin, WV [Hanson John, clerk, French, Bros. & Co. Hanson J. P., porter, American House. HF.anvson L. Elden, clerk, Salsman & Booth OFFOIE of the Xilwaukesv Daily Sentinel, RUFU'S KIN G & CO0. - 20.5 & 207 Eafst Wa t;er Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preseding page. 10 5 Hanson Peter, sailor, South ~Water near the harbor, W. Hanson Turgen, cabinet maker, bcds Scandinavian House. IHanssen H., salesualln, bds Hotel Wettstein. Hanssner Capt. Henry MI., sailor, Grove bt Pierce and Park, E.:Hantschke Robert, shoe maker, eor Fifth and Prairie. H.Ianus Henrich, laborer, Peutonia Roadl. Happell Charles, tool maker, Fourth near Wells, E. Harban Thomas, laborer. Harbek Anton, cabinet maker, bds H. Mtuller. liarbough Amos, carpenter, Clinton bt Walker and MlIineral, E. Hard Esther, widow, Scott, bt Monroe and Greenbush. Hardaker James, painter, Spring bt Third and Fcurth, N. IHarderer Christian, carpenter, Virginia bt Monroe and Geddino, tiarclt J. MI., variety store, N W cor Cherry and Twelfth. Hardy George Win., clerk, bds J. Hardy. Hardy Henry B., clerk, bds J. Hardy. [lardy John, hardware and cutlery, 2)39 E Water, b Cass bt Wisconsin and Michigan. See adv., page 22. Hardy John, jun., clerk, bcds J. Hardy. [Tardy William, miller, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. [Tare DDuncan, machlinist, Reed bt Madison and Janesville Plank Road, AV.. [Targrave Thomas, carpenter, Lyon, near Prospect. Hargreves Robert, stone cutter, MIarket bt Knapp and Ogden, Eo Harks William, laborer, Eighth, near Poplar. [Harley Jacob, cooper, East Water, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Harling William, cook, Wells, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Harlos Philipp, teamster, N E cor Jones and Walker. Harman Samuel, pottery, Cherry, near Fifteenth, h Fifteenth, near Chefry. ltarmeyer August, grader, cor I-Hano ver and Walker. Harmeyer Francis, Hanover, near Florida. Harmsen H. & D. J. Doornink, grocers, cor Tenth and Cherry. [Tarmsen Herman, (ofI H. & D. J. Doorninik,) grocer, Tenthl, bt Cherry and Galena, E. fIarnbach Christian, butcher, cor Jefferson and Huron. IHarper Robert, bookkeeper, Franklin, bt Lyon and Pleasant. Harper William, house and sign painter, Oneida, bt Market anild 3Maihn, N. Harper William, Sen., bds Win. Harper, Jr. Harper William, Jr., painter, Fourth bt Wells and Cedar, E. Harra John, laborer, 3Market bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Harrer Benedict, saloon, East Water, bt Johnson and Division. IHarrer John, at J. P. Grasser. fHarriman Aaron, physician,' Hanover, near Washington. Harriman Mary, dressmaker, Pierce, bt Hanover and Greenbuish,.Harrington & Co., druggists, 151 East Water. Harrington C., (of H. & Co.) h S E cor C(ass and Biddle. HI-arris A. B., Preusser's Block, bds Walker Hop se. Harris Clharles H., bds hia:wkin's H-ouse. OFFICE of the Isilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO....... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 106 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Harris Clarendon, civil engineer, bds WI. H. Hadley. Harris John P., builder, bds G. F. Williams. Harris J. S., real estate, Preusser's Block, bds Walker House. Harris Lloyd G., delivery clerk American Express Co., bds W. P. Varyo Harris Nathan, (of Romans & H.,) h Virginia, near Monroe. Harrison Caleb, contractor, 254 West Water. Harrison Charles, contractor, 254 West Water. Harrison Hiram H., elpire mills, 133 Mason. Harrison John, laborer, near Beslev's brick yard. Harrison James, cabinet maker, Third, bt. Wells and Cedar, W. Harrison John, laborer, Sixth, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Harrison Margaret, at J. Yallup. Harrison Pierce, laborer, Clybourn, near the brickyard. Harrison Stephen A., mason, Astor, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Harrison W., Scott, near Grove. Harshaw James, grocer, 233 East Water, bds Mrs. Follansbee. Harshaw S. H., machinist, bds Charles Jarratt. Hart A. Wellington, editor Daily American, and insurance agent, office cor Huron and East Water, h 84 Cass. Hartin August, cooper, Winnebago,- near Tenth. Hart Caspar, laborer, Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S Hart Cornelius, laborer, Cass bt Michigan and Huron, N, Hart Esther, widow, Scott, bt Grove and Greenbush, S. Hart Frederick, clerk D. Dickinson, h Oregon near Grove. Hart George J., clerk Chandler & Jennings, bds J. Hart. Hart John B., fruit, foot E Water. Hart John, 83 Mason. Hartenberger Jacob, grocer, 255 Third. Hartig Philipp, brewer, bds A. King. Hartj Hermann, tailor, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Hartje Margaret, grocer, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Hartlow Elizabeth, widow, Poplar, bt Sixth and Seventh. Hartman Emil, printer, bds Washington House. Hartman George, carpenter, Market, bt Division and Johnson, E. Hartman Henry, painter, Elizabeth, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, E. Hartman Heinrich, carpenter, Hubbard, bt Beaubian and North, W. Hartman John, carpenter, Scott, bt Brown and Baulding. Hartmann Charles E., saloon, cor Third and Poplar. Hartmann Francis, tailor. Hartmann George, shoe maker, Jackson, bt Lyon and Ogden. Hartmann Henry, carpenter, North Water, near Kewaunee. Harttert William, machinist, 265 Third. Harttert Gottleib, 265 Third. Hartung Andrew, wagon maker, bds Egelhoff. Hartwell Charles M., wall paper, Main, bt NWisconsin and Mason WV Hartwell Francis C., clerk, American Express Office. Hartwell Henry G., clerk, Martin, Hartwell & Hewitt. OFFICE of the, Ifiwaukee Daily Sentinel, T;ERUF US KING & CO. S- - - ~U 205 & 207 East Water Street,, INames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 107 Hartwell William W., (of Martin, H. & Hewitt,) bds R. P. Cady. Hartwig Ferdinand, tailor, Sixteenth,;::' lneT-y and Vliet, WV. Hartz Jacob, pedler, Market, b-J Division and Knapp, SW. Hartzer Sophia, widow, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon,,V. Harup A., carpenter, S E cor Grove and Scott. Harvey C. D., clerk, bds L. W. Russell. Harvey J. S., lumber yard, West Water, bt Sycamore and Clyboura, E., bds 325 and 327 iMain. Harwe Patrick, laborer, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill. Hasbrouck & Pearce, proprietors Walker House. Hasbrouck Abram, (of H & Pearce.,) Walker House. Hasbrouck Isaac A., contractor, bds MIrs. E. Cadle. Hasbrouck Richard H., carpenter, N WV cor Van Buren and Knapp. lHasenfuss John, grocer, N W cor Sixteenth and Cherry. Hasenritter William, Cabinet maker, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Haskell L. P., (of Hanson & H.,) 301 Milwaukee. Haskin Joseph W., 359 Milwaukee. Haslam R. R., hats and caps, 22 Spring. Hass Antony, laborer, Murray's Addition. Hass Joseph, wagon maker, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Hassebush Frank, butcher, C. Munkwitz. Hassett & Chapman, dry goods, 185 E Water. Hassett John, (of H. & Chapman.,) cor Oneida and Milwaukee. Hassman George, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Hassman William, bookbinder, Seventh, bt Sherman and Walnut, VW. Hasting H., painter, bds Fountain House. Hastings Cornelius, Elizabeth, bt Sanderson and Cook, S. Hastings Horatio, works G. F. Oakley. Hastreck Henry, laborer, Florida, bt Gedding and Monroe, S. Hastrich H., laborer, Virginia, near Monroe. Hatchard Dr. Thomas, physician, 32 Wisconsin. Hathaway John L., clerk U. S. District Court, offiee 1 Martin's Block, h S E cor Main and Mason. Hathaway R. H., express agent, bds American House. Hathers William, laborer, Jackson, near Lyon. Hathorn F. A., salesman, Milwaukee, bt Division and Knapp, E. Hatmaker Henry R., produce, bds E. H. Goodrich. Hatt Casper, tanner, Scott, bt Gedding and Baulding. Hatterscheit Peter, shoemaker, cor Greenbush and Elizabeth. Hatzel Peter, moulder, Second, near Wells. Haubert Charles, harness maker, J. Haubert. Haubert Joseph, harness maker, 220 East Water, h Jefferson, bt Oneida and Biddle Haueisen Frederick, laborer, Cherry, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Hauenstein George, laborer, Walnut, above Seventeenth. Haufe Charles, potter, cor East Water and Ogden. Haulton Thos., laborer, Main, bt Buffalo andl Chicago, E OFFICE of the Milwaunkee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO...... 205 & 207 East WVater Street. 1 08 Names too late for regliar insertion on preceding page. Hauliebster John, laborer, Ninth, near Winnebago. Hlaunstein George, teamster, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, XW. Hauschind Carl, laborer, Walnut, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. I-aurnboest Fritz, S'eventh, near Walnut.:-Taurseheldt Charle;i, laborer, Walnut, bt Seventh and. Eighth. }lauser Wilhelm, clerk, 299 East Water. -fiausger Peter, tanner, Sixteenth, near Galena. fHausman Jacob, carpenter, Twelfth, near Cherry. -Ilaussaner (Japt. Henry, mariner, cor Fifth and Clybourn. Ilauswirt Geo., laborer, Prairie, near Eighth. li-ayven Maria, widow, bds J. Stevens. HIavens Sylvester P., civil engineer, Cass, bt Knapp and Ogden, WV [Iaverstick Georgce W., bds L. N. Tibbats. HIaverstick Mrs. Sarah C., bds L. N. Tibbats. Ha-erstick Miss Sarah HI., bds L. N. Tibbats. }-haveland, John T., clerk NI. G. Elmore & Co. H{avill Josephll, blacksmith, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet. HLaw Patrick, laborer, MIilwaukee, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Ldawesi Ebenezer, 582 Jefferson. IHawkins Alonzo N., machinist, Seventll, bt Walnut and Sherman. H:ALWKINS i1OUSE, N E cor of Ferry and Lake. See adlv. page 13. Hawkins H. A. W, machinist, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth. }!awkins John P., daguerrean, 171 1-2, E Water, Arcade Buildings. Hawkins John, portrait painter, Main, bt Huron and Detroit, E. I:awkins John, carpenter, bds Keystone State Hotel. Hawkins William A., proprietor Hawkins House. Hawkins William, machinist, 300 MIain HIawks A. D., clerk J. H. Silkman. Hawks John S., printer, Sentinel office. Hawley Abel, builder, Sycamore, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Hawley Cyrus, farmer, Spring, near Palmer's Addition, N. Htawley Peter, drayman, S E cor Chicago and Jackson. lHaworth William, painter, Huron, near MIilwaukee, E. HAY SCALES, Market Square, Seventh Ward. [HAY SCALES, cor Spring and West Water. HAY SCALES, cor Chestnut and Fourth. HAY SCALES, cor East Water and Detroit. I-TAY SCALES, cor East Water and Erie. HAY SCALES, South Water, near Ferry. HAY SCALES, South Water, near Barclay. Hayburn Christian, blacksmith, bds Keystone State Hotel. HIayden Albert G., cashier, Sexton, Bro. & Co. -layden HI., garden and nursery, Elizabeth, near Jones. Hayden John, shoe maker, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W. Hayden John, laborer, MIain, bt Chicago and IMenonmonee.:Havden l\Mrs. John 0., at J. Shadboldt. H aydlen Joseph'P., at S. Nolton. OFFICE of the X ila-asles Dally Sentinel, RUFUIS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 1]O9) Hayden Michael, drayiman, Cass, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Hayden Thomas S., paying teller State Bank of Wisconsin. Hayden Thomas, teamster, Buffalo, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Hayden Williaml H., carpenter, N E col of Second and Clybourn. Hayden William, Sunperintcndent of Milwaukee Gas Co., h 440 Jefferso.ll, Hayes -eo., carpenter, (hesnut, bt Fifth and Sixth. Haves James, laborer, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit. E. Hayes M:ichael, Chicago HoIuse. Hayesi Frclerick, shloeiaker Third, bt Cihestnut and Poplar. Healy Dennis, sailor, Jefferson, bt:Detroit and Buffalo. I-Haymaln R obert, safilour 31ilwaukee, bt 3lenolmonee and Polk, W Hays 1ernis, la1orer, Lyoln, bt Van Buren and J-ackson, Hays End.tor. laborer, Lockwood's Addition. Hays (George. ca pleoier. Sixtee-th. lot Vliet and Cherry,'E Hays Jamcs, temster, Ogdleln, -t Van Burten and Cass, S. I-lays Timothy, laborer, bfls WVitiiarm Gray. HIayt Saiuiell (of E. Lierry & CO.) 135 CiasS Haywarcd Lydia iC.C widow, Jefferson, ibt Ogden and I, yon},, VW. H. aywood G-eorge, boots and shoes, 62 1BEast Water. Haywoodl l., gnnsml8ithl'252 West Water. See adlerfisemenl page 43. Hazaird lichard, plasutrer, bds Revere H-louse. Hazelton Chester P., horse dealer,'Milwaukee h0t M Tiehigan and Huron, W. Heabeller Frederick, sailor,:River hb Divisio: and lnapp, W. Healey Cyrus A., (of G-reenl & H-I. ) bds Walkelr House. Healy John, laborer, old Muskego road, NV. Heartel Julius, carpenter,,Market bt Division ancd Knappl), W. Heath James, enginceer, bds C. 1H. Sprague. Heathers Williaml, dairymain, Jackson bt O(gden and Lyon, nr. Hebenstreit Adam, s aloon. 401 rThird. Heberer Henry, brewer, Third, ht Tamarack and Prairie. Hiebes Peter, laborier, Fourteenh near Galena,. Hebgenl Frank, bookkeeper Bradley & Metcalf, bds Hotel Weittsteiil. Hebgen Gustave, clerk, Bradley & Metcalf, bds Hotel Wettstein. Hecht Frederick, carpenter, Eighth, near Galena. Hecht Henry, carpenter, Eighth'bt Walnut and Galena, W. Hecht Peter, laborer, S'W cor Walnut and Eighth. Hecker August., bookkeeper, T. BIruno. Hecker Franz A., painter, bcds Rochester House. Heckler George, (of Habhegger:& H.) N W cor 3Iarket anld Martian. Heckman George, blacksmith, Main, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Hedding Dewitt J., engineer MI & 3I R Pt.. Hederich Ferdinand, mason, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet., V. Heeb Joseph, laborer, Beers, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Heeb Lorenz, carpenter, Harmon, bt 6th and Seventh, N. Heeler Philip, artesian wells, Jackson, near Huron. Heen Henricus, carpenter, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Heene August., laborer, Elizabeth, near Jones, S. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO, 205 & 207 East Water Street. 110 Nlames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Heep Anna M3., widow, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Heep Mary, seamstress, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Heffron Elizabeth, widow, Jackson, bt Buffalo and Detroit. Heffron John, drayman, Huron, bt Jefferson and Milwalukee. Heft Gottlieb, laborer, Watertown plank road, near Twelfth. Heft Henrietta, housemaid, J. DeBow. Hehl Joseph, laborer, Fond du Lac, E. Hehner Philip, assistant bookkeeper H. & J. F. Hill. Hehr Jacob, blacksmith, cor Fifth and Prairie. Heib Nicholas, laborer, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Heibly Matthias, tailor, East Water, near Mairtin. Heide Henry C., Market, bt Oneida and Bi'die, E. Heidemann Charles, tailor, East Water, near Knapp. TIeidemann Wilhelm, N E cor Vliet and Fifth. Heidenrich Michael H., Second, bt Sherman, and Beers. Heildemann G., (of Maier & H.,) cor Rcect and Oregon. Heider Wolfgang, laborer, Baulding, bt Pc: k and Elizabeth, E. Fleidman Charles, tailor, E Water, bt Diviblon and Knapp, E. Heidrich Charles, upholsterer, bds E. Beschel. Heiff Jacob, liquor merchant, Sixth, bt Harmon and Lloyd, N. Heifren James, machinist, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Heil H. & Co., boots and shoes, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Heil Henry, (of H. H. & Co.) East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Heiler Philip, well digger, Jackson, near Buffalo, W. Heilig Franz, shoemaker, Brown, bt Virginia and Park, W. Heilmann Charles, cooper, North Water, bt Milwaukee and Ogden, W. Heim Anton, tailor, Chestnut, near Fourth. Heinm George, shoemaker, Eleventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, W. Heim J. G., shoemaker, Eleventh, bt Walnut and Sherman. Heim Leonhard, cooper, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, WV.:Hein Margaret, widow, Peutonia Road, Vliet's Addition. Heindes Isaiah, carpenter, N W cor Clinton and Janesville Plank Road. Heinemannl Francis, cabinet maker, Market, near Knapp. Heinneman Frederick, chair maker, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Heinemann H., soap chandler, ih N E cor Third and Wells. Heinemann Louis, tallow chandler, cor Third and Wells. Heinke Edward, saddler, bds 312 Third. Heinl Matthew, shoemaker, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Heinl Joseph, S W cor Milwaukee and Ogden. Heinen Henry, carpenter, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Heinrich Joseph, cooper, Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Heinrich William, machinist, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Heinrick Adolph (of Hasse & H.) 349 East Water. tHeinsel Adolph, clerk, Mack Bros., bds tMrs. Davis. Heintz Frederick, grocer, Astor, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Heinz Peter, ostler at Chestnut Street House. Heinzler H., mason, Johnson, b)t East Water and 5Market, N, OFFICE of the Hilwauken Daily Sentinel RUFUS KING & CO. -20.5 & 207 East VWater Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 111 Heip Mich., laborer, Cherry, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, S. Heis Bartholemew, shoemaker, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Heis John, tailor, Clinton, bt Mineral and Washington, E. Heisch John, carpenter, Market bt Division and Knapp, E. Heisch Wilhelm, laborer, Fifteenth near Fond du Lac. Heiselman Francis, whitewasher, N W cor Market and Johnson. Heiselmann Peter, mason, East Water, bt Knapp and Division. Heiselman P., plasterer, Johnson, bt Market and Main, N. Heislen Michael J., butcher, Huron bt E Water and Main, S. Heison Mrs. C., seamstress, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Heisser William, laborer, Third, bt Harmon and Beers. Heisser Ludwig, cabinet maker, Fourth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Heitmann Charles, machinist, bds J. Christiansen. Heitmann Edward, machinist, bds J. Christiansen. Heitmann Henry, varnisher, north end of Elizabeth. Heizer Ernst, carpenter, Sixth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Helbing Henry, shoemaker, Divison, bt Market and Main, S. Held Nicholas, moulder, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Helfenstein Albert J., president U. S. Insurance Co., h S E cor Cass and Oneida. Helfenbein Frederick, cooper, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Helfiich John, tailor, North Water, bt Milwaukee and Ogden, W. Hellbartg Louis & Nicholas Shunck, brewery, cor Walnut and Ninth, and Park saloon, Galena, near Eighth. Helmuth Andrew, laborer, Cherry, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Helle Ernst, cooper, cor Fifth, bt Chestnut and Oregon, W. Heller Antony, laborer, Knapp, bt East Water, and Mark.iet, S. Heller Bernhard, butcher, 312 Third. Heller Elias, grocer, 320 Third. Heller Frederick, cooper, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, VW. Hielliwell & Bro., commission merchants, West Water, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Helliwell John, (of H. & Bro.,) h Fifth, bt Spring and Syeamolre. Helliwell T. L., (of H. & Bro.,) Fifth, bt Spring and Sycamore. Hellwart, clerk, bds J. Sehlattler. Helmest Anton, guilder, Ninth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, W. Helms J. & Co., dry goods, 261 Third Helz Nicholas, sndrformer, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Helzel Joseph, laborer, Sixteenth, near Walnut. Hemmingway Adolphus, shoemaker, bds J. Phelan. Hemmer Jacob, butcher and grocer, S E cor Elizabeth and Grove. Hemmer John, grocer, Monroe, near Rail Road, W. Hemmerle Franz P., butcher, Grove, bt Washington and 3lineral, E. Hempe Frederick, teamster, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Hemphill John F., at M3arshall & Ilsley, h 443 Jefferson. Hempsted Henry N., music store, 173 East Water, bds IMrs. E. C adle: IHempsted Jacob, clerk, bds A.. Buttmann. 0FFICE of the ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK [& CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 11'-'Names too late for regular insertion on nprecedin page. iHeidrioks Martin, ticket agent Chicago, St. Paul & Fond du Lac R. R., )} MIilwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Hendrickson Peter, carpenter, S WT corner Elizabeth and Grove, Henecui James, laborer, Hanover, near Oregon. Heneche Win., bar tender, Herschede & Schendt. Henemeier John, shoemaker, Oregon, bt Clinton aZnd Reed. _Ilenry Michael, Seventh, bt Clybourqi and Fowler, W. Henes Henrv, tailor, Cherry, bt Fifteenth anl'[ Sixteenth,, S. Henes Louis, music teacher, Poplar, bt Thlid and Fourth, N. Henfling Heniry, works for J. Cary. Hengel Peter, carpenter, Walnut, bt Second and Tliird, S. Hengeveld G-. H., match factory, h N E cor Gale-nla taand Nintlh. IHenke August, laborer, Third, bt Chestnut and Popla i. Hengens Henry, blacksmith, Beers, near Short. IHengezeh George H., mlatchl-maker, Galena, bt EiLghtl aend blinthl. Henkel John, blacksinitlh, D])avis & MLiore. Henlitz C(hristopher, shoemakir, Was lhintcni, bht Grove and G-reenbusl.. Hennecke Caspar, clerk, J. tI. Cordces Hennessy Johln, grocer, Lyon, bt J;ckson and Van 3iu.ren, N. Hennessy Jas., shoemaker, N1 ain, bt Buffido atint (Chicago, AV. i ennessy MtTl rice, laborer, bds J. O' heilly. HennJesy Philip, plasterer, bds E Delehanty. Hlenni -Rt. Rev. John Martin, Bishop of:Milwaukee, iN E cor Jackson tai d Oneida. Henning Chas., laborer, Seventh, bt WXXalnut and Gallena, I-. Henning Christian, shoemaker, bds 312 Third. Henning Frederick, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Cherry and V]icet. Henning Julius, carpenfer, bds S. M.ichel. Hennings Henry,'laborer, Fond du Lac road. Hcennings William, clerk, bds C. Pietseh. 5Henninks Frederick, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Henricy Adolph, (of Hasse and H.,) h Clinton, bt Lake and South Watler. Henry David, at MI & Mit R I., bds S. Church. Henry Jolhn, (of tiller & H.,) saloon, East Water, bt D)ivision and Jc3.iki son, W.' Henry James, pecler, Oregon, bt Hanover and Reed. Henry P. H., bds Miller, cor Reed and Florida. Henry William, saloon, Florida, near Lake Shore Depot, S. Henry Win., bootmaker, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron, E. Hensehel August, carpenter, Cherry, near Sixth. Hensel Edward, teamster, Seventh, near Beers. Hensel William, wagon shop, Cedar, near West Water. Henssel Win., carpenter, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Henser Lydia, widow, Seventeenth, near Walnut. Hensler William, cabinet-maker, River, bt Knapp & D)ivisi.on:. Henson Clausen, boarding, Lake, near Clinton. Henz Daniel, laborer, Lisbon plank read. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 113 Henz Henry, tailor, Cherry, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Henzen Philip, laborer, Walnut, bt Second and Green Bay. Hentz Frederic, teamster, S W cor Greenbush and Walker. Hepp Lorenz, carpenter, Sixth, near Sycamore. Hepburn John, watchman, Oneida, bt East Water and River, S. Herbert Edwin T., musician, Tenth, bt Wells and Cedar. Herbert Henry, tailor, River, near East Water. Herbert John C., shoemaker, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Herbeck Francis, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Prairie and Chestnut. Herbst August, laborer, Third, near Beaubian. Herbst Edward, tanner, bds Horicon House. Herbst Frederick, laborer, Peutonia, near Fond du Lac road, N. Hering Peter, laborer, N E cor Walnut and Fond du Lac road. Herle Victorious, cooper, Ogden, near North Water. Herler Anton, laborer, Knapp, bt Market and East Water. Herling Lewis, whitesmith, Green Bay, near Sherman. Herman Charles, sailor, bdls at Lund. Herman Charles, grocer, 318 East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Herman Christian, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Herman Jerome, ostler, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, 7W. Herman John M., laborer, N E cor Grove and Elizabeth. HEermann Adolph, bar-tender, C. Meyer. Hermann Charles & Co., pottery, Johnson near the river. Hermann Charles, (of C. H. & Co.,) and grocer, 318 East Water. Hermann Leonhard, turner, bds G. Brosius. Hermanns Mary, widow, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. EIermanns Theodore, carpenter, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Hermanns John, carpenter, Market, near Knapp. Hernick Julius, carpenter, S W cor East Water and Ogden. Heron James, sailor, South Water, near the Harbor, S. Herr Henry, printer, North Water, bt Market and M lain, W. Herr Peter, milkman, Peutonia Road, Vliet's Addition, S. Herrde Anton, carpenter, East Water, near Division. Herrick William D., M. & M. R. R., bds American Hlouse. Herriman Aaron, physician, N E cor of Hanover and Scott. Herriman Landell, carpenter, S E cor Hanover and Pierce. Herriman Luther D., cistern builder, S E cor of Hanover and Pierce. Herring August, fisherman, Hanover, near Walker. Herring Benjamin, cooper, Racine, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, E. Herring Calvin L., lightning rod manufacturer, h1 Racine, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, E. See advertisement. Herring S. S., bds Benjamin Herring. Herringshaw Ann, widow, Wisconsin, bt Van Buren and Cass, S. Herrlitz Christopher, shoemaker, cor Washington and Grove. Herrman Christian, grocer, N E cor Third and Beaubian. Herrman Frederic, potter, Johnson, bt Market and Main, N. Herrman Jacob, carpenter, Second, bt Galena and Walnut. OFFICE of the Kilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. - 20 & 207 East Water Street. 114 Naimes too late for regular ina-;rtioln on precding page. Herrman Samuel, potter, S E cor Cherry and Fifteenth. Herrmaan Charles, priater, at Bannler and Volksfreund. Herrmana Henry, distiller, bds C. A. Koeffler. Herrmann Herman, printer, bils Washingtoil House. Herrmanns Hieronymus, horse breaker, 335 East Water. Herrog Carl H., brewer, Third, bt -Iarmon and Floyd. Hersehede & Sehendct, confectioners, 131 East Water. See adv. p 19. Herschede Francis, (of H. & Schendt) 131 East Water. Herschede Lorens, confectioner at Hersehede & Schendt. Herschel Jacob, tanner, Oregon, bt Baulding & Gedding, S. Hershey J. S., boarding house, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Herten John L., teamster, Tenth, near Winnebago, HIerter Adolph, blacksmith, Third, near the tollgate, W. Herter Conrad, laborer, East Water, near Knapp. iIerter Charles, Galena, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Herter Johann, laborer, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Hertle Johann, teamster, Tenth, bt Winnebago and Chestnut, E. Hertzberg Angust, printer at " See Bote." Hertzberg Ernst, wood inspector, Jefferson, bt Biddle and Oneida, W. Hertzer Ernst, carpenter, Sixth, near Vliet. Hertzler Joseph, mason, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. IHertzen Joseph, laborer, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. HIerzberg Carl, printer, bds J. Boetzow. Herzberg Ernst F., (of Ramien & Co.,) S W cor Jefferson and Bidcdle. Hterzer Frederick, blacksmith, Fourth, bt Vliet and Poplar, E. Herz Jacob, laborer, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Herzer Sophia, widow, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon. Herzner Xavier, mason, Third, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Heslink Abraham, laborer, Ninth, near Galena. Heseler Wina, widow, at A. Flertzheim. Hesling Abraham, potash manufacturer, h S E cor Walnut and Fifteenth. Hess Charles, laborer, Elizabeth, near Greenbush. Hess Henry, wood turner, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Hess John, butcher, Cedar, bt Tenth and Eleventh, N. Hess Philip, saloon, cor Tenth and Cedar. Hess Valentine, musician, N E cor Greenbush and Florida. Hess William, butcher, N WT cor of Reed and Mineral. Hesse Herman, cigar maker, Prairie, bt Third and Fourth, S. Hesse Henry, laborer, 257 Third. Hesse Henry, drayman, Reed, bt Pierce and Elizabeth, E. Hesse Leonard, (of Liebhaber & H.) bds J. Schlatter. Hesson James, laborer, Jefferson, bt Huron and Michigan, E. Heth Charles, confectioner, bds Jas. Heth. Heth Hannah, widow, at J. P. Heth. Heth Harrison, confectioner, 47 Micligan, h Eighth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. HIeth James, confectioner, h S WT cor Eighth and Sycamore. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.- _..205 & 207 East Water Street.:Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 115 Heth John P., confectioner, S W cor Main and Buffalo. Hett Fritz, barber, Cook, bt Walker and Elizabeth. Hett Mathias, musician, bds Rochester House. Hett Siebert, musician, N E cor of Cook and Walker. Hette Carl, clerk, Prairie, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Hetzell P., moulder, Second, bt Wellps and Spring. Heuchmer John, tanner, N E cor Brown and Walker. Heuer Frederick, laborer, Third, bt -Huron and Lloyd. Heuer John, laborer, Third, bt Sherman and Beers. Heun Frank, lime burner, Main, bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Heup Paul, cooper, North Water, bt Market and Main, VW. EHewett Alfred B., (of Martin, Hartwell & 1H.,) bds R. P. Cady. Hewett H. G., (of Martin, Hartwell & H.,) bds L. Kennedy. Hewitt G. P. & Son, hardware and stoves, 93 East Water. Hewitt Gideon P., (of G. P. H. & Son,) 11 159 Van Buren. Hewitt G. P., Jun., (of G. P. H. & Son,) bds A. Ely. Hewitt Mrs. J. S., widow, bds L. Kennedy. Hewitt R. HI., Assitant Secretary TM & B R R, h 62 Van Buren. Heyden Charles, tailor, Fifth, near Tamarack. Heyden Edward, gardener, Elizabeth, near Jones. Heyer George, cooper, Hinman, near Seventhl. Heym Adam, carpenter, Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. Heymann Jonas, bds Kahn & Abraham. -Heyse Will, laborer, Third, bt Beers and Harmon. Hibbard Alfred WV., produce and commission, with T. Hibbard. Hibbard John, laborer, cor Cherry and Fifth. Hibbard R., boots and shoes, 202 West Water, h Sycamore, bt West Water and Second, S. See advertisement. Hibbard Truman, produce and commission, West Water, bt Clybourn and Fowler, h Cass, bt Wisconsin and Mason, E. See advertisement, p. 36. Hibbard William, R Et saloon, Second near Fowler, E. Hibbard William B., N WN cor Marshall and Biddle. Hibebran Wilhelm, upholster, bds Hotel Wettstein. Hicke Gottlieb, piano maker, h 259 Third..Hickey Andrew, carpenter, Pierson, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, N. Hickey Edmund, laborer, Mellnombnee, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, E. Hickey John, teamster, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Hickey James B., horse shoer, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, N. Hickey James, carpenter, bds William Kinsella.'Hickey John, drayman, Jefferson, bt Huroniand Detroit, E. -Hickey Margaret, widow, with J. Faherty. Hickok & Karst, artists and engravers on wood, S W cor West Water and Spring. Hickok Francis S., (of H. & Karst,) bds Eastern Hotel. Hickox James, atty, Martin's Block. Higby L. J., produce and commission, West Water, bt Fowler and Menomonee; h 439 Milwaukee. OFFICE of the lilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK &; CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 116 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Higgins James, laborer, Main, near Menomonee. Higgins Michael W., cabinet maker, 430 Milwaukee, E. Highland Lawrence, laborer, Pierson, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, N. Iilbert John, Hubbard, near Harmon. Hildebrand Christoph, blacksmith, Cherry, near Mlill. Hildreth Hugh R., printer, bds J. F. Erving. Hilgenberg Henry, painting, East Water, near Knapp. Hill Avery, mason, cor Sixteenth and Brown, E. Hill Austin, fireman, bds Union Saloon. Hill Charles H., saddler, Clinton, bt Lake and South Water. Hill Charles S., bookkeeper I. & J. F. Hill. zHill Charles, N E cor Greenbush and Madison. Hfill Edmund, laborer, Huron, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Hill Francis, baker, Humboldt Road. Hill Henry W., (of Wheeler & H.) Miain, bt Martin and Bidcdle, E. Hill H. & J. F., commission merchants, S W cor Chicago and East Water, Hill Horatio, (of H. & J. F. H.,) S W cor Jefferson and Mason. Hill James F., (of H. & J. F. H.,) S W cor Chicago and East Water. Hill James, moulder, Greenbush, bt Park and Pierce, W. Hill John, bookkeeper, Milwaukee, near Chicago, E. Hill John, carpenter, Vliet, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, S.'Hill Mrs. Louisa, boarding house, 52 and 54 Oneida. ZHill Louisa, boarding house, N E cor Third and Fowler. Hill Louisa, seamstress, Market, near Oneida. Hill Miss, teacher at Female College, bds Mrs. L. Hill. Hill P. B., see. M Mut F Ins Co., bds W. B. Johnson. till Richard, (of Dickinson & Co.,) h Marshall, bt Biddle and Martin. Hill Robert W., architect, A. C. Nash, bds Hotel Wettstein. Hill Simon, laborer, Winnebago, near Ninth. ~Hill Thomas, laborer, bds Winm. Cahill. Hill William, cabinet-maker, cor Jackson and Martin, Hillenberger Frederick, fisherman. Hillis Samuel, carpenter, bds Mrs. E. Evans. Hillis & Torboss, sash and doors, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Ijillis Thomas, (of H. & Torboss,) Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Hillman Frederick, laborer, N E cor Rail Road & Geddings. Hillmantel Henry, dep. sheriff, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. -Ills Henry, builder, Clybourn, near Fifth. Hils Joseph, laborer, Vliet, near Ninth. Hilton Alfred, engineer, Washhngton, bt Monroe and Grove, N. HEimbele Xavier, laborer, Third, near Harmon. Htimmlestien Joseph, laborer, Cedar, near Eleventh. Hinay Nicholas, painter, bds Keystone State Hotel. Hindsdale Miss Anne, at Madame Seibert. Hinds Margaret C., milliner, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed, N. Ilingan Catharine, widow, Poplar, near Eighth. Ringer Peter, Hubbard, near Harmon. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 117 Hinkens HIenry, blacksmith, Beers bt Second and Third, S. Hinkens Wilhelmina, widow, Division, near the river. Hinkforth John, laborer, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Hlinscke Robert, clerk, Green & Button, h Fourth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Hinsdale William L., treasurer L C & M R R, h 115 Mason. Hinse Franz, laborer, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Hinsel William, wheelwright, Cedar, bt WVest Water and Third. Hinske Ernst, grocery, Fond du Lac Road, W. Hinske Herman, glove maker, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Hinton John W., Cass bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Hintz E., carpenter, alley bt WVells and Cedar, Third and Fourth. Hipp G-ustav, shoemaker, Sixteenth bt Walnut and Fond du Lac, E. Hirsch John, blacksmith, Vliet bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Hlirschbaeck Sebastian, shoemaker, East Water, near Johnson. Hirschfeld August, tailor, 296 Third. Hirschmann Franz, carpenter, Vliet bt Eighteenth and Nineteenth, N. Hirschberg Ignace (of Weil & H.) bds C. Fernicke. Hirsh Samuel, fancy dry goods, No. 5 Albany Building. See adv. page 40. Hirt Anton, laborer, Fourth, near Prairie. HIirt Peter, moulder, bds Rochester House. Hise Frederick, carpenter, Lyon, bt Astor and Racine. Hiser William, clerk, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. I-islop Thomas, seedsman and florist, 25 Wisconsin, h Humboldt road, E. Hitner John, liquor pedlar, cor East Water and Xnapp. THittel Charles, laborer, bds J. Lorenz. Hittich Sophia, widow, Twelfth, near Vliet. Hitz Frederick, laborer, S W cor Main and Ogden. Hiym Adam, carpenter, Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh. Hobart L. J., tobacco and cigars, 229 East Water, h 104 Mason. Hobert Adam, mason, Monroe, near Pierce. Hobbs Enos, saloon, No. 8 Market. Hobbs J. R., mail agent, bds American House, Hobson Martin, musician, Juneau Block, bds Mrs. Goulding. Hochhery & Co., merchant tailors, Clinton, near South Water. Hoebbhhery Gottfried, (of H. & Co.,) h Clinton, near South Water. Hoehhery James, (of H. & Co.,) h Clinton, near South Water. Hochl William, laborer, Park bt Sanderson and Cook, S. Hoehstader Isadore, (of E. M. Shoyer & Co.) bds Hotel Wettstein. Hoehstadt Andrew, laborer, North Water, bt' Market and Main. Hoehstein Elizabeth, widow, Eighth bt Walnut and Galena. H1ock Ferdinand, teamster, Fourth, near Walnut. Hock Jacob, laborer, bds Chestnut Street House. Hockemeyer Henry, clerk, C. Shephard. Hoddard George, teamster, bds Luscomb, Hodges James A., clerk, Kellogg and Strong, h 14 Cass. iH-dskins George, clerk, Hoebner Mrs. C., laundress, h S. E. cor Wells and Third, OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 118 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Hoedoel Simeon, laborer, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Hoeg Peter, mason, N W cor Cedar and Wells. Hoeger John B., german bookseller, 275 East Water, h 340 Main. Hoehn Martin, tailor, Main, bt Knapp and Division. Hoehne George, shoemaker, cor Elizabeth and Jones. tHoehne Godfried, S E cor Elizabeth and Jones. Hoeing Margaret, widow, cor Elizabeth and Jones. Hoek Henry, painter, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Hoelderle Peter, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Knapp. Hoeltz Catharine, Jones, near Walker. ]Hoelzle Joseph, laborer, Sixteentll, bt Walnut and Fond du Lac, E. lHoelzlhuber Frank, artist and musician, bds E. Yintschger. Hoemlin Emil, painter, Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth. Hoemeyer W., clerk, E. Shepard. Hoenig Andreas, cooper, N'W cor Third and Beers. Hoenig Gustav G., S W cor Rail Road and Clinton. Hoepner Johann, grocer, Peutonia Road, Vliet's Addition. Hoerchner Henry, blacksmith, Third, bt Lloyd and Beaubian. HIoerchner Henry, porter, bds Horicon House. Hoerlein Emil, paint shop, Sixth, bt Chestnut and Poplar, S. Hoerr Henry, printer, North Water, bt Market and Martin. IEoerter Nicholas, laborer, cor Lyon and Milwaukee. Hoes J. H., (of Matson, Loomis & EH.,) Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. Hoes N., bds J. H. Hoes. Hoess Anthony, laborer, cor Astor and Knapp. Hoetzel Andreas, laborer, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. 3Hofer Carl, cigar maker, Fourth, bt Sherman and Beers, E. Hofer Philip, shoemaker, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Hoff Stephen, grader, Astor, bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Ioffan 0. M., bds Mrs. Freeman. YIoffard 0. M., plow-maker, cor West Water and Wells, bds Fountain House. Hoffer Charles, cooper, Third, bt Beers and Sherman. Hoffer Elizabeth, widow, Third, bt Beers and Sherman. Hoffmaister Joseph, wagon-maker, J. Prieh. Hoffern John, drayman, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit, W. H:offman Alugust, machinist, bds F. A. Margraf. Hoffman Anton, watchmaker, Fourth, bt Vliet and Poplar, E. Hoffman Carl, barber, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Hoffman Charles, carpenter, Division, bt Market and East Water, SG. Hoffman Charles, at J. Sclhlatter.,Hoffman E. A., millinery, 14 Wisconsin. Hoffman Edward, collector, 294 Third. Hoffman Frederic, salesman, Ludington & Co. Hoffman Frederick, millinery, 293 East Water. Hoffman Frederick, farmer, Peutonia, near St. John's Cemetery. Hoffman F., grocery, Third, bt Galena and Sherman, E. OFFICE of the ilwaukee Baily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. iames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 119 Hoffman Francis, grocery, S E cor East Water and Biddle. Hoffman H. C., Milwaukee Marble Works, 6 and 8 Spring. See adv. p. 34. Hoffnman Jacob, potter, W. Reme. HIoffman Martin, laborer, Oregon, bt Baulding and Gedding, S. Hoffman P. H., merchant tailor, 19 Wisconsin, h 91 Mlichigan. Hoffiann August, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Hoffmann Charles, laborer, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. H1offmann Christian, laborer, Walnut, bt Third and Fourth, S. Hoffmann Edward, laborer, Grove, near Pierce. HIoffmann Frederick, laborer, North Water, bt Market and Main. Hoffmann H. C., merchant tailor, Greenbush, near Virginia. Hoffmann Henry, carpenter, bds C. Moeller. }Hoffmann Bros., dry goods, 215 East Water. See advertisement page 14. Hoffmann Jacob, (of H. Bros.,) Main, bt Division and Johbnson, E. Hoffmann Nicholas, (of H. Bros.,) 3Iarket, bt Biddle and Martin, W. Hoffmann John, brewer, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Virginia. IHoffmann Lorenz, laborer, N E cor Cook and Washington. SEoffmann Louis, barber, Clinton, bt Lake and South Water. eofifmann Peter, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Galena, W. Ioffmann Robert, gardener, Fifteenth near Fond du Lac road. Hoffmann William, locksmith, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. -Hoffmnann William, barber, 260 East Water. Hoffmann -, brass foundry, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth; h Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, W. Hoffimeister Conrad, cooper, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. Hofford Peter, basket maker, Brown's Avenue, near Fond du Lac. Hofkamp August, engineer, Johnson, bt Market and Main, S. Hofsehuld Hermann, brick-maker, opposite Washington above Jones. Hofworker John, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Baulding and Gedding, S. Hogan James, laborer, Jackson, bt Menomonee and Chicago, E. Hogan John, blacksmith, bds W. Singleton. Hogan Lawrence, grader, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Hogan Mary, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Hogan MI., mason, Second, bt Spring and Wells, W. Hogan Michael, laborer, Spring, near Catholic Cemetery. Hohgrefe Christopher, carpenter, Sixth, bt Harmon and Lloyd, N. Hohgrefe Christopher, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Hohl Frecierick, butcher, Chestnut, bt Third and Fourth. Hohl J. H. & Co., brewery, cor. Chestnut and Seventh. HIohl Martin, cabinet maker, Jackson, bt Pleasant and Lyon. Hohman Caspar, laborer, Monroe, bt Rail Road and Madison, E. Hoing, Margerita, widow, Elizabeth, above Jones, S. Holbrook Joseph, lumber yard, cor of Biddle and River, h N E cor of Spring: and Fifth. See advertisement, page 12. IHolbrooks John, engineer, bds E. Flannery. Holcomb Moses, laborer, 68 Main. Holder Edward, carpenter, bds, W. R. Jones, OFFICE of the Mi1wanakae Ci y Dir ctory, ERVING, BUJRDIC[t L CO... 205 &r 207 East \ater Street. 1i20 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. h-older Robert, machinist. bds VW. R. Jones. Hole Martin, cabinet maker, Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon, NW. Holfelter Adam, cooper, Peutonia road, near St. John's Cemetery. IHolfelter John, gardener, Peutonia road, near St. John's Cemetery. lHoll Leonard, beer saloon, Monroe, bt Rail Road and MIadison, E. Hollanar Dennis, drayman, Juneau, near Erie. Holland Carlton, produce buyer, cor Virginia and Monroe. IHolland John, cooper, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, N. Holland Patrick, laborer, cor Astor and Division. Holland W. Henry, Ins. Agent, 12 Newhall House, h 20 Michigan. See advertisement, fly leaf. Holland William, Justice Peace Third Ward, 93 East Water. Holle E. J., hats and caps, 250 West Water. Holle Edward, hats and caps, 250 West WVater. Holliday Mrs. J. B., boarding house, 297 Main. Hollingsworth William, paver, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit. Hollob Francis, carpenter, Pleasant, near Van Buren. Holloran Johanna, widow, Cass, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Holloran Patrick, laborer, N W cor Marshall and Knapp. Holmes Joseph M. (of Smyth & H.) Oneida, bt Cass and Marshall. Holmes Thomas, laborer, Hiinman, near Seventh. Holp Frank, carpenter, Pleasant, bt Van Buren and Cass, S. Hols Leo, gardener, Watertown plank road. Holspeck Charles, laborer, cor Van Buren and Huron. Holstein A., carpenter, Second, bt Spring and Wells, E. 3Holstein Ferdinand, dyer, bds Golden Lyon. Holshaeuser Jacob, laborer, Fourth, bt Prairie and Chestnut. Holt C., bar tender, Fourth, between Chestnut and Prairie, W. Holton Edward D., President Farmer's and Miller's Bank, h Third, bt Spring and Wells, W. Holton James, express office, No. 8 Spring, h Third, bt Spring and Syeamore, E. HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHUR(CH, S WV cor Greenbush and Park. Holy Leopoldcl, gardener, Watertown Plank Road, near tollgate. Holy Johann, laborer, N W cor of Thirteenth and Galena. Holz Charles, cabinet maker, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Holzhauser Rev. Joseph H., pastor St. Joseph's Church, h cor Cherry and Eleventh. Holzenger Francis, segars, East Water, near Division. Holzer Margaret, midwife, N W cor of Thirteenth and Galena. Holzinger Francis, cigar maker, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Homann Caspar, laborer, cor Grove and Washington. Homann Henry, laborer, Ninth, near Sherman. Homann Matthias, cooper, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, S. HOME SALOON, No. 5, Spring. Hood Joel, auction and commission, No. 4 Spring, h Fifth, bt Spring and Sycamore, W. OFICE of tvaa Ji.ilDwk le ally Sentinel, R1UFUiJS KING (G CO.. -. o205 S& 207 East Water Stroet. N>ameaos too iate for rfaar.uartion onl pre-~edinc pag". 1P1 HOOK & LADDER CO. NO. 1, Main, bt Oneida and Mason. Hooker David WV., (of H. & Wreeks,) bds Miss McPherson. Hooker & Nichols, produce an(d commission, cor South Water and Clinton. Hooker Samuel T., (of l-I. and Nichols,) Cass, bt MIartin and Biddle, E. Hooker & Weeks, attorneys, No. 7, Albany Building. Hoolohon James, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Grove and Ionroe, S. Hoornemann Lambertus, builder, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Hoos August, painter, bds P. J. Gross. Hoover Jacob A,, president Marine Bank, h cor Vliet and Sixth, Second Ward. Hopfe Dr. Emil, 319 East Water, bt Johnson and Martin, E. Hopkins Edward, commission, Ludington's Block, bds Mrs. E. Losey. Hopkins Edward C., bds Jackson Hadley. Hopkins Bedford B., clerk H. Bosworth and Sons. Hopkins, J. F., bds H. Williams. Hopkins Otis B., h cor Division and Jackson. Hopkins 0. R., at M. & M. Stone, h Hill, bt Sixth and Sevenuth, S. Hopkins Sarah C., widow, P. H. Pearson. Hopkins William L., soda manufacturer, bds Mrs. J. A. Messinger. Hopkins William, clerk, H. J. Nazro & Co. Hopkins Thomas, laborer, Spring, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Hopp Wilhelm, mason, Sherman, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Hoppenratz Carl, gardener, Watertown Plank Road. Horan John, jun., carpenter, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Jackson, N. Horan John, carpenter, Detroit, near Jackson, N. Horan M., widow, Ninth, bt Clybourn and Hill, E. Horan Michael, carpenter, alley bt Clybourn and Fowler, Fourth and Fifth. HORICON HOUSE, Third, G. F. Foersta, proprietor. Horimitz George, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden, W. Hormuth George A., laborer, Milwaukee, near Lyon. Horn Mrs. D., midwife, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Horn E., (of Fowler and H.,) bds J. Schickel. See adverttisement. Horn Frederick, miller, cor Third and Poplar. Horn John, stone cutter, bds J. Schlatter. EHorn John, carpenter, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren. EHorn Wilhelm, carpenter, Lloyd, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Hornbach & Wagner, safe makers, Market, bt Biddle and Martin, W. Hornbach John (of H. & Wagner) S E cor East Water and Biddle. Hornberger Jacob, cabinet maker, cor Fifth and Clybourn. Hornburg Julius, bookbinder, Division, bt East Water and River, S. Horneman Lambert, builder, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Michigan, E. Horning F. Y. & C. F., planing mill, Front, bt Mason and Oneida, W. Horning Charles F., (of F. Y. & C. F. H.) 83 Cass. Horning Frederick Y., (of F. Y. & C. F. H.) 81 Cass. Horning John, laborer, Jackson, near Division. IHornn William, carpenter, Sixth, near Sherman. Ilorrar Benedict, beer hall, East Water bt Division and Johnson, Eo OFFICE of the Eilwaurkee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO0._.. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. lQQ Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Horrigan Hugh, laborer, N WX cor Jackson and Detroit. Horstmann William, binder, cor Seventh and Sherman. Horting Charles, mason, East W~,ater, bt Biddle and Martin. Horton Charles E., (Newhall & Co.,) bds S. C. Newhall. Horton & Fowler, commission merchants, West Water, bt Menomonee and Fowler, TW. Horton H. L., (of I-I. & F.) bds H. G. Wilson. Hortzer Frederick, blacksmitlh, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden, E. HIorwitz Samuel, clerk, S. Goodman & Co. Hosfeldt Edward, laborer, Cherry, near Sixteenth. Hosford Joseph W., sash and blind factory, on the Water Power, Ih Milwaukee, bt Division and Knapp, E. Hosmer Mrs. Sally, with E. Starr. Hosmer Sylvester, with A. HI. Gardner, bds E. Starr. Hosp George, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Hosp Leo, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Knapp. Hoszfeld Edward, laborer, Cherry, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, S. Hotce William, millinery, 27 Wisconsin. Hotchkiss & umnphrey, proprietors city mills, on the canal. Hotchkiss Charles T., (of H. & Humphrey) bds L. W. Kennedy. Hotchkiss E. H., (of city mills) bds J. S. Hershey. Hotehkiss Edward P., atty, Juneau Block, bds Dr. Douglass. Hotchkiss Mary H., widow, at Dr. Douglass. HOTEL LANDA, cor Third and West Water. Franz Landa, proprietor. See advertisement, page 9. HOTEL WETTSTEIN, N E cor 3Market and Oneida. Theodore Wettstein, proprietor. See advertisement, page 5. Hoth Nicholas, carpenter, Seventh, near Beers. 5Hought William, butcher, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Main, N. Houghton, Brown & Co., lumber merchants, cor Third and Tamarack. Houghton C. P., (of H., Brown & Co.,) bds R. Houghton. Houghton G. G., (of H., Brown & Co.,) bds R. Houghton. Houghton R., real estate, S W cor Fourth and Galena. House David, N E cor Eighth and Walnut. House E. C., bds Fountain House. Houswitt Mary, housemaid, W. A. Webber. Houtkamp William F., carpenter, Walnut, bt Seventeenth and Eighteenth, N.:-Iowald Henry, saddler, West Water, bt Wells and Cedar. Howard Cornelius, shoemaker, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Howard Henry G., clerk, bds J. B. Maxfield. Howard Samuel, at Sentinel office. Howard Thomas, bds Keystone State Hotel. Howard William, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral. Howart Nathaniel, machinist, Grove, bt Elizabeth and Walker. Howarth P., engineer, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Howe Asa, sailor, cor Milwaukee and Erie. Howe E. C., ostler, Menomonee Hotel. OFFICE of the lilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 1 ~23 Howe James, ship carpenter, Grove, bt Washington and Scott, E. Howe Mark, shoemaker, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler, W. Howe Patrick, shoemaker, bds J. Martin. Howell & Kline, tallow chandlers, River, bt Oneida and Biddle. Howell Daniel, (of H. & Kline) Second, bt Spring and Sycamore, W. Iowland E. B., fire engine builder, 333 Third, h Wells, bt Second and Third, N. Howland E. W., brass foundry, 333 Third. Howland John, tollgate keeper, Cold Spring road. Howley Patrick, laborer, S WX cor Gedding and Elizabeth. Hoya Otto, book store, S W cor Winnebago and Vliet. Hoye James, Western Hotel, Milwaukee near Detroit. IEoye Patrick, grader, Van Buren near Kewaunee. Hoye Thomas, clerk, J. W. Hoyt. Hoyer Charles, tailor, Fifth, bt Prairie and Tamarack, W. Hoyer Julius IH., book-binder, Virginia, near Monroe. Hoyer Daniel, laborer, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. toyer Ernst, baker, 339 Third. Hoyserdt Maria, widow, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Hoyt C. M. & J. W., wines and liquors, 179 East Water. Hoyt Charles M., (of C. M. & J. W. H.) cor Sycamore and Fifth. Hoyt J. W. (of C. M. & J. W. H.,) bds C. M. Hoyt. Hoyt Ebenezer S., liquors, 179 East Water, bds C. M. Hoyt. Hoyt Moses C., physician, h N WY cor Cass and Ogden. Hrabak Joseph, carpenter, Sixth, bt Lloyd and Harmon, N. Hrawark Joseph, cabinet-maker, cor East Water and Ogden. Hruby Francis, laborer, Division, bt Market and Main. Hubbard S. B., bds Mrs. L. Hill. Hubbell Levi, atty, 4 Albany Building, h S E cor Van Buren and Mlartin. Hubbell Martin, at Dousman & Co., h N E cor Milwaukee and Chicago. Hubbell Stephen A., dealer in Lumber, Fond du Lac road. Hube Jacob, (of E. Prieger & Co.,) h Wauwatosa. Huber Barbara, widow, Biddlle, bt Market and Miain, N. Huber Ferdinand, bds B. Huber. Huber Franz, cooper, bds Chestnut St. House.'Huber Henry, wagon-maker, bds D. Davis. Huber Hermann, liquors and segars, 260 East Water, h cor Martin and Market. Hubert Christopher, cooper, Johnson, bt East Water and Market. Hubert Clement, sailor, Hill, bt Seventh and Eighth. Huber John, beer saloon, Eleventh, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Huber Montlock, laborer, Monroe, bt Madison and Rail Road. Hubman Conrad, bakery, 316 East Water. Hubman Michael, shoemaker, Market, bt Johnson and Division, W. Huck Henry, painter, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, E. Hudson Charles, carpenter, bds F. A. Margraf. Hudson Henry, machinist, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO........ 205 & 207 East Water Street. 124 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Hudson Lorenzo D., book keeper, Barclay, Hale & Co. Hudson F. B., at M & Horicon R R office, bds Mrs. Losey. Huebschmann Dr. Francis, Third, bt Vliet and Cherry. Huels Joham, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Huesselman Englebert, butcher, Cherry, bt Fifteenth and Sixteentha, Huet William, professor of languages, bds C. Pietsch. Huet Wm. H., People's Saloon, 12, cor Third and Chestnut. Huggins James H., daguerrian, over Van Cott's, bds J. F. Erving. Hughes Ann, millinery, 14 Wisconsin. Hughes Capt. John W., mariner, bds Atlantic House. Hughes Daniel, blacksmith, S E cor Virginia and Hanover. Hughes Griffith, sailor, Milwaukee, bt Detroit and Huron. Hughes Humphrey, carpenter, Marshall, bt Biddle and Martin, W. Hughes Isaac A., carriage trimmer, Sixth, bt Galena and Walnut. Hughes James, carpenter, Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee. Hughes John T., machinist, Martin, bt Market and Main. Hughes John, plasterer, bds M. Hutchinson. Hughes Luke, blacksmith, bds M. Larkin. Hughes Martin, bricklayer, bds M. Larkin. Hughes Martin, mason, bds M. Hughes. Hughes Michael, laborer, alley, rear St. Gauls Church. Hughes Wm., ship carpenter, Grove, bt Elizabeth and Walker, W. Hughes W. H., carpenter, bds Washington House. Hugin Peter,,pump maker, North Water, bt Market and Main, W. Huhn Francis, laborer, Main, bt Ogden and Knapp. Huhn Henry, printer, bds J. Boetzlow. Hukeri Abram J., carpenter, Eleventh, near Walnut. Hulder Edwin, carpenter, bds W. R. Jones. Hulder Robert, machinist, bds W. R. Jones. THull Daniel P., N E cor Martin and Waverly Place. Hull Fanny, widow, at residence of D. P. Hull. Hull Louisa, at residence D. P. Hull. Hull Mrs. Marian Alton, at residence D. P. Hull. Hull John B., (of Humphrey & Co.) Hulley Martha, widow, Elizabeth, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee. Hulz Charles, cabinet maker, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Humble John, machinist, Martin, bt Main and Market, N. Humble Robert, machinist, Elizabeth, near Lyon. Humble Robert, civil engineer, R. Humble. Hummal Charles, coffee essence factory, Prairie, bt Third and Fourth, N, Hummal George, coffee essence factory, Peutonia road, N. Humphrey E., gardener, Spring, near Cemetery, S. Humphrey H., bds Fountain House. Humphrey James, gardener, bds E. Humphrey. Humphrey Joseph, S W cor of Reed and Pierce. Humphrey Capt. Jasper, grocer, South Water, bt Ferry and Clinton, h cor Pierce and Reed. OFFICE of the lilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO0. - - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 125 Humphrey Rev. Z. M., pastor Plymouth church, h 71 Wisconsin. Humphrey Samuel B., (of Hotchkiss & H.,) Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Humrich Henry, teamster, cor Third and Vliet. Humrich John, laborer, bds Chestnut Street House. Humbostel Fritz, laborer, Eighth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. IHund Charles, shoemaker, H. Fischedick. Hundhaussen Frederick W., physician, office and h Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. HIunn Emanuel, tailor, Seventh, bt Sherman and Beers, W. Hunn & Goodrich, grocers, S W cor East Water and Mason. Hunn Walter S., (of H and Goodrich,) h 365 Milwauke, bt Oneida and Biddle Hunn Horace H., corresponding clerk State Bank of Wisconsin, bds W. S. Hunn. Hunt Charles, tailor, bds Atlantic House. Hunt Otis, clerk, J. I-I. Williamson. Hunt Otis, porter, bds W. Kinsella. FHunt S. W., bds,1 R House. Hunter S. D., bookkeeper, Menzel, Cummings and Goodrich. Hunter W., physician, Clybourn, bt Fifth and Sixth. Huntsman Cyrus F., foreman at News office, h 487 Jefferson Hunsrucker John. tanner, Monroe, bt Virginia and Elizabeth. Huper George, laborer, Twelfth, bt Galena and Walnut. iurd Charles HI., clerk, E. N. Hurd, bds G. WV. Mygatt. Hurd Edward N., crockery and glassware, 144 East Water, bds G. W. Mygatt. Hurd George R., shoemaker, cor Milwaukee and Huron. Hurd P. H., carpenter, Fifth, bt Spring and Wells, E. Hurk Sophia, widow, I leventh, near Galena. Hurl John, clerk, Blair & Persons. H-urlburt Edwin F, musician, H. N. Hempsted. Hurley Mary, laundress, Lake, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Hurley William, drayman, Lake, near Michigan. Hurly-Patrick, drayman, Kellogg & Strong. Hurnung Edward, paper maker, bds C. Moseller. Hursen P., at J. D. Pierce, h Second, bt Wells and Spring, W. Hurtig Daniel, Market, bt Johnson and Martin. Hurtig William, grocer, N E cor Van Buren and Detroit. Huster Joseph, laborer, Fond du Lac road. Husschmidt Geo. A., mason, Racine, near Lyon. Hussey Edward, sexton St. John's Cathedral, h Jackson, bt Martin and Division, W. Hutchins Alexander, stone cutter, bds R. Hutchinson. Hutchins Elijah S., carpenter, 62 East Water. Hutchinson A. L. & Co., produce and commission, N E cor West Water and Fowler. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 126 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Hutchinson A. L., (of A. L. H. & Co.,) 219 Van Buren. Hutchinson Bridget, widow, N WN cor Cass and Oneida. Hutchinson Robert, shoemaker, S WN cor Jefferson and Michigan. Hutt George, moulder, bds Mrs. Ann Dixon. Huttinger Joseph, laborer, Twelfth, near Walnut. Huttmann William, Lake Shore Coffee House, Prospect, WV. Huttner Anton, laborer, 316 Third. Hyde Charles W., carpenter, bds S. F. Hall. Hyde Richard H., clerk, H. J. Nazro & Co. Hyer F., land agent, bds American House. Hyer George, cooper, Fowler, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Hyland James, ship carpenter. Hyman & Co., jewelers, 17 Spring. Hyman J., (of H. & Co.,) 200 West Water. IAND AUGUST, bar-keeper, Horicon House. land Mrs. E., saloon, N E cor Clinton and Walker. lbele Anton, laborer, Scott, bt Jones and Cook. Ichelman Albert, cabinet-maker, Market, bt Division and Johnson, W. Ickell Wolf, laborer, Cherry, near Seventeenth. Iddoi Russell, cor Monroe and Virginia. Iding J. G. D., clerk. Inbusch Bros. Igel Henry, tailor, 294 Third. Iglberger Leopold, tanner, Elizabeth, bt Sanderson and Cook. Ihmich Jacob, laborer, Fourteenth, near Cherry. Ihbring Elizabeth, widow, Fourteenlth, bt Galena and Cherry, E Ilsley Charles F., (of Marshall & I.,) 168 Van Buren. Ilsley John P., (of Clark & I.,) 177 Cass. Imholz Carl, carpenter, Sixth, bt Vliet and Cherry, E. Immachus Peter J., tanner, Walnut, bt Seventh and Eighth. Immer Peter J., tanner, Walnut, bt Seventh and Eighth. Immer Peter, tanner, SBaulding, near Elizabeth. Immer Sebastian, laborer, Chestnut, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Immig Fred'k, chair maker, M1arket, bt Ogden and Knapp. Irmmil Nicholas, laborer, Fond du Lac Road. Imping Johanna, widow, cor Sherman and Seventh. Inbusch Bros., WVines and Liquors, 44 East Water. Inbusch John D., (of I. Bros.) Jefferson, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Inbusch Henry, (of 1. Bros.,) 432 Jefferson. Inbusch John G., (of I. Bros.) 432 Jefferson. Indra Rachael, widow, North Water, bt Milwaukee and Ogden, W. Ingraham Rev. J. P. T., pastor St. James Prot. Epis. Church, h Spring, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Ingraham William B., Farmers and Millers Bank, bds Miss McPherson. INKERMANN SALOON, South Water, bt Reed and Clinton. Iost Johann, plasterer, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, VW. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 1Q7'Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Iost Valentine, carpenter, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Iosten Jacob, butcher, Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Irnius Peter, laborer, WValnut, bt Seventh and Eihth, rN. Irons E., Sec. Mil. Gas Light Co., h 389 Milwaukee. Isham P. Ray, (of Baker & I.,) Sycamore, bt Seventh and Eighth. Iurs Fritz, carpenter, Green Bay, near Beaubian. Ivey John, at W. Ivey. Ivey William, clothing, 71 East Water. IVY GREEN SALOON, E. Kavanaugh, Ogden, bt Van Buren and Jackson. Ivisen Thomas, bookbinder, North Water, bt Ogden and Milwaukee, W. Izer Frederick, carpenter, Lyon, bt Astor and Elizabeth, N. JACKS ROBERT C., builder, Market, bt Oneida and Biddle, i1 409 Jefferson. Jackson E. M., tinsmith, bds G. Brower. Jackson J., coppersmith, bds Mrs. Ann Dixon. Jackson John, porter, bds T. P. Collingbourne. Jackson Martha, 26 Wisconsin. *Jackson Richard, 377 Main. Jacob Frederick, carpenter, bds H. }Muller. Jacobi Adolph, East Water, bt Oneida and Mason. Jacobi Frederick, clerk, H. Fess, jun. Jacobi J. W., clerk, J. N. Bonesteel, bds Hotel Wettstein. Jacobi L. W., Sixth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Jacobs H. WV., cashier, Second Ward Bank, bds Hotel Wettstein. Jacobus J., sash and blinds, J. B. Smith & Co., bds Mfrs. C. H. Sprague. Jacobus P., laborer, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, AW. Jacobus Philip, dry goods andl groceries, 45 Chestnut, h Fourth, bt Wellg and Cedar. Jacomet MIary, midwife, Tenth, bt Galena and Mill, W. Jaconssen John L., painter, Twelfth, near Walnut, E. Jadobi F. MI., bookkeeper, R R House. Jaegeli Francis, cabinet maker, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Jaeger August, laborer, Galena, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Jaeger E., stocking weaver, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, WV. Jaeger Jacob, laborer, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth. Jaeger Johann, mason, N W cor Scott and Jones. Jaeger Johann, miller, Fifth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Jaeger John, brewer, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Jaeger John, plasterer, cor Grove and Elizabeth. Jaecuest William, laborer, S Water, near Harbor. Jager Erhard, hosier, Vliet, near Fourteenth. Jager George, tailor, Twelfth, near Cherry. Jahlas Heinrich, painter, Harmon, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Jahnke William, carpenter, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 128 Jahns Henry, saloon, Third, bt Prairie and Chestnut. Jahns Mrs. C., N W cor Third and Tamarack. Jakonet Joseph, cabinet maker, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. James John, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. James Jos., caulker, bds E. Callow. Jameson George, tailor, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Jameson George W., cutter at D. & J. Adler. Jamesly Capt. James, mariner, Grove, bt Florida and Virginia, E. Janerken Mrs. H., widow, Ninth, bt Walnut and Peutonia. Janes Henry W., (of Hull, J. & Co.,) bds 163 Van Buren. Janes John, blacksmith, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Janny Henry, teamster, Third, bt Lloyd and Beaubian. Janse Frederick, laborer, at J. A. Helfenstein. Jansen Christian, shoemaker, bds Scandinavian House. Jansen Ere, carpenter, Galena, bt Ninth and Tenth. Jansen George, carpenter, Johnson, bt Miarket and East Water. Jansen Imma R., carpenter, Tenth, near Gl-:lena. Jansen Jacob, carpenter, Sixth, near Beers. Jansen John, carpenter, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Janssen Anton, Hubbard, bt Beaubian and North, E. Janssen Charles, sailor, Reed, near Mineral. Janussen Charles, carpenter, cor Hanover and Washington. Janssen E:., carpenter, Galena, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Janssen H. W., carpenter, Tenth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Janssen S., sailor, cor Clinton and Washington. Jansson Francis, clerk, J. Black, h Clinton, near Lake. Jantze Johann, carpenter, Sixth, bt Lloyd and Harmon, E. Jarratt Charles, pattern maker, Fourth, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Jarvis Catharine, widow, S E cor Main and Buffalo. Jarvis John, painter, bds Atlantic House. Jarvis John, clerk at Nichols, Britt & Co. Jefferson William, whitewasher, Fifth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Jenerke John, tailor, Ninth, near Sherman. Jenkins Charles E., attorney, N W cor Cherry and Fourth. Jenkins David, bookkeeper, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Jenkins John, cabinet maker, 70 East Water, h Miain, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Jenks Benjamin, driver, S. lB. & J. Davis. Jenks David, farmer, at F. C. [Lee. Jennett Charles F., fisherman, S E cor Railroad and Clinton. Jennings E. C., chief clerk L C & Nl R R, h N'W cor Seventh and Clybourn. Jennings Henry, bookkeeper, bds R. P. Jennings. Jennings Henry W., clerk H. J. Nazro & Co. Jennings John, sheep skin manufactory, River, bt Oneida and Biddle, bda Olmsted House. Jennings Michael, laborer, Beach, bt Menomonee and Chicago, W. OFFICE of the l ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 129 Jennings M,, tinsmith, bds George lBrarts. Jennings P., blacksmith, Fifth, bt Wells & Cedar, E. Jennings Patrick, at Michael Jennings. Jennings Peter, grocer, Jackson, bt Michigan and Hjuron, E. Jennings ItR. D., Genl Frt Agt L C & M R R, h Fourth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Jennings Royal, bcls D. Ferguson. Jennings Rufas P., (of Chandler & J.) 365 Jefferson. Jerger John, sailor, bds C. Maeller. Jervis Anthony, laborer, Main, bt Buffallo and Chicago. Jervis William, Supt M & M R R, h Spring Street Hill. Jesse John, waiter, East Water, bt Jackson and Division, W. Jerwinkl Joseph, WTinnebago, near Tenth. Jewell, Rice & Co., wholesale grocers, 41 East Water. Jewell William, (of J., Rice & Co.) Jewett Adeline A., widow, at C. Adams. Jewett Azro, carriage maker, bds Winm. WVilson. Jewett Enoch, engineer, Jefferson, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Jezek Weit, tailor, Eleventh, near Galena. Jiord Adam, carpenter, Vliet, near Fourteenth. Joehims Christian, carpenter, Elizabeth, bt Baulding & Brown, S. Joers Heinrich, teamster, Fifth, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, E. Joha Joseph, carpenter, S E cor Walnut and Sixth. Johamr George, locksmith, alley bt Johnson and Martin, Market and Main. Johann Nicholas, mason, Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. John Franz, laborer, Fourth, bt Prairie & Chestnut, E. Johnson Allen, clerk, 40 East Water, h 103 Michigan. Johnson Bradford A., bds S. C. W~est. Johnson Charles, real estate agent, Cass, bt Martin and Johnson. Johnson Cyrus H., millwright, bds Merchant's Hotel. Johnson Captain Charles, mariner, Scott, bt Hanover and Greenbush, N. Johnson Dr. James, N E cor Van Buren and Oneida. Johnson Frederick P., clerk, bds Mrs. M. Fellows. Johnson George, sailor, Grove, bt Washington and Mineral, W. Johnson John, 245 East WTater. Johnson John, clerk, oor Biddcle and Market. Johnson John, laborer, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron. Johnson Julia, widow, Market, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Johnson J., carpenter, Second, bt Sycamore and Clybourn. Johnson John P., watchmaker, Milwaukee, bt Division and Knapp, E. Johnson John W., foreman E. Roddis, h 353 Main. Johnson --- bridge builder, bds F. A. Margraf. Johnson J. M., at J. W. Warner, bds Miss McPherson. Johnson John C., sailor, N W cor Washington and Clinton. Johnson Louis, sailor, Hanover, bt Lake and Oregon, E. Johnson Nicolaus, sailor, Washington, bt Reed and Hanover, N. Johnson & Olmsted, agt, Lake Mich. Steam Boat Co., Erie, Foot of Main. 9 OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & C(JO.- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 130 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Johnson R. C., (of J. & Olmsted,) bds Newhall House. Johnson Capt. Richard, mariner, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Johnson Samuel F., clerk, C. Shephard. Johnson Sumner R., tannery, 198 and 200 West Water, h 198 West Water. Johnson Thomas, stoves and tin ware, No. 41, Spring. See adv. page 15. Johnson W. B., S. E. cor Spring and Eighth. Johnson W. M., sailor, Reed, bt Pierce and Parks, W. Johnson Walter P., operator telegraph office. Johnson Warner, clerk, Sycamore, bt Seventh and Eighth. Johnson Willard B., tanner, bds P. B. Hill. Johnson William, (of Schumacker & J.,) 245 East Water. Johnson William F., clerk, Leland, Prentice & Co. Johnson W. B. & S. R., Dealers in Leather and Hides, 200 West Water. Johnson Wm., clerk, J. L. Pierce, bds J. L. Pierce. Johnston A. H., baker, Second, bt Spring and Wells, W. See adv p. 40. Johnston John R., clerk, 93 Michigan. Johnston John, book-keeper, Wis. M. and F. Ins. Co. Bank, bds L. W. Kennedy. Johnston Peter, clerk, bds Clinton House. Johnston William P., baker, A. H. Johnston. Johansen Hermann, cor East Water and Martin. Jqhne Frank, laborer, cor Prairie and Eighth. Jokomet Joseph, carpenter, Marker, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Jollwitzer John, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Jones Albert C., ship builder, N E cor Hanover and Wtalker. Jones & Baker, jewelers, 200 East Water. See advertisement, page 45. Jones John W., (of J/ & Baker,) Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. Jones Capt. Patrick, bds Keystone State Hotel. Jones Catharine, housemaid, J. H. Van Dyke. Jones David I., carpenter, Huron, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Jones D. F., book-keeper, J. L. Peiree; h Spring, near Fourth, N. Jones, Dinnin & Jones, gentlemen's clothing, 167 East Water. Jones Charles R., (of J, Dinnin & J.,) S E cor Jefferson and Martin. Jones Lewis E., (of J., Dinnin & J.,) 448 Jefferson. Jones Edward, shoemaker, Vliet, near Twentieth, N. Jones Evan, lake brewery, Cass, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Jones Eliza, housemaid, J. H. Tweedy. Jones Geo., cook, h Wells, near Third. Jones Griffith P., tinsmith, bds Atlantic House. Jones Hugh, Atlantic House, S E cor Main and Detroit. Jones Hugh, carpenter, bds M. Petted. JONES' ISLAND, at the old government harbor. Jones Jacob, carpenter, Jackson, bt Division and Knapp, W. Jones James M., ship builder, Jones Island. Jones J., gardener, Alexander Mitchell. Jones J. E., book-keeper, bds Home Saloon. Jones John H., mason, Michigan, bt Van Buren and Jackson, S. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 131 Jones John, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Jones Joseph, (of Stein, Bros. & Co.,) bds Walker House. Jones Marshall, moulder, bds Empire City House. Jones Owen, mason, Michigan, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. Jones Patrick, boiler maker, Greenbush, bt Florida and Oregon. Jones Richard, lake brewery, bds H. Pritchard. Jones Robert, Rt G. Owen, h Cass, near Huron. Jones Thomas A., meat market, 701 East Water, bds Merchant's Hotel. Jones William A., clerk, Hibbard and Luce. Jones William R., carpenter, 96 Michigan. Jontzer Jacob, carpenter, Lloyd, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Jordan James, St. Clair House, Huron, near Cass, S. Jordan Peter, grocery, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Jordan William, grocery, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Jost Jacob, butcher, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Joslin E. M., real estate, Kneeland's Block, h Main, bt Biddle and Martin. Joud Andrew, saloon, cor Walker and Clinton. Joyce Capt. Richard. mariner, h Cass, near Michigan. Joys Andrew, clerk, G. D. Norris. Judd T. HI, lumberman, South Water, near Ferry, E. h Grove, bt Elizabeth and Walker, E. Judson John B., boarding house, 313 Jefferson. Judson Smith E., clerk, bds J. B. Judson. Juenger John, carpenter, N E cor Twelfth and Walnut. Juerges Henry C. F., saloon, 8 Market square. Juhre William, fisherman, Second, bt Walnut and Sherman. Julien John, carpenter, Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Julien John, cooper, North Water, bt iMar'ket and Main, W. Julien Philipp, soap chandler, Ogden, bt Main and Martin, S. Julien, widow, Market, near Ogden. Juncker Nicholas, laborer, Galena, bt Eighth and Ninth. June Jacob, dairyman, Clinton, near Washington. JUNEAU BANK, Ludington's Block, N W cor East Water and Wisconsin, JUNEAU BLOCK, East Water, bt Mason and Wisconsin. Juneau John B., carpenter, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, WV. Junemann Christoph, Fifth, near cor Cedar. Jung Adelbert, gilder, N W cor East Water and Oneida. Jung Anton, clerk at P. 0. Dyke. Jung Daniel, laborer, Sixth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Jung Dr. Francis F., 249 East Water. Jung Frederick, carpenter, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, W. Jung George, tailor, East Water, bt Biddle and Oneida. Jung Jaecob, teamster, Scott, bt Clinton and Barclay. Jung Martin, grocery, N E cor Beers and Sherman. Jung Martin, shoemaker, Seventh, near Beers. Jungblut John, blacksmith, Winnebago, near Ninth. OFFICE of the liwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. 132 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Jungkurt Philip, bar tender, bds Otto Kleinsteuber. Jungmann John, meat market, N E cor Cherry and Eleventh. Jungoust Theodore, painter, bds HI. Muller. Jurges William, carpenter, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Just Adam, policeman, N E cor East Water and Biddle. Just Charles, Johnson, near River. Just Ellen, widow, Marshall, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee. Just John, fisherman, N W cor Johnston and East Water. Justen Joseph, laborer, Pleasant, near Van Buren. Justin Frank, harness maker, J. T. Wallis. Justin Christian, clerk. Justin Simon, laborer, Third, bt Lloyd and Harmon. Justin Thomas, piano forte maker, Astor, bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Jywes Andrew, clerk, bds J. Reinertsen. Jywes Capt. John, mariner, bds J. Reinertsen. KACHAND FREDERIC, shoemaker, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Kachants Mrs. Rosa, dyer and scourer, Oneida, bt East Water and River. Kachechas, plasterer, Martin, bt Market and East Water. Kachloski Michael, laborer, Hubbard, near North Line. Kaestle Michael, laborer, Madison, near Brown. rKaestner Bernhard, blacksmith, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth. Kaestner John, engineer, bds Warnehe. Kaeller Buser, carpenter, cor N E Water and Main. Kaempfer Jacob, tailor, cor East Water and Oneida. Kahn & Abraham, hardware manufactory, Chestnut, bt Fi:fth and Sixth. Kahn Jacob, (of K. & Abraham,) Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth. Kahn G., blacksmith, East Water, bt Bidle and Martin, E. Kahl Charles H., finisher, Johnson, bt 3arket and East Water,W. Kahle Wilhelmina, widow, AMarket, bt Ogden and Knapp. Kahle Frederick, saddler, bds W. Kahle. Kahlow Daniel, cabinet maker, Poplar, near Seventh, Kain Matthew, wagon maler, Jefferson, near Huron. Kaiser Cuhristian, cooper, Monroe, bt Scott and Miartin. Kaiser -, painter, Oregon, bt Brown and:Baulding, W. Kaiser John, painter, Waukesha plank road, near Cook. Kaiser John P., tailor, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Kalb Frederick, laborer, Elizabeth, near Cook. Kalchoff Dr. F., apothecary and druggist, 24 Chestnut. Kalchoff Gustavus, wines and liquors, Third, bt Prairie and Chestnut,.T, Kaler Charles, laborer, Van Buren, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee. Kaler Frederic, engineer, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Kaler John, blacksmith, bds Winm. Murphy. Kalenbach Jacob, locksmith, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson. Kaley John, laborer, bds Mrs. J. Bray. Kalher Patrick, laborer, Beach, near Van Buren, N. OFFICE of the ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS [KING & CO. 205 & 2027 Ea:t Water Street.'iames too late for regular in:srtion on preceding page. 183 Kalkhow William, joiner, Cherry, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Kallenberz Ernst, drayman, Washington, near Geddings, E. Kaller John, laborer, lMain, bt Ogden ancl Knapp, E. Kally Peter, laborer, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Park. Kalon John, laborer, bds F. Yonker. Kaluka John, laborer, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Kalvelage John B., (of Trenkamp & Co.,) 35 Cass. Kamerlohe Frank, carpenter, bds Fond duin La House. Kamm George, shoe maker, Galena, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Ramp Theodore, shoemaker, Thirteenth, bt Galena & Cherry. Kampe Henrich, laborer, Madison, bt Monroe and Geddings. [Kamphaus William, shoemaker, Jackson, bt Lyon and Ogden. Kamwechter Wolf, laborer, Fond du Lac, near city limits. Kanally James, drayman, bds M. Kanally. Kanally Morris, works L. J. Higby, h N W cor Detroit and Van Buren. Kanally Michael, drayman, Van Buren, bt Huron and Detroit. Kanary David, laborer, bds Thos. Savage. Kanary John, cartman, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Kane Alonzo L., Jefferson, bt Wisconsin and Alichigan. Kane P., Jefferson, bt Wisconsin and Michigan. Kane Dennis, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Kane George, grocer, N E cor Huron and Jefferson, bds D.:iDavis. Kane Matthew, carriage maker, Jefferson, near Huron, E. KIane Michael, stone cutter, Fifth, bt Fowler and Clybourn, W. Kane Michael, laborer, Fifth, near Clybourn. Kanegsaker Nicholas, stone cutter, Market, bt Division and Knapp, W. Kanect Antony, machinist, 299 East Water. Kannady Mary, widow, Milwaukee, near Huron. RKanrap Heinrich, laborer; Scott, near Geddings, N. KIanry James, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Baulding, W. KANSAS AID SOCIETY, office 198 East WVater. Kappel George, butcher, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Kappers Gcorge H, laborer, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Kapinus John, laborer, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Kapwener Jacob, laborer, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Kapsell John, clerk Nazro & Co., h Fifth, bt Spring and Wells, Kaptke Ferdinand, laborer, Chestnut, near Twelfth. Karkel William, carpenter, Cherry, near Seventh. Karl Peter, blacksmith, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Karpestein Gilbert, blacksmith, Lisbon plank road. Kartoseholke Adolph, whitesmith, Shermah, bt Second and Third. Karz Ferdinand, laborer, Elizabeth, near Monroe. Karst John, (of Hickok & K.,) bds Eastern Hotel. Karsten Christopher, laborer, Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, N. Kartsechoke Edward, tannery, Clinton, near Kinnikinnik, E. Kassedau Christoph, teaming, Scott near, Hanover. Kasper Adam, grocery, N E cor Fifteenth and Fond du Lac. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. -.... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 134 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Kasper Anna M., widow, laundress, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Kasper Nicolaus, basket maker, Market, bt Division and Knapp, W. Kasper Philip, basket maker, market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Kasta Joseph, laborer, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Kasten Christoph, laborer, Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Kasten Charles F., clerk Board of Supervisors, h Oneida, bt East Water and Front, S. Kasten Ludwig, laborer, Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Kastens Peter, laborer, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Kastenholz John, grocer, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Kastenhok J., dry goods, 43'Chestnut. Kaster Ernst, book keeper, Oneida, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. Kastner Bernhardt, blacksmith, Fourth, bt Well, & Cedar. Kastner John, shoemaker, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Katsch Frederick, carpenter, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Kauber Jacob, tailor, Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh. Kaufer Israel, pedler, Eleventh, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Kauffeld John, bar keeper, 365 Third. Kauffung Charles, clerk, J. II. Cordes. Kaufman Heinrich, laborer, Mukwanago Plank Road, near Jones, W. Kaul Jacob, laborer, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Kaul Peter, teamster at A. Krug's. Kaulebh Margaret, widow, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Kavanaugh Edward, painter, Ogden, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. Kavanaugh Henry M., clerk, G. D. Norris. Kavanaugh Martin, carpenter, Timothy Burns. Kavel August, printer, at See Bote office. Kavel John, miller, bds G. R Smith. Kavel Joham, shoemaker, Third, near Toll Gate, W. Kavenaugh Charles, clerk, bds J. Kavenaugh. Kavenaugh Honora, widow, E. Carroll. Kavenaugh James, cooper, bds H. Calligan. Kavner John, laborer, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler, W. Keal Mathias, painter, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. IKean & Rice, proprietors of Newhall House. Kean M., (of K. & Rice,) Newhall House. Keaten Edward, laborer, bds J. Corrish Keavy John, watchman, Second, bt Spring and Galena, Weo Keavy Patrick, laborer, near L C R R Round House. Keas John, laborer, bds J. Delury. Keating Peter, sailor, bds 11 Galligan. Kecker Henry, laborer, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth. Keckler A. T,, New York Tea Store, Main, bt Wisconsin and Mason, W, h Jackson, bt Martin and Division, W. Keckler Xaver, cooper, bds Fond du Lac House. Kedney Michael, laborer, Van Buren, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Keeler Philip, clerk, Olmsted House. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Dailv Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.-.._. —..s 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 135'Keenan Mathew, clerk of Circuit Court, h 373 Jefferson. Keenan W. N., machinist, bds Empire City House. Keene Rev David, rector St John's Episcopal Church, h S E cor Greenbush and Pierce. Keene Edgar, N W cor Greenbush and Pierce. Keefe William, plumber J. & G. McNeil. Keffe John, laborer, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beech, N. Keffee John, laborer, Jefferson, near Chicago. Kegel Carl, mason, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, S. Kehael Valentine, laborer, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Kehn Gustav, tailor, bds Mrs. Loecher. Kehoa Patrick, laborer, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Kehoff Francis, confectioner, S E cor Division and East Water. Keig Margaret, widow, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Keik J., machinist, bds Niagara Hotel Keil Nicholas meat market, 15 Chestnut..Keiser Ludwig, joiner, Fourth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Keiser M., tailor, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Kellenbantz Gottlieb, meat market, N E cor Fourth and Sherman. Keller Amelius, cabinet maker, G. Keller. Keller Daniel, laborer, N W cor Walker and Cook. Keller George, cabinet maker, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Keller Hubbard, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Keller John, teamster, Madison, near Jones, S. Keller John, laborer, Madison, above Jones, N. Keller Martin, teamster, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Keller Margaret, widow, Galena, near Seventeenth. Kellher Daniel, laborer, Huron, near Van Buren. Kellihar Daniel, laborer, Lake, near Wisconsin. Kelling Henry, saloon, S W cor Greenbush and Oregon. Kellner Christiana, widow, Vliet, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Kellner William, grocer, Winnebago, near Ninth. Kellner Henry, engineer, bds J. Boetzow. Kellogg Angeline H., 85 Michigan. Kellogg Benjamin, boarding house, 325 —7 Main, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Kellogg & Strong, forwarding and commission, South Water. Kellogg Levi H., (of K. & Strong,) 382 Jefferson. Kellogg George W., book-keeper, Milwaukee, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Kellogg James B., Sec'y Com. Ins. Co., h 346 Milwaukee. Kells George, carpenter, Lyon, bt Astor and Racine. Kelly Mrs. Ann, laundress, Martin, bt Market and East Water, S. Kelly Charles, shoemaker, bds B. Lynch. Kelly Catharine, widow, West Water, bt Spring and Wells. Kelly David, sailor, S W cor Park and Monroe. Kelly George W., plane maker, bds R. Roberts. Kelly Hugh, carpenter, bds P. Reilly. Kelly J., machinist, bds EL Mellen. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO._.....' 205 & 207 East Water Street. 136 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Kelly James, sailor, Chicago, bt Jackson and Beach, S. Kelly James, shoemaker, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron. Kelly Jerry, Oregon, bt Greenbush and Hanover, S. Kelly Jerry, shingle maker, Reed, near South Water, W. Kelly John, laborer, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, S. Kelly John, moulder, alley, bt Fourth and Fifth, Wells and Cedar. Kelly John, sailor, Milwaukee, near Chicago. Kelly Mark, plasterer, bds William Parkinson. Kelly Michael, stone cutter, J. Gillon. Kelly Margaret, housemaid, C. Sprague. Kelly Patrick, laborer, Jefferson, bt Biddle and Oneida. Kelly Peter, laborer, Geddings, near Baulding. Kelly Patrick, marble cutter, H. C. Hoffman. Kelly Patrick, teamster, near Besley & Watkins' Brick yard. Kelly Patrick, grocer, S WV cor Huron and Jackson. Kelly Patrick, grocery and dry goods, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth. Kelly Patrick, laborer, M & MI R R, at brickyard. Kelly Thomas, clothing, 66 East Water. Kelly Thomas P., boiler maker, Buffalo, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee, S. Kelly Timothy, laborer, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron, E. Kelly William, employee L C & Mt R R, bds Revere House. Kelsey E. P., book-keeper, bds C. M. Hoyt. Keltz Christian, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Keltzer John, brewer, Division, bt Market and Main, S. Kemblink Servos, laborer, Watertown plank road. Kemke J., wagon maker, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, E. Kemp J. J., laborer, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition, N. Kemp James, planer, S E cor Hill and Seventh. Kemp Thomas B., carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit. Kemper Dr. Charles, bds Republhcan House. Kemper Gustavus, clerk, Dr. F. Kalchoff. Kemper Garrett J., Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, N. Kemper K. D., physician, 24 Chestnut, bds Republican House. Kempers John, laborer, Walnut, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Kempf Walter, clerk at Delorme & Quentin. Kempke Christian, shoemaker, Fifth, near Wells. Kempshall H., books and stationery, 175 East Water, bds Mrs. McPhersom Kempter Ludwig, teamster, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Kennally John, bds Stimson's Hotel. Kendall Thomas, carpenter, bds J. Benton. Kendrick Thomas, carpenter, bds J. Whitfield. Kendrick William, livery stable, Florida, bt Greenbush and Grove. Ken Johann, laborer, Seventh, bt Harmon and Lloyd, E. Kenna John P., Jefferson, bt Biddle and Oneida, E. Kennedy Alexander, sailor, bds P. Devlin. Kennedy Daniel, Huron, bt Cass and Van Buren, S. Kennedy James M., Prospect, above Division. OFFICE of the ilwaluk.see Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 137 Kennedy John, Cass, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Kennedy John, drayman, Detroit, bt Beach and Van Buren, S. Kennedy John F., saloon, bds T Shaughnessy, Kennedy L. & Co., Ins. agents, office Phcenix Building. Kennedy Leonard, (of L. K. & Co.,) boarding house, 261, 263 and 265 Main. Kennedy L. W., (of L. K. & Co.,) Sec'y Merchants and Traders Ins. Co., h Jackson, bt Ogden and Knapp, W. Kennedy Michael, shades saloon, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, S. Kennedy Neil, tailor, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Kennedy P., laborer, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Kennedy Patrick, porter at Martin, Hartwell & Hewitt. Kennedy Patrick, cooper, Second, bt Cherry and Galena, W. Kennedy Pat, laborer, rear of Catholic Cemetery. Kennedy Patrick, porter, bds William PRussell. Kennedy Patrick, painter, bds Globe Inn. Kennedy Thomas, laborer, Second, bt Wells and Spring, W. Kennedy Thomas, shoemaker, bds J. C. Herbert. Kennenberg Herman, confectioner, Chestnut, h Jefferson, bt Division and Martin, E. Keneily Michael, drayman, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron. Kenenberg Hermann, confectioner, ]Market, near Division. Kllenkell Henry, comedian, Market, bt Division and Johnson. Kenery James, drayman Kellogg & Strong. Kenery Dennis, carpenter, Beach, bt Buffialo and Detroit. Kenney Jeremiah, tailor, Buffalo, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Kenney John, machinist, Second, bt Fowler and Clybourn. Kenney Martin, laborer, bds Traveller's Home. Kenney Neil, tailor, Martin, bt Astor and Lake. Kenninger Leonard, laborer, Madison, near Sanderson, N. Kenny Rev. Dennis, assistant pastor St. Gauls Church, bds De Coen. Kenny John, laborer, Buffalo, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, N. Kenny John, laborer, bds P. McLaughlin. Kent Louis, teamster, S W cor. Tutonia and Fond du Lac. Kensler Christopher, teamster at Menomonee Hotel. Keogenthal Herman, tanner, h 13 Chestnut. Keogh Edward, printer, Sentinel office, h Michigan, bt Jackson and Jefferson, S. Keogh Matthew, drayman, Marshall, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Keogh Margaret, widow, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Huron. Keogh Thomas, emigrant agent, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Keown John, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit. Kepfle Louis, laborer, Fourteenth, near Galena. Kerekin Joseph, plasterer, Biddle, bt Main and Market. Kerink Christian, laborer, Eleventh, near Poplar. Kerink John, laborer, Eleventh, near Poplar. Kerins John, laborer, Jackson, near Michigan, E. OFFICE of the Iilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.,.- - 205 & 207' East Water Street. 138 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Kern Andrew, farmer, Clark's addition. Kern Charles T., 48 Chestnut. Kern Charles J., register of deeds, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Kern Joseph, h cor Prairie and Fifth. Kern Jacob, cooper, Ninth, bt Galena and Mill, E. Kerner Carl, tanner, N W cor Elizabeth and Baulding. Kernon Andrew, laborer, Clybourn near brickyard. Kerng John, laborer, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Kerpestein Gilbert, blacksmith, Cherry, bt Tenth and Eleventh, N. Kerr Andrew, painter, Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Kerr James, printer, News office, N E cor Jackson and Ogden. Kerr Margaret, laundress, Michigan, bt Cass and Marshall. Kerr Robert, coach trimmer, Spring, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Kerr Robert, boot-fitter, Cass, bt Ogden and Lyon. Kerrigka Geo., laborer, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Kersch Sebastian, real estate agent, S W cor Cherry and Twelfth. Kecrschel Michael, carpenter, Walnut, bt Seventeenth and Eighteenth, N. Kersting John, joiner, Walnut, bt Sixteenth and Seventeeth, N. Kersting E., book-keeper, Oneida, bt Cass and Van Buren. Kersting Julius, wines and liquors, bds E. Kersting. Kersten Ernst, laborer, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Kerwer Matthias, carpenter, cor Third and Tamarack. Kerwin Bartholomew, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Kese Conrad, laborer, Third, near Beers. Keskner Christian, gardener, Seventh, near Walnut. Kesle John, machinist, bds Chestnut Street House. Kesler John, laborer, Winnebago, near Tenth. Kessler Bergard, laborer, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Kessler Frederick, policeman, Cass, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Kessler Haver, locksmith, near cor Fifth and Chestnut. Kessler John, contractor, Hanover, bt Scott and Madison, E. Kessler K., laborer, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Kessler S., machinist, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Kestler Xavier, machinist, Prairie, near Eighth. Ketchum E., physician, Third, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Ketchum E. K., boarding house, Third, bt Sycamore and Clybourn. Ketzler John. carpenter, Walnut, above Seventeenth. Keug & Co., steam saw mill, Clinton, near Kinnikinnick. Kewn Julius, (of Hansen, Westerman & Co,) 138 East Water. Kevan Owen, laborer, bds Chicago House. Kevin James, porter, 387 Jefferson. KEY STONE STATE HOTEL, N E cor Main and Detroit. Key Thos., contractor, bds J. Benton. Keye Andreas, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Keyes John, laborer, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill, W. Keyser Matthias, tailor, Fourth, near Wells. Keyser Henry, laborer, bds M. Keyser. OFFICE of the Eilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & C00. _____ 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 139 Kheil Valentine, laborer, Market, near Ogden. Kibach John, laborer, Hanover, near Madison. Kiber Christian, at U. S. Hotel Kiby Alexander, cooper, Fifth, bt Poplar and Chestnut, CV. Kichenmeister Edward, cap maker, Galena, near Thirteenth. Kick Lewis, machinist, bds Niagara Hotel. Kickhaber Charles, teamster, cor Cherry and Fifth. Kickhoefer Charles, gardener, cor Fifth and Cherry. Kicbach John, laborer, Madison, bt Hanover and Greenbush, N. Kicu Johann, shoemaker, N W cor of Tamarack and Fourth. Kidd Rev. John, Pastor South Pres. Church, h cor Hanover and Washington. Kidney Chancey, cooper, Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth. Kieckheser Charles, grader, S W cor Cherry and Fifth. Kienitz Ernst, machinist, bds German Hotel. Kiefer Christian, laborer, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Kiessler Teresa, widow, cor Walnut and Fourth. Kiewit H'y, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Kinzle Raymond, mason, Greenbush, bt Florida and Oregon, W. Kier Jacob, Rochester House, S W cor of Florida and Reed. Kilbourn Byron, Pres. L C & M R R., h N W cor Spring and Fourth, Kildahl Jonas, farmer, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Knapp. Kiler Pat, laborer, bds Mrs. MI. Horan. Kiley John, Gas Works, bds Mrs. J. Bray. Riley Patrick, shoemaker, Jefferson, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Kilian Adam, milkman, Fond du Lac road, W. Kilian Frederika, widow, Ogden, bt Jefferson and Jackson, N. Kilian William, carpenter, bds Charles Pietsch. Kill Mathias, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Kilstorf John, carpenter, bds A. Kronenbergeren. Kimball F, real estate agent, office Empire Wood and Coal Yard. Kimball George K., (of Noyes, Flertzheim & Co.) 223 Van Buren. Kimball J. M., General Ticket Agent L C & M R R, h Van Buren, bt Martin and Biddle, W. Kimball Solon A., speculator, Milwaukee, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Kinchale P., drayman, Spring, bt Sixth and Seventh. Kindlar Christopher, Watertown Plank Road, near old tollgate, N. King A., ostler, Menomonee Hotel. King Bernard, mason, Van Buren, bt Huron and Detroit, E. King Charles H., carpenter, Jackson, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. King Charles E., (of Douglass & Co.) bds R. Douglas. King George H., carpenter, Jackson, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. King Peter, carpenter, S W cor Milwaukee and Ogden. King Rufus & Co., proprietors Daily Sentinel, Ludington's Block; 205 and 207 East Water; see advertisement. King Rufus, (of Rufus King & Co. ) editor Daily Sentinel, 109 Mason. King Thomas, laborer, Jefferson, near Chicago, E. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK &' CO..,.205 & 207 East Water Street. 140 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. King Thomas, laborer, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. King Weltha A., seamstress, bds P. Turck, Kingerheimer John, shoemaker, bds 312 Third. Kingley R., plasterer, cor Greenbush and Hanover. Kingsley Henry, carpenter, Scott, bt Grove and Greenbush. Kingsley Isaac, contractor, Eighth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Kingsley Isaac, carriage maker, 2~9 East Water, h 164 Cass. Kink George, laborer, Rail Road, near Monroe.' Kinkel Henry, actor, Oneida, bt East Water and Front, S. Kinkle Peter, laborer, bds Chestnut Street House. Kinne & Hastings, produce and commission, foot of East Water. Kinne Randolph S, (of K. & Hastings,) h 213 Van Buren. Kinney Andrew, laborer, bls T. Kneeland. Kinney D., laborer, Seventh, bt Clybourn and Fowler, W. [Kinney Jeremiah, laborer, Beach, bt M~enomonee and Juneau, W. Kinney Jerry, whiskey dealer, h- rear of Catholic Cemetery. Kinney Jeremialh, laborer. cor Beach and Buffalo. Kinney Michael, laborer, Menomonee, near Hinman. Kinney M., at M & M5 Depot, bds J. MeSorley. Kinney W. W., four dealer, h Tenth, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Kinsella William, boarding house, Detroit, bt IMain and Milwaukee, S. Kinshber Joseph, cooper. S W cor Milwaukee and Menomonee. Kinshela Philip, drayman, Spring, near Sixth. Kinshela John, laborer, Hinman, near Sixth. Kinshoeber P., widow, cor ilwaukee and Menomonee. Kinshoeber Joseph, cooper, bds P. Kinshoeber. Kinske, clerk, Fourth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Kinzel Philip, teamster, Seventh, near Walnut. -Kipp Jacob, tailor, Cherry, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, N. Kipper Peter, grocery, North Water, bt Market and 3Main, W. KIRBY'S BLOCK, N E cor East Water and Wisconsin. Kirby Abner, lumber yard, near Menomonee bridge, h Van Buren, bt Martin and Division, W. Kirby Daniel, laborer, Eighth, near Hill. Kirby J. & H. B., livery stable, Main, bt Wisconsin and Mason, W. Kirby Horace B., (of J. & H. B. K.,) 373 Miain. Kirby Justus, (of J.& H. B. K.,) 373 Main. Kirby Michael, laborer, Van Buren, bt Division and Knapp, Eo Kirby Thomas, laborer, N E cor Hill and Eighth. Kirby William, clerk, N W cor Michigan and Milwaukee. Kircher Kaestleb, carpenter, Chestnut, near Tenth. Kircher Ludwig K., saloon, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, S. Kircheuf Charles, tailor, Seventh, near Beers. Kirchhoff Carl, carpenter, N E cor Seventh and Harmon. Kirchner Michael, foreman E. Silvermann, h Oneida, bt Cass & Van Bureno Kirkahn William, blacksmith, Huron, near Jefferson, S. Kirsch Andrew, boiler maker, N W cor Elizabeth and Cook. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -205 & 207 East Water Street. INames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 141 Kirsch Anton, restaurant, cor Market and Oneida. Kirsch Henry, tailor, cor Cherry and Twelfth. Kirsch Rudolph, grocery and produce, 289 Third. Kirsch Sebastian, dealer in real estate, cor Cherry and Fourteenth. Kirrsehner Herman, tailor, Fond du Lac, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, E. Kisel Matthias, meat market, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Kissinger & Michel, wines and liquors, S W cor Reed and Lake. Kissling Dr. Carl L, physician, 35 Chestnut. Kissling John, shoemaker, Clinton, bds Stadt Prag. Kissam Catharine A., cor Jefferson and Mason. Kissam Oswald C., clerk, bds Mrs. Kissam. Kissinger Philip, clerk at C. A. Koeffier's. Kittameyer Fred., bar keeper, S W cor Wells and Third. Kitinir George, laborerr Thirteenth near Galena. Kittredge William E., superintendent car shop, L C & M R R, h Third, near Cherry. Kittridge Walter, asst. superintendent L C & M3 R R, h Fourth, bt Poplar and Vliet, WT. Kitzerow Henry, barber, Third, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Kitzlow William, painter, Chesnut, bt Fourth and:Fifth. Kivill John, miller, Galena, bt Second and Third, S. Kiwitt John, shoemaker, bt Fourth and Tamarack. Klaar August, painter, Vliet, bt Fifth and Sixth. Klaas John, teamster, S W cor Elizabeth and Baulding. Klabbatz Edward, (of H. Guenther & Co.,) Second Ward Saloon, 318 Third. Kladt Frederick, shoemaker, Fourth, near Lloyd. Klaen Ferdinand, teamster, Wells, near Seventh. Klaeser Mathew, laborer, Green Bay, near Harmon. Slamp Ludwig, laborer, Eighth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Klasen Anton, carpenter, S E cot Oregon and Hanover. Klassink Gottlob, mason, Poplar, near Fourth. Klebenon Joachin, varnisher, Seventh, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, W. Klebner John, laborer, Ninth, near Vliet. Kleber Carl, blacksmith, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, S. Kleiber John, whitesmith, Harmon, bt Fourth and Fifth. Kleck Bartholomew, mason, North Water, opposite Market. Kleemeier Heinrich, moulder, bds Rochester House. Kleess Johann, teamster, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Park. Klein Eustace, cooper, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Klein Ferdinand, drayman, Wells, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Klein G., musician, Short, bt Beers and Harmon, S. Klein Hermann, saddler, Third, opposite Toll Gate. Klein Hermann, teamster, bds P. Klein. Klein John, Jr., tin smith, N W cor Cherry and Fourteenth. Klein John, grocer, N W cor Cherry and Thirteenth. Klein John, tin smith, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. OFFICE of the ilwaiLkee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.-.-.- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 14!~ Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Klein Johann, tin smith, Twelfth bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Klein John, basket maker, Eighth, bt Vliet and Poplar. Klein Joseph, blacksmith, Eleventh, bt Cherry and Galena. Klein John G., basket maker, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Klein Matthias, tanner, Elizabeth, bt Grove and Monroe, S. Klein Peter, brewer at Blatz'. Klein Peter, laborer, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Klein Stephen C., laborer, Prairie, bt Seventh and Eighth. Klein William, carpcater, Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman. Klein William, tailor, Main, bt Ogden and Knapp. Kleinboehl John, cigar maker, Sixth, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, W. KIleindienot George, laborer, Chestnut, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Kleindenst George, laborer, Chestnut, near Tenth. Kleinmann Wilhelm, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Walnut, WV. Kleinsteubed Charles, mechanic and engraver, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth, N. Kleinsteuber Albert, tin smith, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Kliensteuber Francis, teamster, bds 0. Kleinsteuber. Kleinsteuber Otto, wines and liquors, 353 Third. See advertisement, p. 39. Kleis Fritz, carpenter, Sherman, bt Sixth and Seventh. Kleiser Siegmund, works for Joel Kneeland. Kleist Carl, laborer, Fifth. Kleish George, shoemaker, Prairie, bt Third and Fourth. Kleisner MIichael, laborer, ~Vliet, near Sixteenth. Klenlck George, butcher, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Klesy Joham, carpenter, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Kleur Martin, laborer, North East Water, bt Miain and Market. Klicka Carl, shoemaker, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Klincke Henry, blacksmith. Kline M. M., (of Howell & K.,) Second, bt Spring and Sycamore, W. Kline Martin M., (of Howell & K.,) 156 Cass. Kline John, pedler, Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth, N. Kline Philip, farmer, bds E. Steiner. KIlingler John, (of Bast & K.,) S W cor Main and Knapp. Klink Catharine, widow, Fond du Lac, W. Kloes Adam, carpenter, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron. Kloppenberg Heinrich, laborer, Cook, bt Scott and WVashington, WV. Kloves Daniel, tanner, Elizabeth, bt Sanderson and Cook, W. Kluegel Rev. Gottlieb, pastor Lutheran Church, Market, near Division, Klumb Peter, clerk, bds P. Turek. Klump Peter, laborer, Jackson, bt Lyon and Ogden. Kluis Fritz, carpenter, Sherman, bt Sixth and Seventh. Klumis Franz, Walker, above Jones. Kluppack Joseph, notary public, S W cor Sixth and Tamarack. Knab David, grader, Fourth, bt Vliet and Poplar, E. Knapp Abner C., carpenter. Knapp E., brakeman, alley, bt Wells and Cedar, and Second and Third. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel. RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 143 Knapp John, laborer, Twelfth, near Vliet. Knapp John, laborer, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, W. Knapp Rudolph, at Stein Bro., & Co. Knaub Franz, carpenter, Fifth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. KNEELAND'S BLOCK, East Water, bt Wisconsin and iMason, W. Kneeland James, office N W cor Spring and West Water, h Spring. Kneeland Joel, real estate dealer, N W cor Spring and Second. Kneeland Moses, 75 and 77 Wisconsin. Kneeland Thomas, N W cor Fowler and Fifth. Knecht Joseph, laborer, Eleventh, bt Cherry and Galena. Kneisler Peter, blacksmith, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth, N. Knell John, Fourth, bt Prairie and Chestnut. Kneser Carl, Walnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Knest Conrad, laborer, Third, bt Beers and Sherman. Knewland John, painter, Vliet, bt Nineteenth and Twentieth, W. Kniddell Henry, cabinet maker, Humboldt Road. Kiniermem George, blacksmith, N E cor Oregon and Clinton. Knight Charles, machinist, bds A. Maxfield. Knippenberger Philip, brewer, cor Fifth and Cherry. Knire Andrew, shoemaker, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Knittel Henry, cabinet maker, Lot 8, Section 16, First Ward. Knobel Franc C., pedlar, Winnebago, near Tenth. Knoblouck Julius, clerk, bds J. Boetzow. Knobelsdorff Charles & Co., emigrant agents, N E cor East Water and Mason. Knobelsdorff Charles, (of C. K. & Co.,) Market., bt Biddle and Martin. Knobelsdorff Julius, clerk, C. Knobelsdorff. Knobl Anna, midwife, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Knochenhauer Frederick, miller, Walnut, bt Short and Green Bay, S. Knoebel Gottfried, wheel wright, Cherry, near Eleventh. Knoeehel Nichol, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Knoelke Wilhelm, cooper, Tutonia Road, Vliet's addition. Knoeppel Gotfried, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twefth, S. Knoerrer Andrew, shoemaker, Harmon, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Knoll Casmeier, shoemaker, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Knoll Frederick C., tinsmith, Jefferson, bt Miichigan and Huron, E. Knoll Louis, ostler, M. Bowers. Knoll T, musician, 38 Wells. Knop William, laborer, Galena, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Knops John, laborer, Oregon, near Reed. Knorr Augustus, bds Herschede & Schendt. Knorr Frederick, beer saloon, Cold Spring Road. Knorr J. F., laborer, Watertown Plank Road, S. Knowlton J., carpenter, Sycamore, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Knowlton Sylvester, carpenter, Eighth, near Sycamore. Knurr Joseph, merchant, Milwaukee, bt Ogden and Knapp. Knobler William, shoemaker, Water, opposite Market. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO, 205 & 207 East Water Street. 144 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Knoblinsky, Theodore, cap maker, bds J Dengel. Koch Anton, cooper, Galena, near Green Bay. Koch Charles, printer, Main, bt Mason and Wisconsin. Koch Christian, laborer, Cass, bt Lyon and Pleasant. Koch Dielman, musican, N E cor Walnut and Eleventh. Koch George, sailor, Galena, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Koch Heinrich, cooper, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, ]. Koch J., tin ware, West Water, near Cedar, W. Koch Joseph, beer saloon, S W cor Galena and Thirteenth. Koch John, laborer, Poplar, near Twelfth. Koch Ludwig, laborer, Scott, near Baulding, S. Koch Peter, laborer, Florida, bt Monroe and Gedding, S. Koch William, baker, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Koch William, teamster, 47 Chestnut. Kochanich Anton, boot maker, Florida, bt Reed and Hanover, S. Kochand Frederick, shoemaker, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Kocher Charles, pavior, Johnson, bt East Water and Maket, S. Kochhaus Heinrich, laborer, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Kochler Theodore A. E., machinist, East Water, bt Market and Biclde, Kodne Matthew, laborer, Chestnut, near Seventh. Koehl Philip, second-hand furniture, East Water, near Biddle. Koehl Charles, locksmith, Johnson, bt Market and East Water. Koehier T. A. E., machinist, S W cor Tamarack and Fourteenth. Koehler Edward, cooper, Mahler and Wendt. Koehler Ludwig, carpenter, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Koehn Frederick, laborer, Lloyd, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Koehn Henry, blacksmith, Reed, near Oregon, S. Koehn Joachim, laborer, Third, bt Lloyd and Harrison, W. Koehler Charles T., laborer, Brady, bt Van Buren and Jackson. Kofoed Martin, sailor, eor Reed and Lake. Koeffler A2. A., liquor store, 295 Third. Koeing George, at M. Schinner. Koeln Friederich, carpenter, Harmon, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Koelsch Margaret, widow, Sixth, bt Vliet and Poplar, W. Koemendar Franc, laborer, Cherry, near Sixth. Koenemann F., tailor, S W cor Sixth and Second. Koenen Hugo, clerk, N W cor Tamarack and Third. Koener Frederick, cahinet-maker, bds J. G. Sprague. Koenig Francis, laborer, Washington, near G-rove. Koenig Charles, (of Kriege & K.,) h Reed, near Florida. Koenigs Peter, carpenter, Milwaukee, near Ogden. Koenigsekker Nicholas, stone cutter, Market, near Knapp. Koening Charles, tailor, bds C. Dedi. Koeninger Leonhard, laborer, Elizabeth, near Greenbush. Koepke Frederick, laborer, Hanover, bt Scott and Madison, E, Koetz Simon, laborer, Ninth, bt Galena and Walnut. Koer Henry, carpenter, bds Golden Lion. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 145 Koerbel Joseph, laborer, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Koerner Adolph, cabinet-maker, cor East- Water and Martin. Koerner Charles, tanner, cor Baulding and Oregon. Koerner Hugo, carpenter, S W cor Park and Cook. Koerner Theodore, painter, bds ioricon House. Koester Erhard, carpenter, Poplar, bt Sixth and Seventh. Koetting Bernhard, Washington, above Jones, S. Koetting Diedrich G., Washington, near Jones. Koetzberger John, laborer, Eleventh, near Winnebago. Koffer W. L., shoemaker, cor Third and Vliet. Kogen Thomas, laborer, bds P. Delury. Kohagen Christopher, laborer, N W cor Greenbush and Rail Road. Kohl Charles C., clerk. Klohlman Philip, laborer, Mill, bt Eighth and Ninth. Kohlman Philip, laborer, Second, near Beers. Kohlhauer Henry, moulder, cor Grove and Elizabeth. Kohol James, laborer, bds Vera Cruz Hotel. Kohts John, laborer, Thirteenth, near Galena. Koller Conrad, tailor. Kolliner Simon, pedlar, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth Kolwe Jean, laborer, Brown, W. KolascH Adelbert, laborer, Tenth, bt Winnebago and Chestnut, S. Kolbiener Simon, grocer, S W. cor Vliet and Twelfth. Kollman August, varnisher, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Michigan, E. Kolof Frederick, laborer, Fifth Avenue, Lockwood's addition. Komarek Joseph, wagon maker, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Kommer John, boarding, cor South Water and Reed. Kommer John, bridge tender, Elizabeth, bt Sanderson and Brown. Kommerschmidt Jacob, Ninth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. KLonald H., harness maker, West Water, near Cedar, W. Konrady Inistina, widow, Prairie, above Eleventh. Konig Franz, laborer, Grove, bt Washington and Scott, E. Kons August, ship carpenter, River, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Koper Anton, clerk, J. H. Cordes. Kopf Miss Catharine, Market, bt Division and Knapp, W. Kopmeier Johann T., laborer, N E cor Reed and Washington. Kopmeier John, ice dealer, cor Reed and Washington. Kopp Frederick, tanner, Oregon, bt Baulding and Brown, W. Kopp Nicholas, laborer, Fond du Lac road, near city limits. Koppeosap Joseph, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Kopsell John, (of Pritzlaff & Co.,) alley, bt Spring and Wells, Fifth and Sixth. Korb Anton, cooper, Poplar, bt Sixth and Seventh, W. Kordes Maria, widow, Chestnut, near Tenth. Kordez Carsten, teamster, Thirteenth, near Cherry. Korge Joseph, dairyman, Fond du Lac road, near city limits. Korrmann Henry, tailor, bds L C R R House. 10 OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directorvy, ERVING, BURDICK & CO, 205 & 207 East Water Street. 146 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Korth Ferdinand, tobacconist, Elizabeth, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, E. Kortzeirs William, carpenter, Fond du Lac road. Koshow Henry, harness maker, West Water, bt Spring and Wells. Kosney Martin, laborer, S E cor Greenbush and Walker. Kost Anthony, button maker, near North Point Lighthouse. Kostomlatskey Franz, saloon, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed, S. Kossack Dr. Gustave, 530 Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. KOSSUTH HOUSE, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Kote Kasten, carpenter, Sixth, near Beers. Kothrade Heinrich, laborer, Monroe, bt Madison and Rail Road. Kotshausen Oswald, Vliet, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Kotte Ferdinand, carpenter, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Kotte William, laborer, Hill, bt Sixth and Seventh. Kouwe John, engineer, Fond du Lac road, near City limits. Kow William, laborer, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Kracht Johann, laborer, Fourth, bt Vliet and Cherry, E. Krack John F. L., gardener, at J. L. Marshall. Kraemer Bartholomew. Kraemer Christine, widow, Prairie. Kraemer Conrad, tailor, Third, bt Sherman and Walnut..Kraemer Johann, laborer, Green Bay, bt Short and Second. Kraemer Joseph, grocer, Eleventh, bt Vliet and Cherry, E. Kraft Heinrich, (of Williams & K.,) silver plater, Seventh, bt Shermail and Beers, W. Krager Martin, River, bt Division and Knapp, W. Krags William, bakery, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Krakow William, baker, Division, bt East Water and Market. KIrakutz Fritz, locksmith, Sixth, bt Poplar and Chestnut, S. Krambs John, clerk, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Kramer Bernard, at E. Ransom. Kramer Bartlme, laborer, Hubbard, near Sherman. Kramnich Frederick, carpenter, Market, bt Knapp & Ogden, E. Kranich Henry, cabinet maker, Market, near Knapp. Kratz M., machinist, S W cor Market and Biddle. 1Kraajvanger Anna, widow, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, WV Kraupa Francis, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Grove and Greenbush. Kraus, carpenter, Jefferson, near Lyon. Kraus Frederick, shoemaker, Cherry, bt Third and Fourth..Kraus George, laborer, bds Chestnut Street House. Krause C., saloon, 295 East Water. Krause Conrad, locksmith, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Krause Frederick, carpenter, S W cor Prairie and Seventh. Krause John, carpenter, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Krauslach George, cooper, Vliet, near Ninth. Krauthoefer Matthias, shoemaker, East Water, bt Martin and John3son. Kraut C. L.. bds Mrs. Kraut. Kraut Mary, dressmaker, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel RUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 147 Krautschneider John, shoemaker, bds Ph Sandee. Krautschneider John, cigar maker, S:ixh, bt Harmon and Lloyd, E. Krebs, -- rectifier, bds Railroad House. Krebs George, shoemaker, bds G-. Guhn. Krebs George, dravman, Grove, bt Virg:lo-a~ and Park, E. Krebs and Waldeck, vinegar fctory, Tbird, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Kreb Ernst, (of K. & Waldeck.) Third, bf, Wells and Cedar, W. Krech John, blaksmith, cer Thrd and Shberman. Kreeger J. P., cabinet maker, Fourth, bt Welis and Cedar, W. Kreger John, laborer, Thirteenath, near Galena. Kreger Charles, laborer, Winnebago, near Ninlh. Krehler Heinurich, carpenter, Nanh, bt Walnut and Sherman, W. Kremir John, laborer, Third, bi) G aleoa and Walnut. Kreisler P., cop-ersm;tih, We.sl. Wat-etr- bt Wells and Spring, W. Kremer Jacob, harness mnakel, hds L C R R House. Krepke William, carpenter, Cbes,.rlut, b: Neth and Tenth, N. Kretlow Edward, mu;:.;ao, Wionebgo,,Ft N:lth and Tenth, N. Kretlow Ludwig, mus'cian Wionebago, bt N nih and Tenth, N. Kretlow Albert, musician, Winnebago, bt N; th and Tenth, N. Kretschmer Robert, butcher, S W cor Lake and Clinton. Kreuch August, carpenter, Market, near Knapp. Kreuter John, fruit stand, at Post 0:1ce. Kricke Go ttlieb, moulder, Walker, near Sanderson Kricke John E., moulder, Walke', near Sanlderson. Kriege & Koenig, bakers, Reed. nea-r Flrrida. Kriege Charles, (o' K. & Koenig.) h Reed, near Florida.;Krieger Franz, bakery, Reedl hbt Florida and Virginia.'Kriemtz August, shoemaker, rTeutonia. Vl;et's addition. Kriesvitch Johann, macllinist, Fileenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. KRIMM BEER SALOON, F. Ehrmaon, Mionroe, bt Scott and Madison. Krimm John, carpenter, Teutonia road, Vi et's addition, N. Krimer Joseph, grocer, Eleventh, neor Vliet. IKrineger Frederick, shoe-maker, Fond du Lac road, E. Kringer Hermann, dairyman, Short, near Harmon. Kriser August, laborer, Thirteenth, near Galene.. Krisl Anton, blacksmith, Third, bt Prairie and Taimarack. Kritzler Jacob, brush maker, East Water, bt Division and Johnlson, ~0.:Kriz Franz, cigar maker, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Kroaper Franz, Baulding, bt Walker and Elizabeth, E. Kroege Johan, laborer. Fifteenth, near Fon du Lac. Kroeger Bernardl, tfinsmith, G. Graeder. Kroeger & Bro., grocery, Grove, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Kroeger Casper, (of K. & B.) Grove, bt Walker and 3Mineral, W. Kroeger Herman, (of K. & B.) Grove, bt Walker and?Mineral, W.. Kroeger Frederick O., shoemaker, Fond du Lac. Kroeger Henry, ice dealer, S E cor Grove and Walker. See adv., pageo 21, Kroeger Mary, widow, Second, near Cherry. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURD1CK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 148 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Kroeger Johann, laborer, Mukwonago, Plank road, W. Kroeger John, carpenter, Fifth, bt Spring and Wells, E. Kroenenburger Adam, cooper, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Krohn Christian. shoemaker, Walnut, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, N. Krohnbach Philip, mason, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Krompholz Joseph shoemaker, Fifth,; bt Cherry and Vliet, W., Kronenberger Philip, mason, Cherry bt Fourteenth. and Fifteenth, S. Kronenbergeren Adam, cooper, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Kropp Christopher, blacksmith,, bds J. Lorenz. Kroscher Frederick W.,'carpenter, bds Washington House Kroscher Oswald W., carpenter, bds Washington House. Krossman John, fisherman, Hanover, bt Mineral and Walker, E. Krouse Gottfried, carpenter, bds J. Schwick. Krouthaffer Matthias, shoemaker, East WaTater, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Kruder Israel, Pastor Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, near cor Codar and Fourth. Krueehenmeister Edward, cap maker, Walnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, N. Kruecke Ernst, saloon, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Krueger August, laborer, Sherman, bt Third and Green Bay, N. Krueger Frederick, carpenter, River, bt Division and Knapp. Krueger Frederick E., book-keeper Farmer's & Miller's Bank, bds M. Krueger. Krueger John, laborer, Tenth, bt Walnut and Galena. Krueger Margaret, widow, Second, bt Cherry and Galena, E. Krueger Martin, Chestnut, bt Third and Fourth. Krueke G. & F. Mitzdlaff, Third, near Tamarack. Krueke Gottlieb, (of G. K. & F M.,) Third, near Tamarack. Krueke Ernst, saloon, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Kruell E., laborer, Elizabeth, near Sc:nderson. Kruener William, coppersmith, bds H. Mueller. Kruening Heinrich, mason, Lloyd, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Kruessensen Jacob, sailor, Reed, bt Mineral and Washington, E. Krug August, carpenter, Miain, bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Krugg A., brewery, 48 Chestnut. Krull E., tanner, Virginia, near Gedding. Kruppe Charles, clothing, bt South Water and Lake. Krusch Pat, laborer, Eighth, bt Hill and Hinman, W. Kruser, Gustav, merchant, Main, bt Division and Knapp, E. Krush William, blacksmith, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Kruter John, fruit vender at P. O., h Main, bt Wisconsin and Mason. Kruzeek John, laborer, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Krwitsch John, whitewasher, Fifteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet. 7Kubach Christian, mason, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Kubish Jacob, carpenter, Tenth. near Winnebago. Kuchenbeise Adam, tailor, Fifth, near Prairie. Kuder Margaret, widow, at H.' Kiaft's. OFFICE of the iMilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -.. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding'page. 149 Kuehn Christopher, laborer, Walker, bt Baulding and Brown. Kuehn Ferdinand, (of Quentin & Co.,) Cherry, bt Fourtlh and Fifth, N. Kuener George, (of Rehm & K.,) East Water, bt Biddlie and Martin. Kuenzle Samuel, clerk, bds F. W. Schendt. Knepper Nicholas, laborer, Harmon, bt Third and Fourtih. Kulethmeyer Frederick, bar tender, S WV cor Wells and Thir d. Kuffankam Carl, shoemaker, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Kufurd Martin, cooper, Lake, bt.teed and Hanover. Kugler Gottlob, cooper, N E cor of Cook and Walker. Kuhlmann Valentine, pavior, Sixth, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Kuhlmann Nicholas, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Kuhls J., laborer, Tutonia road, VIiet's addition. Kuhn C., 38 Chestnut. Kuhn, Esche & Co.. wool dealers on the canal. Kuhn Frederick, (of K., Esehe & Co.) oni the canal. Kuhn H., shoemaker, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Kuhn William, laborer, Eleventh, bt Galena and Cherry, E. Kuhnholdt Martin, laborer, Seventh, bt Harmon and Lloyd, W. Kuhnl Anton, brewer, bds Melms. Kuhrt Carl, wagon maker, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cheiry, W. Kulas Joseph, laborer, N V of Third, near Linnet. Kulich William, maltster at A. Krug's. Kulp Mrs. D., widow, Eleventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Kupper Charles, dry goods, East Water, bt 3Mason and Wisconsin, h Division, bt Astor and Pleasant. Kundrum Peter, mason, Murray's addition. Kuneppel Johann, teamster, Short, bt Beers and' Harmon. Kunkel Charles, dealer in furs, cor Monroe and Washington. Kuntz Peter, laborer, Seventh, near Lloyl. Kuntz Adam, mason, Fifteenth, near Galena. Kuntz George A., ship carpenter, River, near Division. Kuntz John, cooper, Fourth, bt Beaubian and north line. KuLnz Anton, baker, bds Golden Lion. Kunz Matthew, carpenter, cor Reed and Florida. Kupfer Anton, laborer, Eighth, near Poplar. Kuphal Charles, laborer, Short, near Harmon. Kupper Peter, teaming, North Water, bt Market and Milailn. Kusel Henry A., cleik at Zellner & Bonus, h Fifth, bt Cedar alnd Tamarack. Kutscher John, blaeksmith, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Kurbs Frederick, building mover, Third, near Harmon:. Kurringer Conrad, blacksmith, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, h S W corChestnut and Fifth. Kurt Hubert, grocery, Reed, bt Lake and Soutlh Water. Kurtins William, carpenter, Brown, N. Kurth August, tailor, Twelfth, bt Cherry ancld Vliet, Ei Kr'th John, laborer, -Tanover, bt Walker cand Mineral,'E. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO... __ 205 & 207 East WVater Street. 150 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Kurth Wilhelm, wagon maker, Greenbush, bt Florida and Oregon. -Kurth Charles, farmer. Fond du- Lac road, iear city limits. Kurtins William, carpenter, Brown, N. Kurz George, shoemaker, East Water, near Knapp. Kurz Henry, N E cor Third and Sherman. Kurz Louis, painter and lithographer, 319 East Water, h Market, bt Johnson and Martin. Kurz Michael, tailor, Walnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, E. Kurtz Christian F., baker, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and IHuron. Kurtz Ferdinand, painter, bds Henry Kurz. Kurtz George, boot-fitter, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Kurtz Gabriel, millinery, 306 East Water. Kurtze Christian, harness maker, East Water, bN Division and Johnson, E. Kurzhols August, shoemaker, Fond du Lac, Brown's addition. Kurts Simon, laborer, Nintb, bt Galena and Mill, N. Kusel A., grocery. Chestnlut, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. lutseher Ferdinland, locksmith, Tamarack, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Kutts Johann, tanner, Elizabeth, bt Cook and Sanderson. Kutz Frederick, teamster, Tutoijia road, Vliet's addition, N. Kyde E. W., joiner, bds Niagara Hotel. Kynaston Capt. William, mariner, Monroe, bt Elizabeth and Walker, W. 1ABELLE H., agent Connoly & Lantier, Montreal, Office S E cor East Water and Huron. Labs John, laborer, Eighth, near Poplar. Ls casse Mary, widow, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon. Lacey Miles, la[orer, N E cor Detroit and Van Buren. Lach Arthur, plasterer, Main, near Huron. Lach Edward, laborer, Huron, bt Jefferson and Jackson, S. Lach Robert, stone cutter, bds James Collins. Lachermeyer Joseph H., tanner, Baulding, near Virginia. Lachner Francis, tinware, 36 Chestnut, h N W cor Ninth and Prairie. LACROSSE & MILWAUKEE R. R. FREIGHT DEPOT, foot of Vliet. LA CROSSE & MILWAUKEE R R. PASSENGER DEPOT, S E cor Chestnut and Third. LA CROSSE & MILWAUKEE R R. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, in Passenger Depot. LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE R R, PRESIDENT'S OFFICE, N W cor Spring and Fourth. LA CROSSE & MILWAUKEE R. R. VICE PRESIDENT- AND SECRETARY'S OFFICE, Third, bt Chestnut and Prairie. LA CROSSE & MILWAUKEE R. R. FREIGHT DEPOT, WATERTOWN DIVISION, N W cor West Water and Menomonee. LA CROSSE & MILWAUKEE R R. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFIGCE, WATERTOWN DIVISION, in Freight Depot. OFFICE of the jilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO0. _ 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 151 LA CROSSE & MIILWUAKEE R. ROUND HOUSE, near the Canal Dam. LA CROSSE RAILROAD HOUSE, cor Chestnut and Fourth. Lacy Eliza, teacher, bds S. Pope. Lacy Walter, millinery, Mason, bt EaNt Water and Main, N. Ladue Ambrose, clerk, County Clerk's Office, bds J. Ladue. Ladue Edward, clerk at Anson Eldred. Ladue Joshua, atty, at Emmons & Van Dyke. Laedzman Fredrika, widow, North Water, opposite Market. Laerch Henry, watchman at the county jail. Laes Margaret, S E cor Market and Ogden. Laffan Michael, book-keeper, at James Bohan. Lageman George, watchmaker, Main, bt Johnson and Division, W. Lagenschnid Xavier, laborer, East Water, bt Johnson and Division. Lagrange Conradt, laborer, at C. Shephardson. Laidlaw Walter, land agent, 230 East Water, h S WV cor Cass and Ogden. See advertisement, p. 34. Lain Daniel, laborer, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Lais Joseph, cabinet maker, cor Market and Ogden. Lake L. F., physician and druggist, cor South Water and Clinton, h Greenbush, bt Virginia and Park, W. Lake Dr. Waldo W., physician, 17 Wisconsin, h 419 Milwaukee. Lakin & Steever, attorneys, Kirby's Block. Lakin George W., (of L. & Steever,) h N W cor Ninth and Wellso Lamb Charles, carpenter, bds S. F. Hall. Lamber George, clerk, bds F. A. Margraf. Lambert Peter, blacksmith, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral, T. Lambrecht Frederick, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, E. Lamers Mathias, boot maker, Virginia, bt Reed and Hanover, S. Lamp Henry, wagon maker and blacksmith, Division, near the River. Lampe Ferdinand, paper hanger, Main, bt Division and Knapp, W. Lanbert George, painter, bds F. A. Margraf. Land Charles, tanner, Elizabeth, near Cook. Land Jacob, tanner, Baulding, bt Park and Elizabeth, E. Landa Franz, proprietor of Landa's Hotel, cor West Water and Third. See advertisement, page 9. Lander Valentine, tailor, Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, W. Landey Patrick, boarding house, Main, bt Huron and Detroit. Landegran Hanora, widow, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson, S. Landigran Charles, dairyman, cor Astor and Lyon. Landley Daniel, chandler, bds P. Landey. Landon Charles, tailor, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson. Landon Gottleib, tailor, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Lane Charles, Jefferson, near Detroit. Lane Catherine, at William Allen. Lane Daniel, painter, S E cor Greenbush and Mineral. Lane F. M., painter, 22 Spring, h Third, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directorv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 15t Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Lane J. S. & Co., dry goods, Reed, bt Oregon and Lake. Lane J. S., (of J. S. Lane & Co.) Lane L. H., marine inspector, N W cor Hanover and Virginia. Lanen Patrick, moulder, Mukwanago Plank road. Laner Michael blacksmith, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Lannigan Michael, tracklayer, bds M. Larkin. Lang Abe, saloon, Chestnut, bt Third and Fourth. Lang Abraham, boarding, near Lake Shore Depot. Lang Balthaser, laborer, Third, bt Prairie and Tamarack. Lang Christian, laborer, Green Bay, bt Short and Second. Lang John, butcher, N E cor Grove and Mineral. Lang Miss Matilda, dress maker, J. T. Wallis. Langan Thomas, engineer, bds E. Callow. Langdon John, tallow chandler, cor Oregon and Beach. Langdon James, tallow chandler, N W cor Oregon and Jackson. Ibangdon Thomas, (of Crifton & L.,) Huron, bt Van Buren and Jackson, Langham John, shoemaker, Beach, near Huron. Lange Heinriche, laborer, North Water, bt Market and Main. Lange Johann, laborer, Galena, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Langenberger Heinrich, tailor, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, E. Langendorf Carl, tailor, Prairie, bt Seventh and ]Eighth, S. Langfeld Carl, cooper, bds - Kelling. Langford P., printer, bds Fountain House. Langhoff Anna, widow, 259 Third. Langhoff Carl, draper, bds Horicon House. Langhoff H., chairmaker, bds Anna Langhoff. Langhoff Johann, carpenter, bds Anna Langhoff. Langner Leopold, shoemaker, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Langoehr Herman, cooper, Poplar, bt Sixth and Seventh, W. Landgraf Jacob, Washington House, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Lansing William G., bds Mrs. L. Hill. Langson William J., local editor Daily Sentinel, bds Hotel Wettstein. Langworthy A. J., Wisconsin Iron Works, on the canal, h Fourth, bt Poplar and Chestnut, E. Lanlihan Timothy, shoemaker, Detroit, bt Jackson and'Van Buren. Lanman William C., clerk, bds Mrs. L. Hill. Lannigan [M., laborer, bds M. Larkin. Lansing William, carpenter, bds William Parkinson. Lantzen Joseph, carpenter, S W cor IMain and South Water. Lapham I. A., civil engineer, S E cor Poplar and Fourth. Lapointe Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, River, near East Water. Laponte Christopher, teamster, Peutonia road, Vliet's addition, S. Larabee Elizabeth, widow, Main, near Oneida. Laramy Anthony, joiner, Main, bt Huron and Detroit. Larigo Charles A., mercantile academy, 40 Wisconsin. See adv., p. 23. L arkin Charles, assistant teller, Wis. M. and F. Ins. Co. Bank, bds L. W, Ienunedy. OFFICE of the MIilwaukee Daily Sentinel RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 153 Larkin Charles H, pension agent, Greenbush, bt Walker and Elizabeth, N. Larkin Michael, laborer, Eighth, bt Wells and Spring. Larkin M., grocery, Spring, bt Fourth and Fifth. Larkin Patrick, bds M. Larkin. Larkin Thomas, laborer, Jackson bt Huron and Detroit, W. Larner Thomas, bar keeper, Ferry, near the Bridge, VW. Larrabee Mrs. E., 324 Main. Larrabee George G., clerk, at Goodrich & Terry, bds H. Rockey. Larrabee George, driver, at Butler & Post. Larramee Edwardcl, carpenter, 299 East Water. Larrimee Antony, carpenter, Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Laromy Octave, carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Larsen Ole P., carpenter, North Water, bt Market and Main. Larson Capt. Abraham, sailor, Mineral, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Lasch Albert J., laborer, Short, bt Walnut and Sherman. Lasger Babbett, peddlar, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Lasger Raphael, minister of Polnish Church, bds B. Lasger. Lashway, clerk, bds J. S. Hershey. Lass Frederick, carpenter, S W cor East Water and Ogden. Lass William, laborer, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Lassell John, chair manufacturer, cor Market and Biddle, h Prospect. Lasselle Thomas, chair maker, at J. Lasselle. Lasselle William, at E. Boardman. Lassing Frederick, fisherman, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Lasson O. P., carpenter, S E cor Ogden and East Water. Lathrop C., conductor M & WV 1R R, bds American House. Lathrop Charles, checkman LCh & M R R depot, bds. Clinton House. Lathrop E., conductor, bds American House L'athrop Jos., (of Sharpstein & L.) h N W cor Mlfain and Biddle. Lastikow Leopold, laborer, Fourth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Latky W., Walnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, N. Laubenheimer J. J., shoe store, 23 Chestnut, h Eighth, bt Galena and Walnut, W. Laubenheimer Johann, cooper, Walnut, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Laubenheimer Jacob, shoemaker, Eighth, near Galena. Laubenheimner Peter, cooper, N W cor -Walnut and Eighth. Lauer Johann, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Fond du Lac,'W. Lauer Johann, cooper, Fourth, bt Vliet and Poplar, E. Lauer John S., saloon, Lake, bt Reed and Clinton. Lauer Michael, laborer, Fond du Lac Road, near City Limits. Laufer John G., painter, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Laufer Mary, mantua maker, Knapp, bt Market and East Water, S. Laukamp George, tailor, cor Reed and Washington. Laurence Theodore, ship carpenter, Johnson, bt East Water and Market. Laven Daniel, laborer, Fowler, bt Sixth and Seventh. Lavien Christian, carpenter, Fifth, bt Walnut and Sherman. Laverrenz & Dale, book binders, 293 East -Water. See adv. p. 38. OFFICE of the. Ijiwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 154 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Laverrenz Otto, (of L. & Dale,) h Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Laverty Thomas P., clothing, S W cor South Water and Ferry. Lavin Benjamin, laborer, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Lavin Patrick, R. R. contractor, Knapp, bt Astor and Racine. Lavin Wm., laborer, Huron, near Main S. LAW BUILDINGS, Wisconsin, bt East Water and Main, N. Lawe John D., printer, bds Mrs. Ellmaker. Lawler James, at Gas Works, h Menomonee, bt Main and Milwaukee, S. Lawler John, ostler, bds F. A. Margraf. Lawler John, laborer, Hamilton, bt Astor and Marshall, S. Lawler John, overseer, near M & C R R Round House. Lawlor Patrick, brewer, 85 Van Buren. Lawless Catharine, widow, Lake, near Huron. Lawrence G. W., carpenter, Clybourn, bt Second and Third, N. Lawrence J. M., merchant, Milwaukee, bt Wisconsin and Mason, W. Lawrence James D., commission, 172 East Water, h S E cor Marshall and Mason. Lawrence Phillip, Badger State bowling saloon, Main, bt Huron and Detroit. Lawrence Theodore, ship carpenter, Jones Ship Yard. Lawril James, tailor, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Lawton P., laborer, Sycamore, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Lawry M., machinist, Lake near Reed. Lay Jonathan, h Spring, bt Second and Third. LAYTON HOUSE, Janesville Plank Road, on City Line, S. J. C. Crounse, proprietor. See advertisement, page 48. Layton & Plankinton, pork and beef packers, West Water, bt Clybourne and Fowler, E. See advertisement. Layton Frederick, (of Layton & Plankinton,) h Janesville Plank Road, near Layton House. Layton John, Janesville Plank Road, near Layton House. Leach Robert E., works R. McKav, h Milwaukee bt Buffalo and Chicago. Leach S., widow, Third, bt Vliet and Cherry. Leadbetter Margaret, widow, Lyon, bt Jackson and Van Buren, N Leak William, sailor, Hinman near Menomonee. Lear Charles, cooper, N E cor Market and Divison. Leavenworth D. W., millwright, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed. Leavenworth Jesse H., lumbering, h S W cor Wisconsin and Jackson. Lebe Christian, baker, Elizabeth. Leberman Adolph, clerk Mack Bros. Le Busquet Susan R., school teacher, bds Capt. Hawley. Ledden Thomas, Astor, bt Kewaunee and Brady, W. Ledden Wm., at Thomas Ledden. Ledecker Herman, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Ledermam J., grocery, 18 Chestnut, bds 290 Chestnut. Ledyard Guy C., (of Boyd & L.,) 319 Jackson. Lechele John, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Lee B. T., pawnbroker, 2 Spring. 9J FICE of the jilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.-. 205 & 207 East, Water Street. Names too late for regulalr insertion on preceding page. 155 Lee & Cain, lumber yard, West Water, bt Spring and Sycamore. Lee F. C., (of L. & Cain,) N E cor Biddle and Jackson. Lee George W., grocery, N W cor Main and Oneida. Lee John, laborer, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Lee Jerry, cook, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. Lee L. L. & Son, Globe Iron Works, S E cor Virginia and Reed. Lee Lewis L., (of L. L. Lee & Son) Greenbush bt Virginia and Park, W. Lee Marcellus, (of L. L. Lee & S.) Virginia bt Monroe and Gedding, S. Lee Patrick, sailor, Clinton, bt Scott and Madison, E. Lee Russell, tinsmith. Lee Susan, widow, Fifth, bt Spring and Sycamlore. Lee Will., threshing machines, 269 Third. Lee Williams, N W cor Main and Oneida. Lees Thomas, mason, Fifth bt Spring and Sycamore. Leech Jacob, cabinet maker, Ogden bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. Leelus August, clerk, East Water bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Leeman E., butcher, near Menomonee River. Lefeber Ab'm., carpenter, Hanover, near Florida. Lefevre Abraham, laborer, Fond du Lac road. Lefevre Adolph, cabinet maker, 316 West Water. Lefevre Charles A., cabinet maker, 280 Third. Lefevre Mrs., midwife, 280 Third. LeFevre & Greene, hardware, 81 East Water See advertisemant, page 4. LeFevre George, (of L. &z Greene) Astor, bt Oneicla and Biddle, E. Leffingwell 1. F., clerk, Jones, Dinnin & Jones. Leffner Philip, wagon maker, Seventh, bt Cherry and Galena. Leffler Joseph, bakery, Cherry bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Legg Robert, gardener, Jefferson bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Legate Royal, works G. F. Oakley. Le Grandt John, painter, Tenth, bt Walnut and Galena. Lehleiter Anselm, laborer, Waluut bt Sixteenth and Seventeenthf, N. Lehman Elizabeth, widow, 263 Third. Lehmann Charles, laborer, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Lehmann Frederick, tailor, River, near East Water. Lehn Peter, cabinet maker, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Lehnert F., machinist, Ninth bt Vliet and Mill, E. Lehr Charles, cooper, cor Market and Division. Leiboldt Charles, tailor, Poplar near Seventh. Lehrkind Carl, blacksmith, Fourth bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Lehy Patrick, grocer, Huron bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, S. Leibold P. F., barber, 278 Third. Leich Nicholas, watchman, Ogden bt Jackson and Van Buren, S Leichner John, carsmith, bds Horicon House. Leichner Peter, tailor, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Leidel Charles, baker, 318 East Water. Leidel E. C., shoemaker, 355 East Water. Leidel William, saloon, Market, bt Division and Knapp. OFFICE of the lMilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.-. 205 & 205 & 207 East Water Street. 1 56 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Leideman Samuel, carpenter, bds Chestnut Street House. Leiden Frank, harness maker, Clinton bt Scott and Madison, E. Leiden Valentine, tinsmith, Eleventh bt Vliet and Cherry, E. Leiderbach Henry, meat market, East Water bt Division and Johnson, Eo Leidig Christian, laborer, Madison near Gedding. Leidolf Carl, gardener, Fourteenth bt Walnut and Galena, W. Leiff Jacob, Washington House. Leigen John, machinist, Fond du Lac road. Leigh Capt. Jas., mariner, Grove, near Virginia. Leihammer William, saddler, Prairie bt Third and Fourth, S. Leimhukler Gottfried, locksmith, bds E. Steiner. Leindner August, shoemaker, J. Eigendolph. Leiner William, tailor, Fifth bt Chesnut and Prairie, W. Leinhardt Jacob, moulder, Murray's Addition. Leinhardt Peter, grocery, East AVater bt North Water and Knapp, W..Leintzmann Charles, carpenter, River bt Division and Knapp, E. Leinzurn William, iN E cor Cherry and T'hird. Leisaholf Carl, gardener, Tutonia road, Vliet's Addition, N. Leisle J. G., laborer, N W cor Cherry and Fourteenth. Leist William, brass foundry, h Tamarack bt Fourth and Fifth. Leistico Leopold, laborer, Chestnut bt Twelth and Thirteenth, S. Leistico Ludwig, laborer, Chestnut bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Leitch William, carpenter, Mineral bt Grove and MIonroe. Leiter Joseph, wood turner, at Benjamin Skidmore. Leitzmann Frederica, widow, North Water opposite Market. Lekhman Wael, grocer, Main bt Huron and Detroit. Lelak Mathias, laborer, East Water bt Division and Knapp, E. Leland Amos C., tailor, 309 Jefferson. Leland A. G., Sec'y. M & C R R, h S E cor Sixth and Syeamore. Leland C., clerk M! & C R R1, bds A. G. Leland. Leland Eugene R., bookkeeper, Am. & West. Trans. Co., bds C. M. Hoyt. Leland Orpha, widow, bds A. G. Leland. Leland, Prentice & Co., boots and shoes, 138 East Water. Leland James, (of L. Prentice & Co.,) at 51 Oneida. Lele Jacob, butcher, bds J. Lorenz. Lelgraf Ni., laborer, Greenbush bt Washington and Mineral. Leman Charles, shoemaker, bds F. A. Margraf. Leman Edmund, laborer, M & M R R, near briekyard. Lembke William, carpenter, bds Keystone State Hotel. Lemm August, laborer, Eleventh, near Poplar. Lenen Patrick, Waukesha plank road, near Burnham's brickyard. Lerneness & Bierbach, grocery, 32 Chestnut. Lemenoess G. W., (of L. & Bierbach) 32 Chestnut. Lemke F., beer hall, 6 Spring. Lemlpeke John, cutter at S. Adler, h Market bt Martin and Johnson, W, Lempeke Louis, pattern maker, Vliet bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Lempeke B., tailor, Seventh bt Walnut and Galena.' OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel. RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 157Y Lempden John, laborer, N E cor Walker and Cook. Len George, clerk, bds Lund. Lenek Frederick, tinsmith, Reed bt Oregon and Florida., S. Lenhard Simon, carpenter, Fifth bt Lloyd and Beaubian, N. Lenn Peter, carpenter, East Water bt Biddle and Martin, E. Lenk Frederick A., tinsmith, Reed, near Florida. Lenowitz Charles, shoemaker, Third bt Wells and Cedar, E. Lentz Eustace, brewer, Cass bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Lentzner Henry, carpenter, market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Lentzgen Andrew, tailor, East Water bt Johnson and Division, E. Lenz Justus, laborer, Cass, bt Lyon and Pleasant. Lenz William, carpenter, Prairie, bt Sixth and Seventh. Leoftus P., wagon maker, Second bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Leon V., shoemaker, Tutonia road, Vliet's Addition. Leonard A. D., bt Cherry and Galena, E. Leonard John, mason, Wells bt Eighth and Ninth. Leonard Mary, housemaid at J. G. Besley. Leonard Patrick, laborer, bds B. Fanning. Leonard Peter, auctioneer, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron. Leonhard Simon, cabinet maker, East Water, near Knapp. Leonhart Jacob, laborer, cor North Water and lMain. Leppine & Virginia, barbers, 213 East Water. Leppine Reuben R., (of L. & Virginia,) 213 East Water. Lepke William, shoemaker, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Leopold Francis, laborer, bds J. H. Warneke. Leopold John M., grocer, N E cor Huron and Main. Lervey B., pedler, bt Seventh and Eighth, near M & 3I R Rl. Lesaulnier Charles, 364 Milwaukee. Lesel Gottfried, carpenter, Eleventh, near Vliet. Leshler Christian, teamster, Main, bt Ogden and Knapp. Lesle Gottfried, joiner, Eleventh bt Vliet and Cherry, E. Leslie W., shoemaker, Second bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. Lessel Carl, locksmith, Cherry bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, S. Lessing Frederick, fisherman, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. L'Estrange John R., keeper of Milwaukee Cemetery. Leubold Peter, barber, Third, near Tamarack. Leubold Charles, tailor, Sixth, bt Poplar and Vliet. Leunberger Ulrich, carpenter, cor Market and Washington. Leutzgen Andrew, tailor, East Water, near Johnson. Lever James, miller, bds Luscomb. Levi Herman, peddlar, 3Main bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Levi Isaac, grocery, Cass bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Levin Gustav, cabinet maker, cor East Water and Ogden.. Levy Isaac A., clerk Mack Bros., bds G. Seiben. Levy S., clerk, bds J. Eigman. Levy Simon, attorney, Empire Block, h Jefferson bt Oneida and Biddle. Levy Mrs. S., French embroidery, at Simon Levy. OFFICE of the -ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BUPRDICK & CO....... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 158 Names too latei for regular insertion on preceding page.:ewald & Danenbaum, dry goods, 11 Spring. Lewald S., (of L. & D.) Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. Lewandofsky Andrew, laborer, Baulding, near Geddings. Lewis Allison, attorney, Juneau Block, h Clybourn bt Fourth and Fifth. Lewis C. H., sailor, S W cor Grove and Walker. Lewis Daniel, butcher, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. rLewis Edward, machinist, Jackson, bt Division and Knapp, W. Lewis George, wheelwright at C. Caspar's. Lewis James, rigger, Jackson, near Buffalo, W. Lewis James,, Greenbush, bt Florida and Virginia, E. Ilewis Robert E., carpenter, Third, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Lewis S. A., omnibus agent, bds American House. Lewis Capt. Thomas, mariner, Greenbush, near Florida. Lewy Charles, butcher, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Lex Alois, mason, Winnebago, near Eighth. Lex F. A., musician, bds P. J. Gross. Lex William D., carpenter, Van Buren, bt Wisconsin and Mason, E. Leyer John, butcher, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler. Liack Alexander, laborer, S E cor Hanover and Oregon. Liacon Frederick, book-keeper, Market, bt Martin and East Water..Libke Charles, teamster, Tenth, near -Mill. Libkin Caroline, widow, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth. Licht Frederick W., tailor, Hanover, bt Walker and Miineral, W. Lichtenberg Gottlieb, tailor, Walnut, near Sixth. Liehtenegger FPederick, pedler, cor Market and Knapp. Liebtenegger Leopold, wagon maker, Third, bt Sherman and Beers, EB Lichtenstern Levi, butcher, N W cor Tamarack and Fourth. Licke Henry, mail carrier, 295 Third. Lickleder Andrew, butcher, cor East Water and Knapp. Lickleder, Andreas, laborer, Prairie, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. Liddell Alexander, painter, Doty, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, W. Leiber Charles, shoemaker, Third, near Cherry. Liebes Gottlieb, blacksmith, Third, bt Sherman and Beers. Liebhaber & Hesse, land and lost baggage agent, East Water, bt Martin and Biddle, E. Liebhaber J. A., (of Liebhaber & Hesse,) h 333 East Water. Liederback Henry, butcher, East VWater, bt Johnson and Division. Liedermann Henry, laborer, Seventeenth, near Sherman. Lienhardt Frederick, mason, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Lienhart Anna, housemaid, Jas. A. Mallory. Lienhaus Wmin., matchmaker, Walnut, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Lienhaus Peter, carpenter, Galena near Ninth. Liezie George, laborer, Madison Road, near City Limits. Liginger John B., fruit dealer, 219 East Water, h Van Buren, bt W17isconsin and Mason, E. Lilly H. & Co., soap and candles, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Lilly Henry, (of H. L. & Co.,) Beach, bt Huron and Detroit, W. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 159 Lilly John, (of H. L. & Co.,) Lake, near Huron. Limberger Leonhardt, teamster, Vliet, bt Eleveath and Twelfth. Limpke Bernhardt, tailor, Seventh, near Walnut. Limprecht Carl, Chicago road, near city limits, S. Limprecht Charles F., shoemaker, Elizabeth, bt Grove and Greenbush. Lincoln Lowell, (of Baylies & L.,) h N W cor Jackson and Lyon. Lindauer Johann, laborer, Ninth, bt Galena and Walnut, W. Lindeker Christian, tailor, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Lindlist Lewis, cooper, cor Oregon and Reed. Lindemger Johann, laborer, Fond du Lac, Brown's addition. Linden Owen, carpenter, Huron, bt Jefferson and Jackson, S. Lindenschmidt Caspar H., grocery, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, S.,Lindman C. W., cutter at Magie & Swain, h Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Lindon John, tailor, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Linderwim William H., land broker, N E cor Third and Cherry. Lindsay J. R., saloon, Ferry, bt South Water and Lake. Lindsay Alexina, widow, at J. Corston. Lingard Henry, sailor, bds Greenfield House. Lingelbach Henry, carpenter, S W cor Lloyd and Sixth. Lingenfeldr Nicolaus, laborer, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Lingemannd Heinrich, blacksmith, bds T. Conrad. Linger Henry, blacksmith, 263 Third. Link Anton, laborer, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Link Anton, weaver, cor Market and Knapp. Link John, grocery, Eleventh, bt Galena and Cherry, E. Link Johann H., hair braider, S W cor Ninth and Sherman. Link Peter, brewer, at V. Blatz. Linkleter John, sailor, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Park. Linn Henry, carpenter, Jackson, bt Divison and Knapp. Linum Catharine, widow, Martin, bt Jackson and Jefferson, S. Lintner August, shoemaker, Jackson, near Ogden. Lipman Louis, lithographer, Pleasant, bt Astor and Racine. Lippert Baldas, stone cutter, Galena, bt Fifth and Sixth. Lippert Erasmus, shoe store, 367 Third. Lippert Henry, shoemaker, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Lippert Henry J., groceries, &c., Chestnut. bt Fifth and Sixth. Lippert John H., dry goods, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Lippert John M., shoemaker, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh, N. Lippert Paul, mason, Vliet, bt Third and Fourth, N. Lippoldt Heinrich, carpenter, Lee, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Lipps John, machinist, Third, bt Harmon and Beers. Lipsch Thomas, shoemaker, Tutonia road, N. Lipscom Cornelius, carpenter, Ogden, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, N. Lirman August, laborer, Seventh, bt Beers and Harmon, W. Lisch Heinrich, shoemaker, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Lisch Henry, laborer, Beaubian near Fifth. OFFICE of the lMilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO........ 205 & 207 East Water Street. 160 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Lisder Joseph, turner, bds G. Brossius. Lisel Joseph, laborer, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Lisgo John, bds Fountain House. Lishouet P., cooper, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Listen Edward, laborer, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W. Littauer M., dry goods, 251 East Water, h Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth. See advertisement, p. 18. Little James, engineer, Vliet, bt Third and Fourth, S. Littell & Baker, wholesale grocers, 109 East Water. Littell Thompson, (of L. & Baker,) h 136 Mason. Little Thomas, employee L C R R, bds Mrs. Oxley. Litke August, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Cherry and Galena. Litton Wesley, carpenter, 335 Third. Llewellyn John H., harness maker C. Smith. Lloyd John, trunk maker, bds Atlantic House. Livingston James, shoemaker, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac. Livingston Mrs. Jane, boarding house, S W cor Jackson and Biddle. Livingston V. V., at G. H. Stevens, bds L. Kennedy. Loabek Jacob, cabinet maker, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Lobe Jonas, bds S. Feist. Lobenhofer John, laborer, Chestnut, near Eleventh. Lobenstein William, machinist, East Water, near Johnson. Lober Joseph, coppersmith, N W cor Winnebago and Chestnut. Loberta Jacob, wagon maker, Cherry, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, S. Loblow Christian, laborer, Oregon, bt Baulding and Brown. Loch John, tailor, S E cor East Water and Biddle. Locher Henry, wheel wright, Prairie, bt Third and Fourth, S. Locher Michael, laborer, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Lochmann Frederick, laborer, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Lochmeir Joseph, laborer, Oregon, bt Monroe and Geddings, S. Lochner Rev. F., pastor German Lutheran Church, Fifth, near Wells, E. Lock Franc, laborer, Third, near Beaubian. Lock John, carpenter, cor Elizabeth and Baulding. Locke John, bds Olmsted House. Lockman Isaac, carpenter, bds C. F. Manuel. Lockner Thomas C., cor Eighth and Prairie. Lockwood Harmon S., clerk, H. J. Nazro & Co., bds L. Kennedy. Lockwood John, office Kneeland's Block, h Fifth Avenue, North Point. Lockwood John R., teller, Farmers & Millers Bank. Loebel George, cabinet maker, Main, bt Division and Knapp. Loeffelholz Adam, locksmith, 581 Jefferson. Loeffelholz Adam, blacksmith, Market, bt Division and Knapp, E. Loeffler Gustav G., grocer, N W cor Rail Road and Monroe. Loensmann Charles, cabinet maker, Knapp, bt East Water and River. Loewe Charles, musician, cor East Water and Martin. Loewe Henrich, musician, cor East Water and Martin. Loewenbach B. & Co., tobacco and cigars, 25 Chestnut. See adv. p. 30. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.___ 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 161 Loewenberg Levi, dry goods, Prairie, near Fifth. Lofting Frederick, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Baulding, S. Logan Allen, (of R. W. Pierce & Co.) Galena, bt Fourth and Fifth, W. Logeman & Co., watch makers and jewellers, 209 East Water. See advertisement p. 46. ILogeman George, (of L. & Co.,) 209 East Water. Lohdan John, tailor, Green Bay, near Walnut. Lohrey Gottfried, shoemaker, Cherry near Twelfth. Loman Louis, ship carpenter, N W cor ZBeach and Oregon. Lomppe Peter, blacksmith, cor Hanover and Walker. Long J., clerk, bds Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald. Long Oliver, carpenter, Third, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Long Thomas, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Long Winm., sailor, S W cor Chicago and Beach. Long Winm., baker, Chicago, bt Jackson and Beach, S. Longsen Jacob, match factory, Sixteenth, bt Galena and Walnut, E. Longworth James, (of R. B. Bell & Co.,) h 565 Jefferson. Loomis C. F., bds American House. Loomis L. L., (of Matson, L. & Hoes,) h 391 Milwaukee. Loomis Levi J., mason, Johnson, bt Market and East Water, S.'Loose Charles, baker, Third, bt Harmon and Lloyd. Loplow Christian, laborer, Waukesha plank road, near Cook. Lopser James, machinist, alley, bt Wells and Cedar and S 3cond and Third Lorch Henry, laborer, Cherry, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, N. Lord Capt. Thomas, sailor, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral, E. Lord A 1H. & Co., marble cutters, cor Spring and Third. Lord A. H., (of A. H. L. & Co.,) Loren Vincent, laborer, Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Lorenz Carl, laborer, Short, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, E. Lorenz Edward, jeweler, bds J. Boetzow. Lorenz Joseph, boarding, cor Fifth and Chestnut. Lorenz N., (of Logeman & Co.,) 209 East Water. Lorenz Robert, tailor, Geddings, near Mineral. Lorenzen Thomas, clerk, Astor, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Lorin Pierre, cutter, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Galena. Lorin Vincent, boot crimper, Main, bt Huron and Detroit. Lorrin Peter, carpenter, Market, bt Martin and Biddle. Lorson Charles, sailor, cor Oregon and Lake. Losey Mrs. Eliza, boarding house, 46 Wisconsin. Lott C. G., machinist, N W cor Scott and Grove. Lotz Anton, laborer, old Muskego Road. Loudon Charles, tailor, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Louer John, laborer, N W cor Scott and Jones. LOUIS HOUSE, Huron, bt East Water and Main. Louis & Smith, proprietors Louis House, Huron, bt East Water and Main. Louis Morris, (of L. & Smith,) Huron, bt East Water and Main. Louis Jacob E., groceries, Fond du Lao. 11 OFFICE of the ilwaunkee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.- ---- 20505 &207 East Water Street. 162 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Loveland Charles A., clerk at H. L. P&lmer. Lovensten Wm., blacksmith, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Lovett Patrick, laborer, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Lovett Theodore, (of H. A. Fuller & Co.,) bds American House. Low Eva, Vliet, bt Third and Fourth, N. Low Peter, carpenter, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Poplar, W. Lowell Ezra, tinsmith, Oneida, bt Astor and Marshall, N. Lowenstein Jacob, tailor, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Lowry Mrs. Ann, widow, 25 Wisconsin. Lowsen Jacob, match maker, Sixteenth, near Galena. Lowther John, house and sign painter, N E cor Michigan and Main. Lowther John R., clerk, bds M. Steever. Luberte Jacob, laborer, Cherry, near Sixteenth. Lucas James, sailor, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Juneau. Lucas John, Chestnut Street House. Luce Charles H., St. Clair lumber yard, N W and N E cor West Water and Fowler, bds Clinton House. Luchert Carl, mason, Mill, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Luchterhand Ernst, saddler, bds J. Warneke. Luck Fritz, shoemaker, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Luck Henry, shoemaker, Fourth, near Harmon. Luck Joachim T., cor Third and Tamarack. Luck J. F., 297 Third. Luck Johann, laborer, N E cor Cherry and Eighth. Luck Peter, blacksmith, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Ludemeyer Margaret, widow, N E cor Tamarack and Fifth. Ludfrank Bernhardt, laborer, Walnut, near Sixth.,LUDINGTON'S BLOCK, N W cor East Water and Wisconsin. Ludington IH. & Co., lumber yard, 220 West Water, E. Ludington Harrison, (of H. L. & Co.,) N W cor Jefferson and Biddle Ludington James, Ludington's Block. Ludwig Frederick G., gardener, North Water, bt Pleasant and Lyon, W., Ludwig Gottfried, public garden, N E Water, bt Lyon and Pleasant. Ludwig John, brewer, cor Greenbush and Florida. Ludwig Joseph, shoemaker, Market, bt Johnson and Division, E. Ludwig Nicholas, carpenter, North Water, bt 3Market and 3MIain, W. Ludwig William, cabinet maker, Prairie, near Fifth. Luebben Henry A., book keeper People's Bank. Luebke Julius C., clerk, H. J. Nazro & Co. Luebke Wilhelm, saddler, Hubbard, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, N. Lu-ddemann Gustavus, farmer, near lighthouse, North Point. Lueder Heinrich, engineer, S W cor Jones and Walker. Luekring Frederick, wagon maker, bds G. Luekring. Luekring George, wagon maker, opposite Elizabeth, near Jones, W. Luenbaner Mariam, widow, Fond du Lac road, E. Luepke Carl, teamster, Tenth, bt Galena and Mill, W. Luetfring Bernhard, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Walnut, W. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Bentinel RUFUS KING & CO -. —----- 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 163 Luetke Carl, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac. Luett Johann Heinrich, wagon maker, Fond du Lac. LJufsky August, tailor, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie Luin Thomas T., brewer, Lake, near Huron. Luip Lorenz, sailor, Virginia, bt Monroe and Geddings. Lumbeck B., tobacconist, Chestnut, h River, bt Division and Knapp, E. Lumsden & Bro., leather store, 115 East Water. Lumsden William, (of L. & Bro.,) Jefferson, bt Knapp and Ogdea Lunberger George, teamster, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Lund Catharine, boarding house, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed, S. Lund John, clerk, at A. Decker. Lunday John, Brown, bt Elizabeth and Park, E. Lundick John, laborer, Sixth, bt Poplar and Chestnut. Lundrigan Charles, milkman, N E cor Astor and Lyon. Luneburg George, teamster, Mukwanago Plank road, near Jones, W. Luning Dr. Frederick A., physician, N E cor Main and Oneida. Luning William, provisions, 266 East Water. Lunn Joseph, machinist, Fifth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Lusbch Joseph, laborer, Reed, bt Scott and Madison, E. Luscombe & Pierce, lumber dealers, N W cor Division and East Water. Luscombe S. D., (of Pierce, Caswell & Co., and L. & Pierce,) h Wauwatosa. Luscombe John W., boarding house, 381 Third. Luscombe Mrs., Fourth, bt Cherry and Galena, W. Luther Gottfried, constable, Seventh Ward, Court House Square. Luther George, cabinet maker, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Luther Julius, tailor, Sherman, bt Second and Third, S. Luther William, mason, Seventh, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, W. Lutte Samuel, carpenter,' Prairie, bt Seventh and Eighth. Luttig Charles, laborer, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Luttue Henry, wagon maker, Vliet, near Tenth. Lutz Charles' hats and caps, 316 Third. Lutz F., laborer, Seventh, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, N. Lux Francis, beer hall, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Luxton Edward D., at Field & Dickinson. Lyden Charles, laborer, Kewaunee, bt Racine and Elizabeth. Lynam Patrick, laborer, S W cor Lake and Reed. Lynch Bernhard, boot maker, Buffalo, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee, S. Lynch Ellen, laundress, Cedar, near Third. Lynch James, plasterer, Huron, near Van Buren, S. Lynch Julia., laundress, Detroit, bt Beach and Van Buren, N. Lynch Michael, laborer, Ninth, bt Clybourn and Hill, E. Lynch Michael, at John Lockwood. Lynch Patrick, tailor, East Water, near Buffalo, W. Lynch Peter, mail agent, N E cor Cass and Knapp. Lynch Robert, city clerk, office Excelsior Block, bds P. Lynch. Lynch Thomas, at Gas Works, h TaIenomonee, bt Main and Milwaukee, S, OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 164 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Lynch Thomas, shingle maker, South Water, near Reed. Lynch William, tailor, 47 Huron. Lynde William P,, (of Finch, L. & Miller,) 93 Mason. Lyne Samuel, laborer, N E cor Spring and Eleventh Lyne Thomas E., tragedian, N W cor Pierce and Baulding. Lyness Thomas, carpenter, Greenbush, bt Pierce and Elizabeth, W. Lynn Henry, carpenter, Jackson, bt Division and Knapp, E. Lyons Johanna, widow, Lake, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Lyons Thomas, laborer, Marshall, bt Brady and Pleasant, E. Lyre J., butcher, Second, near Clybourn, E. Lynum Catharine, widow, cor Jackson and Martin. Lyans Patrick, laborer, bds E. Flannery. Lyons Moses, carpenter, C. F. Duval. Lyons Samuel, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. MAAHS WILLIAM, shoemaker, Galena, near Ninth. Maas Charles, carpenter, Galena bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Maas Christian, tailor, Fifteenth near Fond du Lac, N. Maas John, machinist, bds P. J. Gross. Maas William, carpenter, Grove bt Virginia and Park, E. Maasherger Christian, laborer, bds H. Warneke. Maass Adam, moulder, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Maass Charles, (of Sauer & M.) Chestnut, bt Third and.Fourth. Maass John, wagon maker, Chestnut, near Tenth. Maass William, tailor, Third bt Sherman and Beers. Maasz Carl, tailor, Fifteenth bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Mabbetts & Breed, lumber yard, West Water, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Mabbett Hiram, (of M. & Breed,) 205 Van:Buren. *Mabbett Joseph S., (of M. & Breed) 326 Milwaukee. Mabbett Henry, Greenbush bt Florida and Oregon, W. Maceboy Jacob, machinist, Van Buren bt Division and Knapp, E. Mack Bros., dry goods, 181 East Water. Mack Herman S., (of M. Bros.) bds Newhall House. Mack Lewis S., (of M. Bros.) bds Hotel Wettstein. Mack Max (of M. Bros.) bds Walker House. Mack Hugo, clerk, at Mack Bros., bds Republican House. Mack John, laborer, Jackson bt Detroit and Buffalo. Macreading Rev. Charles S., pastor Spring St. Methodist Episcopal Church, h Third bt Spring and Sycamore. Madden Francis D., barber, at J. W. & J. A. Goines. Madden John, laborer, Main near Menomonee, E. Madden James, laborer, Second, bt Cherry and Galena. Madison Charles, pedler, Milwaukee bt Huron and Detroit. Maear Martin, carpenter, Milwaukee bt Michigan and Huron, E. Maelholzer John, laborer, Hamilton, bt Elizabeth and Racine. Maendl Xavier, carpenter, Hamilton, bt Elizabeth and Racine. OFFICE of the iilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 165 Maeutler George, cabinet maker, Market, near Martin. Maarcker Alexander, grocer, Vliet bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Maerklin Edward, cigar maker, bds L C R R House. Maerz John, carpenter, Division, near Market. Magany Abraham, fisherman, bds Swiss Home. Magawan William, blacksmith, bt Hill and Hinman. MiIageean Henry, carpenter, Jackson bt Huron and Detroit, W. Magher John, laborer, cop Third and C )herry. Magher Martin, laborer, bds J. Martin. lMagher Thomas, laborer, near LaCrosse R R Round House. Magie & Swain, merchant tailors, 193 East Water. Miagie Jonathan, (of MI. & Swain) 308 Jackson. Magnus Chairles, meat market, East Water bt Division and Johnson, W. Magnus Joseph, mleat market, East Water bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Magonical Catharine, widow, Jefferson bt Chicago and Menomonee, W.;Magritz Ferdinand, teamster, Galena, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Maguire Patrick, laborer, bds William Cahill. Mahan James, laborer, bds Traveller's Home. Mahan Margaret, laundress, Lake near Michigan. NIahan Patrick, laborer, bds Farmers' Inn. Miaban Patrick, laborer, alley bt Clybourn and Fowler, Fourth and Fifth. Mahan Thomas, shoemaker, bds Chicago House. Mahan Thomas, laborer, Hamilton bt Astor and Racine. Mahar Edward, drayman, Jefferson bt Chicago and Menomonee, W. Mahar Edward, watchman, Mil & Hor R R, h Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Mahar John, saloon, 66 Huron. Mahar Michael, laborer, cor Detroit and Va1n Buren. Miahar Patrick, laborer, bds J. Ryan. Mahar Thomas, laborer, bds P. Keogh. Maher Catharine, widow, Milwaukee bt Michigan and Huron, E. i/aher D., shoemaker, bds D. Kinney. Maher E., laborer, Fourth bt Wells and Cedar, E. Maher James, shoemaker, 49 Huron. Maher John, engraver, Third, near Wells. Maher James, laborer, 74 Huron. Maher Martin, laborer, bds C. Maher. ~Maher Michael, laborer, Jefferson bt MTichigan and Huron, E. Maher Michael, laborer, Clybourn near Besley & Watkins brick yard. Maher Michael, drayman, N W cor Walker and Hanover. Maher Thomas, moulder, bds E. Mellon. Mahler Gustavus, cooper, at Mahler & Wendt. Mahler Henry, meat market, 10 Market. Mahler John, carpenter, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Mahler & Wendt, wines and liquors, 88 East Water. Mahler Jacob, (of M. & Wendt) Prospect, E. lahoney Charles, laborer, Jefferson bt Chicago and Menomoneeo 0FFICE of the Milwaukee City Directorv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..-...-. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 166 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Mahoney Dennis, carpenter, Jackson bt Huron and Detroit, W. Mahoney Edward, draper and tailor, over the Post Office, h Cass bt Ogden and Knapp, E. M3ahoney Jeremiah, porter, hds P. Landey. Mahony Cornelius 0, teacher, bds William Kinsella. Mahon Thomas, laborer, Jackson, bt Division and Knapp. Maier Christian, tinsmith, Fourth bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Maier David, cooper, bds Chestnut Street House. laier & Hohl, meat market, 20 Chestnut. Maier & Heildeman, bakery, cor Reed and Oregon. Maier Gottlieb, (of M. & H.,) h cor Reed and Oregon. Maier J. B. & Co., meat market, Chestnut, bt Third and Fourth. Maier John B., (of J. B. M. & Co.,) h Chestnut, bt Third and Fourth. Maier John, (of J. B. M. & Co.,) h Chestnut, bt Third and Fourth. Mair Dr. A. J., physician, N W cor Wisconsin and Main, bds Mrs. Hill. Mais Gottlieb, shoemaker, Third, near Walnut. Mailson Frederic, teacher, Tutonia road. Majo Gideon, Albion Saloon, 186 East Water. Malanaphy Hugh, machinist, bds A. Shrader. Males Frederick, tinsmith, bds H. Moeller. Mallan John, carpenter, bds R. Cowen. Mallat Michael, laborer, Van Buren bt Huron and Detroit. Mallen Edward, laborer, bds Farmers' Inn. Mallen J. D., laborer, bds L. White. Mallen Patrick, commission merchant, N W cor Greenbush and Mineral. Mallen Patrick, produce buyer, Oregon, near Reed. Mallen James, laborer, cor Greenbush and Mineral. Mallen Michael H., at H. & J. F. Hill, bds R. Cowen. Mallis William, laborer, Clybourn, near Brickyard. Mallon Charles, laborer, 66 Huron. Mallory David G., ticket agent N Y C R R, h Cass bt Wisconsin and Mich. Mallory George S., President Milwaukee Insurance Company, Prentiss' block, h 453 Jackson. Mallory Jas. A., district attorney, 227 East Water, h 399 Jefferson. Mallory Sterling, widow, 453 Jackson. Malone Anastatia. widow, at R. Cody. Malone Michael, carpenter, Jefferson, bt Division and Martin. Malone Patrick, laborer, Van Buren bt Detroit and Huron, E. Maloney -Catharine, widow, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Maloney Edward, drayman, bds Fountain House. Maloney George, clerk at Chandler & Jennings. Maloney John, laborer, Milwaukee bt Menomonee and Polk, W.' Malorey M., boarding house, West Water near Wells. Maloney Michael, laborer, alley rear St. Gaul's church. Maloney P., drayman, alley bt Clybourn and Fowler, Second and Third. Maloney Patrick, laborer, bds P. Delury. Maloy James, laborer, bds Farmers' In.to OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO........ 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on- preceding page. 167 Maloy Patrick, at lake brewery, Beach bt Huron and Detroit, W. Maloy Thomas, laborer, bds Farmers' Inn Malschart John C., teamster, Third, near Wells. Malvany Patrick, teamster, bds Rochester House. Mampel Margaret, midwife, 47 Chestnut. Manda A., blacksmith, N E cor Third and Wells. Mandell Z., carpenter, Hamilton bt Elizabeth and Prospect,N. Manegold August, blacksmith, Reed bt Florida and Oregon, S. Manegold Charles, blacksmith, Reed bt Florida and Oregon, S. Maney David, laborer, Beach bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. Maney John, laborer, Astor bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Manger Frederick, grocer, cor Greenbush and Pierce. Manheimer Moritz, dry goods, S W cor East Water and Martin. Manion Peter, laborer, cor Huron and Van Buren. Manix Luke, laborer, bds William Gray. Manix Richard, drayman, Menomonee, opposite Gas Works. Mank Benjamin, mason, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Mank Valentine, cabinet maker, Prairie, near Fifth. Manke Carl, blacksmith, Walnut, bt Seventeenth and Eighteenth, N. Mann Barbara, widow, cor Division and Main. Mann E. B., clerk, H. J. Nazro & Co., bds L. Kennedy. Mann Bros., grocers, 36 East Water. Mann Herman, (of M. Bros.,) 336 Main. Mann Henry, (of M. Bros.,) N E cor Main and Division. Mann James, (of M. Bros.,) S W cor Main and Martin. Mann Mary, boarding house, 14 Cass Manning John, teaming, Hanover, near Scott. Manning John, boarding, Clinton, near Oregon. Manning Michael, farmer, Hanover, near Scott. Manning Peter, laborer, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron, r. Manning Thomas, teamster, bds Milwaukee House. Manney Peter, laborer, Eighth, near Hill. MANSION HOUSE, cor Third and Chestnut. Mans John, carpenter, Oregon, bt Geddings and Baulding, S. Manscot John H., shoemaker, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, Eo Mansfield Frederick, bakery, 314 West Water. Mansfield George C., (of Vose, Mitchell & Co.,) bds W.:lEanson Mant Herman, joiner, Sixth, bt Poplar and Chestnut. Mante Frederick, fisherman, Reed, bt Scott and Madison,, E. iManti August, blacksmith, Chestnut, near Twelfth.:Manuel C., carpenter, N E cor Third and Fowler. Manuel J. F., blacksmith, bds S. Bryant. Manvill Louis, laborer, Clybourn, near brickyard. Manville Wm. B., speculator, 325 Main. Manwall James, tinsmith, bds Atlantic House. Many George, carpenter, bds Fond du Lac House. Manz John, carpenter, Hanover; near Park. OFFICE of Milwaukee the City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO...-..205 & 207 East Water Street. 168 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Maplethorpe Mrs. William, boarding, Main, bt Huron and Detroit. 1Marchant Wmin. F., bds J. S. Hershey. Marcus Bernhard, laborer, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Marcus David, pedlar, bds S. Feist. Marcus & O'Donnell, brickmakers, Spring, bt Third and Fourth, S. Marcus I., beer saloon, Spring, bt Third and Fourth, S. Marcus John, Chestnut St. House, N E cor Chestnut and Fourth. Marcussen L., carpenter, Scott, bt Reed and Hanover, N. Marcussen Capt. S., S E cor Mineral and Reed. Marell Charles, turner, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Margraf Frederick A., boarding house, 303 East Water. Marguardt Martin, laborer, Seventh, bt Beers and Harmon, W. Marinan M., bds Fountain House. Mariner E., atty, 17 Wisconsin, bds Mrs. L. Hill. Marini Louis A., professor of dancing, bds Mrs. Livingston. MARINE BANK, 216 East Water. Mark Frank, blacksmith, S E cop Greenbush and Walker. Mark Johann, carpenter, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. Marks Morris, clerk at S. Adler. Markey Patrick, carpenter, Clybourn, above Eighth. Markey James, works D. O'Leary. /MAtRKET HOUSE AND HEALL, N E cop East Water and Oneida. Markt John, book keeper, at A. B. Van Cott, h Milwaukee, bt Division and Knapp, E. Markwell M. & L., yankee notions, 127 East Water. Markwell Lewis, (of MI. & L. M.,) Martin, bt East Water and River,7 S. Markwell Marcus, (of M. & L. M.,) Fourth, bt Spring and Wells, 13E. Marnell John, grocer, Menomonee, opposite Gas Works. Marnell Luke, grocer,'Van Buren, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Marnitz Carl, painter, bds F. Schmeling. Marony Michael, laborer, Beach, bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. Maroney Patrick, laborer, N E cor Elizabeth and Brown. Marquart John, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Galena. Marquesa Bernhardt, laborer, Vliet, near Ninth. Marquis Alexander, portrait painter, S E cor East Water and Hunron, h S W cor Ogden and Jefferson. Marquis Henry, laborer, Eighth, bt Vliet and Poplar. Warquis John, builder, S W cor Martin and Jefferson, h Martin, bt Jackson and Jefferson. Marr John (of Mossin & M.,) S W cor Wells and Third. Marrer Thomas, laborer, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Huron. bMars John, mason, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. MTlarsehalck 0., teamster, N W cor Third and Wells. Mlarsh M., builder, N E cor Pleasant and Rtacine. Marshall Alexander K., at C. Schley, bds H. Roekey. See ads. p. iSa Xarshall & Peverley, civil engineers and surveyors, 19 Wisconsinm See divertiemeent p. 14. OFFICE of the lYilwaukee Daily Sentinel. RUFUS KIING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 169 Marshall A. P., (of M, & Peverley,) bds Win. H. Hadley. Marshall —, salesman, bds Mrs. L. Hill. Marshall David P., 20 Michigan. Marshall Gottlieb, laborer, Sixth, bt Hill and uinman. Marshall Helena, widow, Green Bay, near Walnut. Marshall John L., (of Worthington & M.,) h Marshall, bt Division and bMartin, W. Marshall & Ilsley, bankers, S W cor East Water and Huron. Marshall Samuel, (of M & Ilsley,) MIadison. Marshall James, clerk, bds H. Rcckey. MARTIN'S BLOCK, S W cor East Water and Wisconsin. Martin Cornelius K., principal Fourth Ward School, h Fifth, bt Cherry and Sycamore, W. Martin E. J. G., gunsmith, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Martin George, laborer, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Martin, Hartwell & Hewitt, grocers and commission, foot East Water, E. Martin Henry, (of A., Hartwell & Hewitt,) }lilwaukee, bt Oneida and Mason, W. Martin Jacob, brewer, at A. Krug. Martin James B., No. 6, MIartin's Block, h S E cor Jackson and Mason. Martin James, painter, foot of Mason, h East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, E. ~Martin James, boarding house, Seconad, bt Clybourn and Fowler. Martin J. G., music teacher, Prairie, bt Third and Fourth, S. Martin John, laborer, Beach, near Buffalo, W. Martin John S., book-keeper, Turton & Secomb, h Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Martin Judson W., general agent at )M. Kneeland. Martin Margaret, widow, Fourth, near Wells. Martin Neal K., painter, Clinton, bt Walker and Mineral, E. Martin Nelson, machinist, bds S. W. Phelps. Martin & Rugee, builders, cor Oregon and Grove. See adv. page 23. Martin Stoddard H., (of Martin & Rugee) Greenbush, bt Florida and Virginia, E. lJartin Stewart, engineer, bds Mrs. L. Hill. Martinean P., N W cor Martin and Jefferson. Martley William, laborer, Seventh, bt Clybourn and Fowler, W. Martz Conrad, carpenter, S E cor Market and Ogden. Martz George, laborer, Ogden, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Marsen John, gardener, Lisbon plank road, above Seventeenth. Masehy C. H., marble cutter, at H. C. Hoffman. Maske August, imason, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Masman Joseph, tailor, Seventh, near Walnut. Mlason Andrew, carpenter, Murray's addition. Miason Allen F., clerk, bds I. N. Mason. Mason Arnold, laborer, bds iR. Roberts. Iaon H. H., attorney, bd IL. Kennedy, OFFICE of the Mlilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street.' 170 Names too late for regular insertion on'preceding page. Mason Isaac N., secretary M & H R R, h Marshall, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Mason Thomas, (of Shadbolt & M.,) Pleasant, bt Astor and Elizabeth, N. Mason Timothy R., pianos, 22 Wisconsin, h 315 Jackson. Mason William, carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Division and Knapp, E. Mason William, carpenter, cor Cass and Lyon. MASONIC HALL, Ludington's Block. Mass Charles, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Mass William, ship carpenter, Grove, near Virginia. Masserle John G., painter, Fourth, bt Poplar and Chestnut, E. Massino M., carpenter, Fourth, bt Walnut and Tutonia, W. Masterson & Pierce, grocers, 25 Mason; see advertisement, page 61. Masterson George E., (of M & Pierce,) 25 Mason. Masterson Henry, carpenter, Detroit, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Mater Frederick, clerk, at J. B. Liginger. Mather & Thorn, carriage factory, S W cor Cedar and West Water. Mather C. W., (of M. & Thorn,) 42 Spring. Matthews August, carpenter, bds J. Warncke. Matthews & Howard, meat-market, Huron, near Main. Matthews George, (of M. & Howard,) Huron, near Main. Matthews Thomas, butcher, bds Baltic House. Matthews Thomas, carpenter, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Matthias Carl, teamster, Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Mathias Frederick, barber, Huron, bt East Water and Main. Mathias Henry, joiner, Fourth, bt Cherry & Vliet, W. Matthias Rudolph, wood turner, Vliet, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Matson, Loomis & Hoes, 201 East Water. See advertisement page 29. Matson Newell, (of Matson, Loomis & Hoes,) residence Owego, N. Y. Matter Mrs. M., widow, Green Bay, bt Beaubien and North, E. Matuschka Gottlieb, shoemaker, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh,. N. Matz Christian, laborer, Vliet, near Eighth. Matzen Peter, cabinet-maker, cor East Water and Martin. Maug Joseph, laborer, Eleventh, bt Walnut and Galena, W. Mauk Anthon, mason, bds S. Michel. Mauren Jacob, cooper, bds S. Michel. Maurer John, drayman, Mineral, bt Grove and Greenbush. Mausfeld William T., bakery, 314 West Water. Mauz Bernhardt, brewer, at V. Blatz. Mawer John, moulder, Mineral, bt Grove and Monroe, S. Maxfield A., contractor, Clybourn, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. Maxfield J. B., stone ware factory, N W cor West Water and Clybourn, h Sycamore, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. See' adv. page 43. Maxwell and Detwiller, tinsmith, 20 Wisconsin. Maxwell William, (of Maxwell & Detwiller,) S E cor Jackson and Wisconsin. May & Cottrell, attorneys, 9 Albany Building. May A. C., (of M. and Cottrell,) Jackson, bt Martin and Division, E. May & Henton, vinegar factory, 273 Third. OFFICE of the Efilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 171 May John, painter, Vliet, bt Nineteenth and Twentieth, N. Mayard Gottlieb, stone cutter, Johnson, bt Market and Main, S. Maybaum Henry, teamster, Fifth, bt Walnut and Sherman. Mayel George, cabinet-maker, 341 East Water. Mayer August, deputy sheriff, cor Reed & Lake. Mayer Augustus, assistant superintendent at Almshouse. Mayer August, carver, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Mayer Casper, beerhall, East Water, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Mayer Cassimir, mason, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Mayer Christian, tinsmith, cor Fifth and Prairie. Mayer Charles, blacksmithing, Division, near East Water, h cor East Water and Division. Mayer Charles, painter, bds Charles Mceller. Mayer & Cahn, dry goods, Clinton, bt Lake and South Water, W. Mayer Ernest F., carpet weaver, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth. Mayer Frederick, shoemaker, 318 West Water. Mayer Francis J., wines and liquors, 373 East Water. Mayer Jacob B., carpenter, bds S. Michel. Mayer Joseph, second-hand furniture, Oneida, near the river. Mayer John, carpenter, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Mayer Louis, pedler, bds S. Feist. Mayer Peter H., clerk, bds Charles Mayer. Mayer William, carpenter, bds Charles Meeller. Mayes H. W., (of Stowell & Co.,) Grove, near Virginia. Mayhew T. W. & Co., yankee notions, 200 West Water. Mayhew T. W., (of T. W. M. & Co.,) Galena, bt Fifth and Sixth. Mayhew F. L., (of T. W. M. & Co.,) h Fifth, bt Walnut and Galena. Mayhew James W., (of T. W. M. & Co.,) bds T. W. Mayhew. Mayhew George W., (of R. W. Pierce & Co.,) Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Mayhew T. C, Fifth, bt Galena and Walnut, E. Maynard Cordelia, widow, Main, bt Martin and Biddle, W. Maynard Luke F., baker, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Maynard Moses P., carpenter, N W cor Van Buren and Oneida. Maynard William, printer, bds George Haywood. Mayo O. B., foreman Wisconsin planing mill, N E cor Third and Clybourn. Mayo William, book keeper, 84 Cass. MAYOR'S OFFICE, Excelsior Block. Mazini Johann, laborer, Fifteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W, McAllister Mrs. A., Clybourn, bt Second and Third, N. McAllister J., at News office, bds Mrs. McAllister. McAllister J. H., express messenger, 413 Milwaukee, (rear.) WMcArthur Arthur, judge of 2d judicial circuit, h 156 Van Buren. McBare F., ostler, Merchant's Hotel. McCabe Andrew, shoemaker, East Water, bt North Water and Knapp, W. McCabe D., at Wisconsin planing mill, S E cor Third and Clybourn. McCabe Patrick, carsmith, Clybourn, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURD1CK & CO..-. 205 & 207 East Water Street, LY7 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. McCabe Thomas G., marble cutter, at H. C. Hoffman. McCabe William, laborer, Huron, bt Van Buren and Jackson. McCaffery John, laborer, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, S. McCaffrey John, laborer, Van Burcn, bt Detroit and Huron. MlcCall Miss Ann, rear of Johnston's Bakery. McCanany Margaret, laundress, Lake, near Michigan, E. McCanley Dominick, laborer, Menomonee, near Jefferson, N. MlcCann Ellen, launlress, Huron, near Jefferson. McCann John, laborer, Hinman, near Menomonee. McCann Michael, city express, 88 iMichigan. McCann Patrick, laborer, Hinman, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. McCannon N., laborer, bds M. Hughes. McCarmy Edward, clerk, bds Louis House. iMcCarter Robert, (of J. L. McVickar & Co.,) bds B. McVickar. McCarthy John, varnisher, at Seaman & Wing. McCarthy Justin, moulder, bds Empire City House McCarty Alexander, city express, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, Wo McCarty Bernard, teamster, bds Farmers Inn. McCarty David, laborer, bds Mary W. Condon. McCarty J. & E., hack stable, Main, near Wisconsin. McCarty John, Jr., (of J. & E. MeC.,) Main, near Wisconsin. McCarty Edward, (of J. & E. McC.,) Main, near Wisconsin. McCarty John, laborer, Huron bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, S. MceCarty John, policeman, Main bt Oneida and Biddle,' W. McCarty John, laborer, at Dr. L. Weeks. McCarty John Jr., varnisher, bds D. Shehen. McCarty Patrick, laborer, bds Farmer's Inn. McCarty Patrick, sailor, bds Traveller's Home. McCarty Peter A., carpenter, 131 Van Buren. McCarty Robert, drayman, Elizabeth bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. MeCaig Neil, building mover, S E cor Jackson and Huron. MIcCia James, laborer, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron. McChisney W. W. M., commission merchant, bds 52 Oneida. MeClain, laborer, Fifth bt Spring and Wells, E. Mc(lear James, bar keeper at Walker Hlouse. e1cClelland James, shoemaker, Marshall, near Ogden. MeiClelland Jane, at James ie[cClelland. McClure Josiah E., merchant, Cass bt Wisconsin and tMason. iMeC(oll Ann, spinster, Second, bt Spring and Wells. Mci(ollum John, ship carpenter, Washington bt Reed and Hanover, N. MeConnell Win., laborer, Van Buren bt Michigan and Huron, W. McCormick Andrew, Key Stone State Hotel, N E cor Main and Detroit. McCormick Charles, blacksmith, bds Key Stone State Hotel. McCormick John, shoemaker, bds B. Kerwin. McCormick Patrick, tailor, N E cor Huron and Van Buren. McCormick William, painter, bds Keystone State Hotel. 3McCosker John, tailor, Ogden bt Astor and Elizabeth, S. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 173 McCoy Sarah, laundress, Second, bt Spring and Wells. McCoy Thomas, ship carpenter, bds Mrs. Anna Dixon. McCready John, carpenter, Sherman near Short, S. McCrer Patrick, laborer, Main near Menomonee. McCroty M,, carpenter, Jackson bt Michigan and Huron. McCulloch Francis, carpenter, S E cor Cass and Pleasant. McCulloch John, in Sup't. office L C & M R R, h Vliet bt Eighth and Ninth, S. McCullum William, lumber measurer, Reed bt Pierce and Elizabeth, W. Mclully James, mason, Market bt Knapp and Ogden, E. McCune Owen, laborer, Jackson, bt Detroit and Buffalo. MeCune Capt. William, sailor, Washington bt Reed and Clinton, N. Mc(utchen Samuel, teamster, Greenbush bt Scott and Madison. MIeDannel, sailor, bds P. Delury. MecDermot M., laborer, opposite LaCrosse R R Round House. McDermont L., laborer, Third bt Spring and Wells, E. McDermott Charles, ship caulker, bds Rochester House. ]McDermott Patrick, shoemaker, Jefferson bt Huron and Detroit, VW. McDermott Thaddeus, tailor, Second bt Clybourn and Fowler, W. McDonald Anthony, laborer, bds Chicago House. McDonald Charles M., (of Goodell & TI.) bds R. Goodell. McDonald James, 345 Jefferson. McDonald Robert, ostler, at S. Wetherbee. McDonald Martha, teacher, Elizabeth bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, W. lMcDonald William J., bookkeeper at Sexton, Bro. & Co. McDonald William, sailor, Beach bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. McDona'd, carpenter, bds Union Saloon. McDonough Luke, laborer, Jackson bt Huron and Detroit, E. MleDonough Patrick, tailor, Keene, bt Prospect and Elizabeth. McElligott James, laborer, Van Buren bt Huron and Detroit. MeElroy T. EI., printer, at Free Democrat office. McElwee Edward, confectioner, S NW cor Main and Buffalo. McEnten Michael, teamster, Fowler bt Sixth and Seventh, N. McEntire David, blacksmith, Monroe bt Mineral and Walker, W. MeEuleffa Michael, laborer, bds James Collins. McEwen Alexander, confectioner, S W cor Lake and Reed. McEwen John, confectioner, 192 East Water. McFadden Sarah, widow, Alley, bt Spring and Sycamore, Fourth and Fifth. McFarlan Andrew, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. IMcFarland Wm. H., carpenter, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron, W. McGahan Daniel, merchant, N E cor Huron and Van Buren. McGann C., laborer, Main, near Menomonee. MecGarry Andrew, carpenter, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. McGarry Barney, laborer, bds Farmer's Inn. McGarry Hugh, painter, Knapp, bt Milwaukee and Main. McGarvie Thomas, carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Polk, W. MeGay James, laborer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren, E. OFFICE of the lilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,-.... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 174 NIames too late for regular insertion on preceding page, McGee John, laborer, N W cor Buffalo and Jefferson. M{cGee Margaret, N W cor Huron and Van Buren. McGeean H., dry goods, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit. MeGeough Michael, plumber, bds J. Cornish. McGihon John, fireman, bds T. Minor.:MeGill James, machinist, bds Empire City House. McGinn Thomas, carpenter, Jefferson, near Huron, E. MIcGiven Charles, book keeper, J. S. Harvey, h 85 Michigan. MIcGivner P., laborer, bds D. Kinney. MIcGivanny Brian, laborer, bds D. Kinney..M1cGloughlin Patrick, laborer, near La Crosse Round House. MecGoon John, ship carpenter, Greenbush, bt Mineral and Walker, E. McGowen William, blacksmith, N E cor Fowler and Sixth. McGrady Peter, book keeper, bds A. Sweet. M.KcGraor, laborer, South Water, near Harbor. MNicGrath Ann, widow, at J. MeGrath. McGrath Edward, shingle maker, Greenbush, bt Florida and Oregon, WV McGrath Hugh, draymanl, cor Van Buren and Detroit. McGrath James, bds Mrs. Oxley. MeGrath & Co., paper hangers, 21 Wisconsin. icGrath John, (of MoG-. & CO.,) N W cor Michigan and Cass. 5McGOrath John, grocery, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron, E. YIMcGrath Michael, drayman, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron, E. McGrath Michael, laborer, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, N. MlicGrath Michael, grader, Van Buren, bt Kewaunee and Brady. MIcGrath Michael, at Baker & Isham, Jackson, bt Polk and Oregon, E. MicGrath Nicholas, clerk, Baker & Isham, h Milwaukee near Chicago. MicGrath Patrick, saloon, Clinton, bt South Water and Lake, W. McGirath Thomas, drayman, Jefferson, near Detroit, W. McGrath Thomas, teamster, bds A. Flood, McGrath William, laborer, Hill, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. iMcGreevy Hugh, laborer, Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth, N. iMcGregor, Mrs. M. G., dress maker, Sycamore, bt Seventh and Eighth, SMHcGroarty Patrick, shoemaker, bds J. Phelan. McGonnigal Roger, laborer, Hinman, bt Sixth and Seventh. McGuill Thomas, carpenter, Milwaukee, near Michigan E. M!cGuire Thomas, teamster, Pleasant, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. McG-wen John, carsmith, Cotton's Addition.:McHenry Michael, laborer, Beach, bt Menomonee and Juneau, AV. McHenry Edmund, boarding House, Huron, near Jefferson, S. McHugh James, machinist, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Mclnerny Edmund, laborer, Clybourn, near brickyard. IlcInerny Matthew, bds E. Melnerny. MIelntee Michael, laborer, Hinman, bt Sixth and Seventh. McIntosh Susan, dressmaker, 92 Michigan. McIntyre David, blacksmith, near Old Government Harbor. Mclntyre Capt. George, sailor, Hanover, bt Scott and Madison, W.. OFFICE of cthe Hilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO....o 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late fbr regular insertion on preceding page. 17'5 McIntyre James, clerk, h cor Grove and Park. McIntyre Peter, laborer, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron, E. McIntyre Thomas, laborer, N W cor Sixth and Fowler. McKavitt Michael, laborer, Brown, bt Elizabeth and Park, E. McKay Alexander, carpenter, bds Wm. Parkinson. McKay Robert, salt lealer, Third, bt Spring and Wells. McKean Thomas W, tailor, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago. McKee William, mason, Second, bt Wells and Spring, W. MceKeeby William, machinist, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. McKeedy Sidney, sailor, bds Atlantic House. McKenna Bridget, dressmaker, bds P. Griffin. McKenna Ellen, housemaid, G. D. Norris. McKenna Michael, laborer, Hinman near M & M R R1, S. McRKensie Charles, carpenter, rear of Catholic Cemetery. McKenzie Elizabeth, seamstress at C. Southwell. McKenzie Frederick, stone cutter, N W cor Van Buren and Huron. McKenzie Frederick J., book keeper, bds Mrs. TA. Fellows. iMSecKernon Owen, bar-tender at Walker House. McKew Luke, works D. Carney. McKillip Mary Ann, millinery, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, W. McKillip M., machinist, bds MIrs. MeKillip. MeKillip Mrs. Sarah, boarding house, S E cor Third and Clybourn. McKinley Angelina, widow, Martin, bt Market and Main, N. McKinley John, drayman, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson. McKinley Peter, boarding house, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. MeKinnon Alexander, sailor, bds Atlantic House. McKittrick Edward, carpenter, Second, bt Cherry and Galena, E. iWcKiver M., widow, bds Mirs. R. Babcock. MelKleadery William, sailor, Oregon, bt Reed & Clinton, S. McKnight Dr. Lewis, No. 7 Martin's Block, h Milwaukee, bt Oneida and Biddle. MeKoy Sarah, laundress, rear of Johnston's bakery. McKracken L. J., clerk at A. J. Langworthy. MeKue P., drayman, alley bt West Water and Second. near Spring. McLaren Finlay, clerk, L C & NI R R, bds Walker House. MeLaughlin Charles, boiler-maker, bds MI. Scallen. McLaughlin Ellen, Jefferson, near Detroit, W. McLaughlin Edward, carpenter S W cor Detroit and Van Buren. McLaughlin Hugh, carpenter, bds Empire City House. McLaughlin James, laborer, bds Farmer's Inn. McLaughlin John, laborer, S W cor Jackson and Knapp. McLaughlin John, laborer, at John Lawler. McLaughlin John, blacksmith, bds Empire City House. McLaughlin Neil, tailor, at John Lawler. McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, MIarshall, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee. MceLaughlin Patrick, laborer, Mlain, bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. IecLaughlin Peter, laborer, bds Chicago House. OFFICE of the Mjilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.-, 205 & 207 East Water Street. 176 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. MIcLaughlin Thomas, carpenter, Hamilton, bt Astor and Racine. McLaughlin —, carpenter, bds A. Flood. McLean Daniel, sailor, bds Traveller's Home. McLean Julius, painter, 323 Milwaukee. McLean Samuel, cook, bds Thomas Spence. McLindon John, Farmer's Inn. McMahon James, cooper, bds Milwaukee Exchange. MeMahon John, harness maker, 73 Huron. MeMahon Patrick, drayman, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. McMahon Thos., laborer, Sycamore, near Eighth. McMann Michael, laborer, Huron, bt Cass and Van ]Buren, S. McMann Thomas, mason, Martin, bt Astor and Lake, S. McMannis James, drayman, near Besley & Co's brick yard. McManus Arthur, at Patrick McManus. MIcManus Bernard, laborer, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, S. McManus Catharine, laundress, Jefferson, bt Buffalo and Detroit, E. McManus Patrick, machinist, Hamilton, bt Astor and Racine. McManus Patrick, laborer, Milwaukee, near Erie, E. McManus, laborer, Third, near Cherry. McMary Patrick, laborer, Huron, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee. McMullen Joseph F., (of Whittemore & Co.,) Fond du Lac road. McMurry John, carriage painter, bds Keystone State Hotel. McNab Peter, (of Noonan & MeN.,) residence Humboldt. MecNally Thomas, carpenter, Kewaunee, bt Astor and Racine, S. McNamara Edward, laborer, Watertown Plank Road, near H. Wild. McNamara D., drayman, S W cor Fowler and Second. McNamara -—, porter, S E cor Hubbard and B3eaubian. McNamara Thomas, laborer, Eighth, bt Hill and Clybourn. McNaughton Duncan, carpenter, 524 Milwaukee. McNaughton Jane, widow, Cass, bt Wisconsin and Michigan, W. McNaughton John, shoemaker, bds J. McNaughton. IcNaughton William, boots and shoes~ 40 Wisconsin, h Wisconsin, bt Cass and Van Buren. McNeill J. & G0., plumbers, Huron, bt East Water and Main. McNeill John, (of J. & G. MeN.,) bds Louis House. McNeill Gordon, (of J. & G. McN.,) bds J. McNeill. McNeill James, carpenter, alley bt Wisconsin and Mason, Cass and Van Buren. McNeill James, painter, lot 10, sec. 16, First Ward. McNeill Sarah, widow, Clybourn, near Besley & Co's brickyard. McNeill William J, painter, school section. McNeilage D., painter, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, E. McNery Patrick, laborer, Huron, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee, S. MeNorton D., carpenter, S E cor Knapp and River. McPherson Miss, Third, bt Spring and Wells, W. McPherson Donald, confectionery, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. McPherson John, carpenter, bds McCoes. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. - 205 & 207 East Water Street.._ Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 177 McPhilips Henry, at Strickland & Co., bds Republican House. McQuien L. M., confectioner, cor Lake and Reed. MIcSola John, drayman, Second near Sycamore. MeSorley & Co., New York news depot, 213 East Water. McSorley F., (of McS. & Co.,) bds 213 East Water. McSorley John, at L. L. Lee, h Second, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, MW. McTaggart, sailor, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago. McTaggart John Mi.. boiler maker, Chicago, bt Jaclkson and Beach, S. MeVickar Dr. Benjamin, Van Buren, bt Martin and Division, E. MeViekar J. L. & Co., lumber merchants, S E cor Reed and South Water. McVickar J. L., (of J. L. McV. & Co.) 432 Milwaukee. McWhorter George, principal First Ward School, bds Mrs. Ellmaker. Meacle Martin & Son, hardware, 208 WVest Water. Meacle Michael, (of M. M. & Son) Sixth near Galena. Meacle M., (of M. M. & S.) bds G. Bront. Mead John, laborer, Pearson, bt Racine and Elizabeth, N. Mead Lyle, engineer, Jefferson, lbt Biddle and Martin. Mead Lionnell, engineer, Walnut, bt Seventh and Eighth. Meagher Daniel, shoemaker, bds P. Shanahan. Meagher Michael, laborer, Clybourn, near brickyard. Meagher Patrick, laborer, at J. Phelans. Meckedon 0., moulder, Eighth, bt Hill and Clybourn, W. Medberry Martin B., N W oor Milwaukee and Division. Medberry John W., 477 Milwaukee. Medberry William, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Meding Heinrich B., laborer, Fourth, bt Spring and Wells. Medra John, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Mieerman Cornelius, teamster, N E cor Walnut and Fourteenth. Megar Charles, sailor, cor Pierce and Baulding. Megarrigle George A., mason, Lyon, bt Jackson and Van Buren, N. Megarrigle Miss Jane, embroiderer, at P. R. Megarrigle. Megarrigle Patrick R., teacher, Lyon, bt Van Buren and Jackson, N. Mehl Chris. N., printer, at Starr's Job office, bds Mrs. Ellmaker. Mehl Edward, printer, Sentinel office, bds N. Mehl. Mehl Nicholas, carpenter, Third, bt Vliet and Poplar, TW. MIehlesh Richard, confectioner, bds M. Reibold. Mehlmann Christian, cooper, Fourth, bt Cheriy and Vliet, E. Mehlmann John, cigar factory, 36 Chestnut. Mehrwig Conrad, carpenter, Washington, bt Greenbush and Grove, N. Meibskin Heinrich, teamster, Fifth, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Meibom Michael, shoemaker, Ferry, bt Lake and South Water. Meier Caspar, blacksmith, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Meier Diederich, dairyman, Greenbush, bt Mineral and Washington, E. Meier Frederick, laborer, Hanover, near Walker. Meier George, mason, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, W. Meier George, tanner, Fifth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. 12 OFFICE of the Mlilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. -..205 & 207 East Water Street. 178 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Meier Herman, grocer, N W cor Reed and Mineral. Meier Johann, laborer, S E cor Elizabeth and Jones. Meier P., mason, bds A. Holstein. Meiler John, joiner, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Meindel George, tanner, Brown, bt Elizabeth and Park. Meinecke Adolf, variety store, 249 East Water. Meinecke Frederick, carpenter, Fond du Lac road, E. Meiner Eigen, carpenter, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, AW. Meiner Sebastian, butcher, Vliet, Dear Thirteenth. Meiners Henry, laborer, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Meines John, distiller, Biddle, near Market. Meinhardt Charles, glazier, Ninth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Meinker Frederick, carpenter, Fond du Lac. Meir Friederick, wagon maker, bds Hirsch. Meir George, shoemaker, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Meir Hermann, laborer, cor Reed and Mineral. Meir John, brewer, Main, bt Knapp and Ogden Meir John J., laborer, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Meir John, shoemaker, East Water, bt Knapp and Division. Meischke Lorenz, laborer, Cook, bt Washington and Mineral. Meise William, drayman, Grove, bt Washington and Mineral, W. MIeiske Lorenz, laborer, Walker, near Elizabeth. Meisl William, teaming, Grove, near Washington. Moister P., shoemaker, Spring near Cemetery. Meister Simon, brewery, 38 Chestnut. Meister Frederick, blacksmith, bds D. Davis. Meister Wilhelmina, widow, Second, near Lloyd. Meitland John, carpenter, Hanover, near Pierce. Meiur John, shoemaker, Milwaukee, near Menomonee. Meiworm Christopher, bartender, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Meissner Wilhelm, painter, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Melengro Abraham, fisherman, Clinton. Mellen Edward, bootmaker, S E cor Second and Clybourn. Mellen John, laborer, S W cor Greenbush and Mineral. Meller George, drayman, N W cor Fourteenth and Vliet. Mellon Edward, bootmaker, cor Market and Johnson. Mellon Edward, shoemaker, Huron, near Jefferson. Mellon Patrick morocco finisher, Eighth, near M & M R R, S. Melms C. T. & Co., Menomonee Brewery, Oregon, bt Geddings and Baulding. Melms Charles T., (of C. T. M. & Co.) Virginia, bt Geddings and Baulding. Melms William, machinist, Oregon, near city tannery. Meloy Charles, gardener, Jefferson, near Huron, E. Meloy John, laborer, cor Seventh and Wells. Meloy Patrick, teamster, Fifth, near Clybourn. Meloy Patrick, Jr.. beer pedlar, Lake, near Detroit. Meloy Simon, porter, h Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO..-. 205 &. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 179 Melrose A., sailor, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Melrose Robert, tailor, Detroit, bt Jefferson and Jack8on, N, Melyl Simon, laborer, Oregon, near Monroe. Meminger Joseph, saloon, 325 East Water. Mendel Frederick, tailor, Johnson, bt Main and Market. Mendel George, tanner, \'Vaukesha Plank Road, near Cook. 3Mendel S., clothing, Huron, bt Cass and Van Buren. Mending H. G., mason, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition, N. Mendlek John, stone cutter, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth, Menemy Thomas, grocery, S W cor Clinton and Lake, N. Mengel Friederick, tailor, Sixth, bt Lloyd and Harmon, N, Menke Fritz, brickmaker, opposite Washington, near Jones. MENOMONEE BREWERY, Oregon, near Monroe, S. MENOMONEE BEER HIALL, 223 East Water. MENOIMONEE HOTEL, West Water, near Spring. See adv. p 43. Menser Joseph, cooper, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Baulding, W. Menton Frank, drayman, Eleventh, bt Walnut and G(alena, W. Mentink J. W., clerk, bds N. G. Bishop. Mentz Gottlieb, watchman, Winnebago, bt Tenth and:Eleventh, S. Mentzell Gallaseh, mustard factory, Ogden. bt Mlain and Iilwaukee. Menzel, Cummings & Goodrich, Badger Iron Works, S E cor MIain & Chicago. Menzel Gregor, (of M., Cummings & G.) Hanover, bt Virginia & Florida, E. Menzel Joseph, laborer, Harmon, bt Third and Fourth. Menzies R., banker, Marshall, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. MIephus Conrad, shoemaker, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee, Thirdl Wtard. MERCANTILE COLLEGE, S. H. Salom, principal, Juneau block. See advertisement, page 28. MERCHANTS' MUTUAL INS. CO, S E cor East Water and Huron. MERCHANTS' HOTEL, East Water, near Chicago. MERCEIANTS' AND TRADERS' INS. CO., office Phoenix Block. Mereres Mrs., Scott, bt Hanover and Greenbush, N. Merg J. H., furniture, 45 Chestnut. Mergel Johann, drover, Walnut. bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, N. Merier John, shoemaker, Milwaukee, near lMenomonee, W. 3Merrihew William, book-keeper, 84 Cass. Merk August, laborer, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Park, E. Merkel Charles, cook, at Union Saloon Merkel John, shoemaker, Vliet, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Merkel John, cattle dealer, Walnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Merrick, L. J. & Co., brickyard, near M & M R R, above Twelfth. Merrick Levi J. (of L. J. M. & Co., and M. & Edson,) N E cor Jefferson and Biddle. Mierriek William H., (of L. J. 3M. & Co.) bds L. J. Merrick. Merrick & Edson, attorneys, Ludington Block. See advertisement page 24. Merrick Levi C., clerk, bds L. J. Merrick. Merrell Sherbourne L., ass't. sup't. M & M R R, h 162 Van Buren. Merrill Anis, collar maker, Main, bt Buffalo and Detroit, bds J. T. Wallis. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.......205 & 207 East Water Street. 180 Names too late for regular inseirtion on preceding page. Merrill Hiram, bds William Kendrick. IJerrill John D., marine inspector Commercial Insurance Co., h cor Grove and Florida. Merrill William P., Virginia, bt Monroe and Geddings, S. Merrill William, carpenter, Oregon, near South Water, W. Merritt Richard, laborer, bds R. Roberts. Mervin Henry, blacksmith, Galena, bt Green Bay and Second, N. Merwa Michael, laborer, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Merz George, laborer, Ogden, near Jackson. Merz John A., Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Merzdorf Carl, laborer, Galena, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Meservey Charles C., foreman Daily American, bds Stimson's Hotel. Mesow Ludwig, variety store, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Messer A. S., baggage master, Tenth, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Messinger Elizabeth A., Fourth, bt Poplar and Chestnut, W. Messinger R. N,, justice of the peace, Sixth Ward, cor Cherry and Third, 1h cor Third and Vliet. Meszman Frederick, boarding, 156 Huron. Metcalf George, butcher, Ninth, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Metcalf Winm. H., (of Bradley & M.) cor Cass and Divisiol:l. Metlach Charles, musician, bds Mansion House. Mettlach & Kuhn, Concert Hall, 38 Chestnut. METROPOLITAN STORE, 199 East Water, Chandler & Jennings proe. prietors. See advertisement. Metschan Johann, tailor, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Metzel Joseph M,, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Metzl S., bakery, 314 Third. Metzler Philip, commission, bds F. Cassiau. Metzler Ph., carrier, bds Hotel Wettstein. Metzler William, fancy goods, 10 Wisconsin. Mey Charles, carpenter, 273 Third. Meyer Aug., tailor, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, E. Meyer Caspar, beer hall, East \I ater, bt Buffalo and Chicago Meyer Caspar, blacksmith, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Meyer Charles, blacksmith, S E cor East Water and Division. Meyer Charles, city marshal, S W cor Oregon and Clinton. Meyer Christoph, carpenter, Fourth, bt Prairie and Tamarack. Meyer C., mason, Seventh, bt Sherman and Beers. Meyer Conrad, grocery, Third, bt Sherman and Beers, E. Meyer Conrad, wagon maker, Buffalo, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson. Meyer & Leist, brass foundry, West Water, opposite Reliance Works. Meyer C. H., (of M. & Leist,) Tamarack, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Meyer Daniel, cigar store, Clinton, bt Lake and South Water. Meyer Diedrich, dairyman, cor Greenbush and Washington. Meyer E., laborer, N E cor Astor and Knapp. Meyer Enno, druggist, 366 Third. Meyer Frederick, wagon maker at J. Hirchs. OFFICE of the iMilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 181. IMeyer George, carpenter, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Meyer George, carpenter, bds F. A. Margraf. Meyer Gottlieb, baker, Reed, bt Oregon and Lake, S. Meyer Henry, laborer, Walker, bt Reed and Hanover, S. Meyer H. A., teller at Peoples Bank, bds Hotel Wettstein. Meyer Jacob, clerk, bds F. A. Margraf. Meyer Jacob, laborer, Chicago, near Main. Meyer J., shoemaker, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, WV. Meyer John, teamster, bds E. Steiner. Meyer John, laborer, S E cor Market and Ogden. Meyer John, grocery, Lisbon Plank road, N. Meyer John, overseer L J. Merrick & Co., h near Menomonee River. Meyer John, laborer, N E cor Jones and Walker. Meyer John, cooper, Fond du Lac Plank Road, near city limits. Meyer John G., mason, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Meyer Joseph, second-hand store, Oneida, bt East Water and River, S. Meyer Dr. Louis, physician and drug store, S W cor Twelfth, and Galena. Meyer Stephen, tanner, Monroe, bt Virginia and Elizabeth. Meyer William, clerk H. Crocker. Meyer Wilhelm, blacksmith, V1iet, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, S; Meyer & Winkler, brewery, N E cor Cherry and Seventh. Meyers Charles, clerk H. Bosworth & Sons, bds German Hotel. Meyers Jacob, stone cutter, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Meyzer Jacob, carpenter, S E cor Market and Johnson. Mez Frederick, clerk E. N. HIurd. Michael Simon, saloon, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Michlbach Mrs. M., dressmaker, at M. Michlbach. Michlbach Mathias, bartender, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Michel Andrew, carpenter, Market, bt Division and Knapp, W. Michel P., laborer, bds Fountain House.:Michelstetter M., grocer, 55 Spring. Micholtz John, laborer, Eleventh, near Galena. Middendorf Elizabeth, widow, Tamarack, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. Middleton Henry, (of Brattan & M.,) Michigan, bt Jackson and Van Buren. Middlewood & Gibson, brewers, cor Eighth and Chestnut. Middlewood Matthew, (of M. & Gibson,) h cor Eighth and Chestnut. Mielenty Charles, S E cor Fifth and Prairie. Miesen Christian, laborer, Ninth, bt Walnut and Sherman. Miesner Rev. John G., pastor Old Lutheran Church, h Fifth, bt Prairie and Tamarack. Miesley John, tailor, Martin, bt East Water and River. Milentz Bros., hats and caps, 261 East Water Milentz Charles F., (of M. Bros.,) cor Prairie and Fifth. Milentz Louis, (of NI. Bros.,) cor Prairie and Fifth. Milentz Gerhardt, hats and caps, 356 Third, h 14 Chestnut. Miles F. B., forwarding merchant, West Water, bt Clvhourn and Fowler, bds Newhall House. OFFICE of Milwaukee the City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. 180~ Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Miles J. C., messenger American Express Co., bds American House. Milhaus Charles, shoemaker, Seventh, near Poplar. Milhaus George, laborer, Fifth, near Tamarack. Mill Joseph, laborer, Vliet, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Millar D. J., hardware merchant, h Sycamore, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Millard Jesse, merchant, h Third, bt Spring and Wells, W. Millard S. M., book keeper, bds J. Millard. Millard Win., clerk, bds J. Millard. Miller Adin, laborer, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Miller Alexander, laborer, bds J. Benton. Miller August, teamster, Fifth, bt Walnut and Galena. Miller Andrew, Main bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Miller Andrew G., Judge of U. S. District Court, 97 Wisconsin: Miller Benjamin K., (of Finch, Lynde & M.,) 89 Wisconsin. Miller Charles, barber, N E cor East WVater and Biddle. Miller C. G., carpenter, bds A. Holstein. Miller C. H., book keeper, Elizabeth, bt Ogden and Lyon. Miller Caspar, tailor, Fond du Lac plank road. Miller Charles, turner, Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman. Miller Charles, tinsmith, Chestnut, near Twelfth. Miller Charles J., carpenter, Market, near Johnson. Miller Christian, tailor, Vliet, bt Sixth and Seventh. Miller Daniel, cigar maker, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Miller David, sailor, bds G. Rigg. MIiller Ellen, widow, laundress, Spring, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Miller & Starr, type founders, Birchard's Block. See advertisement. Miller Edward, (of M. & Starr, ) h Van Buren, bt Wisconsin & Michigan, E. Miller Florian, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Miller Frederick, beer hall, 222 East Water, h Watertown Plank Road, near City Limits. Miller F. H., miller, bds Milwaukee and La Crosse R. R. House. Miller Frederick, carpenter, Fourth, bt Vliet and Poplar. Miller Frederick, grocer, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Miller George, (of M. & Henry,) East Water, bt Division and Johnson, W. Miller George, carpenter, bds William Miller. Miller George, cooper, Fourteenth, near Galena. Miller George, piano maker, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Miller George, porter, Walker House. Miller Gustav, tailor, Yliet, bt Third and Foktith. Miller Henry, confectioner, &c., 150 East Water, h 33 lichigan, Miller Henrietta, widow, Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, Miller Henry, cooper, cor Vliet and Fifteenth. Miller Henry, shoemaker, near Fond du Lac. Miller Rev. Jacob, pastor of Asbury M. E. Church, Grove. bt Pieroe and Elizabeth, E. Mdiller Jacob, painter, East }Water, bt Martin and Johnson, E..Miller John, laborer,:Hanover, bt Oregon and Florida. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. —---—. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 183 Miller John H., clerk at Baker, Ishman & Co. Miller John M., deputy clerk U. S. District Court, bds A. G. Miller. Miller John, carpenter, Fourth, near Cherry. Miller John, carpenter, Fifteenth, bt Cherry and Galena. Miller John, drayman, Main, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Miller John G., porter Walker House, h cor Vliet and Fourteenth. Miller J. F., wagon maker, h Sycamore, bt Seventh-and Eighth, N. Miller Julius, tinsmith, bds Jacob Schlatter. Miller Lewis, tinsmith, Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman. Miller Michael, saddler, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh. Miller Mrs. Magdalina, midwife, Florida, bt Reed and Hanover, S. Miller Matilda, seamstress, Jefferson, near Wisconsin. Miller Mathias, shoemaker, N WV cor Market and Johnson. Miller Meinhardt, tailor, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Miller Michael, shoemaker, bds J. Schlatter. Miller Stephen, upholsterer, Second, bt Beers and Harmon. Miller Valentine, carpenter, Vliet, near Third. Miller WV. B., book keeper, Wis. MI. & F. Ins. Co. Bank, h Van Buren, bt Division and Knapp, W. Miller William, cabinet-maker, cor Huron and Van Buren. Miller William, cooper, Vliet, bt Sixth and Seventh. Miller William, wheat buyer, Prairie, near Third. Millet Miehael, laborer, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron. Milligan Patrick, cor Erie and Milwaukee. Millmann Henry, brickyard, Jones, bt Washington and Mineral. Millmann Henry, Mineral, near Jones, S. Millmann John, cigar maker, cor Third and Sherman. Mills Mrs Mary C., at Mrs. P. W. Badgley. Mills Peter W., clerk at Sexton, Bro. & Co. Mills Thomas, mason and paver, Spring, bt Third and Fourth, N. 4{illschnster Michael, brewer, Lisbon Plank Road, TV. MIILWAUKEE AMERICAN, daily, tri-weekly and weekly, cor East Water and Michigan, (Phoenix Building. ) See advertisement, page 57. MILWAUKEE & BELOIT R. R. OFFICE, Kneeland's Block. MILWAUKEE & CHICAGO R. R. OFFICE, Reed, bt Lake and Oregon, W. MILWAUKEE & CHICAGO R R DEPOT, S W cor Barclay & Florida. MILWAUKEE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Juneau Block, Baylies & Lincoln, proprietors. MIWAUKEE CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, Prentiss Block. MILWAUKEE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY, 165 East Water. MILWAUKEE ATLAS, cor Oneida and East Water. See adv., page 38. MILWAUKEE D;AILY NEWS, Mason, bt East Water and Main.Sharpstein & Lathrop, proprietors. See advert)isement. MILWAUKEE EXCHANGE, iMain neari' hicago, E. MILWAUKEE & FOND DU LAC P'. R. O'FFICE, 217 East Water. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.-..... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 184 Nlames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. MILWAUKEE FEMALE COLLEGE, cor Division and Milwaukee. MILWAUKEE FREE DEMOCRAT, daily, tri-weekly, and Weekly, I Spring; see advertisement, page 52. MILWAUKEE GAS LIGHT CO.'S OFFICE, N E cor East Water and Wisconsin. MILWAUKEE & HORICON R R, freight depot, Third, bt Vliet and Cherry. MILWAUKEE & HORICON R R office, cor Third and Prairie. MILWAUKEE HOUSE, Main, near Huron, E. MILWAUKEE LIGHT GUARD ARMORY, Concert Hall. MILWAUKEE MECHANICS MUTUAL INS. CO., Preusser's Block. MILWAUKEE MERCANTILE ACADEMY, Wisconsin, bt Main and Milwaukee, S. See advertisement, page 25. MILWAUKEE & MISSISSIPPI R RIt, freight depot and offices, S E cor West Water and Menomonee MILWAUKEE MUSICAL SOCIETY, Best's Hall, East Water, bt Oneida and Martin. MILWAUKEE MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. office, 4 Martin's Block. MILWAUKEE PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, Marshall, bt Oneida and Biddle. MILWAUKEE SENTINEL, Daily, Tri-weekly and Weekly, 205 and 207, East Water, R. King & Co., proprietors, See advertisement, fly leaf, front title page. MILWAUKEE & SUPERIOR R R office, 217 East Water. MILWAUKE bl UNIVERSITY, Milwaukee, bt Mason and Oneida. MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN, Phcenix Block. See advertisement, page 60. Mindler George, grocery, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Miner G. B., dentist, 17 Wisconsin, h Watertown Plank road, near Nineteenth. Minn Charles, shoemaker, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Minning Christopher, mason, Seventeenth, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Minor T., carpenter, Clybourn, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Minor William, 258 Third. Mires James, laborer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. Mirg John A., cabinet maker, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, S. Mirray Patrick, laborer, Main near Huron. Mischael Dus, cabinet maker, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W. Mischler Peter, Columbus House, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed, S. Misner David M., bookkeeper, N W cor Milwaukee and Michigan. Mitchell Alexander, President Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Co.Bank, h Ninth bt Spring and Wells, W. Mitchell Andrew, Greenbush, bt Florida and Virginia, E. MitchellJohn, grocer, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. Mitchell John C., (of Vose, M. & Co.) bds Miss McPherson. Mitchell John S., Eastern Hotel. Mitchell Julius, tailor, 62-64 East Water. Mitchell Patrick, carsmith, Sixth, Cotton's Addition. Mitchell P., laborer, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 185 Mittelstadt Edward, blacksmith, bds Hotel Wettstein. Mittendorf Elizabeth, widow, cor Third and Prairie. Mitterer Nicholas, laborer, Division, bt Market and East'Water. Mitzloff Frederic, grocer, 277 Third. Mix E. Townsend, architect, Ludington's block, bds J. Whitney. See advertisement, page 27. MIoakler John, laborer, Brady, bt Marsball and Cass, N. Moakler Thomas, laborer, bds William Byron. Mock Alexander, horse dealer, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth, E. Mock & Bro., horse dealers, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Mock Benjamin, (of Mock & Bro.,) Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Mock Louis, (of Mock & Bro.,) bds Benjamin Mock. MIockett R. S., shoemaker, 34 Spring. Moderate Theophilus, sailor, bds G. Pigg. Modz Julius, carpenter, Ninth, near Vliet. Moehle Conrad, coppersmith, Vliet, bt Nineteenth and Twentieth, W. Moehrig Frederick, carpenter, Cotton's addition. Moeller Bernhard, N W cotr Ninth and Tamarack. Moeller Carl, Tutonia road, near St. John's Cemetery. Moeller Charles, contractor, Tamarack, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. Moeller Charles, boarding, 140 Huron, cor Cass. Moeller Christian, tailor, Vliet, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Moersch Philipp, cooper, bds Chestnut Street House. Moffat Josiah S., carpenter, Astor, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Moffatt Richard R., carpenter, Division, near the Lake. Moh Christian, laborer, Scott, bt Sanderson and Brown, W, Mohmer Charles, laborer, Fond du Lac road. MNlohn Barbara, widow, Twelfth, bt Galena and Cherry, E. Mohn Charles, laborer, 389 East Water. MIohu Kodel, laborer, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Mohr Andreas, sailor, Madison, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Mohr Carl, laborer, Brown, W. }Mohr Franz, potter, Sixth, bt Poplar and Chestnut, S. IIohr George, mason, S WV cor Walker and Baulding. Iohr Henry, cooper, bds L. Wagner. Mohr Jacob, confectioner, Green Bay road, at New MIexico House. Mohr Mlatthias, grocer, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Moici, Christian, clerk, bds P. J. Gross. Molden Gerhart, grocer, Elizabeth, near Jones. Moll Diedrich, cooper, Eighth, bt Vliet and Poplar. Moll Frederick, cooper, Poplar, bt Sixth and Seventh, E. Moll Gottlieb, tailor, 259 Third. Mollan Dean, ship carpenter, Tamarack, bt Seventh and Eighth, Mollhagen Charles, fisherman, cor Reed and Mineral. Mollhagen Henry, fisherman, Hanover, near Walker. Mollinger Michael, Farmers' Home. Moloney John, drayman, Sixth, bt Clybourn and Hill. W. OFFICE of the ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... 205 & 2;07 East Water Street. 186 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Moloney M., laborer, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill, W. Moltzan Jacob, shoemaker, bds N. Jahnsen. Momsen August, cabinet maker, Tamarack, bt Fourth and Fifth N. Monaghan Andrew, gardener, at C. T. Bradley. Monagahn Lawrence, stone-cutter, bds P. Monagahn. Monaghan Patrick, laborer, Martin, bt Jackson and Jefferson. Mond August, miller, Vliet, bt Fifth and Sixth. Mondlach Hubert, mason, Reed, near Madison. Monks Thomas, carpenter, bds Mrs. L. Hill. Monroe George A., produce agent, 131 Van Buren. Monroe John, Jr., liquor dealer, Huron. Monroe Richard, laborer, Menomonee, near gas works. Mont John, laborer, Thiu teenth, near Sherman. Montag Caspar, meat-market, Winnebago, near Tenth. Montag Marsten, meat market, N E cor Cherry and Thirteenth. Montgomery H. M., S W cor Spring and Fourth. Moody C. E.. clerk, bds J. T. Moody. Moody James, sailor, Reed, bt Florida and Oregon, S. Moody J. T., general freight agent, M & C R R, h Virginia, near Monroe, S. Moody W. H., contractor, Washington, bt Spring and M & M R R., near Palmer's Addition. Mooney David M., musician, bds Milwaukee Exchange. Mooney Henry, Johnson, bt Market and Main. Moor J., Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth. Moore Hezekiah, produce buyer, Winnebago, near Ninth. Moore J. A., foreman Wisconsin Job printing office, bds Benjamin Kellogg. Moore John, laborer, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, S. Moore John, tailor, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Moore Patrick, laborer, VIiet, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Moore Thomas, machinist, bds Empire City House. Moore Thomas, teamster, bds M. Kanally. Moore Rev. Win. W., pastor Second Baptist Church, bds G. M. Colgate, 329 Main. Moran Anthony, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Juneau. Moran John, mason, Fifth, bt Spring and Wells, E. Moran Mary, widow, North Water, bt Ogden and Milwaukee, W. Moran Michael, carpenter, North Water, bt Milwaukee and Main. Moran Thomas, carsmith, M & M R R, Cotton's Addition. Moran Thomas, laborer, bds E. Mellen. Moran Thomas, porter, bds William Kinsella. Moran William, laborer, bds M. Larkin. Moran William, watchman, at LaCrosse Round House. Morawetz David S., salesman, bds Hotel Wettstein. Morawetz Jacob, (of Bremer & Co.,) 391 Milwaukee. Morawetz M. L., (of G-. Bremer & Co.,) N WV cor Milwaukee and Knapp. Morawetz Morris J., (of Bremer, Pfeiffer & M.,) 369 Milwaukee. More David S., (of Davis & M.,) N E cor Cass and Biddle. OFFICE of the lfilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & C0. - - 205 & 20u7 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 187 More Jacob, confectioner, Wells, bt Third and Fourth, N. Moren Patrick, laborer, S NW cor Mililwaukee and Ogden. Morey George D.; tailor, Huron, bt East Water and Main. Morgan James, laborer, N E cor Jackson and Ogden. Morgan J. H., painter, bds L. Hill. Morgan Peter, carpenter, Pearson, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. Morgan Rebecca, widow, N E cor Cass and Oneida. Morgan Stephen, laborer, bds A C. MIclManus. Morgenroth Carl, blacksmith, Scott, bt Geddings and Baulding, N. Morgenroth Ernst, laborer, cor Grove and AWYashington. Moris Abe, pedler. Mornan Edward, carpenter, bds James Collins. Moroney Bridget, widow, Sixth, near 1Wells. Moroney Mrs. C., laundress, Sixth, near Spring, 3V. Morrell Robert, shoemaker, bds P. Reardon. Morris A., clerk, 220 East Water. Morris & Darling, carriage trimmings, 24 Spring. 3Morris Charles E., (of M. & Darling,) bds Charles Throop. MIorris F. D., machine shop, S E cor West Water and Cedar, h N E cor Spring and Fifth. Morris Hermann, laborer, S E cor Walker and Jones. Morris James, machinist., Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. Morris John G., tailor, bds W. R. Jones. Morris Meyer, produce agent, Eleventh, bt V7liet and Cherry; E. MIorris Patrick, porter, Mlilwaukee, near Chicago,,V. Morris Robert, blacksmith, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, E. Morris William, at MI. Curtis. Morisse Herman A., dairyman, cor Walker and Jones. MIorissey Enora, widow, at iM. Cooney. Morrisey Patrick, at P. Wall. [Morrison E., book keeper, Spring, bt Third and Fourth, N. Morrison Frank, machinist, bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Morrison James, sawyer, Grove, bt Virginia and Park, WMr MIorrison John, moulder, Oregon, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Morrison Reynolds, shoemaker, Astor, near Pleasant. Morrison WV. S., baggage master, bds Niagara Hotel. Morrow John, painter, East WVater, bt Division and Knapp. Morry John, laborer, Mukwonago road. Morse Elisha, clerk at 174 East Water liorse & Bro., tobacco and cigars, 182 East Water. MIorse Levi, (of M. & Bro.,) bds Stimson Hotel. Morse WV. B., (of M. & Bro.,) bds Stimson Hotel. Morse Cornelius, blacksmith, West Water, bt Spring and Wells, h N E cor Second and Beaubian. Morse Samuel, grocer, 10 Spring, h 44 Spring. M'orso William, bds Menomonee Hotel. Mortimer Charles, carpenter, Elizabeth, bt Kewaunee and Pleasant;, W. Morton Albert, clerk, Seventh, bt Sherman and WTalnut. OFFICE of the jilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,.205 & 207 East Water Street. 188 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Morton H. & Bro., grocers, N W cor Huron and Jefferson. Morton Henry, (of H. M. & Bro.,) N W corl Huron and Jefferson. Morton James Hl., grocer, 125 Huron. Morton J. N., clerk, bds Menomonee Hotel. Morton Robert, (of H. M. & Bro.,) N W cor Huron and Jefferson. Moschar Christoph, carpenter, Galena, near Eleventh. Moses Joseph, laborer, Chestnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, N. Mosher George W., mason, Milwaukee, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Mosher Hiram, mason, bds George W. Mosher. Moshi Joseph, carpenter, near L. J. Merrick & Co. Brick Yard. Mosley Egbert, Court, bt Third and Fourth,; S. Moss M., laborer, Reed, near Pierce, WV. Mossin & Marr, engravers, 8 Wisconsin. See advertisement page 20. Mossin P. L., (of M. & Marr,) North'Water, bt Martin and Main. Motschenbacher George, shoemaker, East Water, bt Division & Knapp, W. Motz Julius, carpenter, Twelfth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Movary William, laborer, Jefferson, bt Detroit'and Huron. Much, carpenter, bds F. A. Margraf. Muehlbrath Louis, drayman, Fifth, bt Poplar and Chestnut. Muehlbauer Matthias, laborer, bds J. Lorenz.:Muelschuster Michael, brewery, Fond du Lac Road. Muelhauht August, wagon maker, 337 Third. Muehlhaupt Wolfgang, bds H. Schlegel. Muehllen Caroline, widow, Cherry, bt Fifth and Sixth. Muelders Bartholomew, laborer, Washington, near Greenbush. Mueller Angust, teamster, Fifth, bt Galena and Walnut, E. Mueller Balthaser, tailor, bds J. Mueller. Mueller Caspar, carpenter, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Mueller Charles, physician, West Water, bt Tamarack and Cedar. IMueller Charles, barber, cor East Water and Biddle. -Mueller Charles, carpenter, cor Reed and Oregon, Mueller Christian, laborer, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Jackson. Mueller Carl, tinsmith, Tutonia Road. Mueller Carl H., carpenter, Oregon, bt Clinton and Reed, S. Mueller Carl, carpenter, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. iMueller Caroline, widow, Cherry, bt Fifth and Sixth. Mueller Christian, tailor, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, S, Mueller Daniel, potter, Johnson, bt Main and Milarket. Mueller Emil, fisherman, Monroe, near Walker. Mueller Elizabeth, Tutonia Road, Yliet's Addition. Mueller Frank A., brush factory, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Mueller Frederick, laborer, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral. Mueller Frederick H., National IHotel. Mueller Gustav, tailor, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Mueller George, drayman, Vliet, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Mueller George, cooper, ~liet, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Mueller Heinrich, shoemaker, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, N. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. — 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 189 Mueller Hermann, boarding, Main, near Detroit. Mueller John, metal turner, near cor Third and Tamarack. Mueller John, morocco dresser at John Jennings. Mueller John, turner, bds Washington House. Mueller John, carpenter, Cherry, bt Third and Fourth, S. Mueller John I., cooper, N W cor Vliet and Fifteenth, N. Mueller John H., drover, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth, S. Mueller Joachim, teamster, Sherman, bt Second and Third, S. Mueller Jochen, teamster, Walnut, bt Seventeenth and Eighteenth, Mueller Johann, shoemaker,- Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, E. Mueller Joseph A., watchman, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Baulding. Mueller Justus C., carpenter, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. Mueller Lambert, laborer, Clinton, bt Washington and Scott, W. Mueller Ludwig, teamster, Oreogon, bt Cook and Jones. Mueller Ludwig, tinsmith, Fourth, bt Vliet and Poplar, E. Mueller Meinhart, tailor, East Water, bt Biddle and Johnson. Mueller Michael, saddler, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh. Mueller T. A., brush maker, Prairie, bt Third and Fourth, N. Mueller Theodore, laborer, bds Rochester House. Mueller Thomas, brush maker, Cherry, bt Sixteenth and Seventeenth, E. Mueller Valentine, carpenter, near cor Vliet and Third. Mueller William, farmer, Washington, near Mineral. Mueller William, cooper, Vliet, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Mueller Wilhelm, mason, block 34, bt Third and Fourth, E. Mueller William, carpenter, S W cor Sixteenth and Cherry. Mueller Wilhelm, cigar maker, 44 Chestnut. Muenah Charles, brewer at A. King. Muench Frances, widow, Tutonia, Vliet's Addition. Mulcohy John, laborer, Jefferson, bt Chicago and Menomonee, W. Mulford Mary, widow, Clinton st. bakery, S E cor Oregon and Clinton. Mulhauser Rev. John, pastor Evangelical Lutheran church, h Division, bt Main and Market, N. Mullen, Tancre & Co., tailors, 100 East Water. Mullen Andrew, (of M, Tancre & Co.) S E cor Michigan and Milwaukee. Mullen Mary, widow, at A. Mullen. Mullen Michael (of M., Tancre & Co.) residence Watertown, Wis Mullen Edward, brickmaker, Elizabeth, above Jones, S. Mullen James, printer, bds S E cor Michigan and Milwaukee. Mullenback William, clerk, 92 East Water. Muller B., engineer, bds J. Schlatter. Muller C. H., Sec'y. Mechanics' M. Ins. Co., bds G. Sieben. Muller C., physician, 300 Third. Muller Daniel, cigar maker, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Muller Frederick, type founder, East Water, bt Division and Knapp. Muller F. A., wagon shop, Fourth. Muller Henry, clerk, bds C. Spangenberg. Muller Hermann, boarding, Main, near Detroit. OFFICE of the MVilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 190 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Muller John T, brush factory, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. AMuller William, produce, agent, N E cor Prairie and Fourth. Mulley Frederick, clerk, bds German Hotel. Mulligan Michael, waiter, Olmsted House. Mulloy John, engineer, Wells, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Mundt August, miller, Vliet, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Munger Frederick, grocer, Grove, bt Park and Pierce, S. IMunk Emanuel, physician, S W cor East Water and Martin. Munkwitz Charles, meat market, S W cor Main and Mason. Munn George, foreman, bds U. S. Hotel. Munn Gottlieb, cigar store, N E cor East Water and Johnson. MIunn William A, tin factory, Main, near Wisconsin. Mlunson C. B., clerk at J. L. Pierce, bds Mrs. L. Hill. MIunyan Harvey, boots and shoes, 225 East Water, bds Stimson's Hotel.See advertisement, page 26. Munz Jacob, tanner, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Park, E. AMurray, Prior & Co., tin, iron and slate roofing, Huron, bt East Water and Main. Murray C. C., (of Murray, Prior & Co.,) bds Walker House. MuIrison Andrew, foreman News job office, Van Buren, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Murks Patrick, carpenter, Clybourn, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. )Murna Edward, carpenter, bds William Pt'owers. Mlurphy David, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Detroit and Buffalo, WT. MIurphy Dennis, laborer, Jefferson, bt Chicago and Menomonee, W. IMurphy Dennis, laborer, Albion, near Prospect. Murphy Dennis, laborer, Detroit, bt Milwaukee and Jackson. Murphy Edward, shoemaker, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden. Murphy John, at Patrick Murphy. Murphy John, mason, bds M. Larkin. MIurphy John, cabinet maker, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit. 3Murphy John, tailor, bds Globe Inn. Murphy John, laborer, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Murphy John, laborer, Buffalo, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, N. Murphy James, shoemaker, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Murphy John, assistant. St. Gaul's church, bds DeCoen Murphy Mary, laundress, Jackson, near Michigan, W. Murphy Mrs. M., widow, Milwaukee, near Michigan, W. Murphy Michael, laborer, Galena, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Murphy Michael, porter, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W. MIurphy Michael, shoemaker, Detroit, near Van Buren, S. Miurphy Michael, laborer, Oregon, bt Reed and Hanover. Murphy Owen, laborer, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass. Murphy Mrs., widow, Poplar, bt Third and Fourth. Murphy Patrick, laborer, Huron, near Van Buren. Murphy Patrick, laborer, Beach, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Murphy Patrick, carpenter, bds Mrs. A. Murphy. OFFICE of the iilwaukee'Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 191 Murphy Patrick, laborer, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Murphy Patrick, drayman, 141 Huron. Murphy Robert, painter, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill. Murphy Thomas, laborer, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass. Murphy Thomas, saloon, Marshall, bt Knapp and Ogden, Wr. IMurphy Timothy, laborer, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass, S. Murphy William, shoemaker, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. Murray James, painter and glazier, 14 Market, h 374 Van Buren. Murray John, drayman, Beach, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Murray John, machinist, Van Buren, bt Huron and Detroit. Murray Mary, housemaid, W. H. Metcalf. Murray Michael, laborer, bds James Collins. Murray Nicholas, laborer, bds Mary W. Condon. Murray N., laborer, rear of Catholic Cemetery. Murray Patrick, laborer, Milwaukee, near Chicago. Murray Thomas, laborer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. Murray William, bartender, Merchants' Hotel. Murrin Cornelius, shoemaker, at J Phelan. Murth Frederick, carpenter, North Water, bt Milwaukee and Ogden, W. Murvin James R., carpenter, bds Mrs. L. Hill. lMushasdy John, laborer, Galena, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. MIuster August, wagon maker, Sixth, bt Lee and William, E. Mluster Gottfried, tinsmith, at U. Roethsberger. NMussweiler J. G., land agent, Grove, bt Virginia and Park, W. Muth Frederick, cabinet maker, N E Water, bt'Milwaukee and Main. Muth William, tailor, Fourteenth. Myer John, ostler at S. Wetherbee. Myers Daniel P., foreman R. H. Benton, h Lisbon plank road. Myers James, laborer, cor Jefferson and Michigan. Mygatt & Schmidtner, architects, Concert Hall building. Mygatt G. W., (of M. & Schmidtner,) 268 Main. Myhottzer John, mason, Hamilton, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, WV. N NACALAI THEODORE, gilder, North Water, bt East Water and Market, W. Naegle Joham, laborer, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Naendolf Edward, saddler, Third, bt Sherman and Beers. Nafarmann William, ship carpenter. Nagel August, tailor, bds Fricke. Nagel Henry, saloon, 299 East Water. Nahf Frederick, blacksmith, Seventh, ne ar Poplar. Naigle Michael, laborer, Sixth, bt Clybou rn and Fowler, E. Naihoff Charles, shingle maker, Sycamore, near Second. Nanni Francis, plaster Paris figure maker, 138 Huron. Nanni Valentine, plaster Paris figure maker, 138 Huron. Naprstek Vojta, bohemian publisher, Empire Block. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO....205 & 207 East Water Street. 19 2 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Nary Bernhard, laborer, Beach, near Oregon. Nash Albert C., architect, 3 Furlong's Block, bds C. Throop. Nash Charles ID., pres. Bank of MIilwaukee, h S W cor Astor and Biddle. Natemier Winm., laborer, bds H. Muller. Nathan & Bro., clothing, 72 East Water. Nathan Alexander, (of N. & Bro.) 72 East Water. Nathan N., (of N. & Bro.,) 72 East Water. Nathan B., clerk, Lyon, bt Astor and Elizabeth, N. NATIONAL HOTEL, S E cor Reed and Florida Naughten Jane, widow, Spring, near Fifth. Naumaester August, Market, bt Division and Knapp, W. Naumaun Hermann, physician, Market Square, near Oneida. NAZRO'S BUILDING, 121, 123 and 125, East Water. Nazro Henry J. & Co., hardware, 121, 123 and 125 East Water. See engraving of building. Nazro Henry J., (of HI. J. N. & Co.) East Water, residence N. Y. city. Nazro John, (of H. J. N. & Co.,) N W cor Cass and Martin. Nazro Charles A., clerk. bds Walker House. Neabas Philip, laborer, Main, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Neal James R., machinist, Monroe, near Florida. Nealen Patrick, laborer, Huron, bt Jackson and Jefferson, S. Nealis M., laborer, S W cor Hill and Seventh. Neary James, grocer, Second, near Spring, E. Neary John, blacksmith, bds James Neary. Neehorn John, laborer, Twelfth, bt Galena and Walnut. Nedley N., carpenter, Sixth, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Nehrbass Philip, laborer, Main, bt Ogden and Knapp. Nehring Adam, shoemaker, Cherry, bt Third and Fourth. Neichvich Franz, saloon, Virginia, near Geddings. Neidgen Christopher, Scott, bt Baulding and Geddings. Neidra Jacob, at C. Ransom. Neil Henry, machinist, bds MIerchants' Hotel. Neil H., mariner, Third, bt Spring and Wells. Neil James R., machinist, School Section, First Ward. Neil Patrick, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden, W. Neiman George W., omnibus driver, Milwaukee, near Huron, W. Neiman HI., driver, bds Menomonee Hotel. Neiman Henry J., carpenter, 303 East Water. Neiman John, teamster, Tenth, near Mill. Neiman Martha, widow, at George Neiman. Neimiller George, laborer, Main, bt Division and Knapp, W. Neimeister August, laborer, 345 East Water. Neiner George, clerk, Martin, bt Market and East Water. Neiteder Lewis, laborer, cor Walnut and Sixteenth. Neithefer Ludwig, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Nekhorn Nicholas, shoemaker, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Neller John, cabinet maker, Reed, bt Lake and Oregon. OFFICE of the lilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS IING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 193 Nelles Wilhelm, tanner, bds Rochester House. Nellis Martin, laborer, Hill, bt Sixth and Seventh. Nellis William, brewer at Stolz & Schneider. Nelson Andrew, sailor, Hanover, bt Oregon and Lake. Nelson Andrew, painter, Hanover, bt Oregon and Lake. Nelson Bach, laborer, Clinton, bt Washington and Mineral, E. Nelson Capt. Isaac, sailor, S W cor Clinton and Mineral. Nelson John, carpenter, bds E. Cole. Nelson John, merchant, bds Mrs. Arnold. Nelson Margaret, widow, Washington, near Hanover. Nelson Capt. N. A., sailor, Barclay, bt Washington and Scott,'. Nesch John J., cooper, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida. Neaser B., cigar store, under Police Office, h Milwaukee, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Nessler Charles, wagon maker, bds D. Davis. Netzhammer A., laborer, alley bt Wells and Cedar, iand Third and Fourth. Netzhammer Conrad, laborer, bds A. Netzhammer Neuber Christian G., painter, 355 East Water. Neubauer Michael, S W cor Fourteenth and Galenta. Neuce G. L., clerk, bds Walker House. Neuer John B.,'upholsterer, Tamarack, near Sixth. Neuendorf Ferdinand, carpenter, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Neukirck Francis, Menomonee Saloon, Virginia. Neukirch William, upholster, 369 East Water. Neumann Charles, constable, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie., E. Neumann Charles, jewelry pedler, cor Jackson and Lyon. Neumann Henry, carpenter, bds J. & H. Warneke. Neumann J., grinder, Third, bt Prairie and Chestnut. Neuner George, grocery, Cherry, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, W. Neupert Anton, turner, bds G Neupert. Neupert G:ustav, wagon maker, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Neuschwander Nicholas, bricklayer, 279 Third. Neustadtl Isaac, grocer, cor Fourth and Chestnut. Neve John, joiner, N E cor Third and Beers. Neverman John, tailor, Tutonia Road, near St. John's Cemetery. Newbouer Goodman, (of Adler & N.,) residence, 93 Liberty, N. Y. Newbouer Leopold, clothing, 76 East Water. Newbre, L. G., roofer, Astor, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Newell Thomas, bds Fountain House. Newett Thomas, ostler, bds Fountain Housl. Newhall Daniel, office No. 1, Newhall House, residence S E cor Cass tid Division. NEWHALL HOUSE, N W cor Main and Michigan.:Newhall S. C. & Co., furniture, 196 East Water. Newhall S. C., (of N. & Co.) 335 Main. Newhall Miss Susan, at S. C. Newhall. Newhouse Capt. John, mariner, South Water, near Virginia. 13 OFFICE of the lMilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & C.O.__a..205 & 207 East Water Street. 194 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Newmann William, bds Fountain Itouse. Newton Edmund, bds Niagara Hotel. Newton Henry, machinist, cor Fifth and Tamarack. Newton James, machinist, Fifth, bt Prairie and Tamarack. NEW YORK CENTRAL R. R. OFFICE, 230 East Water, W. Butler, Agent. NEW" YORK AND ERIE R. R. O(FFICE, 16;5 East Water, -i. 0. AWilson, Agent. NEW YORK HOUSE, Ferry, near bridge, R. C. Roberts, proprietor. NEW YORK NEWS DEPOT, 213 East Water, McSorley & Co.. proprietors. NEW YORK SAVING STORE, 11 Spring. Neymann Adolph M., merchant, Arcade Buildings. Neymann Emil H., (of Frankenthal & N.,) Arcade Buildings. NIAGARA HOTEL, N E cor Hanover and Florida. Nicholi Theodore, gilder at A. Helmert'. Nichol Ann, widow, Ogden, bt Marshall and Cass. Nichol Dennis, Brady, bt Marshall & Astor, N. Niehol John, grocer, Cass, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Nichols -—, carpenter, buds J. Savage. Nichols A., bookkeeper, bds Henry lIartin. Nichols Ann, widow, seamstress, Cass, bt Ogden ald Knapp. Nichols, Britt & Co., produce merchants, NE cor South Water and Ferrty. Nichols Henry A., (of N., Britt & Co.) Astor, bt Biddle and M)artin. W. Nichols Melville S., (of N., Britt & Co.,) h Astor near Biddle. Nichols Josiah, boots, shoes and leather, 95 East Water, bWs C. Bigele~ow Nichols John, laborer, 138 Hunron. Nichols Josiah, Michigan, bt Jackson and1 tVan Buren. Nichols J. S., (of Hooker and N.,) S VTW or lMilwaukee tand Knapp. Nichols Patrick, plasterer, S W cor Astor and Kewaunee. Nichols William H., carpenter, bds James B. Hliekey. Nicholas Samuel, laborer, TMurray's Addition. Nicholson Mary, widow, at Richard Johnson. Niehorn Nicholas, shoemaker, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson. Nickel John, teamster, Park, bt Cook and Jones. Nickhorn John, Twelfth, bt Galena and Cherry, E. Nicklaus George, drayman, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Walker, E. Nicolai Theodor, laborer, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Niebler John, laborer, Fourteenth, near Galena. Niedeeken Frances, widow, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Niedeeken, Henry & Co., books and stationery, 219 East Water. See adv. Niedecken Henry, (of H. N. & Co.,) N W cor Tamarack and Ninth. Niedermann John CI., N E cor Sanderson and Scott. Niehaus Johann, laborer, Seventh, bt Sherman and Beers, E. Niehoffen Peter, sailor, Scott, bt Hanover and Greenbush, N. Nieken Jacob, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Vliet and Poplar. Niemann Johann, teamster, Eleventh, bt Yliet and Cherry. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.....205 & 207 East WVater Street. Names too late for regular insertion on Preceding page. 195 Niemeier Christian, shoe store, 280 Third. Niemeyer Henry, bds at C. Niemeyer. Nienbauer Adam, teamster, Galena, bt Fourteenth avnd Fifteenth, N. Nienon Carl, laborer, Watertown plank road. Niesen Alexander, laborer, bds Rochester House. Nikel Conrad, laborer, Fourth, near Cedar. Nikel & Bro., boots and shoes, East Water, near Martin. Nikel Christian, (.f N. & Bro.,) 351 East Water. Nikel Jacob, (of N. & Bro.,) East Water, near Martin. Nile Thomas, mason, Third, bt Clybourn and Sycamore, E. Nino August, wagon maker, Reed, bds Egelhoff. NTNTH WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL, cor Tutonia and Hopkins road, inea~:' St. John's Cemetery..Nirnbauer Adam, teamster, Galena, near Fourteenth. Nisk John, cooper, Reed, bt Florida and Oregon, S. Nitschke August, Third, near Lloyd. Nitschke Hermena, widow, Third, near Lloyd. Nix John, mason, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. Nitzhammer Conrad, laborer, Fifteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Nock Peter, cooper, bds Fond du Lac House. Noering Conrad, carpenter, cor Oregon and Lake. Noking Bernard, paper hanger, Third, bt Sherman and Beers. Noks Eli, eating house, Ferry, bt South Water and Laake. Nols i John, laborer, M & M R R, at brickyard. Nolan John, shoemaker, bds M. Larkin. Nolan Michael, grading contractor, bds T. S.avage. Nolan Maria, housemaid, J. G. Bellange. Nolan Thomas, camphene distiller, John Goodman. Noland William, carriage ironer, bds 296 West Water. Nolden Gerhard A., grocer, Elizabeth. nlear Jones. Noll & Gros, tailors, 306 Third. Noll John, (of N. & Gros,) 306 Third. Noll Franz, laborer, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida. Noll Jacob, grocer, Chestnut, near Fourth. Noll William, tinsmith, Biddle, near the river. Nolte Simon, bookkeeper, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Nolton L., produce dealer, 47 Spring, h N E cor Spring and Third. Nolton L., jun., bds L. Nolton Nolton William, butcher, bds U. S. Hotel. Noonan E., drayman, alley, bt Wells and Cedar, Fourth and Fifth. Noonan & MeNab, paper warehouse, 243 East Water. Paper Mill,.Inuim boldt. See advertisement. Noonan Josiah A., (of N. & McNab,) h 240 Main. Noonan John, wheelwright, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Huron. Noonan John, carpenter, Clinton, bt Madison and Scott. Noonan Michael, laborer, Third, bt Clybotrn and Fowler. Norden Mark, clerk, bds Tuckerman. OFFICE of the jlilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. __. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 196 Names too late for regular ilsertion on preceding page. Norden Phineas, clerk, 92 East Water. Nordman John G., tailor, Elizabeth, bt Grove andi MIonroe, S. Norman Peter, builder, bds Mary Mann. Norman Williaim, pattern maker, Cass, near Michigan. Normele Dennis, laborer, Detroit, near Jackson. Norris G. D., ship chandler, Erie, bt East Water and Main, hi: Cass, bt Martin. and Biddle. See advertisement, page 26. Norris S. H., Milwaukee, bt Martin and Division, E. Norris William, at E. Worthington, bds S. H. Norris. NORTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE, American House, C. F. Loomis, proprietor. NORTH W ESTERN TYPE FOUNDRY, N W cor Spring and West Water, Miller & Starr, proprietors. See advertisement.:Northeoad Henry, teamster, Waukesha Plank Road, near brickyarcd. Nortmanmn John G., tailor, cor Elizabeth and Grove. Norton James, at American Express Co. office. Norton James, carpenter, bds O. Norton.'Nortotn dcsepht C., book-keeper, N WT ocr Van Buren and Michigan. Nortohn Joseph, book-kee)per, Astor, bt Oneida and Biddle. Nor-ton:[fawrence, c-iheck clerk, cor Third and Fowler. Niortoln 1. J.,:with Loomis & Hoes. bds 84 Cass. Noirto Lawrence, laborer, S E coc River and Knapp. Norton 0., capenter, Spring, bt Fourth and Fifth. Noss & Graeser, boots and shoes, 19 Wisconsin. See advertisement. Noss William, (of N & G-raeser,) h iMain, bt Wisconsin and Mason, W. Notts Christia.n" Prairie, bt Seventh and Eighth. Nottingham C., agent, Michigan Central R R, bds American House. Nowarik Josep:ph laborer, Fifth, near Tamarack. Noyes, Flertzheuia & Co., futnitnre warehouse, 21-8 and 220 East Water.See advertisement, page 24 Noyes William A., (of N. Flertzheim & Co.,) 38$5 Jackson. Noyes John H., whestat buye, bds Union saloon, 377 Third. Noyes Julia A, boarding, 324 Jefferson. Nugent Ca(pt. ])ennis, at James Nugent. Nugent (Charles, finisher, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E.'Nugent James, grocer, Jackson, bt Division and Knapp, W. Nugent James, jr., clerk, Caswell & GaylQrd, bds James Nugent.:Nugent Jfames, laborer, Cam, bt Michigan and Huron, N. Nugent Thomas, laborer, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill, W. Nugent William, laborer, Jackson, bt Huron and I)etroit. Nuhfer George, mason, Ogden, near North Water. NUNNENMACHER'S BLOCK, S W cor East Water and Oneida. Nunnemmlacher Anton, butcher, bds Swiss Home. Nunnlenmaher Charles, laborer, bds J. Zoller. Nunnenmacher Henry, contractor, Biddle, bt East Water and River, N. Nnneumenmacher Jacob, meat mlarket, Market House, h S W or Eqat Water and Oneida. OFFICE of the Mqilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 197 Ntuns Frederick, book-keeper, at Johnson & Olinstel. iNupert Antony, turner, bds G. Nupert. Nute Benjamin, Jr. (of Storrs & Nute,) bds Newhall House. Nutting J. W., blacksmith, M & M R R. Nye J. HC, freight office, M & C R R, bds J. H.'Williamson. OAKLEY George F., livery stable, 35 and 37 Spring, h1 37 Spring. Oakley Isaac L., (of Crampton & 0.,) 91 Michigan. Oaks W. B., printer, at News office, bds Fountain House. Oasmund T., grocer, S W cor Lake anC Clinton. Obenbrumer Joseph, N W cor Cherry and Fourteenth. Obendorf Morris, jewelry pedler, cor Jackson and Ogden. Obermann & Co., brewers, N W cor Cherry and Fifth. Obermaun Jacob, (of 0. & Co.,) Fifth, bt Cherry andl Galena. Obermann Jacob, brewer, cor Fifth and Cherry. Obermeyer Francisca, widow, laundress, Fifteenth, near Vliet. Obetz Ignatz, laborer, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Cherry. O'Brien Anthony, laborer, Jeffersonj bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. O'Brien David, at T. O'Brien. O'Brien Edward, laborer, Buffalo, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, N. O'Brien Edward, laborer, Van Buren, bt Huron anld Detroit, E. O'Brien Henry, mason, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. O'Brien James, shoemaker, Milwaukee, bt Mlichigan and Huron, E, O'Brien James, Travellet's Honme. O'Brien James, builder, iN E co Jefferson and Ogden. O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, Monroe, bt Florida and Oregonl, E. O'Brien Johanna, widow, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. O'Brien John, laborer, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron, E. O'Brien John, drayman, Milwaukee, bt Detroit anLd Bffalo, W. O'Brien Julia, widow. cor Third and Cherry. O'Brien J., N W cvor Milwankee and Michigan. O'Brien Maurice, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass. O'Brien Morris, bds E. Fitzgerald. O'Brien M., clerk, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth. O'Brien Owen, laborer, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. O'Brien Patrick, carpenter, Lyon, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. O'Brien Stephen, blacksmith, bds H. Gallighan. O'Brien Timothy, laborer, Van Buren, bt Detroit and tHuron, B. O'Brien Timothy, alderman, Main, near Buffalo. O'Brien Timothy, sailor, bds T. Savage. O'Byrne James, boots and shoes, 72 Main. O'Byrne Thomas, shoemaker, Jefferson, bt Buffalo and Detroit, Eo Och George, tailor, Chestnut, near Tenth. O' Connell Alice, laundress, 13 Huron. O'Connell Ellen, widow, Fifth, nea:r Fowler. O'Connell John, clerk, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron, E. O'Connell L., mason, Third, bt Clybourn and Sycamore, E. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO... - 205 & 207 East Water Street..98 Ranms too late for regular insertion on preceding page. O'Connel. 3I., switch tender, N W cor Fowler and Third. O'Cannell Thomas, laborer, Clybourn, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. )'Conner Barney, painter, bds Empire City House. O'Connor Dennis, laborer, bds J. O'Reilly. O'Connor James, gardener, Watertown Plank Road. O'Connor James, drayman, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit. ()'Connor John, dairyman, cor Astor and Lyon. O'Connor John, laborer, Berry, bt Astor and Racine. O'Connor Jeremiah, policeman, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. O'Connor Martin, wagon maker, 289 East Water. O'Connor Michael, laborer, Fifth, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. O'Connor Patrick, laborer, Lake, near Michigan. O'Connor Patrick, laborer, bds M. Kennedy. O'Connor Thomas, laborer, Fifth, near Fowler. O'Connor William, carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron. O'Connors James, laborer, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit, W. ODD FELLOWS' HALL, Martin's Block, 4th floor. Odenbredt John H., clerk, S E cor Ogden and River. 4)'Donnell John, laborer, Beach, nrear Juneau. O'Donnell Michael, laborer, S W cor Jackson and Chicago. O'Donnell & Marcus, brickyard. O'Donnell William, (of O'D. & 3Marcus,) near brickyard. O'Donnell Patrick, shoemaker, 49 Hlicon. O'Donnell Patrick, carpenter, Van Bura-i, br Lyo0 O anC Pleasant, W. O'Donnell Patrick, lime merchant, ~ti j t Buf falo and Cihicago, W. Of'Donnell Thomas, cooper, Jeffersof.: Eh icago, E. O Donough James, laborer, bds Ai.. \,- Q O Donough Michael, laborer, bds y' rav, g,.- s o T n o. d.y J'oseph, (of Waldo & O.,) ~rAiltslh i, t TL aon an4 Oneida, W. oehm \rs. Catharine, milliner, at i.-,:::. Oeh.n Ernst, millinery, Oneida, bt Et:;st'i!*':t; i-sd Iront, S. Oehiu Ernst, compositor, Oneida, near-5'I-[;a, -;ater', Oellig G. S., cigars, West Water, bt Gi,:~ Cd$ar. O:Dellrich Macry, groceries, Vliet, near 41'; ri,ci. ebelrichl John, laborer, Oneida, bt East;;V.toi-' r aIlxi. riveor, S. (Oelsohlaeger Peter, tailor, East'Water, b-; if ri; ii-c and Johnson, tjelschlager Phlipp, teamster, Park, bt aR, derc,:,l and Cook. OJertel Ge-orge, dealer in bed spreads, Third,'i arLnarack and Prairie. Qoerten Louis, carpenter, Tutonia road, V-tliot'e- Ad{dition. Oesterle August, laborer, N W cor Park and Salnderson. Oesterle John G-., blacksmith, bds A.. ()esterle. Oettinger Bernard J., bds S. Feist. Offenbach Adolph, clerk, at L. J. Offenbaho Offenbach Louis J., importer of cigars, 255 East, ater, h Biddle, bt Main and Milwaukee. Offerbacher John, cooper, Sixth, bt Vliet and Poplar. Offerman Catharine, widow, River, bt Inap-i- l rd Ogden, W. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, [RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 199 Offermann Paul, gardener, bds Rochester House. O'Flaharty James, laborer, N WV cor Fowler and Sixth, O'Flaherty Thomas, N W cor Huron and Van Buren. Opitz Ignatz, baker, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, W, Ogden & Wall, city land office, 4 Albany Building. See advertisement. Ogden Samuel A., (of 0. & Wall,) at T. L. Ogden. Ogden David B., attorney, Albany Building, bds T, L. Ogden. Ogden John, carriage repository, Spring, bt Second and Third, h 50 Spring. Ogden Thomas L., (of Brown & O.,) 8 W cor Division and Astor. Ogurman James, warehouseman, bds P. Devitt. O'Hearen Arthur, laborer, Lake, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. O'Hearn David, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, N. O'Hern B., laborer, bds M. Kennedy. O'Herren Dennis, laborer, bds J. O'Herren. O'Herren James, at Gas Works, bds Mrs. A. O'Connell. O'Herren John, laborer, Division, bt Jefferson and Jackson, S. O'Herrin Dennis, teamster, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. O'Herrin Michael, laborer, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E, Ohrn Christian, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Ohrnback Charles, wheelwright, Cedar, bt Third and Fourth. Ohrenberger Carl, wagon shop, Cedar, bt Third and Fourth. Ohrner Antony, laborer, East Water, bt North Water and Knapp, W. Olcott John E., machinist, Clinton, bt Scott anid Madison, E. Olds George, baker, cor Pierce and Hanover. Oldenburg David, teamster, Harmon, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. O'Laughlan E., laborer, S E cor Hill and Eighth. O'Leary Daniel, blacksmith, Main, bt Huron and Detroit,, E. O'Leary David, blacksmith, at Daniel O'Leary. O'Lochner Anthony, laborer, cor Hill and Eighth. Olin C.: C. & Co., Ins. and Collecting agency, 1 and 2 Furlong's block, See advertisement, page 22. Olin C. C., (of C. C. & Co.,) residence Waukesha. Olin Q. C., conductor L C & M R R, h N E cor Fourth and Cherry. Olin D. A., conductor, M & M R R, h N W cot Sycamore and Fifth Olin Uriel, printer, Sentinel office, bds Mrs. Ellmaker. Olin William, mason, N W cor Third and Clybournm Oliver E., watchman, bds Union Saloon. O)LtSTED HOUSE, S WV cor Jefferson and Detroit. Olmasted Emmerson, Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh, S Olmst.ed John, of Olmsted House. Olmsted John C., clerk, at Johnson & Olmsted. Olmsted Roland, (of Johnson & 0.) bds Newhall House, Olseu (CaJpt Aiidre wv, sailor, Barclay, bt Washington and Scott W~?Olse 3niarct!s, sailor, liMadisonl, bt Greenbush and Grove, N. i().lb oder E h;i. i -i>: c,nth'e -r, Ni \ E cot Reed and Madison. -)lsof::, [JJ1-r.isop}hoei~,;~ltip carpilter, Lake, near Clinton. 0ll'4'S.'bri. fi 0 o 1 fL, r0iL:..l,, bt WYashington and iMineral, W,, OFFICE of the N ilwaukee City Directory, ERTVING, BURDICK & CO...... 205 & 207 East Water Street. q O Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Olson Miartin, liquor and cigars, Ferry, bt Lake and South Water. Olson Sivert, carpenter, Washington, near Hanover. Olson Thomas, sailor, Reed, bt Mineral and Washington, E. O'Mara Peter, millwright, Milwaukee, bt Juneau and Menomonee. O'Marra James, millwright, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Polk, W. O'Neil & Schultz, coal yard, foot of Oneida, near the river. O'Neil Edward, (of O'N. & Schultz,) 89 Michigan. O'Neil Bartholomew, laborer, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huron, E. O'Neil Henry, laborer, Division, bt River street and river. O'Neil Henry L., book-keeper, Milwaukee, bt Oneida and iBiddle. O'Neil James, laborer, Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth, S. O'Neil John, well digger, Jackson, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. O'Neil Michael, bell hanger, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. O'Neil Mrs., alley, bt Clybourn and Fowler, Fourth and Fifth. O'Neil Nicholas, grocer, Elizabeth, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. O'Neil P., pedler, Second, bt Spring and Wells, W. O'Neil Patrick, laborer, bds Bartholomew O'Nleil. O'Neil Richard, laborer, Van Buren, bt Detroit and ~Huron, E. O'Neill David, drayman, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit, W. O'Neill Hugh, drayman, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. O'Neill Thomas, tinsmith, bds David O'Neill. Onensen Gabriel, sailor, Scott, bt Clinton and Barclay, N. 0osten Walter, graocer, Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. Orban F. W., local editor Banner & ~olksfreund, h Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Orchard Thomas, baker, N W cor Cedar and Third. O'Reily John, grader, Fifth, near Cedar, E. O'Reilly Peter, grocer, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, N. Orff Henry, book-keeper, i artin, bt East Water and Market, N. Orme John, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W. Ormond William M., veterinary surgeon, Jackson, bt Huron andcaiDettroit,W Ormsby Robert, clerk, Van Buren, bt Knapp and Ogden. O'Rourke Patrick, laborer, Cass, bt Michigan and Wisconsin. O'Rourke Patrick, wagon maker, Seventh, bt Hii'man and Hill. O'Rourke Richard, tailor, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Ort Charles, bar tender, at Chestnut Street House. Ortalli Dr. Francis, S W cor East Water and Oneida. Ortel George, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, W. Orth Adam, bartender, at Washington Brewery. Orth Gustave, clerk, at M. Otterbourg. Orth Martin, shoemaker, Johnson, bt Main and Market. Orth Rudolph, carpenter, bds G. Sieben. Ortner George, drayman, bds R R House~ Orton & Bennett, druggists, Clinton, bt Lake and South Water. Orton )r. Charles HI., physician, office at Orton & Bennett, h 347 Milwau. kee. See advertisement, page 49. Orton John J., attorney, Juneau Block, Clybourn, bt Fourth and Fifth. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. ------ --- 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Q01 Orton Thomas H., book keeper, bds Mrs. L. Hill. Osborn Martin, laborer, Van Buren, bt Huron and Oneida. Osfaly Silvester, laborer, Geddings, bt Florida and Virginia, E. Osgood B. F., fireman, bds Union Saloon. O'Shea John, blacksmith, Third, bt Spring and Wells, W. O'Shea Morgan, laborer, S E cor Cass and Michigan. O'Shea Philip, grocer, Main, near Menomonee, W. O'Singer John, laborer, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron. Oster Francis, book binder, N E cor East Water and Johnson. Osterday David, carpenter, North Water, opposite Ogden. Osterle Michael, laborer, N E cor Grove and Elizabeth. Ostermann Frederick, Poplar, bt Sixth and Seventh, W. Oswald Charles, painter, Fourth, near Chestnut. Otis Emily, boarding, Van Buren, bt Wisconsin and Michigan, E. Otten Anton, carpenter, Seventh, near Walnut. Ottenbendt H., at F. Y. & C. Horning, h Main, bt Johnson and Division. Otsinger Joseph, laborer, Astor, bt Brady and Pearson, E. Ott Adam, moulder, Walnut, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. Ott Charles, clerk, bds B. Schwab. Ott Jean, stone mason, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, E. Otterlourg M., cigars, 170 East Water, bds Hotel Wettstein. Otto Anton, carpenter, Cherry, bt Eighteenth and Nineteenth, S. Otto & Bro., shingle makers, West Water, near Rail Road House, W. O).tto Christian, tailor, Third, near Beaubian. Otto Charles, clerk, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Otto Edward, laborer, WValnut, above Seventeenth. Otto Ferdinand, laborer, Short, bt Beers and Harmon, N. Otto Ferdinand, carpenter, Walnut, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. Otto Heinrich, nailsmith, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Otto Henry, tailor, Seventh, bt Beers and Harmon, W. Otto Leopold, blacksmith, bds Fond du Lac House. Otto Sebastian, saloon, Florida, near M & C R R Depot. Owen James, dealer in lumber, h Greenbush, near Florida. Owen L., laborer, Sixth, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Owen Thomas, sailor, bds Atlantic House. Owens George, baker, S E cor Hanover and Pierce. Owens John G., (of Rutledge & 0.,) 82 Michigan. Owens Patrick, laborer, Pleasant, bt Jackson and' Jefferson. S. Owens Richard G., lake brewery, h 321 Jackson. Oxley Jane, boarding, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, W. P PAAGE FREDERICK, boots and shoes, 51 Chestnut. Pabst Charles F., tobacconist, Market, bt Division and Johnson, E. Pabst Philip, laborer, bds M. Zelenka. Paddock George, bds James Kneeland. Paeck Joseph, potter, Johnson, near the River OFFICE of the liliwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..._. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 2 0 Na ames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Paertner Peter, mason, S W cor Lloyd and Sixth. Paeschke Charles, grocery, Fond du Lac, W. Page Alexander, clerk, bds Stimson's Hotel. Page A.. E., deputy sheriff, office Ludington's Block, bds -I. L. Page. Page C. E., engineer, Mineral, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Page Herman L., sheriff, office Ludington's Block, h 379 Jefferson. Page Michael, mason, Virginia, bt Monroe and Geddings, N. Page S. T., bookkeeper, bds Hawkin's House. Pagel John, carpenter, Erie, foot of Jackson. Pagenkop Charles, salesman, West Water, bt Spring and Sycamore, W Pagenkop Frederick. clerk, Market, bt Division and Johnson. Pagenkopf August, laborer, Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Pagenkopf John, carpenter, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Pahlow Johann, laborer, Walker, bt Brown and Baulding. Paige Joseph, bookkeeper, bds HI. Green. Paine Byron, County Judge, office S E cor Spring and West Water, h Doty above Elizabeth. Paine Charles C., attorney, Juneau Block, bds Gen. J. H. Paine. Paine Charles, tailor, bds 1M. Zelenka. Paine E. L., dealer in lumber, 313 Jefferson. Paine J. H. & Son, attorneys, Juneau Block. Paine Gen. James I., (of J. H. P. & Son,) Prospect, near Albion, W. Paine H. J., (of J. A7.. P. & Son,) bds Gen. J. H. Paine. Paine Jaa-ies, carpenter, cor Huron and Jefferson. Painter Il-enry, laborer, Pleasant, bt Van Buren and Lyon. Palmba, iifchael, labore, cor Geddings and Mlineral. Palmer )id nj;,amin, machinist, Grove, bt Virginia and Park, E. Palmor Qe6:ob; clrpenterr, bds Mt. Maynard. Palmer- C w,.eb D_ sash maker at F. Y. & C. Horning. Palmer &; i:'lhori: bul i elders, Front, bt Mason and Oneida, W. Palmer'i-.o da (of P. & Bingham,) 426 1Milwaukee. Palmer:ie:I,1 Ui -., bookkeeper, bds G.. W. lygatt. Pallmer Hey L), - C'4-y D ectory EL VI~N(U., BU'RDIC!( CO-..... 205 Ji 207 Eas -sWater Street, 283 i anes0to'too too for reg-flar i%:..e'rtion on preceding page. Salenting John, laborer, S W cor Reed and Lake. Salinger James, pedler, Xlilwanlkee, bt Chicago anid Menomonee, E. Salisbury Cyrus S., agent lIilwaukee patent brick manufactory, Kneeland's Block, h 91 Wisconsin. Salisbury John, tiDnsmith, bds Merchants' Hotel. Saller Johann, stone mason, Fond du Lac Road, 1<. Salom S. H., prop. Mercantile. C0ollege, 210 East Water, bds Louis House See advertisement. p. 28. Salomon Edward, (of Smith & S.,) bds Hotel Wettstein. Salomon Ernst, (of S. & Conrad,) 259 Third. Salomnoi & Conrad, produce and commission, 239 Third. See adv. page 0 Salmh Peter, laborer, N of Fond du Lac, city linits. Salmo-n Conradt, piano forte manufacturer, 299 Third. Salsbury William, carpenter, bds Mrs. E E'ans. Salsmian & Booth, hats, caps and furs, 119 East Water. See adv. p. 55. Salsman Thomas J., (of' S. & Booth,) h Sixth, bt Sycamore atid Clybourn, W. Saltinger John, laborer, S W cor Reed and Lake. Saltzer Henry, tailor, bds Ginter. Salusky Johann, laborer, Eleventh, bt Galena and Cherry. Salvade G ustav, wagon maker, Third, near Wells. Salzer Gotleib, carpenter, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. Salzmiann Frederick, bakery, N E cor F,,urth and Chestnut. Salzmaonn J. George, musician, 35 Chestnut. Samm Nicholas, laborer, Spring, bt Thiird and Fourth. Samuel Louis, lithographer, Market, bt Martin and Biddle. Samuel Solomon, morocco dresser, at J. Jennings. Sanborn Alden, compositor, Sentinel office, bds 57 Michigan. Sanborn Samuel A., book keeper, at Littell & Baker. Sane James, laborer, Park, bt Brown and Baulding, W. Sandel Philip G., saloon and boarding, Third, bt Sherman and HReed, E. Sander Adam, cooper, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and (Galena, W. Sander Jacob, butcher, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Sander Ludwig, laborer, Madison, near Brown, N. Sander Thomas, sailor, Mineral, near Reed Sanders George, shoemaker, Michigan, bt Lake and Cassa. Sanders Hermanna, boarding, Third, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Santders iHermald, boarding, East NWAater, bt North Water and Knapp, W~ Sanders James, shoemaker, Michigan, bt Lake and Cassa. Sanders Jeremiah, S W corner Hanover and 1;l,)rida. Sanderson W. & E., commission and p3rodu(Xce, at Phoenix {Mills. Sanderson Edward, (of W. & ES. S.,) bds Win. H. Byron. Sanderson VWilliam, (of W. & E. S.,) -313 Ma in. Sanderson Howard, wheat buyer, bds Win. Santllerson. Sandes [lenry, real estate, 243 East WVater, h Van Buren, bt Oneida and Biddlleo See adv. p. 19. Sandford Lewis, Jackson, bt Martin and Biddle, E. OFFICE oL thei Xf Ii-y DAR osntinal, RUFUS KING & COE. 220 5 & 207 E ast Water Street.. Names too late for regular ILsOrion on preceding page. Sandiler Caroline, widow, S E cor Ocgden and East Water. Sandmier Antony, shoemaker, bds T Veits. Sandrock Willjamn boot-fitter, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden,. Sanford Elizabeth, widow, 8 Market. Sanford Henry D., miiller, Aarket, bt Ogden and Knapp. Sanford Michael, lumberman, bt Seventh and Eighth, near ]M & M B R,. Sanford Thomas, cook, at Our House, 380 Spring. Sanhuber John, laborer, Brown, W. Sargeant J. IH., clerk, at S. Sargeanlt. Sargeant, Samuel, looking-glass mainnfacturer,'25 Spring, h Galena, bt Fifth tad Sixth, N. Sarnov. Chr., carpenter, S XW co Galena and Thirteenth. Sasse Christel, joiner, Tbird, bt Galena and Walnut. Sasse Joachim, blacksmith, Wells, bt Third and Fourth, N. Sasse Louis, upholster, Wells, bt Third and Fourth. Saubert Heenry, laborer, Short, near Beaubian. -Sauer Ernst, shoemaker, N E cor Vliet and Fifth. Sauer Emanuel, gloves, hats, &e., 86 East Water. Sauer F., baker, Fifth, bt {Chestnut and Prairie, W. Sauer Mina, widow, laundress, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, B. Sauer & Maas, grocers, Chestnut, bt Third and Fourth. Sauer William, (of S. & Maas, ) h Chestnut, near Fourlth. Sauerteig William, drayman, Market, bt Division and Johnson, W. Saufaus A., tailor, Fifth, bt Spring and Wells, E. Savage John A., jr., attorney and commissioner of deeds, Ludington Block, bds Mrs. Livingston. See advertisement, page 8. Savage John, 92 Huron. Savage Thomas, boarding, Huron, bt VYan Buren and Jackson. Savage Timothy, Shamrock House, 72 Huron. Saveland Dennis, sailor, N W cor Barclay' and Scott. Saveland Capt. Z, mariner, Scott, near Norwegian Church. Savoy John, carpenter, South Water, near the Harbor. Savoy Lewis J., ship caulker, bds Rochester House. Sawyer Col. Amos, Kilbourn Mills, on water-power, h 383 Jacksonl Sax Lewis, dry goods, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Seael John, laborer, Third, bt Spring and XWells. Seaffer Phillip, mason, cor Prairie and Eighth. Seallen F., lablorer, alley, bt Clybourn and Fowler, and Fourth and Fiftk. Seallamn Michael, boiler-maker, Fourth, near Spring. Seallen P., boiler maker, bds Q. Seallon. Seallen Q., imachilist, Spring, bt Second and Third, S. SCANN DINAVIAN HOUSE, N V cor Main and Chicago. SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, N \V cor Reed and Scott, Rev. A. A. Seheie, pastor. Scanlan Michael, sailor, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit, BE Scanlan Patrick, laborerl, Brown, bt Elizabeth and JPark. Seanlin John, laborer, Fifth, bt Sycamore and Spring. oFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... f205 & 207 East Water Street. Q28 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Scannon Michael, laborer, bds M. Kannally. Scarritt George H., lawyer, Grove, bt Virginia and Park, W. Scattuck Mrs. Ann, seamstress, 92 East Water. Scefeld David, milkman, Short, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, E. Sehaaf Jacob, clerk, at Win. S. Candee & Co. Schach Henry, mason, Twelfth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Schachnei Anton, tinsmith, Third, bt Sherman and Beers, E. Schacht Christian, tailor, Huron, bt Jefferson and Mlilwaukee, S. Schaefer Adam, shoemaker, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, S. Schaefer Frederick, Rhenish House, N W ocor Miilwaukee and Huron. Schaefer Gertrude, widow, laundress, cotr arket and IMlartin. Schaefer Henry P., laborer, Prairie, bt Fourth and Fifth. Schaefer Henry, blacksmith, Chestnut, bt Fifth an-d Sixth, N. Schaefer Herman, ship carpenter, Mineral, bt Groenbush and Hanover, S. Schaefer John Henry, blacksmith, Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Schaefer John, grocer, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninath, S. Schaefer Johann, laborer,'Winnebago, bt Eighth and Mainth. Schaefer William, carpenter, Prairie, bt Sixthl and Seventh. Schaeffer Herman, tailor, bds J. Boetzows. Schaefner Jacob, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Clark and Sanderson, S. Schafer Ferdinand, blacksmithl, East W ater, bt TAlartin and Johnson, B. Sehafey Jacob, baker, Third, bt Spring and Wells, W. Sehaffer, carpenter, bds F. A. Margraf. Schaffer Doris, mason, Chestnut, above Eleventbh. Schaffer Edward, locksmith, bds C. Krause. Schaffer Gottlieb, mason, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth. Schaffer Jacob, baker, Third, bt Spring and Wells. Sechaffer Jacob, laborer, cor Hanover and Elizabeth. Schafter John, drayman, Fourth, bt Prairie and Tamaraelk. Schaerl Sebastian, laborer, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Galena. Sehaevel Henry, carpenter, Tenth, near Mill. Schaht Christian, tailor, Third. bt Vainut and Sherman. Sehaht Henry, mason, Twelfth, near Cherry. Schakroska William, saddler, eor Third and Harmon. Schallart Frederick, musician, Short, bt HIalrmon and Lloyd, S. Sehallock Frederick, teamster, Flcventvb, bt Vliet and Po1,plar. Schallock Franz, at A. F. Suelflhln, h Fourth, bt Tanwarack and Cedar. Schallock H)enry, teamster, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Schalloclk William, horse dealer, Fourth, bt Tamarack anid Cedar. Schaniene Peter, laborer, cor Cherry and Fifth. Sehanuel Martin, drayman, East Water, near Walnut. Scharada Jacob, shoemaker, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Scharfenberger Peter, carpenter, Seventh near Walnut. Scharhammer Caroline, widow, Elizabeth, bt Baulding and Brown. Scharl Christian, laborer, Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh. Sehart Nieholaus, la!borer, Fond du Lac, N. 3chattenberg Charles, N E cor Third and Cherry. IFFICE of the'Y Aiwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING- & CO. -. -- 205 & 207 East Water Street. lames too late for reguar insertion on p-recoding page. 233 Schaub C., (of J. Taylor & Co.,) Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Scha-uber Julius, teamster, Ninth, near Beers. Schauber Peter, laborer, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Schauer Margaret,.Milwaukee, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Schaumberg Henry, drayman, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Sehaus Jacob, Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. Schauss Adam, blacksmith, Tutonia road. Vliet's Addition. Schauss Matthias, carpenter, Tutonia road, liet's A.ddition, S. Sehauss, iMelms & Co., beer hall, 223 East ateer. Schauss John A., (of Sehauss, Melrms & Co.,) bds Hotel WVettstein.. Schaver Jac;ob, laborer, on the Canal. Schedutvac Albert, laborer, MTarket, bt K-fnpp and Oogde n, E. Schefer Thomas, butcher, rTultnia ~r d? Vyiet's aetidtl-to, -. Scheffel John, shoemaker, Jefferson, near Lyon. Scheffel John, constable, Jefferson, bt Oc:den and Lyon, E. Scheffel Peter, teamster, Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Secheffler Ernst, laborer, W7innebago, bt Eighth and. Ninth, N. 8cheffler John, tailor, Third, near Tamaraek. Scheftels S. & IH., grocers, S E cor Fifth and Chestnut. Seheeg Joseph, miller, bds 386 Third. Schegel Henry, tinsmith, Cherry, bt Thirteenlth and Fourteenth. Seheie Rev. Andrew A., pastor Seandinavian Lutheran Church, h N E cor Reed and Washington. Seheidhauer Jacob, tanner, Baulding, near Elizabeth. Secheiman E., clerk, at J. Teseh. Sehefnholtz Jacob, liquor store, Chestnut, h East Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. Sehelen Patrick, boiler maker, at Menzel, Cummings & Goodrich. Schellenbeck Anton, millinery, Third, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Scheller George, saddler, East Water, bt Johnson and Division. Schemmer Ludwig, musician, Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Schenberg Francis, grocer, N E cor Van Buren and Division. Schenberg Margaret, at F. Schenberg. Schenek Christopher, joiner, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Schendt William F., (of Hersehede & S.,) 131 East Water. Schenk Daniel, laborer, Lloyd, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. Schenk Martin, laborer, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Scheppert George, grocer, cor South Water and Ferry. Soherer Adam, shoemaker, Fond du Lae, E. Scherer William, cooper, Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Scherzer John M., cooper, Mlarket, near Knapp. Schezel George, laborer, Fifteenthl, bt Vliet and Cherry. Scherffner Peter, barber, bds Fond du Lac House. Schettenbeck Anton, millinery, 337 Third. Scheuber William, patent medicines, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Scheuer Louis, shoemaker, bds Frank Jac. e8hevel John H., carpenter, Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. OFFICE of the -ildwat~kee City Directory, ERVING, BUI3RDICK & CO....... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 2384.lName, too late for regular insertion on prceding page. Schickel Johl, (of-Dichmann & Co.,) h Spring, bt Sixth and Seventh, W. Schiongel Paul, printer, 259 Third. Bchierbach George, gardener, Lisbon Plank road, near city limits. Schierbick Johann, laborer, Brown, W. Schierz August, carpenter, Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Schies Jos,.ph, carpenter, coI Milonroe and Pierce. Schies Louis, moulder, S W cor Prairie.and Seventh. Schiess Josoph, grocer, S E cor Grove and Pierce. Schiffer Thomas, laborer, S E cor Cook and YIadison. Schifl George, laborer, Fifteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Schild' Adolph, tailor, S IW cor Harmon and Seventh. Schilling Anoerew, laborer, at, B. Church. Schilling Christian, carpenter, bds Washington House. Schilling Henry, laborer, Seventh, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, E. Schilling J. H., laborer, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, E. Sclhilmlels Jacob, carpenter, Tamarack, bt Fourth and Fifth. Schinner MIichael, grocer, N E cor Astor and K['app. Schinner Matthias, laborer, Jackson, bt Ogden and Knapp. Schindel Charles, harness maker, Chestnut, near Fourth. Schinderlas John, tailor, Vliet, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Sehinleber Adolph, furniture, 293 Third. Sehirn William, cooper, Sixth, near Vliet. Schiweeock Jrohn, carpenter, Prairie, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Schlappak A.ntony J., carpenter, Martin, bt East Water and Market, N. Schlatter Jacob, 365 East Water. 8chlaupetz William, carpenter, Second, bt Clybourt and Fowler, E. Schlebein John, teamlster, East Water, bt Kiiapp and Division. Schlect Xavier, shoemaker, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Schlegel Anton, laborer, Ninth, bt Galena and Mill. E. Schlegel C1., tinsmith, Third, netar old city line. Schlegel S., carpenter, Eleventh, near Poplar. Schlegel XaLvier, cabinet maker, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Schleicher John, beer hall, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Schloicht Eaver, shoemaker. Cherry, near Fifteenth. Schleigher Henry, s'loem:lker at P. Boshral. Sehleiss Antna, l1borer, X13 Third, W. Schlemlberg R 1 )lph, carpejter, MaIlrke3t bt Knapp an.d Ogden. S'all lstxlt U:,tlieb, m:srno, N -' cor'Winnebago and Eighth. Seh l!, ea.p3m lter, Wiialem-blgo~, bt igth and Ninth. Sechle;!sker hioeary, br,mm foLtory, Eighth1, ner VIiet. Sehlet Ja sh,, )shoe llliker, E ast Watecr, bt Division and Johnson, B. Schie/y Ciirlh:s, l: a:l ~11 it, 2-41 East Water., h 5Martin, near Lake. S l[iiter iit'a Cl, e,1 t,,.i i~tabker, bdi s T. Z )ler. Sehllhicht Williel;ln, c;l'n9'lter, 5M'arket. bt Divisioa and Knapp, B, Seollier GCr-ool' C., cl rk, J. H. ill.ain, blds R. IIewitt. Selblier Genrge I1., bdls L. Kennedy Schlitter Charles, laborer, Twelfth, near Poplar. UOFFICE f theG i.li s......e Se.i.l. 0ati elt UFUS1 s-iN- & CO1"..."ING- 205 & 207 Enast Wa-ter Street.'i.:res 0to0 late'for reaar inasertion on preceing page. Q.385 Schlitz J-oseph, book keeper, at A. Krug. Schloemilch Frederlick,. see'y. Mil. Mtec. ut. Ins. Co., h Third, bt Waltut and Cherry. Schlopp Charles, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Vliet Land Cherry. Schmahl Christian, clerk, bds Washington House. Sehmalz Frederick, grocery, N WT cor Walnut and Twelfth. Schmarow William, mariner, Martihe, bt Ogden and Knapp. Schmasow Charles, shoemaker, Tutonia road, near Vliet's addition. Schmeid Sylvester, machinist, East Water, near Cherry St. Bridge. Schmeling Fierdinand, Martin, bt MaIrket'and Main, S. Schmickkollg Josephl, laborer, Tliirteenth, bt Vliet andI Chestnut, W. Schmid (lTarles, book kce per Prairie, bt -Fifth, and Sixth. Scbhmldeler f oianat, shoemaker, S etion 24, Town 7. Schmidt A.dam, tanner, Gedocingso bt Virgini and Park,'W. Sehm-idti.At ogust,, livery stable, Fourth, bt Chestnut anl d Prairie, W. Schmidt OlanaLies, blacksmith, TIird, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Schmidt Christopher, taxidermist, Milwaukee, bt Micthigan and uron.. Schmidt Carl, clerk, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Schmidt Christoph, carpenter, Cherry, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, 8. Schmidt Christoph, clerk, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Schnidt Ernst, watch maker, 308 Third. Schmidt F., bakery, Winnebago, bt Eigth and Ninth, S. Schmidt Franz, tailor, Prairie,- bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Schmidt Frederick, tailor, bds E. Beschel. Schmidt F., carpenter, Tltonia road, Viliet's addition. Schmidt Frederic, tin ware, 37 Chestnut Schmidt Frederick, butcher, at J. Eignan. Schmidt George, clerk, Main, bt Ogden and Knapp. Schmidt George, grocer, S WT otr East Water and Divisionl. Schmidt G., laborer, Elizabeth, bt Baulding and Brown, S. Schmidt Gustav, gardener, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Schmidt Heinrich, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Schmidt Heinrich, laborer, Tenth, bt Cherry and Galena, E. Schmidt Heinrich, tailor, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition, N. Schmidt Henry, watchmaker, West Water. Schmidt Henry, joiner, Galena, bt Seventh afnd Eighth, S. Schmidt Henry, tailor, East'Water, bt Division and River, Schmidt Hiram, laborer, cor Jackson and Ogden. Schmidt Jacob, blacksmith, Scott, bt Miineral and Grove, N. Schmidt Jean, Browyn, W. Sehmidt John, carsmith, Main, bt Ogden an-rd Knapp, E. Schmidt John, shoemaker, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, H. Schmidt John, tailor, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lae, S. Schmidt John, carpenter, Third, near Williamsburg. Schlmidt John, tailor, bds E. Beschel. Schmidt Johin A., laborer, Walnut, bt Sixteenth and Seveniteenth, lN. Schmidt Joseph, cabinet maker, Market, bt Ogden and Knlapp. OFFICE of Iir e X'twi1 ke City Directory, E2RVNG,- BUPRDiCK & CO...... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 23G taes too lat fir regflar imertion on preceding page. Schmidt Julius, public garden, North Point, First Ward. Schmidt J. W., saloon, 335 Third. Schmidt Leonhardt, drayman, Fourteenth, bt Walnut arid Galena, E. Schmidt Martin, laborer, N E cor Beers and Sherman. Schmidt Matthias, grocer, S WV cor Grove and Virginia. Schmidt Mois, carpenter, Park, bt Sanderson and Cook, W. Schmidt Nicholas, grocer, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Schmidt Peter, laborer, Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelftlh, N. Schmidt Philip, cooper, Chestnut, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Schmidt Robert, clerk, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. Schmidt Sebastian, white-washer, N W. cor Johnson and Market,. Schmidt Theodore, blacksemith, IWashington, bt Greenbush and 1Hanover, S. Schmidt William, carpenter, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth, E. Schmidt William, apothecary, hird, bt Shernman and Beers, W. Schmidt William, well digger, Gcalena, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Schmidt Wilhelm, gas fitter, East Water, bt Biddle and Lyon. Schmidthaus Philipp, carpenter, Galena., bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, 8, Schmidtkanz Joseph, laborer, Thiriteenth, bt Vliet and Poplar. Schmvdtkuntz Matthew, tailor, Vliet, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Schmidtkuntz Philip, carpenter, Galena, near Twelfth. Schmidtner Leonhardt, (of Mygatt & S.) h cor Sixth and Chestnut. Schmidts Hermann, carpenter, bds F. A. Margraf. Schmidts Tleodore, carpenter, bds F. A. Margraf. Schmidts Herman, pattern-maker, Front, bt Mason and Oneida, W. Schmiel John J., blacksmith, N E cor Grove and Elizabeth. Schmith Jacob, laborer, M1ineral, bt Hanover and Greenbush. Schmitt John, engineer, cor Fond du Lac and Thirteenth. Sc mitt John, malster, bds J. Lorenz. Schmiitt Jacob, tailor, Prairie, bt Fourtlh and Fifth. Schmitt Philip, baker, 1Winnebago, near Ninth. Schmitt William, fisherman, Reed, bt Scott and Mfadison. Schmittmann Carl, joiner, Fourth, bt Cherry and Yliet, W.'Schmnitz Johann, laborer, S WT cor Washington and Barclay. Schmitzs Peter, cooper, N W cor Seventeenth and Vliet. Schmollenger J. M., butcher, Fond du Lac, W. Schimorow William, sailor, River, bt Knapp. and Ogden, W. Schnarz Matthias, shoemaker, bt Tenth and Eleventh,": block 225 Browns Addition. Schnarzrock Gottlieb, laborer, Tutonia road, N. Schneberger Jacob, shoemaker, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. Schneberger Philip, cabinet maker, bds J. Schlatter. Schneck Jacob, furniture, 259 Third. Schneider Andrew, cooper, bds E. Krueke. Schneider Caspar, cooper, Ninth, below Goetz' Addition. Schneider Christian, East Water, bt Lyon and Pleasant. Schneider & Walhltt, grocers, (,or South East Water and Clinton. Schneider Emil, (of S. & Walluot,) h cor South Water and Clinton. OFFICE of 2the 0il7wakee Daily, Senatinel, RUFUS KING &, CO. 205 & 207 East Water Stcet,, Wames too ilate for regular inertioU ona praceling page.,37 Schneider Franz, cooper, bds Fond du Lae House. Schneider George, teamster, cor Main and Ogden. Schneider George A., meat market, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Schneider Heinrich, laborer, Vliet, bt Eighth andl Ninth,, N. Schneider Henry, shoemaker, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. Schneider Jacob, saloon and restoration, 230 East Water~ Schneider Joachanm, wiper, bds Horicon House. Schneider Johannes, drover, Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Schneider John. P., laborer, Fond du Lac, Brown's Addition. Schneider Leonhard, (of Stolz & S,) cot Main and Ogden. Schneider Peter, Thirt-eenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Schneider Philipp, laborer, N E cor'Washington and Jones. Schneider Win., laborer, Cherry near Twelfth. Schneland John, teamster, East Water, ht Division anld Knapp, W. S:3chnet Friedcriek, laborer, Hubbardc, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, N. Schnetz Theodore, mason, Seventh, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, Schnibery Philipp, shoemaker, North Water, bt Market and.. lain, W. Sechnider Leonard, brewer, S E cor' Main and Ogden. Schnitzler & Cassel, grocers, S W CO1.East Water and Biddle. Schaitzler William, (of S. & Cassel,) S W cot East Water and Biddle. Sehnoor John, fisherman, River, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Schloos Christian, cooper, S E cor Oregon and Hanover. Schnurstein Chas., carpenter, Fifth near Tamarack. Schobe Julius, teamster, S W cor Ninth and Tutonia. Schober S., cooper, Florida, Tt Geddi)gs anld M0onroe, o. Schoeffel Frederick, book binder, bds H. Muller. Schoeffler Ernst, laborer, Vliet near Fifteenth. Schoefiler Moritz, of Wisconsin. 1anner and Volksf'etuln, h Marketr, bt Biddle and Martin, E. See advertisement. Sehoekart A. A., cigar maker, bds 296 West Water. Schoelter Win., grader, Fourth bt Tamarack and Prairie. Schoemberger Christain, broom-maker, at H. Sehlensker. Schoeimbs John, teamster, East Water,' bt Division and Knapp. Schoen Carl, beer hall, Seventb, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Schoen Constantine, house mover, Eleventh, bt Galena and Walnut, ai Schoen Jacob, tailor, cor Tamarack and Eighth. Schoen P., shoeniaker, 203 West Water. Schoen Peter, laborer, Beers, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Schoen Peter, shoemoaker, S WX cor West Water and Eighth. Schoenbauin Sebastian, brick maker. Schoenecker John, shoemaker, Eleventh near Walnut. Schoenfeld Frederick, music teacher, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairi'e, W. Schoenfelder Anton, carpenter, cor Grove and Elizabeth. Schofer Johann, drayman, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, B. Schoff Johann, laborer, Hubbard, bt Beaubian and North, -. Schofield Nathaniel, carpenter, Sixth, near Vliet. Schofield Mrs. Mary, nurse, at B. Throop. OFFICE of fltae >a HYEay 7;1)$S irect;ory, ERVING-, BU-iICK & C,..._....... _ 27 _,;_ W:ter;Stree.. ~8 hia:ome.s too lae fi reg~ff. 4 i 1:D;Xivum e:ea?rcslin page, Scholl Jessie, Sixth, bt Spring and S nucamore, E. Schomnberger Johann, laborer, 1Walnut, ht Second and Third, S. Shondermiark Johann, fisheriman, S'W cotr Rail Road and Clinton. Sehonfelder Anton, carpenter, Reed, bt Scott arnd Madison, E. Schonleber Adolph, firniture, 293 Third. SCHOOL C01M IHS SIONERS ROOLf, lExelsior 3lock. Schoondernark Johannes, laborer, FouIth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Schorder Nicholas, carpenter. Schorndorfer Daniel, foundryman-, Mtonroe, near Virginia. Schortz Carl, laborer, Baulding, bt Short and Washington, tW. Schoster Augusta, housemaid, La F. Sc.ly's. Schott Carl, book keeper, N WV cor Walnut and Fiftil. Schott Chas., clerk, at Arnold & Suelflohn's. 8chottenberg Chas., cor Third and Cherry. 8Hhowalter Charles, shoe store, 310 Third. Schowalter John, turner, East Watber, bt Martin and J'ohnson. Schowert Jacob, teamster, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Schraeder John, laborer, Vliet, near Sixteenth. Schrak Catharine, housemaid, L. Comstock'1s. Schram Fritz, blacksmith, Cedar, bt Third and tounrth. Sehram J. R. & Co., grocers, 53 Chestnut. Schram Joseph, laborer, Mill, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Schbram Peter, drayman, N W cor Fourth and Sherman. Sehratmn G. G. & Co., grocers, 411 Chestnut. Schrank Frederick, mason, bds H. IMuller. Schrank Valentine, real estate, cor East Wat er and Biddle. Schrazeek Joseph, laborer, Fifth, bt Chlestnut and Prairie. Sehbreck Peter, maltscr,'Winnebago, bt Ni nth antd Tenth, S. Schredel Johann, laborer, Sixteenth, bt XWalnut and Fond dun Lac, E. Schreibauer Michael, laborer, cor East Water'and Knapp. Schreiber John, (of Hoffiman & Co.,) )Tamarack, bt Fourtt and Fiftth. Schrick Joseph, tailor, Jefferson near Lyon. Schreier George, vinegar factory, Walnut, bt Fifth tand Sixtsh, E. Schreiner Andrew, cooper, alley, bt Wells and Cedar, Third and Fourthb, Schreiner Anton, cooper, alley, bt Wells and Cedar, Third and Fourtlh. Schreiner Martin, carpenter, Market, bt Division and Knapp, W. Schreiner Peter, grocer, New road, near city line, S. Schroedel Joseph, laborer, Sixteentbh, bt Walnut and SherAman. Schroeder Andrew, confectioner, l[Kilwaukee, bt Miichigan and Hurotn. Schroeder Angelica, widow, Clinton, bt Oregon and Lake. Schroeder Albert, fresco painter, Fourth, bt Vliet and Poplin. Schroeder Bruno, clerk, at UG. G. Pfister & Co. Schroeder Carl, carpenter, Seventh, bt Cherry and[ Vliet, E. Schroeder Carl, cabinet-maker, N W cotr Walnut and Fifth. Schroeder Christian, carpenter, Scott, near Baulding, S. Schroeder Edwarsl, school teacher, Fifth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Schroeder F., laborer, Short, near Harnmon, S. OFICE of the ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, [1UFUS KING J, CO....... 2205 & 207 East Wateir Stret. ~ ames ooto laote f6or egiaar inserto on p croeding page. 289 Schroeder Franz W., ]Fourth, bt Taimarack and Prairie. Schroeder Fritz, brick -maker, near Burnrham's brick yard., Schroeder Gottlieb, laborer, N E cor Washington and Jones. Schroeder Heinrich. laborer, bt Tenth oand Eleventh, iN. Schroeder Henry-, carpenter, bds J. Doid. Schroede-r Hubert, carpenter, Elizabeth, bt Cook and Sandersoi, W. Schroeder Johann, laborer, Fond du Lac, E. Schroeder Johann, laborer, Tenth, bt Galena and Walnu t, W. Schroeder Michael, laborer, Oregon, bt Clinton and Reed. Schroeder Nicholas, carpenter, Hanover, bt Florida and Virginia, Wr. Schroeder Wilhelm, teamster, Mukwonago plank road, S. Schroeder Win., tannmer, Tamarack, near Third. Schroeering Johanna, widow, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galenta, E. Schrom Ludwig, mason, IMain, bt Division and Knapp, W. Schropp William, shoemaker, Twelfth, bt Galena and Walnut, VW. Schrupp iNicolaus, engineer, Winnebago, bt Niinth and Tenth, S. Schrveit Johann, teamster, Tutonia road, VIiet's addition, S. Schube Jacob, laborer, Fourth, bt Vliet and Clerry. Schuber Michael, pedler, bds Chestnut Street House. Schubert Carl, drayman, Foqrth, bt Cedar and Tamarack. Schubert Gottlieb, grocer, North Water, bt East Water and:l arket, TW. Schubert John, drsyman, Cedar, bt Third and.Foulrth. Schubert Win., clerk, Republican House. Schuebel Augtust, fialrier, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Schueber August, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth. Sehuckart Fredricka, widow,' ond du Lac road, E. Schuengel Paul, printer, Thirc, near Tanmarac k. Schueler Christopher, Grrier, 45 Chestnut. Schuele George F. carpenter, _Baulding, bt Park and ]Elizabeth. Sehuett F. & Co., groceries and liquors, 263 Market Square. Schuett Frederick, (of F. S. & Co., ) h Fourth, near Poplar. Schuett Theodor, mason, Fifth, near Beaubian. Schuettler Win., cabinet maker, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Schuetzber Seaman, laborer, North. Water, bt East Water aind ]Market. Schuh Nicholas, saloon, Cherry, near Eleventh. Schuler Charles F., grocer, TMarket, bt Johnson iand Martin, E. Schuler John. cigar maker, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Schuler Philipp, shoemaker, Seventh, bt Beers and Ilarmoyi, E. Sehulhoff Miehael, grocer, Third, bt Galena and Sherman. Schulr Frederick, wood turner, Short, bt Walnut and Shermaan. Schult Christoph, laborer, S:E cor Elizabeth and Jones. Schult John, laborer, Vliet, near Sixteenth. Schulte H., grocer, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarack. Schulte Heinrich, laborer, Tutonia road, near St. John's Cemetery. Schulte John, laborer, bds — Walworth. Schulte Victor, arcliitect, East Wat er, bt IDivision and Johnson, hI Jackson. bt Division and Mcartin. W. OFFICE of the Mi anaukee City Directory, EfIVING, BURDICK & CO..... 205 & 20; East Water Street. 2~40 Names too late f-oars relgtda inseartion on preceding page. Schulthers Conrad, fisherman, near Kinnikinnick river.'Schultz August, laborer, bds 1]. Miuller. Schultz Charles, laborer, North Lille, near Hubbard. Schultz Christian F., laborer, Short, near IH-armon Schultz Christian, blacksmith, Martin, bt East Water and River, S. Schultz Daniel, (of O'Neil & S,) chief engineer fire department, h Second., near Wells, E. Schultz Elizabeth, widow, Division, bt Main and Market..Schultz Francis, laborer, Division, bt East Water and River. Schultz Frederick, laborer, Eleventh, near Poplar.:Schultz Frederick, tailor, Market, bt Knapp and Division. Schultz Frederick, turner, Short, near Walnut. Schultz Heinrich, laborer, Hubbard, bt Lloyd and Beaubian. Schultz Jeremiah WV., tailor, Milwaukee, bt Chicago and Menomone. Schultz John, blacksmith, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Schultz John, cabinet maker, East Water, bt Knapp and Division..Schultz Winm., mason, East Water, bt Division and Knapp. Schultz William, laborer, Park, bt Brown and Sanderson, NV.;Schulz August, laborer, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition, S. Schulz August, shoemaker, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Schulz Christian, laborer, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Schulz Christian, bakery, N E cor Cherry and Twelfth. Schulz Christoph, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, S. Schulz Christopher, laborer, Galena, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, N. Schulz Edward, printer, bds Winnebago HIouse. Schulz Emil, carpenter, Tenth, bt Walnut and Sherman. Schulz Frederick, mason, Green Bay, bt Lloyd and Beanbian, VW. Schulz Jochen, laborer, Fond du Lac, near Twelfth, E. Schulz John, near Third, on old city line. Schulz Johann, laborer, Twelfth, near Walnut, W..Schulz Lewis, fisherman, Clinton, near Washington. Schulz Michael, laborer, Geddings, bt Park an8d Elizabetlh. -Schulz VWilliam, carpenter, on the canal. Schulz William, cooper, 44 Chestnut. Schulz Wm., laborer, Elizabeth, near Jones. Schumacher & Johnson, lock and. safe factory, 245 Eaast Water. See adwS.ctisement, page 36. Schumacher E., (of S. & Johnson,) 245 East Water. Schumacher Frederick, surveyor, 319 East Water. Schumacher Henry, saloon, East Water, bt Martin and Johnso:. W. Schumacher John P., laborer, Third, near Tollgate, -W. Schumacher John, tanner, East Water, bt Johnson and Martin, W. Schuman Frederick, cooper, Market; bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Schuman Peter, laborer, Oregon, bt Reed and Hanover, N. Schummert Johann, drayman, Tutonia road, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. Schunck Nicolas, brewery, Walnut, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Schunck Nicolaus, saloon, Galena, bt l.ighth and Ninth, S. .OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.___...... 205 & 207 East Water Street. iame ts oo late for regular insertion o preceding page. 241 Schunk Caspar, machinist, BMonroe, bt Park ancd Pierce, 7W. Schunk Christian, laborer, Monroe, bt Park and Pierce, E. Sehunk Mrs. M., widow; Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh. S. Schup Nicolaus, beer hall, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Schupp Philipp, miller, Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Schustack John, mason, Ninth, near Colton's addition. Schuster George, laborer, cor Vliet and Sixteenth. Schuster Heinrich, wagon shop, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Schuster Jacob, clerk, at Mack Bros., bds German Hotel. Schutte Frederick, carpenter, A-lumboldt road. Schutte Henry J., tinsmitb, bds D. Davis'. Schutte Victor, (of Ratinger & S.,) Biddle, bt Market and iain, W. Schuyler Thomas H., (of A. Bade & Co.,) insurance, N E.cor Detroit and Jefferson. Schwab & Bro., wines and liquors, 319 East Water. Schwab Benjamin, (of S. & Bro,) lMilwaukee, bt Biddle and ~MSartin, E. Schwab Charles, (of S. & Bros.,) bds B. Schwab's. Schwab John, wood turner, /Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh. Schwaninger, Alexander, machinist, Oneida, bt East Water and Front, S. Sehwaninger George, laborer, bds - Kelling. Schwaninger John, Monroe, bt Park and Pierce, W. 8chwank Andreas, laborer, Cold Spring road. Schwanz Michael, wagon maker, Seventh, bt Harmon and Lloyd, E.,Schwartz Anton, laborer, Lake, near Reed. Schwartz Charles, varnisher, North Water, near Ogden. Schwartz Joachim, laborer, Chesnut, near Ninth. Schwartz 3Matthew, shoemaker, Tenth, near Walnut. Schwarting Henry, laborer, bds M, Zelenka. Schwarting Hermann, city treasurer, office Excelsior Block, h 264 East Water. Schwartzberg Christian, Walnut, near Seventh. Schwartzberg C. W., Sixth, bt Walnut and Galena, W. Schwartzenberg M. H., grocer, N W oor Vliet and Eleventh. Schwartzensteiner Mathias, mason, Fond du Lac road, E. Schwarz Johann, teamster, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh. Schwefel Dr. Herman, (of Fessel & S.,) 255 East Water. Schweger Frederick, laborer, Walnut, bt Eighth and Ninth. Schweiger Joseph, carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Ogden and Lyon. Schweihart John, shoemaker, bds F. Schaefer. Schwirr Frederick, cooper, Third, bt Walnut and Sherman. Schweitzer Joseph, livery stable, Oneida, bt Main and Milwaukee, h Oneida, bt East Water and River, S. Schwendel Barthel, teamster,_ Twelfth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, W. Schwer Diedrich, cooper, Third, bt Galena and Sherman. Schwibinger Michael, gunsmith, N E cor Third and Sherman. Schwob John, tailor, Fond du Lae plank road, near City limits. Sechwomb Margaret, widow, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Galena. 8coates Richard, laborer, Vliet, bt Nineteenth and Twentieth, N. 17 OFFICE of the Eilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.0. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 4 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Scobis Joseph, musician, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Seollan Dennis, laborer, 68 Main. Scollan James, clerk, at J. H. Cordes. Scorlock John, laborer, Jackson, bt Michigan and Huron. Scott Alexander, fisherman, Erie, near Jackson. Scott Frank, clerk, at Chandler & Jennings, bs Mrs. Fellows. Scott Moses M., cashier State Bank of Wisconsin, h 261 t'ain. Scottlander Lewis, pedler, bds S. Feist. Sculley Catharine, widow, Cass bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Sculiy John, Union House, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson, S. Scully John, boarding, Jackson near Huron, E. Scurr Harriet, widow, Winnebago, near Ninth. Scurr & Flowers, produce agents, platform, M & i R R. Sourr Thomas, (of S & Flowers) Cass bt Oneida and Biddle E. Scurr Williamj house decorator, Fourth bt Poplar and Chesnut, W. Seabald Lawrence, carpenter, S E cor Market and Johnson. Seaben Jacob, carpenter, River, bt Division and Knapp, E. Seaman & Wing, cabinet ware rooms, 172 and 174 E Water, see adv. page 3. Seaman Alonzo D. (of S & Wing) N W cor Marshall and Division. Seaman August, carpenter, Market, bt Knapp & Ogden, E. Sebastian Jacob, tailor, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition, N. SECOND WARD BANK, 10 Chestnut. Secor Peter, dealer in horses, bds Mrs. C. Maynard. Secret F., tailor, Fifth bt Wells and Cedar, W. SECRETARY OF BOARD OF SCHOOL COIMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 12 Excelsior Block. SEE BOTE PRINTING OFFICE, Mason, bt East Water and Main, N. See advertisement. -Seefeld Carl, laborer, Beers, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Seefeld Joachim, fisherman, Harmon, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Seefeld Wilhelm, laborer, Sherman bt Green Bay and Second. Seefloth Carl, laborer, Elizabeth, near Jones, S. Seeger Christian, carpenter, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac. Seeger William, shoemaker, 319 West Water. Seehaber Johann, carpenter, S E cor Walnut and Second. Seeley Charles M., photographic gallery, 171~ East Water, h 423 Milwaukee. See advertisement. Seeley Mrs. Charles M., dressmaker, 423 Milwaukee. Seeley Lafitte, (of Hosford & S) Fourth bt Galena and Walnut, W. Seely John, carriage maker, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Seeman Conrad, grocer, S W cor Clinton and Scott. Seamann Fritz, fisherman, Clinton, near City line. Seery Ellen, widow, Elizabeth, bt Lyon and Ogdon, E. Seestaedt Henry, carpenter, Florida bt Reed and Clinton. Sefton Ellen, milliner, at Mrs. B. Doyle. Seger J. A., Secretary Board School Commissioners, h Eighth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. OFICgE of the 1ilwaukoe Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO..; - 20 5 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular inse tion on preceding page. 243 Segfried Paul, musician, bds Charles Moeller. Segl George, tailor, East Water bt Division and Knapp, E. Segmond Simon, liquors, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago, Sehaber John, carpenter, Second, near Walnut. Sehaetz Leonard, teamster, Oregon, bt Clinton and Reed. Sehway Frederick, wagon maker, Reed, bds Egelhoff. Seibel Michael, Erie H-ouse, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Seibert Edward, music teacher, 172 Van Buren. Seibert Dr. J. physician, 177 East Water, bds C. Ferneke. Seibert Madame Sophia, seminary, 172 Van Buren. Seide John, cabinet maker, Second, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Seidel Franceska, widow, 35 Chestnut. Seidler, laborer, bds F A Margraf. Seidel William, watchmaker, bds German Hotel. Seifert Henry 0., clerk Delorme & Quentin, bds F. Alpin. Seifert Henry, lithographer, Kneeland's block, h Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Seifert John, engineer, WVest Water, near Clybourn. Seifert Lewis, watchmaker, bds J Diedrich. Seiffner John, laborer, Tenth, near Winnebago. Seifield John, laborer, Monroe, bt Walker and Tineral. Seigert Joseph, gardner, bds J. Warneke. Seigfried Francis, dry goods and groceries, 33 East Water. Seiler H., Third, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Seiler John, broom maker at H. Schlensker. Sekend Harris, grocery, Third, near Cherry. Selby J., physician, Prairie bt Seventh and Eighth, S. Seleyv Edwin H., grader, Knapp, bt Astor and ElizabetL;, S. Selimann Christoph, mason, Elizabeth, bt Grove and lGreenbush. Selleck Isaac, bookkeeper, Davis & More, h Van T:Ircin, bt Oc, on, E. Sellig Frederick, locksmith, bds Rochester House. Sernmann Liborius, saloon, East Water, bt Biddle and Oneida, Senckhil Carl, Fisherman, N W cor Reed and Washington. Senft Valentine, laborer, Eleventh. Senftleben Henry, (of Smith, S. & Co.,) h 291 East Water. Senne John H., brewery, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth. Sennett Patrick, teamster, bds A Flood. Sennett, Barr & Co., iron founders and machinists, 38 E Water. ee advo page 70 and 71. Senthouse John Mason, N E cor Milwaukee and Chicago. Sentz Jacob, tailor, bds E Besehel, Ser John, musician, E Water, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Sercomb John (of Turton & S) Fourth, bt Spring and Syeamore, W. Settle Thomas, machinist, bds P. Ryan. SEVENTH WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL, Jefferson, bt Martin and Division, W. OFFICE of the Milwakee City Dliretory,9 ERVING, BURDICK & CO.... 205 & 207 East Water Street..Qz44 Names;oo late for regnular inerion o0: peei ng pac. Severynse Wilhelm, mason, Scott, bt Sanderson andl Brown. Seville James, (of Decker & S) Third, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Seville James, Jr., Spring, bt Third and Fourth. Seward J. P., butcher, Fourth, bt Chesnut and Prairie, E. Sexton, Bro., & Co., dry goods, 143 and 145, East WTater. See adv., p 5. Sexton Lester, (of S. Bro., & Co.,) 101 iMason. Sexton Kellogg, (of Dutcher & S.,) Van Buren, near Division, Wr. See adv. page 51. Sexton Thomas, laborer, Sixth, bt Clybourn and Fowler, E. Seymour David C., engineer, bds Olmsted 1House. Shadbolt & T{ason, builders, S E cor 3{ain and Mi@higan. Shadbclolt John, (of S. & Mason,) Van Buren, bt Biddle and ilcartil, E. Shaffer Edwarcd, tailor, Pleasant, bt Van Buren and Cass, S. Shalbes Joseph, carpenter, S WT cor Reed and Oregon. Shalloo John, laborer, Eighth, near -Hill. Shallco Micihael, laborer, Eighth, near HIill. Shannahan John, laborer, Milwaukee, bt MeInemonee and Polk, W. Shannahan John, Buffalo, bt East Wfater and Miain, S.. Shannahan Patrick, shoemaker, Eighth, bt Clybourn and Hill, r. Shannan Patrick, shoemaker, Eighth, near Hill. Shannon Henry J., waiter, hIilwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Shanely George, ship carpenter, bds National Hotel. Shanuel Martin, drayman, Market, bt Johnson and Division; WN. Sharp Charles, drayman, cor Wvashington and Clinton. Sharp Delia, at J. DeBow. Sharp Hugh, painter, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Sharp William, drayman, Washington, bt Clinton and Barclay. Sharpstein & Lathrop, publishers, of Daily News, Miason, bt East Water and Main. See advertisement. Sharpstein John RI., (of S. & Lathrop,) editor Daily News and post master, h 127 Van Buren. Sharr Antony, mason, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Shattuck Mirs. Ann, seamstress, 92 East Water. Shauc, ostler, bds F. A., Margraf. Shaugnessey James, bartender, Key Stone State Hotel. Shaughnessy Thomas, policeman, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Shautz Frederick, ostler, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Shaw Elijah, foreman at Bradley & Metcalf, h Clybourn, bt Seventh & Eighth, S. Shaw Harriet, widow, Milwaukee, bt Mlichigan and Huron. Shaw John, laborer, Hinman, bt Fowler and Menomonee. Shay Daniel, laborer, Beach, bt Menomonee and Juneau. Shay Jeremiah, laborer, Beach, bt Juneau and Oregon, VW. Shay John, teamster, Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee. Shay Peter, teamster, Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee, E. Shay Patrick, laborer, Van Buren, bt Huron and Detroit. Shea Philip, grocer, Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee. OFFICE of the MilwaukIet Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - - -- 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 245 Shea Philip, laborer, bds J. Kenny. Shea Thomas, teamster, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Polk, W. Sheay Patrick, clerk, bds 261 Main. Shehan Daniel, Louisiana House, rMain, bt Huron and Detroit. Shehan Jeremiah, laborer, Jefferson, bt Detroit and Buffalo, ]. Shehan Mathew, laborer, bds P. Mc'Manus. Shehen Thomas, laborer, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Shene Jeremiah, laborer, Van Buren, bt Huron and Michigan. Sheldon Addison C., clerk, at Jewell, Rice & Co., h Martin, bt Milwaukee and Jefferson. Sheldon S. L., mail agent on Lake Shore R R., bds Hawkins House. Shelton James, carpenter, bds C. Price. Shelly Sebastian, laborer, Sixteenth, near Cherry. Shennan J RI., tanner, N E ocor Galena and Sixth. Sheon Richard, teamster, bds Farmer's Inn Shields Patrick, shoemaker, bds J. Coughlin. Shields Thomas, section master, L C & M R IR, Poplar, near Eighth. Shinn George R., carpenter, bds G. R. Smith. Shleicher George, at J. Shleicher. Shleicher John, saloon, East Water, bt Johnson and Division. Shepard William, miller, bds G. R. Smith. Shephardson Clark, opposite Elizabeth, above Jones, S. Shepherd Clarence, hardware, 189 E Water h Oneida, near Jefferson, S. Shepherd David C., chief engineer, IM & B R R h Van Buren bt Mason and Oneida, E. Shepherd G. W & S., grocers, S Water, bt Ferry and Clinton, N. Shepherd G. W., (of G. MT. & S. S.,) S W cor Reed and Mineral. Shepherd Sewel, (of G. WT. & S. S.,) at G. W. Shepherd. Shepherd George W., 9 Spring. Sheppard James, clerk Merchant's Hotel. Sherbeid August, laborer, at Peter Duzolt. Sherick A., cooper, Poplar, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Ludington's Block. Sheriff James, vulcan foundry, Barclay bt Lake and S Water, h Grove, bt Oregon and Florida. See adclvertisement, page 27. Sherman Henry D., coal dealer, S Water, near Ferry, h S W cor Clinton and MIvineral. Sherman James K., tanner, on the Canal. Sherman Joseph R., tannery, Canal Water Power, bds A. L. Pierce. Sherman Morris, carpenter. Shern Patrick, laborer, Fourth. bt Chestnut and Prairie. Sherwood Jacob, engineer L C & M R Rt, Grove, bt Virginia and Park. Sherwood Capt. Josiah, Hanover, bt Virginia and Florida, E. Shew Henry, livery stable, cor South Water and Lake. Shields Albert, farmer, Washington, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Shields Williain, sailor, Pteed, bt?Mineral and Washington, W Shiemia- Joseph, mason, S:E cor Greenbussl and Walker. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO, 205 & 207 East Water Street. 246 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Shiff Lewis, (of Adler & S) Milwaukee, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Shine John, sawyer, Hanover, bt Virginia and Park, E. Shine Morris, sailor, Jefferson, bt Chicago and clMenomonee, W. Shinn Morgan E., mason. Shinner Matthias, laborer, Jackson, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Shlapp Conrad, painter, Market. bt Martin and Johnson, W., Shmiths Heinrich C., sailor, bds M Glesner. Shmitz Hubbard, works in foundry, bds J. Fisehbach. Shondorf Daniel, finisher, River, bt Ogden and Knapp, W. Shortell John, deputy sheriff, grocer, 96 Huron, office with H L. Page, Ludington's Block. Shortell Johanna, laundress, Milwaukee, near Erie, E Short Capt. Lewis, sailor, Hanover, bt Florida and Virginia, E. Shorts Capt. Hugh, mariner, cor Washington and Reed. Shosmyth Henry, painter, bds James Devine. Shots John, ostler, at J. Benton. Shoyer E. M. & Co., clothiers, 154 East Water. Shoyer Emanuel, (of E. M. S. & Co.,) 390 Milwaukee. Slhoyer Gabriel, (of E. M. S. & Co.,) 390 Milwaukee. Shoyer Samuel, (of E. M. S. & Co.,) bds G. Shoyer. Shoyer William L., dry goods, 146 East Water, bds Hotel Wettstein. Shrader Andrew, confectioner, Ferry, near the bridge, W'. Shrader Charles A., painter, bds A. Shrader. Shultz Frederick, tailor, Market, bt Division and Knapp, E. Shultz John, carpenter, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. Shultz William, mason, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Shunk Nicholas, cor Walnut and Ninth. Shurr Ferdinand, printer, at the Sentinel office, bds H. Palmer. Shurr Lewis, Jr., pressman at News office, bds L. Shurr. Shurr Lewis, artesian wells, Jackson, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Shuttelworth John, moulder, bds J. Orme. Shutz Frederick, teamster, Market, bt Martin and Jpohnson, W. Sias A., book keeper at Menomonee Hotel. Sibley Daniel, carpenter, 407 Milwaukee. Sibley William R., clerk, E. M. Shoyer & Co. Sibolt Lorenz, carpenter, cor Market and Johnson. Sichelsdorf John, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Sichling John, cooper, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Siddel James, grocer, Oneida, bt East Water and Main, N. Sidler Joseph A., watch-maker, bds Julius Pietsch. Sidebotham John, cabinet maker, 282 West Water. Siebel Frederick W., fisherman, Reed, bt Mineral and Washington. Siebel William, fisherman, cor Reed and Mineral. Siebelist Rudolph, joiner, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth. Sieben Gustav, livery stable, Front, bt Oneida and Mason, W, h 230 Main. Sieben Jacob, carpenter, Walnut, near Fourteenth. Sieben Johann, milkman, Lisbon Plank Road, near Toll Gate. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late:fo~i regular insertion on preceding page. 247 Sieben Tillman, real estate agent, bds G. Sieben. Siebert Daniel, drayman, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Siebert Frederick, wood turner, Walnut, bt Second and Third, S. Siebolt George, laborer, Vliet, near Tenth. Siefeldt Charles, laborer, Fifth, near Sherman. Siefeldt Joachim, laborer, Fifth, near Lloyd.,Siefeldt William, laborer, Sherman, bt Second and Green Bay. Siefert Henry, clerk, at Hansen, Westerman & Co. Siegee Baltez, teamster, Third, bt Sherman and Beers. Siegel Baldez, teamster, Third, near Beaubian. Sichel Philip, carpenter, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Siehil George, tailor, 319 East Water. Siegfried Francis, grocer, 33 East Water. Siegfried William, shoemaker, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Chicago, E. Siegling John, cooper, Fourth, }t Tamarack alid Prairie, E. Sieglitz Franz, mason, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth. Siegmund Albert, laborer, S E cor Greenbush and Walker. Sieka Christoph, cabinet maker, N of Fond du Lac. Siekhart Ferdinand, tailor, Fifth, near Wells. Siekhart Frederick, tailor, Fifteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Siekhart Gottfried, gardener, Watertown Plank Road, S.:Siekhart William, laborer, Cedar, near Seventh. Siemar Michael, laborer, Seventh, near Cedar. Siering Charles, joiner, Third, bt Walnut and Sherman. Sievinier George, carpenter, Seventh, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Sifert M., salesman, Sycamore, bt West \Water and Second, N. Sigerson John, (of McSorley & Co.,) bds 213 East Water. Signor Floyd, grader, Fifth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Sihwarzhaupt Margaret, laundress, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and HIuron, E. Sillock Joseph, mason Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Silke Charles, cabinet maker, 308 West Water, bds A. Borngesser. Silke Frederick, carpenter, Thirteenth, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Silkman John H., hats & caps, 152 East Water, h N E cor Cass & Martin. Silkman Charles H., atty, 227 East Water, h Cass, bt Martin and Biddle. Silvanus M. J,, machinist, bds W. R. Jones. Silver M. V. B., ship carpenter, bds R. Roberts. Silverman Emanuel, clothier, 112 East Water, h Biddle, bt Main and Milw;, ukee, N. Simmerling Charles, moulder, bds Hotel Wettsteln. Simeon Sister, principal St. Rosa Female Orphan Asylum. Simmert William, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Prairie and Chestnut. Simmons Christian, Beach, bt Menomonee and Chicago, W. Simmons William, book keeper, Wisconsin, bt Cass and Marshall. Simon Anton, laborer, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Simon Christian, Beach, bt Chicago and Menomonee. Simon Gottlieb, laborer, Fifth, near Lloyd. Simon George, 263 Third. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. _48 Names too Late for reg2ular insert'ion on preceding page. Simon Henry, cigar maker, Market, bt Biddle and Martin. Simon John, shoemaker, Walnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Simon John, carpenter, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar. Simon Kalmon, grocer, 256 West Water. Simon Nicholas, tobacco and cigars, Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Simon William, sailor, Walnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Simonson Ole, carpenter, South Water, near Lake. Simpson & Sons, meat market, East Water, bt Huron and Detroit. Simpson Henry, (of S. & Sons,) bds J. Simpson. Simpson John, (of S. & Sons,) 84 Michigan. Simpson John H., (of S. & Sons,) bds J. Simpson. Simpson, Leonard, carpenter, bds J Deane. Simpson William, ship carpenter, bds H. Scott. Sinclair & Gunnison, grocers, 40 East Water Sinclair William M., (of S. & Gunnison,) N E cor S ain and Johnson. Sinclair Mrs. L. C., widow, bds L. Kennedy. Sindorf Matthias, teamster, N W cor Seventh and Harmon. Singebush F., laborer, Tutonia road, near St John's Cemetery, S. Singer Sigmund, clerk, J. H. Rice. Singer William, paper hanger, bds Jas Devine. Singleton William. blacksmith, Clybourn, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Sinkard Antony, laborer, Market, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Sinkel John, laborer, Winnebago, near Ninth. Sinnett Ann, widow, N E cor Detroit and Van Buren, N. Sinnett Catharine, widow, Detroit, bt Beach and Van Buren, N. Sinnett John, sailor, bds Mrs. C. Sinnett. Sinnett Moses, carpenter, Detroit, near Beach, N. Sippel Frederick, ostler, bds Fond du Lae House. Siper Charles, bookkeeper, at Friend Bros. Sir Johan, musician, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle. Siska Joseph, blacksmith, Clinton, bt Oregon and Lake, S. Sitterle John, saloon, Market, bt Division and Knapp. Sitting Carl J., locksmith, S W cor Greenbush and Elizabeth. Sitterlich John, saloon, Market, bt Division and Knapp, E. Sivert Wilhelmina, widow, Vain Buren, near Huron. Sivyer, Terrill & Co., crockery, 59 East Water. Sivyer George J., (of S., T. & Co.,) bds William Sivyer. Sivyer, (of Porter & S.,) Clinton, bt Lake and Ferry. Sivyer Henry, mason, 51 Cass. Sivyer Joseph, mason, Cass, bt Oneida and Biddle, WT. Sivyer William, 377 Jackson. SIXTH WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL, Fourth, bt Cherry and Galena, W. Skahan Timothy, drayman, bds P. Skahan. Skahan Patrick, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago, TW. Skea Patrick, laborer, bds P. Delury. Skeley Peter. shoemaker, bds James Hennessy. Skelton John, Sycamore, bt Seventh anld Eighth, N. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. _ 205 & 207 East Water Street. TNames too late for regular iinsertion on preceding page. Q49 Skheden Bridget, housemaid, at M. MI. Scott. Skidmore Benjamin, wood-turner, Oneida, near the river h Elizabeth, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee, E. Skidmlore William, tailor, N W cor Van Buren and Huron. Skillen Henry, fireman, bds Milwaukee Exchange. Skinner Albert, laborer, bds R. Roberts. Skinner Morgan L., office'agent Milwaukee MAutual Insurance Company, L. 415 Milwaukee. Skinner Patrick, laborer, cor Milwaukee and Erie. Skinner William, saloon, Clinton, bt South Water and Lake, S. Slater James, machinist, Fifth, bt Spring and Sycamore. Slater John, laborer, Sycamore, bt Eighth and Ninth. Slattery John, drayman, Sycamore, near Eighth. Slemlan John, clerk, at Chandler & Jennings. Slensley John, boarding, Ferry, bt South Water and Lake. Sloan John, laborer, Lake, bt M1ichigan and Huron. Slocum Edward, fisherman,.Lake, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Slocum John, laborer, Johnson, bt 3Market and Main, S. Sluka John, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Greenbush and Grove, S. smalley J. E., clerk, at Walker House Smaus Conrad, cooper, bds A Ehlhardt. Smith Ann M., dressmaker, Galena, bt Fourth and Fifth. Smith Abram D., Judge Supreme Court, h N E cor Spring and Tenth. Smith Albert, Justice of the Peace, office Juneau Block. Smith Albert, porter, Eastern Hotel. Smith Andrew, boiler maker, N W cor Grove and NWalker. Smith A. Patterson, real estate, No. 4, Excelsior Block, h 364 Main. Smith Bridget, widow, Huron, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Smith B. G., mason, bds Niagara House. Smith Charles, barness maker, 205 West' Water. Smith Charles, ladies' clothing, Spring, bt Second and Third. Smith Charles, at Baltic House. Smith Christian, machinist, bds H. Seiler. Smith Cynthia, widow, Vliet, near Eighth. Smith & Co., steam boiler makers, cor Oregon and Reed. Smith Mrs. C. H., S WT cor Third and Prairie. Smith David, book-keeper, MLarshall, bt Ogden and Knapp, W. Smith Edward, blacksmith, Chicago, bt East NWater and IMaim, N.. Smith Edward, gilder, 92 East Water. Smith George, butcher, ~, bt Lake and Reed. Smith George, Elizabeth, bt Monroe and Geddings. Smith G. R., Union Saloon, 377 and 379, Third. Smith G. W., clerk, M & C R R, bds Central Hotel. Smith Mrs. H. A., 360 Jackson. Smith Henry, moulder, Fifth, near Fowler. Smith Henry C., (of Boynton & S.,) bds P. B. Boynton. Smith Henry, brakeman, 1N W cor Third and fWalnut. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO...- 205 & 207 East Water Street. Q50 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Smith Henry, carpenter, N W cor East Water and Ogdtln. Smith Hiram, drayman, N E cor Jackson and Ogden. Smith James M., blacksmith, Greenbush, bt Virginia and Park, W. Smith James R., bricklayer, Fourth. bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Smith J. B. & Co., planing mill and sash factory, West Water, bt Fowler and Mienomonee. See advertisement, page 48. Smith John B., president of the Milwaukee & Horicon Rail Road. Smith John C., clerk, at Littell & Baker, bds B. Kellogg. Smith John C., grading contractor, S W cor Hanover and Virginia. Smith John, cutter, at Bradley &!MNetcalf, Ninth, bt Sycamore & Clybourn. Smith John McD., (of Louis & S.,) Louis House. Smith J. E., carpenter, bds E. M3{ellen. Smith John E., green grocer, 10 and 12 Market House, h Cedar, bt Tenth and Eleventh. Smith John, fisherman, Lake, bt Michigan and Wisconsin. Smith John, tailor, North Water, bt Main and Ogden, E. Smith John, laborer, bds F. A. Margrafi; Smith John, fireman, bds Union Saloon. Smith John, tailor, North Water, bt East Water and Mlarket, W. Smith John, stone-cutter, Chicago, near Jefferson, N. Smith Joseph, carpenter, Main, bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Smith Joseph, sailor, Brown, bt Elizabeth and Park, E. Smith Julius 0., boiler maker, at Menzel, Cunmmings & Goodrich. Smith Lindsey, at L. Ward. Smith Mlary, widow, N WX cor Jefferson and Buffalo. Smith IM., whitewasher, Wells, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Smith Michael, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Vliet and Poplar, Smith Michael, clerk, bds Farmers' Inn. Smith 0., book-keeper, Vulcan Foundry. Smith Patrick, mason, Beach, near Detroit, VW. Smirh Patrick, laborer, bds John Dillon. Smith Patrick, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Smith Peter, porter, at Goodrich & Terry. Smith Peter, carpenter, 28 Wells. Smith Philo L., carriage repository, S W cor Spring and Second, bds American House. Smith Rachel, widow, 360 Jackson. Smith Rebecca, widow, seamstress, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon. Smith Richard, mason, Beach, near Detroit, W. Smith Robert, cashier and chief clerk M & H R R, bds J. A. Pirie. Smith &, Salomon, attorneys, No. 4, Kneeland's Block. Smith Winfield, (of S. & Salomon,) 107 Spring. Smith, Senftleben & Co., gas fitting, S E cor Reed and Lake.,See adertisement, page 10. Smith Wm., (of S., Senftleben & Co.) h 343 East Water. Smith S. C., physician, Virginia, bt Hanover and Greenbush, N. Smith Thomas, machinist, bds P. Landey. OFFICE of'the lMilwaukee Dally Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Stieet. Nanes too late for regular insertion on preceding page. i51 Smith Wm. G., tailor, 18 Wisconsin. Smith Win. Riley, attorney, Oneida, bt Main and Milwaukee. Smith William, carpenter, S E cor Knapp and River. Smith William, tailor, Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth. Smith William, sailor. Beach, near Detroit, TWT. Smitka Franc, carpenter, Twelfth, near Cherry. Smtits Hermann; blacksmith, Monroe, bt Elizabeth and Walker, E. Smitt K., widow, at James Phalen. Smitz H., blacksmith, N E cor Third and Wells. Smotiach Ole, laborer, Cass, above Brady. Smyth Mrs. Patrick, h Van Buren, bt Martin and Biddle. Snow Bonophans, stone cutter, S E cor Tlarket and Johnson. Snow & Williams, wagon makers, cor MiciifCan and Mlain. Snow Luther A., (of S. & WTillianms,) Ogdenr,!-t,aekson and Jefferson. N. Snyder Reuben, engineer, bds Uniion Saloo1n. Soalley Charles, painter, bds J. Ulrich. Sobert Frederick, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Sodermanna Christoph, carpenter, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Sodermlan, tailor, Vliet, near Twelfth. Soeberg Hans 0., tailor, Milwaukee, bt Chicago and Menomonee, E. Soetsch John, shoemaker, Astor, bt Biddle and Martin. Sohr Ludwig, nail smith, Tutonia road, near St. John's Cemetery. Sokup Jacob, laborer, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth. Solle Andrew, laborer, Fifth, bt Walnut and Sherman. Solley George P., carpenter, 92 Michigan. Solon Gerritt, laborer, eor Walnut and Sixteenth. Somers John, carpenter, Eighth, near Poplar. Sommar Carl, carpenter, Market, bt Division and Knapp, E. Sommer Charles F., laborer, Fourth, near Lloyd. Sommer Charles G., lather, River, bt East Water and Knapp. Sommer George, brewer, bds J. Obermann. Sommer Johann, laborer, Baulding, bt Washington and Scott. Sondermann Wm., blacksmith, 1arket, bt Johnson and Division. Sonnen Margaret, widow, seamstress, bds H. Stollberg. Sonner Leonhard, mason, S E cor Sixth and Lloyd. Sonnenshein Frederick, upholsterer, Seventh, near Poplar. Sonschaenn Frederick, cabinet maker, Third, bt Sycamore and Clybourn. Sontag Maria, widow, Cherry, near Fourteenth. Sontag Werner, cooper, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Sorgenberger George, bricklayer, Chestnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, W. Sorns Henry, saleratus maker, Fourteenth, bl Walnut and Galena. Sosse L., carriage maker, alley, bt Wells and Cedar, Third and Fourtll. Soulen G., laborer, Walnut, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, N. SOUTH PRESBYTERIAN CHUIRCH, Hanover, bt Park and Pierce, E. Southwell Carl P., machinist, Johnson, bt Market and Main, S. Southwell George, carpenter, 539 Jefferson. Southwell George, Jr., builder, N E cor Milwaukee and Biddle. OFFICE of the ilwaukee City Directory9 ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. iE52 WNames too' late for regular insertion on preceding page. Southwell William, carpenter, bhds Geo. Southwell, Jr. Sower Joseph, laborer, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Spaan Henry, green grocer, 9 and 11 Market House. See adv., page 24. Spaar Conrad, cigar maker, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, E. Spaenler Casimir, laborer, Beers, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Spangenberg Charles L., wines and cigars, 228 East Water, h 316 E Water. Spangenberg Emil, attorney, 9 Albany Building, h 366 Main. Spaulding H. W., principal Sixth Ward School, bds B. C. Fitzhugh. Spaulding Warren, Beers, bt Second and Third, N. Spearman L. S., physician, bds James Heeth. Specs Rev. S. G., pastor First Presbyterian Chureh, h 416 Milwaukee. Speich John, grocer, North Water, bt Milwaukee and Ogden, W. Spel John, laborer, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Spelde Benj., cooper,'Fourth, near Cherry. Spellan Thomas, laborer, Van Buren, bt Huron and Michigan, E. Spellin Jeremiah, laborer, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass. Spellin iMary C., at J. Spellin. Spelman Patrick, laborer, bcds E. Delehanty. Speelman William, grocer, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida. Spence James, mason, Lyon, bt Van Buren and Jackson, N. Spence James, carpenter, bds James Spence. Spence Thomas, builder, Lyon, bt Van Buren and Jackson, N. Spence William, gardener, N W cor Astor and Lyon. Spencer Edward W., printer, bds Irs. C. P. Brown. Spencer Jas. A., lumber yard, South Water, near Lake. Spencer William, machinist, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Spendix George, cooper, Thirteenth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, W. Sperer George, boarding, N WT cor East Water and Biddle. Sperling Henry, carpenter, 301 Third. Sperry Abel, carpenter, Galena, bt Second and Third, N. Sperry & Greene, mason builders. Sperry Pearl H., (of S. & Greene,) bds John J. Greene. Speykernagle Henry, confectioner, bds M. K:Reibold. Spice John, (of Raymond & S.,) 16 Wisconsin. Spiegel Fred., musician, 355 East Water. Spiegel Johanna, midwife, 255 Third. Spiegel Simon, tailor, 255 Third. Spiegelberg Christopher, brewer, Maiil, bt Divison and Knapp, W. Spiekermann VWin, fisherman, East Water, bt Knapp and River. Spies John, laborer, Market, bt Knapp and Division. Spindler Frederick, drug store, Winnebago, bt Tenth and. Eleventh, S. Spingler Casinier, laborer, Sixth, near Sherman. Spink J. L., teller at MIarshall & Ilsley, h 443 Jefferson. Spohn Oswald, cooper, hds Chestnut St. House. Spohn Donatus, cabinet maker, East XWater, bt Division and Johnson, E, Sporl George, shoemaker, East Water, bt Johnson and Division. Sporl John, grocery, East'Water, bt iM3artin and Johnlson, E. OFFICE of the 2Iwaurkee Daily Sent s~el, RUFUS KING & C O.. 205 & 207 East Water Street., Namns too late for rmegwua inse')rtion n preceding pnage. Q53 Sporleder Fred., carpenter, Fifth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Sprague C. H., widow, alley, near Fowler, bt Second and Third. Sprague E., carpenter, Virginia, bt -reenbush and Hanover, S. Sprague James, carpenter, bds MTArs. C. H. Sprague. Sprague Joseph D., carpenter, at C. H. Sprague. Spranger Gottlieb, carpenter, N E cor East Water and Ml artin. Sprecher MIvoritz, wood worker, N W' cor Thirteenth and Galena. Sprengling Andrew, clerk, bds J. Yonker. Sprengling Peter, (of ITibbals & S,) bds J. Yonker. Sprenk H., carpenter, Eleventh, bt WTalnut and She-ian, m. Sprenk Peter, carpenter, Eleventh, bt Walnut and She1:nan, _ Spried A., carpenter, Greenbush, bt Hanover and Florida SPRING ST. MEAT ifARKET, S W ear Spring and Tlhird; Codington & Kimbhall, proprietors. Spuhler John, harness maker, Lalke, bt Clinton in d _Reed. Sreek Joseph, tailor, Jefferson, bt Oregon and Lyon, E. Staats B. & S. W., lumber and grain merchants, West Water" n1ear 3iVenolnonee. See adv. page 30. Staats Barent, (of B. & S. W. S.,) bds S. W. Staats. Staats Samuel Wt., (of B. & S. Wt. S.,) h1 Cass, bt Oneida and Biddle, E, Stabs Frederick, clerk, E, E. H. Einbock. Stacy Nathaniel; machinist, bds 3Mrs E. Evans. Stache Godfried, laborer, Brown, bt Elizabeth and Park, Stade Frederick, clerk, East Water, bt Martin and Biddle, E. Stadel Morris, gardener, Fond du Lao road. Stadler John A., baker, Florida, bt Geddings and Mtonroe, S. Stadler Joseph, physician, S E cor Vliet and Fifth. STADD PRAG HOUSE, Clinton, bt Lake and Oregon, S. Stadd K., N E cor Elizabeth and Brown. Staff George C., millinery, 292 East Water, h 310 West Wgater. Staff George C., 312 Third. Staff John, 312 Third. Stafford Isaac, ship carpenter, N E cor iMonroe and Elizabeth. Stahl Carl, cigar factory, Tutonia road. Stahl George, millwright, Seventh, bt Cedar and Tamarack, W. Stahlin Antony, tailor, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Stakart J., at J. B. Maxfield. Staley Henry, laborer, bds H. M. Haussaer. Stamm Elizabeth, widow, Greenbush, bt Park and Pierce, W. Stamm Ferdinand, tinsmith, bds T. Stamm. Stamm Theodore K., hardware, Reed, bt Lake and Oregon. Stamm Carl, tinsmith, bds T. Stamm. Stamm Joseph, tinsmith, bds T. Stamm. Stammer Henry, tobacco and cigars, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth, S" Standclher A., ostler at Rail Road House. Standler Hans, sailor, Hanover, bt Lake and Oregon. Stanford Capt. Edward, bds Capt. Stewart. OFFICE of the ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... ] 205 & 207 East Water Street. 254 iNames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Stanler Martin, mason, bds H. Schumacher. Stanley Mrs. E. M., seamstress, N' E cor Hanover and Pierce. Stanley Capt. Henry, cor Clinton and Reed. Stanton D., grocery, 273 Third. Stanton Williaml E., contractor, bds Tremont House. Staples Rev. N. A., pastor Church of the Redeemer, h Oneida, bt Astor and Marshall, N. Stapleton Edward, laborer, bds Farmer's Inn. Stapleton Francis, laborer, S W cor Jackson and Chicago. Stapleton Mary, widow, at J. St. John. Stapleton Patrick, laborer, bds Farmer's Inn. Stapleton Thomas, laborer, Oregon, bt Geddings and Baulding. Starch John, joiner, bds Kruecke. Stark Abel, carpenter, Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Stark Charles G., clerk at Bradford Bros. Stark Christoph, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarck. Stark Henry, laborer, Eleventh, bt Vliet and Poplar. Stark & Prentiss, attorneys, N XW cor 5Main and Wisconsirj. Stark Joshua, (of S & Prentiss,) 61.3]ason. Stark J. Edwarcld, clerk. bds J. Stark. Stark M., salesman, bds Hotel Wettsteit. Stark William H., grocer, N E cor Huron and Van Buren. Starke Frederick, bridge builder, Fifth, bt Chesnut and Prairie, E. Starke Henry, carpenter, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. i'Starke S,, laborer, bds Horicon House. Starkey Thomas, boot-maker, bds J. D.: Bellows, Starks G. S. Lord, professor at Milwaukee University, bds J. B. Judson. Starkweather G. E., (of Tibbitts, S & Co,) commission merchant, cor Erie and Milwaukee, ]ds Walker House. Starkweather G. A. & J. C., attorneys, office State Bank building. Starkweather Geo. A., (of G. A. & J. C. S.,) Cass, bt Division and Martin, Starkweather John C., (of G A & J C S,) Cass, bt Division and Martimn Starz Jacob, laborer, cor Reed and Oregon. Starr August, carpenter, Tamarack, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. STARR'S JOB PRINTING office, Juneau Block. Starr Elisha, proprietor of Starr's printing office, h 292 Milwaukee. Starr Henry A., (of Miller & S,) bds E. Starr. STATE BANK of WISCONSIN, N E cor E Water and Michigan. Staub Philip, cabinet maker, Prairie, near Fifth. Staudacher John, cabinet maker, bds J. Schlatter. Stauldocker John, carpenter, Main, bt Division and Knapp, W. Stauss Julius, wagon shop, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Stautzel A., hatter, S W cor Ogden and Market. Stavata G., wagon-maker, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Stavenueter Gustavus, painter, bds Golden Lyon. Staykart John, potter, West Water, near Clybourn. Steather S., umbrella-maker, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. —. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Q55 Stearns Thomas, machinist, bds Charles Jarratt. Steart J oseph, laborer, Murray's Addition. Stearns J. W., proprietor of American House, 27, 29 and 31 Spring. Steber John, meat market, Third, bt Sherman and Beers. Stecher Carl, tailor, Cherry, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, S. Stecher John G., laborer, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Steckling A., carpenter, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Steckness Henry, carpenter, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral.' Steele Chester, (of Atkins & S.,) 89 Mason. Steele & Co., vinegar factory, Ferry, near South Water. Steele J., (of S. & Co..) h Ferry, W. Steever M., (of Lakin & S.,) Mukwonago plank road, Eighth Ward. Steffard Isaac, ship carpenter, cor Monroe and Elizabeth. Steffen Peter, teamster, East Water, near Knapp. Stege Fritz, laborer Beers, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Stege Gottlieb, laborer, Fifth, near Beers. Steger John, farmer, Fond du Lac road, E. Steidle A., midwife, cor Lake and Reed. Steiger John G., laborer, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant. Steikle Godfried, mason, N W cor Park and Brown. Stein Conrad, carpenter, Green Bay, near Harmon. Stein Brothers & Co., clothiers, 140 E. Water. Stein Daniel, (of S. Brothers & Co.,) bds Walker House. Stein Meyer, (of S. Brothers & Co.,) Baltimore, Md. Stein Salomon (of S. Brothers & Co.,) Baltimore, Md. Stein Samuel, (of S. Brothers & Co.,) Baltimore, Md. Stein Conrad, carpenter, Greenbay, bt Beers and Harmon, N. Stein J., clerk, bds P. Schoen. Stein Louis, pedler, Twelfth, bt Galena and Cherry, Nv. Stein Mathias, gunsmith, No 26 Market. Stein Paul, laborer, C. Hawley. Steinam Simon, clerk at S. Adler, bds C. Sieben. Steinback Catharine, widow, laundress, East Water, near Knapp. Steinbauer George & Co., vinegar factory, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Steinbauer George, (of G. S. & Co.,) h Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Steinbeis Carl, shoemaker, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Steiner Charles, cabinet maker, bds J. Schlatter. Steiner Edward, beer hall, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Steinhart Jacob, (of Smith, Senftleben & Co.,) Third, bt Spring and Wells. Steinhart Simon, pedler, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Steinemyer William, clerk, Mack Bros., bds American House. Steinle Franceska, widow, on the Canal. Steinle Joseph, tailor, Knapp, bt Market and Main. Steinmann Henry, teamster, Galena, near Eleventh. Steinmiller Wm, mason, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden. Steittele Joseph, laborer, Rail Road, bt Monroe and Grove, N. Steitz George, barber, River, bt Knapp and Division. OFFICE of tle AilLfwaukee cty aDirectory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 2o07 East Water Street. o256 amres too late fo r egular insertion on preceding page@ Steitz Henry, laborer, bds Chestnut Street House. Stell Jerome, foreman at Devereux's, h Ferry, near Lake, Stelling August, carpenter, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Stelling Carl, tanner, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Walker, E. Stelle Philip, blacksmith, bds F. Sechaefner. Steller Warner, laborer, Short, near Harmon. Stenzel Emil, eap-maker, Division, bt Main and.3Miarket. Stephan Emil, architect, bds J. Boetzow. Stephan Henry, laborer, Fourteentbh, bt Walnut and Galena. Stephen MIartin, carpenter, North Water, bt Milwaukee and Ogden, W. Stephen Michael, laborer, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. Stern Bernard, clerk, bds Hermann Stern. Stern Elizabeth. widow, laundress, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden. Stern H. Jr. & Bro, dry goods, 212 East Water. Stern Henry, (of H. S. & Bro.,) N E cor Cass and Ogden. Stern Herman, (of H. S. & Bro.,) N E cor Cass and Ogdcen. Stern Moses, clerk, at B. Millner. Stern William, fisherman, East Water, bt Martin and Biddle, E. Stern William, tailor, bds Republican House. Stertzer Sebastain, umbrella maker, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Steter Carl, joiner, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Stevens George C., commission merchant, at Armstrong & Co., h Division, bt Van Buren and Cass. Stevens George C., music teacher, 539 Jefferson. Stevens GArge E., carpenter, Ferry, near Lake. Stevens G. H., grocer, 198 West Water, bds L. Kennedy. Stevens J. E., lumber Yard, River, North of Oneida. See advertisement, pages 12 and 37. Stevens James, sailor, S E cor Grove and Pierce. Stevens Joseph, cook, cor Fourth and Tamarack. Stevenson John, carpenter, Jackson, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Stevenson Thomas H., (of Brookes & S.,) Main, bt Wisconsin and Michigan, W. Stevenuter G. A., painter, bds P. J. Gross. Steward Henry, clerk, at Lake brewery. Stewart Alexander, farmer, Chicago road, near city line. Stewart A., clerk, at Johnson & Olmsted, bds L. Kennedy. Stewart George, joiner, N W cor Monroe and Park. Stewart Gowan, saloon, S W cor Reed and Oregon. Stewart James, sailor, Grove, bt Virginia and Park, E. Stewart Capt. James, N E cor Greenbush and Florida. Stewart Capt. John, S W cor Greenbush and Mineral. Stewart John W., Revere House, 351 Third. Stewart Joseph T., ship carpenter, S W cor Greenbush and Scott. Sthriver Christian, cooper, Seventh, near Vliet. Stiehl Anton, basket maker, Fond du Lac, Brown's addition. Stiekert Adam, carpenter, Scott, bt Greenbush and Grove, S. ?OFFICE of the jilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. i57:Stiens John IH., tailor, Main, bt Johnson and Division, E..Stieren Theodore, gardener, Lisbon plank road. Stiffter M., clerk, at Mack Bros., bds S. Feist. Stiles B. F., (late of Stearns & S.,) at American House. Stiller Joseph, laborer, cor Astor and Knapp. Stimer John MI., laborer, Madison, near Cook, N. Stimiller William, mason, Market, bt Division and Knapp, E. STIMSON'S HOTEL, N E cor East Water and Detriot. Stimson Bailey, proprietor Stimson's Hotel. Stirn Henry, looking glasses and pictures, 15 Chestnut. ST. GAULS' CATHOLIC CHURCH, S W cor Second and Sycamore. ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Spring, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, N V cor Hanover and Pierce. ST. JOHANNES CHURCH, N W cor Fourth and Prairie. ST. JOHN'S INFIRMARY, Jefferson, bt Martin and Division, E. St. John Mrs. Agnes J., dress maker, Martin, bt Market and Main, N. St. John John, drayman, Milwaukee, bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. St. John Patrick, laborer, bds Farmers' Inn. St. Johns Reuben G., carpenter, Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, N W cor Eleventh and Cherry. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, N E cor Mason and Jefferson. ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, cor Hanover and Elizabeth. Stock Gottlieb, laborer, cor Sixteenth and Walnut. Stock William, laborer, Fifteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Stoeckert Adam, carpenter, bds Eglehoff. Stoeper John, meat market, Third, bt Sherman and Beers. Stoffal Dominick, tailor, North Water, opposite Milwaukee. Stoker John W., machinist, S W cor Tamarack and Fourth. Stokes Edward, laborer, bds E. Delehanty. Stokes James, laborer, Main, bt Chicago and Menomonee. Stokez James, sailor, Milwaukee, bt Menomonee and Polk, W. Stoll Jacob, tailor, N XW cor Fifteenth and Galena. Stoll Jacob, blacksmith, bds Washington House.:Stoll John, clerk L. Bonnell's. Stoll Peter, carpenter, Cherry, near Eleventh. Stollberg Hermann, laborer, East Water, bt Knapp and Ogden. Stollberg Johann, laborer, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Stolpa Gottlieb, cooper, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Stolper Gottlieb, teamster, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Stolt S. G., second-hand ware, Spring, bt Third and Fourth, S.;Stolte Charles, ship carpenter, Beach, bt Polk and Oregon, W. Stolz & Schneider, brewery, cor Main and Ogden. Stolz Henry, (of Schneider & S.,) brewer, S E cor Main and Ogden. Stoltz John, musician, bds G. Sieben. Stolz Michael, distiller, Main, bt Ogden and Knapp, E. Stolz Robert, laborer, bds R. Robert Stoltze John, grocery, cot Yliet and Third. 18 OFFICE of the Milsaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO, 0, 205 & 207 East Water Street. 2iZ5i8 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Stone Alvin A., machinist, Lake, near M. & L. C. R. R. Round House. Stone Charles H., clerk, bds 417 Milwaukee. Stone Edward H., clerk, H. J. Nazro & Co. Stone James B., (of Dibble & S.,) bds E. M. Joslin. Stone Captain Lippard, marine inspector, Hanover, near Pierce. Stone M. M., bds Fountain House. Stone M. & M., machinists, N W cor Reed and South Water. Stone Marvin, (of M. & M. S.,) bds Matthias Stone. Stone Matthias, (of M. & MN. S.,) h Sixth, bt Hill and Fowler. Stone Simon, fruit, 124 East Water. Stoner Augustus, pattern maker, 2 Spring. Stoner Charles D., at J. W. Bass, bds Mrs. J. A. Freeman. Storey John, carpenter, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Storch Severin, carpenter, Ogden, near Jackson. Storch Valentine, laborer, Tenth, bt Galena and Mill, W. Storer Joseph, shingle maker, cor West Water and Clybourn. Storey G., brewery, Spring street Hill. Storey John, carpenter, Jefferson, bt Michigan and Huron. Storey Robert E., clerk, bds Hawkins House. Storey William, boots and shoes, Lake, bt Barclay and Clinton, S, hl S E. cor Pierce and Monroe. Storm Peter:R., produce and commnission,'West Water, near M. & M. depot, bds Walker House. Storres S., cabinet maker, Ogden, bt Jackson and Van Buren, N. Storrs & Nute, produce agents, 1M. &; M. grain depot. Storrs Nathaln G., (of S. & Nute,) bds L. Kennedy. Stortz Gottlieb, laborer, Walnut, bt Green Bay and Second, N. Stothammer Johann, painter, Ninth, bt Galena and Miill. Stott Samuel G., second hand wares, Spring, bt Third and Fourth. Stotzheim John, paper carrier, Sixth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Stouse G., blacksmith, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, W. Stowell J. M. & Co., machinists, Florida, near iReed. Stowell John NI., (of J. M. S. & Co.,) h 145 Cass. Strady. harles, clerk, Chestnut, near Twelfth. Strady Charles, clerk, G. P. Hewitt, h Fifth, bt Spring and Wells, E. Strakowsky Julius, saloon, 386.Third. Stransky Isaac, dry goods, 45 Spring. Strasen Henry, laborer, Twelfth, near Fond du Lac, E. Straser Joseph, pedler, Division, bt Market and East Water, S. Strassburger Henry, mason, Sanderson, near Walker. Strassbury Catharine, widow, N E cor Sanderson and Washington. Straszer James, yeast pedler, Division, bt East Water and Market. Strathearn William, carpenter, Marshall, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. Straub John, on the canal. Straub Jacob, on the canal. Straub Joseph, stone cutter, Third, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Strauss William, shoemaker, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily bentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. 2 -.205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late fo: regular insertion on preceding page. Q59 Strauss- Meyer, cigar store, 207 East Water, h Racine, bt Lyon & Pleasant. Strauss Peter, cabinet maker, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Strazburger Wm., carpenter, Chestnut, near Tenth. Strecker Charles, miller, bds Washington House. Strecker Fritz, miller, Galena, bt Fifth and Sixth. Streckmest Henry, carpenter, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral. Streeter Alton, clerk, at H. N. Hempsted. Streeter S. R., Juneau Block, h 290 Main. Streeter S. R. att., Juneau Block, h Johnson, bt Main and )Milwaukee. Streiff Johann J., shoemaker, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, S. Streissguth Rev. W., pastor St. John's church, h Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. Streits Lorenz, Green Bay, near Beaubian. Streng Frederick, cooper, 44 Chestnut. Stretz Andrew, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Lyon and Ogden, W. Streyt Johann, at A. F. Suelfohn, h Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Strickland & Co., books and stationery, 134 East Water, See advertisement, Ist page cover, Strickland Winm., (of S. & Co.) h Mason, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Strieber Chr., cooper, Seventh, bt Vliet and'Poplar, E. Striggow Fritz, blacksmith, bds Kelling. Stringfellow Theophilus, confectionery, 23 Mason. Strobel Victor, laborer, bds Washington House. Strobel Victor, potter, bds Swiss Home. Strobsen Valentinc, sailor, bds Lund. Stroebe Barbara, widow, Fifth, bt Walnut and Galena. Stroebe Charles, pail maker, Fifth, bt Galena and Walnut, E. Stroebel J., shoemaker, Thirteenth, bt Cherry and Galena, E. Strohm Peter, shoemaker, Walnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, E. Strohmeyer Conrad, shoemaker, N W cor Walnut and Third. Strohn & Reitzenstein, tobacco and cigars, 262 West Water. Strohn, (of S. & R.,) h 384 Fourth. Strohm Peter, shoemaker, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Strong George, merchant, Pierce, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Strong Moses M., land commissioner L C & MI R R, bds Newhall House. Strong Robert H,, (of Kellogg & S,) S W cor Jackson and Oneida. Strong & Co., billiard tables, 90 Chicago. Strong William F., (of S & Co.,) 90 Chicago. Stropp George, commission merchant';, h Fourteenth. bt Walnut and Galena. Strott John, cabinet maker, Jackson, bt Lyon and Ogden. ST. ROSA'S ORPHAN ASYLUM, Jackson, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Struett Herman, tailor, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Strunk Gerrit, mason, Walnut, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Strunk H., mason, Walnut, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Stry John, clerk, Chestnut, near Twelfth. ST. STEPHEN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, N W cor Grove and Mineral. Stuart Capt. James, mariner, cor Greenbush and Florida. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO....... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 260 Names too late for regular inserti.on on preceding page. Stuart Samuel, carpenter, bds J. R. Evans. Stubbs Capt. Robert, Astor bt Pleasant and Kewanne, W. Stuckart & Stahl, furniture store, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Stude Frederick, laborer, East Water, bt Market and Biddle. Stuetze Gustav A., millinery, 331 Third. Stufel Jacob, tailor, bds E. Beschel. Stuffelben James, carpenter, Scott, bt Monroe and Gedding, S. Stults Joseph, laborer, Murray's Addition. Stump Carl, joiner, Mill, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Stumpf J., blacksmith, MW. Tater, bt Wells and Spring, h 209 W.'Water. Stuspinki Louisa, widow, 135 Huron. Stupinsky Susan, S Wy cor Prairie and Fourth. Stupinsky William, S WM cor Third and Prairie. Sturn Christopher, carpenter, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Sturn Michael, laborer, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Stuve Christoph F., mason, Winnebago, near Ninth. Styche Charles, bricklayer, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Styles Lewis, carpenter, bds S. F. Hall. Styles Maria, seamstress, Prairie, bt Third and Fourth, S. Styll Charles, laborer, S MW cor Elizabeth and Brown. Suderman H., carpenter, Twelfth, bt Galena and WMalnut. Sudermaunn Jahann, tailor, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Such Tilliam, carpenter, bds Henry Schumacher. Suehs Jacob, turner, cor Front and Oneida. Suelfohn A. F., hardware, 297 Third, h N E cor Walnut and Fifth. Suessengutlh August, machinist, Reed, near Oregon. Suessenguth Margaret, widow, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth. Suhm Rohman, boots & shoes, 16 Chestnut, h Fourth, bt Chestnut and Poplar, WT. Suhr Henry, shoemaker, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, WT. Suitterler Robert, locksmith, Sixth, bt Harmon and Lloyd, E. Sullivan Bartholomew, laborer, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Sullivan D., drayman, bds T. Conners. Sullivan Daniel, drayman, Jackson, bt Miehigan and I-Iuro-l. Sullivan D., drayman, bds Rail Road House. Sullivan Dennis, drayman, Jefferson, bt 3Michigan and Huron, E. Sullivan ID.. laborer, bds Ja mes Martin. Sullivan Daniel, laborer, bds M. Connell. Sullivan Daniel, milkman, Beach, bt Buffialo and Detroit, TW. Sullivan Edward, drayman, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Huroyn, E. Sullivan, Hugh, laborer, Second, near Fowler. Sullivan James, laborer, Lake, bt Martin and River. Sullivan James, carpenter, bds Thomas Savage. Sullivan James, carpenter, Vliet. bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Sullivan James, clerk, S E cor Jackson and Detroit. Sullivan John, mason, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Sullivan John, laborer, bds James Collins. OFFICE of the Xwi -waukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 261 Sullivan John, laborer,. Huron, bt Jackson and Jefferson, W. Sullivan John C., Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Sullivan John, laborer, bds Rail Road House. Sullivan John, fisherman, Beach, bt Buffalo and Detroit. Sullivan JoAeph, bar tender, iMilwaukee House. Sullivan Lawrence, laborer, Huron, bt Jefferson and Milwaukee, N. Sullivai Matthew, laborer, Jefferson, bt Chicago and Menomonee, W. Sullivan Michael, laborer, N E cor Elizabeth and Brown. Sullivan Mlichael, mason, Lyon, bt Jackson and Van Buren, N. Sullivan Patrick, laborer, M & M R R, bds Rail Road House. Sullivan Patrick, laborer, bds P. Delany. Sullivan P., laborer, bds T. Conner. Sullivan Thomas, drayuman, bds Milwaukee Exchange. Sullivan Timothy, laborer, Jackson, bt Menomonee and Chicago. Sully Martin, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet. SUMMERFIELD METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. N W cor Van Buren and Biddle. Sumner Albert A., clerk, William L. Shoyer. Sumner George, tailor, Miarket, bt Division and Knapp, W. Sumner L., mason, Sixth, bt Lloyd and Harmon. Sumner Richard G., picture frames, Main, 4 doors north of Wisconsin, h Cass, bt Lyon and Pleasant. See advertisement, page 35. Sumnert William, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. Sunden Frederick, tailor, bds Scandinavian House. Sunderman William, blacksmith, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. SUPERINTENDENTS OF THE POOR, office Knox Building, 29 East Water. S3UPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE of M & M R R, in Freight Depot. Suppert Philipp, mason, Tutonia road, near St. John's Cemetery. SUPPLY HOSE, Main, bt Oneida and Mason. Suppus Henry, groceries and provisions, N E cor Fifth and Prairie. Supsle Frederick, wheelwright, Twelfth, bt Walnut and Galena. Surges Henry, drayman, cor Grove and Elizabeth. Surges John P., billiard table manufactory, near Walker House, h Market, bt Biddle and Martin, W. See advertisement, page 32. Surges Thomas, grocer, 303 East Water. Sussenguth August, locksmith, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Sutten L., carpenter, bds Rail Road House. Suttle William, conductor, h S E eor Scott and Greenbush. Swaffield & Russell, clothing, 265 East Water. Swaffield W. C., (of S. & Russell,) bds L. W. Russell. Swain James A., (of Magie & S.,) h Fourth, bt Spring and Scyamore, W. Swale William, clerk, at L. Blake. Swan Charles, at V. A. Swan. Swan Dewitt C, clerk, at A. H. Gardiner. Swan V. A., boarding, 163 Van Burcn. Swartz Charles, varnisher, N W cor Market and 3artin, OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO....... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Q6~ N]ames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Swavel Pythouser, laborer, Main, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Sweeney B., laborer, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. Sweeney Hannah, widow, laundress, N W cor Huron and Van Buren Sweeney Henry, boiler-maker, bds D. Davis. Sweeney Thomas, Beach, bt Oriegon and Polk, W. Sweers Peter, carpenter and joiner, Fifteenth, bt Walnut and Galena. Sweet Alanson, 119 Mason. e Sweet Emery T., baggage master, bds D. A. Olin. ~Sweet J. E., draftsman, bds J. A. Freeman. Sweetman HIenry, sailor, IMonroe, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Sweland Capt. Zacharias, sailor, Scott, bt Reed and Hanover, S. Swendell Bartleme, laborer, Twelfth, near Poplar. Swenson A, foreman, at Atkins & Steele. Swette Y., shoemaker, bds Hotel Wettstein. Swiens Garritt Henrich, teamster, Fourth, bt Galena and Walnut, TW. Swingle August, carpenter, S W cor Johnson and Main. Swisch Morris, sawyer, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, WV. SWISS HOME, 321 East Water. Swister Andrew, East Water, bt Division and Knapp, W. Syfred Martin, salesman, at A. Eldred, h Sycamore, bt West Water and Second. Sylvanus Martin J., painter, 86 Michigan. Sylvester C., machinist, bds G. Brant. Symes George R., barber, Jackson, bt Division and Knapp. Symes Grace, widow, at G. R. Symes. T TAEPPER WENZEL, locksmith, Park, bt Brown and Sanderson, N. Tafft Mary, milliner, bds Mrs. Ann HI. Davis. Tagan Thomas, laborer, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Taimble Stephen, carpenter, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Tainsh Daniel, boots and shoes, Clinton, bt Lake and South Water, W. Taintor H. F., assistant secretary M & M R R, bds Newhall House. Taintor William, secretary M & M R R Co., h Spring, west of Cemetery, N. Tallefson Orsmond, grocer, cor Lake and Clinton. Tallmadge John J., agent American and Western Transportation Co., h 426 Jackson. Tallon Daniel, porter, at Boynton & Smith. Tallon George, bds William Kinsella,. Tallye George, moulder, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Tambrick William, laborer, Tenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Tamner Johannes, carpenter, Walnut, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Tancre William F., (of T., Mullen & Co.,) h 100 East Water. Tanis Claus, Ninth, bt Vliet and Mill, E. Tank Henry, carpenter, Fond du Lac road. Tank Peter, teamster, Mill, bt Ninth and Tenth. Tanke Charles, tailor, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, W. -OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. _.... 205 & 207 East, WVater Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 9263 Tannecker B., laborer, Tutonia, Vliet's addition, S. Tannhauser Gottlieb, wagon maker, Tamarack, bt Fourth and Fifth. Tanoska Julius, shoemaker, Biddle, bt Martin and Main. Tansley William, Rising Sun, S W cor Main and Huron. Tanzer Michael, laborer, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Tapper John, laborer, Park, bt Brown and Sanderson, S. Tarre Abraham, cooper, Fifth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Taussig Edward, clothing, 53 East Water, h 50 East Water. Tate John C., painter, M & M R R, h S E cor Hill and Seventh Tate Jeremiah, sailor, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Taub John, carpenter, Fifth, bt Prairie and Tamarack, E. Tauk Heinrich, carpenter, Fond du Lac road, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, E. Taylor Isaac, sash and doors, Hanover, bt Lake and Oregon.'Taylor John, cooper, bds Union Saloon. Taylor J. R. & Co., proprietors Triumph flooring and shingle mills, S W cor Second and Clybourn.;Taylor J. R, (of J. R. T. & Co.,) h Fourth, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Taylor Jonathan, N W cor Sycamore and Second. Taylor Samuel S., tinsmith, Detroit, near Jefferson, N. Taylor Thomas W.. carpenter, bds R. C. Jacks. Taylor W. E., engineer, bds A. Maxfield. Taylor William R. & Co., wool and sheep skins, on the canal. See adv. Taylor William R., (of W. R. T. & Co.,) h S W cor Beers and Green Bay. Teabel George, cooper, Vliet, near Ninth. Tealey Charles, laborer, Water, opposite Ogden. Teall Hiram, fireman, bds D. A. Olin. Tebe Louis, carpenter and builder, Jackson, bt Huron and Michigan, E. Tobos Johanna, widow, seamstress, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Techemann David, wagon maker, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Tegeler Peter, carpenter, bds S. Michels. Teguenther George, laborer, Cold Spring road, N. Teichmann Ernst, laborer, Old Muskego road. Teichmann Henry J. A., clerk, cor East Water and Oneida. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Excelsior Block. Telseith Lorenz, carpenter, Seventh, near Beers. Tembert William, laborer, Fond du Lac Plank road. Temmer Nicholas, at Banner and Volksfreund, h North Water, bt Main and Market, W. Tenbruege William, laborer, Galena, bt Tenth and Eleventh, N. Tenis Zachariah, laborer, S E cor Elizabeth and Monroe.'Tennant Richard, machinist, Elizabeth, bt Kewaunee and Pleasant, W. Tenny A, & Co., auction and commission, 315 West Water. Tenny A., (of A. T. & Co.,) bds Mrs. Fellows. Tenshert Ferdinand, carpenter, bds J. Schlatter. Tenzler Louis, shoemaker, Third, near Poplar. Terners Peter, tailor, Twelfth, near Galena. Ternes Peter, tailor, River, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 2 205 & 207 East Water Street. f264 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Terrell John, grocer, Huron, bt Milwaukee and Main. Terrill Reuben B., (of Sivyer, T. & Co.,) bds L. Kennedy. Terry E. & Co., books and stationery, 198 East Water. Terry Edward (of E. Terry & Co.,) h 141 Cass. Terry Frank H., (of Goodrich & T.) h 402 Milwaukee. Terry N. S., at I. T. Branch, bds Clinton House. Tesch J. I., druggist, 9 Spring, h Fourth, bt Spring and Sycamore, E, Teske Michael, laborer, Beers, near Hubbard. Tesker Michael, laborer, Fifth, bt W~ells and Cedar. Tesker William, laborer, Prairie, near Sixth. Tessen August, laborer, S E cor Elizabeth and Jones. Tessensky Wencil, laborer, Elizabeth, bt Greenbush and Grove, S. Tessginsky Joseph, laborer, Elizabeth, near Grove. Tetgentasch George G., laborer, Florida, bt Geddings and Monroe, S. Tewles Martin, (of G. Patek & Co.,) 56 East Wrater. Texter Andrew, laborer, Clybourn, near brickyard. Texter John, carpenter, Prairie, near Sixth. Thacker Joseph, clerk, at Cord Brothers. Thayer Daniel, wagon maker, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and L uron. Thealbeuler Lewis, laborer, Wells, bt Third and Fourth. Thederahn William, laborer, Fifth, near Lloyd. Theis Peter, saloon, N W cor Jackson and Ogden. Theis Valentine, locksmith, Martin, bt East Water and Market, S. Theisen Peter, wagon shop, S E cor Tenth and Winnebago. Theison Johann, carpenter, bds Rochester House Theisinger Jacob, cabinet maker, bds A. Braun. Thelemann Frederick, Jr., teamster, Fifth near Cedar. Thelemann Frederick, printer, bds F. Thelemann, Jr. Theobald Henry, shoemaker, IMarket. bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Theurisch Amelia, widow, Fond du Lac, Theurisch Julius, grocer, Fond du Lac. Thiedermann William, gardener, at H. Wild. Thi!l Christian, blacksmith, East Water, bt Johnson and Division.. Thiel George, blacksmith, Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth, S. Thiel Gottfried, laborer, Ogden, bt Milwaukee and Main. Thiel Stephen, butcher, Third, bt Beers and Sherman. Thiele Friederic, miller, N E cor Third and Cherry. Thielmann Andreas, milkman, near the Round 1House. Thierback Caroline, widow, 316 East Water. Thiesenhusen Carl, Walnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Thieseoihusen Heinrich, Walnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Thilmann Antony, laborer, Ogden, bt Market and Main, N. THIRD WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL, N E cor Detroit and Jackson. Thochery Chi;rles, stone cutter, MilwaLukee. bt Knapp and Ogodel,, WV. Thorn Samuel S., physician, Wisconsin, near Milwaukee, h 63 Marshall., Thorn William B., salesman. at Lcfevre & Green, bds S. S. Thorn. Thorne W. W., (of Mather & T.,) h 255 Third. OFFICE of the lI2ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -- - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for'regular insertion on preceding page. 265 Thornberry Edward, shoemaker, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, W. Thornton E. B., clerk, bds J. Benton. Thornton John, clerk, at A. T. Keckeler. Thorsen John, sailloft, Erie, bt East Water and Main, 11 431 Jeffers!on. Thorweger Andrew, laborer, Fourth, near Beaubian. Thorwege Andreas, laborer, Third, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, S. Thoma Martin, carpenter, Washingtoll, bt Greenbush and G-ro'ie, N, Thomann Carl, tailor, Vliet, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Thomann David, wagon maker, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Thomas August, carpenter, East Water, bt North Water and Knapp, 1W. Thomas Charles C., carriage maker, bds 296 West Water. Thomas Christiana, midwife, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Thomas Edlward, shoemaker, bds W. 3Murphy. Thomas Gottfried, shoemaker, Seventh, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Thomas Henry, well digger, Fifth, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Thomas John, gardener, Rail Road, bt Greenbush and Grove, S. Thomas John, porter, Amnierican IHouse. Thomas John, laborer, Oregon, bt Cook and Jones. Thomas John, miller, bds Luscomb. Thomas John T., wheelwright and blacksmith, Huron, near Main, S, h Mil-. waukee, bt Huron and Detroit. Thomas John N., carpenter, Mineral, bt Hanover and Greenbush. Thomas HIolland, porter Walker House. Thomas Matthias, wagon maker, East Water, bt Division and Knapp,'W. Thomas Robert, machinist, bds William Evans. Thomas Rev. Samuel C., pastor of Summerfield M. E. church, parsonage Biddle, bt Van Buren and Jackson, N. Thomas Thomas, carpenter, bds Atlantic House. Thomas Thomas, civil engineer and draughtsman, 209 East Water, h S W cor Wells and Eleventh. Thomas William, sailor, bds Atlantic House. Thompson Capt. Aaron, sailor, M1adison, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Thompson Cliarles, eaulker, Madison, bt Huron and Greenbush, N. Thompson E. R., road engineer, bds A. 3Maxfield. Thompson Edward, engineer, bds A. Maxfield. Thompson Capt. Frederick, mariner, Washington, near Greenbush. Thompson Rev.. M., city, missionary, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron.. Thompson James P., book-keeper, bds Hawkin's House. Thompson James, sailor, Main, bt Chicago and l1enomonee. Thompson John. mason, Monroe, bt Elizabeth and Virginia. Thompson John, boiler maker, Miilwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Thonmpson John, mason, Lake Shore Road, near City limits, First Ward. Thompson John, laborer, Mil.vaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W. Thompson John, pavionr, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit. Thompson Lewis, laborcr. Third, bt SYcamore and Cly-bourn. Thom pson MAIartin, machinist, bds Scanl inavian House. Thompson Michael, ship-cearpenter, Reed, bt Mineral and Washingtoin, E. OFFICE of the l iwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 266 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Thompson Ole, carpenter, bds Lund. Thompson Peter, cooper, William, block and lot 14, Plankinton's addition. Thompson William, mason, bds J. Bowes. Thompson William, cooper, Vliet, bt Third and Fourth, N. Thompson Nichlaus, laborer, Scott, bt Brown and Sanderson, N. Thomnssen John, merchant, Fifth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, V. Thoolns John, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Galena and Walnut, W. Threine Carl, tailor, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Throop & Brother, hats, caps and furs, 180 East Water. Throop Bazilla, (of T. & Bro.,) 180 Milwaukee. Throop Hosea B., (of T. & Bro.,) residence in Illinois. Throop Charles, architect, 93 Michigan. Thubanville Christian Edward, watchmaker, Clinton, bt Oregon and Lake, W. Thuerfenboeck Cecilia, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Thwaits William, shoemaker, 533 Jefferson. Tian Joseph, hats and caps, 341, East Water. Tibbals & Springling, grocers, 259 Main. Tibbals L. N., (of T. & Sprengling,) h 264 Main. Tibbitts, Starkweather & Co., storage, shipping and commission merce hants cor Erie and Milwaukee. Tibbitts George M., (of T., Starkweather & Co.,) bds Walker House. Tibbitts R. S., ship-carpenter, bds National Hotel. Tibritts Jane, widow, S W cor Marshall and Knapp. Ticella Henry, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena. Ticknor E. S., printer Starr's Job Office, bds 35 Michigan. Tide Frederick, laborer, cor Third and Cherry. Tiechmann Ernst, laborer, Fourth, near Lloyd. Tiedemann Wilhelm, gardener, Watertown Plank Road. Tiel Joseph, cabinet maker, Sixth, near Sherman. Tiel Matthew, laborer, Fond du Lac. Tieme Louis, shoemaker, S WAT cor Cherry and Fourteenth. Tiepel Johannes, meat market, N W cor Twelfth and Galena. Tiesenhausen Charles, tailor, Walnut, bt Fifth and Sixth. Tiet Carl, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Tiets Adam, blacksmith, Sixth, near Sherman Tietse Carl, gardener, Tutonia road, near St. John's Cemetery, N. Tietze John, butcher, Market, near Knapp. Tigha Michael, drayman, Chicago, bt Jackson and Beach, S. Tighe Thomas, agriculturalist, Lyon, bt Elizabeth and Astor. Tinker James, mason, Marshall, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee. Tinker, Mary, widow, Lake, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Tirk Franc, teamster, Seventh, near Lloyd. Tischendorf August, Seventh Ward Saloon, East Water, bt Johnson and Martin. Tischler Edward, laborer, bds J. Lorenz. Tisdale J. G., lumber tallier, h Fifth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Tisher Ferdinand, laborer, Prairie, near Eighth. OFFICE. of the iilwaukee Dally Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 2 67 Titeraek Wensel, laborer, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Toban Nicholas, laborer, Jackson, bt Lyon and Pleasant, E. Toben Thomas, drayman, Washington, near Clinton. Tobey Thomas, laborer, Eighth, bt Hill and Hinman, W. Toblor John, laborer, Eighteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Toburner William, sailor, Hanover, bt Oregon and Florida, E. Tobyrd Win., carpenter, Grove, bt Walker and Mineral. Todd John, sailor, N E eor Cock and Washington. Todd Margaret, laundress, 49 East Water. Todd Robert, pattern-maker, bds Empire City IAlouse. Todd W., conductor, L C R R[, h Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Tole JTames, Central Hotel, S E cor Ferry and South Water. Toline Thomas, drayman, Washington, bt Reed and Clinton, N. Toltzi.ma.nu Wilhelm, lahboier, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Tompkins Nathaniel, coal, South Water, near Ferry, E, h Greenbush, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Tong Thomas, boiler maker, Fifth, bt Cedar and Tamatack, E. Toole Mary, widow, Galena, near Seventeenth. Tooman Arthur, moulder, Fourth, near Cedar. Toombs Benjamin, conductor, M & M R R, h Clinton, bt Lake and South Water, W. Torboss Isaac B., (of Hillis & T.,) h Milwaukee, bt Michigan & Huron, E. Tormey L., machinist, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Torney Carl, painter, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Torseher August, sailor, Madison, bt Monroe and Geddings, N. Toser Hermann, grocer, N W cor Reed and Florida. Tossey Ellen, laundress, Milwaukee, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Totzhaner Julius, laborer, Green Bay, bt Galena and Walnut, E. Touby Christian, cooper, Sixth, bt Vliet and Poplar, W. Touhey Thomas, laborer, Sycamore, near Eighth. Tousey F., engineer, bds L. White. Towill Thomas, cooper, bds H. Galligan. Towle & Collins, St. Nicholas Saloon, 16 Wisconsin. Towle Patrick J., (of T. & Collins,) 16 Wisconsin. Towle J. H., printer, bds 16 Wisconsin. Towle Patrick, laborer, Jackson, near Michigan, E. Townby Samuel, clerk, bds J. B. Judson. Townsend, Bean & Burlock, bankers, 205 East Water. See advertisement. Townsend John G., (of T., Bean & Burlock,) h 220 Cass. Townsend Charles HI., foreman Free Democrat, bds E. Townsend. Townsend Edwin, N E cor Cass and Division. Townsend E. F., law student with Butler & Buttrick, bds E. Townsend. Townsend James, laborer, bds Mrs. J. Bray. Townsend Richard, produce dealer, h Sycamore, bt Seventh and Eighth Tracy George, (of Warren & T.,) 73 Wisconsin. Tracy & Perrine, homceopathic physicians, 26 Main. Tracy Dr. Luther M., (of T. & Perrine,) bds Mrs. Livingston. OFFICE of the M iwaukkee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.... -205 & 207 East Water Street. 1268 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Traegel John, wagon maker, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Traeumer Johannes, mason, ~Market, bt Ogden and Division. Trail Robert, sailor, S E cor Milwaukee and Chicago. Tramps Charles, pedler, Fifth, near Prairie. Trapshuh Enoch, cabinet maker, Doty, bt Elizabeth and Pleasant, E. TRAVELLERS' HOME, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Travers Charles, chair maker, h Spring, bt Second and Third, S. Travers Hannah, widow, Spring, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. Travers James, chandler, Spring, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. Travis William, boiler maker, bds Mrs. Ann Dixon. TREAT'S BLOCK, 126 and 128E East Water. Treat Joseph R., Rail Road co-ntractor, 255 Milwaukee. Tredeler Joseph, laborer, Fond du Lac road. Trembor Wennor, lime, S Na cor East Water and Ogden. TREMIONT HOUSE, NN W,' cor Huron and Cass. Trenble Eberhart, mason, Geddings, bt Florida and Virginia, E. Trenkamp & Co., lard oil and candles, S WT cor Cass and Michigan. Trenkamp Francis, (of T. & Co.,) 35 Cass. Trentlage August, joiner, bds Niagara Hotel. Trentlage J. G., clerk, S. W cor Monroe and Walker. Trentlage John, clerk, bds Niagara Hotel. Trentleger George, clerk, S WV cor Monroe and Walker. Trepe Adolph, cabinet maker, Fifth, near Tamarack. Treser Andreas, tailor, Chestnut, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Trester Adam, tailor, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Michigan. Treu Joachinl, laborer, Twelfth, bt Galena and Cherry, E. Treuman George, carpenter, Second, bt Cherry and Galena. Treutel Adam, tallow chandler, Beaubian, near Seventh. TrOvillion Francis, blacksmith, bds Milwaukee House. Treyser George A., printer, Sentinel office, h $S W cor Martin and Market. Treyser Henry, foreman Wisconsin office, h S W cor -Martin and Market. Trezise Philip, 3'ilwaukee House, Mlain, near Huron. Trieller Johannes, tailor, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Tries Adam, laborer, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden. Triese Joachim, watch maker, bds Horicon I-louse. Trimble H., Fifth, bt Wells and Cedar, WT. Trimborn Matthew, laborer, BMadison, bt Reed and Hanover. Trimborn Peter M., laborer, Reed. nealr Scott. Trimborn Warner, dealer in Lime, East Water, bt Knapp and River. Trimer John, plasterer. 31arket, bt Division and Knapp, E. Trippe Bernhard,. cabinet maker, cor East WMater and Johnson. PtTUMPTI FLOORING AND SHIINGLE MILL. S W cor Second and Clvbourn. Troat Charles, on steam tug Decatur. Tromp G., carpenter, 296 West Wlter. Trondle Joseph. tailor, cor T1hirteenth and Galena., Trowbridge William S., city surveyor, Excelsior Block. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 269 Truax M. S. B., No. 8 Newhall House, bds L. Kennedy. Truett William, engineer, steam tug Decatur. Trumel George, carpenter, Lake, near South Water. Trumph Gustav, book-keeper, Second Ward lBank, bds German Hotel. Tubbs Homer, porter at Central Hotel. Tubesing Frederick W., grocer, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Tubesing Fritz, confectioner, ocor Main and Buffalo. Tuehbreiter Andreas, beer hall, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenthl, N. Tuchseherer Martin, carpenter, bds H. Schunmacher. Tucker Benjamin, carriage maker, bds 296 West Water. Tucker George, fireman, bds Union Saloon. Tucker Samuel, Fifth, bt Tamarackli and Prairie, W. Tucker William A., Justice in Eighth Ward, h S W cor Geddings anld Elizabeth. Tucker William A., engineer, N WM cor Oregon and Monroe. Tuckwell William, gardener, bds E. Humphry. Tudor George, Carpenters' Retreat, Ferry, bt South Water and -Lake, W. Tuern George, laborer, cor Mill and Eighth. Tuetken R., foundryman, cor Third and Pierce. Tully Mark, laborer, Lake, near Michigan. Tully Matthew, laborer, bds Farmers' Inn. Turck James B., Pleasant, bt Astor and Marshall, S. Turck Peter, atty, Martin's Block, h 31) Jefferson. Turner John, cooper, Lake, bt Reed and Clinton. Turner W. B., at Daily News, bds Mrs. L. Hill. Turner W. C., laundress, N W cor Spring and Sixth. Turnhalle -', Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, E. Turton Amos, mason, Reed, bt Valker and Mineral, W. Turton E. J., mason, Reed, near Walker. Turton Joseph, moulder, Mineral, bt Grove and Monroe, S. Turton Mary, widow, S WT cOr Marshall and Oneida. Turton & Sercomb, foundry, 298, 300, 302 and 304 West Water. See advertisement, page 11. Turton Thomas, (of T. & Serecomb,) Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Turville Thomas, meat market, Spring, near Fifth, S. Tuscan M., laborer, Fifth, bt Wells and Cedar, WV. Tuttle W:. P., hides, wool and sheep skins, h 333 Main. Tutzler John, laborer, Walnut, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth. TWEEDY'S BLOCK, Main, bt Wisconsin and Michigan, TW. Tweedy John H., Marshall. bt Martin and Division. WT. Twilt J., butcher, at Cole &8 Co., h 43 Spring. Tybert William, ship carpenter, Grove, bt Walker and lineral, E. Tyghe Thomas, Lyon, bt Astor and Racine. Tyler Asa L., clerk, Main, bt Johnson and Martin, W. Tympenny Stephen, farmer, Division, bt Market and lain, N. Tyne James, at Dousman & Co., bds M. Dooley. Tyre George, book-keeper, S WM cor Tamarack and Sixth. OFFICE of th e Cwauee y Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO... 2 205 & 20 7 Enst Water Street. 70 Narames too late for regular isertion on preceding page. Tyre William, turner hall, Prairie, near Tamarack, dcls - Landgriaf. Tyrell James, laborer, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit. Tyrile Michael, blacksmith, bds P. Delury. Tyrrell Dr. Gerard G., physician and surgeon, 251 Main, bds H. Rockey. Tyson Dinah, widow, dressmaker, Oregon, bt Hanover and Reed, S. Tyson Mark Stanley, clerk, at C. A. Folsom. U UEIKER FREDERICK, fisherman, on the Canal. Ueliea Mary, widow, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Uhlensperger Adam, carpenter, Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth. Uhlensperger & Poehlmann, tailors, 320 West Water. Uhlensperger Johanna, (of T & Poehlmann) h Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Uhry Bernard, butcher, at J. B. Maier & Co. Ulbrecht Herman, cigar-maker, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. Ulbrecht Oswald, cigar-maker, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. TJlbricht Theodlor, pastor of German Baptist Church, Walnut bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, N. JUlgenaunt G. H., clerk, bds German Hotel. Ullrich Francis, musician, 257 Third. Ullrici Christian, watchmaker, bds Golden Lion. Ulman George, brewer, at L. Gallagher. UJlrich Anton, mason, Tutonia Road, near St. John's Ceimetery, S. Ulrich Heinrich, tailor, Greenbush, bt Park and Pierce, W. Ulrich J., salesman, Fourth, bt Cedar and Wells, E. Ulrich Johann, cabinet-mlaker, Chestnut, bt Ninth and Tenth, N. Ulrich Julius, saloon, S E cor Reed and Lake. Ulrich William, carpenter, 259 Third. Ulsen Christoph, carpenter, South Water, near Jones' Ship Yard. Ulshoefer Adams, tailor, Reed, near Scott. Ulthenn Conrad, tailor, Cherry, near Seventh. Ulthenn John, laborer, Cherry, near Seventh, Ulz Fredericks, pattern-maker, N E cor Brown and Walker. Umland Carl, carpenter, N W cor Galena and Thirteenth. Umland Joshua, laborer, bds H. Muller. Underwood William, cutter, at E. M. Shoyer & Co., bds American House. Uniacke E., ship-carpenter, N E cor Second and Fowler. UNION SALOON, 377, & 379 Third, G. R. Smith, proprietor. UNITED STATES CLERK'S OFFICE, No. 1 Martin's Block, third floor. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Martin's Block, fourth floor. UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY, No. 3 Martin's Block, third floor. UNITED STATES HOTEL, S E cor Milwaukee and Erie. UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 4 & 5 FurlongBlock. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'~ OFFICE, 3 Martin's Block, 3d floor. UNITED STATES RIFLE ARSENAL, 12 Chestnut, keeper A. F. Philipp. OPFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 20'7 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page, 7T 1 Unrath George, tanner, Sanderson, near Elizabeth. Unrath Joseph, tailor, Railroad, bt Geddings and Monroe, N. Uohr John, cabinet maker, Winnebago, near Tenth. Upham & Graham, attorneys, Law Buildings. -Upham Don A. J., (of U & Graham,) h Main, bt Martin and Johnson, E. Upmeyer H., jewelry and watches, 358, West Water. Upson Edward, at Strickland & Co., bds William Strickland. Upton Mrs. E., Second, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Urban Frederick William, printer, Division, bt Market and Main, S. Urbanek Rev. Anthony, chaplin at Sisters of Notre Dame, Milwaukee, near Knapp. Usenger, John carman, Van Buren, bt Michigan and Huron. Uteck Herrman, laborer, 1R Butler's land, Watertown Plank Road, S. Utley M. IE., clerk, at Sexton, Brothers & Co. UJttech Charles, laborer, Prairie, above Twelfth. Uttech Frederick, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Cherry and Galena. Utter Elizabeth, widow, at C. D. Davis. IUttrich Frederick, cabinet maker, lot 8, sec. 16, First Ward. VAHLE WILLIAiM, book-keeper, bds Hotel Wettstein. Vail Frank, clerk, MIack Bros., bds American House. Vail James, gas works, h Jefferson, near Menomonee, W. Vail James W., S W cor Miarshall and Lyon. Vaitsinger Jacob, laborer, Clinton, bt Lake and Oregon, W. VALENTINE EXPRESS, office 165 East Water, H. 0. Wilson, agent. Valentine W., carpenter, lbds F. A. Margraf. Valkhardt Joseph, sailor, Galena, bt Eighth and Ninth, S Valkner George, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Galena and Walnut, W. Vanach Joseph, tanner, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Sanderson, W. Van Bien Abraham, watch maker, Galena near Ninth. nVan Binem William, painter, cor Tenth and Cherry. Van JBremer John, watchmaker, at A.. B. Van Cott. Vance David, sailor, Spring, bt Fourth and Fifth. Van Cott Albert B., importer and dealer in jewelry and watches, N E cor East Water and Wisconsin, h 262 Main. See advertisment. V an Cott David, book-keeper, 328 Main, E. Van Darlff John,,coachman, at J H. Van Dyke. Vande Ferde John, gardener, Galena, near Ninth. Van de Plasehe Josiah S., grocer, Galena, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Vandor & Corson, attorneys, 2 Juneau Block. See advertisement, page 19. Vandor Joseph, (of V. & Corson,) bds Mrs. E. Losey. Vander Veh Martinus, matches, Eleventh, bt Sherman and Walnut. Vander Voet Marcus, carpenter, Galena, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Van Deren Henry W., book keeper, at P. C. Hale, h N E cor Van Buren and Lyon. Van Derhoeven Templeman T., physician, 366 Main. OFFICE of the jlilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & C O. 205 & 207 East Water Street.,~70 i`ames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Van Derhyden Martin, carpenter, Jackson, bt Huron and Detroit. Van de Wegen Martin, match maker, Eleventh, near Walnut. Van Dyke Byron, bds E. Webber. Van Dyke John H, (of Emmons & Van D.,) h 383 Jefferson. Van Dyke Owen, casting, h Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh, rear.'Van Els J., laborer, Lake, bt Clinton and Reed. Van Els Jac., gardener, Walker, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Van Ess Cornelius, grocer, Main, bt Johnson and Martin, W. Van Ess Jurgen, laborer, Walnut, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, N. Van Gels John, laborer, Thirteenth, near Galena. Van Glan Charles, grocer, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Poplar. Van Groff John, wagon maker, Poplar, near Eighth. Van Horn D., Brown, E. Van Horn Zechariah, moulder, cor Pierce and Hanover. Van Houten Henrick, blacksmith, Tutonia road, S, Vliet's addition. Van HIouter Frederick, physician, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Walnut.'Van Huellevanda Broeches Daniel, tailor, Brown, E. Van Loun M. L., joiner, bds Mrs. C. H. Sprague.'Van Overkirk Jacobus, laborer, Walnut, near Sixteenth. Van Rensselaer E. V. S., machinist, bds E. R. Ketchum. Van Rensselaer G. V. S., machinist, bds Railroad House. Van Rionan John, match maker, Galena, near Ninth. Van Ryn Francis A., cigar maker, cor Clinton and Mineral. Vansant Jas. R., book-keeper at J. H. Warner & Co. Van Schaick A. G., (of Ludington & Co.,) bds Misses McPherson. Van Schaick & Schomonmaker, lime and cement, West Water, near Spring; see advertisement, page 61. Van Slyck Col. Jessie M., 397 Jefferson. Van Valkenburgh Frank B., attorney, at Waldo & Ody, bds cor Marshall and Mason. Van Vechten Peter, book-keeper, at Throop & Bro.,, h 438 Jefferson, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Van [Vrede Johannes, gardener, Brown, E. Vardon Jas. laborer, Clybourn, near Besley & Watkins brick-yard.'arnamont Peter, laborer, Prospect. Varnamont S., gardener, Prospect, First Ward. Varkeren -, laborer, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Vary Eli, messenger M & M R R, h Cass, near Michigan, E. Vary Win. P., clerk American Express Company, h Cass, near Michigan, E. Vasold Joseph, baker, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Vasey William, blacksmith, Janesville Plank Road, near Clinton, N. Vaux Thomas, wli.ow shades, 21 Wisconsin, h Wisconsin, bt Cass and Marshall, N. -e advertisement. Vealy A., laborer, b, E. Collum. Vecht Anton, laborer,'reen Bay, bt Walnut and Sherman. ht Gottfried, labor, i Eleventh, bt Vliet and Poplar. krube Francis, bookiinder, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. OFFICE of the Eiwauake l Daily Bentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. anmes too late for regular insertion on preceding page. f73 Vedder Henry, wagon-maker, bds J. & H. Wvarneke.'Vehring Ludwig, laborer, Eighth, near Poplar. Vein George, shoemaker, Fond d-a Lac road, near city limits. Veit Frederick, shoemaker, 262 East Water. Veitenheimer Louis, grocer, S W cor Johnsofi and Market. Veiter Johann, grocer and provision, Tutonia road, near St.. John's Cemetery, N. Veiser Ludwig, teamster, Oregon, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Velser Peter, blacksith, Oregon, bt Clinton, and Reed, S. Venderhoff John H., carpeenter, -East Water, bt Johnuson and M[artin, E. Veneblesb Edwin T., real estate, 175 East Water, h Van Buren. Venheini Francis G-., saloon, eor Third alnd West Water. *Venner Wi5all1Za, laborer, Jefferson, near l-ivision. Venzl Be-nes, laborer, Brady, bt Van Buren and Jackson. VERA CRUZ HOTEL, Main, bt Buffalo and Chicago.'Verfuerth G-ehart, clerk, bds M. Glesner. Verhegan John, laborer, Elizabethl, bt Baulding and Br9iwn, S. Verhein F G., proprietor (German Hotel, 306 West Nfater. See adv page 51. Verkins Henry, produce, ocr East Water and M!artin. Verspohl Theresa, widow, East Water, near Johnson. Ver Veune John Jacobus, sawyer, Tenth, bt Galena and Mill, E. Vesser Francis, fisherman, cor Reed and Mineral. TVesser John, fisherman, cor Reed and Mineral. Veth Anton, laborer, Eleventh, bt Sherman and Walnut, W. Vette William, assistant editor of Banner & Volksfireund, h last Water, bt Biddle and Martin, W. Vetter Gustav, laborer, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W'r. Viergutts Frederick, laborer, Twelfth, near Chestnut. Vierhaliz Antony, cabinet-maker, East Water, bt Mason and Oneida, YW. Viet Hermann, painter, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Vigerink Berend, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Vigerink John, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Ville Claus, ship-carpenter, Hanover, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Vincens William, Second Ward House, S W cor Chestnut and Fifth. Vincent Benjamin, watchman, cor Grove and Virginia. Vinneheerts Herman, tailor, Fond du Lae Road. Vinr John, tailor, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Fond du Lae road, W. Vintschger Mrs. A. & W., millinery, 251 East Water. Vintschger Edward, 251 East Water. -Virginia William C., barber, at Lippins, h Wells, bt Third and Fourth. Virtz Jacob, clerk, Main, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Virzlaff Christian, laborer, North, S. Vizay Lewis W., professor of dancing, Treat's Hall, h 3larket, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Vliet Garrett, real estate, Eleventh, N from Sherman. Vliet Jesper, chief engineer & superintendent, M & H Railroad, h 384 Third. 19 OFFICE of the Milwaukee ity Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO....' 205 & 207 East Water Street. ~74'Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Vliet Vander, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Vockmann John, blacksmith, Elizabeth, near Jones, N. Voegd Gustavus, laborer, bds Charles Haas. Voeks William, teamster, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Voelchert Christoph, laborer, Waukesha plank road, near Jones. Vogel Frederick, S WV cor Monroe and Oregon. Vogel Frederick, (of Pfister & Co.,) N E cor Virginia and Geddings. Vogel George, laborer, Vliet, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, S. Vogel Louis, carpenter, N W cor Tamarack and Fifth. Vogelsang F. A. proprietor Republican House, cor Third and Cedar. Vogeman, George, tailor, Monroe, bt Walker and Mineral, W. Vogle John, carpenter, S E cor East Water and Knapp. Vogt Carl, laborer, Green Bay, bt Beers and Harmon, N. Vogt Frederick, teamster, Third, bt Harmon and Lloyd. Vogt Mrs. Elizabeth, at John Stump. Vogt Joachim, laborer, Fifth, near Beers. Vogt John, dairyman, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Vogt Justus, machirist, Elizabeth, bt Brown and Baullding, S. Voight Henry, tailor, 506 Walnut. Voigt Herman, tinsmith, Seventh, bt Harmon and Lloyd, W. Voit A., tailor, Fond du Lac road, E. Voit Christian, agent for Menomonee paper mill and clerk, at F. Goes. Voit Hermann, (of Prieger & Co.,) Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Volbrecht Charles, shoemaker, bds Scandinavian House. Volkert Carl T., tailor, bds La Crosse House. Volkert Joseph, tailor, Galena, near Ninth. Volkert Philip, mason, Martin, bt East Water and Market. Volkman F., carpenter, bds Empire City House. Volkmann Frederika, widow, Fourth, bt Prairie and Chestnut. Volkmann John, blacksmith, cor Elizabeth and Muskego road. Vollbiecht Carl L., handle manufactory, Walnut, bt Twelfth & Thirteenth, N. Vollbruck Frederick, laborer, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Vollert Edward, beer hall, S W cor East'W\ater and Oneida. Vonach Joseph, tanner, cor Elizabeth and Baulding. Vonbeck Gerhard, laborer, Monroe, bt Washington and Scott, W. Von Deutsch Gustav, atty, 3 Kneeland's Block, h 2651 East Water. See advertisement, page 13. Von Fonderea William, laborer, Washington, near Geddings, S. Von Wald Rev. Leonhard, bds Jacob I)enzel. Voorhes Jacob, Union Saloon, 48 East Water. Vordemvohrde Henry, fisherman, cor Hanover and Scott. Vose, Mitchell & Co., agricultural implements, 34 East Water. Vose Edward, (of V., Mitchell & Co.,) bds M. P. Hanson. Vought James T.. bds Mrs. Livingston. Voyier Louis, stone-cutter, h Third, bt Fowler and Clybourn, W. Vox William, teamster, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth. Vredenbregt John, butcher, 210 Third. OFFICE of the Lils wa kee Daily Sentinaelh RUJFT S KING & CO. 205 & 207 East W ater Street. N ames too late for regular insertion on precedting page. o 75 Vreide J ohn, gardener, Fond du Lac road. AVunk Edward A., laborer, S E eor Hanover and Pierce. Vunk Peter J., shoe store, South Water, near Walker's Block. WAAL CORNELIUS H., sailor, Hanover, bt Walker and Mlineral, W. Wachte Christian, carpenter, Third, bt Spring and Wells. Wachter George, cabinet maker, bds European House. Wacker John G., laborer, Reed, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Wade Capt. Joseph, sailor, Mineral, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Wadsworth Andrew, omnibus driver, Milwaukee, near Huron. Waedel Ferdinand, laborer, Vliet, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, S. Waedel Frederick, tailor, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Fond du Lae road, W. WVaegel Frederick, tailor, Seventh, near Walnut. Waegel Nicholas, laborer, Fond du Lao road. Vaegle Christian, teacher at Mulhouser School, N E cor Walnut and Third. WVaegli Samuel, deputy clerk in Recorder's Office, h Tamarack, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. -Waegner C(hristian, carpenter, East Water, bt Biddle and ilartin, W.. Waegner William, laborer, Reed, near Lake. Waerback Lewis, saddler, Johnson, bt Market and iMain, S. Waffle Capt. John, mariner, cor Elizabeth and Monroe. Wagenheimer Leopold, at Mahler & Wendt, h 359 Third. Wagemann & Gaertnem, confectioners, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Wagemann Charles, (of W. & Gaertner,) h Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Wagener Caspar, shoemaker, Fond du Lao plank road. Wagener Ferdinand, Tamarack, near Third. Wagener John A., laborer, Fond du Lae road. Wagener Peter, tailor, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Wagenknecht Charles, cabinet maker, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Wagner Adam, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lae, N. Wagner Albert, fireman L C R R, bds Union Saloon. Wagner Benedict, laborer, Washington, above Jones. Wagner B., carpenter, Tenth, bt Walnut and Galena. Wagner Charles, blacksmith, bds Mansion IHouse. Wagner Charles, Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth. Wagner Christoph, boiler maker, N E cor Sanderson and Walker. Wagner Christian, carpenter, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Wagner Francis, tailor, Milwaukee, bt Chicago and Menomonee, E. Wagner Freidrich, tanner, Baulding, bt Park and Elizabeth, W. Wagner Goddard tobacconist, Elizabeth, bt Kewaunee and Pleasant, E. Wagner Gustavus, book keeper, at'Hornbach & Wagner. Wagner Henry, laborer, Eleventh, bt Galena and Cherry. Wagner J., tailor, Fifth, bt Spring and Wells, E. Wagner John, gardener, bds Washington House. Wagner Joseph, bds Mansion House. Waugner Louis, cooper, M & M R R, near briekyard. OFFICE of the Milwauke City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. - S.-2050 & 207 East Water Street. 7G6 Nam es too late for regular insertion on preceding page. W'agner Ludwig, brewery, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Wagner Maria E., Tamarack, bt Third and Fourth, S. Wagner Peter, blacksmith, bds Swiss Home. Wagner Philip, tailor, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Wagner Ulrich, tanner, 278 Third. Waher Joseph, lather, East Water, bt Division and Johnson, E. Wahl Charles, laborer, Cold Spring, road, N.'Wahl Christian, bone factory, on lkTfenlomonee river. W'iahl C. -. H& Sons, m alsuf-acturer,. Kilnkinii:iek crelek. See advertisefmen-it, page 41. Wahll alllry, tailor, Cuass, bth L;yoa and!easalt. Wahl Jacob, shioemaker, N; - cor Chthetly and Fourtee'ntlh. Wahl John, laborer, Brady, bt Van B curen andi J'ackson. Wahl fi' Ta/tthias, drayman, Clicest-j-i:t, bt Tenth and Elevenlth, N.'Was-hmrmv-ann Charles, fisherman, b'oc rldt-, bt WoTeils and Cedar. Wi. ~i~; illiim, )olouse, sign aind aoialna paintllce and ]?pcer hanger, N Wff cot' lja-il;t and Jorsihnso33., 1ot L. 1., (or A. Tenny & Ceo.) bWsl Seconid, il:ear Sprinf'. Waik Ciarldes, earpenter, iWaslington, near Gieenbtush. Wait Daniel, carpenter, cop Greenbush and Wallker. Wait Rev. IDan-iel N E cot Greelb-sh and Walker. Wait Giles A., agent for bFairbanks' Seales, S E cor Greenbushl and Hanover. WTait Williaim, butcher, bds irs. Ja-s e Tibbetts. Wakler August, saddler, bds J. Fisekbach. Wakler Christian, machinist, bds J. Fisebbach. Waldeek Henry, shoemaker, bds European House. Waldeek Werner, shoemaker, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. Walder Andrew, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Walder George, carpenter, bds George Hadles. Waldo A. G., pattern maker, Third, bt Spring and Sycaumore. Waldo David, bds J. F. Birchard. Waldo & Ody, attys, Kirby's Block. Waldo Otis H., (of W. & Ody,) h N E cor Marshall and Mason. Walden John, cook, bt Washington and iMineral, W. Waldron Joseph B., jeweler, Johnson, bt East Water and Main, S. Waldsch'midt Heinrich, blacksmith, bds Scandinavian House. Wale Valentine, tailor, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. Waleruis Nicholas, cooper, Van Burenl, bt Buffalo and Detroit., W. Walfart Rudolph, tailor, Winnebago,. bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. Walker A., shoemaker, Atkins & Steele. Walker Anthony, machinist, Reed, bt Madison and Janesville plank road, W.r, WALKER'S BLOCK, S E eor South Water and Clinton. Walker Col. George H., room 14 Walker House. Walker Henry, carpenter, Vliet, near Eighth. WALKER HOUSE, 232, 234 and 236 East Water, Hasbrouek & Pearce, proprietors. OFFICE of the lilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO., o 205 & 207 East Water Street. Wames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. S~Y Walker K., shoemaker, Reed, above Oregon. Walker Johannes, laborer, old Muskego Road, E. Walker Capt. Leander, mariner, Hanover, near Elizabeth. Walker M. H., book keeper, bds J. S. Hershey. Walker William, ship carpenter, Greenbush, bt W\ashington and Mineral. Wall Bridget, seamstress, Martin, near Astor. Wall Caleb, auction and commission, S E cor East Water and Wisconsin, and of Ogden & W., Albany Building, h N E cor Astor and Biddle. Wall David, tailor, Martin, bt Astor and Lake, S. Wall Luke, tinsmith, Van Buren, bt Huron and Det'oit. Wall Michael, laborer, Banlding, bt Park and Elizabeth, S. Wall Mlichael, shoemaker, bds John Eayden. Wall Perrie, laborer, Jefferson, near Huron. Wallace Daniel, laborer, Buffalo, bt Jefferson and iMlilwaukee, WV. Wallace Francis aW., shoemaker, Jefferson, near Huron, W. Wallace John, carpenter, bds W. Parkinson. Wallace John, draymail, Jefferson, bt Huron and Detroit, W. Wallace M. 0., bds C. W. Perkins. Walley William, book keeper, Eldred's lumber yard, h S E cor Van Buren and Knapp. Wallis Harriet, widow, boarding, 60 East Water. Wallis John T., harness and trunks, 90 East Water, 11h lain, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Walloth Carl, grocer and provision dealer, Reed, bt Lake and Oregon, W. Wallott Charles, (of Schneider & W.,) cor South Water and Clinton. Walls Thomas, watchman at L. L. Lee & Son, h N W cor Hill and Eighth. Walrath Alonzo, Life Ins Agt, 12, Newhall House. Walsehlaeger Aug., laborer, Seventh, bt Beers and Harmon, W. Walschlaeger Carl, teamster, Seventh, bt Beers and Harmon, W. Walschlaeger Henry, laborer, Chestnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Walsh E. P., piano maker, Fifth, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Walsh Edmund, laborer, bds P. Delany. Walsh George, shoemaker, Jefferson, bt Buffalo and Chicago, E. Walsh James, drayman, Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth. Walsh John, laborer, Jefferson, bt Chicago and Menomonee, W. Walsh Joseph, shoemaker, Detroit, bt Jefferson and Jackson. Walsh Michael P., laborer, Marshall, near Brady. Walsh Michael P., printer, bds Peter Walsh. Walsh Michael, pedler, bds Louis House. Walsh Peter, mason, cor Virginia and Monroe. Walsh Thomas, mason, Milwaukee, near Chicago, E. Walsh William, carpenter, bds P. Walsh. Walter Andreas, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Walter & Co., bedstead and hub manufacturers, at Water Power. Walter Joseph, (of W. & Co.,) Third, h bt Galena and Walnut, E. Walter Vidal, laborer, Sixteenth, bt Walnut and Fond du Lac road, E. Walter Werner, shoemaker, Fourth, near Chestnut OFFICE of thse ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & C0.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Q5r8 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Walters Thomas A., clerk, at Turton &z Sercomb, bds 246 West Water. Walters William, miller, 337 Main, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Walthers Frederick, teacher of languages and notary public, bds Hotel Weftistein. Walton Thomas, blacksmith, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago, W5V Walton Win. B., Mukwonago road, near cemetery. Walton Win., Eliza beth, above Jones. Walwick Win., sailor, Washington, bt lanover and Reed, N. Walworth Clinton, Police Justice, 365 Main, bt Martin and Biddle, W. Walz Valentine, tailor, cor Thirteenth and Galena. Wambold Henry, laborer, Reed, near Scott. Waimsley Mary A., widow, at J. C. Goodrich's. Wanek John, laborer, Eleventh, bt Galena and Cherry.'Wandcrer Frederic, laborer, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, W. Wanderer H., shoemaker, 280 West Water. Wanderer Henry, shoemaker, Fifth, bt Poplar and Chestnut, TW. Wandt Christian, mason, Goerte's addition, -Ninth Ward. Wanek Ignatz, fruit, 236 West Water. Wangrien Frederick, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, S. Wania Joseph, blacksmith, cor Oregon and Clinton. Wanik John, blacksmith, Walnut, near Fourteenth. WVapar Christiana, laundress, Beach, near Buffalo, W. Ward Lindsey, 324 Milwaukee. XWAard N., bds American House. Ward Platrick, blacksmith, Main; bt Detroit and Buffalo, E. Ward S., carpenter, S -t cor Spring and Sycamore. WTard Thomas, carpenter, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Knapp. Ward William, blacksmith, Monroe, bt Florida and Oregon, E. Warden Euclid, Greenbush, bt Virginia. and Park. Warden Wni., carriage maker, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Cedar. Wardner Charles, at Humphrey & Co., bds Hawkins House. Wardner Frederick, Jackson, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Wardh Stephen, pavior, S E cor Knapp and River. Wardrobe Jas. boiler maker, M & M R R, h N W cor Fowler and Third. Warkhof Abraham, carpenter, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Warkhof John, chair-maker, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Warnaka Ernst, carpenter, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Warneke Catharine, widow, seamstress, River, near East Water. Warneke John & Henry, Mecklenberg House, N W cor Jackson and Huron. Warneke Henry, (of J. & H. W.) Mecklenberg House. Warneeke Charles, physician, surgeon and druggist, 263 Third. Warnecke Ludwig, Hubbard, near Beers. Warner Abigal, widow, Spring, bt Tenth and Eleventh, S. Warner Andrew, shoemaker, Main, bt Ogden and Knapp. Warner Charles, Merchants' Hotel Warner Charles, pavior, Tamarack, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. Warner Edward, Marshall, bt Ogden and Lyon, E. OFFICE of the ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, I-UFUS KING & CO- 205 & 207 East Water Street.;Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 279 Warner J. H. & Co., straw and millinery goods, 6 Albany Building. See advertisement, page 8.'Warner John H. (of J. H. & Co.) bds H. G. Wilsoin. Warner J., omnibus agent, bds Ameriean THouse. Warner P, butcher, bds Fountain House. Warren George, clerk, at Warren & Tracy, bds L. Kennedy. Warren James, atty, Walker's Block, h cor Hanover and Park. Warren & Tracy, wholesale grocers, 117 East Water. Warren Richardson E., (of W. & Tracy,) h 336 Main. Warth Conradt, shoemaker, Huron, near Jackson, S. WVason Robert, Jr., deputy sheriff and jailor, at County Jail. Washatka WV, carpenter, bds Stadt Prag House. TWashburn Dennis, fireman on steam dredge, bds J. \Washburn. Washburn Joel, master of steam dredge. -Washecha Jacob, laborer, Cass, above Brady. WASHINGTON HOUSE, 409 Third, C. Wichelhrns, proprietor. Wassweiler Peter G., laborer, N E cor Elizabeth and Cook. Waterson James, laborer, Fowler, bt Third and Fourth, N. Waterson John, butcher, bds James Waterson. Watkins Amasa J., joiner, Second, bt Clybourn and Sycamore. Watkins & Dennis, attys, 10 Albany Building. Watkins Charles K., (of WV. & Dennis,) President M & C R R, h N E coe Jefferson and Division. Watkins Jacob, grocer, Main, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Watkins S. E., produce agent, M & MI Grain Depot, h Third, bt Spring and Wells. Watkins Win., brick maker, Clybourn, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Watkins Wmin. W., brick maker, bds WXm. Watkins. Watrous Thomas, clerk, at R. Grange. Watson George, brakeman, La C & M R R, bds J. Watson. WVatson James, clerk, La C & Mi R R, bds J. Watson. Watson John, Freight Agent, La C & M R R, h Third, bt Cherry and Galena.'Watson John, clerk, bds Tucker. Watson John WV., clerk, S E cor Oregon and Monroe. WVatson Miss S., seamstress, bds S. Watson. Watson S., whitewasher, Second, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. ~Watson XW. H., Editor of Sentinel, h Spring, bt Tenth and Eleventh, N. Watson WV. T., mason, bds S. Watson. Waugh Michael, laborer, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass, S. Waulfaldt Rudolph, tailor, Winnebago, near Tenth. WVaver Christiana, laundress, Beach, bt Buffalo and Detroit. Wayler Christian, machinist, bds Rochester House. XWay Edwin, moulder, bds W. R. Jones. Weaver Gottfried, beer hall, foot of Oneida. Weaver John, laborer, Market, bt Division and Knapp,'A. XWeaver William, shoemaker, Detroit, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directoryg, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. o o205 & 207 East Water Street. Q80 lNames too late for regular insertion on precedilag page. Webb Charles, tinsmith, 6 Market, bds J. C. Finch. Webb F., bricklayer, bds C. Styche. Webb Lorenzo D., cor Jefferson and Chicago. Webber Eli, teamster, Fourth, bt Walnut and Galena. Webber George, coppersmith, bds William Petted. Webber H., grocer, 244 West Water.'Webber Israel, joiner, Miain, bt Huron and Michigan. Webber William A., billiard table manufacturer, 222 East Water, h 377 Jefferson. See advertisement p. 76. Weber Anton, 8hoe store, 27 Chestnut. Weber Augustus, tailor, Cherry, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, S. Weber Eva M., widow, at August Boyer. Weber Gottfried, saloon, 333 East Water. Weber Henry, confectioner, S E cor Oneida and Front. Weber John, (of Cordes & Co.,) h cor Greenbush and Florida. Weber Joseph, grocer, Plank Road, N. Weber Julius F., North Water, bt Lyon and Pleasant, W. Weber Matthias, laborer, Monroe, bt Madison and Scott, W. Weber Paul, laborer, Van Buren, bt Buffalo and Detroit, W. Weber Peter, blacksmith, Fifth, bt Wells and Cedar, MW. Weber Peter, cooper, Second, bt Spring and Wells. Webster Anna, widow, cor Hanover and Virginia. Webster & Averill, liquor dealers, 196 West Water. See adv. page 25. Webster H. B., (of WT. & Averill,) h Alley, bt Sycamore and Clybou'rn and Fourth and Fifth. Webster Nelson, (of W. & Averill, ) h Van Buren, bt Mason and Oneida, E. Webster H., bds Fountain House. Webster James R., N E cor Park and Greenbush. Webster L., widow, bds Miss M E. Hall. Webster William, carpenter, Michigan, bt Jackson and Van'Buren, S. Webster William, machinist, bds Niagara Hotel. Webster William E., atty, S E cor Fifth and Chestnut. Weckbaker John, cooper, bds Chestnut Street House. Weddingel Henry, tailor, Fourth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Weeden W. E., superintendent's office M & M R R, bds Misses McPherson. Weeder Robert, carpenter, Main, bt Michigan and Huron, E. Wedel Frederick, Wells, bt Third and Fourth. Weden John, laborer, Clinton, bt Scott and Madison. W edle Francis, carpenter, Reed, near Oregon. Weeks George A., (of Hooker & W.,) bds Misses McPherson. Weeks Horace, clerk, at Wis. M3. & F. Ins. Co. Bank, bds Dr. Weeks. Weeks Dr. Lemuel W., president Merchants Mutual Insurance Co., h S E cor Marshall and Biddle. Wegener Ferdinand, hackman, 296 Third. Wegener Heinrich, laborer, Eleventh, bt Galena and Cherry, W. Wegener Heinrich, laborer, Brown, E. Weggering Garret, mason. Galena, near Tenth. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel,i RUFUS KING & CO. f —------— 205 & 207 East WVater Street. ames too late bfor regular insertion on preceding page. Q81 Wegley Benedict, carpenter, Johnson, bt Market and Main, N. Wegmann John M., teamster, Greenbush, near Rail Road. Wegner John, blacksmith, Second, bt Walnut and Sherman. Wehe Johann Peter, gardener, Fourth, bt Walnut and Sherman, E. Wehnei H., laborer, Park, bt Cook and Jones, N. Wehr Conrad, cooper, Galena, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, S. Wehr George, & Christian Forster, brewers, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Wehr George, (of W. & Forster,) 11 Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Weibreeht Leonard, porter, Market, bt Biddle and Martin, W. Weichler Julius, saloon, Clinton, bt Oregon and Lake, W. Weidell Christian, laborer, North, near Elubbard. Weidenfeld MI., 312 Third. Weidenfeldt Davicl, boots and shoes, 133 East Water,. hi Malrket, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Weider Heinrich, teamster, Walker, above Jones, N. Weidner Frederick, carpenter, Elizabeth, near Sanderson. Weidner H., meat market, West Water, near Cedar, WT. Weidner Johann T., carpenter, S W cor Elizabeth and Cook. Weigel Leonhard, carpenter, bds Washington House. Weigler Julius, R R Saloon, Clinton near Lake. Weigon L., alley, bt Fourth and Fifth, near Wells. Weihre Frederick, teamster, Fourteenth, bt Cherry and Galena. Weil Baruch S., Watertown plank road, near city limits. Weil & Hirshberg, yankee notions, 255 East Water. Weil Adolph, (of W. & Hirshberg,) h Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Weil Jacob, sail maker, Mineral, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Weil Lehman, grocer, Main, bt IDetroit and Huron, h N E cor Huron and Milwaukee. Weiland Charles, drayman, Sixth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W.. Weimer Michael N., moulder, Seventh, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, S. Wein Jacob, shoemaker, Twelfth, bt Vliet and Chestnut, W. Weinberg Emil, teacher of music, S W cor East Water and Oneida. Weinberg Joseph, drover, Twelfth, bt Galena and Walnut, E. Weinberger John, cooper, Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth,.N. Weinbrenner & Co., boots and shoes, Concert Hall. Weinbrenner Peter, shoemaker, Market, bt Martin and Biddle. Weinholdt Trogott, mason, Second, near Beers. Weingern John, laborer, S WT cor Milwaukee and Ogden. Weinich Julius, shoemaker, Fifth, near Harmon. Weinmann John, cooper, Second, near Walnut. Weinrich Carl, Tutonia road, Vliet's Addition. Weinsheimer Charles, clerk, NBazro & Co., h Third, bt Wells and Cedar, Eo Weinstock Michael, pedler, bds L. Lichtenstein. Weir Conrad, cooper, Galena, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Weir Ludwig, laborer, Vliet, near Sixteenth.'Weis Frederick, potter, 326 East Water. OFFICE of the ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,...... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 282 Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Weis John I., cooper, Oregon, bt Baulding and Brown, N. Weis Michael, cabinet maker, Elizabeth, near Lyon. Weis Valentine, cabinet maker, Elizabeth, near Lyon. Weise Emil, beer hall, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and. Galena. Weisenberg Robert, cabinet maker, at J. Jenkins. Weiser Caspar, laborer, J ones island. Weiser Caspar, dyer, Clinton, near W~ashingt ol. Weiser Emil, cooper, lo'ourteenth, near Galena. -Weiser Frederick, joiner, Witnnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. Weisheit F., gardener, Sixth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Weiskerch Emil, (of Neyman Bros. & Co.,) h Jackson, bt Martin and Division, E. Weiss Frederick, butcher, Third, bt Tamarack and Cedar. WVeiss Karl grader, S E cor Elizabeth and Jones. Weiss P., book keeper, bds G. Sieben. Weiss Philip, tailor, bds F. Eindeisen. Weissenfels Peter, wagon maker, N WV cor Twelfth and Cherry. Weissman John H., cor Reed and Florida. Weitner Conrad, laborer, Park, bt Sanderson and Cook, S. Weitner Mohertz, carpenter, bds J. Warneke. Welch Catharine, widow, at M. Welch. Welch Ellen, widow, Buffalo, near Beach, VW. W;Telch John, drayman, ]Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, S. Welch John, sailor, Detroit, near Jackson, N. Welch Mary, dress maker, 3Market, bt Oneida and Biddle, VW. Welch John, laborer, Detroit, bt Jackson and Jefferson, N. Welch Michael, grocer, 132 Huron. Welch P., laborer, bds James Martin. Welch Peter, laborer, cor Virginia and Grove. Welch Patrick, laborer, Main, bt Division and Knapp, E. Welch R., drayman, Sixth, near Spring, W. Welch Watt, laborer, bds John O'Reilly. Weld & Baldwin, real estate, 18 Wisconsin. See advertisement p. 16. Weld John B., (of WN. & Baldwin,) h Marshall, bt Division and Knapp, WV Weld Mrs. Sarah B., 117 Mason. Weld William H., 117 Mason. Welda Frederick, machinist, Market, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Weldeg Henry, shoemaker, S W cor Market and Johnson. Weldhes John, cooper, Milwaukee, near Menomonee, W. Weldon John, restaurant, Martin's Block, h Cook, Eighth Ward. WTelffell Edward, turner, Short, near Beaubian. Welfring Mary, 50 East Water. Welfring Peter, boarding, 50 East Water. Welfzeng Peter, ostler, at Keystone State Hotel. Welitz Carl, plasterer, Lloyd, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Wellaner C., bds Hotel Wettstein. Wellaner Rudolf, teamster, 307 East Water. OFFICE of the MEilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO... — _..,205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. a83 Wellaner Rudolph, grader, 307 East Water. Wellend --, draymnan, Chestnut, near Eleventh. Wellhausen Ludwig, carpenter, Walnut, bt Fifth andcl Sixth, N. Wells Benjamin, millwright, Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth, N. Wells & Brigham, attys, Law Building;. Wells Charles K., (of W. & Brigham,) h 67 Wisconsin. Wells Daniel, Main, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Wells J. C., gunsmith, 15 Wisconsin, bds irs. Freeman. Wells John Jr., book-keeper, at J. L. MeVickar & Co., bds Mrs. E. Losey. Wells J. L.. jeweler, bds E. Butterfield. Wells Miss, millinery, Main, bt Wisconsin anfd;Mason, W. Wells Richatrd, laborer, Spring, near Sixth. WVels BAW. S. & Co., merchant tailors, 183 Etasb Water. ~,Tells V. S., (of W. S. W & Co.,) residence Wauwatosa. WAells William, book keeper, at George Dyer & Co. Wels Michael, la borer, Yliet, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Welseh John, mason, S E cor Tenth and Winnebago. Welsh Barton, teamster, bds J. Corish. Welsh Ellen, widow, Buffalo, near the Lake. Welsh John, laborer, Detroit, bt Beach and Van Buren. Welsh John, painter, at Corbusier & Lane. Welsh Patrick, laborer, Detroit, near Jackson. Welsh Peter, mason, Milwaukee, bt Buffalo and Chicago. Welsh Richard, mason, bds James Devine. Welsh Sarah, widow, at T. Sullivan. Welsh William, carpenter, bds P. Welsh. Weltsien Frederick, tailor, bds H. Muller. Weltzien Henry, baker, Market, bt Mrtin and Division. Weltzien Wilhelm, tailor, bds Napoleon House. Wendel Simon. wagon shop, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Wendelmuth Juliana, widow, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth. Wendler August, carpenter, Cedar, near Eighth. Wendling Andrew, laborer, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Wendt August, laborer, Walnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth. Wendt Charles E., (of Mahler & W,) visiting in Europe. Wendt Joseph, laborer. Market, bt Division and Knapp, W. Wendt Johann, laborer, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition.'Wendt Theresa, widow, Fifth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, E. Weneger Julius, shoemaker, Fourth, near Lloyd. Weniger Julius, shoemaker, N W cor Ninth and Walnut. Wenry Henry, meat market, West Water, bt Wells and Ceda.r. Wente William, carpenter, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth. Wentzel Charles, laborer, bds C' Thiesedhuan. Wenzel Carl, cooper, Winnebago, bt Tenth and Eleventh, W. Wenzell Gollasch, mustard factory, Ogden, bt Main and Milwaukee, No Wenzer C(arl, laborer, Ninth, bt Sherman and Walnut, W. Werbach Ludwig, harness maker, bds Washington House. OFFICE of the llwaukee City Directory; ERVING, BURDICK & CO....... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Q84 lames too late for reular insertion o1 preceding page. Werduhoff Henry, S E cor Main and Knapp. Wergin Friederick, groceries and provisions, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Wergin Johann, laborer, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, S. Wergin William, teamster, N E cor Vliet and Sixth. Werking Henry, carpenter, bds E. Steiner. Werle Franz, carpenter, Galena, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Wermobel Peter, gardener, Clinton, near Kinnikinnick. Wermuth Joseph, laborer, Brady, bt Van Buren and Cass. Werner Anton, shoemaker, Main, bt Ogden and KUnapp. Werner Charles, book-keeper, bds Fond du Lae House. Werner Charles, drayman, Poplar, bt Fourth and Fifth, N. Werner Charles Jr., Chestnut, bt Fourth and Fifth Werner Ernst, laborer, Chestnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. Werner Firederiek, portr, ter arket, bt Biddle and MBartin. Werner George, baker, Eleventh, bt Cherry and Galena. Werner licehael, clerk, East Water, bt VMartin and Johnson, E.'Werner Valentine, baker, N W cor Poplar and Fifth. Werner William, butcher, (of Col & Co.,)bds Rail Road House. Wernisse Samuel, wagon mzaker, bds A. Bass. Werter Thaddeus, clerk, at Fountain House. Wertz Jacob, clerk, Main, bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. Weschitzky Joseph, blacksmith, Tenth, bt Winnebago and Chestnut, S. Wesenberg Daniel, tailor, Sixteenth, bt Cherry and Vliet, E. Wesh Peter, Virginia, bt Grove and Monroe, S. Wesle N., gunsmith, 289 Third. Wesleek William, tinsmith, MHarshall, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee. Wessel Johann, mason, Second, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, E. Wesels H. J, laborer, Walnut, bt Fifteenth and Sixteenth, S. West Benjamin, mariner, Fifth Ward. West Frederick, ticket agent M & M R R, bds IMrs. Holliday. West George S., treasurer Forest Home Cemetery, bds G. G. Robinson. West H. H., clerk, Ford & Fairbanks, h Ninth, bt Wells and Cedar. West S. C., secretary U. S. Insurance Co., h N W cor Spring and Ninth. Westcott Harris, moulder, cor Grove and Virginia. Westermann Hermann, (of Hansen, W. & Co.,) at Chicago. Westermann Heinrich, teamster, Cherry, bt Sixth and Seventh, S. Westfall Albert, laborer, Green Bay road. Westfall Fritz, laborer, Fifth, near Lloyd. Westfall Herman, tailor, bds Robert Arthur. Westfall Mary, housemaid, at A. It. Burdick. Westhoff B. A, watch maker and jeweler, 236 West Water, bds P. Kruger. Westlake Winm., tinsmith, Marshall, bt Pleasant and Kewaunee. Weston Jeremiah, ship captain, bds George W. Sheperd. Wetman Wm., carpenter, bds S. Bailie. Wetherbee Charles P., dealer in horses, bds L. L. Powers. Wetherbee Sylvanus, sale stable, Main, bt Iluron and Michigan, E. Wetherald Frederick, agent Pennsylvania Central Rail Road. OFFICE of the ilv aukee Daily Sentinel, RUF US KING & CO0.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for reguar ins-,rtion on preceding page. QSg Wettengel August., tailor, 383 Fourth. Wetterauer Adam, laborer, Oneida, near the bridge. Wettstein Henry, boarding honse, Third. Wettstein Lisetta, widow, Market, bt Division and JolfldSOn, xry. Wettstein Theodore, proprietor Hotel Wettstein. Wetzel Doraathao, widow, Third, bt Wells and Cedar.'Weybricht Leonard, porter, Market, near 3Tartin. Whalen James, albore, Jaclkson, bt }-uron and Detroit. Whalen Jam2es, slaborer, ODcdeu, bt Jackson i.Ld Tan Buren, W. Whalin P., driver' att G. F. Oakley.Y WHALiNG'S V!NSUA NCE AGLENCY, i';ewhi11 Hn0-se. Whaling Wdn. Ju., Presidrent CommuerciLial d nsurance Co., 270 a;-.il. Wbhatley Car!es, t ailor, L ackson, mbt Chiecao and di[enomonce. WTheatly John, bujtcher, Ma-in, bt H-uron aund _DetrLoit, fW. 0Wh eeler Arvner1 P. bds T.. vlh eeller. Wiheel r- Allen, instrance agentl, E cor Ea st Vaer and W isconsin.'rWheeler C'harles -T., produce and commniission, South PIat.eri, near Lake, h Mfarshlall, bt Bicdle and it,Tlartin, T. Wheeler D. W., machinist, Greenbush, bt Floiida and. Virginia, E. Wheeler Fanny, teacher h of music, 45 Michig-an. Wheeler Horace S., clerlk, bds W. Allen 7Wheeler Julius 1., speeculator, at S. A. Kimba;ll. Wheeler Lucius A., salesman, at Bradford Bros., h J106 Mason. Wheeler Russell, Sycamore, bt Seeond and Third. Wheeler Thomas VW., produce, &e., 300 Jefferson. Whetton Miss Eliza, at N. J. Emnmons. Whipple George D., shoemaker, ~Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Huron, E. White Alexander, laborer, bds T. Given. White C., mason, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, E. White Edward T., book-keeper, Greenbush, bt Florida and Oregon, WV. White Francis, stone-cutter, 49 Huron. White Henry K., real estate, 10 Newhall Hlouse, h N E cor Division and Mlilwaukee. White Isaac L., carpenter and joiner, Vliet, bt Eighth and Ninth, S. V White John, 420 Jefferson. W, hite John P., fisherman, Beach, bt Polk and Oregon, W. White John, commission, Eighth, near M & MI R R, E. White James S., at American Express- Co., bds Olmsted House. White Mary A., housemaid, J. E. Arnold. White Matthew, grain dealer, bds Mrs. L. Hill. White Patrick, laborer, bds James Randon. White Col. Richard H., ornamental carver, 2 Spring, h Spring, near Cemetery See advertisement, page 45. White Thomas, watchman, Van Buren, bt Lyon and Ogden. White Thomas, laborer, Hinman, bt Seventh and Eighth, S. White William, laborer, Van Buren, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Whitehair Barney, boarding, Erie, near Jackson. OFFICE of the lwaCity Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & C(O....205 & 207 East Watei Street.,86 Names too late for resuplal insertion on preceding page. Whitehead Robert, Sycamore, bt Fourth and Fifth. Whiteside Samuel, stone cutter, Harrison, Murray's addition, First'Ward. Whitfield John, street sprinkler, Main, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Whiting James H., engineer, bds Menomonoe Hotel. Whitman John EH. contractor, Fourth, near Wells, W. Whitnell Charles, gardener, Humboldt Avenue, E. Whitnell Francis, painter, Humboldt Avenue, E. Whitnell John, painter, Humboldt Avenue, E. Whitney Jonas, 363 Main. Whitney John, Jr., at Strickland & Co., bds Newhall House. Whitney Walter, trunk maker, Clinton, near Lake. Whitney WVm. H., salesman, Noyes, Flertzheim & Co., bds J. V. V. Platto. Whittaker George, shoemaker, North Water, bt Persons and Hamilton. Whittemore A. & Co., books, &c., 197 East Water, bindery 216 East Water. Whittemore Abram, (of A. W. & Co.,) h Sixth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn. Whittemore Paul C., clerk, at A. W. & Co., Fourth, bt Spring and Wells, W. Whittew Catharine, at P. Whittew. Whittew Patrick, drayman, Beach, near Detroit Wichelhaus C., proprietor AWashington House, 409 Third. Wick John, ship carpenter, Monroe, bt Pierce and Park, E. Widri Matthias, tailor, Elizabeth, bt Greenbush and Grove, S. Wieben Frank, painter, bds Joseph Dahl. Wiegleb Frederick, barber, Ferry, near South Water, S. Wieler Henry, tinsmith, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Wiegmann Gerhard, laborer, cor Greenbush and Elizabeth. Wiell Charles, teamster, Tenth, bt Galena and Walnut. Wiersch Charles S.. laborer, Fond du Lae. Wiersum Cornelius, pedler, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Walnut, W. Wiese Christoph, wagon maker, Cherry, bt Sixth and Seventh, W. WViese Edward, carpenter, Fourth, near Chestnut. Wiese Frederick, carpenter, Baulding, bt Elizabeth and Park, N. Wiese Peter F., morocco dresser, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin. Wiesel Adam, labol'er, S W cor Mineral and Park. Wiesen Michael, laborer, Tutonia road, Vliet's addition. Wiggins Isaac, joiner, bds Niagara Hotel. Wigmann Matthias, tailor, N W cor Greenbush and Rail Road. Wigmore Joseph R. sailor, bds Mrs. E. Golden. Wikkerink B., laborer, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Wikkerink Jean, machinist, Fourteenth, bt Walnut and Galena, E. Wilbert Nicholas, blacksmith, Fifth, near Cherry. Wileke Heinrichl groceries and provisions, Tutonia road. Wilcox Alfred, clerk, 481 Milwaukee. Wilcox Alfred P., 481 Milwaukee. Wilcox Benjamin, carpenter, bds Wm. Murphy. Wilcox Chester E., billiard table maker, bds Central Hotel. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily entinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for refo elar inirrtion on preceding page. 387 Wilcox Dr. Alfred, physician. bds L. M. Gates. Wilcox Joel S., tanner, near Mi & C R R Work Shops. Wilcox Wm., carpenter, bds Win. ]Murphy. Wild Benjamin, baker, Milwaukee, bt Michigan and Wisconsin. Wild Bros., tailors, 304 Third. -Wild Henry, (of Wild Bros.,) h 312 Third. Wild Henry, real estate, 216 East Water, h Third, bt Sycamore and Clybourn.'See advertisement, page 40. Wild Jacob, ostler, bds Golden Lion. Wilde Francis, cashier at Mack Bros., bds B. W. Wilde. Wilde Frederick, wood turner, Sherman, bt. Second and Third, S. Wilde Frederick, machinist, Market, near Biddle.'Wilde Thomas, laborer, Clinton, near Sherman. Wildermann Nicholas, shoemaker, bds J. Phelan. NViley Rev. Charles, D. D., Milwaukee University, h Milwaukee, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Wilhardtz & Peterson, painters, East Water, bt Biddle and Martin, W. Wilhardtz Adolph, (of W. & Peterson,) bds P. J. Jones. Wilhartz & Co., produce and liquors, S E cor Sixth and Chestnut. Wilhartz Joseph, (of W. & Co.,) h cor Chestnut and Sixth. Wilhelmi D. Charles, physician, East Water, bt Miartin and Johnson, W. Wilhelmsen Evard J., cooper, Eleventh, near Poplar. Wiliken F., carpenter, Mineral, above Jones, S. Will Carl, teamster, Tenth, bt Galena and Walnut, VW. Willard Miss F., bds MIrs. L. Hill. Willard Miss Mary, bds Mrs. L. Hill. WTillcke H., carpenter, Seventh, bt Hanover and Lloyd, W. Willers Theodore, cabinet maker, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Prairie, E. Willey D., machinist, bds L. White. Willey George, cutter, Bradley & Metcalf, Jefferson, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Williams Anna, Vliet, bt Seventh and Eighth, N. Williams Allen, at American Express Co., h Huron, bt Milwaukee and Main, N. Williams A. K., bds G. F. Williams. Williams Catharine, dress maker, 356 Milwaukee. Williams David T., (of Snow & W.,) 555 Jefferson. Williams David E., plasterer, 55 Michigan. Williams Daniel, laborer, 132 Huron. Williams Ebenezer, mason, bds D. Davis. Williams Edward A., silver plater, Fifth, bt Spring and Sycamore, E. Williams Edward, stone cutter, bds M. Reibolds. Williams Evan, plasterer, 55 Michigan. Williams Evan T., book keeper, 83 Michigan. Williams Elizabeth, widow, 373 East Water. Williams Friederick, carpenter, Grove, bt Oregon and Florida, W. Williams G. F., (of Patton & W.,) 160 Van Buren.'Williams G. W., clerk, bds Olmsted House. OFFICE of the iilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO........205 & 207 East Water Street. 388 3 a-mes too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Williams Garret L., salesman, 305 Jefferson.'Williams IH. S. G. & Co., mastic roofing, 8 Kneeland's Block.'Williams H. S. G., (of H. S. G. W. & Co.,) bds American House. Williams Harvey, S E coo Main and Johnson. Williams Henry, sailor, Grove, bt Florida and Virginia., E. Williams HenrT, papier mache manufactory, Seventh, bt Beers and H-Tanover, W.'Williams Henry L., printer, at American Office, bds Tirs. Ellinaker. Williams J. R., stlone cutter, bds J. R. Evans. Willia'mls Jo-"nn, laborer, bdcs 3. Evans:. [Williams John C., CGalena, bt Eig~th and Ninth, N.'Williams J. E., bdrs Go. F. Williins. William s olhn. —, city express, 1 H Nron.'Wilianm1s Jiiohn W., painter, Mil-waukee, bt 1-iiuron- ant] Detroit, E. Williamns Janmes, craymian, V'an Bunrei, bt Huron and hBichigan, E. Willianms & Kraft, silverplars antd jewelors, Wisconsin, near the river. See adv. p. 3,. Williams E.. (of NT, & raft,) FourtT, bt 2Sycamore and Spring, E. Willians John, clerk, bds L. Beinjamin. Williams 0., clerk, bds Fountain House. -Williams Percy, carpenter, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit, E. Williams P., carpenter, bds Washington House. Williams Rev. Robert, pastor of the Welsh Calvinistic Miethlodist Churclh, h Knapp, bt Astor and Elizabeth. Williams Robert, boiler maker, bds D. Davies. Williams Robert, surveyor, Huron, bt Jackson and Jefferson. Williams W. Henry,. clerk at Haney & DeBow. Williams W. H., book keeper at IH. S. Pomeroy. Williams William, mariner, bds Globe Inn. Williamson Cornelius, grocer, Huron, bt Van Buren and Jackson. Williamson George, clerk, at J. H. Williamson. Williamson James H., hardware and stove agency, 38 East Water, h Greenbush, bt Virginia and Pierce, E.'Willie Francis, clerk, bds C. Otto. Willie Frank, clerk, bds A. Otts. Willis Stephen I., Fourth, bt Prairie and Tamarack, E.'Willits A. T., omnibus agent, bds American House. Willman George, ship carpenter, East Water, bt Division, and Johnson, E. Wiillmanns Agustus C., president Second Ward Bank, h cor Knapp and Milwaukee. Willmanns F., teller Second Ward Bank, bds A. C. Willmanns. Willner Bernhardt, clothing, 177 East Water, h Biddle, bt Market and Main. Willoughby Elizabeth, at George Willoughby.'Willoughby George, mason, Huron, near Jefferson. Wilson Alexander T., mason, bds L. Ransom. Wilson Archibald, S E cor Marshall and Ogden. OFFICE of the Miliaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO0. -205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. S89 Wilson Estil, farmner, Main, near Johnson. Wilson Henry 0., agent N Y & E R R, 165 East Water, h 392 Van Buren.. Wilson Hiram G., artist, S W cor Main and Wisconsin, h 311 Main.. Wilson James, clerk, at Noonan & MeNab, h 41 Michigan. Wilson James, boiler maker, bds Milwaukee Exchange. Wilson Jeremiah V. F., ship carpenter, S W cor Walker and Grove. Wilson John, mariner, Fowler, bt Third and Fourth, N. Wilson Thomas H., teamster, Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E.'Wilson Tolsen, carpenter, bds J. Devine. Wilson William, saloon, Clinton, bt Oregon and Lake, W. Wilson William, saloon, 90 East Water. Wilson William Jr., clerk, at Kellogg & Strong. Wilson William, butcher, at Simpson & Sons. Wilson Win. K., Mail Agent, M & MI R R, bds American House. Wilson William WV., agent Lake Michigan Steamboat Co., h Cass, bt Knapp and Ogden, WV. Wiltzien Williamn H. C., pressman at See Botce, h Market, bt Ogden and Knapp. Wincent Benjaimin, watchman. Reed, bt Oregon and Florida Winchester D. V., agent Singers' Sewing machine, 39 Spring. Wind Baithasar, cooper, Fourth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Wind Jacob, cooper, Fourth, bt Vliet and Cherry. Wind Joseph, cooper, Market, near Knapp. Winder Win., shoemaker, bds H. Winkler. Windfield Andreas, baker, Fourth, bt Chestlnut and Prairie, E. Wine George, shoemaker, Brown, E. Wing John, (of Seaman & XW.,) h N E cOr Van Buren and Malrtin. Winkler Carl, land and money agency, Third, bt Cherry and Galena, E. Winkler Charles, tailor, bds H. Muller. Winkler Daniel, pedler, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Winkler Frederick, brick moulder, at -. Millnman. Winkler Henrietta, widow, River, bt Knapp and East Water.'Winkler Heinrich, upholsterer, Chestnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, N. Winkler Hermann, shoemaker, River, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Winkler John, tailor, bds Wa.shington House. Winkler Valentine, blacksmith, Fourthl, bt Poplar and Clles-tu.lt, E. Winner, Landwehr & Co., grocers, East Water, bt Mason and Oneida. WV. Winslow A. A., tinsmith, bds D. J. )Maller. Winter Christian, laborer, bds Rochester House. Winter Ernst F., laborer, Fifth, bt Prairie antd Tamaracek, E. Winter Miss Hannah, at Madam Seibert. Winter L. E., carpenter, bds J. Voorhies. Winter William, carpenter, bds - Whitfield_. Winterer Anton, tanner, Baulding, bt Eliza h;et-lt and Park. Winton B. J., soap and candles, 38 Spring. Winton J. B., produce, 317 Third. Winzlick John, joiner, Tam&aracik, bt Fourtht and Fifth, N. 20 FFICE of thi MilWakeei60ty Di riteory ERVING, BURDICK & CO.....205 & 207 East Water Street. Q90 1arames too late tfor regula inrertion on preceding page. Wirth Jacob, driver, Twelfth, bt Cherry and Vliet, W. Wirth Theodor, grocer, cor Cherry and Fourteenth. WISCONSIN BANNER AND VOLKSFREUND, Daily and Weekly, Prentis Block, M. Schoeffler publisher. See adv. p. 74'WISCONSIN HOME INSURANCE CO., 1 Kneeland's Block. WISCONSIN HOUSE, 359 East Water. WISCONSIN LEATHER CO., 80 East Water. WISCONSIN MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CO. BANK, Albany Building. WISCONSIN PLANING MILL, Third, bt Fowler and Clybourn, E. WISCONSIN PRINTING OFFICE, Phoenix Building. See adv., page 60o Wise Albert, Marshall, bt Martin and Biddle.'Wise Charles, clerk, Wise & Co., bds Mrs. F. Wise. Wise E., carpenter, Fourth, bt Wells and Cedar, NV. Wise F., at J. B. Maxfield stone ware factory. Wise Francisca, widow, 73 East Water. Wise & Co., grocers, 73 East Water. Wise Joseph, (of W. & Co.,) bds Mrs. F. Wise. Wise Sigmond, (of W. & Co.,) bds Mrs. F. Wise. Wise L., (of Adler, Newbouer & Co.,) bds Hotel Wettstein. Wise Michael, cabinet maker, Doty, bt Elizabeth and Pleasant, E. Wise Alorris, clerk, at Bradley & Metcalf,.bds Mrs. F. Wise. Wise Peter F., leather and findings, 349 East Water. -Wise Valentine, cabinet maker, Doty, bt Elizabeth and P'leasant, E. -Wishand Andrew, engineer, MI & M5 R R, Grove, bt Virginia and Park. Wishart Andrew, machinist, Humboldt Avenue, E.'Wismann John IH., cor Reed and Florida. Wisner D. M., 438 MIilwaukee. Wissing Albert, grocer, 37 East Water.'Withers Joseph G., hackman, bdls Eastern IHotel.'Withers Joseph, porter, at Tremont House. Witteck Matthias, shoemaker, Fifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Witney Walker, gardener, Rail Road, near Cook. Witte C. W., clerk, S W cor Tamarack and Fourth. Witte Ignatius, comb Inaker, Winnebago, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Witte Jacob, cabinet maker, bds L. Ziegler, Wittig Anna, widow, Prairie, bt Fifth and Sixth, E. W\Tittig Benjamin, sand former, Fourth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Wittig Freclerick, laborer, Fifteentll, near Fond du Lac, N. Wittig John Paul, eooper, bds Chestnut Street House. Wittig Peter, tailor, Third. bt Walnut alnd Sherman.'Wittman Joseph, baker, at J. Ballbach. Wittmorier Christian, carriage maker. Woelfl John, tealimster, Knapp, bt Market and East Water. YWoerrbach Louis, harness imaker, bds Washington HI-ouse. Woffle Capt. L., Hanover, bt Pierce and Elizabeth, E. W0ofson Herman, carpenter. Fourth], bt S311herman and B"eers, AV. PE of tie XivEwakee 0 Bagaly Beintilel, RUFT KING & CO. -- -205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late or reg'ular insertion on preceding page. 291. Wohlers D., teamster, old Muskego road, VW. Wohlman Stephen, carpenter and joiner, Vliet, bt Eighteenth and Nineteenth, N. Wohllman Henry, tailor, at L. H. Black. Wokatoch Albert, shoemaker, Fifth, near Cedar.'Wolcott Dr. Erastus B., N WX cor Wisconsin and Jefferson. Wolf Mrs. A., milliner, 226 East Water. Wolf B., (of Adler, Newbouer & Co.,) bds Hotel Wettstein. Wolf C., machinist, bds P. J. Gross. Wolf Charles W., importer of watch materials, 226 East Water. Wolf Charles, boarding, oarket, bt Johnson and Martin. Wolf Christian, shoemaker, Third, bt Hanover and Lloyd, S. Wolf Frederick, tinsmith, Walnut, near Eighth. Wolf Miss Henrietta, milliner, at Mrs. A. Wolf. Wolf Henry, laborer, cor Thirteenth and Galena. Wolf Henry, ship carpenter, cor Washington and Clinton. Wolf Herman, locksmith, Martin, bt East Water and Market, S. "Wolf Jacob, ship carpenter, cor Washington and Clinton. Wolf John, miller, cor Third and Tamarack. Wolf John, potter, cor East Water and Biddle. Wolf Jacob, Milwaukee & La Crosse Rail Road House, h 29 Chestnut. Wolf John, teamster, 389 Third. Wolf Nicholas F., laborer, Sixth, near Sherman.'Wolff Charles, actor, Market, bt Martin and Johnson, W.'Wolff Frederick, Sherman, bt Sixth and Seventh, N. Wolff John, teamster, Knapp, bt Market and East Water, S. Wolff Philip, Wolff's saloon, 365 Third.'Wolff Theodore, cooper, Seventh, bt Sherman and Walnut. Wolff William, carpenter, bds E. Steiners. Wolfgram Franz, fisherman, on the canal. Wolfrum Frederick, clerk, at I-I. Crocker. Wolka Frederick, laborer, Cherry, near Eleventh. WVollemann Carl, fisherman, Reed, bt Mineral and Washington, W. Wollemann George, laborer, Fond du Lac, Brown's Addition. Wollensack Constantin, shoemaker, Reed, bt Florida and Oregon, S. Wollensack & Loeffelhobz, locksmiths and bell hangers, Market, opp Market House. Wolter F., laborer, N W cor Cherry and Fourteenth.'Welter Joseph, tinsmith, Third, bt Galena end Walnut. Welter Win., laborer, cor Washington and Greenbush. Wolters Fredrich Wilhelm, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lao. Woltman Henry, tailor, bds F. A. Margraf. Wood A. W., machinist, Sycamor, bt Second and Third, N. Wood Albert, produce and commission, 39 Spring.'Wood George, baggage carrier, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Beach, N. Wood Henry, laborer, Fifth, bt Cherry and Vliet. Wood Henry, drayman, Beach, bt Huron and Detroit, W. OFFICE of the I ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. - — _. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Q9o~ Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. Wood Henry, machinist, Detroit, bt Van Buren and Jackson. Wood J. H., book keeper at J. F. Birchard, bds Mrs. Fellows. WTood James A., machinist, Pleasant, bt Astor and Elizabeth. Wood Johanna, widow, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Wood John Henry, butcher, bt Spring and Sycamore. Wood John P., freight agent, M & H R R, h Van Buren,& bt Milason and Oneida. Wood John, laborer, bds J. Ryan. Wood Joseph, carpenter, bds Keystone State Hotel. Wood M. H., seamstress, Third, bt Wells and Cedar, E. Wood Thomas, laborer; Beach, bt Juneau and Oregon, W. Wood William, mason, Elizabeth, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Woodruff Austin H., clerk at La C & M 1 R, bds James Whitney. Woodruff John W., agent, bds Mrs. Fellows. Woodruff Lawrence L., supt. government buildings at old Harbor and Light House keeper. Woodruff T. M., clerk, at La C & M R R, bds J. Whitney. Woodward G. A., atty, 3 Albany Building, bds Mrs. V. A. Swan. Woolfilt William, carpenter, Fifth, bt Sycamore and Clybourn, W. Woolfit Wmin. Jr., carpenter, Fifth, near Clybourn. Worak Joseph, laborer, Greenbush, bt Mineral and Washington, E. Worden A. L., printer at Free Democrat, Greenbush, bt Virginia and Park, W. Worden Junlit, dealer in real estate, Greenbush, bt Virginia and Park. Worenz Charles, laborer, Short, near Lloyd. Wormwood Joseph, plasterer, Berry, bt Elizabeth and Prospect. Wornar Edward, butcher, Huron, bt Van Buren and Cass, N. Wornkow William, carriage maker, River, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Worters John, bds Horicon House. Worth T., carpenter and joiner, VanBuren, bt Division and Knapp WA, h Wells, bt Second and Third, N. Worthington Isaac, Jr., cook at G. Filkins. Worthington & Marshall, attys, Ludington's Block. See adv. p. 28. Worthington Ellis, (of W. & Marshall,) N E cor Astor and Divison. Wortorer Matthias, shoemaker, Market, bt Oneida and Biddle, W. Wosso Win. H., carpenter, Fourth, near Sherman. Wotawa Matthias, shoemaker, Market, near jMarket House. Wotsch Hermann, ship owner, h Fifth, bt Vliet and Cherry, W. Wotsch Herman, mariner, cor East Water and Martin. Wrabetz Anna, widow, Prairie, near the river. Wrabetz Johann, bds Anna Wrabetz. Wrede Capt. Wm., mariner, cor Cass and Lyon. Wrencher Peter, machinist, bds Empire City House Wridach William, mariner, Martin, bt East Water and River, S. Wright Charles, mason, Huron, bt East Water and Main. Wright Francis, Astor, bt Lyon and Pleasant. Wright George, salesman, Bradford Bros., hI Cass, bt Oneida and Masoil, W.Y OFFICE of the 1tilwaukee Daily Sentineli, RUFUS KING & 0O0. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Names too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 293 Wright Henry, sailor, 373 East Water. Wright Herbert, clerk, at James Bonnell. Wright Horace, hackman, bds Keystone State Hotel. Wright Joseph, (of J. Plankinton & Co.,) bds 313 Jefferson.'Wright Michael, policeman, Astor, bt Ogden and Lyon, W. Wright P., laborer, Fowler, bt Third and Fourth, N.'Wright William H, atty and land agent, 171~1 East AWater, h Prospect, above Division. Wrigley Charles N., laborer, dcs Rail Road House. Wuerre Baptist, brewer, Chestnut, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Wuesteneck Carl, house mover, Tutonia road, Vliet's Addition. Wulke Frederick, laborer, Cherry, bt Eleventh and Twelfth, N. Wunden Ugelott, Greenbush, bt Virginia and Park, W. Wunderlich John, laborer, Eleventh, near Galena. Wunderlich Louis, Plank Road House saloon, N E cor Chestnut and Winnebago. Wunderly Dr. Edward, physician, Monroe, opposite Florida. Wundsch Christina E., widow, bds Dr. Wurndsch. Wundsch Dr. Edward, 331 Third. Wundsch Herman, cigar maker, bds Dr. Wundseh. Wutchieh Michael, laborer, Eighth, near Wells. Wyman Leander, atty, 200 East Water, h Lake road, -2 mile fromn city limits. Y YVAER EDWARD, cooper, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Yale Philetus, merchant tailor, 17 Wisconsin, h 266 Main. Yale W. W., dry goods, Clinton, bt South Water and Lake, S. Yallop James, circulating library, Chestnut, bt Third and Fourtlh, S. See advertisement, page 54. Yanty Henry, teamster, Poplar, near Eighth. Yates Peter, Plank road, near City limits. Yenty John, carpenter, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Yeskl Martin, carpenter, Detroit, bt Jefferson and Jackson, S. Yesen Henriette, widow, Market, bt Biddle and Martin, E. Yewdale Mrs. J. H, Mineral, bt Reed and Clinton, S. Yonaska Julius, shoemaker, Biddle, bt Market and Main, S. Yonker Frederick, laborer, Fifth Avenue, Lockwood's addition. Yonker John, shoemaker, S E cor East Water and Biddle. Young George, cutter, at Wells & Co., h Seventh, bt Clybourn and Hill. YOUING MEN'S ASSOCIATION, rooms Tweedy's Block. YOUNG- MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, room under Plymouth (hurch. Young Peter, grader, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Buffalo. Young Winm., laborer, Seventh, near Hinman. Young Win. A., (of Douglass & Y.,) bds >I. S. Douglass. Young Win. P., S W cor Marshall and Oneida. Youngblood John, foreman, blacksmith, bds Empire City House. Younger Peter, shoemaker, North Water bt Market and Main, W. OFuFICE of th@e MilwRaukee City Direotgory ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 20 - 25 & 207 East Water Street. 29L4 Names too late for regular i'serntion en pre'eding pa e. Younger Peter, milkman, Van Buren, bt Detroit and Buffalo, W. YOUNG'S HALL, Wisconsin, bt' Main and Milwaukee, N. Youngs Mellville L., clerk, Clinton, bt iMineral and 1Walker, W. Youngs Pinney, & Co., patent sawing machine, on the canal. Youngs Pinney, (of P. Y. & Co.) Third, bt Vliet and Cherry. Tustin Simon, laborer, Green Bay, near Walnut. ZACEK JOSEPH, laborer, Twelfth, North. from Walnut, E. Zagel George, laborer, Milwaukee, bt Ogden and Lyon. Zaheskin Martin, laborer, Prairie, near Eighth. Zahl Karl, laborer, S W cor Thirteenth and Walnut. Zahn John, laborer, Twelfth, near Chestnut. Zahn John, wagon maker, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Zahn Peter, joiner, Vliet, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, S. Zahn Wilhelm, carpenter, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac, S. Zaiser Adam, shoemaker, Market, near Ogden. Zaluski John, laborer, Eleventh, near Galena. Zander Jeremiah B., cor Hanover and Florida. Zander Ludwig, tailor, 280 Third. Zander Matthias J., undertaker, Martin, bt Jackson and Van Buren, S. Zapf Joseph, shoemaker, Vliet, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth. Zarling Frederick, fisherman, River, bt Division and Johnson, E. Zastron Carl, milkman, Beers, bt Second and Third, S. Zastrow Charles, laborer, Short, near Sherman. Zastrow Charles, miller, cor Cherry and Fifth. Zastrow Charles, tailor, Poplar, near Twelfth. Zastrow Kussow Ernst, (of C. Knobelsdorff & Co.,) bds C. Knobelsdorff. Zearbus Jacob, laborer, Hamilton, bt Elizabeth and Prospect, N. Zeeh Gottlieb, teamster, Clinton, near Reed. Zehgar Francis, stone cutter, Market, bt Division and Johnson, E. Zehn John, plasterer, Alley, bt Division and Johnson. Zeiger Joseph, cabinet maker, bds H. Mueller. Zeiser Julius, brewer, bds J. Lorens. Zelenka Matthias, boarding, 18 Cass. Zell William, blacksmith, Tamarack, E, h N E cor Tamarack and Fifth. Zeller Joseph, carpenter, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. Zellner & Bonns, clothing, 94 and 106 East Water. Zellner Benjamin, (of Z. & Bonns,) h 106 East Water. Zellner Levi, at B. Zellner. Zemer M., laborer, Seventh, bt Wells and Cedar. Zengner William, Stadt Munchen, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, E. Zerbes Jacob, summer gar(len, N W cor Cedar and Tenth. Zerga B., plaster Paris image maker, Milwaukee, bt Huron and Detroit. Zerlang Frederick, fisherman, River, near the river. Zetzmann Heinrich, laborer, S E cor Virginia and Hanover. Ziebel Frederick, laborer, Fourteenth, bt Galena and Cherry, W. OFFICE of the Eilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RIUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Nfames too late for regular insertion on preceding page. 295 Ziegeler Heinrich, laborer, Third, bt Lloyd and Beaubian. Ziegler August, cabinet maker, 341 East Water. Ziegler George, shoemaker, Cherry, bt Fourteenth and Fifteenth, S. Ziegler J., brewery, Tamarack, bt Eigth and Ninth, N. Ziegler Lawrence, cabinet maker, Market, bt Johnson and IMartin, E. Ziegler Wilhelm, tailor, 260 East Water. Zielich Christoph, Fifteenth, near Fond du Lac. Zielka Frederick, carpenter, Third, bt Wells and Cedar. Ziemer Philip, Ogden, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Zien Frederick; wagon shop, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Ziese Charley, Tutonia road, Vliet's Addition, N. Zieswes Jacob, laborer, North Water, near Kenzie. Zigger bJ8oseph, carpenter, S W cor Slain and North'Water. Ziemer Ferdinand, laborer, Fond du Lac. Zilich Christoph, laborer, Fond du Lac road. Ziller Margaret, Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth, S. Zillman Charles, teamster, Chestnut, near Twelfth. Zillmann -Wilhelm, brickmaker, Chestnut, bt Twelfth and Thirteenth, W. Zima Joseph, tailor, F]Lifth, bt Chestnut and Prairie. Zimdars Johann, laborer, Vliet, bt Fifteenth and Wall. Zimmer August, gardener, Lisbon plank road, S. Zimmer Philip, locksmith, Poplar, bt Fifth and Sixth. Zimmerman Frederick, carpenter, Division, bt Main and Market, N. Zimmerman Frederick, harness maker, bds A. Brown. Zimmerman Frederick, cooper, bds II. Schumacher. Zimmerman John, cabinet maker, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Zimmerman Robert, tailor, bds F. A. Margraf. Zimmermann Andrew, rope maker, Old Muskego road, E. Zimmermann August, laborer, Ninth, near Cherry. Zimmermann Benjamin L., coach maker, Second, bt Spring and Sycamore. Zimmermann C. F., groceries and provisions, 317 Third. Zimmermann Ferdinand, Ninth, bt Galena and Mill, W. Zimmermann Jacob, gardener, cor Chestnut and Ninth. Zink Adam, maltster, Prairie, bt Eighth and Ninth, N. Zink Frederick, tailor, Sixth, bt Lloyd and Beaubian, N. Zinke Ferdinand, carpenter, Fourth, bt Tamarack and Cedar, E. Zinn Charles, wheelright, Chestnut, near Fifth. Zinn Frederick, wagon maker, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth. Zinn Henry, blacksmith, Chestnut, bt Fifth and Sixth, N. Zinn Jacob, laborer, Pierce, bt Grove and Mineral. Zinn John, mason, East Water, bt Division and Johnson. Zinn Karl, wagon maker, 54 Chestnut. Zirber Frederick, tailor, Fourth, near Sherman. Zisbel Frederick, tailor, Tamarack, bt Fourth and Fifth, S. Zirkelbach Barbara, mantua maker, East Water, bt Knapp and Ogden, E. ZION'S OIIURCH OF THE EVANGELIST SOCIETY, cor Fourth and Cedar. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO -.-. __-205 & 207 East Water Street. Q9 6 Name-, too late for regular insertion on preceding page..Zmlunski A., laborer, Empire Wood and Coal Yard, h Wells, bt Secend and Third. Znamietsky John, gardener, bds Stadt Prag. Zoebb John Andreas, paint shop, Tamarack, bt Fourth and Fifth, E. Zohrlatlt Herman, clerk, at G. Pfistcr & Co., Milwaukee, bt Oneida and Biddle, E. Zoller Jacob, cabinet maker, East Water, near Biddle. Zollman John, pavior, bds H. Sehumacher. Zoemisch Henry, cabinet maker. Zopff H., tinware manufactory, West Water, near Cedar, W. Zormish Henry, carpenter, Market, bt Division and Johnson, i:. Zucker Gerhard, architect, Seventh, bt Sherman and Beers, W. Zuckerman S. A., clothing and dry goods store, Third, bt Poplar and Vlict. Zuleger Thomas, cabinet maker, Cedar. Zumach Friederich, laborer, Walnut, bt Thirteenth and Fourteenth, N. Zumach Wilhelm, laborer, Tutonia road, near St. John's Cemetery, S. Zutters F., laborer, West Water, near Cedar, W. Zwenger Christian, wagon maker, near cor West Water and Cedar, h cor Cedar and Third. Zwiebel Anton, brass moulder, Hanover, bt Ogden and Florida, W. Zwik Joseph, cooper, S W cor Menomonee and Milwaukee. Zwosta Andrew, teamster, East Water, bt Knapp and Division. CITY O FFICERS. MAYORl,.................JAMES B. CROSS-Office Excelsior Block. Yler%,...............ROBERT B. LY-Nc. Deputy C(e-r,......... ALE XANDER BOLTON...... Treasu,,............ HERMAN SCHWALRTINI.. " " " Comptrolle,......... E. L'H. GARDINR...... CitZy A;torney,........EAsT. oo. F.... Police Justice,....... CLINTON WAL WORTH. Police " Empire Block. C6hief of Policel,.......WILLIA.R I BECK. " Wisconsin Street. City Engaeer,...........M. S. TROWBRIDGE. " Excelsior Block. 3MarshalC,..................... CHARLES C. MEYER. City Printers,- SHARPSTEIN & LATHROP. P. V. DEUSTER. Inspector of'Wood and Hay,.......P. JAcoBus. Sealer of Weiglhts and Measures....CIHRISTIAN IE-VYER. Supeqni-terclent of' Bidges,.... MARKEY. COMMON COUNCIL ROOMS, EXCELSIOR BLOCK. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Presiden~t,..........c.....ACKSON HADLE Y. J. Hadley,............ st Ward. C. Baast,..... do F. HIeineman....................do Ak. Cotzhausen, ar...................... 2d 5Vard. A. Greulich,.................................do J. Fueldner,................... do A. McCormick,..................... 3d Ward. T. O'Brien,............................. do J. Jennings,. do J. Jaylor,..... 4th Ward. A. H. Johnston,... do J. Plainkinton,............................... do OFFIGE of t.e lilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,- - 205 & 207 East Water Street. 298 CiTY OFFTCERS, F. Conrad......... 5th Ward. D. C. Reed,.................................. do C. Seemann,....... do J. Walters,.......................... 6th Ward. F Kuehn........................... do C. Busach,....................................... do W. A. Prentiss,...................... 7th Ward. G. S. Mallory,.... do J.. H Greve,.................................... do E. G-. Hayden,................................... th Ward G. G. Loeffler,............................ do G. Hohne,................ do 1I. Humnan,...................................... 9th Ward. D. J. Doornink,................................... do F. W ergen,....................................... o STANDING COMMITTEES. ifcnance.-Keuhn, Mallory, 3TMcCormick, Hadley and Greulich. Judciciary.A-Mallory, Prentiss, Greulich, Taylor and Keuhn. Schools.-Hadley, Greulich, Hayden, Human and Mallory, Police.-Baast, O'Brien, Conrad, Seemann and Doornink Fire Department.-Greulieh, Humphrey, Heineman, Hayden and Plankinton. Printing.-Johnston, Loeffler, Busach and Greve. License.-McCormick, Fueldner, Wergen, Walter and Hoehne. Bridges.-Taylor, Hadley, Kuehn, Hayden, Humphrey, Mallory, O'Brien, Cotzhausen and Human. Gas Lights. —Prentiss, Plankinton, Jennings, Conrad and Cotzhausen. Taxes.-Kuehn, Prentiss, Johnston, Jennings and Hayden. Harbor.-Hadley, Greulich, McCormick, Taylor, Humphrey, Kuehn, Mallory, Loeffler and Wergen. Rail Road.-Hadley, Greulich, O'Brien, Taylor, Conrad, Kuehn, Greve, Hayden and Human. Plats.-Kuehn, Hoehne, Greulich, O'Brien, Taylor, Conrad, Prentiss, Hayden and Wergen. COMMISSIONERS OF SURVEY. Herman Haertel, O. B. Hopkins, I. A. Goodall, Elisha Eldred, S. B. Grant, And. Mitchell, Matthias Human. OFFICE of thie ilwaIukae Daily Bentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. WARD 0FFICERS., 99 WARD OFFICERS. ASSESSO RS. Ist TWacd,. Stehen Hoff. 5th......rd. Hiram Merrill. 2d do...T. Haandske. 6th co. Ernst Hertzer. 3d do.......Martin Delaney. 7th co...Fred. Wardner. 4tlf do A. Ely. 8th do.......Joseph Dressier. 9th Tlrd.. Adam Finger. JuISTICES OF THE PEACE. 1st T&lcad,. -G. A. MIegarrigle. 5th, WaCrd,......O. Parsons. 2d do......Charles F. Bode. 6th do... N. Messenger. 3d do. William Holland. 7t]h do Albert Smith. 4th do.D. L. Deyo. 8th do.. W. A. Tucker. 9th TWac,......... F. R. Berg. CONSTABLES. 1st TWard,.. J. Schoeffel. 5th TWar d,..Joseph Deuster. 2d do. Charles Neuman. 6th do....... Schwibbinger. 3d do. J. IH. Ryan. 7th do....... Guenther. 4th do Edward Mallon. 8th do....... Doerfuer. 9th Ward,. Christopher Maas. RAIL ROAD COMMISSIONERS, 1st Ward,....Peter Theis. 5th Ward......(J. H. Larkin. 2dc do...... H. Jacobs. 6th do. Adam Poertner. 3d do......Thomas Eviston. 7th do......Christ. Preusser. 4th do.. John Sercomb. 8th do.....C. T. Melms. 9th Vard,......... E. L. Phelps. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 300 CITY OFFICERS —-FIRE DEPARTMENIT. BRIDGE TENDERS. TVctlker's Point,.......Averell. Sprin &r'eet,.... Dewitt. Menomzoee,.........G. Crombie. }Wels Street........... J. Olvic. Clyboznrn Street.......t. Lodge. (Clhesthlt Street......G. Martin. POLICE. STATION WISCONSIN STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AN1D EAST W ATER. WNilliam Beck, Chief. J. Collins. P. W. Dodge, Station Keeper. M. Finnigan. J. B. Rodee, Station Keeper. A. Just. L. Capron. T. Poulter. D. Coughlin. A. Beck. William Garlick. J. McCarty. F. C. Benseler. P. Smith. F. Kersler. W. Perrigo. P. Duzold. C. Kriekee. W. G. Haack. F. Egglesgliess. T. Shaughnessy. G. Luther. A. Bingenheimer. T. Bohan. J. O'Connor. C. Hannan. NoTE.-A buildirg is now being erected and will be ready for use by Autumn, containing apartments fhr the Police CouIt, Chief's Office, and PClice Station. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Chief Enqgi eer,.. Daniel Schultz. 1st Assistxrt,..... Frank Davlin. 2dc Assi.stant,.... Philip Daly. 3d do......P. McDonough. FIRE WARDENS. 1st Wardc,....W........ Spence and W. Ludwig. 2d do....H. Mond and L. Luscomb. 3d do......... - - -..M. Phalon and J. H. Ryan. 4th do.......W. H. Holland and W. G. Haack. OFFICE of the' ilwaukee Dally Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. FIREE DEPARTMENT. 801 5th Ward,...... D. C. Reed and A. Meyer. 6th do.......................A. D. Rudd and W Thompkins. 7th do....................... C. Jacks and L. Fuchs. 8th do..C. F. Melms and IH. Milman. 9th do....................... Leubenhaumer and D. House. ENGINE COMPANIES. MILWAUKEE No. 1.-House, Main, bt Mason and Oneida. Foreman..... P. Van Vetchen. lst Ass.........J.'H. Butler. 2cd Ass.........W. Plummer. Sec. & Treas... R. Allen, Jr. Stewarcd,..... F. Shepardson. Varde,.... F. F. Adams. (Capt. fose.......Win. Fleming. Assistant,......F.Zimmerman. NEPTUNE NO. 2.-House, East Water, bt Oneida and Biddle..Foreman,.........H. Buening. lst Ass. Alex. Kickie. 2dc Ass...........C. Tooby. Secretary,........John Masino. Ireaszrer,,. A. Fuchs. Ucatt. Rbose... Joe Zander. Stewzarcl,........ Ch. Reinganz. OREGON No. 3.-House Third, bt Poplar and Vliet. Forelman,......Hezekiah Moore. 1st Ass........WVm. Thompson. 2d Ass....... Samuel Queman. Secretary,.....O0. W. Hofford. Tr7easurer,..... John Goodman. Steiwarcl,.... J. W. Luscomb. Capt. EHose,.......... A. McKey. ROUGH AND READY No. 4.-House, Clinton, bt South Water and the river. Foreman,........T. H. Eviston. 1st Ass.,..........Wim. Quick. 2d Ass.,.........Wmin. Perigo. Secretary,....C. Pember..'reasvcrer,....... C. Reed. Ste-ward,....E. Door. Capt. iHose,....... H. Wilcox. OCEAN No. 5.-House, Second, bt Sycamore and Spring. Foreman,...... W. Peterman. 1st Ass.,........ C. G. Miller. 2d Ass..........J. Sehawb. Secretary,...... J.G. C. Hartert. Tr'easweer,....... Peter Klumb. Capt. Hose.......Francis Noelly. Steward,..........Morris Miller. FILLnIOPRE No. t. —House, foot of Detroit, bt East Water and the river. Foreman,,..... Thomas Kerr. 1st Ass.,..... Bartholemew Quin. 2d Ass.,....:Dennis Healey. Secretary,.... James Gillon. Treasvr'er,.... John Larkin. Steward,.....Charles Conerty. Capt. Hose,....... Bartholemew O'Neil. OFFICE of tiae lfivlwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK &( C(O...... 205 & i207 East Water Street. 380o, FIRE DEPAR TM'3ENT —- BANKS. NTo, 7.-Walker's Point. Foireman......Benseler SUPPLY HOSE Co. No. L. —House, Main, bt Mason and Oneida. Foreman,......... H. A. Starr. Assistant........Chris, N. Mehl. Sec. & Tr'eas.,..... A. Treyser. Warden.......... Williams. Steward,........n.....W. Southwell. HOOK AND LADDER CO. No. 1.-House, Main, bt Oneida and Mason. tForema~n,....H.. enry Bestren. 1st Ass.,........H. Kannabach. 2d Ass.,....C..... Cupper. Secr-etary,.......John Miller. Treaswurer,........J. Balis. HRESCUE,HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 2.-House, Walker's Point. Foreman, Peter Webber. 1st Ass.,.........ottlieb Reis. 2d. Ass........Carl Hoeulein. Secretary,........Wilhelm Reif. Teasureser,..........An d Zoblals. LOCAL N u) GENERAL SATSTATISTCS BAN KS 3 The following is an abstract of the Banking Law of Wisconsin:Every Bank must transfer in trust to the State Treasurer, United States stocks, or any State stocks, on which full interests at not less than six per cent. is annually paid, and estimated at their average value for the previous six months in New York City, equal to the. amount of bills intended to be put in circulation, but the Comptroller is not bound to receive them unless he considers them safe. The law further provides that the Bonds of any Rail Road Co., in this State, which have forty miles or more in operation, bearing a rate of seven per cent. per annum, interest payable semi-annually, and secured by a deed of trust upon such road, may be received in lieu of Public Stocks; but in such case bills shall be issued for not more than one-half the cmaomont of such bonds. And as an additional security to bill holders, it is provided that before circulating any notes, bonds shall be given by the directors and stock 0FFICE of the Iilw aukee Bali bentia el RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. BANKe NG STATISTICS. 303 holders of the bank, secured to the satisfaction of the Comptroller, to the amount of one-fourth the bills to be issued. Each bill must have on its face the words, "Secured by pledge of public stocks," (or of Railroad bonds,) and be countersigned by the Bank Comptroller. BANK Or MILWAUKEE.-Capital $200,000. S. E cor Huron and East Water, Directors.-John Bradford, J. S Rockwell, John EI. Van Dyke, J. AVarner, S. S. Daggett, T. R. B. Eldridge, C. D. Nash. C. D. Nash, President; T. R. B. Eldridge, Cashier; W. G. Fitch, Teller; C. J. Burnell, Book Keeper. FARMERS AND MIILLERS BANKI.-Capital, $500,000. Wisconsin, Second door from East Water. Directors.-E. D. Holton, A. W. Pierce, A. Finch, Jr., E. H. Breodhead, Wim. A. Prentiss, George Dyer, Daniel Newhall, Anson Eldrecld, John Nazro. E. D. Holton, President; Johln Nazro, Vice President; H. H. Camp, Cashier; S. N. Willard, Ass't Cashier; J.. R. Lockwood, Teller; Vr. F. Norton, Book-Keeper. GLOBE BANK.- Capital, $100,000. Albany Building. Directors.-A. Finch, Jr., Anson Eldred, Eliphalet Cramer, Win.'P. Lynde, E. H. Brodhead, George H. Walker, C. D. Cook. A Finch, Jr., President; NV. R. Freeman, Cashier. JUNEAU BANIK.-Capital, $250,000. N. W. cor East Water and Wisconsin. Di)iectors.-James B. Cross, Harvey Birehard, James Ludington, Peter 3Martineau, Brown H. Goodrich, George D. Dousman, Clarke Shepardson, Guido Pfister, Sidney L. Rood. J. B. Cross, President; Samuel B. Scott, Cashier. MARnINE BANK.-Capital, $50,000. 216 East WTater. Directors. —G. H. Hazellor, M. B. B. Medlberry, E. H. 1Hazellor, Cicero Comstock, J. H. Hoover. J. H. Hoover, President; J. H. Skidmore, Cashier; E. H. Walradt, Book Keeper. THE PEOPLE's BsANK —Capital, $100,000. 227 East Water. Directors.-Herman Haertel, Conda R. Alton, E. B. Greenleaf, Herman Schwarting, Augustus Greulich, HI. L. Palmer, Ferdinand Keuhn. Ierman Haertel, President; H1. L. Palmer, Vice President; E. B. Greenleaf, Cashier; IT. A. BMeyer, Jr., Teller; H. A. Leublien, Book Keeper OFFlICf of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO...._.205 & 207 East Water Street. 304 BROKERS —-INSURANCE C0M[PANIES. SECOND WARD BANK.-Capital, $25,000. 10 Chestnut. A. C. Wilmanns, President; John Bertschy, Vice President; W. R. Jacobs, Cashier; Frederick Williams, Teller. STATE BANK OF WISCONSIN.-Capital, $500,000. N. E. corEast Water and Michigan. J. G. Inbuseb, President; M. S. Scott, Cashier; T. L. Baker, Teller. WIsCONsIN MARINE AND FIRE INS. Co. BANK.-Capital, $100,000. Albany Building. Alexander Mitchell, President; David Ferguson, Cashier; Horace S. Weeks, Teller; Chas. H. Larkin, Ass't Teller; Wm. B. Miller and John Johnston, Book Keepers; James A. Pirie, Discount and Collection Clerk. EXCHANGE BANKERS AND B.ROK()KE~S Bridge Brothers, State Bank Building. Townsend, Bean & Burlock, 205 East Water Street. MIarshall & Ilsley, 127 East Water Street. Wilmnanns, Jacobs & Co., 204 East Water S'treet. Reeve & Roe, 210 East Water Street. INSURANCE COMIPAN IES. COMMERCIAL INSURANCE Co. —Capital, $200,000. State Bank Building. Directors -Win. J. Whaling, E. Cramer, J. A Duteber, Lester Sexton, R. P. Elmore, G. Bremer, S. T. Hooker, J. G. Inbuseh, J. J. Tallnadge, C. T. Bradley, T. W. Goodrich, 0. E. Britt, M. B. Medbery, J. A. Mahler, E. B. Dickerman, D. O. Dickinson, Max. Mack, H. H. Harrison, J. A. Hoover, J. T. Bradford, E. Sanderson, E. Button, Horatio Hill, W. B. Hibbard, D. Newhall, J. 1H. Cordes, L. H. Kellogg, J. Plankinton, J. W. Haskin, George C. Drew.'William J. Whaling, President; J. G. Inbuseh, Vice President; James B. Kellogg, Secretary; M. S. Scott, Treasurer; L. H. Lane, Marine Inspector. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO...-205 & 207 East Water Street. INSURANCE CONMPANIES. 305 MERCHANTS' ANTD TRADERS' INSRUANCE Co. —Capital, $100,000. Phoenix Building. Directors.-Sidney L. Rood, Edward D. Holton, Leonard Kennedy, Hiram Mabbett, Chester Steele, George Le Fevre, Benj. Bagnall, Melville S. Nichols, Anthony G. Van Schaick. Sidney L. Rood, President; Melville S. Nichols, Vice President; E. E. Bowns, Secretary; Edward D. Holton, Treasurer; Horace Belden, General Agent. MERCHANTS' MUTUAL INSURANCE Co. —Corner East Water and Detroit Street. Chartered in 1847. Trustees.-L. W. Weeks, C. D. Cook, Harrison Ludington, Lester Sex-;ton, Geo. D. Dousman, Chas. H. Wheeler, Clarence Shepard, E H. Goodrich, E. P Allis, John Nazro, John Bradford, H. H. Harrison, L. J. Higby, Lyndsey Ward, Daniel Newhall, G. D. Norris, Frederick Layton, G. P. -Hewitt, John W. Medbery, Winm. B Hibbard. L. W. Weeks, President; Lester Sexton, Vice President; P. W. Burrows, Secretary; David Ferguson, Treasurer; Capt. John Merrill, Marine Inspector. MILwAUvKEE CITY INSURANCE Co.-Capital $100,000. Newhall House, *Michigan Stceet. Dlirectors.~ —. L. Palmer, E. Townsend, J. W. Pixley, J A. A. Hoover, Victor Schutte, C. D. Davis, S. S. Conover, J. Humphrey, J. H. Cordes, Fred. B. Miles, H. Schwarting, H. Ehlebracht, D. A. J. Upham, A. Bade, George Dyer. Edwin Townsend, President; Win. Henry Holland, Secretary; H. L. Palmer, Attorney. AMILWAURKEE MECHANICS' MJUTUAL INSURANCE CO.-Preusser's Block. Chartered inr 1852. Directors.-Francis Trenkamp, C. Preusser, M. Stein, F. Kuehn, I. Oberman, C. M1ayer, H. C. Heide, H. Haertel, J. Neustadtl. Chas. Preusser President; C. H. Muller Secretary; H. Haertel, Treas urer; J. C. Dick, General Agent. MILWAUrKEE MUTUAL FIRE INSURnANCE Co.-Capital, $100,000. Nos. 2 and 4 Martin's Block. Directors.-E. D. Holton, E. Cramer, A. Greulich, H. L Pallher, G. Barry, E. B. Dickerman, S. S. Daggett, J. B. Martin, J. B. Smith. S. S. Daggett, President; P. B. Hill, Secretary; F. Ml1. Wallace, General Agent; M. L. Skinner, Local Agent. UTNITEU) STArTL1S MARINE ANT) FIRE INSURANCE Co.-Capital, $100,000. No. 2 MSartin's BloUk. Diercctors.-J. A. Helfenstein, E. Sanderson, Moses Kneeland, S. S. 21 OFFICE of the Milwauk ee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.....s 205 & 207 East Water Street. 806 POST OFFICE —-RATES OF POSTAGE. Daggett, G. D. Dousman, H. L. Palmer, E. Townsend, Milwaukee; Samnel Hale, Kenosha; D. O. Dickinson, Waukegan. J. A. Helfenstein, President; G. D. Dousman, Vice President; S. C. West, Secretary; H. Haertel, Treasurer; H. L. Palmer, Attorney; W. T. Palmer, General Agent. WISCONSIN IIHOME INSURANCE CO.-No. 1 Kneeland's Block. Difrectors.-Edwin Palmer, Stoddard H. Martin, Samuel Bishop, Byron Paine, A. B. Van Cott, Charles Cain, J. T. Hayden, George F. Borngesser, E. WV. Carpenter. Edwin Palmer, President; Samuel Bishop, Vice President; E. WV. Car-. penter, Secretary; J. T. Hayden, Treasurer; Samuel Bishop, Attorney. PIIENIX INSURANCE AND BANKING Co.-Capital, $100,000. Newhall House, cor Main and Michigan. Directors.-C. C. Barnes, Wm. Strickland, WV. L. Bean, T. C. Dousman, L. H. Kellogg, J. Ristine, M. S. Scott, F. Tibbetts, M. Newton, Lester Sexton, WTm. A. Barstow, O. Alexander, Daniel Newhall, L. A. Mann, E. B. Birchard, Beriah Brown, Wm. Chappell, D. McDonald, F'. C. Lee, Andrew Proudfit, Henry Totten. C. C. Barnes, President; 0. Alexander, Vice President; W. L. Bean, Treasurer; LD. McDonald, Secretary; Henry Totten, General Agent. MILWAUKEE POST OFFICE. J. R. Sharpstein, Post Master. James B. Dunlap, Chief Clerk. Clerks. —Charles C. Chamberlain, Thos. Beecher, Franz Baggeler, J. 0. Myers, George H. Hepburn, Daniel W. Fowler, Henry Stocks, John Rice, Ferdinand Levy. ffail Route Agents.-Peter Lynch, Watertown Div. L C. & M. R. R.; M. Fitzgerald, Charles Holzhauer, L C. & M. R. R.; J. Brickley, WV. K. Wilson, George T. Clark, M. & MI. R. R.; R. Church, J. R. Hobbs, C( & M. R. R. RATES OF POSTAGE-DOMESTIC AND INLAND. Letters not exceeding 2 oz. within 3,000 miles, 3 cts. prle-paid, in all cases; California and Oregon, 10 ets. If conveyed wholly or partly by sea, and to and from a foreign country, 10 cents within and 20 cents over 2,500 miles, unless otherwise fixed by treaty, &c. Every additional ~ oz. or fraction, carries an OFFICE of the lilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. RATES OF POSTAGE. 307 additional postage. Letters dropped for delivery at the same post office, 1 cent. Advertised letters, 1 cent and postage. Penny post delivery to and from post office, I or 2 cents. Newspapers, periodicals, unsealed circulars, or other articles of printed matter, (except books,) when sent to any part of the United States, and'weighing not over 3 oz. 1 cent, and for every, additional oz. or part thereof, 1 et. If within the State and not weighing over 12 oz. 2 cent. Small newspapers published monthly or oftener, and pamphlets not containing more than sixteen octavo pages, when sent in single packages to one address, and prepaid by postage stamps, weighing at least 8 oz. 4 cents, and I cent for each additional oz. or part thereof; if weighing less than 8 oz. it must be rated singly. Books bound or unbound, not weighing over 4 lbs. for any distance under 3,000 miles, 1 cent per oz.; over that distance, 2 cents per oz. The above must all be pre-paid. QUARTERLY RATES OF POSTAGE, when paid in advance, on Newspapers and Periodicals sent from the office of publication to actual subscribers: Weekly Newspa.pers, (one copy only) sent to actual eta ts. cts-. cts-. ts. t cts Subscriber~ within the County where printed and published....f..e......... "Newspapers and Periodicals, not exceedinDg ls oz. in weight, when circulated in the State where published................................ 1 Newspapers and Periodicals of the weight of 3 oz. and under, sent to any part of the United States,.451.39.19[ 13 6- 3 1l Over 3 and not over 4 oz.,.................91.78.39 26 13 6 3 Over 4 and not over 5 oz I................... 136}- 1.17.581 39 191 9 4, Over 5 aud not over 6 oz.,................. 1.82 1.56.78 52 26 12 6 Over 6 and not over 7 oz.,...................'227~ 1.95.971 65 32~1 15 7 Over 7 and not over 8 oz.,.................... 2.73 2.34 1.17 78 391 18[ 9 For every additional ounce same progressive rate. Exchanges free. Quarterly payments may be made either at the mailing office or at the office of delivery. When made at the mailing office, satisfactory evidence of such payment must be exhibited to the postmaster at the office of delivery. FOREIGN POSTAGE. BY TREATY. —Letters from Oregon and California to Great Britain and Ireland, 59 cts.; from any other part of the United States to Great Britain and Ireland, 24 cts. on letters not exceeding 1 oz.; double postage if more than 1 oz. and two additional postages for each additional oz. Letters (~ oz.) to Havana, 121 ets. pre-paid; to Chagres, 20 cts, to Panama, 30 cts. pre-paid. Letters to South America, the Pacific, and Sandwich Islands, must be pre-paid, as above, to Panama. Letters to the German States, and countries East and South of them, (via Bremen,) 24 ets. in addition to our inland postage, by the American Steamers; to be prc OFFICE of the lil&waukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & 0CO,-..... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 308 TELEGRAPH —BOARD OF TRADE —-CORN EXCHANG. paicd on all letters addressed to Denmnark, Norway, Sweden, Cronstadt, St. Petersburg, Switzerland, Austria, Baden, Bavaria, Constantinople, Greece, Alexandria, Cairo, and the eastern towns of Italy. Newspapers to Great Britian, 4 cts., half of which is paid in each country; to Bremen, 3 cts. besides inland postage, pre-paid; to Cuba, 4- cts. prepaid; to British Provinces, 11 cts. pre-paid; to Chagres, Panama, and South American ports on the Pacific, 4~- cts. pre-paid. Periodicals and pamphlets to Great Britain, 2 cts. in each country, if they do not exceed 2 oz. TELEGRAPH. WVESTiERcN UNION AND VWISOONSIN STATE TE:,in;RAPI:.I-Officc, Excelsior Block-. Geo. L. Beetle, Manager. MaIL.VWA UTE.E BOAIDE ) O)IF TRiSDEL 1$)57. Poomus in Newhall House. L. II. Kellogg, President; S. T. Hookerl Vice President; M. EH. Bridge, Treasurer; W. H. Hollaynd, Secretary. BoAri orF DIRECTons.-W. J. Whaling, Lester Sexton, Alexander Mitche11, 3R. P. Elmore, G. P. Hewitt, F. J. Bosworth, J. A. Duteher, G. Bremer, j. H. Cordes, Byron Kilbourn, C. ID. Nash, E. D. Baker. ARIrTaATORS.-C. T. Bradley, James Bonnell, Henrvy Foss, Jr., M. S. Nichols, John Furlong, J. T. Bradcford, C. H. Wheeler. i —iN EX CHANCG. TI-he Corn Exehange h1as been re-organized, and is now in regular operation. L. H. KELLOGG has been chosen President, and A. J. AIKENS, Seeretary, and the old Constitution and By-Laws have been adopted, The hour of the meeting is from 9 to 10 A. M., and by an arrangement with the Board-of Trade, the business will hte, transacted at their rooms in the Nowhall House, mnembers of the Exchange paying tleir ife as as members of t.lle Board of Trade. OFFICE of the ilwaukee Daily entli el RUFUS KING & COe.e,.- 205 & 207 East W~ater Street. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY —-GAS COMPANIES, 309 HO RTICULTURAL. MILWAUK.EE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. —Assoeiation for 1 857. Thomas Hislop, President; B. iMeVicker, I. L. Lapham, Vice Presidents; Charles H. Hurd, Corresponding Secretary; R. N. Messinger, Recording Secretary; David Ferguson, Treasurer; 7H. Spaan, P. Cannon, John Bell, Executive Committee. Three exhibitions are appointed for the year, viz: on tlme 25th of June, 13th of August, and 24th of September. Cash premiums are offered for the best articles, and collections of Flowers, Fruits and- Vegetables. MILWAUKEE GAS.COMPATNIES. MILWAUK~E G-AS-LiGT'1T Co0,IPANY. -OfieeC, cor Wisconsin and East'Water Streets. Directors.-E. Cramer, E. D. Holton, A. Mitchell, A. Eldred, M. S. Scott. E. Cramer, President; M. S. Scott, Treasurer; E. Irons, Secretary; W. Hayden, Superintendent. The following abstract of operations of the Mil'waukee Gas-Light Company for the year ending March 31st, 1857, is taken from the Annual- Report, recently published: Amount of Coal Carbonized,................... 4. 601,050 lbs. " of Gas made,............................ 6,287,330 feet. of Gas sent out for consumption,......... 16,289,683 - " of Gas sold to private consumers,....... 11,625.645 - of Cash received from.......... $40,689 75. of " bor meter rent........... 2,558 85. " of Gas sold to the City,.................. 1,703,201 feet. " of Cash received for same,................ $4,258 00. " for meter rent,.............. 29 25.... for lamp post rent,............. -472 87..... for lighting and extinguishing,..... 472 87. Average wastage for the year, 181 per cent. Number of consuniers 889, being an increase of 161 during the past year. FIrFT WARD GAs-LIGHT COMPANY.-Ofiee cotr Park and Reed Streets. Directsi'. —S. S. Conover, Hans Rees, S. H..Martin, J. H. Cordes, G-. G. IDousman. ------—, President; H. Rees, Secretary. OFFICE of the ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 310 HYDRAULIC & EXPRESS CO'S. —-CONSULS. HYDRAULIC COMPANY. MILLWAUKEE HYDRAULIC Co.-John H-]. Van Dyke, President; James B. Cross, Treasurer; Edward O'Neill, Secretary. EfXPPIESS C9OMP ANIES. AMER1ICAN EXPREss Co.-Office Huron Street, between East Water and Main. B. P. Peekham, Agent. NORTHERN EXPRESS Co.-Running between Milwaukee and Two Rivers, Tuesdays and Fridays. Office, with the American Express Co. C. H. Loomis & Co., Proprietors. CHIICAGO AND MILWAUKEE EXPRESS Co.-Office, 8 Spring Street. Between Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Waukegan and Chicago. J. Holton, Agent. GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS Co.-Office, 8 Spring Street. ]Between Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Waukegan and Chicago. J. Holton, Agent. MERCHANT'S DESPATCHI. —Owned and managed by the American Expr-ess Company. ~ From New York and Boston to Milwaukee. Johnson & Olmsted, Agents, Erie Street, foot of Main. VALENTINE FREIGIIT i';XPRESS Co. —Fromn New York, Boston and Philadelphia, to Milwaukee, Prairie du Chien, St. Paul, Dunlieth, Dubuque, Galena, Chicago, St. Louis, Alton, Memphis, Vicksburg, New Orleans, Burlington, Keokuk, Quincy, Rock Island, and Davenport. H. O. Wilson, Agent, 230 East Water Street. FOREIGN CONSULS. C. tH. H. Papendiek, Consul for Hanover, Oldenburg, Mecklenburg Schwerin, &e., for Wisconsin. Emil Spangenberg, Prussia, Grand Dubchys of Hessen and Badenu. Moritz Von Baumbach, Wurtemburg. Charles E. Wendt, Duchy of Brunswick. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFTUS KING & CO.205 & 207 East WVater Street. veUSICAL SOCIETIES —-1MASONIC. 3111 MUSIC. MIILWAUKE E MUSICAL SOCIETY. —E. Salomon, President; George LeFevre, Vice President; A. Rosenthal, Secretary; Charles Kuepper, Treasurer; H-I. Balatka, MIusical Director; N. Simon, First Manager; J. Kersting, Second Manager. MIILWAUKEE CoNCERT SOCIETY.-Dr). Thundhausen, President; Vice President; N. Seibert, Secretary. NoRTI WESTERN.BAND.-12 pieces; Theodore Knoll, Leader, at T. Reis. RIFLE BAND. —12 pieces; T. Nichel, Leader, at T. Reis. WASIINGTON BRASS BAND.-10 pieces; Reuter, Leader, at T. Reis..BACH's ORCIIESTRA.-Corner Martin and Market Streets. M A SO t C. M. W. GRAND LODGE 01 WISCONSIN FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. qficers. —M.. 1.. S. Baird, Grand MIaster, Green Bay: R. W. G. F. Huntington, Deputy Grand Master, Portage City; R. XV. L. MI. Tracy, S. Grand Warden, Milwaukee; R. W. L. M. Strong, J. G-rand Warden, Highland; R. W. Win. Chappell, Grand Treasurer, Watertown; R. W. Win. R. Smith, G-rand Secretary, Mineral Point; R. W. C. C. Cheney, Grand Marshal, Janesville; W. E. F. Ogden, Grand S. Deac., New Diggins; W. A. S. Wood, Grand J. Deac., Madison; WA. J. T. Prior, Grand Chaplain, Shullsburg; W. J. E. Thomas, Sword Bearer, Sheboygan; W. Win. M. Clarke, Grand Pursuivant, Beloit; VW. Morris Louis, Milwaukee, WV. J. Robinson,.Beaver Daam, Grand Stewards; Bro. E. Clewett, Grand Tyler, Madison. KNIGHTS TEMPILAS-VISCONSIN COMMANDRY, NO. 1.-H. L. Palmer, Grand Commander; C. D. Cook, Generalissimo; M. Steever, Capt. General; L. M. Tracy, Prelate; J. A. Helfenstein, Senior Warden; S. S. Daggett, Junior Warden; John S. Harris, Treasurer; S. K. Platt, Recorder; A. E. Elmore, Standard Bearer; S: S. Merrill, Sword Bearer; Ellis Worthington, Warden; Samuel Haack, Sentinel. MILWAUKEE CHAPTER, No. 1.-Byron Kilbourn, H. P.; Jesper Vliet, K.; Morris Louis, Pr. S. E. MIosely, Scribe; S. C. West, Treasurer; OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO......205 & 207 East Water Street. 3112 IASoNIC —-J. 0. OF 0. F. J. Fishbein Secretary; Wmin. Gates, R. A. C.; Benjamin Cilihrch, MI. 3d V.; J. ]D. Pierce, M. 2d V.; E. Friend, M. 1st V.; F. Wagoner, Guard. Meets in Masonic Hall, in Ludington's Block, first and third Mlonday evening in each month. WISCONSIN CIIAPTER, No. 7. —I. L. Palmer, H. P.'. M. Steever, K.; J. A. Helfenstein, Scribe; H. W. Gunnison, C. H; L. ]M.'racy, Pr. S.; J. Humphrey, R. A. C.; J. S. Harris, Treasurer; 1-. A. Platt, Secretary; L. W. Kennedy, M. 3d V.; L. W. Ladue, M. 2d V.; 3. Kennally, M. 1st V.,: S. A. Haack, Guard. Meets in Ludington's Block, every Mid:onday evening. MILWAUKEE LODGE, No. 3.-Meets in Masonic Hall, Ludington's Block, second and fourth Monday evenings in each month. Morris Louis, W. M.; John Kennally, S. W.; -[J. TJ. lrolaawetz, J. W. Robert Trascott, Secretary; P. Lawrence, Treasurer~ J;cob Adler, S. ID. B. Bennett, J. D.; J. Wallace, Tyler. WiscoNsIN LODGE, No. 13. —-Meets in Masonic Hall, Ludington's Block, every Thursday evening. H. L. Palmer, W. iMI. M. Steever, S. W.; J. A. elfenstein, J. W. N. Ladue, Secretary; S. S. Daggett, Treasurer:. AW. Kennedy, S. D. (- W. Perrine, J. D.; S. A Haack, Tyler. AUrK-,OrA LODGE, No. 30. —-3eets inL Masonic 1Hal, Ludingtiu,8's Block, seeonld and fourth Tuesday evenings in each montrh. Charles E. Blech, W. M. Frlancis Ortaui, S. W.; E:. Spanlgenberg, J. W.; F. Beyer, Secretary; F. W. L3Tausfeld, Treasurer: Anton Cron, S. D.; Charles Giffel, J. D.; John Beyer, Tyler. IINDEPENDENCE LLoDaE, No. i0.. —Meet,. in Masonic Hall, Ludingteon's$ Block, every second and fourth Wednesday evenings in eaeh month. M. L. Youngs, Wi. M.; John S. Harris. S. W. C. Hollaind, 3. W.'W. Walles, Secretary; H. Morrell,. Treasurer; IND PEPEND':ENT (r)0i-: I OF' (O1D) iEUiA.2)W.... GRAND LoDGE.-David H. Wright, Madison. A3. XW. G. M5. D. i1. Johnson, Prairie du Chien, R. W. D. G. r. M.; S.. Didama, Wilmot, R. W. G. W.; A. J. Langworthy, Milwaukee, R. W. G. S.; S. Ht. Vedder, Mazomanie, R. W. G. T.; Win. White, Kenosha, R. W. G. R.; J. B. Kellogg. Milwaukee, R. W. G. R.; J. Baler, Janesville, R. W. G. C.; C. 1-1. Billings, W. G. M.; E. P. Stone, WV. G. C. J. T.'Wa.sher, W. G..; - E. Beardsley, W. G. H. OFFICE of the ilwaukee Daily Sentinld, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 iEast Water Street. 0"D3 FDE OTW. S —-40iS~ i fSf;~J'ALTA —L -U.?U;! ~, &L. 3813 GRAAND ENCA1MPMiENT. — D. MABcuonald, Racine, )I. WVT G. -P.; H. O. Wilson, Janesville, M. E. G. H. P.; S. A. Didama, WNilmot, R. -W. G. S. W.; Edward H. Rudd, Kenosha, R. MW. G. S. MW.; W. VT. Yale, 3Milwaukee, R. MT. G. T. MT.; James Cass, R. W. G-. J. M.; J. L. Buck, AMilwvaukee. G. S.. J. Langworthy, J. L. Buck, J. 1H. Miller, Trustees. WTISCONSIN ENCAMPMENT,.NO 1. —- [eets every Friday evening, at Odd Fellows'. jIall, Martin's Block. R. 5tMoore, C. P.; J. Adler, H. P.; S. Morse, S. WT.; J. Curnlmings, J. W.; A. J. L angwortly, Treasurer A. W7. Phelps, Scribe. M-l;WA7UK EE LODGEl No. g.-)-M5eets overy 3M on1 day evening, at Odd Fellows' Halal, Martin's Block. P. Van Vethen, 1 Jr., N. -.; J. Crouch, V. G.; J. B. Judson, R. S.; D. ji. Misner, Treasu,,re; A. S. Darrow, P. S.; J. F. Birehard, L. L. Lee, J. S. Buck, S. H. M{art. in, andl TW. W. Yale, Trustees. ExcELSIOPR LODGE, No. 20.-Meets every Tuesday evening, at Odd Fellows' Hall, 3Martin's Block. John G. Eckedlahl, Nt. G.; John Boyd, V. G.; John R. Taylor, R. S.; A. J. Laagworty, P..; J -T. I-asford.'Treasurer. TUTONIA LODGE, No. 57. —Mseers e very Thursda.y eveitilng at Odd Fellow's Hall, Martin's Block. Jacob Frankenthal, N. G-,; Br-lio Schroeder, V. G.; 0. Laverenz, Secretary: A. Arg'rus, Treasurerr.i. Krautholfer, Erasmus Lippert, Alexander S'ehwa(ntinie1'c.,'Tr8stes. SONS OF MALTA,'Ui D,1 [I A. R |'). -ItU GA P'. GRAND LODGE OF''IsE: S,'ATE:. -A — e. Lllog. (. C BADG:ER STATE LOD-GE. No. 1I. —-Aeets every Friday everning, at Treat's Hall. G. A. Treyser, G. C.; B. WT. White, V. G. C.; A. G. Whitney, C.,; H. Treyser, g. G0.; H. AWilliams, L, G J... itlore, Sc(retary. JNITrEDU ANCIENrT OGitDE:R OF' DR.C - K f —Grand Grove lr lfthe State of Wisconsin, instituted June 28, 1855, meets at Wissnant::s Block, corner Third and Prairie Streets, on the Tlesday,. Wednesday atd tlulsay evenings of every week. Wisconsin Grove, No. I, inlstituted July 31,! $l5(. Walhalla Grove, No 2, " August 22,; t5.1 Milwaukee G-rmoe, No. "; April 5, 1P15'4. OLD GEMA, N Oar DEo H..au:. —-R F uttenherg I.dge. No. S69, instituted May 18th, 1854:, meets at cor ner Third aid Prairi-e Streets. every Monday evening. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street.:314: BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. lMILWAUKEE BIBLE SOCIETY.-Depository, corner East Water and Michigan Streets. Its object is to supply all who are destitute, with the Bible. The city is now being thoroughly canvassed, with this end in view. Oflcers.-E. D. I-olton, President; J. F. McMullen, Secretary; -Silas Chapman, Treasurer and Depositor; G. AW. Elliot General Agent for the State of Wisconsin. ORPHAN ASYLur. —The Milwaukee Orphan Asylum, for the protection and support of destitute orphan children, Marshall street, near Biddle, was established in 1850. It is under the care of a Board of Managers, composed of ladies from different protestant denominations in the city, and supported by voluntary contributions and the proceeds of fairs. QOicers.-Mrs. G. P. Hewitt, 1st Directress; Mrs. E. Eldred, 2d Directress; Mrs. J. Whitney, 3d Directress; Mrs. B. McVickar, Treasurer; Mrs. G. W. Allen, Secretary; Mrs. C. J. Cary, Corresponding Secretary. Jlanacgers.-Mrs. S. B. Grant, Mrs. W. Sanderson, Mrs. C. W. Wolfe, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. C. Shephard, Mrs. HI-. Bosworth, Mrs. IE. Ladue, Mrs. J. Bonnell, Mrs. M Medbery, Mrs. 1. A. Lapham, Mrs. C. Papendiek, Mrs. H. W. Spalding, Mrs. L. Kellogg, Mrs. W. H. Byron, Mrs. F. Ripley, Mrs. M. Pearce, Mrs. Wm. Carey, Mrs. A. F. Clarke, Mrs. P. W. Badgley, Mrs. G. D. Norris, Mrs. W. P. Lynde, Mrs. G. D. Dousmnan Mrs. P. C. Hale, Mrs. J. Wells. Matron. —Miss Lydia Palmer. Teacher, Miss Osgood. Board of Counsellors.-A. Finch, W. P. Young, E. Cramer, G.P. Hewitt. Number of Children in the Asylum, June 26, 1857, 30. ST. EMIIIIANUM ORPIHAN ASYLUM. —For the support and education of orphan boys, was established in 1849, and is in the town of Lake, three miles south of the city. ST. ROSA's ORlPAN AsrYLUM.-For the support and education of orphan girls, Jackson, bt Oneida and Biddle streets, was established in 1847. Number in the Asylum July 18, 1857, 65. Under the care of eight Sisters. ST JOIIN'S INFIRMIARY.-Jefferson, bt Martin and IDivision streets, is under the care of the Sisters of Charity. Patients are well attended to, and receive the best medical aid. HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Established in 1847. Place of meeting, Furlong's Block. Patrick Donnaugh, President; James Gorman, Vice President; Daniel Wall, Secretary; Wm. Kennedy, Treasurer. OFFICE of the ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFU-S KING & CO.. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. LITERARY INSTITUTIONS -— RAIL ROADS. 315 MIIWAUKEE FIRE DEPARTMENT, ORGANIZED 1850.-Hezekiah Moore, President; John Lowther, Vice President; TI. Middleton, Secretary; C.:Preusser, Treasurer; C. Reingans, Collector. Trustees.-No. 1, John Dadd, W. Fleming; No. 2, H. Buening, John Sehieider; No. 3, J. W. Luscomb, O. M. Hloffard; No. 4, T. H. Eviston, C. A. Pembee; No. 5, J. Sprague, 1. Hibbard; No. 6, T. Kerr, B. Quinn; Hose Co., H. A. Starr, P. Plummer; Hook and Ladder Co., Leonarcl Weizber, John Miller; D. Shultz, Chief Engineer. Relief Committee.-H. Moore, John Lowther, H. MI.iddleton. LIT ERPARY INSTli -UT iONS. YOUNG MEN'S AsSOCIATION.-Rooms in Tweedy's Block. This Association was instituted in 1848, and has now about 350 members. The library contains about 4000 volumes, and the reading room is regularly supplied with all the English newspapers of the city, together with the best American and Foreign periodicals. Initiation fee, $1 00; half yearly dues, $1 00; payable in advance. These give the members the privilege of the library and reading room, Literary and Scientific lectures are maintained during the winter season. J. R. Brigham, President; A. C. May, Vice President; C. F. Ilsley, Treasurer, Charles A. Nazro, Secretary; William Bilton, Librarian. Directors. —I. A. Lapham, N. S. Donaldson, E. L. Buttrick, J. K, Bartlett, W.. Freeman, W. H. Metcalf, C. J. Cary. CIRCUL ATING LIBnRARIEs..-James Yallop's Circulating library, Chestnut, near corner of Third street; established in 1851. Contains 900 volumes. H. W. Anger's Circulating Library, 237 East Water street, contains 3000 volumes, German and French works. RAV ELLERS' DIRhEECTORY-IRAIL ROADS. TRAIN S. LEAVE. ARIlIVE. Lake Shore,.......8.45 A. M., 3.0() P. A: 2.00 P. M,, 8. 10 P. M,:Mil.& Miss., day ex., 12.00 M. 6.00 P. 3I Night Express,....... 1.00 P. M, 3. 15 A. AI. Accomodation,. 7.30 A. -. 11.30 A. M. 31il. & WVat 2.45 P.I. 10.50 A. MAI. LaC. & Milwaukee,... 7.00 A.M. 3.20 P.M.. 11.25 A.M. 7.45 P.iM. XMil. & Horicon,.....7.00 A. M. 3,20 P.. 11.25 A, M. 7.45 P. M. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 316 RAIL ROADS. MILWAUKEE & 51issIssIrl)r RAIL RoAD -— Directors. —E. H. Brodhead, IErastus B. Wolcott, Anson Eldred, Edlwardc D. Holton, Geo. H. Walker, Asahel Finch, Hans Crocker, Mlilwaukee; Edmund D. Clinton, Waukesha; Brooks Dunwiddie, 3Monroe; Joseph Goodrich, Milton; E. L. Dimamock, Janesville; John Catlin, F. G. Tibbitts, Madison; Nelson Dewey, Lanca.ster; HI. L Dousman, E. W. Pelton, Prairie du Chien; John C. Wright,. Schenectady, N. Y. Officers.. —-E. 11. Brodhead, President; Geo. H. Walker, Vice President; WWm. Jervis, Superintendent; S. S. Merrill, Assistant Superintendent; William Taintor, Secretary; Anson Eldred, Treasurer; Jobn J. Hill, Register. Geveral Ticket.,Agew;t. —Samuel K. Platt. General Freight Agyett — Edward P. Bacon. Condctors of Ptasscgci r cTralivs. —Da-n:iel A. 01in, E. C. Brown, Gee. Church,'O. Z. Olhn, Emery J. Sweet, L. B. Rock, Geoarge S. Reddington, Charles Robinson, George E. Price. Depot, corner Seconnd and MTenomonee Streets. MILWvAUKEE A ND CHlIcAG0 RAIL ROAD. —Directors.-C. K. Watkins, C. B. Hall, John T. Moody, E. Button, Milwaukee; John V. Ayer, Kenosha; E. F. Bishop. John W. Stewart, Bridgeport, Ct.; C. E. Scofseld, New York; H. B. Herton, Lyons, Iowa. QOficers. —C. K. AWatkins, President; John TV. Ayer, Vice President; C. E. Scofield, Treasurer; A. G. Leland, Secretary; C B. Hall, Superintendent. A. V. H. Carpenter, Supt's Clerk; John T. Moody, Freight Agent iMilwaukee Station; C. P. Leland, Ticket Agent. (ondtotrs.. -— L. B. Perrin, W. G. Dennison. -Depot. corne-r Florida. and Barclay Streets. LACROssE &;:M1LWxVArJi:EE R1l1AIL; ROAD. —-This Road is divided into five,ivisions as follows East cri i Diw i',olt —-~ Extends from M'lilwmakee, by way of Schleisingerville,. to Portage City, 95 miles. Western _Disisviont-Extends fron- Portage City to LaCrosse, about 101 miles. Nor'th-western' Division —-Extends firom Portage City to the St. Croix, c;stimated at 228 miles. Watertown L)vision-.-Extends from the Junction, iby way of Watertown, to intersection of Easterin Division, estimated at 71 miles. Portage Diisio? -o Extends from Madison to Portage City, estimated at 40 miles. Directo'rs. —Byr (n Kiloulrn, Samuel Brown, Stephen 1. Allen, Charles E. Jenkins, Edwin H. Goodrich, Moses MI. Strong, Garrett Vliet, Benj. F. Hopkins, Moses Kneeland, Hugh MeFarlane, Jackson Hadley, D. D. Caineron, Henry L. Palmer. Ocers._- Byr1-on Kilbourn, President; E. H. Goodrich,'Vice President and Superintendentl; Walter Kittredge, Deputy Superintendent; Jackson Hadle;y, Secretary; \. L. Hinsdale, Treasurer; R. D. Jennings, General OFFICE of the 1ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RIJFUS KING & CO. _ 205 & 207 East Water Street. RAIL ROADS. 317 Freight Agent; J. M. Kimball, General Ticket Agent; L. Everingham, Freight Agent. Passenger Conductors.-Q. C. Olin, E. Bridgeman, Elisha Lathrop. Depot, corner Chestnut and Third Streets. WATERTOWN DIVISION. —D. C. Freeman, Division Superintendent; TI. K. Grant, Freight Agent. Passenger Conductors.-J. W. Crippen, Clark Lathrop. Passenger Depot, corner Second and Menomonee Streets. MILWAUKEE & HORmoON RAIL RoAD.-Directors.-J. B. Smith, Jesper`Vliet, D. H. Richards, Garrett Vliet, J. Bowen, J. F. Hezlitt, A. Warren, Jr Officers. —J. B. Smith, President; D. H. Richards, Treasurer; I. N. Mason, Secretary; J. Vliet, Chief Engineer and Superintendent; R. Smith, General Passenger Agent; J. P. Wood, General Freight Agent,; S. F. Greeley, Conductor passenger train, William E. E oward, Resident Engineer and Assistant Superintendent. Dcpot, corner Chestnut and Third Streets. MIVILWAUKEE & BELOIT RAIL ROAD. —Directors. -William J. Whaling, Horatio Hill, M. B. Medbery, G. D. Dousman, Lester Sexton, Milwaukee; S. Andrews, Mukwonago; E. Elderkin, Elkhorn; E. S. Durrie, Delevan; T. M3orrer, East Troy. Qicers.-Horatio Hill, President; T. Morrer, Vice President; M3i. B. Medbery, Treasurer; D. C. Shepard, Chief Engineer; A. 0. Babcock, Secretary; R. H. Hewitt, Assistant Secretary. Execztive Committee. —Horatio Hill, T. Morrer, William J. Whaling, Lester Sexton, M{. B.'ledbery. Firuance Committee. —Horatio Hill, M. B. ledbery, G. D. Dousman Fox RIVER VALLEY RAIL ROAD.-Directors. James Kneeland, William P. Young, Jonathan Taylor, August Greulich, S. S. Connover, Alexander Mitchell, Milwaukee; Philo Belden, R- E. Ela, M. L. Ayres, Rochester; Peter Forbes, J. H. Conkey, Burlington; Palmer Gardiner, Walworth Co.; William lMcCounell, Richmond, Ill. qOce's. —Janes cKneeland, President; William P. Young, Vice President S. S. Connover, Treasurer; Charles H. Miller, Secretary. Execztive Commnittee. —James Kneeland,'William P. Young, J. Taylor, S. S. Camiover, Philo Belden, M. L. Ayres. Thne Fox River Valley Rail Road will occupy the same line as the Beloit Szilwau;ee Rail Road, for the first twelve miles out of the city; it will then pass through Lhe village. s of Yraterford, Rochester and Burlington. At the latter town, it ^will cross the Racine & Mississippi Rail Road; from taiis point, south to the State Line, where it will connect with the Illinois Fox'liuver Road, by an arrangement already enatered into, and to which point t1hat 1toad is already eonpletecd and running. The distance from Milwaukee to th~e State Line is 13 1miles. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO....... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 318 STEAM~BOAT & PROPELLER LINES. MILWAUKEE & SUPERIOR RAIL ROAD CO., AND MILWAUKEE & FOND DU LAc AIR LINE RAIL ROAD Co.-Oficee, No 217 East Water Street. OQicers.-C. R. Alton, President; H. Haertel, Vice President; D. P. Hull, Treasurer; H. W. Janes, Secretary; Joshua Starks, Attorney. STEAMBOAT & PROPELLER LINES. DAILY STEAMERS NORTII.-The Steamer Clevelandl runs as follows: Leaving Milwaukee every evening, at 8!. o'clock (Sundays excepted) foro Two Rivers, touching at Port Washington, Sheboygan, and Manitowoc, returning, leave Two Rivers at 6 o'clock, and Manitowoe at 8 o'clock the following morning. Steamer Arctic leaves every Wednesday evening for Green Bay, fi'ro Kellogg & Strong's Dock. Kellogg & Strong, Agents. LAKE MICHIGAN STEA~MBOAT Co. —Steamers Traveller, Capt. Sweeney; Planet, Capt. Butlin; one of which will leave the Dock, foot of Main Street, every evening, at 9 o'clock, for Chicago, touching at Racine and Kenosha. W. W. Wilson, Passenger Agent, at Johnson & Olmsted's office, foot of Main Street. AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CO.-J. J. Tallmadge, Agent. Eight firstclass propellers, which receive and ship freight at the Warehouse dock next to Walker's Point Bridge. Line for 1857: Potomac, Captain -; Sun, Captain Collins; Milwaukee, Captain ----—; 1Buffalo, Captain Conkey; Oriental, Captain Steele; Iowa, Captain -—; Chieago, Captain Hathaway; Nile, Captain Salisbury. WESTERN TRANSPORTATION Co —J. J. Tallmadge, Agent, at the warehouse near Walker's Point Bridge. The following vessels comprise this line: Plymouth, Captain Dixon; Mohawk, Captain Pheatt; Free State, Captain Napier; Tonawanda, Captain Palmer; Neptune, Captain Naper; Dunkirk, Captain Hineckley; Mt. Vernon, Captain Bennett; May F'lower, Captain Arthur; Autocrat, Captain Glover; Cairo, Captain Bryan. Griffin & Burns, Passenger Agents, foot of East Water Street. NEW YORK CENTRAL LINE. —Dousman & Co., Agents. Warehouse down the river, near the Straight Cut. The following vessels comprise this line: Fountain City, 800 tons burthen; Galena, 750 tons burthen; Dacota, 750 tons burthen; Mendota, 750 tons burthen; Wenona, 750 tons burthen; Evergreen City, 650 tons burthen; Cuyahoga, 650 tons burthen; Kenosha, 650 tons burthen. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. -.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. OMNIBUS LINES. 319 OLD OswEao LINE.-Dousman & Co., Agents. Warehouse near the Straight Cut. The following Propellers comprise the line: Galena, Kentucky, LaCrosse, Madison, Dubuque and Burlington. PEOPLE's LINE.-Dousman & Co., Agents. The following Propellers comprise this line: Bradbury, Captain Hewitt; Racine, Captain Brett; Pittsburg, Captain. Beckwith; Acme, Captain -—; Dickson, Captain —_. NORTH WESTERN TRANSPORTATION Co,-L. J. Higby, Agent. The landing is above Walker's Point Bridge, near the Mississippi Rail Road Depot. The Propellers of this line are: Montgomery, Captain Nicholson; Globe, Captain Pratt; Ontonagon, Captain Wilkins; Adriatic, Captain Lathrop; Ogontz, Captain Wilkinson Wabash Valley, Captain -—; New Propeller, Captain NORTHEIN TANSPORTATION Co.-Barclay, Hale & Co. are the Agents~ assisted by L. D. Hudson, at Sanderson's Warehouse, below Walker's Point Bridge. In addition to the following Propellers, they have the schooner Gold Hunter, the brig Mariner, and another sail vessel: Michigan, Captain Hoskins; Wisconsin, Captain Hickey; Prairie State, Captain MeHenry; Ogdensburg, Captain Richardson; Jefferson, Captain Springaman; Louisville, Captain Colwell; Ontario, Captain Parker; Buckeye, Captain Rosman; Lady of the Lake, Captain Williams; Young America, Captain Chadwick; Bay State, Captain Brown; Granite State, Captain Chapman; Vermont, Captain Canfield. MILWAUKIIEE BOAT CLUB.-William Henry Wright, President; David B. Ogden, Vice President; Jerome R. Brigham, Secretary; Charles F. Ilsley, Treasurer. OMNIBUS LINES. DAvIs' OMINIBUS LINE, —Runs from Hotels to all conveyances, and between Walker's Point and Kilbourntown. BROCKWAY'S OMNIBUS LINE,-Runs from all Hotels to Rail Roads, Steamboats, and to all parts of the city. BROCKWAY'S OMNIBUS LINE, —Between the corner of East Water and Wisconsin Streets, and the Forest Home Cemetery and Layton House; going through East Water Street, Walker's Point, and the Eighth Ward, conveying passengers to and from any or all of these places. Leaves Wisconsin street at 9 A. M., 2 P. Mi., and 6 P. M., and the Forest Home at 61 A. M., 12 MI., and 5 P. M. Fare ten cents each way, OFFICE of the li kvaauee kity Directory, ERVING), BURDICK & CO. _..... 2!5 & 207 East Water Street. 38QO CIHURCHEXS AND PASTORS. CHURCHES AND PASTORS. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. ST. PAUL'S CHIUREI. —Corner Mason and Jefferson Streets. Rector, Rev. J. C. Richmond.'Wardens, Cyrus Hawley, H. H. Camp. Vestry. men, D. Ferguson, L. Sexton, R. H. Strong, E. H. Goodrich, Thos. L. Ogden Services, Sundays, 101 A. M., and 7 P. M. ST. JAMES' CHUrI caH.-Spring Street Hill. Rev. J. P. T. Ingraham, B. D., Rector. Wardens, J. B. Selby, Jr., J. H. Hoes. Vestrymen, C. Comstock, A. Mitchell, James Kneeland, N. B. Caswell, D. L. Deyo. Services, Sundays, at 10-i A. M., and 7- P. M. Sunday School, 2 P. M.; Bible Class, 31 P. M. Communicants, 100. ST. JOIHN'S Ciiuncii. —Corner Htanover and Pierce Streets. Rev. David Keene, Rector. Services, Sundays, 101 A. HN., and 3 P1. MI. CITY MISSIONs. Tbhe Boalrd of Missions for the1 City of Milwaukee consists of the Bishop, the resident Rectors,.and the Wardens of the City Parishes. Visitors for I857: Rt. Rev. J. Kemper, D. D., President iA. QOticio; Rev. J. P. T. Ingraham, B. D., Vice President; Rev. D. Keene, B. D.; Rev. J. C. Richmond. Wardens —St. Paul's Churcih, Cyrus Hacrwley, H. H. Camp. St. James' Churhe, J. B. Selby, Jr., M3. D., J. H. Hoes. St. John's Church, C. A. Place, Wr. H. Cross. Treasurer and Secretary, J. B. Selby, Jr. City l/fissionaries. -English, Rev. H. MH. Thompson, residence, Van Buren Street, below Michigan. German, Rev. S. B. I. Pedelupe, residence, corner West Water and Taimarack Streets. PRE SBYTERIAN. FIrST TI'ESBvYTERIAN C(IunIRCI. — Co(orner Mason) and -Milwaukee Streets. Rev. S. Granby Specs, Pastor. Elders. S. C. West, Anthony Green, IMoses Kneeland, J. D. Lawrence, Jonathan Ford, J. A. Hall. Trustees, Geo. Dousman, P. Post, J. N. Bonesteel, Levi HI. Kellogg, S. C. West, Geo. Tracy, Anthony Green, Moses Kneelland, H. Curtis. Deacons, Harris H. West, I. N. ~Mason, John J. Fairbanks. Services, Sundays, at 10 A. M., and 71- P. M., and at 7~1 on Wednesday evening. Sabbath Sehool, 2' P. M. Jonathan Ford, Superintendent, Geo. Tracy, Assistant Supt. Teachers, 37 Scholars, 275. The Church numbers about 275 members. 0FFICE of the ilwaukee Daily entinel, RUFUS KING & CO. i 205 & 207 East Water Street. CHU:RCHES AND PASTORS. 381 NORTH PRESBYTERIAN Ci-HURCH. -Corner Milwaukee and Martin Streets. Rev. John M. Buchanan, Pastor. The North Presbyterian. Church was organized Jan. 5th, 1849. The -present Church edifice was erected 1855. Servibes are held' Sabbath, 101 A. M., and 3 P. M. Weekly Lecture on Wednesday at 71 P. M. This Church has two Sabbath Schools, one of which meets every Sabbath morning at 9 o'clock, tle other at 12 o'clock, M., the latter in the Lecture Room of the Church, the former, corner of West Water and Chestnut Streets. Trustees, S. Chapman, Geo. W. Allen, W. H. Watson, Chas. T. Bradley, John Nazro, W. S. Caildee, W. R. Freeman, R. N. Austin, T. W. Goodrich. SOUTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-i-Hanover Street, near Park, 5th Ward. Rev. John Kidd, Pastor. Elders, Oliver Parsons, James Burton, -- Ladd. Trustees, Oliver Parsons, George H. Greene, Stoddard IH. Martin, James Burton, -- Crandell. Services, Sundays, at 10~1 A. M., and 71 P. M., and at 71 on Wednesday evenings. Sabbath School meets at 2 P. M. James Burton, Superintendent. Teachers, 6; Scholars, 50. The Church numbers about 40 members. CONGREGATIONAL. TILE PLYMOUTHI CONGREGATIONAL CHIURCH - Was organized on the -20th day of May, A. D., 1841. At its organization it numbered nine male and fifteen female members; present number, 300. On the 29th day of June, of the same year, a call was extended to the Rev. J. J. Miter to become its pastor. He commenced his labors on the 7th day of November following, and was installed, by the Milwaukee District Convention, January 4, A. D. 1844. He was dismissed May 8th, 1856, and a call extended to Rev. Z. Z. N. Humphrey, who was installed October 5th, in the same year. The present house of worship was dedicated May 24th, A. D., 1851. It is situated on the Gorncr of Milwaukee and Oneida Streets. Dimensions 100 by 56 feet; number of slips 150. Salary of Pastor, $2,500. Officers of the Church and Society. —Deacons, Eliphalet Cramer, Jonas Whitney, Winm. J. Whaling, Nathan G. Storrs. Trustees, Howard Bosworth, Pres't, Lansing Bonnell, Alfred K. Williams, John M. Durand. Abram Whittemore, Treasurer; I. G. Goodrich, Stated Clerk. Service, Sundays, at l0!- A. M., and 7 P. M. SPRINa STREET CONGREGATIONAL CIHUcm.-House now being erected, near corner of Spring and Sixth Streets. 22 OFFICE' of the jilwaukee City Directory,, ERVING, BURDICK & CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 3QQ CHURCHES AND PASTORS. BAPTIST. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. —The First Baptist Church of Milwaukee, was organized on the 19th day of November, 1836. This was effected through the instrumentality of Rev. R. Griffin, who was chosen their first: Pastor. Mr. D. S. Hollister was elected their first Deacon. These officers, having been chosen, the body was thus, according to the views of. ecclesiastical polity entertained by the Baptist denomination,'a church in the order of the New Testament. They met for stated worship, in the second story of a frame building, which stood on the site of the present hardware store, No. 153 East Water street, at that period occupied as a drug store, by Messrs. Higby & Co. For some time preceding the latter part of December, 1838, the church was destitue of a pastor, when the Rev. E. Mathews, of New York, took charge of the congregation, and labored among them a portion of the time, until September, 1840. In consequence of some of the members of the church becoming utterly discouraged, and of others entertaining a desire to establish a church in the township of Greenfield, where they resided, the church was disbanded on the 1st day of May, 1841. In the year following, however, the Board of the Home Missionary Society sent the Rev. Peter Conrad as their Missionary to this place. He succeeded in again organizing a church of 15 members, on February 19th, 1842. This new body held their first meetings in the School House on Elizabeth, near Reed street, 5th Ward; afterwards in an old Warehouse on Walker's Point, and subsequently in an old School House, on West Water street, near Oneida street Bridge. In November, 1843, Mr. Conrad was compelled, by ill health, to leave this place, and from that period, until the 1st of November, 1844, the church was without a settled pastor. During the interval, it was sustained by the earnest self-denying efforts of a few members, who struggled onward, without the stated ministry of the word, until the last mentioned date, when they succeeded in securing, the services of the Rev. Lewis Raymond, of Cooperstown, N. Y. He commenced his labors as pastor of the church with 58 members, many of whom resided in the country. They met for worship in Rogers' Block, on the corner of West Water and Spring streets, until their present church was finished. Since Mr. Raymond dissolved his connection with the church, they have had four stated pastors; the Rev. T. S. Griffith, Rev. R. A. Fyfe, Rev. S. A. Kingsbury, and their present pastor, the Rev. J. Pyper, D. D., who commenced his labors among them, in the beginning of May, of the present year; and although the church has been somewhat lessened in numbers by the formation of a new interest in the 4th Ward, still they never stood in a more hopeful condition than they do at present, being thoroughly united in the bonds of peace, and feel assured that God has guided them in the selection of another pastor. The church stands on the South East corner of Wisconsin and Milwaukee streets. This edifice is a strong frame building, 72 feet in length, 44 in width, and has a brick basement, which is ten feet high, extending under the OFFICE of the lilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. CHURCHES AND PASTORS. 323 whole of the building. This lower story is divided into a lecture room and school room, both of which are neatly finished, while the upper part of the house is characterized by a happy blending together of the useful and the ornamental. The whole reflects much credit upon the liberal spirit of the congregation. The present officers are, Rev. James Pyper, D. D, Pastor; William H. Byron, G. P. Hewitt, Deacons; Thompson Littell, W. B. Alvord, W. H. Byron, John Lockwood, Allen Johnson, G. P. Hewitt, Trustees. Services, Sundays, 10~ A. M., and 7} P, M. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.-Concert Hall. Rev. W. W. Moore, Pastor. C. P. Leland, Clerk. Business Committee, H. R. Bond, John Bailie, John Bishop, James Emery, G. W. Colgate. Services, Sundays, 101 A. M., and 71 P. M. Sabbath School, 2 P. M1 UNITARIAN. CHuacIt OF THE REDEEIER. —Cass Street, between Martin and Division. Rev N.'A. Staples, pastor. Services, Sundays, 101- A. M., and 3 P. M. METHOI)IST EPISCOPAL. SPRING STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. —Corner Spring and Second Streets. Rev. C. S. Macreading, Pastor. Trustees, J. H. Van Dyke, James Seville, Henry Seiler, Cornelius Morse. Sexton, Cornelius Morse. Committee on Pews, James Seville, Cornelius Morse, J. B. Judson. Number of members, 150. Services, Sundays, 101 A. 31., and 7 P. 5M. SUMMERFIELD METHODIST EPISCOPAL C(uxCm.-This Church is situated on the North West corner of Biddle and Van Buren Streets. In the Fall of 1852, a few of the members of the Spring Street Station, aided and encouraged by their preacher, Rev. Samnuel C. Thomas, conceived the idea of organizing a Society on the East side of the Milwaukee River, as a nucleus,. around which a congregation might ultimately cluster, in that beautiful and eligible part of the City, and with that view, bought a lot from Wim. H.. Byron, Esq., on Jackson Street, bt Biddle and Martin, for $1,150, and. purchased'the Old Universalist Church, which stood on the corner of Main and Michigan Sts., and put it on this lot. A Society w"as organized in accordance with the discipline of the M. E. Church, under the name and style of the "Jackson Street Station," and the Rev. I. M. S. Maxon, filled the pulpit until the meeting of the Annual Conference in 1853, which conference appointed Rev. Jabez Brooks, as the Preacher in charge. In 1855, Rev. S. C. Thomas was appointed by conference, to this charge; in the mean OFFICE of the ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 384 CHURCHES AND PASTORS. while, the old Spring Street Church was destroyed by fire, the land sold, and the sum of $4,000 generously donated to this charge, toward building a new Church. The Society, encouraged by this act of generosity, on the part of their brethren, determined, notwithstanding the smallness of their membership, and their limited means, to enter upon the work of building a new Church and Parsonage. They bought a lot of Samuel A. Field, Esq., on the corner of Biddle and Van Buren Sts., for $5,500, and contracted for the building of the Church and Parsonage that now adorns that location. John Roberts is the contractor for the mason work, and George Southwell, Jr., for the carpenter work and painting. On removing from Jackson St. to the new house, the name of the organization was changed to " Summerfield M. E. Church," in honor of one of the brightest lights that has adorned the religious world in the present century. The Church and Parsonage are built of brick, with stone foundation, stone caps and sills, and slate roof. The Church is 54 by 95 feet, with a basement 12 feet high, entirely above ground, containing a lecture room, a furnace, and class-rooms, study and vestibule, with a stairway at each end of the vestibule, to land in a vestibule on the main floor; which opens into an audience room, 50 by 75 feet, which will be seated in modern style and carpeted, and seats upholstered uniformly throughout. It has a gallery at the east end over the vestibule, and will have a steeple about 50 feet high. The Parsonage is built to the west end of the Church, fronting on Biddle Street; it is 24 by 32 feet, is set back ten feet, with a veranda, from which a door opens into the study; it is three stories high, with a basement, and furnished in modern style. The health of the Rev. S. C. Thomas having failed, he was obliged to resign his pastorial relations in the spring of 1857, and the Rev. H. C. Tilton, of the East Maine Conference,. was appointed in his place. The upper part of the Church is yet unfinished, but it is expected that it will be ready for dedication before the sitting of Conference, in August. The Church and Parsonage, when finished, exclusive of the lot and upholstering, will cost about $20,000. It has a membership of about sixty. The board of Trustees are, George F. Austin, M. Steever, R. P. Elmore, Anthony Duville, George W. Lakin, Edward Emery, W. A. Chapman, and Joseph F. McMullen. The Building Committee are, Rev. S. C. Thomas, Geo. F. Austin, and M. Steever. Services, Sundays, 10-} A. M., and 7 P. M. ASBURY METHODIST EPISCOPAL RCIiuci.-Fifth Ward. Rev. Jacob Miller, Pastor. ROMAN CATHOLIC. ST. JOHN'S CATtIEDRAnL.-Jackson Street, bt Oneida and Biddle. Rt. OFFI:E of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFLT; KING & CO. 20' &s 207 East Water Street. CHURCtHEES AND PASTORS. 3P5 Rev. J. M. Hienni, D. D., Bishop of Milwaukee; Rev. G. T. Riordan and Rev. P. J. Donohue, Assistants. Services, Sundays, 101 A. M., and 3 P. IM. ST. M[ARY' CHURCH. -Corner Main and Biddle Streets. Rev. Dr. F. Paulhuber. Services, Sundays, 10 A. N., and 3 P. M. ST. GAUL'S CHURCHr. —Corner Second and Sycamore Streets. Rev. F. X. DeC(oen and Rev. D. Kenny. Services, Sundays, 10~ A. MN., and 3 P. M3. HOLY TRINITY Cu-IRae-. S. W. corner Greenbush and Park Streets. Rev. Joseph Sadler. Services, Sundays, 10 A. M., and 3 P. M. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCI.-C(orner Cherry and Eleventh Streets. Rev. Joseph H. Holzhauser. Services, Sundays, 10 A. M., and 3 P. M. ST. PETER'S CHURCH.-Mlartin Street, bt Jackson and Jefferson. In the following Churches, the Services are in Foreign Languages. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.(-Corner Main and Division Streets. Rev. John MIulhauser. Services, Sundays, 101- A M., and 2 P. M. OLD LUTHERAN CHuRcH.-Of the Augsburg Confession, corner Fifth and Wells Streets. Rev. Frederick Lochner. FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH.-Corner Tamarack and Fifth Streets. Rev. Gottlieb Kluegel. ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH.-Corner Hanover and Elizabeth. Rev. Philip Fleischmann. ST. PAUL'S G-ERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH.-Fifth Street, bt Tamarack and Prairie. Rev. John Jacob Meissner. ST. JOHANNE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.-Corner Fourth and Prairie Streets. REFORMED LUTHERAN CHURCH. -Fourth Street, between Cherry and Vliet. Rev. Asmus Diedrichsen. ZION'S CHURacH.-Corner Fourth and Cedar Streets. Rev. Ezrial Kuter. OFFICE of the Mjilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO...... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 326 CHURCHES AND PASTORS —-NEWSPAPERS, SCANDINAVIAN CHURCH, (Norwegian. )-Corner Reed and Scott Streets. Rev. Andrew Scheie. Services, Sundays, 10 A. M. GERMAN METHODIST CHuRCH.-Fifth Street, between Tamarack and Prairie. Rev. Frederick Schuller. GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH.-Fourth Street, between Cedar and Wells. Rev. Theodor Ulbricht. Services, Sundays, 10~ A. M., and 3 P. M. HOLLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHrURCH.-Cherry Street, bt Ninth and Tenth. Rev. S. Bolks. Services, Sundays, 92 A. M., and 2 and 7 P. M. FIRST WELCH CALVINISTIC METHODIST CHURCH.-Corner Michigan and Van Buren Streets. Rev. R. Williams. Services, Sundays, 10- A. M., and 7 P. M. SYNAGOGUES. JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.-Fourth Street, between Tamarack and Prairie. JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.-River Street, between Division and Knapp. HARMONIAL PHILOSOPHY. SPIRITUALISTS-Hold meetings at Treat's Hall, Sundays, at 21 and 7 P. M., at which Public Lectures are frequently given. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN MILWAUKEE. ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS. NAME., PUBLISHERS. HOW OFTEN PUBLISHED. Sentinel, King, Jermain & Co., Daily, Tri-weekly and Weekly. Wisconsin, Winm. E. Cramer,... Free Democrat, S. M. Booth,. News, Sharpstein & Lathrop,.. " American, A. W. Hart,'. C ,OFFICE of the ilwvaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. iEWSPAPERS -— ]PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 327 GERMAN NEWSPAPERS. NAME. PUBLISHERS. HOW OFTEN PUBLISHED. Banner & Volksfreund, Moritz Schoeffler, Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly. See ]Bote, P. V. Deuster,,, " Atlas, B. Domschke, " Grad Aus, Endres Brothers, " Each of the above newspaper offices has also a Book and Job Printing office. PRINTING OFFIcES.-Starr's Power Press and Job Printing Office, 212'and 214 East Water Street, Juneau Block. LITHOGRAPHERS.-IH. Seifert, Lithographic, Drawing, Engraving and Printing Office, Kneeland's Block. Charles Blauel, Lithographer, Market, near Martin Street. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS FOR 1857. George S. Mallory, President; John A. Seger, Secretary. Commissioners.-S. Chapman, D. Culligan, J. lHadley, 1st Ward; C. F. Bode, John Noll, J. B Selby, Jr., 2d Ward; E. O'Neill, J. Shortell, J. Horan, 3d Ward; J. Taylor, S. L. Elmore, John A. Seger, 4th Ward; C. H. Larkin, D. C. Reed, A. Mitchell, 5th Ward; F. Kuehn, B. Church, D. Daggett, 6th Ward; A. Bade, G. S. Mallory, H. Schwarting, 7th Ward; E. G. Hayden, A. Miller, G. Burnham, 8th Ward; S. Brown, XW. De Vos, J. H. Lippert, 9th Ward. Executive Committee. —S. Chapman, 1st Ward; C. F. Bode, 2d Ward; J. Ioran, 3d Ward; John A. Seger, 4th Ward; D. C. Reed, 5tb Ward; B. Church, 6th Ward; A. Bade 7th Ward; G. Burnham, 8th Ward; Samuel Brown, 9th Ward. Finance Comnmittee.-Messrs. Schwarting, Selby, O'Neill, Kuehn, Miller. Library Committee.-Messrs. Hayden, Lippert, Noll, Shortell, Culligan. Examining Committee.-Messrs. Chapman, Bade, Hadley, Larkin, Mitchell. Committee on Text Books.-Messrs.Taylor, De Vos, Daggett, Elmore, Chapman. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The following is the list of teachers appointed to the Public Schools of this city for the year 1857: FIRST WARD SCHOOL HOUSE, N. W. cor Division and Van Buren Streets. Principal Department.-George W. MeWhorter, Principal; Miss S. E. Dewey, First Assistant; Miss E. Graham, Second Assistant. OFFICE of the lilwaukee Cty Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. -... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 3828 PUBLIC SCHOOLS. In2termediate Departmzent.-Miss S. L. Porter, Principal; Miss F. Duggan, Assistant. Primary Devpartment.-Miss C. Kavanaugh, Principal; 3Miss M. Quinn, Assistant. THIRD WARPD SCHOOL HOUSE, N. E. cor Detroit and Jackson Streets. Principal Department.-F. C. Pomeroy, Principal; Miss Mlary. E. Boylan, First Assistant; Miss C. Gilbert, Second'Assistant. Intermediate Department —C. C. Mahoney, Principal; Mliss Gilbert, Assistant. Primary Department. —Miss Anna E. Mitchell, Principal; Miss Josephine Porter, First Assistant; Miss M. A. Jennett, Second Assistant. FOURTH WARD ScHOOL IousE, N. W. eor Eighth and Sycamore Streets. Principal Deipartment.-C. K. Martin, Principal; Miss E. J. Teale, Assistant. Interrmediate Department. —Miss Baldwin, Principal; Miss Isabelle Rogers, Assistant. Primary Department. —Miss Sackett, Principal; Miss L. Teed, Assistant. FIFTH WARD SCHOOL ]LOUSE, N. W. cor Virginia and Greenbush Streets. Principal Department.-J. E. Bateman, Principal; Miss Sarah H. Drake, Assistant. Intermediate Department.-Miss A. D. Mitchell, Principal; Miss B. Morry, Assistant. Prizmary Departnent. —Miss C. A. Alnard, Principal; Miss Nancy Packard, Assistant. SIXTH WARD SCHOOL HOUSE, Fourth, bt Cherry and Galena Streets. Principal Department. —H. W. Spaulding, Principal; Miss J. Davis, First Assistant; Miss H. Clarke, Second Assistant. Intermediate Department.-Miss H. Upham, Principal; Miss M. Phelps, Assistant. Primary Department.-Miss E. F. Greenleaf, Principal; Miss A. E. Vandyke, First Assistant; Miss E. L. Marsh, Second Assistant. NINTH WARD -Miss E. H. Langdon, Principal; Miss Rice, Assistant. THE UNVERSITY OF MILWAUKEE, On Main bt Mason and Oneida Streets. This is an incorporated institution with full university powers. Its present faculty consists of Rev. Charles Wiley, D. D., Chancellor; G. S. Lord Starks, A. M., professor of ancient languages; Geo. Bosworth, Rev. N. Dauber, I. French, A Ml., professors of mathematics; Theodore B. Elliott, principal of the primary department and instructor in the German language. The growth of this institution has been concurrent with the growth and prosperi — ty of the community, and it now bids fair to be a city university highly eligible in its location, and not inferior in literary advantages to any in the State. OFFICE of tlie FIilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFMUS KING & CO. - - - 205 & 207 East Water Street. SCH)OOLS —-T HE PROFESSIONS. 829 THE MILWAUKEE FEMALE COLLEGE, On Milwaukee near Divison Street, has been in successful operation for six years. It possesses a college charter, a library and apparatus, and property to the amount of $20,000. There are at present eight experienced teachers employed in this institution. I. A. Lapham, President; J. H. VanDyke, Vice President; Chas. F. Ilsley, Treasurer; W. R. Freeman, Secretary. TRUSTEES -J. H. Van Dyke, C. ]F. lsley, Peter ~Martineau, S. B. Grant, Win. E. Cramer; 1st Class, Term expires in 1857. inm. P. Lynde, E. Cramer, M. B.Medberry, John Cummings, 0. 1H-. Waldo; 2d Class, Term expires in. 1858. I. A. Lapham, C. Comstock, John Lockwood, J. H. Rogers, D. Newhall. 3d Class, Term expires in 1859. INSTRUCTORs.- Miss Caroline E. Chapin, Normal Department, and Teacher of Mental Science; Miss M. E. Hili, Teacher of Geography, History, &c; Miss S. E. Huntington, Department of Classification, Teacher of Grammar, Compositions and Belles Lettres; iNiss M. E. Chapin, Teacher of Natural Science and Mathematics; Miss Mary A. Small, Teacher of Latin; iMr. N. Dauber, Teacher of French and Music. THE CONVENT OF THE SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME, has, in connection with the same, an academy for young ladies, whether boarders or day scholars. ATTORNEYS. James Abrams, A. C. Fraser. -. W. Peckham, 0. Alexander, Charles Fields, E. G. R1yan, Jonathan E. Arnold, Finches, Lynde & Miller,J. A. Savage, Jr., Robert N. Austin, Erastus Foote, J. R. Sharpstein, F. K. Bartlett, N. C. Gridley, Charles H. Silkman, Samuel Bishop, H. W. Gunnison, Albert Smith, F. Bloodgood, James Hickox, Smith & Salomon, C. F. Bode, Hooker & Weeks, E. Spangenberg, J. N. Bonesteel, E. P. Hotchkiss, Stark & Prentiss, Henry F. Brownson, Levi Hubbell, G.A. &J. C. Starkweather, Brown & Ogden, Charles E. Jenkins, S. R. Streeter, August Bruminel, Joshua Ladue, Moses M. Strong, Butler & Buttrick, Lakin & Steever, John G. Townsend, W. I. Butler,!Allison Lewis, Peter Turk, D. E. Cameron, James A. Mallory, J. H. Tweedy, Carpenter & Scarrit, George S. Mallory, Upham & Graham, D. H. & Rob't Chandler,E. Marriner, G. Von Deutsch, G. W. Clason, A. K. Marshall. Waldo & Ody; M. B. Coombs, C. K. Martin, Clinton Walworth, Corson & Vandor, A. C. May, James M. Warren, OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.... 205 & 207 East Water Street. 330 THE PROFESSIONS. C. C. Cotton, Arthur McArthur, Watkins & Dennis, J. P. C. Cottrill, Merrick & Edson, Wm. E. Webster, Cross & Woodward, R. N. Messinger, Wells & Brigham, David Deyo, John J. Orton, G. A. Woodward, John L. Doran, Charles C. Paine, Ellis Worthington, Elmore & Martin, James H. Paine & Son, Winm. Henry Wright, Emmons & Van Dyke, Palmer & Rountree, L. Wyman, U.S. S. COMMISSIONErs AND MASTERS OF CHANCERY.-Winfield Smith, George S. West, Joshua Ladue, John Muller, J. P. C. Cottrill. PRACTICING PHYSICIANS. Erasmus D. Baker, Concert Hall Building, h Clybourn, bt Seventh and Eighth. O. A. Barnes, 12 Wisconsin, bds Menomonee Hotel. John K. Bartlett, 288 Milwaukee. Frederick Baeyer, Reed, bt Florida and Virginia, W. David Bedund, Monroe, bt Washington and Scott, W. Azariel Blanchard, Mlain, bt Wisconsin and Michigan, h 171 Van Buren. Frederick Brandeke, Vliet, bt Fourth and Fifth. T. Brown, N E cor Fifth and Galena. D. T. Brown, homoepathic, S E cor Main and Wisconsin, h Jefferson, bt Division and Knapp. August Brummel, cor Main and Oneida. H. Chipman, homoepathic, South Water, bt Virginia and Park. Frank C. Clapp, Virginia, bt Hanover and Greenbush. Adolph Grevecouer, Scott, bt Brown and Baulding, S. James Crugom, 291 Milwaukee. A. P. Curtis, 51 Wisconsin, h 475 Jefferson. James S. Douglass, homeepathic, 25 Wisconsin, h 59 Mason. J. B. Dousman, 51 Wisconsin, h 86 Mason. J. C. Dowe, 341 Jefferson. Hilyer Duell, Surgeon, S E cor Grove and Scott. H. D. Eldridge. Prentiss Block. Christian Fessel, 255 East Water Albert Fuchs, 220 Main. Vincent Field, Thirteenth, bt Galena and Cherry. Charles Faika, Third, bt Chestnut and Poplar. John E. Garner, S W cor Milwaukee an(d Oneida. William Gorham, Fifth, bt Cedar and Tamarack, E. Roderick R. Greene, 169 East Water. James P. Greves, homeopathic, 25 Wisconsin, bds L. Kennedy. John G. Guenther, homcepathic, cor E Water and Mason, Preuser's Block. OFFICE of the MIilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.-....... -205 & 207 East, Water Street. THE PROFESSIONS. 331 Frederick A. Gunning, RN E corner' Main and Oneida. Wm. Hambitzer, Chestnut near Fifth. Thomas Hatchard,. 32 Wisconsin. Aaron Herriman, N E corner Hanover and Scott. Emil Hopfe, 319 East Water. Moses C. Hoyt, N'W cor Cass and Oneida. Frederick W. Hundhausen, Chestnut bt Sixth and Seventh. Francis Heubschmann, Third bt Vliet and Cherry. W. Hunter, Clybourn, bt Fifth and Sixth S. James Johnson, N E corner Van Buren and Oneida. Francis F. Jung, 249 East Water. F. Kalckhoff, 24 Chestnut. IA. D. Kcmper, 24 Chestnut. E. Ketchum, Third bt Sycamore and Clybourn, E. Carl L. Kissling, 35o hestnut. Gustave Cossack, hydclropathic, 530 Jefferson. Lafayette Lake, cor South Water and Clinton, h Greenbush, bt Virginia and Park, W. Waldo W. Lake, 17 Wisconsin, h 419 Milwaukee. F. A. Luning, N E cor Main and Oneida. A. J. Mair, N W cor Wisconsin and Main. Lewis McKnight, 7 Martin's Block, h Milwaukee bt Oneida and Biddle E. Lewis Meyer, S W cor Twelfth and Galena. C. Mueller, 300 Third. Emanuel Munk, S W cor East Water and Martin. Herman Naumann, Market Square, near Oneida. Francis Ortalli, S WV cor East;, ater and Oneida. G4. VW. Perrine, homeepathic, 26 Main, h Fifth, bt Spring and Wells. H. C. F. Perlewitz, Walnut, bt Sixth and Seventh. D. W. Rector, 369 Third. 0 C. Robinson, 318 Milwaukee. Herman Schwefel, 255 East Water. J. Seibert, 177 East Water, bds L. Ferneke. J. B. Selby, Prairie, bt Seventh and Eighth. S. C. Smith, Virginia, bt Hanover and Greenbush, N. Joseph Stadler, S E cor Vliet and Fifth. Samuel S. Thorn, Wisconsin, near Milwaukee, h 68 Marshall, L. M. Tracy, homeopathic, 26 Main, bds Mrs. Livingston. Gerard Tyrrel, 251 Main, bds H. Rockey. T. Templeman Vanderhoeven, 366 Main. Frederick Van Houter, Fifteenth, bt Galena and Walnut. C. Warneke, 263 Third. Charles Wilhelm, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Erastus B. Wolcott, N W cor Wisconsin and Jefferson. Edward Wunderly, Monroe, opposite Florida, W. Edward Wundsch, 331 Third. Betsey, Dyson female physician, 98 Michigan. COUNTY PHYSICIAN.-Herman Naumann. OFFICE of the Xilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 332! THIE PROFESSIONS —-CEWlETERIES. DENTISTS. S. B. Burnham, 171i East Water. R. J. Faries, 231 Main, residence, Wauwatosa. Perkins & Fitch, 17 Wisconsin. Hanson & Haskell, 301 Milwaukee. G. B. Miner, 17 Wisconsin, h Watertown Plank road, near Nineteenth. A. Richter, 247 East Water. MID-WIVES AND NURSES, Mary Ackerman, Fifth, near Beaubian. Margaret Ackern, Johnson, near East Water. S Bauersfeldt, Elizabeth, neai Sanderson. Christine Boogk, 296 Third. Sophia Dupont, Johnson, bt East Water and Market. Margaret Holzer, N W cor Thirteenth and Galena. Dorris Horn, Market, bt Knapp and Ogden, W. Mary Jacomet, Tenth, bt Galena and Walnut, W. Anna Knobl, Winnebago, bt Ninth and Tenth, S. Amelia Lefevre, 280 Third. Margaret Mampel, 47 Chestnut. Jane Prevo, Monroe, bt Florida and Oregon, E. Anna Reis, Seventh, bt Sherman and Beers, E. Dorotha Reyher, East Water, bt Martin and Johnson, W. Sarah Richardson, S E cor Milwaukee and Chicago. Josephine Rink, 319 East Water. Johanna Spiegel, 255 Third. A. Steidle, cor Lake and Reed. Christiana Thomas, Fourth, bt Chestnut and Prairie, W. CEMETERIES. CATHoLIC CEMETERY.-Spring Street Road, South side. MILWAUKEE CEMETERY.-Old Mukwonago Road, near the Muskego Road. FOREST HOME CEMETERY.-On the Janesville Plank Road, two miles from the city. FIFFICE of the Iilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. COUNTY OFFICERS, &c. 333 GERMAN PROESTANT CEMETERY.-Chestnut Street, between Twelfth and Fourteenth Streets. JEWISH CEIMETERY.-Above Fifteenth Street, between the Lisbon Plank Road and the Fond du Lac Road. OFFICERS OF MILWAUKEE COUNTY. Byron Paine, County Judge and Judge of Probate Court. Matthew Keenan, Clerk of the Court. H. L. Pa'ge, Sheriff.'William Beck, under Sheriff. Robert Wason Jr., Deputy Sheriff and Jailor. Whitney French, Deputy Sheriff and Assistant Jailor. John Mitchell, Deputy Sheriff. Henry Hillmantal, Deputy Sheriff. Augustus Mayer, Deputy Sheriff. John Shortel, Deputy Sheriff. A. E. Page, Deputy Sheriff. A. Bade, Register of Deeds. Samuel Waeglie, Deputy Register of Deeds.,G. M. Fitzgerald, Treasurer. Charles P. Everts, Deputy Treasurer. C. F. Kasten, Clerk Board of Supervisors. iHenry Gosh, Deputy Clerk Board of Supervisors. John Gregory, Surveyor. Robert Wason, Jr., Coroner. Henry Fowler, Henry Suppus, Superintendents of the Poor. COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, 1857. FIRST WARD, Jackson Hiadley. FIFTIH WARD, F. Conrad. 2d "4 C. Cotzhauson. 6th " Joseph Walters. 3d " A. M. Cornish. 7th " W. A. Prentiss. 4th C" J. Taylor. P. J. Shumway, Wauwatosa; Solomon C. Enos, Granville; Charles Hauf, Milwaukee; Andrew Douglass, Lake; Patrick Walsh, Greenfield; N. Howes,,Oak Creek; Andrew Sullivan, Franklin. C. F. Kasten, Clerk. OFFICE of the Miiwaukee City Direotory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 334 STATE GOVERNMENT -— IMILITARY. GOVaERNMENT OF WISCONSIN. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.-Coles Bashford, Governor; Benj. F. Hopkins, Executive Secretary. STATE DEPARTMENT. —David W. Jones, Secretary of State; John W. Hunt, Assistant Secretary. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.-Charles Kuehn, State Treasurer; Carl Habich, Assistant State Treasurer. DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION.-A. Constantine Barry, State Superinintendent. BANK DEPARTMENT.-W —n. M. Dennis, Bank Comptroller; A. Menges, Assistant Bank Comptroller. STATE PRISON.-Edward McGarry, Commissioner; John Louth, Assistant C itmissioner. STAP'.? LIBRARY. —Horace Rublee, Librarian. JuD1CIARY.-William R. Smith, Attorney General. SUPREME COURT. -Edward V. Whiton, Janesville, Chief Justice; Abram ]D. Smith, Milwaukee, Orsamus Cole, Potosi, Associate Justices; La Fayette Kellogg, Madison, Cle~rk; Alexander Bishop, Madison, Sheriff; Abram D. Smith, Milwaukee, Reporter. JUDGE OF SECOND CIRCUIT. -Arthur McArthur. MILITARY. His Excellency, Coles Bashford, Oshkosh, Commander-in-Chief. W. D. McIndoe, Marathon; W. S. Grubb, Dane; D. A. Olin, Milwaukee; Geo. S. Dodge, Rock, Aids to the Commander-in-Chief. A. Cobb, Mineral Point, Adjutant General; H. C. Bull, MIadison, Quarter Master General; Thos. Stevens, Dodgeville, Inspector General; V. W. Roth, Madison, Commissary General; E. L. Buttrick, Milwaukee, Judge Advocate General; John W. Hunt, Madison, Surgeon General; John H. Rountree, Grant Co., Major General, Western Division; Win. Chappell, Watertown, Brigadier General, 1st Brigade, Eastern Division; C. J Chase, Racine, Brigadier General, 2d Brigade. FIRST OR EASTERN DIVISION WISCONSIN MILITIA, comprising the counties of Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Walworth, Dane, Jefferson, Waukesha, Washington and Ozaukee: Sanford B. Grant, Major General; Majors Robert Chandler, C. R. Austin, Andrew Ladue, Aid-de-Camps. Lt. Col. J. L. Hathaway, Division Engineer; Lt. Col. H. W. Gunnison, OFFICE of the Milfwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO... 205 & 207 East lWater Street. MEILITARY. 335 Division Inspector; Major J. B. Boyd, Division Paymaster; Major Edward Bloodgood, Division Quartermaster; Major Arthur McArthur, Division Judge Advocate; MIajor John E. Garner, M. D., Division Surgeon; H. E. Dickinson, Division Commissary. MILWAUKEE LIGHT GUARD BATTALION.-MajOr, Rufus King; Adjutant, J. L. Hathaway; Quarter Master, John Nazro, Jr.; Pay Master, F. B. Miles; Commissary of Subsistence, John Durand; Surgeon, Dr. L. McKnight; Chaplain, Rev. J. P. T. Ingraham; Sergeant Major, G. A. Woodward; Quarter Master Sergeant, G. K. Kimball; Color Sergeant, George Bingham;'Color Corporals, Fred. D. Clark, Ed N. Hurd, Chas. H. Townsend, E. H. Martin, C. A. Hewitt. Armory, Concert Hall. COMPANY "A." —John C. Starkweather, Captain; John L. Hathaway, 1st Lieutenant; John Davis, 2d Lieutenant; Robert Chandler, 3d Lieutenant; R. H. Hewitt, 4th Lieutenant; G. E. Bingham, Ist Sergeant; H. L. Palmer, 2d Sergeant; W. L. Chandler, 3d Sergeant; A. F. Mason, 4th Sergeant; C. H. Bell, 1st Corporal; Fred. D. Clark, 2d Corporal; Ed. N. Hurd, 3d Corporal; C. A. Hewitt, 4th Corporal. Organized July 16, 1855. COMPANY " B."-E. F. Townsend, Captain; J. B. Kellogg, 1st Lieutenant; H. R. Bond, 2d Lieutenant; C. P. Foote, 3d Lieutenant; J. H. Butler, 4th Lieutenant; W. L. Hinsdale, 1st Sergeant; Thomas Johnson, 2d Sergeant; L. Babcock, 3d Sergeant; E. L. Buttrick, 4th Sergeant; Chas. H. Townsend, 1st Corporal; E. H. Martin, 2d Corporal; A. A. Winslow, 3d Corporal; C. Harrrison, 4th Corporal. C-ivil Officers.-George A. Woodward, President; C. P. Foote, Vice President; W.. L. Hinsdale, Recording Secretary; J. B. Kellogg, Financial Secretary; H. R. Bond, Treasurer. Organized, March 13th, 1857. MILWAUKEE UNION GUARDS — Organized in 1855, and numbers eight men rank and file. Edward O'Neill, Captain; James S. White 1st Lieutenant; William Kennedy, 2d Lieutenant; P. J. Bergin, 2d 2d Lieutenan Paul Foly, Orderly Sergeant. Armory in Furlong's Block. CITY DRAGOONS.- Captain, Philip Best; 1st Lieutenant, Simon Meister 2d Lieutenant, P. J. Gross; 3d Lieutenant, C. Rosche; Cornet, Geeser. BLACK YAGERS.-Captain, G. Brosius; 1st Lieutenant, Sutterle; 2d Lieutenant, P. Drecher; Ensign, Riess. MILWAUKEE RIrLEMEN. — Captain Cron; 1st Lieutenant Wolf; 2d Lieu tenant, A. Bingingheimer. WASHINGTON ARTILLERY MINER AND SAPPER COMPANY, organized June, 1857, and numbers 75 men strong; Captain, J. Liebhaber; 1st L ieutenant, L. Hesse; 2d Lieutenant, E. F. Herzberg; 3d Lieutenant, L. Wunderlich; Brevet Lieutenants, J. Landgraf, H. Schuster; Color S ergeant, E. Vollert. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 2...-205 & 207 East Water Street. 336 U.s. $.GOAEW,ENT,, &c. SENATORS IND REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, James R. Doolittle, of Racine County, Charles Durkee, of Dane County, Senators; J. F. Potter, of Walworth, Charles Billinghurst, Juneau, C. C. Washburne, Mineral Point —Representatives. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, President; John C. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, Vice President; Lewis Cass, of Mich. Secretary of State; John B. Floyd, of Va., Secretary of War; Isaac Toucey, of Conn., Secretary of Navy; Howell Cobb, of Ga., Secretary of Treasury; Jacob Thompson, of Miss., Secretary of Interior; Jeremiah S. Black, of Penn., Attorney General; Aaron V. Brown, of Tenn., Postmaster General; Thomas A. Hendricks, Commissioner of Land Office; G.'W. Manypenny, Commissioner of Indian Affairs; Josiah Minot, Commissioner of Pensions; Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of Supreme Court; John McLean, James M. Wayne, John Catron, Peter V. Daniel, Samuel Nelson, Robert C. Grier, Benj. R. Curtis, John A. Campbell, Associate Justices. U. S. DISTRICT COURT OF WISCONSIN. The January term of this Court is held on the 1st Monday. The July term, at Madison, on the 1st Monday. Andrew G. Miller, Milwaukee, Judge; Don. A. J. Upham, Milwaukee, Attorney; M. J. Thomas, Fond du Lac, Marshal; Duncan C. Reed, Milwaukee, Deputy Marshal; J. L. Hathaway, Milwaukee, Clerk. OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS. PpRT OF MILWAUKEE. —Moritz Schoeffler, Collector; Carl Olson, First Deputy; Gottlob E. Weiss, Deputy and Inspector; William Kennedy, Assistant; Michael Burke, and L. L. Woodruff, Light House Keepers. PoST MASTER.-J. R. Sharpstein, Milwaukee. FOp OFFICE of the iil waukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water street. ealamn &a Wia.a-Ford & Fairbanks. 3 SE3A AN & AING, Mainufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in OQF:EV::ERY VART:IETY' FOR SALE TO THE TRADE-Eastern Knock-Down Work, Veeners, and Mahogany of all kinds. HARDWARE, LOOKING-GLASS PLATE, HAIR, CLOTH AND OTHER SEATINGS, Curled Hair, Springs, Varnishes, Japans, and every article required for manufacture. Nos. 172 & 17& 4 ]East Water Street. aUUK, STATINE Y aif P;IPE aNIaYS. FORD & IFAIRBANKS (Succcssors to J. A. HALL & CO.) Wholesale alrd Retail Dealers in Paper Hangings, &c., NO. 158 EAST WATER STREET. J. FORiD. J. I. FAIRBANKS OFFCIE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, I3tURDIC & COK.. - - o-205. & o207 East Water street. 4 IQe Fevre3:e.' - MPh ole-s'a e Dealer's. ll AG-RICIULT URAIL IIIPL-EMENsTS, No. 81 East Water Street, MILWAU KEE, WISCONSIN.'ivhole'al]. alad. Rcetail " Di amleer ii LIQUO S, W5SV SEGARS, OYSTERS, 0,'ERR'Y STREET, WATA KER'S POINT, MILWA.T i -E, C 10 t, A ~ew Doors or:. h' of 0 i;: Kn oSsk'% -[o)M5;e. OFFICE of the Miwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO., 205 & 207 East Water Street. Sextotl, Brother & Co. —oteI Wettsten. 5 DRY CO)S - - ~WHOIESALE.;liXT{I., ]{ { ~ [~[I. —, IMPORTERS AND -JOBBERS OF 4aorcign arnW tomeefiC 9rg 6Sbs, Always on hand, a ftll -and complete assortment af every description, dir ec fironi manufactories, suited to the Western trade. Nos. 143 & 145bEast Water Street, lilwaukee. Corner of East WAater and Market Streets, NILWAUKEE,9 WIS THEODOI IVETT'ST'lEIN Propt'ietor, OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 6 G.. Brener & Co.-John Fueldner. -ANDNo. 135 EAST WATE R STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS, G. BREMER. JACOB MORAMWETZ. M. L. MORAWETZ. MILWAUKEE STEAMI BY.JO N ~ TV Chesnnut Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets, MILWAUKEE, WIS, OFFICE of the Iilwaukee Daily Sentinel, ItUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water street. Riclaldsoa & Gray. 7 Axv e titti ating Li Wisconsin St., ulets 1t3g all, MV~ILWAUKECE. BOYNTON'S PATENT SELF CLEANING For Heating Churches, Stores, Public and Private Dwellings, adapted for WOOD or,COAL. Also, a variety of Parlor Grates, Car Stwo es, Coosking Ranges, 1RaiRBTE ~Ma \VM~lt,^TRUQ3 OFFICE of the liwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 8 Warner & Co. —Salomon & Conirad.-J. A. Savage, Jr. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in EPtIBROI[DEIRllE, J)iREiSS TRl[i IIVI[NGS, &ke. Albany Building, Michigan Street, Opposite Newhal.l EHouse. rbltce ant nomminssin [ercants, WILL SELL AL[L iiNliS OF COUNTRY PRODUCIE, Also'Importers and Dealers in Foreign Fruits and Seeds, Cheese and Segars, No. 259 Third street. Ofice and Warehouse, opposite the Eagle Fo0undry of 1T rtonl & Sercomb. UttnrneQ iit Watn naXicit1r it Han.cre For New YLork, Penas ylvanita, Ohlio, lndiana, IlliDnois and altarylan d. OFFICE IN LUDINGTO)N'S BLOCK, MILYLAUKEE, - - -.. WISCONSIN OFFICE of the lilwaee Dally Sentinel, RUFUS KING &( CO. _205 207 East WVater Street. H[ot'el. Lal... 9 IOTEL.A, N DA )1 CPorner of W est Water & Third Streets, -A NDBest accommodations for Farmers & Travelers. MEALS AGO" ALL S ltBI. RS N' — GOO-D STA.BLIN G,. OFFICE of the 3fiwaukee CQytv Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.,,..205 & 207 East Water Street. 10 Sumithq, Senftieben & Co.-B-renaaiRek & Frerichs. SMITH, SENFTLEBEN & Co,, Oas $ti nm t~E >ftttcrs, 291[ East Vat a r treoet, opp site 1itA-trkiet Ifowt e, IMILWAUKEE, WIS. Partieular attention given to fitting Gas Pipes in Chlurfhcs, Dwellings, MIills, Stores, &c. Always on hand a large assortment of GA S F I T U I S Chandeliers, Brackets, Pendants, Hall, Extension and Portable Burners, Glass Globes, &c. STIEA FPI:PE PITTING Of every description for Engines, Heating or Boiling Apparatus. We also keep on hand a large assortment of STEAM COKE, VALVES. UNIONS, &e. F Work done in a workma rulike mrnner, at short notice and lowest prices. BRENNEKE & FtREt[CHS, IMPORTERS OF Southwest cor. of Eain &m Wisconsin sts, MII'WAUKEE, WIS. Constantly on hand, a fine assorlment of HAVANA, DOMESTIC and PRINCIPE SEGARS, all kinds of LEAF TOBACCOS & SNUFFS. A.LS!, MIOST APPROYEI) BRANDS OF VIRGINIA IMANUFACTURED TOBACCO. J. H. BRENNEKE. F. FRERICHS. OFFICE of 1he itiwaukee Daily Sentinel, KUFUS KING & CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. Eagle tea,,aR meflueBry o Tiarton & Sercomb. 11,,, ArND IACHBIE SIHOP _-_ TURTON & SERCOM B, Proprietors, Nos. 296, 298, 300, 302 & 304 West Water street, Twwo Blocks below the La Crosse B. R. Depot, MANUFACTURE SkOTEAM ENGINES9 GRIST AND SAW MBILLS, LINE SHAFTING, MILL. GEARING, HORSE POWZERS, PILE DRIVING iMACHINES, BRIDGE, RAILROAD & STEAMBOAT CASTINGS, Iron Columns for Building, an1d every vafriety of JOB AWORK, in the best manller, and o11 tle most reasonable termls. They have always osn hlanld a1 l'arge stock of BRASS WORK, such as Gauge and Cylinder Cocks, Oil Cups and Cocks, and Steam: Whistles. Also WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. They are also Agents for Hearson's Celebrated Patent Steam Guages, which are fast superseding all other Guages in the estimation of Engineers anld Machinists. Various prices, from $21 to $32. The attention of Mill-owners alnd owners of VWater Power, is; called to 1the TUTTLE WATER WHEEL, As being by far the most powerful, durable and economical wheel ever invented-not liable to get out of order, nor affected by ice or bac.kwateri, and using less water in proportion to the power produced, than any othliei wkecl in tle nliarlet. A descriptive Circularforwarded upon application, free of charge. OFFICE of the ilwautkee City Birectory, ERVINIG, BURDICK & CO. 205 &r 20(7 East- Water Street. W. I. R, dw. - J. E.-. 9.. teve... 1o.2 Xne'eland'e Block, MILWAUKEE,,-. -.. -.. W-WISCONSIN. Bonds avid i lortgagess Bought and Sold. Lots for' sale in every WVard of the City. J. ]E. ST-PEVE'NS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in XLIL INT9DS OF fARD A1ND SO'FT W00o)o — o - hRiver Steet, North of Oneida Street,'Ii ILWAUKEE, WIS, Ash, O IaL, Ibickory, I-aple, Walnut, Cherry, White WTood, Spokes, hiftlngles, ANND ALL K IND!S OF WAGON LUAMBIER, &c. &c. CONSTANTLY ON ITAND.N\) aJOSEPHt 1- LB(AOKE Agent. Post Office Box 1 347. OFFICE of the ~iilwa ukee Daiiy Sentinel, RUFUS.ING & CO.....0... 205 & 207 East Wia ter Street.,, j! ii I III m I RI V A HLAA IN S I P-. eietor, This House, situated within two blocks of all the principal Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landing's, lhas beetl enlargled, refitted, and newly furnished in every respect, and will be Ikept a.s a FI'A CLAS-S H-IOUSE. MAlNUFAC''URtERS AN 1) DE AIERS IN Leat hnet rindg,- I Ide.< &CS &o., 1 4,) EAST WATEI). ST., iMILWAUthEE, WIS. Cla1 -/i,Piaidfo -li[des. P/elts, I;o9ol, &oc. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLORi~ AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCEURY, No. 3 Kneel-m1'IN uJU c Ikj Eivs'iai ft pi'reel', OFFICE of the lilwaukee City Directorv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,... 205 & 207 East; Water Street. r4 tiEa-tiarhall a " Peverhy. —.o mnia. a ~rothers. ~Cibi R Tngiuefrs allb $urb fors Offices formerly occupied by Birown & Ogden, 109 Wisconsiag Stree.t_..ak.. Wil Baee is. A. P. MAI1RSHALLI, AND To E. PEVERLY, Late City Engineer of Portland, Maine, Late Chief Eng. of Pittsburg, M..R. R. Have taken the above officls for thle transActioa of all business connected with CIVIL ENGINEEtRING AND SU'RVEYING, — VIZ: ]ltaking Survers P lan s aand,Specil/cation~ fo~r the Location arad Constructioma owl i. ailroatds all khid.s oe- Brtwidgea Water Works, Laudt Surveying, &c. &c. REFERE CES: ST. JOHN SMITH,.......................................R Pesident Grand Trunk R. R., Portland, Me. T. W. PEACOCK,................. President Pittsburg, 4Maysv li11e & Cincinnati R R., Cambridge, Ohio. HORATIO HIL,.......... PIresident MilwvaRukee e Beloit R R., Milwaukee, Wis.:Hon. NELSON CROSS............ Mi'waukee..I. F. ClARKE, Esq.,...............' Wtolesale anld Retail Dealers inm FANCY &, STAPLE: RIBBONS, LACES, GLOVES, HOSIERY. &c. j Live Geese -Peathers. No0. f15 EAST -NWAT-EIIR SWT hILWAUIKEE, WIS. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KINIs- & CO. -.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. C V.. Bi.er bach-, hip'-. Jo.som SPRING ST'REET, Between Second and T'hird, south side, A' All kinds of JOBBING in both branchos done to order, in a workmanlike 1857. EILWAUKEE 1857. Steamers, Propellers, Tugs, and Vessels of every description I built to order or by contract. JOINERS' WOKff, CAUCLIN5NG SPAI ITAKINGS9 sI P $1tSIrTING~, BL(J f AID PURIP MIAKING AN RIMPAIRING. Vessels and Propellers taken out on the Docks, Caulked and Repaired with Despatch. A' All orders for Caulking and Repairing about the Harbor will be promptly attended to. S. ALEXANDER. JOHN W. CAPES, Agent. JT 93A J.,N.N9 ealexr in $tobes anb 10lt Itare, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wares, No. 41 SPRING STREET, South Side, Third Door West of the American House, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. XD All orders in mly line pron1mptly and skilfully filled. OFIICE of the Milwaukee Cit7 Directory, EPRVING, BURDICK & CO....... _20 5 & 207 EMt,, Water Street. 16 Plaaer,'-ecner &:&n FtR-3-~? el I I P w.lwn-Vaux, iano 4Jre ____f,!It cores canker in the mouth. Custards, Pies, Planrc il1ange, Ice Creams, Jellies, Sous, It is unsurpassed as a gargle. Gravies, Sauces,'e. &'c. J;~'~'"' IS acts as a detergent after smoking. The superiority of these Extracts consists in their It renders the gums hard and healthy. Perfect Purity and Great Strength. It neutralizes the offensive secretions of the mouth. e ( It ilmparts to the breath a fragrance peculiarly mro- They are entirely free from the poisonous oils and 2 matic and plea~sant. acids which enter into the composition of many of the 0 3C m It Ihas received the santion and patronage of the factitious fruit flavors now in the market. They are q3 5. -o most emit of the Dental d edical Faculty. highly concentrted, have all the freshness and delica- Prepared only by Joseph Burnett & Co., Tremont cy of the fruits from which they are prepared, and are. ea L, Street, Boston. For sale by all Druggists, at 50c. per Joseph Burnett Co. anucturers and Prorietors, bottle. bottle. %.Z } ~~~~~Tremont Street, Boston. For sale by the trade generally. 0 p Afthma th Burnett's Kalliton JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY, KalliftonO t Es 7'" r, tJREPARED from a German recipe, obtained by the OR Remotlag Tan, Szzburn, Frerkies, RedKcsl *4.JL late Jonas Whitcomb, in Europe. It is well known and Erupt`ions of tile Skin, and for rendering thc to have alleviated this disorder in his case, when all oth- Complext.on clear asnd beautiful. It is admirably adapted O ccr appliances of medical skill had been abandoned bty to all unnatural conditions of the skin, and will render him in despair. In no case of purely Asthmatic char- it soft and smooth, relieving its glandular parts, and? 0 acter, has it failed to give immediate relief, and it has inducing that fine action of the capillaries which give effected many permanent cures. Joseph Burnett to the complexion both beauty and health. *r & Co., Boston, Proprietors. For sale by all Druggists, Prepared only by Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston. For D at ~ 1700 per bottle. sale by all Druggists, at 60c. and 1,00 per bottle. p OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - 20~ & 207 East Water Street. K. lFreeina.n. —a. IH. WitIe.-Joies & Bakeri. 45 BY K. FREEMIAN Fond du La i Wis onwsia LOCATED AT TIE STEAMBO,T LANDIN'G, NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT. khe Cars come to and start from the door, and the Steamers from within six rods, MAKING IT Pte i Soj t Io'lsQ nieii $to iitg-V1ivc in I~e fitn, SAVING THEI EXPENSE OF AN OMNIBUS. This I1ouse has recently been fitted up to acconomaodi.te T'ravelers. Saoork execiatd at tie shofrt est uoltee, ani in a < orkms ila - like nia-ner. J. W. JONES, JOSEPH BAKER. JO N0ES & BAKPER9 IMPORTERtS AND DEALERS IN atW, +est $ ilbXrVbIJ ANTD FNa1iCY GOO DS, 209 E ast Water: Street, opposite i]1artin's Block, MLilwaukkee. Also, IdManujacturers of Jewelry and Silverware. Watches, Clockcs and Jewelry carefully Repaired and Warranted. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO...... - 205 & 207 East ~Water street. 46 Logemanai & Co.?@9 AND EASTGATESREE, EAST WATER STREET, B f ~a w 24. W zL ok wp wd f i OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. J. C. Crounse.-J. Benton. 47 0+ t', tos rif Oro SITUATED II A BEUTIFUILI LOCaTION O ThE JIaESVILLE llDRD TWO MILES FROM THE CENTRE OF THE CITY, AND IS Kopt ia Fnir t Cas Style, A Line of Onnnibuses convey Viastor and Guests to and from the City at all tiaes. BY Pfiaissng tete lwaulCee. Passengers taken to a dl from the Boats and Cars Free. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & C0O, 205 & 207 East Water Street. 48 J. B. leith & Co.-Wilhehl Helmer. g? ~L I P..,, -......ILWALS, UK AND DR W;ETH T R TANHG!ULAR z RAOI UND CTOzSH'(O NAW. illitr' s, ~s s,., I! o~ ~ forI s'lN 4WHOLESALE & RETAIL 0 LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THE TRADE g, Second hand Tables repaired at 1ow rates. OFFICz-Over Best's8 Ber Hal. OFFICE of the lMilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. _ - - -- 205 & 207 East Water Street. C. H. Orton-EWhitewater Register. —Mrs. Chipman. 49 CEL S. H ORTON To those afflicted with bowel complaint, diarrhcea, dysentery, cholera moir bus, ore a, you he a certain and unfailig toremedy for these distres Wsiang without the least risk, d with the best effectsto childen. We have alsog pound MIXTURE for fever and ague. None of our medicines contain any deadly...... A]ETtI S[NG ArT EAS0N 2 B-LE BiATE S, o those purely vegetablicted willh bowel colplaint, diarlhce, dysen coleur medicines bus, or holeED'Sa, you hSeve certain also, aunf coiling emeupply ator thour rese distessince anl dangd with theiros diseases if desired. ms CHIPMAN al SUPo offers tri of seven 3 ears without failure gives her tlhe fullest confidence in its efficacy, and just;ifies her in recommending it to the public as an infallible cure; it can be given witho feut the least risk, and withe best eftwh to wic hilsh.en. e hae also s Syrup for the purification of the blood, scrofula and salt rlheum. Also, a com~ pound MIXTUPTE for fever and ague. None of our medicines contain any deadly poisons, but are purely vegelable, and will hurt no constitut;ion. Our medicines tan be found at G. W. & S. SHrEPARD'S Stole, Walker's Point, Fifth Ward; at tERBERT REED'S Store, Seventh Waind; also, a constlant supply at our residencee South Water Street, Fifth W~arcd, Milwaukee. Mr. aud Mrs. CGIPMiS will also attend with their medicines, if desired. Mrs. OmIPxAN also offers her services as Midwife to those who wish. Address, HIlRAM CHIPMFAN, Milwaukee, Wis. 4 OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO,- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 50 John R. Coecup. —Layton & Plankinton. 102 ast Water Street, lilwaukee, Wis. Successor to W. & G. W R0IGET, iMANUFACTURER AND WHOLESAL E AND RETAIL DEALER IN Trunks ianufactured to order, Covered or Repaired at short notice. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. F. LAYTON7 J. PLANKINTON. ~RlhsS ire iUaBT QZlb it m Shoulders, Lard, Tallow, Flourt, Fish, Fork and Beef by the barrel, &c. ALSO,PROPRIOPRETORS OF BULLS'HEAD CATTLE YARD, Warehouse, Foatrth Ward, near Mil. & Miss. I. R. Depot. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Dhutcher & Co.-Germa u Hoel. —Bagnall & Co. 51 JOHN A. DUTCHER, KELLOGG SEXTON, JOHN R. GOODRICH, DUTCH4ER, SEXTOR & CO. 123a % es~ ftt atler Kfret BEARD, —,Bv the Day,$1, Bythe Wuee k,$ 8,-50 TRAVELLERS WILL BE CONVEYED TO AND FROM THE RAILROAD DEPOTS AND STEAMBOAT LANDINGS. 13ENJ. BAGNALL. A. WV PHELPS. BA~NALLL & COT, MANUTFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Lr Ui gg9 IjIi A LK Office, cor, Clybourn & West Water Streets, A CALL FROM DEALERS PURCHASING BY TTHE CARGO IS SOLICITED. OFFICE of the Milwaukes City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. M,ilwamkee.Daily "-Free DBe ocrat." I2LWL'UKER BE iLY ECditor. a(cnd' Pro3prietor. PUBLISHE D E VERY WEEKDAY zAFTEROON~00 Cout'ainiing the latest intelligence by telegraph and mails, and full ancl reliable.ommnaereial treports of every day,'up to the hour of going to press. Mym~na 1 ptrSbr f ou mulu(iiLh9 Il a lv dvnBe 8Ot FFTIEE i CIEI'TS PER WEEK DELIVYERED BY CARRIERS. -t.blished el\.'il,lE A V,'IYiTRTPSDAY a.nd SAKTURDAY at $3.50 per allnlum i-n advance. itor thle country, is published -every WEDNESDAY MORNING, and sent off in the mails of the, sasme day. lit is 1the largest paper in the State, enjoys a very large circulat;ion a-nmolng the most substantial class of citizens, and is a valuable mnedium "or advertising. Terims to clubs of four and orer, $1.50 Per amnum in advance; to single subscribers, $2. EVERY VARIErrTY OF Book, and aJb Pr nting, EXECUTED IN A MANNER UNSURPASSED IN THE WEST, AND AT Office, Free Democrat Buildings, 1 Spring St. OFFICE of the M ilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Mf. & 1M1. Stoae. —WilTliamns & Kraf. 1%/J1 S -a E 1 Ci7 9 k h:Hi MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. H-4t~'facturers of PITT~i PAT'EiNT Improved Separator and Horse Power, And dealers in all kinds of Sash, Door and Blind Machinery, Powver and Foot Mg/orticing Machifes, Woodworrhs, Daniels, and Wood. & Gray's Plasing and Valching M/achines, Lathes, Plaalers and Drills, India Rubber Belting, all sizes, Leather Belting, Whistles, Steamr Guages, Gas Pipe, Lap VWelded Boiler Tubes, Water Pipe, and all kinds of Brass Work Repair Castings constantly on hand, AELL OE=]DEB.S PQBO:PTL FILLED. E. A. WILLIAMS H.o F. KRAFT. AND DONE HERE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. F11nt of WTCONSIN'STREET near the Bb~ridge,, OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. 205 & 207 East Water Street. t54 Fowler & Horn. —. Yallop...... __ — " No$s. 21,2 & 22i2 EAST WATER STBEET, Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes and Photographs, in every style of the Art, 4ro m the finest Colored l~inature to the full-length Life Size Photographs on Canvass, colored in oil. CHESTNUT STREET, NEAR NE THE CORNE O TIRD T T, OL moor0 D& Eam3amP OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO... 205 & 207 East Water Street. A.. F. Brunotto.-Bosustow & Co. —Salsan & Co. 5B A. F. BRUNOTTO, SECONTD W'%~Al:D AND 32 Ches tnut 8tree$, MlMwauke e.@ R. BOSUSTOW, JOHN BARNETT' BOSUSTOW & BAPRNE'ETT RETAIL DEALERS IN RICE, DRIED AND GREEN FBUIT, PL0-DR', POBX, SALT, F1; SJ, BUTTER, CHEESX, 7GAE, POULTPRY, &c. Cash paid for all kinds of Countly Produce. Goods delivered to any part of the City Free of Charge, T. J. SALSMAN, C. D. BOOTH. 119 East Water $'r ees,, M ilw aiYyee (NEXT DOOR SOUTHI OF KAZPO'S,) WHO LESALE &c RETAITI DEALERS IN Silk and Satin onnets, Millinery and Gentlemen's Furnishing Gods, Bnck-. skin Cloves and Mittens, Urbrellas, Trunks and Travelling Bags, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Overshoes, etc., etc. OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO —. —-. 205 & 207: East Water Street. ~56 XL:rs. Secovill. —lIrs. B. Boyle. MRS. $COVLL, FASHI[ONABLE DRESS MAKER, Particular attention given to Fitting and Mlaking'all work entrusted to her. New Yol) r an riq F a0hions Teccive> Monflt, ALSO, THE LATEST AND TIOSgT FAVORITE PATTERNS OF LADIES ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE THEML MR m i, D..~V L:, Wxseonsn Street-, opposite Young's Hall, HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CONSISTING OF BIBBONS, LACES, FLTOWERS, ETC. LADIES ARE INVITED TO CALL. OFFICE of the Hilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.-..205 & 207 East Water Street. TIih:.Iw Lkee LDaily "A66rerica." 57 THE R'tLWAUKEE ---------- G TRI[-WEEKLY9 W.EEKLY. The Daily.American is a large eight column sheet, sent to subscribers at t$ per annum, invariably in advance. It is the, aim of the Publisher to make it a first class journal, containing the latest news received up to hour of going to press. With its excellent telegraphic arrangements it is enabled to do this, Its Commercial Column is prepared with care, and may be relied upon as correct. The Tri- Weekly Amznercian, contains the reading matter of the Daily for two days, and is furnished for $3 per annum, in advance. The Weekly Amelrican is the best family journal in the State, containing but few advertisements and being of the largest size, we are enabled to present a large amount of matter, selected with care from our Daily, and especially adapted to the wants of the farmer, the mechanic, and all who cannot accomodate themselves with a daily paper. Terms, 1l.50 per annum in advance. BEYeh 0t ilG ATfhn i uIBgs M lT OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO. -205 & 207 East Water Street. 58 Cramer & Becker.-C. 1L. Herring. A. ORAMIER, W. C. BECKER. w 4 A IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETA.IL DEALERS IN C[00ZlB[Y, eW~s$ "NOS, 1II Ina gt ory LOOKING GLASSES, LAIPVS AND WIAITE3SL; SILVER PLATED GOODS AND 3 BPTITAI 2A WARE, - 0 ) faeaI'ar aturer owake, fIis AN EXPERIENCE OF SIX YEARS ENABLES ME TO OFFER AN ATIICLE OF A BETTER OIQUALIrY TAN HAINY OTHER CONCERN EINv THE 1-i,'UNITED STATES. OORUERS L:EFT "Y QWE3 s T d5S laiaa Str-etVS Miv VEfauk1 e OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel. RUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. Geo. Dyer & Co. 59 W48~91 iS AT "B2ATE5 d"ECz Ai A K~~. I_ ri a b 1I4t S % fi t lhlhoesa~.e arnr ~etafl 1Dea ers ~ AND 5.8 8e, xridles, Collars, Whips, Blankets, Bells, Fly ets, Stirrps, itts9 Yames, Buckles and Harness and Trunk fakens' Stock of a kinds; also, alent and Russett Leather, Enameled Leather, Bows Felloes, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, ands, Carriage and Enameled Cloths. A comnplete assortment of goods in the above line always o0l hand and for sale, wholesale and retail, at as low prices as any in the west. GEOT DYER9 JK TRUeBULL NE MITHO MILWAU.KE:, NEW YORK. OFFICE of the li waunkee City Directorv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO..... 205 & 20'7 East Water Street. 60 The Daily Wisconsin." THE (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) Qgrh Nn t x IIlidpag -li lwjaui eem "WILLIAM Eo C.AMER, EYditor and Plroprietoor TERMS. Daily Wisconsin -$7 00 Tri-Weekly Wisconsin -.- 3 50 Weekly WVisconsin, (in advance) - - 1 50 lJBy the recent arrangement of the evening mails, [5.30 and 11 p,..] sMtt scribers can get this paper with later news t;hanu by any other source. Our facilities for Job Printing are unsurpassed. We are prepared to do work fiall its branches upon the AFAST'1ES ATNE D BESTY IN THE 6COUNTRS, OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daiy Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Basteeroi &; ier ce.-Vaia ~elieic K ~-lhoo s Rmakeer. 61 altid$7YyY it AMD_ _ _rro., In the lect i:' o'ut. Teas, Co"i,JO, $',: iil -los iic' e, e. atesta a'~tentio: i pid to0 ) m.)''i:,l'e taoUCO'SSORtS TO.EBEF & WA [KA~IE, Builders and othersA u.ig aLina wil find! it to then x areinage to c>l at 1our BELOW SPRIlNG STREET. OFFICE of the iliwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURD1CK & CO..... 205 & 207 East Water Street, 62 Berliaer & Bru.ao.-leenry liller. CUD UFAbibREK Y BE-P,~zatr LEP, Nos. 21$, 217 S 22t1 East Natear street$':i addition to the above busn.e t -oss, ~:e e particual r attutioa l o the lua-nlfacture of BANK LOCKS, VAULT i DOORS, FOR BANKS, &c. - Ii wi Th Having fitted up in good sylo s uit lMe r toomtI fort the acomnn odai: io of tihe publ:ic, hope i.i. hie y- b iberal]' rlat, nized. Pavtin f~itt d up i sy su il, j rvoin for tr e a'ntst of fic 150 R a OFFICE of the Eilwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO. - 205 & 207 East Water Street. T. P. Abbote. — l. W. Allen. 63 MV&E ffLE D'kBY, Is prepared to furnish customers wiwh aani'iF ~.:.tK~ From a Pint to a Puncheon, daily, during the season, on reasonable terms. Old unkwonago Boad 2, 1, Bifles from the City. $g1ent nor AVE2Y &C oC, i) EALLEi t,, IN FINIEf COAi RI i'"'E "' DA. [ ~ SALT, AND Iforward d $n bJ's &i) yessed J Flo.ing. Proprietors of'"A" ine First Class Schooners. OFFICE, W. Water St., bet, Clybourn and Sycamore, Mliilwaukee, Wis. OFFICE, Foot of West Van Buren Street, vsweg,, N. Y. OFFICE of the. ilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.....205 & 207 East Water Street. 64 Win. G oodow. AND F A~z ((:i 4 T)t - D X S rS %J - Mills, Shafting, Geiing, G1 Cttn tI PIt-n T ig B oingand Diing consaty n had Circl f Sawm Elngs, Sta GaeBras WonS &e., &e., &c. Manufcturr ofStjem Euinesand oiles, Prfabe Cicula Sawand idin Mils Safing Gel ng Ger uftnyTro PatigTurin, Brig ad rilin Irnad rssCstn o aldecipinsad enrl o Wr t rdr Als, onsanly n and CrcuarSaw, elti-o, tem Gags, ras Wrk OFFICE of the Milwankee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.,- 205 & 207 East Water Street. TM G. EL~ ORI:E & CO. 65 MI. G. ELMOR]'E, Milwaukee. JOHN N. ELMIORE, Elmila, N. Y. 156 East Water Street, Milwaukee, IMPORTERS & DEALR: 3 S I BRTAXNNXA AND SIXVER PLATED WARE!. Cornelius & Baker's Celebrated ufn (Irf rerf 60 ill ia es LA- 2a I& < T.8W WtITI ItE Having a resident partner in the East, engaged in the same trade, with the facilities acquired by long experience and entire devotion to this business, we invite the attention of the public to our establishment, with perfect confidence in our ability to please purchasers, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL. N. B. e tlha 1l $ell below Chicago Prices, 5 OFFICE of the ialwaukee City Directorv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.,- --- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 66 J. S. Fi1more.-G. H. & L. Laflin. REAL ESTA.TE L.OAN' AND i~oflgo tZo` bg fts 243 EAST WVATER STREET, OPPOSITE WALKER HOSE AED POST 0FI'E, BONDS, iMORTGAGES AN3D EOTES NEGOTIATED, BOUGHT & SOLD. Collections ropmoptfy a ttended to. G. H. LAFLIN), L. LAFLIN, J. G. DAY. - ] tt. & L0 LAFLIN, Wholesale Dealers in VR L AD At; in2$5 7Ci PROPRIETORS OF AND FOLIO POST.PAIPERo -ALSOJessup & Lafiin's celebrated Ledger Papers, BTAREHOUSE, 2i Slla etltr $ le AClcag0 OFFICE of the Eila. akee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.,; -----— 205 & 207 East Water Street.!Mf i~w et 2 67 EDWAIS) MILLEK'A. i. A. STAIRR. M WL. L~R E R S T A R R S 1ORT fTH-WES TE, RN E Cerner of est Wa\ tr nr d Sprig Streets, Milwaukeeg Wsconsia Having c m-pleted our a, rangements for the above business in this city, we would invite the co-ope, ation of the printersn of this and surnouading States in its behalf. Our facilities are equal to any ioundry hit thoe country for manufacturing Type and Printers' Material; and for b auty of finish and hardness of metal cannot be surpassed in this or any other country. Tilhe ta-cs of our type are all MODERN, and sOST APPROVED STYLES, and we shall endeavor to cotripete with our eastern brethren in getting up new styles of Type, torders, Cuts, Ornaments, &c. We are ia daily receipt of all new FACES as they are made at the east, and in advlace of any other establishment in the west. Being Aents fbr some cf thu best Type Foundries and Press and Ink Manufactories at the east, wea shall keep constantly on hand a full assortment of every variety of material. Presses, V'Wi!d Type, etc., fu;rrnished at manufacturers' pri.les. j~ Orders I' ~-te-rtrotypilng, Engraving, etc., promptly atsended to. OFFICE of the Eilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO., - 205 & 207 East Water Street. ~~~~~~~68~~.. r Pj T. DAL fI S Y-I D 6si~ 8cW Q$g P T RLISiEEED SEE-BOTE BUILDXNG, MASON STREET, OPPOSITE T E WALKER HOUSE, COUNTING ROOM, FIRST FLOOR-JOB OFFICE, SECOND STO'RY. AD VEt TISIlG AND J7? OB $gE A 40eA4$t 4X AND AT THE SH0RTEST INTOTICE, The " SE E-BOTE' is a daily CGerman Paper, for Literature and Politios, is the second oldest German Paper in the City, having' an extensive circulation, particularly amongst the business men, affords:An Excellent MEedium for AdvPertisEgTR. PETER rTiTOQ DEUSTEIg, P:ROPRIETOR. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.,-..... 205 & 207 East Water Street. H...Brwn. 69 J s lotypes taken oex any size The Hallotypes and Melainotypes are lew and Beautiful Pictures, and are only taken by Brown, who owns the Patent for the City. Photographs in Oil or Water Colors, or finished in India Ink, DAGUERREOTYPES OR AMBROTYPES COPIED TO LIFE SIZE AND COLORED. Sleek 0t aSo c AT NEW YORK PRICES. Cameras from 1-4 to 4-4 sizes always for sale. INSTRUCTION, Ad-d etg.resST W TE ST BROEET V NaU 201 EAST WVv.ATER STREET, MILWAUKEE. ui"ICE ofG th D Direct ERVING, BURDICK & CO.,......20O5 &207 East Water Street. ~eaa~a~dg, ~illiis 6~ ~0 l 38 EAST WAERfI STREET, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN TIIE LATEST STYLES OF MANUFACTURED IN OUR EXTENSIVE FOUNDRY AT THE EAS'l, EXPRESSLY FOR THE WESTERN TRADE.,SUPPIE~D AT Tf.E LO0EST RATES. EgSUPPLIED AT HE LOLWEST RA ES. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. H OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directorv, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.,. —- 205 & 207 East WVater Street. 7 SQ Noss & Graesecr.e-Clbapin, Gregory & ArlnioEr. WILLIAM NOSS, LOUIS GRAESER. NQ)S G 6RAESER, ~o. 19 lason St~reet OPPOSITE WALKER IOUSE, E. D. CHAPIN, W. E. GREGORY, P. D. ARMOUR. l{t eY A.IIMI)T]I, AND DEALERS IN o:11 rran u11 ir} brmt.Ss LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CO SIGNMENTS, Nos, 2 & 14, cor, Spring & West Water Streets, OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.,-. 205 & 207 East Water Street. Towissevad, Bean & Barlaock. —Foote.-Taylor & Co. 78 -BWHT B1} Al }I'rnWl AND 205 East Water Street", P 11iwa-kee. WE PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR ALL KINDS OF elhrfurelr1t fLonttS WacIr te jm Ua11N l ItaI, 6iCer t 05ut-' BUSINESS.PAPER PUIRCHASED AND. IE:EGOTIATED. Collections made in all parts of the St.ate on most favorable terms. C ~ —zSo:P YOOT, OF DVVELLIN$S,- STORiES, *C., Corner Vafn Buren acd Biddle Streets, DEALERS IN WOOL & SHEEP SKINS FIRST DOOR NORTH OF PAIL FACTORY, ON THE CANAL. - CASH PAID FOR WOOL AND SHEEP SKIXNS+ OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & C0., 205 & 207 East Water Street. 74 -Baiener ana1d Volksfreund. BANNEl A D- IOLK SFREUND. ESTABLISHED 1844. BY AT SIX AND TWO'DOLLARS PER ANNUIM RESPECTIVELY. This is the oldest Germian Newspaper in Wisconsin, has the largest circulation of all German Newspapers west of New York, and circulates freely in Cities, Villages, and German Settlements in the State. In Werman and!nIglsh, DONE AT THE CUSTOMARY PRTCE, AND AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Office, cor, East Water and Mason Streets, PRENTIS' BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE WALKER HOUSE, MILWAUKEE, WIS. OFFICE1 of the ilwaukee Baily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.,. 205 & 207 East Water Street. ~GiL-~eae. —R.Becker. —Bface. —~ s.& G'odBrich. 75 DEALER IN Lumber, Lath Shingles, Timber, &c., ORDERS FROM CITY OF COUNTRY FOR EVERY VARI'ETY PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY EXECUTED. AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, WOODEN WARE, PERFUMERY, &co. Also, Mianufacturer of REED'8 BAKINi0 POWDER.. WISC00510 SDILUVAIES O UIII Mk-EiUEAC T03 AT WEOLESAALE AND RETAIL, BY F. A. Ba BECKIE2 BILWAUKEE:, WIS. MERCHANT TA' L{OR, OVER N.. & E. R. R. OFFICE,.~ EasaAt Water 8treet, Iwauikee. Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings of the very latest styles and most approved patterns always on hand. Corner East Water and Mason Streets, pN fS~a~Pai~PI~~ OFFICE of the lilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO., 205 & 207 East Water Street.' 6 WV. A. WebbedB Billiard and 4aaele Table TIlE UNDERSIGN-D IS NOW,PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS FOR Cloths, Bals, Bals, Leathers, &c. No. 1, Rosewood, with Slate or Marble Top................ $500 "2, " —----------—....... 450. - 3,, "....... 400 "4,'- -.....- 350 " 1, " with Wood Bed........................ 300 2, 2. 300 3,.................. 250 4,'........................ 200 With all the new styles of improved Cushions and Billiard Table Legs. Inlaid Fancy Cues constantly on hand; Rosewood Veneers and Boards; Billiard Cloths by the piece or Retail; Balls Turned and Colored to order; Old Tables repaired. Over 220 East Water Street, lilwaukee. OFFICE of the ilwiaukee Daivy Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO.,.. 205 &.207 East WVater Street. lv:rs. Reis.-N. D. Dearborn. —Hewitt & Son. 77 BY OPPOSITE TI1HE MARKET HOUSE, No. 298 EBAST WATER STREET. ENGRAVEI~ & P RIBNTER? BUSINESS, MkARRIAGE AND CALLING CA DS, Also, Bill-Heads and Door-Pltes Engraved at Boston Prices. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO AUTOGRAPH CARDS. Orders Solicited for Printing from Engraved Plates. 200 EAST WATERi STREET, TWO DOORS S. OF WISCONSIN ST. G@PZI[EWI'S`T $ $0N, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN Tin Ware aHld HSo rkeepnDig rtioeos, $FARMING IQMPLEMNTS9 &.9' Mn 93 gast Wu ater treiet, capper &a S etrot Street, Manufacturers of Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron WBare,7 a & y q.4 a OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO., -. —-- 205 & 207 East Water Street. 78 H. L. Stevens. — Drs. Perkins & Fitch. — I L. STEVENS, OFFICE AT No. 6, FOUR AND A HALfF STREET, NEAR. CITY HALL, WASHINGTON, D.C. The undersigned having opened an office in the City of Washington, at No. 6 Four and a Half Street, near the City Hall, will Practice in the Supreme Court, Court of Claims, and the Courts in the District of Columbia. He will also attend to claims and business in the Land, Patent, Pension, and Indian Bureaus. As a Member of Congress, he has had much experience in matters arising in the several Bureaus, and he confidently believes that he will be able to transact business to the entire satisfaction or gentlemen who may entrust him with it, either in the Courts or the Departments. * L. STEVENS, Box 505 PosTr OFFICE. Of Michigan. IIon. Lewis Cass, Secretary of State. lion. LE. I. Rice, St. Paul. Hlion. Robert McClelland. Hon. Hiram Walbridge, city of New York. Hon. Charles E. Stewart, U. S. Senate, J. R. Sharpstein, Esq., Post Master, Milwaukee. Hon. J. D. Bright. U. S. Senate. John Wilson, Esq., late Commissioner General Hon. Winm. 3I. GOwn, San Francisco. Land Office. Chicago. Hon. M. S. Latham, San Francisco. Joseph S. Wilson, Esq., Chief Clerk General Land I-Ion. Charles Miason, Commissioner of Patents. Office, Washington. lon. Geo. W. Manypenny Corn. Indian Affairs. Ramsay Crooks, Esq., city of New York. lIon. G. W. Peek, 3I. C. Miichigan. James F. Joy, Esq., Detroit. Ilon. Daniel Wells, I C., Milsswaukee. E. K. Collins, Esq., 56 Wall Street, New York. EIon. Charles Billinghurst, Wisconsin. qwII I f1g o.7 1' %scons T g treetl THE OLD OFFICE OF DRIS. TIMINER & FARIES. OFFICE of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & C00.,. —-- 205 & 207 East Water Street. Davis' Omnibus Line.-C. Diercks & Co. 79 JOHN DAVIS, FRED. D. CLARK. et IV, e e OFFICE of the lilwaukee City Directory, ERVING, BURDICK & CO.,.. 205 & 207 East Water Street. 80. B A. a otS a ~~~~~conditions. The Stock is the largest and most desirab e ever brought to the Western Mgarket. NEW GOODS, of our own import-lticn and manulieture, which will be sold to the trade at the LOWEST NW om(nre JOIBBING PItiCES. JEWELERS, MERCHANTS and PED3iLERS will do well to call. before going east or purchasing elsewhere. Amelorng' thie stolk may be found a full assortment of WATCHES firom thle most celebra ted manufacturers. Also, the latest patterns of WATCl GELASSES SiA: DATEBIALS; ALSO, WATC MAKERS' TOTS ~ F eVERY V AR IETY, r"5I Subscriber is thankful for past fvors, anid requests a continuance of the same. OFFICE of the illwaukee Daily Sentinel, RUFUS KING & CO., -. — 205 & 207 East Water Street. Milwaukee Daily News. 81 THE MIL.WAUKE:EE M AS S O N S T Rt2 E ]E T, OPPOSITE THE WALKER JOUSErE. ASHAR$EBPSTEI & LiTLBP El~B, M CB> 3P MI. X Ml M CDO Ml- The NEWS is thoroughly Democratic in politics, and is devoted to the news of the day, general miscellany, and commercial intelligence. T E R M S: Daily, $7; Tri-Weekly, $3.50; Weekly, $1.00. The JOB OFFICE connected with this Paper is one of the best in the State, and all orders for Printing are filled on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. The proprietors are running two of Hoe's Cylinder Presses and a patent %rank rallinipper PreIs Which throws the celebrated "6 Fire-Fly" iato the )lat.e. 6 OFFICE of the Milwaukee City Directory, ERVING,' BURDICK & CO.,.... 205 & 207 East Water Street. ~8~3. ]1H. J. Nazro & Co.-Green Bay Advocate. H. J. INAZO & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN rtllBDWARE I IR:ON Nos. 121l 123 and 126 East Water Street, MILE/AUKE:E. C. D. IROBINSON, A. C. ROBINSON. Greea B li Adrotate OtBINESN & B& HOTRER, Propietoa rs The ADVOCATE is published every Thursday Morning, at $2 per year, in advance. ADIIvEaTISEMlTfS ISSRTEn D T11 E IOST IEASONADILE RIATES. OF ALL KINDS DONE IN THE BEST STYLE. ADVERTISERS' INDEX. Agricultural Warehouse. Books and Stationery. Le Fevre & Greene, 4 Ford & Fairbanks. Ambrotypes. Strickland & Co., first page cover. H. Niedecken & Co., fly-leaf. Fowler& Horn, 54 H. S. Brown, 69 Boots and Shoes. C. M. Seeley, fly leaf. B Munyan, 26 Architect. Noss & Graeser, 72 E. Townsend Mix, 27 Builders. Attorneys at Law. Chas. P. Foote, 73 Corson & Vandor, 19 Martin & Rugee, 23 G. Von Deutsch, 13 J..L Doran, 35 Camphene and Burning Fluid. Merrick & Edson, 24 John Goodman, 17 Jno. A. Savage, Jr., 8 H. L. Stevens, Washington, 78 Carving. Bankers. Richard H. White, 45 Bridge Brothers, last page cover. Townsend, Bean & Burlock, 73 Cement. A. Green, 25 Bank Locks.:Shumacher & Johnson, 36 Cholera Syrup. Baker. Hiram Chipman, 49 A. H. Johnston, 40 Cigars and Tobacco. Billiards, Cyrus Adams & Co., 26 Wilhelm Reimer, 48 Bodenbach & Co., 18 J. P. Surges, 32 Brenneke & Frerichs, 10 W. A. Webber,'76 P Daley, 4 Bill Poster. B. Loewenbach & Co., 30 E. R. J. Feavel, 36 Circulating Library. Blacksmiths. J. Yallop, 54 C. W. Bierbach, 15 C. Grimshaw, 39 Clothing. Bookbinders. Swaffield & Russell,' fly-leaf. Laverenz & Dale, 38 Bremer, Pfeiffer & Morawetz, 3d p. cover King, Jermain & Co., fly-leaf, fronting title. Commercial and Collecting Agency. Strickland & Co., first page cover. H Niedecken & Co., fly-leaf. C. C. Olin & Co., 22 84 ADVERTISERS' INDEX. Commission. Groceries and Provisions. H. W. Allen, 63 N. G. Bishop. fly-leaf. Bosustow & Barnett, 55 Confectionery. Chapin, Gregory & Armour, 72 G. & F. R. Anderson, fly-leaf. nn & Goodrich, Hersehede & Schendt, 19 H. Reed,'1 1.'Miller 62 Masterson & Pierce, 61 Crockery and Glass Ware. Ground, Stained and Cut Glas. Cramer & Becker, 58 W. Gething, 21 C. Eissfeldt, 35 M. G. Elmore & Co., 65. G. Sumner, R. G. Sumner, 35 Cutlery. F. A. B. Becker, 75 J. Hardy, 22 J. Hard, 22 Guns and Pistols. Daguerreotypes. Winm. Haywood, 43 H. S. Brown, 69 Hack and Livery Stable. Fowler & Horn, 54 C. M. Seely, fly-leaf. John G. Coon, 33 Dress Maker. Hardware. Mrs. Scoville, 56 Le Fevre & reen, 4 G. P. Hewitt & Son, 77 Dry Goods. H. J. Nazro & Co., 82 P. J. Bergin, 39 Hats, Caps and Furs. Goll & Frank, 18 Samuel Hirsch, 40 Salsman & Booth, 5 Hoffmann Bros., 14 omeopatlic Pharm M. Litteur, 18 Hoacy. Sexton Bro. & Co., 5 Douglass & Groves, 41 Engravers. Hotels. N. D. Dearborn,: 77 Adams House, Oshkosh, fly-leaf. Mossin & Marr, 20 American House, Fond du Lac, 45 Commercial Hotel, 47 Foreign Consulate. German Hotel. 51 C. H. H. Papendiek, 41 Hawkins House, 13 Hotel Landa, 9 Foundry. EHotel Wettstein, 5 Layton House, 47 Winm. Goodnow, 64 Menomonee Hotel, 43 Turton & Sercomb, 11 Furniture. House and Sign Painter. Furniture. J. F. Birchard, 25 T. P. Collingbourne, 3d page cover. N. Brick, 28 ~~N. Brick, 28 R~Hot Air Furnaces. Noyes, Flertzheim & Co., 24 Seaman & Wing, 3 H.W. Goodrich, & Co., fly-leaf. Richardson & Gray, 7 Gas Fittings. Ice. M. G. Elmore & Co., 65 Smith, Senftleben & Co., 10 Henry Kroeger, 31 Insurance. Garden Vegetables. E. Spaan, 24 J. Austin, 33 lH. Spaan, 24 W. Henry Holland, 2d p. cover. Phoenix Ins. Company, fly-leaf. Glue, Bone and Ivory Black. Phnix Company, fly C. C. Olin & Co., 22 C. Wahl & Sons, 41 P. Smyth, (deceased.) 30 ADVERTISERS' INDEX. 85 Intelligence Office. Daily News, 81 Daily Sentinel, fronting title. A. F. Brunotto, 55 Daily See Bote, 68 Mrs. T. Reis, 77 Daily Wisconsin, 60 Fox Lake Journal, 38 Green Bay Advocate, 82 Bayley & Greenslade, 17 Whitewater Register, 49 Land Agency. Omnibus Line. ~J,~ S. Fimrn~, 66 ~ 1Davis & Clark, 79 A. F. Brunotto, 55 Packing Boxes. Ogden & Wall, fly-leaf. J. Fueldner, 6 Leather and Findings. G. Pfister & Co., 13 Ford & Fairbanks, 3 Lightning Rods. T. P. Collingbourne, 3d Page Cover. 0. L. Herring, 58 Paper Warehouse. Lithographer. G. H. & L. Laflin, Chicago, 66 Noonan & McNab, fly-leaf I. Seifert fly-leaf. Photographs. Lime and Cement.. S. Brown 9hotoaphs. H. S. Brown, 69 A. Green, 25 Fowler & Horn, 54 Van Schaick & Schoonmaker, 61 C. M. Seeley, fly-leaf. H. W. Allen, 63 Piano Fortes. Bagnamlb&eCo., Planer, Zuerner & Kindt, 16 Bagnall & Co., 51 Blias Gill,, 75 Pig Iron. B. & B. W. Staats, 30 North-Western Iron Co., 19 J. E. Stevens, 37 Planing Mill. MCachine Shops. 6Machine Shops. J. B. Smith & Co., 48 iVm. Goodnow, 64 Turton & Sercomb, 13 Physicians. James Sheriff, 23 C H. Orton, 49 M. & M. Stone, 53 Pork and Beef Packers. Medicines. Layton and Plankinton, - 50 Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, 44 Produce and Commission. Marble Works.'arlble Works. C. Diercks & Co.,,9 H. C. Hoffman, 34C. Diercks & C,, 9 T. CHibbard, 36 Mercantile Academies. Salomon & Conrad, 8 C. F. Larigo, 23 Real Estate. Salom H. Salom. 28 John S. Fillmore, 66 Millinery and Straw Goods. w. Laidlaw, 34 L. Blake, 42 A. K. Marshall, 18 Mrs. B. Doyle, 56 Ogden & Wall, fly-leaf. J. H. Warner & Co., 8 Charles Quentin & Co., 37 W. H. Rodway, 12 Milk. H. Sands, 19 T. P. Abbott, 63 Weld & Baldwin, 16 Henry Wild, 40 Newspapers. Worthington & Marshall, 28 Atlas, 38 Daily American, 57 Saddlery and Harness. Daily Banner and Volksfreund, 74 Barnes Brother, fly-leaf. Daily Free Democrat, 52 Geo. Dyer & Co., 59 86;ADVERTISERS' INDEX. Safes. Type Foundry. Berliner & Bruno, 62 Type Foundry. Shumacher & Johnson, 36 Miller & Starr, fly-leaf and 67 Sail ~Makler. - j Surveyors and Engineers. G. D. Norris, 26 Charles S. Bell, 1I Saloons. IMarshall & Peverly, 14 Henry Miller, 62 Trunks and Valises. G. & F. R. Anderson, flyv-leaf. Baker & Wiggin, flv-leaf. G:eo Dyer & Co,, 59 J. R. Cocup, 50 Shaving and Hair Dressing. Vinegar. R. R. Lippens, fly-leaf. T. BLlo, 37 Salt. Water Wheel. H. W. Allen, 63 Turton & Sercomb, 11 Ship Chandler. G rShip Chandler. Watches and Jewelry. 0-. D. Norris, 26 Jones & Baker, 45 Ship Yard. Logeman & Co., 46 S. Alexapnder, -15 Matson, Loomis & Hoas, 29 A. B. Van Cott, 80 Silver Plater. Window Shades. Williams & Kraft, 53, 32 Thomas Vaux, fly-leaf. Steam Pipe. Wines and Liquors. Smith, Senftleben & Co., 10 P. Daly, 4 Stone Ware. Otto Kleinsteuber, 39 Webster & Averill, 25 J. B. Maxfield, 43 Wholesale Grocers. Stoves. G. Bremer & Co., 6 G. P. Hewitt & Son, 77 Dutcher, Sexton & Co, 51 H. W. Goodrich, fly-leaf. Thomas Johnson, 15 Wood. Sennett, Barr & Co., 71, 71 A. Green, 25 Surgeon. ~Wood Engraver. Charles H. Orton, 49 John Karst, fly-leaf. TailorsH. 7 Wool and Sheep Skins. L. H. Black, 75 Swaffield & Russell, fly-leaf. Wm. R. Taylor, 73 'R'NRY NIEDBggEN & COE Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Q19 EA,-ST AiTER -ST., - HENELAND'S BLOCK. Our Stock of goods ill the above line is unsurpassed in the west. O/ace Stationery, FOfR BANKS, RAILROADS Cannot be bought cheaper nor better anywhere. OUR LONG-ESTABLI[HIED GCITY JBI3DE]RYT Employs more Men and Machines, and is better furnishod throughout than any Bindery in the State. New Machines of the Latest Inventions AND AN EXCELLENT SET OF JOURNEYMEN ENABLE,IS, T1 T EFY CgIMPE,(TITI(IN, IN TI-IS BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS. Just give us a trial, and you will see that it is so. Cor. Otter CAnd Adamns Sts Oshkosh, Wi~i. ~ll all This House is entiiely l new, withl entire new filllliture; is collvelliently located near the Steamboat Landcing, and cannot ble surpassed for excellence in every rIespect ill northerln -Wisconsin. Baggage carried to and from Boats Free of Charge. -oe 231 MAI-N STREET MILTWAUK EE NEARt T'IE NEWHALL i:fOTISE.'Ilhe Subscribers av-e establishlcidl an Eiatilg' House,'at 231 M tlill Steet, whichli- they pledge themseles slihall be equal to any house of thle kind in Boston or any of the eastern cities. leals served at all hours of the day, and the table provided with all that the season affords. Customers ser'ved, at all hours, with whatever they lesiire BOARD BY THE WEEK ON REASONABLE TERMS. We are confident that the superior ftacilities we now elljoy, and our exsperience elsewhere, will enable us to fully mneet the clemand of the Milwaukee public. BAKER & WIGGIN.!-.-~-~Yn~al~E~~~~-1-aB MlILIEWAUJKEE, NWVISCOON-TSITNi. Capital Paid, $1009, 60. Capital Authorized, $500,000. O ff PixqM 1.V 1, cvw. IIia hd, iclitai *, rets. TIli.s Companl i:s now pre1)eared to assume Fire and Marine risks, oil ns iens;olnabhle termnis as other reliable Companies. Att.elntion is called to tlle annexed list of Directors, as a guar'antee to tlle character of the Company: DICEIR:COTOl S C. C. Barnes, Win. Striekland, W. L. Benal. T. C. Dousan,, I.. lo, J. istinle, NM. S. Scott, F. Tibbetts, NM. Newton, Lester Sexton, Win. A. larstow,' 0. Alexander, Daniel Newhall, L. A. Mann, E. B. Birechard, oelriahl Brown, W\mn. Chappell, D. McDonaldl, F. C. Lee, Anldrew Prouidfit-, Henry Totten. W. L. Beale, 7Jectsere,?'. C. C. Barnes, President. D. lMel)ondald, tecr( try. 0. A lexander,'ice-re.sidet. I e miry Totten, General Agent.:B _ NE N' W I3 BP1K I.Xt~ l' Mv~Z IT_ T'Ilis fIlstititioln, hll arlered iby tile Legisl;ttt ire nat its ]ast session, is fully orlalized and p)drel)ared to (do l:lsinss withl olne, hundred tlousanl(1 dollars paid. iln, w\l!icll caiital \vil be illcrea,:'(l fiolm tinme to timle as tihe bnsiness may re(luilr. It is 11ropar1'1 t(o hxy and sell Ex hclhmge, ("oin, Bonds, Notes, Land Warl a nlt,, a o, Mo atges l ta J ll(dU'il't Money; to reecive money on deposit, and l'ly ili.erest t lleoo;'- to receive and executl1 Tr t:s from Cotrts, Corporations, lntlivi(tunlls!.i a Estatles. Parltiell]nr attention will Iibe giveon to ilnking Collectionls. Reiimitt-Inces in a11 CeLses mnade lpromlnptly on d(ay of paymnent at culrent rates of Exchange. B3Y PERMISSION. Sackett, I[elher & Co. New York Cilty. William J. Bell & Co............... (1. Mer ichants' Exchange Bank........... do. Van V leck, Read & Drexel......... - (10. Lucas & Simonds................... St. Louis, Mo. State Bank of Missouri... Missouri. IR}. K. Swift, Bros. & Johnson.. Chicago, Ill. Exchange Bank...... do. Merrtill & Co., Bankers....' Ne Oleaiis. W. G. Sterling, Banker............. Willies Barre, Pa. State Bank of Wisconsin........ ilwaukee. Alex. MiXitchell, Esq., Preiident..... do. Willia.m NM. Dennis, Baink Comptroller.. Madison. J. A. Ellis, Esq., Cashier State Bank... do. Cci\dwell, Whitnely Co............ St. Paul, Miinnesota. No. 21 Wisconsin Street, MVilwaukee, ALL KINDS OF SHAXDES MAX3E TO OX3DER+ Muslin, Cord, Tassels & Curtain Fixtur-es constantly on hand. AND $fe 1A00 2eaiET9 atom1S1wAZ The entire charge taken of Wedding, Dinner and Supper Parties, WEDDING CAKES PACKED AND SENT TO ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY. A choice assortlment of French and Englisoh Mottoes, BonBons, etc. G. ANDERSON, F. R. ANDERSON. ~OGDEN W MTALL Insuarance o0 ZIIcting Agents ALBANY BUILDINOC, M1ich:kigarn Street,'iwril a1ee. 1 No. 213 East Water Street, jilraukee. IREUBIE~B L. rIIPPEN,TS,:a IT 13 — NT — R.: I p p v Bill Heads, Bills of Exchange, Certificates, Notes, Checks, Bonds, &c. DUAWTINGS, LABELS AND MAPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED ON T'IE SHORTEST NOTICE. M'op' 11 -% wMT " T._' 7TRE.' KliNEELANEI9S$ BLOCKE, Na4~luvlw~a~ke —eX 577iaso No. 171 East Water Street, Milwaunkee THESE AW"J TrHE LARGEST R'OOMIS IN'lTIiE STAiTE, AND POSSESS BE'IFTER. FACILITIES FOR EXECUTING( THAN ANY O'rHE[R GALLERY IN THE GREAT WES'i'. N. B.-Pictures of every style taken in all kinds of weather. r~~~~~~~~~~YI~S ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ___________________________ ______________ _________________________________________ ___________________________ -Successor to, H, WARNER & Co., VW-IHOLESALE &-RETAIL DEALER IN aU CCU att 14 n f.rul 99;VYoo 206( J1ast lVa te C)t 11itiwaakee. BSRNES IBBR0TMF6RI WHOLESALE AND I~ETAIL D)EALE[-RS 1N No. 2 ALBANY BUILDING. We wouldl invite the ttention ot' i)Ltcllase,'. to ourL ]a,'ge assort]nelnt, co01nsistilug in pmart of Broad Cloths, Damasks, Laces, Fringes, Patent Leather, Enameled Cl]othl, C lommonland Fancy Hlames, Buckles, Self-Adjusting'Trees, Ornaments,'Whips, Blanlkets, Saddlers' Tools, &c., with every artil]e suited to the wants of tlhe trade. Orders resl)ectflif.ly solicited 111)d prompt filled at.lthe new SA)i)LERY HAxRDWARE and CARI: -GE TRIMMING STORE, No. 2 Albaniy Building, Michligan Street, opposite the Newllall House. - 3ARINL.S B3:OTHIERU. NORTH-WESTERN TTtTYPES RlYR B *LECT OTYPE FOUtNDRY AND PRINTERS' WAAREHOUSE, Corner of West Water and Spring Streets, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, (brJ. IHtes Sprtng R STrts, Ago0. atest Scetei.zvl Si igag Streets)