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LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CLEVELAND i ? i S. N. SANlORB, A. M., Ppiicipal. ASSISTED BY A LARGE CORPS OF Competent and Experienced Instructors. i • i ^OJ^RJID OZE1 TKUSTBES. JOSEpk;PERKINS, Esq. , President. W. D. REATTlE, Esq. HON; H. V. WILSON. LEONARD CASE, Jk,, Esq. STILLMAN WITT, Esq., Treasurer. HORACE P. WEDDELL Esq. OLIVER H. PERRY, Esq. TRUMAN P. HANDY, Esq. * JAMES M. HOYT, Esq., Secretary. ¦ ? ¦ This Institution is situated in the midst of a beautifully diversified lawn of seven acres^shade4 by choice shrubbery and native forest trees; and adorned by fist ponds, by a fountain, and by innumerable wild as well as cultivated flowers. The edifice is new, spacious and well adapted to its use. Its apartnifents are large, light and airy. It is well and tastefully furnished^- and ^abundantly supplied, in all its parts, with pure spring water. A larga and choice selection of apparatus, and a cabinet of mine rals, afford ampjifemeans for illustrating the several branches of Natural Science. ::t; " First Term; h^ins First Thursday in September. Second Term, First 8SC Thursday in February. J®"The Standard of Scholarship is High, the instruction Thorough^ the discipline' miW but-firm. For information or admission, address S. N. SANFORD, Cleveland, Ohio. LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER WORKS, ax. oEEoa MANUFACTURER OF 9 m® SHIP BUILDERS' AND CARPENTERS' EDGE TOOLS, Warranted Axes, TOBACCO, PLANING AND OTHER MACHINE KNIVES, NEAR FOOT OF MILL STREET ROCHESTER. 1ST. -Y. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LEONARD HORB, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 184 Main Street, Sanford Block, Dubuque. [established a. d. 1854.] FIRMS, UNIMPROVED LAW, A. 3sT 3D CITY PROPERTY AT REDUCED PRICES. Will invest Funds, examine Titles, enter Government lands, and pay Taxes in Northern Iowa. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED PROM PERSONS WISHING TO SELL. Useful information given to those seeking Homes in the West. BRANHAM HOUSE! OPPOSITE DEPOTS, BELLEFONTAINE, OHIO, GEORGE W. BRANHAM, Proprietor. This House has been thoroughly renovated and newly furnished. '.'* Meals Ready on the Arrival of Trains. 10 LAKE [SHORE GAZETTEER WGXK As a Remedial Agent. This delicious Tonic Stimulant, especially designed for the use of the Medical Profession and the Fam ily, having superseded the so called " Gins, " " Aromatic," " Cordial, " "Medicated," "Schnapps," etc., is now indorsed by all the prominent Physicians, Chemists and Connois seurs as possessing all of those in trinsic medical qualities (tonic and diuretic) which belong to the OLD and PTJEE Gin. JRg~ Put up in quart bottles, and old by all Druggists, Grocers, etc. A. M. BININGER & CO., SOLE PROPRIETORS, No. 119, Broad Street, New York. OLD ' LONDON DOCK GIN GENUINE COGNAC, SHERRY, PORT, MADEIRA, ReSr've BOURBON, WHEAT TONIC, Put up in cases containing ono dozen Bottles each # A. M. BININGER & CO., / (Established 1778,) WINE IMPORTEKS, / No. 19 Broad St., Ti. Y. ESTABLISHED I3ST 1778 -<-??? >¦- COMPLIMENTARY. The POPULAR WINE. IMPORTERS, Messrs A. M. BININGER & Co, No. 19 Broad Street New York, hare received the following substantial indorsements of their " OLD LONDON DOCK GIN,'' which appears to be a standard article with the Druggists. GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. The "OLD LONDON DOCK GIN" of Messrs. A. M. BININGER & CO., 19 Broad Street has been a favorite with the profession for many years. I have frequently' prescribed it, and always with decided advantage, where my directions have been followed. It is evidentlv the product of very careful distillation— the active principle — the juniper berry being so blendid as to give to the spirit a very delicate, fruity and aromatic flavor. In the course of a practice of ten years, I have had occasion to test many of the Gins in the market, and after a very careful examination of numerous samples, have decided that "BININGER'S OLD LO\ DON DOCK GIN" has no equal. Really good Gin is indispensable in every household and the OLD LONDON DOCK comes emphatically under that bead. In selling such an article at a fair price, this old Knickerbocker house is doing much for the cause of true tpmn„, COLTON SALTER, M. D, 8 West 39th Street, NY "BININGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN" possesses all tho qualities that can be desired for thiol,, t. est and noblest use of all wines or liquors. Its ingredients are the distilled juices of carefullv selected o-r" made delicately pungent and flavorous with the aromatic tincture of the j-unip'er .berry. -Age has men ! all teeso mingled aromas,' and given an exquisite mildness — a smooth oily body — and an almost floral ni to tho liquor, which renders it deliciousr, to the senses of smell and taste alike, while its sparkline- lin -\ purity leaves nothing for the' eye to desire. e u0,uid In conclusion, the writer must romark that Messrs A. M, BININGER & CO., 19 Broad Street N V merit tho gratitude of the entire medical profession, as well as of the world at large, for having introduc rt a stimulant of such unexceptionable purity, and unequivocal power, both as preventative and curatw agent, and a harmeps exhilirating leverage.— Chemical Journal and Medical Gazette. "i-ive AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 11 HART, BALL & HART, Manufacturers and Dealers in Plumbers' Goods, HOT WATER AND HOT AIR FURNACES, GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS, METAL ROOFING, GUTTERS, CONDUCTORS, Etc. Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, No, 237 Main Street, IBTTIFIF-AX.O, 1ST. T. — : 1 * i AGENT FOR BOYINGTON'S CELEBRATED HOT AIR FURNACES AH39 REGISTERS. TEMPERANCE HOUSE! (STRICTLY TEMPERANCE,) CORNER BRUSH AND ATWATER STREETS, Opposite Det. & Milwaukee Railway Ticket Office, DETROIT, ------ MICHIGAN. MEALS S5 OEISTTS. GEO. K. PEERIN, ATTOBM AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Office, College Hall Building, 45 East Washington Street. Practices in the State and Federal Courts, and gives Special Attention to Collecting. E/EPEE/EITOES. Hon. Amory Kinney, Terre Haute. Dr. James H. Oliver, Cincinnati. J. N. Kinney, Ag't L. M. R. R., Cincin'ti. Burrnge & Henry, Merchants, Boston. I. F. Redneld, Chief Justice, Vermont. M. D. Gillman k Co., Mer'ts, Chicago. Hasselman & Vinton, Mach'ts, Indian ipolis, Wm. H. Roll, Merchant, Indianapolis. ES jA. "VITT7, tr1« to a o PSK Q 0- N 13HHSI69W MAlTUFACTtTREKS OP CIRCULAR SAW MILLS AND STATIONARY & PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS NO. 130 WEST COLUMBIA STPPlTilT •RTi'.TWTn-Kvrcr t> a /-*¦=¦ *vrn -ci-r ¦.«¦ ~-™~, NO. 130 WEST COLUMBIA STREET, BETWEEN RACE AND ELM, CINCINNATI, OHIO. *5T Also, E. H. STEARN'S Eccentric H^^feTshlrfBng, Pulleys, Hangers, Castings, 4c AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 13 L J. F. WRIGHT, - - - Proprietor, iUfliEITM, ILLIN0I8y Near the Depot and Steamboat Landing. This large and commodious Hotel, newly fitted and furnished, is now .open" for the reception of guests. Baggage conveyed to and from the Depot free of charge. CLEVELAND PAPER CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale DEALERS IN PAPERS, Of every description, WRITING, PRINTING & WRAPPING PAPER, Medium, Flat Cap, I'olio Post and Demi, Straw Boards, Cards, Card Boards and PRINTERS' INKS, AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES. IN". W. TAYLOE, Agent, 160 Superior Street, opp. Weddell House, CLEVELAND, OHIO. THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RAGS. 14: LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER MILLIS' INTERNATIONAL DAGUERREAN C ALLE R Y i Corner Woodward Ave. and lamed Street, OVER D. PRESTON'S BANKING OFFICE, MERRILL BLOCK, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. Photographs, Ambrotypes, DAGUERREtrf IPES & MELAINEOTYPES, Of Every Description, Executed in a Superior Style. I. T. MILLIS, (Successor to D. B. Nichols.] «V. B.—JYo Twenty-Five Cent Pictures Taken, MOORE, FOOTE & CO., Wholesale Dealers in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS Paints, Oils, White Fish and Trout, TWINE, CORDAGE, BELTINGS, &c., &c, FOOT OF CASS STREET, FRANKLIN MOORE, FRANKLIN MOORE, ) GEO. FOOTE, V GEO. F. BAGLEf. ) AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 15 TAYLOR & JEWETT, HANDLERS DEALERS IN .§ atwt (Mtogt, ^wglteft $tomfc>.jJ A m IRON, NAILS, SPIKES, N, COPPER. SHEET IRON WARE Manilla Kope, Glass, Shot, Bar Lead, Etc., ABBOTT BLOOK, Nos. 17 and 19 Woodward Avenue, AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 49 Post Master. Shook E. H., cor. Pearl and Ma comb. R. R. Agent. de Boucherville J. V„ Grand Trunk Station. Saddle and Harness Maker. Miller John A., Front. Saloons. Beach Paul, Front. . Lowe Amcill, Grand Trunk Station Pelkey Daniel, Front. Watches and Jewelry. Grehe William, cor. Pearl and Ma comb. DETROIT. A flourishing post city, port of en try, and the capital of Wayne coun ty, situated on the north-west bank of Detroit Strait, or River, 82 miles east south-east from Lansing, in lat itude 42° 24' north, and longitude 82° 53' west, 526 miles from Wash ington. It is the commercial metropolis oi the State, and one of the most im portant cities of the North-west; ad mirably situated for an extensive commerce, and possessing one of the finest harbors in the United States As early as 1610, the present site of the city was visited by the French, by whom it was colonized and set tled as a fur trading post about 1701 Detroit continued in the military oc cupation of the French until Nov 29th, 1760, when it fell into the hands of the English, and in I78i became a part of the United States It was incorporated as a village ii 1802, destroyed by fire in 1805, and 4 re-incorporated in 1815. Since which it has increased in wealth and population, with regularity and ra pidity. In 1810 it contained 770 inhabitants ; in 1820, 1.442; in 1830, 2,222 ; in 1840, 9,192 ; in 1850, 21,019; in 1854, 40,127; and its present population is estimated at 75,000. The city is lighted with gas, and supplied with water of the purest quality, from the Detroit River, by means of a hydraulic establishment in the upper part of the city. It is also adorned with several public squares, and its streets are generally spacious ; the more noted of which are several avenues, each 200 feet wide. Many of its public buildings and private residences are elegant specimens of architecture. Among the former are several churches, re cently erected; also, the U. S. Building, on Griswold street, now completed, of the Roman style- with semi-circular doors and win dows. The building has an altitude of 60 feet above tho street, and is composed of rusticated ashlar to the hight of the second story floor, and polished ashlar above. The manufacturing interests of Detroit, are varied and extensive, and include numerous large steam saw mills, furnishing an immense amount of lumber, and foundries with machine shops attached for the manufacture of steam engines, mill irons, and machinery of various kinds, stoves, agricultural imple ments, etc., also boiler manufacto ries, pail and sash factories, brewer ies, &c, unitedly constituting a yast industry. The export and import trade of 50 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Detroit is immense, the former em bracing the greater portion of the agri cultural product of the State,jwhich in common with the productions of portions of adjacent States are ship ped from this port. Detroit has various charitable in stitutions and orphan asylums which attest the munificence of her citi zens, also several literary and scien tific institutions of a superior char acter, with numerous primary and public schools. Three daily and eight weekly newspapers are publish ed in the city, one semi-monthly bank note and commercial reporter, one Masonic, one agricultural, and two monthly medical journals. The trade of Detroit has increas ed to a great extent during the past year. There has been an improve ment in the manufacturing and job bing interests of from twenty to fifty per cent., while the amount of pro duce handled at this point greatly exceeds that of any former year. The principal articles of import and export at Detroit are included in the following tables: The Imports at Detroit for 1860. Alcohol, bbl 6,545 Apples, " 13,603 Ashes, " 4,619 Broom corn, bales 17,821 Barley, bu 103,302 Bacon, boxes 7,855 Beans, bu 2,822 Beef, bbls 29,535 Butter, lbs 3,084,067 Cattle, No 70,830 Coal, tons 25,438 Cotton, bales, 8^496 Copper, tons 6,383 Copper, bbls 3,519 Note— Tho above statistics are compiled from an annual statement of the trade and commerce of Detioit for 1860, by Jamos E. Scripps, editor of the Advertiser. Corn, bu 608,698 Cranberries ... 1,068 Dried Frnit pkgs 1,925 Dressed Hogs, No 27,273 Eggs, bbls 13,196 Fish, bbls 16,954 Flour, bbls 826,798 Furs, pkgs 4,477 Glass, boxes 29,099 Hay, tons 889 Hams, trcs 5,337 Hides, No 103,030 Highwines, bbls , 11,255 Hogs, No 61,262 Iron, bars 73,444 Iron, bdls 23,596 Iron, tons 2,302 Iron Pig, tons 2,210 Iron Ore, tons 3,497 Lard, tcs 9,195 Lard, bbls 17,329 Lard, kegs 1,695 Lath, M 328 Leather, rolls 3,291 Lime, bbls 9,128 Lumber, M 6^211 Malt, bags l'963 Meal, bags 12,445 Millstuffs, bags 66,411 Nail, kegs 43,863 Oats, bu 174,439 Oil, bbls 3,620 Paper, bdls 24,784 Pelts, bdls 2,407 Plaster, tons 10^691 Peas, bu 2,506 Pork, bbls 53,903 Potatoes, bags 9,716 Rags, bales is'l75 Rye, bu 20,343 Salt, bbls 58,212 Seed, bags 29,016 Sheep, No 11,672 Shingles, M 7,574 Skins, bdls 14,351 Staves, M 4 751 Stone, cords 1 879 Tallow, bbls 8'g61 Tobacco, pkgs s'726 Wheat, bu 1,696^631 Whisky, bbls 14i692 W°°d. cords 9j764 W°o1. lbs 4,128,117 AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 51 Total Exports from Detroit for I860. Alcohol, bbls 7,106 Apples bbls 23,340 Ashes, casks 7,255 Broom corn, bales 15,302 Bacon, boxes 9,511 Barley, bu 2,728 Beans, bu 6,550 Beef, bbls 27,771 Butter, lbs 2,704,441 Cattle, No 58,096 Coal, tons , Cotton, bales 8,112 Copper, tons 2,744 Cornbu 592,044 Cranberries, bbls 796 Dried Fruit 2,422 Dressed Hogs, No 25,136 Eggs, bbls 11,569 Fish, bbls 16,328 Flour, bbls 808,519 Furs, bales 4,136 Hay, tons 832 Hams, tcs 6,347 Hides, No 87,890 Highwines, bbls 4,674 Hogs. No 48,259 Iron bar, tons 237 Iron pig, tons 375 Lard, tcs 12,307 Lard, bbls 9,715 Lard, kegs 4,607 Lath,M 11,815 Leather, rolls 12,616 Lime, bbls 4,897 Lumber, M 42,482 Malt, bags 5,369 Meal, bags 11,284 Mill Stuffs, bags 46,682 Oats, bu 309,205 Oil, bbls 832 Pelts, bdls 1,310 Peas, bu 4,421 Pork, bbls 52,866 Potatoes, bags 61,941 Rags, bales 5,150 Rye, bu 10,699 Salt, bbls 7,206 Seed, bags 25,219 Sheep, No 9,502 Shingle, M 22,767 Skins, bdls 6,585 Staves, M 4,800 Tallow, bbls 7,695 Tobacco, pkgs 6,559 Wheat, bu 1,607,757 Whisky, bbls 6,388 Wool, lbs 4,498,226 Ale and Beer. The manufacture of malt liquors has long been an important branch of business in Detroit. The report of the Secretary of the Water-works shows the number of breweries to be thirty. Ten of these are large con cerns, employing an aggregate capi tal of something like a quarter of a million of dollars. The remainder are conducted on a smaller scale, and will, perhaps, increase the capital in vested in the business to 300,000. These tujn out between thirty-five and, forty thousand barrels of ale and beer per annnm. Bark. There are in the city fifteen tan neries, large and small, and these consume in the course of the year, at a low estimate, 5,000 cords of hemlock bark. This bark is re ceived mainly from along the West shore of Lake Huron, though some, perhaps 10 per cent of the whole, comes from the Canada side. It is brought down during the season of navigation in scows such as are used. for the wood trade. The prices paid for bark the past season, have rang ed from $3 50 to $4 50, averaging as near as may be $4 per cord. Last year the average price was about the same, but in 1858 it was somewhere in the neighborhood of $6. Boots and Shoes. There are nineteen firms in the boot and shoe trade in the city, do ing a business of over $10,000 apiece. 52 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER The aggregate sales of the whole are put at $1,250,000. There is but one exclusively jobbing house, though some five or six others do consider able in a wholesale way. Manufact uring is also extensively prosecuted some 400 hands being constantly employed, exclusive of those enga ged in custom work. The stocks manufactured consist chiefly of mens' heavy boots, adapted to the wants of the lumber and mining re gions, from whence the heaviest por tion of the trade is drawn. Candles and Soap. The receipts of tallow for the year, foot up 8, 661 bbls., the shipments 7,695 bbls. The difference, with that mads by the city butchers and packers, is manufactured into soap and candloj at this point. There are, according to the assessment re port of the Secretary of the Water works, thirteen factories in Detroit. Some of these are quite extensive concerns, one employing twenty hands, and turning out the past year something like 100 tons of candles. Three other houses are doing about the same amount of business. Over 1,000 tons of soap are made annual ly in the city. Manufacturers' pri ces during the year have ranged 11 all^c per lb for candles, and 5a6c for hard soap. Dry Goods. Detroit has three exclusively job bing houses in the dry goods line, and six others that combine jobbing and retailing. These are all res pectable and some quite heavy hous es, their aggregate jobbing business for the year reaching considerably over a million dollars. The dealers enjoy almost a monopoly of the Lake Superior trade beside the lar gest share of that of the lower Pen insula. The trade of several coun ties in the Western portion of the State is lost from the fact of Chica go being the natural market for their lumber and other products, but Detroit dealer salso number many customers in Northern Indiana and some even in Ohio. What are known as the Northern counties of Michigan are in themselves begin ning to constitute quite an impor tant field for trade, and from no point can this be supplied so readi ly as from Detroit. The Lake Su perior trade is assuming such impor tance that stocks are made up with special reference to its wants, and no where can these be met more sat isfactorily. The sales for twelve months past, have exceeded by over twenty per cent those of the previous year, and have been larger even than in either of the busy years, 1854 and 1855. — Collections also are reported never to have been better. On the whole the trade has been bighly satisfac tory throughout. Drugs. The Drug, Paint and Oil trade has been prosperous during the past year, the amount of sales having been considerably greater than that of any previous year. There have been no changes in the houses doing the business, the wholesale trade in drugs being still in the hands of the following firms, viz : T. & J. Hinehman, Farrand & Sheley, McKenna & Radcliff. Theo. AND BTTSINESS DIRECTORY. 53 H. Eaton, J. S. Cuthbert & Co., and Higby & Stearns. Five of the above include in their stocks Groceries, Paints, Glass, Oils, and some fancy goods. Higby & Stearns confine their business to drugs, instruments and fancy goods, and also do a retail business. Furniture. There are four extensive furni ture manufactories, which give em ployment to some 275 hands, and which turn out work to the amount of nearly $200,000 annually. Be sides these, there are some three or four others, doing a smaller busi ness, but adding materially to the above aggregate. One house, devo ting its attention chiefly to the man ufacture of cane and wooden-seat chairs, does a jobbing business of nearly $50,000 per annum, indepen dent of a considerable retail trade. Another, manufacturing principally hard-wood furniture, turns out $45, 000 worth of work in the course of the year. A third confines its atten tion chiefly to fine work, producing rosewood and oak furniture equal to anything that can be gotten up in the East. A fourth does, besides, a general manufacturing business, for which it has large facilities. Du ring the year this establishment has manufactured, independent of its furniture, a million of broom-hand les, besides 125 tons of unfinished wood-work, the whole valued at $16, 250. To it has just been added, al so, tub and pail machinery, of capac ity to turnout 125,000 pails annual ly. Butone of the houses here men tioned, sells furniture other than of their own manufacture. There is, however, one large wholesale house which does no manufacturing at all, selling mostly Eastern work. Some of the large furniture warehouses are well worth a visit, comparing fa vorably in all respects with anything of the kind East or West. The trade for the year shows a greatimprovementfrom that of 1850, sales having increased fully 33J per cent. Furs. The Fur trade is a limited one, the entire annual collection of the United States not exceeding $2,500, 000 in value. Of this amount, $350, 000 worth have each of the last two seasons been collected by Detroit dealers, in Michigan and the adjoin ing States. The business in these two years has been unprecedent- edly large. Most of the raw furs here collected, consisting chiefly of Racoons, Muskrats, Otter, Bear, Fisher, Red Fox, Cross Fox, Grey Fox, Beaver and Marten, are ship ped to Europe direct. Minks have usnally been sold for home use, but owing to the large catch of this fur the American market has become overstocked, and shippers this seas on are compelled to send them also to Europe, where they are not so highly prized. The result is a de preciation in tire value of Mink. — In consequence of the large accumula tion of furred skins now in Europe, with the uncertainty of political as pects both at home and abroad, ship ping furs will only sell at extreme low prices this season. # Groceries. The Grocery trade during the past year has been heavy though not ve- 54 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER ry remunerative, there being more than usually active competition among dealers. Stocks have gener ally been kept quite full, so that at any time any demand could have been met. During the winter months at the opening of the year, a moder ate business was done. The spring trade, however, was quite active, the amount of goods sold, exceeding 'that of the same period in either of the last three years. This subsided into a moderate summer trade, which lasted till the prospect of abundant crops throughout the State, made buyers and sellers equally sanguine of an increased and successful fall business. Heavier stocks than usual were accordingly laid in. — The trade, however, hardly reached the extent that had been anticipated, owing to the political excitement that prevail ed, and the high prices of some goods. In their expectations of a more than ordinarily good winter trade, they have also been disap pointed, the financial troubles that have visited the whole country, hav ing almost completely stagnated bu siness. Goods are now being sold mostly at a loss, and pay being ta ken for them generally in currency that costs 10al2 per cent, to convert into exchange. Hats, Caps and Furs. The number of houses exclusively in this trade is four. The trade during the year has been quite large, a decided increase over the business of 1859, amounting perhaps to 30 or 40 per cent. Two houses do a large wholesale trade, extending through Michigan and some portion of Indi ana. The whole amount of the trade of all combined cannot fall much short of $500,000. Hardware and Iron. An extensive jobbing business in iron and hardware is done in this city. The aggregate sales are esti mated to equal $1,000,000 annually. The amount of goods sold during the past year will probably e«ceed the sales of 1859 by twenty per cent., though as prices have generally ruled about 10 per cent, lower, the amount in value will show a much smaller increase. During the year machinery for the manufacture of spikes and rivets has been put in operation at Wyan dotte, and quite an extensive busi ness in this line is expected to be done hereafter. The Wyandotte Rolling Mill Corn- quote Lake Superior merchant iron 860@90 per ton, depending on size; railroad bar, $55@60 per ton ; rail road spikes 3J@3-Jc per lb.; boat spikes 4^@4ic per lb.; boiler rivets 5@7^c per lb. Hay. There has been quite a large trade in hay at this point for a year. The amount that has arrived by teams has been more than double that re ceived in the same way in 1859, while a much larger quantity has also been been received by boats and railroad. The arrivals at the two hay markets have averaged during tho year 195 loads per week, or a total of 10,140 loads, equal to 8.619 tons. Add to this the total receipts from other sources — 889 tons, and we have, as a grand total of hay re ceived, 9,508 tons. Of this amount 832 tons have been shipped by lake AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. to the lumber and mining regions, 654 tons being loaded here for the Lake Superior country alone. Much more has been taken by the latter trade that has been loaded at points on the St. Clair River. The amount left here for consumption has thus been 8,676 tons. Leather. The total shipments of leather from this point, so far as the books show, amount to 12,616 rolls, or per haps 3,154,000 lbs. This leather is mostly shipped in the rough, to be fin ished at Eastern factories. Its value in the state in which it leaves us may be roughly put down at $660,000, of this about three-fourths is manufac tured in this city, the receipts for the year being but 3,291 rolls. Lath, Lumber and Shiugles. As vessels coasting in the district are not obliged to report their arri vals and cargoes at the Custom house, the Collector's books show very imperfectly the amount of lum ber received by lake during the year. The following statement, how ever, which, though perhaps not in cluding all the receipts, still approxi mates that result. Receipts of Lumber for 1860 were: Received at the yards from vessels 6,066,000 ft. " atM.C.R.R. dock " 357,000 hy Mich. Central B. R 063,000 by Det. and Mil. R. R 2,966,000 by Det. and Toledo R. R 72,000 " from other sources (est.) 3,000,060 Total receipts 13,124,000 ft. The receipts of Lath and Shingles for the year have been : Lath, pes. Shingles. By lake 385,000 5,195,000 By Det. & Mil. R. R 2,376,000 By Det. & Toledo R. R 3.000 385,000 7,574,000 There have been but seven mills in operation in this city the past sea son. The amount cut by each of the others has been as follows : Name. Lumber, ft. Lath, pes. Brooks & Adams 4,000,000 2,000,000 F. Hubbard 2,411,000 1,250,000 N. W. Brooks 4,500,000 1,000,000 Henry B. Benson 2,500,000 857,000 Samuel PittB 6,700,000 1;219,000 Hugh Moffat 4,205,000 H. A. & S. G. Wight 9,000,000 2;25(l,000 33,316,000 8,585,00 ¦ Oil. It is estimated that about 200 bbls. of oil are consumed in this city per week. To aid in supplying this amount we have here a lard oil fac tory and a coal oil refinery. The latter has recently been put in oper ation, and is of capacity to refine 200 bbls. per week. The crude oil is brought from Pennsylvania, arriv ing either by Lake or by the Great Western Railroad or Lake Shore Railroads. The Canada oil found near Sarnia is not so readily refined as the Pennsylvania, which is there fore brought from a greater distance. In sperm oil there has been but lit tle trade since the introduction of coal and burning fluid. Paper and Rags. There are some three or four houses in this city extensively en gaged in the rag business. The rags are collected up throughout the State and shipped here in small parcels, where they are sorted and packed in bales, to be again shipped to the paper mills in New York and Ohio, or to those nearer home, in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. A large num ber of hands are constantly employ ed in the sorting and packing oper ations. The receipts for the year foot up 15,175 bundles and bales, 56 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER equal to about 800 tons. The re ceipts of paper shown in our statis tics include both wrapping and print paper, and are mostly from the mills on the line of the Michigan Central Railroad. These receipts of paper amount to 24,784 bundles. The following is the list of the paper mills in operation in this State with the capacity of each : Cornwall & Vancleve, Ypsilanti, manufacturers print paper, 1,500 lbs, per day. Cornwall & Brother, Ann Arbor, wrapping paper, 1,500 lbs. per day. Chapin, Wood & Co., Ann Arbor, run two mills with a combined ca pacity equal to 2,500 lbs. print paper. Bradner, Smith , vuvvuuuutfviiHiiJiiii, SILVER & PLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS, TOOLS, MATERIALS, ETC., No. 55 Woodward Avenue, DETROIT, MICH. Roll Frederick, 72 Fort. Schulze Jacob, Catherine, near Rus sell. Tuton James, cor. Second and Lar ned. Witherspoon J., 163 Gratiot. Witterberger F., 10 Michigan ave. Banks and Bankers. Butler Wm. & Co., 68 Griswold. Dey Alexander H., Seitz block, Griswold. Duggan A. W. & Co., 53 Griswold. FARMERS AND MECHANICS' BANK, J. D. MORTON PREST. J. C. W. SEYMOUR, CASH'R., COR. JEFFERSON & WOOD WARD AVE. Howard E., cor., Woodbridge and Third. Ives C. & A., 149 Jefferson ave. MICHIGAN INSURANCE BANK; J. OWEN, PRES'T.; H. K. SAN GER, CASHIER; MICHIGAN BANK BUILDING, JEFFER SON AVE. MERCHANTSBANK;J.BEESON, PRESIDENT; C. N. GANSON, CASHIER; 65 WOODWARD AVE. Parsons & Fisher, 54 Griswold. PENINSULAR BANK; H. P. PULLING, PRESIDENT, E. W. WENDELL, CASH'R. 126 JEF FERSON AVE. PRESTON DAVID & CO., BAN KERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, COR. WOODWARD AVE. AND LARNED. Scott Vincent C, 159 Jefferson ave. STATE BANK; CAPITAL $50,000; S. MEDBURY, PRES'T.; T. P. HALL, CASH'R.; COR JEF FERSON AVE. AND GRIS WOLD. Thompson O. O, 37 Woodward ave. Barbers and Hair Dressers. Beehler R., 262 Jefferson ave. Beyer C. H., 118 Jefferson ave. Binga W. W., cor. Woodward ave. and Larned. Casterton Daniel, 19 Campus Mar- tius. Denshman T., 226 Jefferson ave. Dunhan J. & W., Atwater. Finn J., under Butler's Bank. Jeffrey, Cullen & Ouer, Merrill's block. Kuhn J., 416 Gratiot. Knat U., 207 Gratiot. Miller C, 184 Gratiot. Nichols D., 179 Atwater. Niederonuller C, cor. Lafayette and Hastings. 139 Woodbridge. Nochals T. Parker G. H, 404 Griswold. Pritchett Allen, Michigan ave. Richards & Parker, under Farmers' and Mechanic's Bank. Seeman Adolph, 56 Mich. ave. Smith H., Ill; Catharine. Starks B., Cass cor. Grand River. Tate Wm., 240 Jefferson ave. Ubnish K., 207 Gratiot. Wood O. C, 20 Mich. ave. Barley, Malt and Hops. HAWLEY R., BARLEY, MALT AND HOPS, COR. BATES AND :j&?.'' ».&«» THE TRANSCRIPT AND A Weekly Paper, devoted to Home Interests, Literature, Miscellany and General News, Published by S. DEXTER GREEN, Editor & Proprietor. DETROIT, nvnioirH:. TERMS, OlSTE DOLLAR, PER, YEAR. WOODBRIDGE.64.] [See card, p. Beef and Pork Packers. ASH RICHARD, BEEF, PORK, LARD AND TALLOW DEAL ER, 36 MICH. AVE. Peek & Bigley, 38 Mich. ave. Bell Hanger. Hansing Henry, 67 Randolph. Billiard Saloons. Bloynk J., 128 St. Antoine. Maxwell J. W., under Bagg's Hotel. May S., 232 Jefferson ave. McClure C. & G., under Bragg's Ho tel, Woodbridge. SEEREITER JOHN, BILLIARD "ROOM. 215 JEFFERSON AVE. [See card, p. 69.] Whipple D. D., 228 Jefferson ave. Blacksmiths. Anscomb G. O, 137 Grand River. Delaney F., 152 Gratoit. Fox Robert, 19 Congress. Hickey Daniel, 29 Water. Keatus A., Macomb. Keatus P., Macomb. King W., 40 Larned. McSay G., cor. Grand River and Cass. Middlemiss W., 146 Gratoit. Oglard P., 327 Mich. ave. Schamadan James, 42 Larned. Sharadd & Canfield, 33 Jefferson ave. Taff S. S., cor. Woodbridge and Shelby. Taylor A. G., 121 Woodbridge. Tosey S., cor. Atwater and Rivard. Vanantwerp T., 318 Atwater. Whitney A., 214 Woodward ave. Wortham R. E., Larned West. Boarding Houses. Adkins D., 47 Atwater. Bradley H, 75 Woodbridge. Carney D., 52 Front. Feeney John, 122 Franklin. Fitzpatrick Michael, Atwater. Furlang Wm., 1115 Larned. Keuter A., cor. Clinton and Bean- bien. King S. B., 249 Jefferson ave. Kuhnle J. J., cor. Lafayette and Hastings. Little T., Atwater. Mieghel G. P., 302 Atwater. O'Connor J., 96 Woodbridge. Pelon F., 319 Atwater. Sutter V., 197 Grand River. Tosley C, 45 Atwater. Vallier A., 69 Atwater. WHITFIELD J., BOARDING HOUSE, 49 ATWATER. [See card, p. 81.] Wilkinson J., 170 Franklin. Williams A., 133 Woodbridge. Wilson L. O, 99 Atwater. Boiler Makers. Brennan J. & J., 164 Larned. Buchanan & Carroll, Atwater. McGregor J. & T., Atwater. Book Binders. Palmer Friend, 130 Jefferson ave. Slater J., 98 Griswald. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. GO H. BENEDICT, DEMIST, 268 Jefferson Avenue, One block above Biddle House, DETEOIT, MICH. Book Sellers and Stationers. Elwood S. D., 49 Griswold. Goodwin John S., Merrill Block, Jefferson ave. Howe W. B., 192 Jefferson ave. Krug G., 83 Croghan. Putnam, Smith late Black Boards for Schools, &c, 1 ft I lmm¥m} AND BOOK BINDERS. Offer to the Citizens of Michigan an extensive assortment of SCHOOL, CLASSICAL AND MOL STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY, PAPERS, PENS, INKS, LETTER PRESSES, &c. PRIVATE AND PUBLIC LIBRARIES SUPPLIED ON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. FOE SABBATH SCHOOL LIBEARIES, We have the Publications of the Amer. S. S. Union, Episcopal S. S. Union, Mass. S. S. Society, Am. Tract Society, Presbyterian Board, Methodist Book Concern, with the Publications of other Eeligious Societies and private Pub lishing Houses. For the Jobbing Trade we offer a large stock of the leading Used in this State, which we will sell on satisfactory terms, and with but few exoeptions at Eastern prices, thus saving to the purchaser Freight a/nd Insurance. Our shelves are well supplied with STANDARD AND POPULAR LITERATURE Of the day, and all New Books of merit are received as soon as issued from the Press, making a choice stock to select from, either for the Library or for current reading. We respectfully solicit a call from all who visit our city, as we shall be pleased to show our stock, or to receive orders for anything in our line. EAYMOND & LAPHAM. , j. Wi* J. , 77 J. SHIP MERCHANT 8 SHIP BROKER. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF VESSELS, Will Prooure Cargoes for Vessels and Supply Vessels for Cargoes, Season Charters, &c. Being Proprietor of six good Vessels, am prepared to transport Produce, Lumber, Staves, Timber, Railroad Iron, Pig Metal, Coal and Stone, To and from any of the Lake Ports, on reasonable terms. Lumber delivered at Albany or N.York at Current or Special Eates. 1 — • ~ » Office on Atwater St,, bet. Randolph & Bates Sts., DETROIT, MIOH. McKenna & Rancliff, 28 Woodward ave. MOSER THEODORE, DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, 204, RAN DOLPH. [See card, p 81.] Payne & Johnston, 151 Jefferson ave. Scherer Dr. J. C, 39 Mich. ave. Simonean H. & L., 56 Jefferson ave. Spence T. R. & Co., 164 Woodward ave. Spence T. R. & Co., 269 Jefferson ave. Torrey E. C, 253 Jefferson ave. Dry Goods. Burns James & Co., 57 Woodward ave. Campbell, Sims & Co., cor. Wood ward ave. and Congress. Farrell & Brother, 170 Jefferson ave. Pisbec Richard, 333 Woodward ave. Freedman & Erothers, 78 Woodward ave. Gardner Ranson, 88 Woodward ave. Grenning & Bloome, 63 Monroe ave. Kayser J., 202 Randolph. Kreming W.; Maple. Knill G. R., 305 Woodward ave. Lowrie & Son, 148 Woodward ave. Peck Geo., 127 Woodward ave. Sittig Fuda 151 Woodward ave. Smith, Root & Parsons, 16 Wood ward ave. Thayer A., 139 Jefferson ave. Wagner I., 34 Monroe ave. Dry Goods— Wholesale. Frisbie & Co., 53 Woodward ave. and 167 Jefferson ave. Grann & Locke, cor. Woodward ave. and Congress. Nail, Duncklee & Co., 74 Woodward ave. ORR EDWARD, 146 JEFFERSON AVE. Root C. & G. TOWN & SHELDON, 23 WOOD WARD AVE. Dyer and Scourer. Weber N., 87 St. Antoine. 78 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER u nUlmj JAMES PAESHALL, Proprietor, No. 160 WOODWARD AVENUE, CORNER OF STATE STREET, DETROIT, MICH. TERMS, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. This House is centrally located, and is conducted on strictly Temperance principles. It has been remodled, enlarged and refur nished, and has excellent, large well ventilated rooms. Omnibusses run to and from every Train and Steamboat. LARGE NEW BRICK STABLES, And trusty Attendants, in connection with this House. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 79 SEEREITER'S tTWIMW»U'-tH»TnaninlILii'.-|-n 11. ''I: ¦ini'i",..--r. , ¦,^^j.:£_.'i.i'.i..M' '.¦ n"|'"" """ ¦>¦¦' ;?^y No. 215 Jefferson Avenue. DETROIT, MICH. B@°* These Rooms are new, elegantly fitted up, and contain Eight Superb Tables from the manufactory of J. M. Brunswick & Brother, Cincinnati, Ohio. Embroideries, Laces and Millin ery Goods. Flint Mrs. E. W., 191 Jefferson ave. Forsyth & Co., 62 Woodward ave. McAdam Mrs. A., Woodward ave. Saloman Mrs., 258 Jefferson ave. Engravers. Conldin G. P., 218 Jefferson ave. Downer H. E.,186 Jefferson ave. O'Brien J., Jefferson ave. Express Companies and Agents. Fargo C, 106 Jefferson ave. PETTY 0. J., AGENT OF UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY, 112 JEFFERSON AVE., MICH. EXCHANGE BUILDING. U. S. EXPRESS CO., 112 JEF FERSON AVE., MICH. EX CHANGE BUILDING. Fancy Goods. Clay Wm., 119 Jefferson ave. Doeltz G. & Brother, 70 AVoodward Karraven P., 518 Gratiot. Mills M. I., 190 Jefferson ave. Norden M., 147 Mich. ave. Phelps Wm. & Co., 18 Jefferson ave. Scherer J. C, 205 Jefferson ave. Schwartz Chas., 219 Jefferson ave. Wise Mrs. M., Croghan. Perry. Detroit & Windsor, foot Woodward File Maker. Camus P., 102 Gratiot. Flour, Feed and Grain Dealers. Buchan & Bro., 71 Grand River. Carr Patt, 10 Mich. ave. Dubois Wm., 273 Jefferson ave. Fish A. A., 199 Gratiot. Graves & Co., foot Woodward ave. Sheeram T., 85 Mich. ave. Stewart R., 47 Jefferson ave. Wilkes G., 127 Woodbridge. Williams J., 81 Griswold. 80 LAKE SHORE OAZETTEER WHk 1111P MR® f%H% mm IrLq IMPORTER & JOBBER OF FANCY & STAPLE w JD 146 JEFFERSON AVENUE, '.," i • j, j alyX^J3 ADVERTISEMENTS. FARRAND & SHELEY, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES*, FAIITS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS, ETC., Ho. 80 Woodward Avenue, J. S. FARRAND, \ A. SHELEY. J i ¦» i AfiENTS FOR FAIRBANKS SCALES. ADVERTISEMENTS. RUSSELL HOUSE, FRONTING CAMPUS MARTIUS, DETROIT MICHIGAN. WM. HALE, Proprietor. For elegance and comfort, the Russell House is not surpassed by any Hotel in the United States. IT IS SUPERBLY FURMSHED, "Warmed by Steam, and Lighted with Gas throughout. It is THE LARGEST HOTEL IN MICHIGAN, Has the advantage of a pleasant, airy location, in the very heart of the city, and will be conducted in a manner that cannot fail to com mend it to the traveling public. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 81 RISING SUN BOARDING HOUSE, No. 49 Atwater Street, DETROIT, MICH. JOHN WHITFIELD, Proprietor. Terms, $1,00 per Day. Single Meals, 25 Cents. Flouring Mills. Clayton Mills, Gratiot. FORT GRATIOT FLOUR MILLS, PERRIEN & BROTHER, PRO PRIETORS, 175 GRATIOT MILLS. Gillespie R., cor. Second and Larned. Sanford & Delano, rear of Biddle House, Jefferson ave. Foundries and Machine Shops. Barclay & Son, cor, Atwater and Rivard. DAY H. H., PROPRIETOR DAY'S MACHINE AND SHIN GLE WORKS, 278 ATWATER. (See card p. 74.) DETROIT AND LAKE SUPERI OR IRON MANUFACTURING CO. GEO. B. RUSSELL, Pees't. EDWARD C. WALKER, Vice Pees't. ALLEN A. RABIN- EAU, Teeas.; OFFICE FOOT WOODWARD AVE. WORKS IN HAMTRAMCK. Eureka Iron Co., 10 Woodward ave. JACKSON & WILEY, IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHIN ERY MANUFACTURERS, COR. FIFTH AND WOODBRIDGE. (See card inside front cover.) KELLOGG & CO., IRON FOUN DERS, ENGINE BUILDERS, &c, ATWATER near D. &M. R. R. Depot. Landmour D. W., Michigan ave. OWEN J., PRES'T. DETROIT LOCOMOTIVE CO., LARNED FROM THIRD TO FOURTH. Wayne J. B. & Co., near D. & M. R. R. depot. 6 THEO. MOSEE, Dealer in Drags, Medicines, PURE WINES, LIQUORS, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Trusses, &a, No. 204 Randolph St., DETROIT, MICH. Pbysicians Prescriptions carefully compounded. Willits W. J., 145 Cass. Wilson J. B., foot of Randolph, WYANDOTTE ROLLING MILL CO., 10 WOODWARD AVE. Zabriskie W. H., 10 Woodward ave. Forwarding and Commission Merchants. BRADY S. P. & Co., PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AGENTS FOR LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS, WAREHOUSE, 1 WOODWARD AVE. HUTCHINS JOHN & Co., FOR WARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOOT OF GRIS WOLD. [See card p. 90.] KEITH & CARTER, STORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, FOOT OF SHELBY. (See card p. 93.) Walbridge W. D., on Dock, foot of First. Freight Agent. Hansman John, foot Third. Fruit Dealers. Doren T. H., 177 Michigan ave. Hatch George, 409 Jefferson ave. Langston J., 423 Jefferson ave. Nichols Mrs. J., 166 Woodbridge. Turner Chas. D. & Son, 32 Wood ward ave. Taft S. H., under Russell House. Turney J., 283 Woodward ave. Fur Dealer. Altman J. & Co., 108 Woodward ave; Furniture Dealers. Barbier F. & Son, cor. Lafayette- and Riopelle. 82 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER J. & J. S. RANKIN, BRASS WORK OF ALL KINDS. Brass and Bell Castings, Stop Cocks, Steam Whistles, Oil Pumps & Globes, Cylinder and Gauge Cocks, Bell Hang ing, Models made to order, . Boxes. COFFEE ROASTED AND GROUND FRESH EVERY DAY. PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO ORDERS. Ryan James, cor. Grand River and Macomb. Salliet A., 164 Gratiot. Salter M., cor. Randolph and Ma comb. Schmittdiel, J. B., 90 Fort. Schroeder Charles, cor. Beanbien and Harriet. Schulte Anton, cor. Macomb and Antoine. Schulte Peter, cor. Macomb and Rivard. Sherlock James, 329 Jefferson ave. Soloman H., cor. Russell and La fayette. Staples L. J., 179 Woodward ave. Stephens & Beatty, 29 Woodward ave. Stewart Wm., 276 Gratiot. Stewart Wm., 286 Gratiot. Stober J., 185 Franklin. Sutherland G. W., 57 Michigan ave. Theile S., cor. Croghan and Hast ings. Thomas F. A., 173 Woodward ave. Thompson J. M., 51 Gratiot. and Tinker L. W. & Co., 116 Wood ward ave. Trollope John, 232 Woodward ave. Troaster J., 283 Franklin. Tully P., Lafayette. Tyler R. G., cor. Michigan ave Congress. Vanderbeck E., 209 Atwater. Veith C, 255 Gratiot. Vorhees P., 34 Michigan ave. Wagner D. & R., 70 Gratiot. Wagner D. & R., 219 Woodward ave. Wallace H. ave. Warshaurer Rivard. Watson A., 271 Woodward ave. Webb C, 154 Congress. Weber G., 60 Front. Weithoff J., 105 Maple. Welbasky F. S. & Co., Gratiot. Werthman A., Clinton- Witgen A., cor. Franklin and Hast ings. Wickham Mrs. A., 99 Larned. & R., 161 Woodward I., cor. Larned and AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 87 J. T. SMITH, DEAtER IN IiAT»| CAPS Et LAIIjES FuE§? WHOLESALE AND RETAIL A Choice and Fashionable Stock always on hand. Wilkes A., cor. Beaubien and Lafay ette. Willinger Win,, Hastings. Wilmer H., 172 Lafayette. Wing F. M., 79 Congress. Wing A. A., cor. Beaubien and Larned. Woodhull J. C. H., cor. Adams ave. and Randolph. Wright R. C, 37 Michigan ave. Yoost P., 99 Grand River. Zeagis F., 506 Gratiot. Grocers-Wholesale. Drury E. A., 150 Woodward ave. Feild Moses W., 13 Woodward ave. Garrison & Dickonson, cor. Shelby and Jefferson ave. Moore, Foote & Co., foot of Cass. Parker T. A., 75 Woodward ave. Parsons & Johnson, 21 Woodward ave. Peck Wm., 24 Woodbridge. Phelps W. & Co., 98 Jefferson ave. STOKES F. A., COR. JEFFER SON AVE. & WAYNE. (See card, p. 100.) Wheaton & Peck, 14 Woodward ave. Wholesale and Retail Grocers. Campbell & Calnon, 50 & 52 Michi gan ave. Dermont Robert, cor. Grand River and Woodward ave. Fitzsimons C. & Co., 9 Woodward ave. Hennes & Huber, cor. Macomb and Antoine. McMillan G. & R., 100 Woodward ave. MEHLING JOHN V., WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS WINES AND LIQUORS, 13 NORTH SIDE MICHIGAN AVE. Miller & Judd; 175 Woodward ave. WRIGHT H. H. & R. F., GRO CERIES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, COR. MONROE AND MICHIGAN AVE. LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER FREDERICK BESOM), PAPER BOX FACTORY No. 37 WOODWARD AVENUE, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. _ E@^ All kinds of Paper Boxes for Stores made to order. Particular atten tion paid to Fancy, Cake and Bandboxes. Guns and Pistols. Purmurn G. W., 465 Gratiot. Tobin Wm., 13 Congress. Wingert Wm., 108 Woodward ave. Gunpowder, Fire- Works, &c. \ AUSTIN A. C, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GUN POWDER, YANKEE NOTIONS, FIRE WORKS, SAFETY FUSE, SHOT, LEAD, GUN CAPS, FISHING TACKLE, CUTLERY STATIONERY, WHIPS AND WOODEN WARE, 40 WOOD WARD AVE. Hardware and Cutlery. Buhl & Ducharme, 17 & 19 Wood ward ave. BUSH CHARLES, DEALER IN HARDWARE, HOUSE-HEEP- ING ARTICLES, MECHANICS' TOOLS, STOVES, GRATES, DRAIN TILE, TIN AND JA PANNED WARE, &c, &c, 201 JEFFERSON AVE. James J., & Son, 100 Woodward ave. Noyes B. E. & W. R., 86 Woodward ave. Noyes T. J., 81 Woodward ave. Rohns & Limback, 14 Monroe ave. STRUBEL C. D. [See card p. 89.] Harness Makers and Saddlers. Amberg A., 398 Gratiot. BROWN CULLEN, SADLER. HARNESS AND TRUNK MA KER, 203 JEFFERSON AVE. [See card page 98.] Cassman P., 22 Michigan ave. Dobb & Sabine, 65 Grand River. Duncan Henry, 165 Jefferson ave. Dunnebake Joseph, 65 Gratiot. Gafler Loring, 424 Gratiot. Henning Wm., 478 Gratiot. Lanson J., 353 Michigan ave. Marsh H., Grand River. Pearce Henry, 309 Woodward ave. Rogers Thos., 97 Grand River. Rumney W. Y., 166 Woodward ave. Sabin John C, 3 Michigan ave. Shain Daniel, 92 Michigan ave. Tebo S., 298 Franklin. Harness & Carriage Trimmings. Hayden & Baldwin, 81 Woodward ave. Hats, Caps and Furs. ARMSTRONG T. H., HATS, CAPS AND FURS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, 176 JEFFERSON AVE. [See card p. 96.] Barri John P., 71 Monroe ave. Buhl F. & Co., 148 Jefferson ave. FULLER S. A. & CO., JOBBERS, HATS, CAPS AND FURS, 182 JEFFERSON AVE. Hodgkins J. W., 123 Woodward ave Levi D., 186 Gratiot. SMITH J. T., 184 JEFFERSON AVE. [See card p. 87.] Winter G., 202 Jefferson ave. Hide and Leather Dealers. Croul B., cor. Bates and Woodward. CURTIS GEO. E., LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS, AT WHOLE SALE, 215 JEFFERSON AVE. Hall ri. & Co., 11 and 13 Wood- bridge. KIRBY GEO., BIANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN LEATHER, HIDES, OIL SHOE TRIM- AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 89 C. D. STRUBEL, Dealer in h: j± E/ id w .a :r, ie , And Manufacturer of Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware All kinds of Cooking, Parlor, Office and Box Stores, Carpenter and Joiner's Tools, Nails, Screws, Locks, &c, Bathing Tubs, Ice Boxes, &c, Garden Implements. No. 267 Jefferson Avenue, 1 DETROIT, MICH. ^To"'"- -; The Hotspur large oven air-tight Cooking Stove, for wood or coal, exclusively sold. MINGS, TANNER'S AND CUR RIER'S TOOLS, &c. CASH PAID ROR HIDES, 33 WOOD WARD AVE. Kremer F., 144 Woodward ave. Ladue J. T., 1 Michigan ave. Parker G. H. & Co., cor. Rivard and Porter and 10 State. SANGER C. M., DEALER IN LEATHER, HIDES, OIL SHOE FINDINGS, &c. CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND SKINS, 28 MONROE AVE. Homeopathic Pharmacy. LODGE ED. A., HOMEOPATH IC PHARMACY, 121 WOOD WARD AVE. [See card p. 91.] Hotels and Hotel Proprietors. ACKERMAN B. P., ACKER MAN'S HOTEL, OPP. D. & M R. R. DEPOT. Andrews H. R., Campus Martius Square. Blindburg J., cor. Michigan and Washington ave's. Burgett J. T., 8 Congress. Button Wm., cor. Grand and Gris wold. City Hotel, H. L. Reeves, 7 Lafay ette. Cro«by C. L., cor. Grand River and Jones. Darwin R. M., cor. Griswold and Atwater. Eisenlord Wm., cor. Grand River and Macomb. FINNEYS HOTEL, JAMES PAR- SHALL, PROPRIETOR. 160 WOODWARD AVE. [See card, p. 78.] Flemming Robert, 81 Jefferson ave. Garrett Eliza, 219 Grand River Garrison & Gilman, 65, 67, 69, 71, Jefferson ave. Hack M., 159 Larned. Harvie James, cor. Randolph and Atwater. Hassman J., 254 Woodbridge. Hill N., cor. Atwater and Beaubien, Kerns J., Cass. Ledbeater A., cor. Woodbridge and Third. McDonald James, 78 Woodbridge. Mackey M. J., cor. Atwater and Beau bien. Michigan Exchange Hotel, 110 Jef ferson ave. Murrin P., cor. Bates and Atwater. Nester M., 58 Front. PARSHALL JAMES, FINNEY'S HOTEL, 16 0 WOODWARD AVE. [See card, p. 78.] Patchett Wm., cor. Seventh and Fort. Payne Joseph, 264 Woodward ave. Reeves H. L., 7 Lafayette. Russell House, Junction Woodward ave, Michigan ave. and Campus Martius. Senihder J., cor. Atwater and Or leans. TIBBITTS J. R., PROPRIETOR OF FRANKLIN HOUSE, COR. BATES AND LARNED. Indian Agency. Leach D. C, 85 Woodward ave. Indian Rubber Goods. Woodruff C. P. & Co., 73 Wood ward ave. 90 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER JOHN HUTCHINS & CO., FOOT OF GRISWOLD STREET, DETROIT, ZMHaHI- FORWARDIIG AID COMiMOI MEECHANTS, DEALERS IN GRAiH, FLOUR, BEEF, PORK, FISH, DRIED FRUITS, AHfO OTHER PROVISIONS. AL.SO, WATER LIME, PLASTER, COAL, SALT, AND LAKE SUPERIOR PIG IRON. AGENTS FOR River St. Clair, Lake Shore and Saginaw Line Steamers. First Class Line Lake Superior Low Pressure Side Wheel Steamers. Steamers leave our Dock every morning, (Sundays excepted,) for Port Huron, Lexington and intermediate ports, and twice each week for Saginaw, Lake Shore ports and Lake Superior. Persons having Freight to ship to any of the above ports, will save time and money by consigning it to our Warehouse, FOOT OF GRISWOLD STREET, JOHN HUTCHINS & CO. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 91 DETROIT EDWIN A. LODGE, M. DD, No. 131 Woodward Avenue, (FISHEE'S BLOCK,) DETROIT, IMZIOECia-^ItT- Afidress, DR. LODGE, Drawer 386, Post Office, Detroit, Mich. At this Establishment, all the Books, Medicines, &c, required by the practice, are sold, for cash, at more favorable rates than the same quality of goods can be obtained elsewhere. Remittances under $5 can be sent by mail, in registered letters, at my risk. Over $5 send by draft or check, or the invoice will be given to Express Agent to collect on delivery of goods. On orders exceeding $10, the freight will be paid by Dr. Dodge to any Express Agency in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illi nois, Wisconsin, or Canada. Over $25, in addition, a discount of 5 per cent. will be allowed. Goods forwarded the same day the order is received. ' Complete price lists sent to any address, postage free. Insurance Agents. BARSE W. H. & SON, INSUR ANCE AND COLLECTING AGENCY, NOTARY PUBLIC AND PROTESTS FOR VES- SELS, 6 WOODWARD AVE. Crane J., cor. Griswold and Con gress. Frost M. S., 70 Griswold. Hebbard C. B., 70 Griswold. Hoffman Geo. W., 3 Merrill Block. Munson H. C, 34 Griswold. Palmer J., cor. Woodward and Jef ferson aves. Phillips James W., 66 Jefferson ave. Strong J. W., 34 Griswold. Swinscoe & Co., 75 Griswold. Vernor B., 45 Griswold. Worcester I., 44 Griswold. Intelligence offices- Denton C. H., 260 Jefferson ave. DODDS WM., PEOPLE'S INTEL LIGENCE AND SHPPING OF FICE, COR. WOODBRIDGE & BATES. Dobbs Wm., 206 Jefferson ave. Griswold A. E., 33 Griswold. Mattison E. D., 135 Woodward ave. Jewelers, Allison J. H., 118 Woodward ave. Baehlins G. & M., 213 Jefferson ave. Crounch J., 179 Michigan ave. Doty Geo., 218 Jefferson ave. Dunks C. H., 157 Jefferson ave. Fischer P. & W., 209 Jefferson ave. Greshbeck Fred., 72 Jefferson ave. Hall Wm., 137 Jefferson ave. Harris J., 191 Jefferson ave. Moller E. G., 137 Woodward ave. Morrison & Conklin, cor. Jefferson and Woodward aves. Pohl A., 226 Jefferson ave. ROLSHOVEN F., 204 JEFFER SON AVE. [See card p. 92.] SMITH M. S., WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN WATCH ES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, 55 WOODWARD AVE. [See card p. 67.] Valentine Anton, 256 Jefferson ave. Junk Store. Smit N. W., 5 Michigan ave. 92 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER F. ROLSHOVEN, Manufacturer of LEY I No. 204 JEFFERSON AVENUE, detboit, zmhoih:- Hair Braiding and Mounted to order. Diamonds set in the newest style. Every variety of Jewelry made and repaired to order. Silver Plating, Gal vanizing and Fine Gilding, promptly executed on short notice. A rich assortment of Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, always on hand. Justices of the Peace. Fecht Eugene, 7 Larned. Kuhn Joseph, cor. Griswold and Congress. LANE M. T., JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 11 LARNED. Purdy Stephen P., 9 Larned. Spencer Garry, 8 Larned. Swinscoe H. H., 72 Griswold. Last and Peg Factory. CURTIS GEO. E., MANUFACTU RER OF LASTS, BOOT AND SHOE, TREES, CRIMPS AND CLAMPS, 56 & 58 FORT. Lime and Stone Yards. Hart W. W., 288 Atwater. Lewis & Co., Atwater.| Livery and Sale Stables. Burrell A. & Co., 2-1 Michigan ave. Green B., 196 Grand River. Howe G. W., 26 Larned West. Long J. B., 55 Jefferson ave. McGregory W. G., 46 Larned. Moross C, 52 Monroe ave. O'Connor D., 51 Jefferson ave. Smolk A. & Son., Farmer. Thompson B., 37 Woodbridge. Wight A., 46 Michigan ave. Williams E., 74 Larned West. Loan Office. Clapp H., 47 Griswold office. Locksmith. Hansing Henry, cor. Randolph and Larned. Looking Glass & Picture Frames. Atkinson & Co., 92 Woodward ave. Bond Wm., Masonic Hall, Jefferson ave. Elder Adam, 155 Jefferson ave. Lumber Yards, Benson H. E., 427 Atwater. BYRAM CHAS. & CO., LUMBER DEALERS 237 ATWATER. Doty Henry, agent, office foot of Eleventh. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 93 J. W. KEITH. D. CARTER. KEITH & CARTER, STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION IIIiTS, Also, Agents and Consignees for DETROIT &c GTJBTT^HLiJ^lSTlD LIHE, CONSISTING OF THE STEAMERS OCEAN & MAY QUEEN, Warehouse, foot of Shelby Street, DETROIT, MIOH. ie Detroit and Cleveland Line connects at Cleveland with the Cleve land & Pittsburg, Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie, and Cleveland & Mahoning Railroads. FEEIGHTS Contracted from Detroit to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, &c, &c. Information promptly given on application. Kibbee H. C, 73 Griswold. Moffatt H., Atwater. Reeves & Co., River Road. Warriner Wm. E., 113 Jefferson ave. Malt Houses. HAWLEY R., BARLEY, MALT AND HOPS, COR. BATES AND WOODBRIDGE. [See card p. 64.] Phelps Wm., 29 Bates. Marble Works. Peters S. E., 13 Congress. PETERS W. E., DETROIT CITY MARBLE WORKS, MICHI GAN AVE. 1 DOOR WEST WOODWARD AYE. Shultheis Wm., cor. Bates and Mich igan ave. Wanbecq & Mussche, 171 and 173 Gratiot. Marine Inspector. Wolverton G. W., 34 Griswold. Match Factories. Kuchner A., 54 High. RICHARDSON D. M., MANU FACTURER AND WHOLE SALE DEALER IN MATCH ES, 371 WOODBRIDGE. (See card page 73.) Mathematical Instruments. Grant & Crosman, 214 Jefferson ave. Meat Markets. Barlege A., cor. Franklin and Hast ings. Binder Wm.,'74 Thompson. Broag & Gerber, 5 Michigan ave. Conker John, 289 Jefferson ave. Dixon R., cor. Brush and Clinton. Donahue John, Michigan ave., bet. Second and Third. Downey John, 304 Michigan ave. Francha John, cor. Fort and Hast ings. Glaser Henry, 1 Abbott. Hammond G. H., 117 Third. Hanniman J. B., cor. Beaubien and Fort. Hartmeyer L., 66 Monroe ave. 94 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS OF THE '» DETROIT TRIBUN DAILY, TRI- WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE CA1B & JOB PRINTING IN EVERY STYLE OF THE ART. tOK AND PAMPHLET WORK, Done on New Type, Steam Presses, and by careful and experienced Workmen. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO •ANCY (CARD PR1NT1N8 OF ALL SIZES AND STYLES. Business Cards, printed on Gordon's celebrated "Fire Fly Card Press," which Prints, Cuts and Counts 10,000 Cards per hour, enabling us to furnish Cards at Lower Prices, and on Shorter Notice, than any other Printing Establishment in the State. ELECTROTYPING-, Ou Short Notice, and Reasonable Terms. ¦ . ¦» ¦+ 4* m > TBBMS TOR PAPERS. Always in advance — DAILY TRIBUNE, Morning or Evening edition, by mail, per annum. ,..$6 00 To city subscribers, per week 12% TRI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, to mail subscribers, per annum 3 00 Four copies 10 00 WEEKLY TRIBUNE— a paper larger than the N. Y. Tribune— to single mail subscribers, per annum 1.50 To clubs of ten, by mail 12 50 To clubs of twonty, by mail 20 00 ¦ « ¦•?*¦ » OFFICE-TRIBUNE BUILDINGS : Nos. 52 & 54 SHELBY STREET, Near the Michigan Exchange, DETROIT, MICH. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 95 ALEX. W. BUEL. L. S. TROWBRIDGE. BUEL & TROWBEIDGE, .A.T TjJtJVr, Offiee, 2 & 3 Seitz's Building, No. 73 Gris wold Street, next to F, 0., DETROIT, MICH. Hasselbach P. & Bro., 81 Congress. Hilderschirt J. & P., 200 Fort. Kauss J. B., 118 Randolph. Richenbach Geo., cor. Macomb and Hastings. Robinson Wm., 58 Grand River. Schaffer Jacob, cor. Eighth and Ba ker. Scheels H., 609 Jefferson ave. Stanton G., 425 Jefferson ave. Venn Thos. & Co., 273 Jefferson ave. Mercantile Agencies. Dunn K. G. & Co., 159 Jefferson ave. MERCANTILE AGENCY, JAMES MOORE, AGENT; 159 JEF FERSON AVE. Mercantile College. Bryant, Stratton & Co., Merrill's Mock. Merchants Dispatch. J Chittendon, Agent, 106 Jefferson ave. Merchant, Tailors. Craven D., 132 Jefferson ave. Carver D., 132 Jefferson ave. Dunlap Wm. H., 15 Griswold. Fetch E. D., 114 Jefferson ave. Glover & Shaw, 156 Jefferson ave. Henderson & Satchell, 217 Jeffer son ave. Herbst Wm., 202 Gratiot. Hodgkin J. W., 123 Woodward ave. McTerney P., 207 Jefferson ave. Menzies J., 127 Jefferson ave. Mullane D., cor. Jefferson ave and Second. O'Brien T. B., 90 Grand River. .A. COUSE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Piano Fortes, Musical Instru ments, Sheet Music, And all kinds of Fancy Goods, 13T Jefferson Street, Detroit, Mich. Ryan Charles, 11 Jefferson ave. Sharan Henry 245 Jefferson ave. Stevenson J., 145 Jefferson ave. Wilson J., 12 Congress. Milk Depot GOLDSMITH Mrs., M. MILK DE POT, 81 LARNED, EAST. Miller. Durlong Geo. G., Clayton Mills. Millinery Goods- (See also Dry Goods.) Macadam Mrs. A., 79 Woodward ave. Milliners and Dressmakers. Buhler Anna, 30 Fort. Chapel Emeline, 94 Michigan ave. Daily Miss A., 16 Merrill's block. Dobson Mrs. R., 313 Michigan ave. Faulkaber Ida, 273 Jefferson ave. Glendening Mrs., cor. Griswold and Fort. Hirschman Mrs. Fanny, 125 Wood ward ave. Hirschman Mrs. Fanny, 224 Jeffer son ave. Marx Mrs. M., 135 Michigan ave. Quackenbush Miss., 202 Jefferson ave. Snell Mrs. P., 19 Fort. Thirkel Mrs., 144 Woodward ave. Music and Musical Instruments. COUSE A., PIANO FORTES, SHEET MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND ALL KINDS OF FANCY GOODS, 137 JEFFERSON AVE. (See card page 95.) 96 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER T. H* ABISTB DEALER IN HATS, CAPS All FURS, UMBRELLAS, MASONIC, I. 0. 0. F. REGALIA AND JEWELS, At "Wholesale and Retail, 176 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT, MICH. STEIN & BUCHHEISTER, MU SIC STORE, SUPERIOR PI ANO FORTES, ITALIAN, FRENCH AND GERMAN STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 180 JEFFER SON AVE. WHITTEMORE HENRY J., DEALER IN PIANO FORTES, SHEET MUSIC AND MUSI CAL MERCHANDIZE, 179 JEFFERSON AVE. MER RILL'S BLOCK. (See card page 99.) Schonacker H, 18 Lafayette. Music, Prof. of. Goodall John H., 63 Larned. Newspapers and Proprietors. BARNS, FRENCH & WAY, PUB LISHERS DAILY TRIBUNE, 52 & 54 SHELBY. (See card page 94.) DeHaars & Bererle, Michigan States Zeitung, 273 Jefferson ave. GREEN & DEXTER, TRANS CRIPT AND YOUNG MEN'S TEMPERANCE JOURNAL, 146 WOODWARD AVE. [See card page 68.] Johnston R. F., Michigan Farmer, 130 Jefferson ave. Kramer & Co., Michigan Democrat, 208 Jefferson ave. MARXHAUSEN A. & O, EDIT ORS MICHIGAN JOURNAL, (German) 208 JEFFERSON AVE. MORLEY F. H, DETROIT DAI LY ADVERTISER, 212 JEF FERSON AVE. Patterson G. W., Fireman's Journ al, 146 Woodward ave. STORY W. F., DETROIT FREE PRESS, COR. GRISWOLD & WOODBRIDGE. News Depots- Freeman L., 249 Jefferson ave. MintyR. H, 6 Larned. Roys J. A., cor. Larned and Gris wold. Tunis W. E., Larned. Notaries Public. Chaniss Wm., 14 Merrill's block. Chase G. N., 50 Griswold-. Madell A., cor. Jefferson ave. and Griswold. ADVERTISEMENTS. & SOMEN LSuccessors to Z. Chandler & Co.,] OF STAPLE AND FANCY No. 23 Woodward Avenue, Z. CHANDLER, Special Partner, BEUBEN TOWN, ALLEN SHELDEN, DETROIT. ADVERTISEMENTS. WM. PHELPS & CO, WHOLESALE Mi'" J1*VD DEALERS IJY FRUITS, NUTS, FIRE WORKS, YANKEE NOTIONS, WOOD & WILLOW W&BE, ETC., No. 98 JEFFERSON AVENUE, Near the Michigan Exchange, WILLIAM PHELPS, ORKEN STAPLES. DETROIT, mm, SUGARS. — New Orleans, Porto Rico, Cuba, and Refined, all kinds. MOEASSES. — Porto Rico, Cuba, Trinidad, and New Orleans. SYRUPS. — Honey, Excelsior, Beehive, and' other brands. COFFEES. — Java, Maircaibo, Mocha, Rio, Laguyra, and Cape. Fresh Roasted and Ground Coffees. TEAS. — Young Hyson, Imperial, Gun Powder, Oolong, and Breakfast. SPICES. — Allspice, Pepper, Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace, Ginger, Cinamon. DRUGS.— Alum, Sulphur, Soda, Cream Tarter, Epsom Salts,Salt Petre, Salaratus, Tart. Acid; Indigo, Blueing, Stove Blacking, Cochineal, Essen tial oils, Castor and Sweet Oils, Putty, etc. FISH.— Cod Fish, Mackerel, White Fish, Halibut; and Herring. FRUITS.— Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Dates, etc., etc. NUTS. — Of every kind, the largest assortment and stock in the city. WOODEN WARE — Pails, Tubs, Wash Boards, Measures, Clothes Pins, Mop Handles, Brooms, etc. CANDIES.— Of every kind, fresh made, of our own and the best French manufacture, always on hand, and all good; at the lowest cash prices. FIRE WORKS. — Largest stock and variety West of New York, at Manu facturers Prices. WM. PHELPS & CO. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 97 J. W. GILBERT & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED Fire and Water Proof Felt and Composition AND ROOFING MATERIALS. ROOFING PAPER & ROOFING CEMENT, At Wholesale and Retail. Office, 54 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT, MICH. REFERENCES. Architects — Jordan & Anderson, Sholden Smith, Esq., John Shaffer, Esq. Builders James. Shearer A Bro., Flynn & Hageman, E. & A. Fisher, H. Langley & Son, M. M. & J. Fisher, McDuff & Mitchell, Alex. Chaparon, Joseph Granger, Robert Common, T. Pendall, I. W. Ingersol, Wm. Vinton, H. McCain, E. H. ForByth, William Dyson, H. I-I. Leroy, William Gibbings, Charles Jack son, George Pering, E. Heibner, Thomas Fairbairn, William B. Curry, Kinner & Brother, T. D. Germain. Oil Dealers. Burtis Arthur, 135 Jefferson ave. Detroit Crystal Oil Co., 144 Wood ward ave. HARDING & Co., DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF OIL, 46 JEF FERSON AVE. Optician. Black Louis, 198 Jefferson ave. Oyster Dealers. Carson Wm., 34 Larned. i ELLIOTT & DEMING,1 DEAL ERS IN FRESH KEG, CAN & SHELL OYSTERS, IMPORT ERS OF WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS, FOREIGN FRUITS, SARDINES, SAUCES, PICKLES, &c., JEFFERSON AVE. Spear J. H., agent, 186 Jefferson ave. Painters and Glaziers. F., 40 Monroe ave. Wm., Woodbridge near Davis C. Elliott Bates. Godfrey, Dean & Laible, 100 Jeffer son ave. Haisher Andrew, 160 Gratiot. House Levi, Brush. Lehman T. G.,86 Lafayette. Ottley 0. S., 60 Randolph. Rairden & Beard, 77 Michigan ave.. Richter G. Beaubien, bet. Wood ward and Jefferson aves. Stow E. C-, 295 Woodward ave. Thompson C. H., Larned. Truckey T., 40 Jefferson ave. Wigmore W., 16 Congress. Williams S., 216 Jefferson ave. Wright Wm., 114 Woodward ave. Paper Box Maker. BESOLD F., 39 WOODWARD AVE. [See cardi, p. 88.1 98 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Paper Warehouses. Cornwell, Barnes & Co., 118 Jef ferson ave. Pease W. H. & Sons, 210 Jefferson ave. Patent liinament. PETER RICHARD, MANUFAC TURER OF PETER'S BLACK LINAMENT, 212 JEFFERSON AVE. Patent Planing Machine. Johnson H. R. & Co., Waverly Block. Pawn Broker. Ryan J. S., 189 Jefferson ave. Pension Agent. Lyon R. M., Larned. Physicians. Alden J. M., 105 Woodward ave. Allen I. M., 39 Woodward ave Barrett C. H., 166 Jefferson ave. Brown J. A., cor. Woodward and John R. Brodie Wm., 235 Woodward ave. Case C. R., 122 Jefferson ave. Clarke T. B., 93 Jefferson ave. Clemens J. C., 137 Michigan ave. Cranage W. J., cor. Griswold and Congress. Davenport L., cor. Jefferson and Griswold. Delos B. C, 203 Jefferson ave. Ege Dr. C. N., 39 Woodward ave. Ferguson L., 173 Congress. Gorton J. C, 104 Antoine Hanmer C. H., M. D., 208 Jefferson ave. Hollywood J. N., 105 Woodward ave. Johnson R. D., Macomb near Hast ings. Joyte J. A., Randolph. Kane E., 256 Woodward ave. Kermott J. W., 183 Woodward ave. Klein P., 257 Jefferson ave. Knapp & Rose, Fisher's Block, Campus Martius. Laman W, W., Canal Building, Griswold. Lauderdale Dr. E., 65 Woodward ave. Lemaire L., 114 Bates. Oakley J. J- M. D., 128 Jefferson ave. Peters E., 100 Fort. Schroder Dr., 119 Croghan. Scovel J. B., 208 Jefferson. Sparling Dr., Waverly Block, Jef ferson ave. White Dr. J. C, 134 Jefferson ave. Physicians, Homeopathic. Albertson J. A., Woodward ave. Day D., Woodward ave., AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 99 J. HENRY WHITTEMORE, DEALEB IIsT PIANO FORTES, MELODEONS, SHEET MUSIC, And every variety of Musical Merchandise, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Merrill Block, DETROIT, MICH. Piano Fortes, Melodeons, Sheet Music, Guitars, Violins, Accordeons, Flutes, Fifes, Violin and Guitar Strings. Brass Instruments furnished per order. Pianos Tuned and Repaired. Music sent per mail, free of postage. 179 Jefferson Avenue, Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. 100 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Y POHL JEWELER, No. 226 Jefferson Avenue, BETWEEN BATES AND RANDOLPH STREETS, DETROIT, MICH. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, carefully repaired and Warranted, laikzie] stt:p:e:r,io:r, agate, Cut, Polished, and Set in Gold or Silver. Drake E. H., 85 Woodward ave. Hastings Chas., 80 West Lafayette. Lod^e A. E., 121 Woodward ave. LODGE EDWIN A., PROPRIE TOR HOMEOPATHIC PHAR MACY 121 WOODWARD AVE, FISHER'S BLOCK. [See card p. 91.] Pomeroy T. P., Congress. Walker H. T., 28 Grand River. Photographic Artists. Bardwell J. S., 162 Jefferson ave. RAYMOND J. F., PHOTO GRAPHIC AND FINE ART GALLERY, PHOTOGRAPHS LIFE SIZE COLORED OR PLAIN, 205 and 207 JEFFER- SON AVE. (Formerly Sutton's.) Reeves C, Griswold Plasterer. cor. Michigan ave. and Plumbers and Gas Fitters. Bannerman J. & Co., Larned opp- Post Office. McDonald, 27 Randolph. Reilly John, 93 Jefferson ave. Ross E. H., 17 Congress. Ross James & Co., 38 Woodward ave. Snell S., 17 Fort. White G., 202 Bates. Pork Packers.^ Bigby J., on the River. Parker W., Woodbridge. Potter. Pfluk J. A., 512 Gratiot. Produce Dealers. Kilbrrn H. C. & Co., Woodbridge near Griswold. Provision Dealers. Ganson J. & Co., 180 Woodward ave. Milroy Chas., 230 Woodward ave. Publishers. BRIGGS LYMAN, ADVERTIS ING AGENT, AGENT FOR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 101 New Wholesale Grocery House. F. A. STOKES, Cor. Jefferson Ave, & Wayne St., DETROIT, MICH. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PUBLISHERS 70 GRISWOLD UP STARS. [See card, p. 71.] Brown J., 7 Larned. IVES K. T„ MANAGING AG'T VIRTUE & Co., NEW YORK AND LONDON PUBLISHERS, COR. WOODWARD AND JEF FERSON AVES. [See card, p. 66.] VIRTUE & COMPANY, NEW YORK AND LONDON PUB LISHING HOUSE, BRANCH OFFICE, COR. WOODWARD & JEFFERSON AVES. [See card p.J36.] Queensware. McCormick D., 12 Michigan ave. Rag Cutter. Naylor M., 58 Jefferson ave. Kail Road Agent. MORTON J. D., RAILROAD AGENT, GENERAL WESTERN AGENT NEW YORK CEN TRAL RAILROAD, COR. THIRD AND WOODBRIDGE. Rail Road Contractor. Stewart N. P., 154 Jefferson ave. Rail Road Superintendents. RICE R. N., GENERAL SUPER INTENDENT M. C. R. R. Co., OFFICE AT DEPOT. MUIR W. K., GENERAL SUPER INTENDENT DETROIT & MILWAUKEE R. R., OFFICE IN DEPOT, ATWATER. Real Estate and Land Agents. Campau H. F., 124 Jefferson ave. Crane F. J. B., 160 Jefferson ave. Crane Walter, 160 Jefferson ave. Crane & Wieson, cor. Griswold and Congress. Duncan & Mackay, 189 Jefferson ave. FROST GEO. S., LAND AGENT FOR ST. MARY'S SHIP CA NAL COMPANY. CANAL BUILDING, GRISWOLD. Hubburd B., cor. Congress andGris- Wold. Johnston John W., 160 Jefferson ave. Morass A., 185 Jefferson ave. Peltier C, 5 Larned. Philips J. W., 669 Jefferson ave. Rathbone W. P., 160 Jefferson ave. Richmond Chas., old Odd Fellows Hall, Woodward ave. Smith Ralph C. & Co., cor. Jefferson ave and Griswold. Receiver of Public Moneys. Beeson J., 35 Griswold. Recruiting Agent. Thomas Edward, 5 Monroe ave. Register, U. S. Heyerman Chas. F., Michigan Bank Building, Jefferson ave. Restaurants. Babillion P., 32 Griswold. Brazel Thos. P.. 4 Woodward ave. Carson Wm., 34 Larned. Cullard J. B., 257 Jefferson ave. Heffron J., cor. Woodward and Jef ferson aves. Pottinger H., 91 Jefferson ave. Simpson John B., 202 Jefferson ave. Thomas Alfred, cor. Griswold and Larned. Wilmot Wm., 243 Jefferson ave. 102 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER L BY JOHN R. TIBBITTS, (Successor to J. C. Warner.) BATES STREET. CORNER OP LARNED STREET, BOARD, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. Having leased this popular House for a term of years, and RE-FURBISHED THE PARLORS, And fitted up the House in good style for the MIME1 AH TBATELEB, I take this method to inform my old friends and the public that I am deter mined to give BETTER FARE FOR BOTH MAN & BEAST, Than can be had for the same price in the city. <^OOI> STABLE S, With Attentive Hostlers in attendance. The location is the most central for business, (but one square from Jeffer son and Woodward Avenues,) and as pleasant as any in the city. Thankful for the liberal and constantly increasing patronage of the past, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. JOHN R. TIBBITS. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 103 Roofing. GILBERT J. W. & Co., MANU FACTURERS OF IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF COMPOSITION GRAVEL ROOFS AND ROOFING MA TERIALS. 54 JEFFERSON AVE. [See card, p. 97.] LADD E. W. & Co., DEALERS IN ROOFING, SLATE AND MAR BLE, COR. RANDOLPH AND ATWATER. [See card, p. 75.] Messenger H. K. FISH, AND COMMISSION DEALER, HTJSSBT & HVL'BU-inDIE •W-A-H-E HOUSE, No. 50 and 56 on the Dock, CLEVELAND, OHIO. OCT NO CHARGE FOE CARTAGE OR STORAGE. XO ¦ REFERENCES:— Hussey & M'Bride, Bradburn & Fisher, H. N. Gates & Son, Mix & Morris, Capt. L. A. Pirrce, Agent M. C. R. R., T. N. Bond, Agent W. T. Co., Beggs 4 Sinclair, A. T. Spencer & Co., Chicago; J. F. Kirkland, Sheboygan; Dousman & Co., Milwaukee; G. Williams & Co., Detroit; Racker & Hubbard, Toledo; Joel S. Fisk, Green Bay; Newbury & Goodale, Green Bay. SMITH & MATHER, Manufacturers of BOILERS, Eepairing Done on Short Notice, All orders promptly attended to. 149 West River Srseet, WEST CLEVELAND, 0. Crohaughs Daniel, cor. Ontario and Public Square. Green J. M., 243 Superior. Architects and Builders. (See also Carpenters and Builders.) HEARD C. W., ARC HITBCT,COR. EUCLID & SHERIFF. Porter S. C, Perkins Building, Pub lic Square. Dolph J. Square, Artists. Henri, 9 West Public Attorneys at Law. Axtell S. B. Andrews Sherlock J. Adams Joseph. ADAMS S. E., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR IN THE STATE & UNITED STATES COURTS, COR SENECA & SUPERIOR. Adams Jarvis M. Abbey Henry G. Abbey Wm. C. MOIXEN, MERCHANT; Wholesale and Retail 194 Superior St.. CLEVELAND, 0. • Liberal Cash advances made on ev ery description of property sold at Auction. Andrews Wm. W. Arnold Chas. ADAMS & CANF1ELD, ATT'YS AT LAW IN THE STATE & U. S. COURTS, PROCTERS IN ADMIRALITY, 172 SUPERI- . OR. Backus Franklin T. (R- B. & .N) Bingham Flavel W. BINGHAM GEO. Barlow Mervill. (H. & B.) Brooks D. W. (B. & F.) Baldwin Chas. C. (S. B. P. & B.) Boardman W, I. (B. & I.) Beavis B. R. Bruce Eli. (G. & B.) Brown J. S- Breslin P. Henry. Cartter David K. Coon John. (K. & C.) Castle Marshal S. Caffinberry J. M. (0. & C.) Clapp John H. Camp Henry S. Carey John E. (W. & C.) Coe Amos. Crowell John. Collins Wm. 140 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER HENRY KEAMEE, No. 29 Superior, up Stairs, 2dStore above 0. C. & 0. R. R. Crossing, CLEVELAND, OHIO- Keeps constantly on hand a full asssortment of SCHOOL BOOKS. « ?» ALSO A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CATHOLIC BOOK®. Such as Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, Hymn Books, and all kinds of Books of Controversy, also Rosaries and Crucifixes, all of which will be sold either at Wholesale or Retail. J. A. FIRESTINE, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN * LAD IE 'S & GENT'S 228 Erie Street, Custom Work and Repairing promptly executed. CANFIELD JASON, (A. & C.) Clark Horace D. (C. &B.) Chase T. R. Dickman F. J. Davidson R. A. Duffy J. 0. Duncan 0. C. B. Day Thos. DeWolf H. B. (DeW. & D.) Dunn . (DeW. & D.) DENNIS R. B., ATTORNEY AT LAW, 10 PERKINS BUILD ING, PUBLIC SQUARE. Estep Ephriam J. (H. M. & E.) Elwell J. J. EVERETT CHAS. D., ATTOR NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW 184 SUPERIOR. Fish Chas. L. Fitch James. Friend John Ford . (B. & F.) A T> A M MAY, Manufacturing Baker. All kinda of Crackers, Bread, Soda Biscuit, Buston Butter, Wine and Sugar Crackers. Plain and Fancy Picnic Crackers, Cakea and Pastry. 316 Pittsburgh St., CLEVELAND, O. Griswold S. O. (K. & G.) Griswold Hiram. Grannis Joseph S. (P. & G.) Gollter Pierre A. GAGE & BRUCE ATTY'S AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, PEN SION, AGENTS & NOTARY PUBLIC, 168 SUPERIOR. Hitchcock Reuben. (H. M. & E.) Herrick Gamiliel E. (H. & B.) HAMILTON E. T., ATT'Y AT LAW, 101 ATWATER BUILD ING. HAIGHT A. B., ATT'Y AT LAW, 5 ROUSE'S BLOCK, PUBLIC SQUARE, SUPERIOR. HOVEY FLED, ATT'Y AT LAW, 121 SUPERIOR. Hartness J. A. Hessenmueller E. INGERSOLL J. E., ATT'Y AT LAW, ROUSE'S BLOBK, SU PERIOR. Ingersoll E. P. (B. & I.) KEITH & COON, ATT'YS AT LAW, 5 PERKIN'S BUILDING, PUBLIC SQUARE. Jones James M. GRANNIS JOHN O, ATT'Y AT LAW, ROUSE'S BLOCK, PUB LIC SQUARE, COR- SUPERI-|Kinsman E. C OR. Kelly Moses. (K. & G.) Keith Myron R. (K " &C.) AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 141 J. P. ROBISON. 0. M. OVIATT. HQMISOW & ©VIJI.TT, DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, Al BEEF Al POM PACKERS. NOS. 40 & 42 RIVER STREET, Running through to Meadow Street, CLEVELAND, OHIO Kerruish W. S. Kirk J. J. Lynde Geo. W. Loomis . (V. & L.) Mason James. (H. M. & E.) Miller Jacob. McReynolds A. Noble Chas. W. (R. B. & N.) Noble Roland D. Nicola Felix. Otis W S. C. (0. & C.) Parsons R. C. (P. & G.) PRENTISS S. B. & BALDWIN, ATT'Y AT LAW 113 SUPERI OR. Prentiss Loren. PALMER CHAS. W. ATT'Y AT LAW, 10 PERKIN'S BUILD ING, PUBLIC SQUARE. POOL JOSEPH, ATT'Y AT LAW, 124 bUPERIOR. Paine Robert F. (P. & W.) Philpot John T. Prentiss Perry. Ranney Rufus P. (R. B. & N.) Riddle Albert G. (W. & R.). Robinson Wm. Rider Lorenzo J. Resell C. L. Stetson Chas. (C. & W. S. S.) Stetson Wyllys S. (C. & W. S. S.) Spalding Rufus P. Slade Wm., jr. (S.&S.) Slade Albert T. Sherwin N. B. (S. & S.) Sherwin W. K, Starkweather S. Starkweather S., jr. THAYER L. C, ATT'Y AT LAW, 219 SUPERIOR. Vail I. C. Van Buren Augustus. Williamson Samuel. White Bushnell. Wyman Geo. H. Wade James, jr. Willey Geo. (W. & C.) Wallace F. T. FIRMS OP ATTORNEYS. ADAMS & CANFIELD. Brooks & Ford. Boardman & Ingersoll. Clark & Burke. 0. & W. S. Stetson. DeWolf & Dunn. Gage & Bruce. Herrick & Barlow. Hitchcock, Mason & Estep. Kelly & Griswold. Keith & Coon. Otis & Coffinberry. Prentiss S. B. & Baldwin. Parsons & Grannis. Paine & Wade. Stetson C. & W. S. Slade & Sherwin. Vail & Loomis. Willy & Cary. WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT TORNEYS AT LAW, 168 SU PERIOR. Auction and Commission Mer chants. Cutter 0. & Son, 134 Bank. Hill J. P., 199 Ontario. MOLLEN O, AUCTION & COM MISSION MERCHANT, DEAL ER IN WATCHES & JEWEL 142 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER W. P. SOUTIIWORTH, N. A. WILLIAMS. SGUTHWORTH & WILLIAMS mm"- AND DEALERS IN FLAGGING, CURB, PAVING & BUILDING STONE, CUT, OR IN THE ROUGH, O X IE "V E Xj -A. 3sT X> 7 O SI I O . OFFICE AND YARD ON COLUMBUS ST., FRONTING THE RIVER. A large stock always on hand, and unsurpassed facilities for shipping by Lake, Canal or Railroad. fig§°" All orders filled promptly. RY, 194 SUPERIOR. [See card, p. 139.] Moore H, 161 Ontario. Schmerdt, C. F., 203 Superior. Astrologer. Phillips Wm., 70 Garden. Asylum. CLEVELAND PROTESTANT OR PHAN ASYLUM, MRS. J. N. MASON, Matron, KINSMAN, OPP. WILSON AVE. Janning M Bacon, Hams & Lard. 179 Lorain. ROSE BENJAMIN, CURER OF SUGAR CURED HAMS, PORK PACKER AND PROVISION DEALER, 142 & 144 ONTA RIO. Bakers. Bahr Henry, 51 Cheshire, w. s. Billenstein J., 190 Hamilton. Garrian Chas , 195 Lorain. Gorham J. H. & A. S., 106 Superior. Graf Andrew, 95 Pearl. Gunther Peter, 106 St. Clair. Lcep E., 131 Kinsman. Lourie John, 100 Pearl, W. S. MAY ADAM, BREAD, CRACK ER AND BISCUIT BAKERY, 316 PITSBURG. [See card, p. 140.] Mayer Simeon, 159 Pearl, W. S. Meryick & Cady, 147 Pearl, W. S. Michie Alex., 63 Kinsman. Schultte Fred., 190 Pearl, W. S. WACKERMAN W., BAKER, CON FECTIONER & GROCER, 193 ONTARIO. 298 St. Clair. Wing Thos Exchange Banks, Bankers & Dealers. COMMERCIAL BRANCH BANK OF OHIO, T. P. HUNDE, Pres., D. P. ELLIS, Cashier, ATWA TER BUILDNIG. Chittenden S. W. & Co., 117 Superi- rior. Hale E. B., Rouse's block, cor. Pub lic Square. Merchants Bank, cor. Bank and Su perior. Read C. A. & Co., 95 Superior. REED CHARLES, BANKER, 95 SUPERIOR. Wason, Everett & Co., 143 Superior. Wiek H. & Co., cor. Bank and St. Clair. j Barbers. Alston J. T., 266 Superior. Barber Ellis Robert, 18 Pearl, W. S. Boehm Geo., 46 St. Clair. Brown John, 339 St. Clair. Day William, 56 South side Public Square. Deitz R.,92 Erie. Etna Phillip, 332 Prospect. Hausler A. P., 18 River. Heist J., River. Jermgan & Alston, Angier House. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 143 F. J. POMEROY, Manufacturer of ALL KINDS OF BROOMS, 10 HURON STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. All orders promptly attended to. KING JACOB, BARBER AND HAIR CUTTER, 117 DETROIT, W. S. Kress C, under Wick's Bank. Orth D., cor. Franklin and Colum bus. Smidt N., New England House, Wat er. Waisbraith Martin, cor. Lorain and M'Lane, W. S. Wilds W.H., 3 Pearl, W. S. Baths. Raebel Mrs., 97 St. Clair. Young Dr. J., 34 &*36 Prospect. Bee Hive Manufacturer. FLANDERS W. A & CO., MANU FACTURERS OF FLANDERS PATENT BEE HIVES, OFFICE 188 SUPERIOR. (See card page 144.) Beef and Pork Packers. BALL JOHN, CITY INSPECTOR, AND PACKER OF BEEF, PORK AND FISH. ALSO, COMMISSION MERCHANT, 50 & 56 ON DOCK. (.See card page 139.) Chapin H. M. & Co., Columbus. ROBISON & OVIATT, WHOLE SALE DEALERS IN PROVIS IONS, AND BEEF AND PORK PACKERS, 40 & 42 RIVER. [See card page 141.] ROBINSON J. P., BEEF AND PORK INSPECTOR, 42 RIVER. Wilson F. S., 101, 103 & 105 Riv- J. M. HUGHES, BEEWEEY, Manufactures XX, XXX, Cham pagne, Kennett and Bitter Ales, Por ter and Brown Stout. Office in Brewery, No. 15 West Street l>et. Merwin & Vinyard, CLEVELAND, O. Billiard Saloon. Adams O.B., 222 Superior. Duggan William, 121 Detroit, W. S. MABB BRO'S, 104 BANK. MESSNER F., BILLIARBS, 176 ONTARIO. [See card.] Richards J., 21 West Publie Sq'r. Weiden Koph T., 108 Bank. Blacksmiths. Bragg B. A., 54 Champlain. Cullen C, Perry. Horton T., Fair Ground. Kelly J., Champlain. Klemm John, 405 Lorain, W. S. Lachlie Henry, 243 Lorain, W. S. LARTER THOMAS, MANU FACTURER OF BLACKING, INK AND WATER PROOF COMPOSITION FOR BOOTS AND SHOES, 102 SUPERIOR. Leonard Patrick, 17 Lighthouse. Lopp Frederick, 242 Lorain, W. S. Mulcany D., 750 St. Clair. Murphey John, 183 Detroit, W. S. Quile Robert, cor. Michigan and Centre. Scheurer, F., 360 St. Clair. Schuerder A., 215 Garden. Weinehart Jacob, 109 Lorain. Wetsel J., 162 Garden. Wheller B. S., 18 Kinsman. Wilks & Gabriel, 70 Michigan. Boarding Houses. Barker H., 146 River. Burrows O. V., 198 & 200 Ontario. Coon H. L., 74 Ontario. Fang Mrs. M., 142 River. Fischer F. H., 104 Water. Freselle Mrs., 148 Ontario. Saal Geo., 61 St. Clair. Boat Builders. Lucas William, West River, W. S. Vaughm J. M.r 76 Washington, W. S. 144 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER FAJEZ&L RIGHTS TO USE . A. FLANDEFTS ZP-ATIEINTIEiX) << sr a> p. ! Ivf-AJE^OXT 6TH, I860. IT. S. Fair 1st Premium. NATIVE AND ITALIAN BEES FOR SALE. For State, Town, County and Farm Rights, apply to Proprietors, W. A. FLANDERS DAVID MORISON } Office 188 Superior St, CLEVELAND, 0. BRANCH & McMSJRRAY, Wholesale Grocers, 188 Superior Street, Cleveland, 0., are agents for the sale of Flanders & Co's Farm Rights and Patent Bee Hives. ADVERTISEMENTS. W. E. BRAMAN & CO.'S FAMILY SEWING MACHINES! PRICE «40. Our Machines are Put Before the Puhlic on Their Merits. They will he found equal to the most expensive Machines in the following particulars, and in some respects ALTOGETHER SUPERIOR: 1st — In simplicity of construction and action. 2d — Jn durability, and non-liability to get out of order. 3d — In the quality and amount of work it will do in a given time. 4th — In the facility with which it will work on all kinds of fabrics, from the coarsest to the finest cloths and textures. 5th — In the ease with which one can learn to use it. 6th — While with cheapness, combined with excellence, and in the ease with which it runs, it is without a parallel. 7th. — Cotton, silk and linen can be used from the original spool. The elegance, speed and simplicity of the Machine, the beauty and strength of the stitch', and adaptability to the thickest and thinest fabrics, will ren der this the most successful and popular Family Sewing Machine now made: This Machine will Quilt, Stitch, Hem, Gather, Fell and Embroider — the latter is a peculiar feature. For all varieties of work in braid patterns, it is very useful. MACHINES WARRANTED FOR THREE TEARS. Persons in want of Machines are invited to call and examine ours before purchasing elsewhere. jj®" Agents wracted to sell this Machine in every Town and County through out the United States. Send for a Circular giving full particulars. W. E. BRAMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. ADVERTISEMENTS. GEO. A. DAVIS, New Yoi;k. B. F, PIEXOTTO, Cleveland. K. PIEXOTTO, Cleveland. ESTABLISHED IN 1847. DAVIS, PIEXOTTO & CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In CORNER SUPERIOR AND WATER STREETS, .ind JVo. 5 Water Street, Same Parties Under the Firm of GEO. A. DAVIS & CO., 26© CANAL, STREET, NEW YORK. Enjoying greater facilities for the importation, purchase and manufacture of our Goods than any other House in Cleveland, we feel confident that we can offer SUPERIOR CLOTHING, At rates equal to any House in the Union. We keep on hand and make to order the finest and most fashionable, as well as the greatest variety of Clothing — Garments of every cut, and for every age, from children's to men's sizes — to be found in the city. An elegant as sortment, also, of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Rubber Goods, Delano's Life Preservers, &c, &c. N.B.— Country Merchants will find it greatly to their advantage to exam ine our stock and prices before purchasing East or elsewhere. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 145 Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in RE ADY-MADE GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, &c-. 162 SUPERIOR STREET, (Superior Block, opp. Bank Street,) CLEVELAND jg@°"Orders solicited and prompt attention thereto. JOHN RBTHIASD, Lager Beer Saloon, 402 PITTSBURG ST., CLEVELAND, ©MB©. Boiler Plate Makers. CLEVELAND BOILER PLATE Co., SAMUEL L. MATHER, PRES'T, J: W. BRITTON, SEC RETARY. OFFICE, OVIATT'S BLOCK, WORKS, ON LAKE trIIORE. [See card p. 160.] Boiler Makers- KING & FREES, BOILER MA KERS, COR. ST. CLAIR AND -WASSON. [See card p. 183.] McGearry T. J., Centre. SMITH & MATHER, MANUFAC TURERS OF STEAM BOIL ERS, &c, 149 WEST RIVER, -W, S.. [See card p 139.] 10 B- STUMPP, Manufacturer of BEEF, PORE, FLOUR, OIL COOPERAGE. Cor, Ward and Monroe Sts, ¦WEST CLEVELAND, ©533©. to. 6®° All orders Promptly attended Bonnet Bleacher. Davis F. R., 222 Superior. Books and Stationery- Cobb J. B. & Co., 241 Superior. Ingham W. A., cor. Pearl and De troit, w. s. KRAMER HENRY, SCHOOL BOOKS & CATHOLIC BOOKS, 29 SUPERIOR, UP STAIRS.— [See card p. 140.] Merrill E. H., 15 Prospect. Quinlan T. J., 174 Ontario. 146 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER ERCHANTS' HOTEL, WEST SIDE, G. F. S. WADLEIGH, Proprietor. BRAINERD & BTJRRIDGE Designers and Lithographers IG~ BOOK -A.3STI5 Newspaper Illustrations, &c, In every variety of style. B-A-nSTK: STREET, (opp. Weddell House,) CLEVELAND, OHIO. IHILO SUT1LIFF, Agent For the Sale of Eights or Territory Butler, Hosford & Go's PARAGON GAS LAMPS, Agent for making advances on Con signment^ of Produce for sale in New York. Will sell on Commission at 91 Bank St., CLEVELAND, 0., Butter, Cheese, "Wool, Sheep Pelts, &c. Boots and Shoes. ABOLD F. W., D BALER IN LA DIES' FRENCH SHOES, 225 SUPERIOR. Amman P., 144 River. Austen Wm., 20 Garden. Barry I., 185 Columbus, w s. Beckham N., 884 St. Clair. Bergold J. A., 122 Water, bet. Su perior and St. Clair. Black John, 25 Superior. Blatncr G., 310 Kinsman. Bloom J., 127 Kinsman Borgeman John, 256 Perry. Beedinger H., 354 St. Clair. Cain & Kneale, 198 Ontario. Crowell & Chiles, 143 Water. Dachnert Fred., 209 Detroit, w s Desch L., 533 St. Clair. Diehl P., 271 St. Clair. Deitz Gotti'red, 158 Pearl, w. s Emele C, 405 St. Clair. Erigle G., Gate's Block, on Dock. Erbe A., 262 St. Clair. Grover & Baker's Family Sewing- Maclilnes AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 147 SUPEEIOE STREET, CLEVELAND, O. G. F. R. WADLEIGH, PROPRIETOR. UNION IRON WORKS. Beardswortn & Reeves, Manufacturers of STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, Machinery, Mill Searings, &c, Jobbing and Repairing Promptly executed. Cor. Hamilton & Wasson Sts., CLEVELAND, O. Faber Geo., 187 Pearl, w. s. Faber Fieldsmith, 151 Detroit w. s. FIRESTINE J. A., BOOTS AND SHOES, 228 ERIE. [See card p. 140.] Gaeberlern P., 398 Perry. Geenen L., 132 River. Geid Chas. F., 168 Lorain, w. s. Gerlach J., 170 River. Goodheart S., cor. Pittsburg and Kinsman. JOHN GOODMAN, Clock and Watch Maker. Jewelry Manufacturer, and Repairer, 256 Superior St., CLEVELAND, O. Has on hand an assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Combs. Knives, Portmonies and small Motions, With regard to the quality and prompt ness of his repairs, he refers to his 17,207 customers for Clock and Watch repairs from February, 1852, to May 7th, 1861. Graham R., 135 Ontario. Gross L., 239 Superior. Hawthorn A. D., 19 Prospect. Heil Wm., 234 Pearl, w. s. Hemmerling J., cor. Garden and Laurell. Herbert John, 191 Lorain, w. s. Hoffee Nicholous, 139 Kinsman. Huck Albert, 160 Seneca. HUETT, BURGERT & Co., MAN UFACTURERS AND WHOLE- Are tbe Best. Price from $40to$100. 148 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER CHARLES COATES. CHARLES BKAMLEY. C0ATES & BR41LEY, 1>K©1£IET©I1». CORNER 'WATER & JOHNSON STREETS, CLEVELAND, OHIO. TERMS— ONE DOLLAR I'ER WAY. This House has been enlarged and refurnished, has large airy, well venti lated rooms, is but a short distance from the Depot, and convenient to the business portion of the city. There is a large Stable connected with the House for the accommodation of patrons. A. J. WENHAM, Dealer in GROCERIES, Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c, No. 28 Merwin St., CLEVELAMD, OHIO. SALE DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES. Jones J., cor. Erie and Ohio. Koeckert A., 261 St. Clair. Koster E., 625 St. Clair. Kramer K, 415 Pittsburg. Krausss J. G., 221 Lorain, w. s. Kroesen Josepb, 106 Lorain, \v. s. Kruse Henry, 230 Erie. LAGER P., BOOTS & SHOES, COR. PEARL AND FRANK LIN. [See card p. 1,53.] Lord H. & Co., 248 Superior. Lord John, 224 Superior. Lorenz F., 76 Merwin. McGuire P. F., 126 Ontario. McVeen S., 87 Seneca. Wholesale Dealer in Watches & Jewelry, Plated Ware,, White Goods, Laces, Collars, Shirt Bosoms, &c, Smith & Fannel' s New Block, Room Ho 3' 184 SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Moser E., 78 Water. Neagle G., 59 Lorain, w. s. Patten L., 147 Brownell. PENNING P., MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, 88 LAKE. (See card p. 153.) Peters Jacob, 260 Columbus, w. s. Potter Henry, 1S7 Detroit, w. s. Pricktle N., 388 Lorain, w. s. Purper Wm., Pittsburg. Ranney H., 168 Detroit, w. s. Ranney J., 140 Ontario. Reidenback P., 549 St. Clair. Rosenfelder B., 347 St. Clair. Rust August, 364 Lorain, w. s. Schnisler J., 276 Pittsburg. Grover & Baker make the best Sewing Machines. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 149 THOMPSON'S HOTEL, GEO. THOMPSON, Proprietor, CLEVELAND, OHIO- This House is situated within a few rods of the Passenger Depots, and is one of the most convenient in the city, and is also situated directly opposite the Detroit Steamboat Landing, corner Front and River Streets. Merchants, Farmers, Mechanics and business men in general, will find it to their advan tage to patronize this house, as they have no omnibus fare to pay for themselves and baggage to come here. W,hat you pay for riding to other hotels, will pay your bill with me. This hotel runs a free bus to and from the Boats and trains for the accommodation of guests. Single Meals Twenty-live Cts. Board One Bollar per Day. Prices rate this house as 2d class, but you will find the accommodations equal to the most of first class hotels. The old motto is, a nimble sixpence is better than a slow shilling. When you arrive call for Thompson's Hotel. Good trusty Porters at all times in attendance. Large stabling at tached. WILLIAM WELLHOUSE, Successor to Z. Jones & Co., WHOLESALE DEALER IN STONE WARE Sewer & Water Pipe, FIRE BRICK, FIRE CIAY, WATER LIME &C, On River, foot of St. Clair St. CLEVELAND, OHIO. FORWARDING AXD COMMISSION MERCHANT. Agent for the Port Stanley Packet. Schreiber "(Jeo7 196 Pearl , W. S7~ Silden W, 423 St. Clair. Sharpe Frederick, 49 Main, W. S. SHERMAN k SMITH MANU FACTURERS AND WHOLE SALE DEALERS IN BOOTS SHOES & LEATHER, 174 SU PERIOR. JOHN HUNTINGTON & CO. AMD OEALESS IN SLATE, PostOffice Box 1909, CLEVELAND, O. AND MANUFATURERS OF Asphaltic Composition Eoofing, ALL "WORK WA-TtR-A-rvITBIi. Old Tin and Composition Roofs of every description repaired and warranted. Residence, Cedar Street, near C'.as= Avenue. Sholes T. G., 234 Superior. SMITH, DODD & CO., MANU FACTURERS AND DEALERS IN BOOTS. SHOES AND RUB BERS, WHOLESALE, 126 SU PERIOR. Smith M., 6 Pittsburg. For Tailors and Manufacturers. Price $50. Ml Superior St. 150 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER BURNETT HOUSE, Cor. Ontario & Prospect Sts., CLEVELAND, O. J. TINKEE & SON, Prop's BOARD, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. T. J. TOWS©]*, Slate Roofer. J. F. BORGES, AG'T, American Vulcanized Eoofing, Exclusive right to Russell's Patent Fire Proof Composition Roofing, For Cuyahoga County. Office, f PerKsns' Building, West Public Square, CLEVELAND, 0, Personal attention to Slate Roof ing; in all its branches. Snider A., 148 River. Snider H., 104 River. Spencer & Mellen, 140 Water. Soramer L., 8 Union. Teirman Arthur, 111 Bank. Tomes John, 425 St. Clair. Tucker Dan., 154 Prospect. Yoelker Christian, cor. Champlain and Seneca. Wallinuford C, 181 Lorain, w. s. Weber J. C, 152 River. Weber & Smith, 1S1 Pearl, w. s. Weed John, 15 Pearl, w. s. Whitney Moses, 158 Detroit, w. s. WilkerGeo., 404 Lorain, w. s. Wltzel F., 84 Greenwood. Wetzel Rudolph, 119 Seneca. Woerblc F., Gate's Block, on Dock. WOLKE 11., DEALERIN BOOTS AND SHOES,:!!) SUPERIOR. Yates, Wm., cor. Scovel and Laurel. Botanic Eclectic Medicines. Keeler C. J., South-west cor. Public Square. Manufacturer and Dealer in Corner of Superior and River Sts CLEVELAND, Q. A large assortment of un manufactured Goods which I con stantly keep, will be made to order on the shortest notice and in the best style. Bowling Alley. Robinson Wm., 4U7 Lorain, w. s. Brass Pounders. Farnan Walter, Centre. Heath J., 15 Vineyard. Brewers. Bishop J. A. & Co., Pittsburg. DANGELEISEN JCHN, BREWER OF LAGER BEER, FOREST. Gehring Chas., cor. Freeman and Brainard, w. s. HUGHES J. M.. BREWERY, MANUFACTURES XX, XXX ALE AND PORTER, BROWN STOUT, &c, 15 WEST, BET. MERWIN AND VINEYARD. [See card p. 193.] Kindsvater & Moll, 141 Hamilton. Lloyd H. & Co., 19 St. Clair. Newman T., 32 Erwine. Quinn John, 32 Michigan. Stoppel J. & Co., cor. Canal and Ohio. Stumpl M., Lake, near Clinton. Groves- & Baiter's Family Sewing Mactaines. YND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 15 INTO. 38 EIYEE STREET. Opposite the Cleveland and Chicago Rail Road Depot and the Steamboat Landing. CLEVELAND. OHIO A. J. HOLT. HEMAN OVIATT. HOLT & OVIATT Stora.gej Forwarding. AND Commission Merchants. Warehouse at Junction "of Canal & Eiver. CLEVELAND, O. REFER TO T. P. Handy, Cashier, H. B. Hurlbut. Cashier, T. M. Kelly, President. Levi Rawson, N, C. Winslow, Hauna, Gret- son, . PENNING, Manufacturer and Dealer in LADIES' &, GEMTS' Boots and Shoes, 88 EA3&E STREET, CLEVELAND, 0. K&" All kinds of Boots and Shoes Made or Repaired in the Best Man ner. China, Glass and Queensware. GARDNFR A. S., WHOLESALE DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, 220 SU PERIOR. Huntington & Brooks, 138 Water. Beggs & McFadden Cigar Stores. 122 Ontario. Brona Frederick A., 34 Pittsburg. Deitz George, 112 Champlain. DEITZ GEORGE, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF LEAF TO BACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS, 155 WATER & 112 CHAM PLAIN. Douglas T. C, 10 Pearl, w. s. Haag C. L., 212 Ontario. Huneng Chas., 60 Superior. Keepler Mrs. L., 110 Superior. Krauss J. F., 210 Pearl, w. s. Lichtenstadter J-, 210 Pittsburg. Lyman J., 32 Merwin. Mier Frederick, 182 Lorain, if. a. For Tailors and Manufacturers. Price $50. Ml Superior §t 154 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER EOBEET HOLMES, Manufacturer of PLAIN andORNAMENTAL IRON RAILING, BALCONIES; VERANDAS, WINDOW GUARDS, BOOK Safes, Iron Doors, Shutters, Iron Bedsteads, Sky- Lights, Gratings, Stairs, and House-smith Work in General, USTos. 17 & 19 "Vineyard Street, CLEVELAND, OHIO. P. O. BOX 20SO. UNITED STATES ArVB> FOREIGN Bflm B a. Eafi ia a a H B_ B II a M El i_ •' ¦¦¦¦' i ! / rSSil orntt IhtnU, BBAINERD & BTJRRIDGE, HTo. 134 KAKTSt STREET, OPPOSITE WEDDELL HOUSE, CLEVELAND, OHIO. MORSE C. T., WHOLESALE DEALER IN IMPORTED AND DOMESTG CIGARS, LEAF TOBACCO, 138 SUPERIOR. [See card p. 151.] Moses M., 202 Ontario. Scharfenberg L., 293 St. Clair. STEWART G. W., CIGARS AND TOBACCO, 129 BANK. [See card p. 163.] Walter Alexander N., 102 Superior. Young G. W. H., 16 Pearl, w. s. Civil Engineer. Pillsbury J. M., Bank. Clothing Stores. Beekman Henry, 58 Superior. BORGES J. V., MANUFACTUR ER AND DEALER IN READY MADE CLOTHING, COB. SU PERIOR AND RIVER. [See card p. 150.] Cohen E., foot of Superior. Cohn L. H., 54 Superior. DeRoy Abraham, 62 Superior. DETMER G. H. & SON, WHOLE- SIENRY MILLER, MERCHANT TAILOR AND CUTTER. Garments Made and Cut in the very Latest Style. 100 Lorain Street, CLE VEL AN I> . O. SALE AND RETAIL DEAL ERS IN READY MADE CLO THING, 156 and 158 RIVER. [See card p. 169.] De Witt J. H„ 7 West Public Square Gaelheart jJ., 54 Superior. Halle I., 212 Superior. ISAACS ISAAC A., UNION HALL CLOTHING HOUSE, CORNER UNION & SUPERIOR. [See card p. 155.] KRAMER HENRY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN- READY MADE CLOTHING, 92 SUPERIOR. TSee card p. 156.] Kramer J. G., 27 Superior. Koch Levi & Mayer, 147 Water. LIEBENTHAL M., WHOLESALE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSI- MERES, VESTINGS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &c.,&c, 273 WATER, UP STAIRS. Loeb A. & O, 200 Superior. Mandelbaum J., 238 Superior. MANN S., BIANUFACTURER & WHOLESALE DEALER IN BEADY MADE CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &e„ 102 SUPERIOR. [See card p. 145.] Nusbaum M., 208 Superior. Ochsmer J. & M., Superior Lane. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 155 MEN'S, YOUTHS' & BOYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING AJYD FURJriSHI.YG &&&DS. Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, ARTB> TAIEOR'S TRIMMINGS, AT WHOLESALE. UNION HALL, THE LARGEST ArVO MOST MAGNIFICENT READY-MADE CLOTHING & CLOTH WAREHOUSE IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY, arc Vnim mi Sip ©ritr S pt&, CLEVELAND O. s This Mammoth Clothing Emporium is constantly filled with the most Extensive and most Fashionable stock of HE A.JD"ST 3VE.A.IDE CLOTHING, For Mens', Youths' and Boys Wear, of our own manufacture, together with the greatest variety of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings of the latest importations, Furnishing Goods and Tailor's Trimmings, Of all descriptions, all of which we sell at the very lowest prices, and re spectfully invite Western Merchants to an inspection of our Stock. Sole Agency for the sale of Singers Celebrated Sewing Machines, and Storr's Automaton Pressman, at Manufacturer's Prices at ISAAC A, ISAACS, Union Hall, cor, Superior and Union Streets, CXJET7"EIJJA.3SriD, OHIO. 156 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Wholesale and Retail Dealer in READY MADE CLOTHING GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &o. < — » . Clothing; Made to Order on short Notice and in the fcest Style. No. 29 Superior St.; 2d Store above the Crossing of the C.C. & CE.E, CLEVELAND, OHIO. HOTEL KEEPER, Cor, Pittsburg & Liberty Sts., CLEVELAND, Q. .A.. JR. FAY, Will Ml) Uf El BEER Hill 64 St. Clair St., CLEVELAND, O- DAVIS, PEIXOTTO & Co., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CLOTHING. 3 and 5 WATER. Roemer Henry, 151 Water. Sehroab A., 254 Superior. WAGMAN & BERGMAN, MAN UFACTURERS & DEALERS IN CLOTHING, CLOTHS, VEST INGS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &c, 246 SUPERIOR. Wilde James, jr., & Co., 230 Supe rior. Coal Dealers. BUTTS F. & CO., WHOLESALE COAL DEALERS, GOVERN MENT PIER, ON DOCK. (See card p. 1G2.) Clark, Aaron. Superior. Cross & Payne, foot of Bath. Evatt Clin^., Franklin, w. s. Golerick I'uler, Lake, near the Rail road. J. & S. NEWMAN, COOPER, TBJK AND VAT MANUFACTURERS, Cooperage, 43 & 44 Erwin, CLEVELAND, ®. Hammond E. N., Euclid, near Pub lic Square. Hovey H. D. & Co., cor. Marion and Centre. Rhodes & Card, foot of West River, west side. Todd, Yates & Todd, Columbus st. Bridge. Coffee and Spice Mills. FRISBY, STEPHENS & CO, COF FEE & SPICE MILLS, 20 MER- WIN. [See card p. 166.] SMITH & CURTISS, COFFEE & SPICE MILLS, 207 ONTARIO. [See card p. 161.] Collecting Agent. Judson F., 10 Perkin's Building, Public Square. Commission Merchants. Anderson P., 10 Oviatt's Block. BALL JOHN, 50 & 56 ON DOCK. [See card p. 139.] Begges & Sinclair, 91 River. Bond & Spencer, River. BROWN J. O., COMMISSION MERCHANT, 180 SUPERIOR. Burt, Clark & Co., 64 River. Grover & Baker's Family Sewing Machines AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 157 ESSNER & ELMER PROPRIETORS. F. MESSNER. We respectfully inform the Public that we have opened, at the above Park, Which we can recommend as a place of resort for families who wish to enjoy their Summer evenings agreeably. Being situated at the eastern terminus of the Kinsman Street Railroad, Cars will run to and fro every ten minutes. Fare five cents. Concert Every Evening. Lyon R. T , 50 Merwin. Melinoh Wm., 24 Merwin. Murray & Stewart, 68 River. Otis & Brownell, River. PELTON & BREED, COMMIS SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, COR. MERWIN AND DIVISION. Rawson Levi, Oviatt's Exchange, 1 on Dock. Sackett A., 10 Oviatt's Block. Sharman Kinsley, West River, w. s. Stillwell & Percival, 55 Merwin. THORMAN S. & CO., COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, DEAL ERS IN WOOL, SHEEP PELTS, CALF SKINS, HIDES, FURS, TALLOW, &c. Walton T. A., 139. WIENER A. & CO., PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOR THE SALE OF GRAIN, FLOUR, BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, HIDES, HIGH WINES, SEEDS, &c, 30 RIVER. Whitelaw, Root & Co., Davis Block, 7 Water. Carlisle John, 40 and 42 River. CLARK, GARDNER & CO., PRO DUCE, COMMISSION MER CHANTS AND DEALERS IN GRAIN, FLOUR, FISH, WA TER LIME, PLASTER, SALT, &c, 39,%, 43 and 45 RIVER. [See card p. 167.] Comstock & Newberry, 150 Ontario. Conklin E., 38 Merwin. CUNNINGHAM JAS. S., FOR WARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, OVIATT'S EX CHANGE. [See card p. 168.] DAVIS & VORCE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, PROVIS IONS, &c, (fee. 77 RIVER. Fargo Wm. H. & Co., 22 Blcrwin. HOLT & OVIATT, STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS, JUNCTION OF CANAL AND RIVER. [See card p. 151.] Hughes & Lester, River, Hussey & McBride, 127 River. Are the Best. Price from $40 to $100. 158 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER H. GARRETSON. HANNA, GARRETSON, & CO OLESALE GROC Commission Merchants and Dealers in PRODUCE, SALT, FISH, &c., Nos. 169 and 171 River St. on Eiver. CLEVELAND, OHBQ. Confectioners Boltz Fred. Heckman L., 13 Water. Heckman V., 149 Detroit, w. s. Hersel N., 247 St. Clair. Moore N. R., 18 Pittsbur°\ MOULD & NUMSEN, MANUFAC TURERS OF CANDIES, CON FECTIONARY, ETC., 122 SU PERIOR. Schrink John, 23 Public Square, w. Stacy Josiah, cor. Euclid and Public Square. Wiser C. G., 110 Ontario. Contractors and Builders. BLACKBURN & FULLER, CON TRACTORS AND BUILDERS. DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FINISHED WORK ALWAYS ON HAND, 36 OREGON. Coopers. BASHOLD JOHN, MANUFAC TURER OF ALL KINDS OF BARRELS, KEGS, &c, 220 GARDEN. (See card p 152.) Craw W. V. 24 Lighthouse. Emerick Julius, 61 Ward, w. s. Enkler Win.. Brainard, w. s. Lander II., 136 River. LEIBLE1N GEO, MANUFAC TURER OF ALL KINDS OF COOPERAGE, 54 LORAIN, W.S, Miller Michael, 62 Orange. NEWMAN J. & S.. COOPER. TUB &VAT MANUFACTUR ERS, 43 and 44 ERWIN. (See card, p. 156.) Saddle Lewis, River, w. s. STUMPP B, MANUFACTURER OF BEEF, PORK, FLOUR, OIL AND BEER BARRELS, COR. WARD AND MONROE, W. S. [See card, p. 145.] Weis Philip, 37 Erwin. Coopers Tools, &e- HIGLEY M. E, MANUFACTUR ER OF TRUSS HOOPS, COOP ER'S TOOLS, BOARD RULES, ~^J 1<*J ¦& ^4. ^ y^ ~s^ \j^ ^ g (Successors to BUTTS & KENDALL,) DEALERS W THE CELEBRATED Pittsburgh, and other Gas Goals, P, O. DRAWER, 74, We would also refer to Gas Companies in the following places. New York City, (Manhattan and New York Co.'s,) Brooklyn, AlbaDy, Troy, West Troy, Rochester, Oswego, Rondout, Kingston, Albion, Brock- port, Seneca Falls, Elmira & Lyons, in State of New York; Cleveland, Toledo, Sandusky,, Norwalk and Oberlin, in Ohio; Detroit, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo, in Michigan; Coburg, in Canada; Chicago, 111, and two Companies in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The extensive Mines in Pennsylvania, known as the Sterling Hills, (which are the highest in that part of the State,) are wholly under our control, and the coal is mined and sold only by us, or our agents. As the coal has improved the further we got in, and being several hundred yards further in than last season, with about a hundred feet more earth over it, the quality of coal we mine this year will be better than ever. Some coals are good in one or two particulars, and defective in others; but in combining all the qualities desired in a gas coal, we know of none equal to tbe Sterling. Getting it to this place by Railroad, a supply can be had during the summer months, (as well as at all other times,) which is not the case with coals dependent upon high water for transport ation, as are those shipped from Erie. Having increased our mining facilities, we are prepared to ship on a more extensive scale than hereto fore, and should be pleased to receive your orders. Having discovered that certain unprincipled coal dealers are endeav oring to sell an inferior article of coal, under the name of Sterling, we deem it our duty not only for your interest as well as ours, to notify you, that you may be on your guard in purchasing what you might think was Sterling. There is but one Sterling Coal Mine, and that mine we have the full and entire control of; and Gas Light Companies can only obtain the Genuine Sterling Coal by ordering direct from us, or of F. Welling ton, Syracuse, N. Y, who is our only agent for that State. There being several firm names similar to ours in this city, correspond ents will avoid confusion by being particular to direct their let ters to F. BUTTS & CO., P. 0- Drawer 74, CLEVELAND, O. Grover & Baker's Family Sewing Machines AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 163 imi'i Wholesale and Retail Dealer in mm M mm Straw Goods, Ladies' Furs, Buffalo Robes, Trunks, Valises, Satchels, Umbrellas, Canes, Gents' Gloves of all Kinds. WO. 123 SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. MILLS, AND DEALERS IN FLOUR, MERWIN. Dutton J. & Co, 856 St Clair. Harvey H. & Co., on Canal. Harvey & Witt, Merwin. LaysyJ, Hewit's Block. Union'Flour Mills, cor. Prospect and Ontario. Flouring Mill Machinery, Gear ings, &c. HAYWARD GEO. L, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FLOUR ING MILL MACHINERY AND APPARATUS, DUTCH BOLT ING CLOTHS, FRENCH BURR MILL STONES. WATER LIME, &c, 32 RIVER. Flour, Feed and Grain Dealers. ANDREWS C, FLOUR, FEED, AND GRAIN STORE, COR. ONTARIO AND PROSPECT. Barton B, cor. River and Centre w. s. CLARK, GARDNER , & CO, GRAIN & FLOUR DEALERS, 39, 41, 43, 45, RIVER. [See card, p. 167.] Dempsey J, 39 Pearl. DAVIS & VORCE, DEALERS IN FLOUR AND GRAIN, 77 RIV ER. ST. DUTTON J. & Co, PROP'S ST. CLAIR STEAM FLOUR MILLS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FLOUR AND FEED, 854 ST. CLAIR. Eddy D. A, Fronting Miami. FEIL GABRIEL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN G. W. STEWART. Manufacturer and Dealer in FOREIGJY JtJYJJ DOMESTIC No. 120 BANK STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. FLOUR AND FEED, 313 KINS MAN. Lenge Gasper. 501 Seneca. Lowrie & Rudder, 146 Ontario. Miller J. H, 179 Detroit, w. s. PERRY A M. & CO, WHOLE SALE DEALER IN FLOUR, 116 and 118 SUPERIOR. Quinn A, River. Seibel Adam, 118 Kinsman. Shepard W, 106 East Public Square. Van Pelt S. R, 71 Pittsburg. WIENER A. &CO, DEALERS IN FLOUR AND GRAIN, 30 RIV ER. WEITZ J. & V, FLOUR, FEED, AND GRAIN STORE, 170 and 172 ONTARIO. Werdenkopf J, 239 Garden. Zizelman W. F, 283 St. Clair. Foundries and Machine Shops. BEARDSWORTH & REEVES, PROPRIETORS OF UNION IRON WORKS. (See card p. 147 Are tbe Best. Price from $40 to $100. 164 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER W. D. CUSHnSTG-, AGENT NEW YORK k ERIE RAILROAD CO,, And Cleveland & Dunkirk Daily Line of Steamers, OFFICE, FOOT OF RIVER ArVD FRONT STREETS, CLBVELAUD, OHIO. Blish Garlick, & Co., Meadow. Frankland J, & Co., Front. Holt J. P. foot of Lighthouse. HOLT & SWIFT, PROP,S OF CLEVELAND FOUNDRY, EN GINE AND MACHINE SHOP, SHOP, 64 CENTRE, (See card p. 192.) Larkin F, 2 California. Manning & Reitz, Hewitt's block. Schneider J. A. & G. P, 287 St. Clair. Sommer & Doll, 66 Centre. Freight Agency. PELTON & BREED, AGENTS OF NORTHERN TRANSPORTA TION CO, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. MERWIN. Fruit Stores. Chandler C, cor. Champlain and Ontario. GLENN J. B, & Co., DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, (See card, p. 177.) Lodge G. II, 112 Ontario. Thackwell F, 130 Ontario. Furniture Dealers, (See also Cabinet Makers.) Bander C. L, & Co, 33 Prospect. Rrinker , 112 Water. Gardner & Vincent, 120 Water. Jones John, 20 Pittsburg. KOEBLER CHS. & Co., FURNI TURE DEALERS, UNDERTA KERS, COR. KINSMAN AND CHARLES ST,, (See card, p. 180.) JL Jl, 1 JL And Cutter of Garments, OF THE LATEST STYLES. NO. 264 COLUMBUS, ST., WEST CLEVELAND, 0. All Orders promptly attended to. Line Wm, 313 St. Clair. Pratt D.N, 117 Water. SHEPARD D. A, & Co, MANU FACTURERS AND DEALERS IN FURNITURE, CHAIRS, DOORS, WINDOW SASH AND WINDOW BLINDS, 131 WA TER. Garden & Museum. MESSNER & ELMER, PROP'S WILLIAMS' PARK & SUM MER HARDEN, EASTERN TERMINUS OF KINSMAN ST. R. R. (See card, p. 156.) STRANGE S, FOREST DALE GARDENS AND MUSEUM COR. KINSMAN AND WIL SON AVE. Gas Lamps. [See also Oils and Oil Lamps.] SUTLIFF MILO, PARAGON GAS LAMPS, 91 BANK, [See card, p. 146.] Grover & Baker's Family Sewing Maclilnes AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 165 WILLIAM HART, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINET AND CHAIR MANUFACTURER, 107 Water Street, Cleveland, 0. Keeps constantly on hand A general assortment of Cabinet Ware, Chairs, &c. .._,.,. g£slt&l Also, a large assortment of Rosewood My^^ liJ^TJ^^ff^r and Fine Mahogany Furniture. Centre Tables, Bureaus, Sofas, Stands, Bedsteads, Rocking, Mahogany, and Cane Seat Chairs, Wash Stands, &c, &c. N. B. — Work made to order on short notice. C. FEIKERT, Manufacturer of all kinds of Rope, Twine, Cordage and Rigging, 316 AND 318 KINSMAN STREET, CLEVELAND, O. All Orders promptly attended to. Gas Light and Coke Company. Cleveland Gas Light Co, 197 Su perior. Gents' Furnishing Goods. BUTTS B, 123 SUPERIOR. (See card p. 163.) Smith Silas, 135 Superior. General Store. Allinger E, 97 Garden. # Geologist. Newberry Dr. J, A, 61 Prospect. Glassware. Rice & Burnett. 103 Superior. Glass, Paints, Glue, &c. BENTON, BROTHERS & Co, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ORNAMENTAL & PLATE WINDOW GLASS, FULL AND HALF CONCAVE GROUND RAZORS. johnISssermam, GRINDER OF RAZORS, Shears, Scissors, Surgical Instru ments, and all kinds of Edge Tools. NO. 27 OREGON STREET, CLEVELAN-D5 O. 8S""Concave Ground Razors, Shears, Scissors, &c, of the most approved kinds, warranted, constantly on hand, and for sale cheap. PAINTS, VARNISHES AND GLUE, 186 SUPERIOR. (See card p. 178.) Glove Maker. Casper Bohm, 183 Hamilton. Great Western Dispatch. Barney B. H, foot of River and Front. Grinder of Razors, Surgical In struments, &e. WASSERMAN JOHN, GRIND ER OF RAZORS, SHEARS, SCISSORS, SURGICAL IN STRUMENTS, AND ALL KINDS OF EDGE TOOLS, 27 OREGON. [See card p. 165.] Grind Stones. STEARNS CHAS. W, WHOLE SALE DEALER IN GRIND STONES, FLAGGING, &c, foot OF VINEYARD ST. HILL.— [See card p. 152.] Are the Best. Price from $40 to $100. 166 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER R. Frisby. A. Stephens. H. A. Stephens. FRISBY, STEPHENS, * CO., MANUFACTURERS, FOREST CITY C0FF1 Al SPICE MILLS, No, 20 Merwin Street, CleTeland, Ohio. "Wholesale Dealers in TEAS, GREEN. ROASTED & GROUND COFFEES, Pepper, Allspice, Cinnamon. Chocolate Cayenne, Cloves, Mustard of all qualities, Baking Powders, Cream Tartar, Saleratus Nutmegs, Cocoa, Pepper Sauce, Pearl Barley, Indigo, Mace, Carb. Soda, Ginger, Starch, Choice Brands of Cigars, &o. Grocers. Aitkain Mrs. Jane, 166 Main, w. s. Alackmer R. H, corner Perry and Prospect. Allan Mrs. Elizabeth, 155 Detroit, west side. Apy Peter, 216 Pearl, w, s. Bailey E. M, 107 Marion. Bailey J. G, 14 Garden. BECK GEO. D, DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCER IES, PROVISIONS & FRUITS, 270 SUPERIOR, HOFFMAN'S BLOCK. Beckman H, 160 River. Bimeler G, cor. Kinsman and Er- win. Blee Hugh, 28 Walnut. Blooh A, New England House, Wa ter. Borger J, 172 Greenwood. Boyle Daniel, 214 Ontario. Brescher A, 225 Hamilton. Brokenshire Mrs. H. L, 244 Gar den Bruggeman J. G, 437 St. Clair. Burgess L. F. & S, 116 River. Burns Thomas, 232 Lorain, w. s. Carr Francis, 160 Detroit, w. s. Carr Patrick, 185 Detroit, w. s. Carson Edward, 126 Pittsburg. Casselbory W. D., 341 St. Clair. Clark W. R, 725 St. Clair. Colahan B, cor. Columbus and Lo rain, w. s. Connrad J, cor. Pearl and Willey. w. s. Cowell Geo, 217 Perry. Dahler Jacob, 206 Lorain, w. s. Decker E, 205 Superior. Dill Edward, cor. Lake and Brig. DONNELLEY M., GROCERY AND PROVISION DEALER, COR. PEARL AND FRANK LIN. Doss Michael, 381 Lorain, w. s. Ebely Geo, 380 Lorain w. s. Ekinsfels A, 323 Pittsburg. Elsinger M, cor. Prospect and Lib erty. Farley John, 188 Detroit. Fickelsher F, 55 Oregon. Fitzgerrald Wm, 158 Seneca. Flick Joseph, cor. Jackson and Floyd. Fooargul C, 859 St. Clair. Faulkner Geo, 182 Ontario. Fournier Henry, 120 Detroit, w. s. Fuldheim M, 110 Pittsburg. Gahan James, 135 Pearl, w. s. Gallagher Patrick, 45 Lighthouse. Gates M, 154 Lorain, w. s. Gerlach P, 51 Centre. Gilbert & Pease, 132 Ontario. Goetz Frank, 243 Pear], w. s. Goodrich Mrs. J, 427 St. Clair. Goaca Luke, 301 St. Clair. Greene James, 204 Ontario GREGORY MICHAEL, GRO CERY, 245 ERIE. Haggarty Francis, 317 Lorain, w. s Hall Wm, 152 Ontario. Harley P, 79 Lake. Hart Chas, 24 Bolivar. Grover & Baker make the best Sewing Machines. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 16V CLARK, GARDNER & CO., PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers in G-IR^IIST-, IFLOTTIR,, FISH, Water Lime, Plaster, Coarse, Fine, Ground, Solar and Dairy Salt Nos. 39, 41, 43, and 45 River St., CLEVELAKD, O. Prope rty received by Railroad or Canal, for sale or shipment. Will give personal attention to the sale and purchase of Produce and Merchan dise, on Commission. Liberal Cash advancements made on consign ments. j|Eg~Refer to Banks, Bankers and Business men generally. M. B. Clark, J. D. Rockefeller, [Late Clark & Rockefeller] George W. Gardner [Late of Firm of Otis, Brown ell & Co.] Heil Conrad, 238 Pearl, w. s. Hemrick , 50 Morrison. Henry M, 34 River. Herth John, 156 Cedar. Hess John, cor. Orange and Cross. Hey Ehart, 157 Lorain, w. s. Hirambeck Mrs. Jacob, 285 Lake. Hobam Thomas, cor. Wood and Lake. Hoffman Adam,, 232 Kinsman. Hopp M, 160 Garden. Hoszell R, G. H, cor. Webster and Erie. Hower J. M, 163 Ontario. Hutchison J. P, 15 Bank. Inghbart Mrs, E, 189 Pittsburg. Jemieson Julius, 27 Ohio. JOHNES H. W, CHOICE FAMI LY GROCERIES. ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES, HA VANA CIGARS, SUPERIOR OLD WINES, BRANDIES & LIQUORS, 108 HOFFMAN'S BLOCK, EAST SIDE OF PUB LIC SQUARE. Jones H. W, cor. Rockwell Erie. Kehres John, 286 Garden. Kinderick William, cor. Perry Cherry. Kilmer Henry, 209 Garden. Kirchner C, 42 Clinton. Koss Joseph. 47 Mayflower. Krcjeitz M, cor. Groten and Forest, Ayser & Perry, 111 Ontario. and ind LAMPMAN N. S, CHOICE FAM ILY GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES,CTGARS & FRUIT, 13 PERKIN'S BUILDING. W. S. PUBLIC SQUARE. LaRue Nathan. 123 Cedar. Le Pelly S. B, cor. Lorain and Jer sey, w. s. Loeser M, 154 Scovel. Macardle , 395 St, Clair. McCart M, 3>!l St. Clair. McGlaughlin Matthew, 377 Lorain w. s. McKinty John, 58 Bank. McMahon Martin, 126 Detroit, w. s. Mc Mully Samuel 458 St. Clair. McNally P, 22 River. McNamaree D, 657 St. Clair. Marm Katherine, 422 Lake. Martine H, 184 Ontario. Marx F, 147 St. Clair, Mason C, 254 Perry. Mead G. W, 3 Garden. MelcherJ. II. & Co, 190 and 192 Prospect. MetcalfS. C, 31 Chesnut. Meyer C, cor. Pittsburg. Michael G, 289 Kinsman. Micklish Henry, 171 Drtroit, w. s Mosebecker John, 79 Crotton. Moses Samuel, 180 Grocery. Mouse Joseph, 141 Lorain, w. s. Mower Andrew, 420 Lorain, w. s. Muenzing C. J, 182 Greenwood. Murphey John, 118 Detroit, w. s. Grover & Baker make the best Sewing Machines. 168 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER JAS. S. CUNNINGHA FORWARDING Al COMMISSION AGEN Oviatt's Exchange, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Agent for Cunningham k Shaw. 50 Tower Buildings, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, m Refer to T. P. Handy, Pres't Commercial Bank, Cleveland, Geo. My- gatt, Cashier Merchant's Bank, Cleveland; N. C. Winslow, Cleveland; S. Raymond & Co., Cleveland; P. Anderson, Chicago; H. C. Ranney, Chicago. Neanhouse John, Garden, cor. New ton. 3SELSON S. W, DEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES, &c, 177 DETROIT, W. S. Newcomb S, 165 & 167 Kinsman. New Isaac, Ag't, 32 Prospect. New Nathan, 59 St. Clair. Nierman John, 51 Ward, w. s. O'Brien P. 257 Superior. Oliver J. C, 76 Huntington. Oilman Jacob, 164 Prospect. O'Sullivan P, 70 Water. Ott Geo, 277 St. Clair. Ott Geo, 707 St. Clair. Pfeiffer Frederick, 86 Lorain, w. s. Powell H. H, 134 Ontario. Reafe Christian, 786 St. Clair. Reese F, 175 Lorain, w. s. Rice Simon, 222 Ontario. Roney Mark, Lake. Rose W. E, 154 Ontario. SaegerF, 320 Kinsman. Scanlan Thos, 230 Lorain, w. s. Schaffner S, 290 Pittsburg. Schreiner Andro, 110 Chatham, w. s. Schuren F, 408 Lorain, w. s. Schwap Solomon, 108 Pittsburg. Sem T. M, 32 Scovell. .Schoff John, 9 Lorain, w. s. Shoffner L, 50 Superior. Shuler Coouey, cor. Jackson and Kinsman. Shulte M.F,cor. Orange and Perry. Shykowitz C. S, 122 Pittsburg. Singer John, 177 Pearl, w. s. SMITH THOMAS, DEALER IN FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GRO CERIES AND LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, 164 DETROIT, W. S. Southworth . 117 Ontario. Sieinfurth F, 35 Oregon. Sterner J, cor. Orange and May flower. Straus Reuben, cor. Huron and Pittsburg. Stubenger M, 56 Michigan. Surenger T, 32 Erwin. Tamblyn John, 116 and 118 Onta rio. Terboss Joseph, 156 Pearl, w. s. Theas Henry, 193 Lorain, w. s. Tibbetts L. C, cor. Lorain and Pearl. Townsend Nelson, 4 Pittsburg. Trampel J, 43 Oregon. Treemer Geo, 14 Crotton. Turner A. P, 151 Pearl. Vallentine F, 86 Garden. Wagner M, Middle St. Clair. Walker E. T, 8 Central Market Ground. Walker Henry, 67 Monroe, w. s. Wamelink L. B, 139 Lorain, w. s. Wangerin A, 559 St. Clair. Warbarton Thomas, 222 Lake. Weeber Christopher, 104 Pearl, w. s. WEBER JOHN, DEALER IN GROCERIES, SHIP STORES, CHINA, GLASS ANDQUEENS- WARE, FLOUR, FISH, &c, &c„ 162 RIVER. [See card p. 152.] Weil Mrs. S, 40 Seneca. WENHAM A. J, DEALER IN GROCERIES, DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, &c. [See card p. 14S.] White L, 57 Merwin. Grover.& Baker make the best Sewing Machines. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 169 G. H. DETMER. H. DETMER. G. H. DETMER & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in )¥ 1 im Nos. 156 and 158 River Sts., CLEVELAND, OHIO. A very large stock of Imported and Domestic Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and Tailors' Trimmings Kept constantly on hand. {jgs^Also, Gents Furnishing Goods, and Clothing made to order in the latest styles. Wilke Otto, 537 St. Clair. Winter Peter, 171 Hamilton. Wolf J, 17 Pittsburg. Wolf F, 311 Kinsman. Wolf S, cor. Ontario and Lake. WoodliffE, (colored) 158 Prospect. Wornrer I, cor. Centre and Mer win. Yeitz C, 325 Lorain, w. s. Zweidinger Chas, 72 Bolivar. Groceries, Wholesale. BABCOCK & KURD, WHOLE SALE GROCERS AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS. FOR EIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQ UORS. Bradburn, Fisher & Co, 58 and 60 River. ED WARDS & IDDINGS, WHOLE SALE GROCERS AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS, SU GAR, TEAS, COFFEE, OILS, TOBACCO, 145 WATER. Gordon, McMillan & co, WHOLESALE GROCERS, COR. MERWIN & SUPERIOR. HANNA, GARRETSON & Co, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 169 and 171 RIVER. [See card p. 158.] SPRAGUE GEO, WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT AND DEALER IN PORK, FISH, FLOUR, LIQ UORS, &c, OVIATT'S BLOCK, FOOT OF SUPERIOR. Umbstaetter L, River. Wick C. D, 56 River. Groceries Wholesale and Retail. BRANCH & Mc MURRAY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES, 188 SUPERIOR. Wenham A. J, 28 Merwin. Guns, Rifles, Pistols, &e. HATTERSLEY H, MANUFACT URER AND DEALER IN RI FLES AND SHOT, SPORTING APPARATUS, GUN MATE RIALS, 102 SUPERIOR. JENNINGS R, MANUFACTUR ER, IMPORTER & DEALER IN RIFLES AND SHOT GUNS, 218 ONTARIO. Hair Braider. Juner Miss, 257 Erie. Hardware. Colwell & Co, 143 Ontario. Luetkemeyer H. W, 150 Superior. Wells H. K. & Co, 11 Pearl, w. s. Worthington Geo. & Co, Ware house 81 Merwin, Sale Rooms cor. Water and Superior. Hardware, Wholesale- Bingham W. & Co , 148 and 15(1 Water. Reynolds H. K. 96 Superior. TENNIS & DANGLER, WHOLE- Grover & Baker make the best Sewing Machines. 170 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER :ea g-le distillery. S. BUHEEE, Distiller and Rectifier of Alcohol, Pure and Cologne Spirits, Bnhrer's Magnolia, Cuyahoga Valley, and other Brands of Whisky; Sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated Pure Rye and Banana Whisky, and Bnhrer's Gentian Bit ters, also, Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. NO. 6 HEWIT'S BLOCK, 1 rtT fTTPT A KTTI nnifl NO. 70 MERWIN STREET,/ L.LLV kLiiPiD, UJ1IU. SALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE, 147 WATER. Hats, Caps and Eurs Benedict L. & Sons, 201 Superior. Benton J. J, 255 Superior. BUTTS B, HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS, LADIES' FURS, BUFFALO ROBES, TRUNKS, VALICES, SATCH ELS, UMBRELLAS, CANES, 123 SUPERIOR. [See card p. 163] Collins, Goodsell & Co, 125| Wa ter, up stairs. DECKARD AND ENGELHART, MANUFACTURERS & DEAL ERS IN HATS, CAPS, FURS, 154 SUPERIOR. Fuller & Co., 133 and 135 Water. Gillmore M, 148 Seneca. Mack John G, 66 Superior. Paddock T. S, 241 Superior. Prescott and Chase, 143J Water. Stair E. & Co, 245 Superior. Wilkouskie B., 64 Superior. Hay Market and Scales. Shadbolt T, Seneca, over the River. Hides, Leather and Findings. BRATENAHL BROS, DEALERS IN LEATHER, HIDES & OIL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, VINEYARD BLOCK, FOOT OF SUPERIOR. COOKE W. P. & Co, DEALERS IN LEATHER, HIDES, OILS. FINDINGS, &c, 127 WATER. Glaser Bros, 115 Water. NEWMARK S, WOOL, HIDES AND PELTS, 165 ONTARIO. Homeopathic Pharmacy. HALL JOHN B, M. D, HOMEO PATHIC CHEMIST, 16 WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. (See card opp. front cover.) Hospital. MARINE HOSPITAL, LAKE. Hotels and Hotel Proprietors. ALLEN S. D, PROP. BENNETT FOREST CITY HOUSE, COR. SUPERIOR AND PUBLIC SQR. [See card p. 179.] ANGIER HOUSE, R. M. N. TAY LOR, PROP, COR. BANK AND ST. CLAR. [See card p. 185.] BACKUS N, HOTEL KEEPER, COR. PITTSBURG & LIBER TY. [See card p 156.] Barrett M, River. Brockway T. B, 114 Seneca. BURNETT HOUSE, J TINKER & SON, PROP'S, CORNER ON TARIO AND PROSPECT. [See card p. 150.] City Hotel, Seneca. COATES & BRAMLEY, NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, COR. WA TER AND JOHNSON. (See card p. 148.) Grover & Baker's Family Sewing Machines AND BUSINESS DIKfiOTORY. 171 W. PARKS, M. D., IMSJSAM MEDICINE IMFIMAEY Corner of Ontario and Michigan Streets, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Particular attention paid to the treatment of all Chronic Diseases, and all others known in office practice. Has been very successful in the treatment of Crippled Limbs, Stiff and Swelled Joints, &c. The best of references can be given. Office hours from 8 A. M, to 8 P. M. Cook Mrs. Myria, cor. River and Main, w. s. Dalton^House,262 Pittsburg. DeLong P. L, cor. Columbus and Willey, w. s. Dottey K. E, cor. Pearl and Wil ley, w. s. ENSIGN J. A, PROP'R AMERI CAN HOTEL, SUPERIOR.— [See card p. 176.] European House, 43 north side Public Square. Gilbert W. B, 244 Pearl, w. s. nanscon L, cor. Pearl and Detroit, w. s. JOHNSON HOUSE, SUPERIOR ST, G. F. R. WADLEIGH PRO. [See card p. 147.] KEISEIL WM, PROP'R ST. CLAIR HOTEL, COR. ST. CLAIR & WATER. Keller B, 30 Lighthouse. Kleinschmidt A„206 St. Clair. Laysy J, cor. Columbus and Tra cey, w. s. Lenibeck C, cor. Front and Midow. McLane Alex, cor, Pearl and Lo rain, w. s. MERCHANT'S HOTEL, COR. MAIN AND RIVER, G. F. R. WADLEIGH, PROP. (See card p. 146.) MERKELjM, PROP, WASHING TON HOUSE, 38 RIVER, (See card p. 151.) NAPOLEON HOUSE, F. K. FISHER, PROP, 104 WATER. NEW ENGLAND HjOTEL, COATES & BRAMLEY, PRO PRIETORS ,COR. WATER & JOHNSON. (See card p. 148.) Smith Nicholas, 152 Detroit, w. s. TOHMPSON GEO, PROP, OF THOMPSON'S HOTEL. (See card p. 149.) TINKER J. & SON BURNETT HOUSE, COR. ONTARIO AND PROSPECT, [See card p. 150.] WEDDEL HOUSE, J. P. ROSS, PROP' cor. SUPERIOR AND BANK,(See card p. 186.) Wright House, 123 Ontario. Ice Dealers, Allpress & Gardner, 20 River. Allpress & Gardner, 108 Superior. Insurance Agencies, Eire, Life and Marine. Brayton H. F., Agent, Atwater Building. Carltons C. C, 197 Superior. Coe & May, Oviatt's block. Commercial Mutual Insurance Co., Oviatt's block. Ensworth J, Perkin's Building, west Public Square. Fireman's Insurance Co, 1 Lymans' Building, West Puplic (Square. GERMAN INSURANCE Co, AT WATER BUILDING. Henderson Anthony, Superior. LIVERPOOL & LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE Co, ESTABLISHED IN 1836, S. C. GREEN'Agent, 205 SUPERIOR UP STAIRS. Resolute Marine Insurance Co., 6 Board of Trade Rooms. SPALDING R. C, GENERAL FIRE &, MARINE INSURANCE Are the Best. Price from $40 to $100. 172 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER THE DISPATCH Roasts meats by an open fire. It has a better oven than any other Stove. It consumes less wood than any other Stove. It is made with Waterback, or with Reservoir, or without either. We have also for sale, all of the newest and most approved styles of Cooking. Parlor and Heating Stoves,- for wood or coal; also, enameled Grates and House Furnishing Goods. We manufacture and have for sale, all varieties of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, at the well known stand of 42 South Side Public Square, Cleveland, 0. CLEVELAND FILE WORKS, [ESTABLISHED 1852,] No. 23 Columbus Street, CLEVELAND, 0. JOHN PARKIN & Co, - - - Proprietors. Files and. JR.assps Of every description Mannfactured and Re-cnt in the Lest Style. Letters of enquiry, and work from the country, will meet with prompt attention. AGENT, ROOM, 7 OVIATT'S BLOCK, (See card p. 180.) STRONG ASAIIEL, AGENT OF AM ERIC AN EXCHANGE PIRF INSURANCE Co, 11 ATWA TER BLOCK. WEATHERLY J. L, MARINE .fe FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, 3 BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS. Iron Merchants. (See also Iron Manufacturers.) CAREY W. F. & Co, WHOLE SALE DEALERS IN IRON, NAILS, STEEL AND BOILER PLATE, WINDOW GLASS, &c, 61, 63, 65 and 67 RIVER. [See card p. 181.] CLARK JAS. F, DEALER IN IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS, ALL KINDS OF SHELF HARD WARE, 92 SUPERIOR. JACKSON IRON Co, DEALERS IN IRON ORE, ATWATER BLOCK. Smith J. S, 117 Seneca. Grover & Baker's Family Sewing Machines AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 173 THE CLEVELAND FLAIN DEALER, Established January 1st, 1841. PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BIT J"- ~W. O-IE^AJX", CORNER SUPERIOR AND VINEYARD STREETS., CLEVELAND, O. THE DAILY PLAIN DEALER Is one of the oldest daily papers in the Northwest, and being theonly Dem ocratic Daily in Northern Ohio, it affords advantages to advertisers un- equaled by any paper in this vicinity. It contains the latest News and Market Reports received by telegraph up to the time of going to press, and 30 hours in advance of the New York Dailies. It is published every afternoon, (Sundays excepted,) at 3 o'clock, and is sent to mail subscri bers at the following rates: PER YEAR $5.00. LESS THAW A YEAR, Per Month 50 cts. THE TiJ-WIElLY PLAIi DEALER Contains all the reading matter of the Daily, Telegraphic and Commercial Reports, and is confessedly the best and cheapest paper published in Ohio. It is printed every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, and is furnished to mail subscribers at the following rates : PER YEAR 3,00. FIVE COPIES, one year $12;00. TWO COPIES, one year 6,00. TWEMTY '¦ " " 40,00. THE WEEKLY PLA81 ©EALIi Is printed every Wednesday morning, and contains the news of the weeki Choice, Original and Selected Miscellany, Editorials, Correspondence, the latest Telegraphic reports, and carefully prepared Market reports, of this and the Eastern markets, and has the largest circulation of any paper in the west. It is furnished to subscribers at the following rates: Single Subscription, per year $1,50. Clubs of Ten, per year $10,00. " '• for six months 1,00. All over ten copies, to one P. 0 1,00. To each getter up of a Club, one copy extra. TO ADVERTISERS. We beg leave to call the attention of advertisers to the rare induce ments offered by the Plain Dealer, for giving publicity to their busi ness. The combind Weekly Circulation has reached the enormous num- of 65,000! being the largest circulation of any Democratic paper in the United States! The subscribers are bona fide, having paid in advance, and their names appear on our Subscription Books. Are the Best. Price iron $40 to $100. 174 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER And all Important Points in the 'Great Wesr — — - — «aa «»4g» ¦» q^- FAEE ONEDOLLAR LESS N CEHTRU MIL RAID Lilt, Than any Other Rail Road Route. STEAMERS OCEAN, AisriD MAY QUEEN, Form a Daily Line Between EZ&WDJk D3STH01T. One of the above boats leaves Cleveland every evening, (Sundays ex cepted,) on the arrival of the evening trains from Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Cincinnati, connecting next morning at Detroit with the Michigan Cen tral Rail Road for Chicago and the "West," thereby saving night travel in a hot pent up car. JB@" Detroit Passengers by taking this route, Will Save 173 Miles Rail Road Travel. JSTNo Loss of Sleep between Cleveland and Chicago. -. — *Oi . Trains on the Michigan Central Rail Road run into the Great Union Depot at Chicago, from which the trains of the Illinois Central ; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy ; Chicago, Alton & St. Louis ; Chicago & Galena Union Rail Roads depart, avoiding Hack Hire and frequent changes of Baggage, incident to other Routes. S&" Be sure and call for Tickets by the Michigan Central Rail Road Line, and be sure that they read, " Cleveland & Detroit-" JKiT'For the transportation of Freights, Horses, Cattle, and movers em igrating to the Far West, this line offers inducements that cannot be ob tained elsewhere. Freights Contracted through to all Western points at the Lowest Possible Rates. XtfST Tickets can bo obtained at all the principal Ticket Offices, also at the Office of the line on the Dock. L. A. PIERCE, Gen'l Ag't. KEITH & CARTER, Agt's., Detroit. Chveland, May, 1861. Grover & Baker's Family Sewing Machines VND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 175 "WILLIAM YAPP, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in TIN, COPPER Al SUIT IRON WARE, Personal Attention paid to JC®- All kinds of Iron Cornice constantly on hand and made to order. 101 Prospect & 106 Brownell Sts., CLEVELAND OHIO. All orders promptly executed and warranted. TUTTLE H. B., AGENT FOR LAKE SUPERIOR IRON Co., AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, OVIATT'S BL'K. Iron Manufacturers. BEARDSWORTH & REEVES, PROP'S OF UNION IRON WORKS, COR. WASSON AND HAMILTON. [See card p. 147.] Gardner G. S. & (JO., 16 West. HOLT & SWIFT, IRON FOUND RY AND MACHINE SHOP, 04 CENTRE. [See card p. 192.] McCLELAND& Co.GLOBEIRON WORKS, COR. ELM & CEDAR. W. S. OTIS & Co., PROP'S LAKE ERIE IRON WORKS.STEAM FORGE AND ROLLING MILL, LAKE SHORE, W.S. R. R. IRON MILL CO., MANU FACTURERS OF R. R. IRON RAIL, CHAIRS, MERCHANT IRON, &c„ NEAR C. & E. & C. P. R. ROADS. EAST SIDE OF THE CITY. (See card opp. in- SMITH AEBERT G., Pres't OF R. R. IRON MILL Co., NEAR PITTSBURG R. R. SHOPS.— (See card opp. index.) STONE, CHISHOLM & JONES, MANUEACTURERS OF R. R. IRON, BAR IRON, &c , &c, COR. FRONT AND RIVER. Iron Railings, Gratings, &c Cleveland Iron Railing Works, 10 Prospect. HOLMES ROBERT, MANUFAC TURER OF PLAIN & ORNA MENTAL IRON RAILINGS, BALCONIES, VERANDAS, WINDOW GUARDS, &c, &c, 17 and 19 VINEYARD. [See card p. 154.] Schneider H., 10 Prospect. Jewelers. ABRECHT LOUIS, MANUFAC TURING HAIR JEWELER, 70 ONTARIO. Benton Lucius A., 112 Superior. Burt Merrit, 183 Superior. Cowles & Co., cor. Public Square. CRITTENDEN N. E., IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY, &c, 121 SU PERIOR. (See card p. 181.) CUDWORTH AND LORING, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WHTCHES CLOCKS, JEWEL RY, &c, 196 ONTARIO. Deitz B. G., 62 Public Square. Droz F. H., cor. of Pearl and De troit, w. s. Field D. E, 127 Bank. GOODiMAN JOHN, CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER & JEWEL ER, 256 SUPERIOR; [See card p. 147.] Are the Best. Price from S4© to $100. 176 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER AHIMM l©fflIL CLEVELAND, OHIO. J. A. ENSIGN, - HENRY MARVIN, Proprietor. Clerk. Cirover & Baker make the Best Sewing machines. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 177 J. B. Glenn. I. W. Moncmef. J. B. CLENU * CO,, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FOUEM & DOMESTIC FRUITS VEGETABLES, ETO. ALSO, bealers in POULTRY AND GAME IN THEIR SEASON. Agents for J. Davidson's English Farina Cracknels, ISO Ontario Street, CIL.EVELA.ISrr>, O. Orders from city and country filled promptly and at lowest rates. Heine A., 294 Pittsburg. Holt John P., foot of Lighthouse JANKAU A., WHOLESALE DEALER IN WATCHES & JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, WHITE GOODS, LACES, COL LARS, SHIRT BOSOMS, &c, 184 SUPERIOR, [See card p. 148.] Johnson Geo., 316 St. Clair. MAYER JACOB, WATCH MA- KFR AND JEWELER, 153 WATER, [See card p. 192.] MOLLEN C, WATCHES AND JEWELRY, 194 SUPERIOR, [See card p. 139.] Pugh R. J., 10 Public Square. Schneider Geo., 14 Pearl, w. s. Thiele C. F., 133 Bank. WAGNER WILLIAM, DEALER IN WATCHES, JEWELRY- MONEY TO LOAN, COR. WA TER & SUPERIOR. Wertheimer M., 14 Pittsburg, Justices of the Peace. Locksmiths. Kirner M., 30 Pittsburg. Schwartzenburg Jacob, 156 Seneca. Steiger John G., cor. Columbus and Lorain, w. s. BROWN JULIUS H., JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, OFFICE, Cor. BRAINERD AND ABBEY W. S, FOLJAMBE SAMUEL, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 96 SUPERI OR. HESSENMULER E., JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, 90 SUPERI OR. Porter Wells, 133 Detroit. 12 Grover & Baker make the best Sewing Machines. Lime Manufacturers. Calkins G. W. & Co., Canal, near Weigh Lock. Clark Diodate, Centre. Lithographers. Sanford & Haywood, Superior. BRAINERD & BURRIDGE, BANK, ST. [See card p. 146.] Livery and Sale Stables. Briggs C. C, 190 Detroit, w. s. Briggs E., 144 Pearl, w. s. Curtis & Tompkins, 53 Champlain. Gaines J. W., 128 Champlain. Jennings C. H., 10 Academy Lane. Lawrence W. G.| cor. Erie and The resa Lane. 99 Seneca. k Co., 5 Academy Parker Frank, Potts W. H. Lane. Sheldon W. B. ter. St. Clair, near Wa- Local Inspector of Lake Board of Undertakers. ^ Gardner C. A., Oviatt's Block. Looking Glasses and Picture Frames. Sargent J. W., Marble block, Supe rior. 178 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER BENTON, BROTHERS & CO., Wholesale Dealers in FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN, Ornamental & Plate Window Glass PAINTS, VARNISHES AND GLUE, 186 SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, 0. Lumber Dealers Crapser M. & Co., 175 Merwin. Foote & King, 275 River. Harmon & Crowl, 139 Merwin. Hurlbut H. A., cor. Merwin and Centre. PURDY & McNEIL, WHOLE- SALE AND RETAIL DEAL ERS IN PINE AND DOMES TIC LUMBER, LATH & SHIN GLES, 277 MERWIN, NEAR COLUMBUS ST. BRIDGE, SABIN W. & Co., MANUFACTU RERS AND WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN LUM BER, LATH AND SHINGLES. 133 MERWIN. Sanford D., 160 Merwin. Sanford E., Ill Merwin. SHELDON & FRENCH, WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL DEAL ERS IN PINE AND DOMES TIC LUMBER, LATH, SHIN GLES AND TIMBER, 177 MER WIN. Slaght E. . A3L.LE1V, Proprietor. IN FRESH AND SALT MEATS AND CURED PROVISIONS GENERALLY, 167 ONTARIO. Wurtz P., 17 Marshall. Mercantile Agency. Dunn R. C. & Co., Atwater build- Merchants Dispatch.. Boylston H. K., 2 Johnstone's block River. Merchant Tailors. Althen Geo., 166 Superior. Beverland John, 127 Detroit, w. s. Cooke & Alton, 32 and 34 Superior, Eyears Alfred, 121 Bank. Hancock Wm. B., 141 Superior. Heil Henry, 93 Pearl, w. s. Klegin C. F., 115 Seneca. Latimer L. M., 15 Public Square. Moeder D. 150 River. Mooney M., Public Square. Seaman H., 131 Bank. Shelly John, 125 Superior. Strong John, Cleveland Ohio. WIEBER J. B., MERCHANT TAI LOR, 6 PEARL. Wilkinson A., 129 Bank. Milk Dealers. Heycox & Co., 167 River. Milliners. (See also Dress Makers.) Abbott Miss E. A., Hudson, near Scovill ave. Bower Mrs. H., 20 Kinsman. Buron Miss, 40 Pittsburg. Chubb Mrs. Julia A., 90 Lorain w. side. Dolman Mrs., cor. Superior and Sen eca. Gunson Mrs., 246 St. Clair. Hoper Mrs., 44 Superior. Kimberly Mrs., 173 Detroit, w. s. Lappel Miss Mary, 7 Garden. Miller Mrs. M., 61 Rockwell. Snell Mrs. Sophia, 142 Pearl, w. s. Suss Mrs Babet, 222 Ontario. Millinery Silk & Fancy Goods- (See also Fancy Stores.) Hutchins Mrs., 88 Seneca. Marchand J., 251 Superior. Meares Mrs. 256 Superior. Porter Mrs., 94 Seneca. Model & Patern Maker, Gerspacher J., 189 Kinsman. Music Teachers. Brainard & Co., 203 Superior. Dormeyer H., 259 St. Clair. Frosch C, 86 Kinsman. Shaw & Barlow, 5 Euclid. Smith C, 38 Kinsman. Wilson Robert 59 Walnut.. Are the Best. Price from $40 to $100 180 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER CHARLES KOEBLER & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF COE. KINSMAN AND CHARLES STREETS, GLETELA1TD, OBCIO. R C. SPALDING, GENERAL FIRE & MARINE No. 1 Board of Trade Rooms, OVIATT'S EMH.OT, FOOT OF SUPERIOR ST„ CLEVELAND, OHIO. North-Western Insurance Company, Oswego— Capital and Assets, $320,000. Market Fire Insurance Company, No. 37 Wall street, New York— Capital $200,000. Norwich Fire Insurance Company, Norwich, Conn.— Capital $200,000. Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. — Cash Capital and Surplus, $232,859 86. News Depots. Hawks & Bro., 259 Superior. Murray J., 121 St. Clair Walsh James, 226 Ontario. Watson J. S. 2114 Superior. Newspapers, ALLARDT M. H., PUBLISHER OF REVIEW, ATWATER BUILDING. Brown Thomas & Kirkpatrick J., Lyman's Building, west Public Square. COWELS E. & CO., PROP'S OF CLEVELAND DAILY, TRI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY LEADER, 144 SUPERIOR. [See card p. 198.] FAIRBANKS, BENEDIICT & Co., DAILY, TBI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY HERALD, 182 BANK. (See card p. 195.) GRAYJ. W.. DAILY, TRI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY PLAIN DEALEY, COR. SUPE RIOR AND VINEYARD. (See card p. 173.) Lewis G. F., 99 Superior. Ohio Farmer, Lyman's Building, West Public Square. Notary Public. Camp H. S., 139 Superior. Nursery. Fletcher J. P., 468 St. Clair. Ocultists. Everett & Marshall, 86 Brownell. Omnibus Line. STEVENS H. S„ PROP'R OF THE OMNIBUS LINE, Pres't OF THE KINSMAN STREET R. R. Co., Superintendent OF EAST CLEVELAND R. R. Co. 36 WATER. Oysters and Fresh Fish- Maltby C. S., 209 Superior. Mann L., 124 Detroit. Oil Cloth Factory. Cleveland Floor Oil Cloth Factory, Canal, above Ontario. Grover & Baiter's Family Sewing Machines AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 181 IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE. Nos. 61, 63, 65 & 67 EIVER STREET, CLEVELAND, 0. Nos. 95, 96, 97 & 98 ON THE DOCK. ^V. F. CAREY £c OO., WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF ERGER'S JDIUTA MILS COMMON AND CHARCOAL SHEET IRON, Juniata Boiler Plate, Spring, Plow and Blister Steel, Steel Plow Wings, Bar Iron, Croton Window Glass, Grindstones, William C. Barr's Celebrated Fire Proof Safes, &c, at Manufacturers' Prices. ESTABLISHED 18S6. N. E. CRITTENDEN, Importer, Manufacturer & Dealer in Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, Cutlery, &c. Watchmakers' fools and Materials. No. 127 Superior Street, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Oil & Oil Lamps- BARRIE S. S., WHOLESALE DEALER IN OILS, LAMPS, &c, 116 BANK. CLARK AARON, DEALER IN COAL AND CARBON OIL, AT WHOLESALE, 289 ONTARIO. [See card p. 187.) Great Western Coal Oil Works, Of fice rear of 106 St. Clair. Howe, Backus & Co., office at Na tional Mills. Masury Joseph, 112 Bank. Pioneer Oil Works, Canal opp. On tario.Painters & Artists Materials. DOUGLASS R. B. & Co. Painters and Glaziers. Adams G. H., 70 Superior. Aylard Wm., 174 Seneca. Bond N. & Co., Euclid cor. Sheriff. Cherry Wm. H., 211 Ontario. Cordes G., 23 Ward, w. s. Denhan J. L., Sheriff. DOWLING J. S., ORNAMENTAL HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT ING, GRAINING AND GLAZ ING, 205 ONTARIO. Gibbon M. B., cor. St. Clair and Bank. Howe & Willard, 29 Main, w. s. J urging W. D., 425 Lake. Linden John, 120 Pearl, w. s. Neff & Bro., 433 Superior. Proudfoot David, 188 St. Clair. Proudfoot James, 159 Kinsman. Tascott J. S. & Co., 274 Superior. Taseott J. S. & Son., 274 Superior. Turton Chas., 18 Main, w. s. Vlest W. F., 152 Champlain. Witter S. & Son, 153 Detroit, w. s. Woodard and Logan, 122 Detroit. Paper Hangings, and Window Shades- Carson M. & Co., 183 Superior. Downing J., 20 south-west cor. Pub lic Square. LAWTON P., WHOLESALE AND- RETAIL DEALER IN PAPER HANGINGS AND CARPETS, 193 SUPERIOR. Patent Agency. BRAINERD & BURRIDGE, 134 BANK. [See card p. 154.] Pattern Makers. Bolton & Aldrich, foot of Vine yard. Are the Best. Price from $40 to §100. 182 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER J. P. McMAHON, Manufacturer of Tranks, Whips, Horse Covers &c. Also, Military Work done to order. 158 DETROIT STREET, WEST CLEVELAND, OHIO. Pawn Brokers. Deroy A., 39 Superior. Van Baalen R. C. & Co., 41 Supe rior. Pedestrian. Coy Prank, Ohio near Allen. Photographic Artists. (See also Ambrotype, Daguerrean and Photographic Artists.) BECKWITH M. E., PHOTO GRAPHIC ARTIST, 9 PEARL, UP STAIRS, W. S. Bisbee A., 211 Superior. Crobaugh S., 28 and 29 Hoffman's Block. McLEOD D. P., PHOTOGRAPH & AMBROTYPE ARTIST, 116 ONTARIO. RYDERI.F., PHOTOGRAPHIST, COR. SUPERIOR AND BANK. Physicians & Surgeons. Allen Dr. E. G., 44 St. Clair and 102 Water Beckwith Dr. S. R., 34 Euclid, north-east cor. Public Square. Brooks Dr. M. L., 56 Euclid. Capner Dr. W. G., 102, Seneca. Clark S. G., 62 Garden. Cleaveland Thos. G. 171 Prospect. Cushing Dr. W. K. 10 Euclid. Delamater J., cor. Rockwell and Wood. EAGLE PHARMACY, H. F. J. BODY, Manufacturer of Wood and Willow BOYS' SLEIGHS, Wheelbarrows and Carts. Toys of every description. 141 Greenwood Street, CLEVELAND, OHIO. HENSCH, APOTHECARY, 208 ONTARIO. EVERETT & MARSHALL, MED ICAL PHYSICIANS AND OC- ULTISTS, 86 BROWNELL. Frosch Mrs. Louisa, 86 Kinsman. Gibson Dr., 141 St. Clair. Grissell Miss E., 85 Prospect. Griswold Dr., 134 Bank. HARTMAN CHAS. A., PHYSI CIAN AND SURGEON AND CORONER, 117 PEARL, W. S. Herrick A. J., Marine Hospital, Lake. Hoyt D. 0., 228 Columbus, w. s. Hutchinson B. M., 39 Bolivar. Lammersmann H., 127 Lorain, w. s. Laisy J., cor. Rockwell and Wood. Leslie S., 148 Public Square. Libbey Dr. H. W., 92 Seneca. Lyons R. J., 283 Superior. McCONNELL Dr. J. B. OFFICE 235 SUPERIOR, OVER FOGG'S CHINA STORE. Maynard Alleyne, Cor. Euclid and Public Square. Messenger A. C, 117 Detroit, w. s. Nelson N. H., 227 Perry. PARKS W., MEDICAL PHYSI CIAN, COR. ONTARIO AND MICHIGAN. (See card p. 171.) Rodman T. S., 121 Prospect. Roeder P., 231 St. Clair. Sanders Dr. J. C, 11 west Public Square. Sargent Dr. S. M., Rouse's Block, Public Square. Grover & Baker's Family Sewing Machines AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 183 KING & FREES, Improved Wrought Iron Bridge, WROUGHT IRON GIRDERS AND BEAMS. No, 1. Corrugated Iron Sheet. Corrugated Iron) Roofing, Boiler & Sheet Iron Workers, Factory, Corner St. Clair & Wasson Streets, Near Wason's Car Factory, CL,EVEL.AHf», OHIO. Sheldon B. & S. E., 129 Detroit, w. side. Sterling Dr E., 4 Hoffman's Block. Strong Dr. R. S., 102 Seneca. Sweetland Dr. John. 97 St. Clair. Thayer Dr. P., 219 Superior. Thrall F. G., 156 Lake. TURRELL G. F., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. MATHEWS BL'K, PUBLIC SQUARE. Turrill M. Y., Public Square. Wamser J., 51 Lorain, w. s. Weber Dr. G. C. E. Physicians, Homeopathic. Bower H., 850 St. Clair, HALL J. B., M. D., 17 WEST PUBLIC SQUARE. (See card opp. front cover.) JOHNSON J. M., M. D., HOMEO- PATHIST, 237 SUPERIOR, SARTWELLS BLOCK, COR. SENECA. Sapp L. W., cor. Euclid and Erie. Wheeler Dr. John, 11 west Public Square. Piano Fortes. (See also Music Stores.) Long J., Agent., 77 west Public Square. Pomeroy S. T., 19 west Public Square. Stodart's Piano Forte Agency, 17 West Public Square. Planing Mills. Foster N. K., Canal. Persival & Lewis, 42 Elm, w. s. Ransom, Cobb & Co., cor. Colum bus and Centre. SEABORN & HEMPHY, PLAN ING MILL, SAWING & TURN ING, CENTRE, NEAR CEN TRE BLOCK. Sturtevant J., cor Michigan and Seneca. Plow Makers. Martin B. & Co., Hewitt's block. Plumbers and Gas Fitters. Born C. P., 218 Superior. Are the Best. Price from $40 to $100. 184 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER GROVER & BAKER No. 171 Superior Street NEAR ""fl Merchants' Bank, CLEVELAND, O. ¦* ^»^— * LOOK AT THE NEW LIST OP PRICES. Plain Finished Family Machine, extra speed $40 Formerly $50. Plain Finished Family Machine, large size, extra speed, 55 Formerly $65. Full Plated and Ornamented Machine, extra speed, 60 Formerly $75. Full Plated and Ornamented Machine, large size, extra speed, 70 Formerly $90. Full Plated and Ornamented Machine, in case, extra speed, 90 Formerly $100. ¦ 1 ? i We have recently introduced a new Shuttle Machine, FOR TAILORS' USE, Which is acknowledged to be Superior to any of its kind in the market 3?rice 50 Dollars. «^** . Family Sewing, Stitching and Quilting done to order. Silk thread and Needles constantly on hand. Grover & Baker's Family Sewing Mactaines AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 185 ANGIER HOUSE still ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ >rn^^ft R. M. N. TAYLOR, PROP'R. Corner Bank and St. Clair Sts., CLEVEEAJVD, OHIO. Are the Best. Price from $40 to $100. 186 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER WEDDELL HOUSE, J. P. ROSS, PROPRIETOR, Corner Superior and Bank Sts., CLEVELAND, O. Grover & Baker make the best Sewing Machines. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 187 GEORGE S. WILLIAMS ICSTo. 68 St. Clair Street, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Silk, Cotton and Woolen Goods, Dyed any Color. Crape, and every description of Shawls, colored or cleaned in a style to defy competition. Merino, Cashmere, and every kind of Woolen Goods, Cleaned and Dyed. Lace and Muslin Curtains, Bleached, Cleaned and Finished equal to new. Merchants' Goods Dyed and Finished. AARON CLARK, Refiner and Dealer in COAL & CARBON OIL, AT WHOLESALE, No. 189 ONTARIO STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Bower B. P. 102 east Public Square. Roberts & McGarvey, 12 Prospect. Porcelain Teeth. WRIGHT M. L., MANUFACTUR ER OP PORCELAIN TEETH, 206 & 208 LAKE. Porter, Ale and Beer. Steinhart A., 107 Scovill ave. Powder Agency. Fuller H. D. & Co., 8 Attwater blk. Printers, Book and Job. VEITS & SAVAGE, JOB PRINT ERS, 184 SUPERIOR, (See card p. 191.) Produce and Provision Dealers. DeWolf I. E., 50 Merwin. Publishers. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION T. HOADLEY, Manufacturer of Patent Pyro-Clay Retorts, Dentist's Muffles, Fire Brick and Tiles, for Gas Works and other purpo ses. Cor. Main and Mulberry Sts., WEST CLEYELAJVD, OHIO. PUBLISHING HOUSE, CHAS^ HAMMER, Agent, 218 and 220 KINSMAN. INGHAM & BRAGG. PUBLISH ERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY DEALERS IN SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS, LAW, MEDICAL AND MUSIC BOOKS, 191 SUPERIOR. Pumps, Water Drawers &c Baker W. D., 7 Hoffman's block. HuttonW. M., 20 Columbus. Wadsworth W. B. 56 Kinsman. WHEELER J. W. & Co., MANU FACTURERS OF WHEELER'S PATENT WATER DRAWER, HEWITT'S BLOCK. Bail Boad Agents. CUSHING W. D.. AGENT FOR N. Y.&ERIE R. R. Co., OF FICE FOOT OF RIVER, [See card p. 164.] Grover & Baker make the Best Sewing Machines. 188 LAKE SHOKE GAZETTEER CITY FRENCH DYE HOUSE. EUGENE ROBERT, jfancg ^ilks^jjatols anir Stolen llwfos DYED IN EVERY VARIETY OF COLORS. Ladies and Gentlemen's Garments, Kid Gloves, Gaiters, &c, Dyed or Cleaned in the best manner. No. 265 PITTSBUEG STREET, CLEYELAID, OHIO. Johnson H, ll River. PIERCE L. A., GENERAL AG'T MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. LINE, RIVER. (See card p. 153 and 174.) Bail Boad Car Builders. Cleveland & Columbus R. R. Car Manufactory. Merwin. MORRILL & BOWERS, R.R. CAR BUILDERS, NEAR PITTS BURG R. R. SHOPS. (See card p. 159.) i Eeal Estate Agents ALLYN ALBERT, PROPERTY EXCHANGE AND REAL ES TATE AGENT, 4 ATWATER BUILDINGS. Haines II., 246 Superior. Little H. H, 213 Superior. Lyman J., 19 West Public Square. Rouse JEWELER, No. 153 Water Street, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Repairing neatly executed, on short notice. Rogers William, cor. Columbus and River. Roniger J., 144 Greenwood. Rosenbaum A., cor. Orange and Perry. Rouse George, cor. Bank and Frank lin. RUHLAND JOHN, SALOON KEEPER AND PORK AND SAUSAGE STORE, 402 PITTS BURG. [See card p. 192.] Ruhtz F. W., 645 St. Clair. Russell G., 104 River. Ryan J., 106 River. Sallzborger Fred., 141 Pearl, w. s. Schafer H., 18 Marshal. Schahterle J., 300 Pittsburg. Schlegal Jos., 149 Kinsman. Schneider John, 5 St. Clair. Schoemann Matthias, 180 Pearl, w. side. Schorndorfer C, 100 Kinsman. Schrien Mrs. E., 406 Lorain, w. s. Schwitzer A., 20 Water. Scovell B. T., 86 Erie. Seddon J., 6 Miami. See Dr. Hall's Card, opposite front cover. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 193 J". Ik/E* S3!XJC3rX3:E3S MANUFACTURER OF M.IaT, POR Office in Brewery, 15 West St., bet. Mervin & Vineyard, L, ililil. VUfllUiaWlIU) I1U1I1IUII IlllJJ UHlJUll nuuu, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT, CLEVELAND, OHIO. T1RRAF MABB BROTHERS, Proprietors, 102 BANK STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. This Restaurant is located in the central part of the city, and is one of the finest in Cleveland. The tables are supplied at all times with the delicacies of the season, and no pains will be spared to render it in every respect first class. Warm Meals at all hours, day or night. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, always on hand. 1MCA.I5B BROTHERS. A. J. MABB. H. W. MABB. L. H. MABB. Semple John, cor. River and Main. Seneger Fred. 147 Scovell. Servance Jas. H., 45 Michigan. Speed G., 124 Bank. Stagelmier J., 172 River. Stanton Austin, 144 Detroit, w. s. Stegmier S., 172 River. Strovel John, 372 Prospect. STUCKLEY EDWARD, SALOON KEEPER AND GROCER, 424 PITTSBURG. Thaler Frank, 338 Prospect. Thompson Wm., 162 Prospect. Van Eassell 0. H., cor. Michigan and Centre. VERCH E G., SALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE, COR NER CENTRE AND MERWIN. Voght William, 55 Erwin. Volwerth 0., 108 Kinsman. Vorman Andrew, 20 Main, w. s. Wagner John, 194 Pearl, w. s. Waisbraith John, 99 Lorain w. s. Waldeck C, 279 Pittsburg. Wallace C, 114 River. WALSCH JAS., 128 PITTSBURG. Warren J. R., 40 Erie. Watson J. B., 61 Pittsburg. Weatherhead Geo., 16 Pittsburg. Weckerling Geo., 168 Seneca. Williams Henry, 42 Superior. Williamson Andrew, 306 St. Clair. Wilson Mrs. Bridget, 118 Pittsburg. Wilson Helen, 73 Michigan. Wincandread Elizabeth, 77 Hill. Ziemer W., 4Brainerd, w. s. Zimmerman Gellas, 34 Lighthouse. Sash, Doors & Blinds. BROOKS S. C. & E. W., CENTRE. Kidney G. H., Mill, cor Erie and Kinsman. Shepard D. A & Co., Vineyard. Saw Manufacturers. MARIOTT WM. & Co.,SAW MAN- 13 See Card of Isaac A. Isaacs, page 155. 194 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER ft ft Ml THOMAS E. MERRICK, CHARLES E. KING. MERRICK & KING, o. 203 River St., Orders solicited, except from Secessionists, which will not be received. We have facilities for furnishing Tents which we will deliver at Cleve land, Ohio, at the following rates: Officers Tents made of Ship Duck, 7 feet, 2 inches long by 8 feet, 7 inches at bottom when spread, with 2 feet, 8 inch es Wall, and Sod Cloth 8 inches wide all round, and poles and pegs complete, at per Tent, $13,30. Tents for Privates made of same size and material as the of ficers tents, with Sod Cloth 8 inches wide all round, with poles and pegs complete, at per Tent, 10,30. Tents made of Drilling at lower prices. There will be an iron pin in the top of the upright poles, which will be ferruled or banded at entrance of the iron pin, and an iron plate at the ends of the ridge pole where it rests npon the uprights. Poles will be painted, and the tents furnished ready to be set up. Cost of transportation from Cleveland, Ohio, to other points, to be in addition to above rates. Bell Tents of all sizes made to order, and at rates corresponding with above. AND ALL STYLES OF FLAGS, MADE TO, ORDER, OF SILK OR BUNTING. B@" All orders promptly filled. Address, DERRICK & KING, Cleveland, Ohio. See Advertisement off Dr. Hall, opposite Front Cover. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 195 HERALD ESTABLISHMENT. This Office is running SEVEN PRESSES, by STEAM, and with a large supply of materials, and witd the best workmen that can be employed, give us facilities for doing all kinds of JOB PRITIIG I In as Good Style, and at as Low Prices, and as promptly as any office in the country. Our supply of stock is large, and has been selected with care, from the best Eastern- Establishments. Printers' Stock, Ink, Bronze, &c, sold at Eastern Prices, FOR CASH ONLY. THE CLEVELAND HERALD, Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly. THE HERALD will contain the Lastest News by Telegraph, a full Market Report, Railroad Items, and all matters pertaining to a newspaper. WEEKLY. 20 copies to one Post Office, $1 00 each.. and an extra Tri- Weekly to getter up of the Club. Clubs can commence at any time.. 10 copies to one Post Office, and one copy to getter up of theclub $1 '20 each,. 7 " " " 1 43 " 5 " " " , 1 60 " 3 " " " I 66 " Single copies, where there are no clubs, , 2 00 " At any Post Office where we have clubs, any person remitting us the club price, will' receive the paper the same as though they commenced with the club. TBI-WBBSLT. One copy at a Post Office, $3 00 per year, or 25c. per month.. Two copies to one Office, $2 50 each*.* Ten copies, or over, to one Office, 2 00 '> One copy, one year, $5 00 " six months, 3 00 " one month 50 Subscriptions received for the Daily or Tri-Weekly for one year or one month. All orders will receive prompt attention. Address FAIR.BAKS, BENEDICT &, CO., 132 Bank Street, Cleveland, 0. See Dr. Hall's Card, opposite front cover. 196 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER UFACTURERS, CENTRE, NEAR CENTRE BLOCK. [See card, p. 197.] Sculptor. O'Brien John, 44 Michigan. Seed Store. Stair & Sons, 115 Ontario. Seminary. Cleveland Female Seminary, cor. Kinsman and Wallingford court. Sewing Machine Agents. Brant Miss E.. 15 Hoffman's block. Earl M. A., 242 Superior. Tine Mrs. Jane,, 63 Ontario. WADSWORTH S. J., AGENT GROVER & BAKER'S SEW ING MACHINE, 171 SUPERI OR. (See card p. 184.) Shingle Maker. Burrit E. H, Merwin. Ship Builders. Johnson & Tisdale, w. s. Masters I. U., w. s. Peck E. M.,w. s. Quail & Martin, 110 Centre, w. s. Ship Chandlers. Rotheran E., 46 Merwin. LYON L. L., SHIP CHANDLER GROCERAND BAKER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CANVASS, COR DAGE, PITCH, OAKUM, &c. &c, 83 and 85 RIVER. O'Niel J. & Son 115 River. Ship Smiths. Masters E., 139 West River, w. s. Walrond & Wright, 126 River. Shirt Makers. Donnelly Mrs. A., 102 Seneca. Tage & Co., 243 Superior. Silk and Woolen Steam Dye House. WILLIAMS GEO. S., SILK AND WOOLEN STEAM DYE HOUSE, 68 ST. CLAIR. (See card £. 187.) Silver Plater. Gild R., cor. Prospect and Ontario. Soap and Candles. Congden Wm., 132 Chase. DUNCAN A. B., SOAP & CAN DLE MANUFACTORY,CANAL FOOT OF EAGLE. Outhwaite & Blackwell, 22 to 35 St. Clair. Paton A., 134 Chase. SAUERTING J. C, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER, COR. CANAL AND HARRI SON. Spencer T. P., Canal. STANLEY GEO. A., LARD, OIL, STAR AND STEARIN CAN DLE MANUFACTURER, ON THE CANAL, NEAR THE WEIGH LOCK. Stafford J., Canal. Townsend H. G. & Co., 43 Main. w. s. Soda Water Manufacturer. Gilbert & Norris, 60 and 62 Mich igan. Spar Maker. Burrin T. J., West River, w. s. Spectacles, Solomonson L. H., 130 Superior. Spereotype Gallery Stimpson C. W., 255 Superior. Spice and Coffee Mills. FRISBY, STEPHENS, & Co COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS 20 MERWIN, [See card p. 1661 SMITH & CURTIS, SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS, 207 ONTA RIO, [See card p. 161. J Stationery Store. (See also Books and Stationery.) Brown Mrs. H. F. M., 288 Superior. See Card oflsaae A. Isaacs, page 155. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 197 SMMND SAW MANU: Centre St., near Centre Block, CLEVELAND. OHIO. Every description of Saws, Circular. Mill, Pitt and Cross-cut, on hand or made to or der. All kinds of Saws K e'- to o t h e d, Straightened, Set and Sharpened. Handles put to Cross-cut and Hand Saws, and New Sbws fitted for use. All orders addressed to WILLIAM MABRIOTT & OCX, Will receive prompt attention. Particular attention paid to the manufac ture of Circular and Web Saws, for cutting Iron, Brass, Shell, Bone, Ivory &c. Melodeon Springs, Springs for Machinery, India-rubber and Cork Cutters, Knives for mowing and Reaping Machines. 8®=° All the above work done in the best manner by workmen of experi ence and ability. Stationery and Mathematical In struments. Sanford & Hayward. 107 Superior. Stave Dealer. Harbeck J. S., Oviatt's block. Steam Boat Line. HANNA, GARRETSON, & Co,, AGENTS OF CLEVELAND, DETROIT & LAKE SUPERI OR LINE OF STEAMERS, 169 & 171 RIVER. (See card p. 158 and 190.) Steam Dyer. WILLIAMS GEO. S., 68 ST. CLAIR, (See card p. 187.) Beaitie Stencil Cutter. , 2 erior. Stone Ware. (See also Tinsmiths.) Abbey & Co., 161 River. WELLHOUSE WM., WHOLE- See Dr. Hall's Card, opposite front cover SALE DEALER IN STONE WARE, SEWER AND WA TER PIPE, FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, WATER LIME. &c, RIVER. FOOT OF ST. CLAIR, (See card p. 149.) Storage and Shipping Merchants. Morris L. R., [Foot of River and Front. Stoves and Tin Ware. Dewey & Co., 86 Merwin. Hall J. E., 216 Superior. Jones R. A. & R., cor. Euclid and Sheriff. McKee P. M., 104 Public Square, East. MARVIN W. L., STOVES AND TIN WARE, 42 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, (See card p. 172.] Myers R. P., cor. River and Light house. Parrish & Knight, 94 Superior. Tetterback Peter, 188 Pearl, w. s, Wanson J., 38 South Side Public Square. 198 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER MIL TM-WEEKIY II DAM A KEPUBLICAN PAPER, PUBLISHED BY E. COWLES & CO., AMERICAN BUILDING, 144 SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. DMLY MORNING LEADER, by mail, per year, §5; by mail, six months, $3. TRI-WEEKLY LEADER, by mail, per year, §3. WEEKLY LEADER, single copy, $1 50; 10 copies, §13 00; 15 copies, $1T 00; 20 copies, $20 00; 30 copies, $28 00; 50 copies, $46 00, 100 copies, $90 00. Any person sending us a club often or more, with the money, will be entitled to one copy for his trouble. TO ADVERTISERS. The Leader has the largest circulation in the State, out of Cincinnati. It reaches the active, progressive and enterprising classes, and is, therefore the best possible medium for business men to gain access to the public by advertising. We are prepared, with the most elegant and varied assortment of Type in the West, to execute, in superior style, every description of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, From a Card of a single line to a volume of thousand pages. Having several Steam Presses, we are enabled to do our work promptly, on short notice, and at low prices. Every description of Book-Binding done in the best manner. Railroad, Bank and Com mercial Blank Books done in the latest style and on short notice. See Card of Isaac A. Isaacs, page 155. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 199 Whittaker S., 129 Water. WOOLSON, HITCHCOCK, & CARTER, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN COOKING, PARLOR, & HEATING STOVES, JUNC TION OF VINEYARD AND CHAMPLAIN, (See card p. 160.) Summer Garden. MESSNER & ELMER, PRO'S OF WILLIAMS' PARK, (See card p. 157.] Tailors. Ager F., 19 Prospect. Andrew Jas., 65 Kinsman. Baynes Wm., 75 St. Clair. Bontall J., 263 St. Clair. Cardozo H., 1G0 Prospect. Fox S., 124 River. Gillman Clara, 223 Lake. Gillmore F., 42 Pittsburg. Heirnan L.. Bank. Huletz Charles, 795 St. Clair. Irwin M., 45 Oregon. Jaster John, 113 Bank. Josey Julius, 137 Scovell. Knippenberg Ernest, 210 Lorain, w. s. Kohlmaier A., 89 Seneca. MILLER HENRY, MER. TAI LOR, 100 LORAIN, W. S. (See card, p. 154. Wintzel Edward, 152 Lake. Morris F. H., 8 Public Square. Phyper & Stokes, 114 Bank. Reding It. 16 Prospect, Rogen H. J., William's block, Dock. Schener D., 627 St. Clair. SCHLITTER HENR¥, TAILOR AND CUTTER, 264 COLUM BUS, w. s. (See card p. 164.) Smith E, W., 246 Superior. Weiber Jacob B., 6 Pearl, w. s. Wischmeier Frederick, 167 Lorain, w. s. Zwicker C. H. 295 Pittsburg. Tanners. Gaensslen Bros., 103 Water. Percival H. F. & Co., 19 Leonard. Telegraph Superintendent. Stager Anson, cor. Bank and St. Clair. Tinsmiths. Albrecht Henry, 183 Pearl, w. s. Armstrong W., 323 St. Clair. Groethe Peter, 229 Lorain, w. s. Gremm J., 152 Kinsman. Jussand F., 210 St. Clair. . Gulliford L. D., 647 St. Clair. McMullen Thos., 16 Prospect. POLYBLANK WILLIAM, MAN UFACTURER OF COAL HODS, TIN BENT SPOUTS, OIL CANS AND JAPAN WARE, ONTARIO. Swing J. H., 179 Ontario. Van Tassel A. T., 476 Detroit, w. s. YAPP WM., TIN. COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WORKER. 101 PROSPECT & 106 BROWNELL, (See card p. 175.) Tobacco Store. (See also Cigars and Tobacco.) Bergholz J., 175 Ontario. Trunk Makers. Latimer James, 56 & 58 Centre. Thomson , 120 Superior. Truss Hoops. HIGLEY M. E., MANUFACTUR ER OF TRUSS HOOPS, COOP ER'S TOOLS &c, 30 CENTRE. Tubs, Pails &c. Stanley & Graham, cor. Main and Centre, w. s. Undertakers. Dutz D. W., 187 Erie. Howland J., 72 Bank. KOEBLER CHAS. & CO., MANU FACTURERS AND DEALERS IN FURNITURE AND COF FINS, cor. KINSMAN & St. CHARLES, (See card p. 180.) McLane Thos. 157 Lorain. \v. s. Wagner L., 375 Superior. See Dr. Mall's Card, opposite front cover. 200 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER ey: MARY Dr. L. GUSTIN, Having permanently located in INDIANAPOLIS, IND'A, Would inform those suffering from CHRONIC OR ACUTE OPHTHALIA, (Generally termed Inflamation of the Eye) Arising from Ulceration of the Eye or its membranes, or injury of any kind, either of short duration or many years' standing, that he is prepared, in all cases, to give immediate relief, and in most cases to give A PERFECT CURE IN A VIM MT TIME, As a great many who have been so afflicted, are willing to testify. ALSO, STTJTTEBXNG & STAMMERING, PERMANENTLY CURED, Without Pain or Surgical Operation. CONSULTATIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. All Chronic Diseases attended to at his Office, Opposite West end of Union Depot, N. E., Cor. III. & Lonisiana Sts., INDIANAPOLIS. See Dr. Hall's Card, opposite front cover. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 201 U. S. Commissioner an3 Master in Chancery. Hayden C, Lyman's building. West Public Square. Upholsterers. Gaberdiel Geo. W., 193 Kinsman. Oerl John, 412 Perry. Whiting A. S., 68 Bank. Variety Stores. Fernald Jno. S., 176 Ontario, w. s. Hays John & Co., 272 Superior. Lehman H., 58 Garden. Levi & Weidenthall, 271 Kinsman. Levi & Weidenthall, 415 St. Clair. Moditzka Samuel, 195 Kinsman. Weiner R., 233 Erie. "Veterinary Surgeon. Binder Henry, cor. Kinsman St. Charles. Watch Maker. (See also Jewelers.) Kruger L., 64 Public Square. and Seelye ave. Water Cure. T. T., M. D. Prop., Sawtel Water Drawers. (See also Pumps &c.) WHEELER J. E. & Co., MANU FACTURERS OF WHEELER'S PATENT WATER DRAWER, HEWITT'S BLOCK, VINE YARD. Wheel Barrow Makers. Kelly Michael, 47 Lighthouse. White Lead Manufacturer. Cary G. & Co., Hewitt's Block. Wig Makers. Greenfield G., 121 Seneca. Gunson M., cor. Public Square and Superior. Niel James, 2 Pittsburg. Willow Ware. BODY F. J., MANUFACTURER OF WILLOW CABS, SLEIGHS, TOYS, &c, 141 GREENWOOD. [See card p. 182.] Wines and Liquors. Bishop, Mason & Co.. 123 Water. Block S. H. & E., 30 Merwin. BUHRER S., WHOLESALE WINES AND LIQUORS, 6 HEWIT'S BLOCK. [See card, p. 170.] CORNING & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WINES AND LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, 76 & 78 RIVER. Curran James, 36 River. Dickinson J., Columbus. FAY A. R., WINE AND LAGER BEER HALL, 64 ST. CLAIR. [See card p. 156.] Hill J., 98 Bank. Hillard & Hatch, 70 River. Hocke J. B., 60 Merwin. Lawtey Wm. & Co., 60 Merwin. LEICK GEORGE, IMPORTER & DEALER IN BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, WHISKIES AND HA VANA CIGARS, 181 ONTA RIO. Riley M. L., 107 River. Roeder G. & Co., 265 Columbus, w. s. TROMMLITZ W., DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, ONTA RIO, NAER MARKET. Weaver & Bro., 138 River. Weideman & Co., 104 River. Wire Cloth Weaver. Noyes A. M., 25 Vineyard. Wood Dealers. GOODALE & CO., DEALERS IN WOOD, &c, 107 BANK. HASTING S. P., WOOD DEAL ER, Cor. BOLIVER AND MIA MI. See Card of Isaac A. Isaacs, page 155. 202 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Wooden Ware- Hervey & Bousfield, Leonard, Stanley & Graham, cor. Centre and Main. Yankee Notions. McNally P., 20 on Dock. Matthien C. F., 104 Lorain. Schutthelm John, cor. Lake and Erie. Stillson, Leek & Price, 140£ (old No. 22) Water. Weidenthall Lepol, 392 Perry. PAINSVILLE, O. The county seat of Lake county, on Grand river, 3 miles south of Lake Erie and Cleveland and Erie Rail road, and 29 miles from Cleveland. It contains a large Union school, a Female Seminary, one Masonic Lodge and Chapter, 2 Lodges I. 0. 0. F., 6 Churches, Bank, &c. Pop ulation about 4,000. LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS. Horace Wilder, Judge Court Com mon Pleas. C. S. Waring, Probate Judge. C. Quinn, County Clerk. Caleb Ensign, Treasurer. Benj. D. Chesney, Auditor. Franklin Paine, Recorder. J. V. Viall, Sheriff. Wm. L. Perkins, Pros. Attorney. Horatio Munson, Surveyor. J. Coolidge, Coroner. T. Rockwell, S. T. Lomis, J. T. Doo- little, County Commissioners. J. P. Axtell, J. T. Doolittle, Milo Harris, Directors County Infirm- iry. PAINESVILLE CITY OFFICERS. C. A. Avery, Mayor. Henry Sanford, Recorder. W. Mathews, A. J. Williams, S. C. Hickox, O. J. Lines, C. Quinn, Members Council. A. W. Stocking, Marshal. S. Butler, Collector of Customs. MASONIC. Masonic Hall cor. State and Main. Temple Lodge, No. 28, meets every Second and Fourth Saturday in each month, at Masonic Hall. Painesville Chapter, No. 46, meets the First and Third Thursdays in each month, at Masonic Hall. Painesville Council, No. 23, meets the first Friday after the first Thursday in each month, at Ma sonic Hall. I. o. o. F. Odd Fellows' Hall, cor. Main and St. Clair. Northern Light Lodge, No. 64, meet every Monday night, at Odd Fel lows' Hall. Cornucopia Lodge, No. 212, meet every Tuesday evening, at Odd Fellows' Hall. Union Encampment, v o. 46, meet the first Wednesday in each Month, at Odd Fellows' Hall. Agricultural Implements. Wilder T. & G. N., State. Ambrotypes and Photographs- Clapsadel J., Main. Attorneys at Law. Bissel & Tinker, cor. State and Main. Bosworth Perry, cor. State and Main. Doolittle J. T., cor. Main & St. Clair. Huntington E. S., cor. State and Main. Mathews Stephen, cor. Main and State. Nevison W. W., Wilcox Block, Main. Perkins Wm. L., Wilcox Block, Main. Sterling & Komar, Milwaukee Block, Main. Williams A. J., Milwaukee Block, Main. Baker. Barber Daniel, jr., Milwaukee Block, Main. See Advertisement of Dr. Hall, opposite Front Cover. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 203 E. 1ST. SHERWOOD, Manufacturer and Dealer in CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. Sole Manufacturer of Sherwood's Improved Cultivator. This is the most durable and economical Cultivator, ever offered to the public, being constructed to throw the earth from the Corn at the first hoe ing, and by reversing Shears and Stocks, will throw the earth to the Corn at the second hoeing, as practically as can be done with a hand hoe. It will save fifty per cent, in labor above any machine in the market. Price, $6. g^- The usual discount to the trade. Manufactory, State Street, PAINESVILLE, OHIO. Banks and Bankers- Bank of Geauga, Daniel Kerr, Prist. S. S Osborn, Cash'r.. cor. Main and City Park. Kerr Daniel, Prest. Bank of Geau ga, cor. Main and City Park. Lake County Bank, E. S. Pike & Brother, Main. Osborn S. S., Cash'r. Bank of Geau ga, cor. Main and City Park. Pike E. S. & Brother, Lake County Bank, Main. Steele Horace, jr., Banker and Ex press Agent, Main. Barbers. Freeman Wm., Cowles House, cor Main and St. Clair. Stanton J., cor. Main and St. Clair. Billiard Room. Baker I. T., cor. Main and St. Clair Blacksmiths. Roe D. A., State. Titus Hiram, State. Book Binder. WHITAKER L., BOOK BINDER, MAIN, UP STAIRS. (See card p. 204) Books and Stationery. Bartlett C. S., Main. Schofield J. F., Milwaukee block, Main, Smith L., Main. Boots and Shoes. Benedict R. F., Main. Braman L., Milwaukee block, Main. Eddy D. M., cor. Main and St. Clair. Gafney J., State. Griswold H. L. & Co., Main. Mellin E. T., Main. Patterson C. W., Marshall's block, Main. Werner C, State. Brick Yard. Thompson Daniel, near Main street Bridge. Carriage and Wagon Manufact urers- Chubb A., Jackson. Johnson Henry, State. McGrew F., foot of Main. SHERWOOD E. N., MANUFACT URER OF WAGONS, CARRIA GES, &c, STATE. [See card p. 203.] Carriage Painter. Offer Chauncey, foot of Main. Carriage Trimmer. Camfield M., foot of Main. Carpenter and Builder. Hickox S. C, State. See Card of Isaac A. Isaacs, page 155. 204 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER CARLOS NORRIS, Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in CHILDEENS' 43 AND CARRIAGES. The Trade furnished with all kinds of Childrens' Willow or Wooden Cabs and Carriages, on the most reasonable terms. Manufactory on North Ridge Road, PAIWESVIULE, O. Childrens' Cabs, Wagons, &c NORRIS CARLOS, MANUFACT URER OF CHILDRENS' CABS AND WAGONS, NORTH RIDGE ROAD. [See card p. 204.] Cigars and Tobacco. Masters W. G., Marshall's Block, Main. Clothing. Porter L. A., Wilcox block, Main. Commission Merchant. SMITH MARCUS, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND DEALER IN SUGAR, FLOUR, FISH, SALT, WATER LIME, PLASTER, WINES AND LIQUORS, 1 COM MERCIAL BLOCK, CORNER STATE AND MAIN. [See card p. 206.] Confectioner- Buys H. N., State. Cooper. Durand L., State. Crockery, Clocks, Watches, &c. Gray D. C. & Co., cor. Main and St. T. WMlTAilR, BOOK BINDER, Books Ruled, Paged, -A.nd Bound to Order Marshall's new Block, Main St., PAINESVILLE, OHIO. Orders from abroad promptly ex ecuted. Cla Dentists. Fowler W. II., Milwaukee Block, Main. Huntington Dr. S. P., cor. Main — A Livery Stable in Connection with the House, Main Street, ASHTABULA, OHIO. flfiir Omnibuses in attendance at every Train. Post Master. Seymore M. M., Milwaukee block, Main. Eeal Estate Agent. Bruce C. G., Milwaukee block, Main. Saloons. Babcock E., State. Dodge N., State. Fleming F. H., cor. Main and St. Clair. Higgins J., Main. Lanphier W., opposite Depot. Lindsay J. S., Main. Rich M. J., Main. Seminary. Lake Erie Female Seminary, Hon. R. Hitchcock, Prest.; Hon. Aaron Wilcox, Sec'y and Treas,; Miss. Lidia Session, principal. Stoves and Tinware. Abbott W. C. & Co., Avery's block, State. Clayton D. B., Main. Holcomb H., State. / Tailors. Cain E., State. Curphay Wm., Wilcox block, Main. Tanner and Currier. Tailor J. H„ Main, ASHTABULA, O. A post village of Ashtabula county, on Lake Erie, at the mouth of Ash tabula creek, and on the Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula Railroad, 10 miles from Jefferson, the county seat, 200 miles from Columbus, 58 miles from Cleveland, and 275 miles from Cincinnati. It contains sever al Stores, a Bank, Newspaper, Li brary Association, 1 Union School and a School connected with St. Pe ters Church, 1 Masonic Lodge, 1 Odd Fellows Lodge, 5 Churches, 1 Flouring Mill, 3 Foundries and Ma chine Shops, 5 Hotels, 4 Soap and Candle Manufactories, several Steam boat Builders, and 4 Sash and Blind Factories. Population, about 4,000. W. W. Smith, Mayor. MASONIC. Rising Son Lodge, No. 22, meet Tuesday before the Full of the Moon, and the Second Tuesday following, at Masonic Hall, Union School building. I. o. o. F. Lodge Western Reserve meet every Friday Odd Fellows' Hall, Union School building. No. 59, evening, at See Dr. Hall's Card, opposite front cover. 208 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER LEWIS & ROBERTS, Handle Factory. Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of HANDLES. MAIN STREET, ASHTABULA, OHIO All kinds of Handles made to order from paterns. Attorneys at Law. Booth O, Main. Fitch 0. II., Main. Sherman & Farmer, Main, near the Fisk House. Bank. Farmers Branch Bank of the State Bank of Obio, 0. H. Fitch, Pres ident; A. F. Hubbard, Cashier; Main. Billiard Room. Burned Edmond, Main. Blacksmiths. Runkle I., Main. Rutter & Capindale, Main. Bonnet and Millinery Rooms. Stodard Mrs. I. R., Main. Wright J. G., Main. Books and Stationery. Dick M. G., Main. Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods. Chapman J. E., Main. Boots and Shoes. Beck G., opposite Depot. Lay T. S., Main. Nuttall W., Main. NUTTALL W. G., BOOTS AND SHOES, SALOON AND BREW ERY, MAIN. [See card p. 208.] FOR SALE- The Stock and Fixtures of the Ashtabula Brewery. The subscriber, on account of ill health, offers the Stock and Fixtures of the above, for sale CHEAP. It is a good chance for an enterprising man. as there is no Brewery within fifty miles. Terms Reasonable. W. G. MTTALL, Proprietor, ASHTABULA, OHIO. Patterson G. A., Main. Redhead H., Main. Sikes & Sloan, Main. Butter and Cheese. Hubbard & Silman, Main. Carriage and Wagon Makers- Benham W G. Main. Hall E., Main. Savage J. H. & Co., Main. Clothier. Wolff L, Main. Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon. Fowler Wm., Main.Dentist. Barrett Dr. E., Main. Drain Tile Manufacturers- Humphrey & Pennfield, Road Sonth from Ashtabula House. Druggists. Hendry & Copeland, cor. Centre and Main. Dry Goods. Herrick & Bro., Main. Mann W. W., Centre. Robertson J. P., Main. Smith & Gilky, Main. Tyler & Collins Main. See Advertisement of Dr. Hall, opposite Front Cover. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 209 Express Agents. American Express, office at the De pot.Panning Mill Manufacturer. Crosby L. M., Elm. Flouring Mill. Maltby J., foot of Main. Foundries and Machine Shops. Crosby & Olmsted, rear of Ashtabu la House, Main. Rice H., Main. Furniture Manufacturers. Ducro & Bro., Main. Savage L., Main. General Merchants, Hall Stephen, Mai,n. Willard Geo., Main. Grocers. Fowler John, Main. Haskell & Son, Main. Osborn S. C, Main. Thomas N. H, Pennsylvania ave. Toombes H. C, Main. WELLS & FAULKNER, WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCH ANTS, WESTERN RESERVE BUTTER & CHEESE, EGGS, POULTRY AND PRODUCE, GREEN AND DRIED FOR EIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS, MAIN. Handle Factory. LEWIS & ROBERTS, MANU FACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF AGRI CULTURAL IMPLEMENT HANDLES, &c, MAIN. [See card p. 208.] 14 Hardware. Hubbard G. C, Main. Harness Maker. Ford & Bro., Main. Hotels. American House, opp. Depot. ASHTABULA HOUSE, R. C. WARMINGTON, P R 0 P R I E- TOR, MAIN. [See card p. 207.] Baker M., opp. the Depot. Fisk House, opp. Depot. Union House, opp. Depot. WARMINGTON R. C, ASHTA BULA HOUSE & SOUTHERN STAGE OFFICE, MAIN. [See card p. 207] Iron Works. Tower R.& Son, Main. Jewelers. Dickinson G. W., Main. Punghes W., Main. Lime Kiln. Humphrey Wm., near Depot. Livery Stable. Merow Orson, rear of Ashtabula House, Main. Marble Works. Reeves J. L., Main. Meat Market. Allcock & Mann, Centre. Phillips & Stephens. Main. Merchant Tailors. Brigham & Co., Main. Millinery Goods. Barrie Mrs. A. J., Main. Notaries Public. Fassett H. H., Main. Fitch E. H. Main. 210 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Hall Theodore, Main, near the Fisk House. Physicians. Farrington S. H., Main. Hall D. S., foot of Main. Hubbard Amos F., Main. McDonald Dr. 0. P., Main Hall Geo., Park. Planing Mills. Abbott Augustus, Elm. Culley Q. C, Main. Post Master. Harris Henry, Main. Railroad Agent. HUBBARD A. C, GENERAL AGENT CLEVELAND & ERIE R. R., OFFICE AT THE DE POT. Saddle, Harness and Trunk Ma kers. BenhamrS., Main. Sinclair J. H., Main. Saloons- Fowler W. S., Main. Kline P., Main. Redecker H. R., Main. Udy Hart, Main. Sash, Blinds and Doors. Willard Geo. H., Main. Stoves and Tinware. Maguire Thos., Main. Tanners and Curriers. Smith W. W., Main. Telegraph Operators. Allen J. M., at Hardy & Copeland's store, Main. Losez H. E., office in the Depot. CONNEAITT. A post village of Ashtabula county, on the Couneaut creek and Cleve land & Erie Rail Road, 22 miles from Jefferson, the county seat, 67 miles from Cleveland and 203 miles from Columbus. It contains one newspaper, one Masonic lodge, four churches, one flouring mill, two foundries and ma chine shops and two saw mills. Population 1,800. MAYOR. Thomas Carlin. BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. MASONIC. Evergreen Lodge, No. 222, Ancient Order of Free and Accepted Ma sons, meet First and Third Thurs day of each month. Conneaut Chapter, No. 76 Ancient Order of Freemasons, meet First and Third Tuesdays in each month, at Masonic Hall, Main. Attorneys. Carter D, K., Main. Chapman W. B., Wain. Smith M. J., Main. Blacksmiths. Fredricks Jerome, State. Guthrie James S., Washington. Jones B., Buffalo. Bonnets and Millinery. Burgess Miss E. A., Main. Hunebaugh M. & M. J., Main. Boots and Shoes. Baker Mrs. Mary, Main. Douglass J., Main. Mack & Bonney, Main. Smith E. W., Main. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 211 R. D. WARNER. S. W. COLE. CONNEAUT IRON WORKS. WARNER & COLE, Mauufacturers of J, IJVlJiJiUk), Mill Gearing, PIuws & Castings. COSnVEAUT, OHIO. Portable Steam Engines and Boilers, for oil Dumping, made to order. Manufacturers of the Jjurtis Plow. All jobs warranted. Cabinet Makers. Beach S., foot of Main. Hart P., Main. McKenzie James, Main. Dentits. Gilman H. F., Main. Drugs and Medicines. Fenton S. P., Main. Guthrie James, Main. Lyon L., Main. Dry Goods. Smith S. J., Main. Winship G. S., Main. General Merchants. BOUGHTON , GENERAL AGENT CLEVELAND & ERIE RAIL ROAD, OFFICE AT DE POT. Cleveland S., Main. Judson H. & Co., Main. Rice & Gansevort, Main. Webster D. N., Main. Groceries and Provisions. Judd J., Main. Keyes E. A., Main. Wheeler S. B., Main. Hotels. BLAKELEY H., PROP'R OF TREMONT HOUSE, CORNER MAIN AND BUFFALO. [See card p. 211.] H. BLAKELEY, Proprietor. Southern Stage Office. Horses and Carriages to let and con vey passengers to any part of the country. Omnibuses attending every train. MA.I3N STREET, CONNEAUT, OHIO. Randolph P., Main. TREMONT HOUSE, H. BLAKE LEY, PROPRIETOR, CORNER MAIN & BUFFALO. (See card. p. 211.) Hardware. Tyler T. W., Main. Iron Manufacturers. CONNEAUT IRON WORKS,. WARREN & COLE, PROPRIE TORS, WASHINGTON. [See- card p. 211.] Jeweller. Venen D. P., Main. Justice of the Peace. THURBER H. G., JUSTICE OF' THE PEACE, MAIN, OPPO SITE TREMONT HOUSE. Liquor Dealers. Bartholemew , Harbor. Woodworth E., Main. Livery and Sale Stable. Warren & Stage, Washington. Marble Works. Dunning M. A., Main. Meat Market. Collins M. H., Main. Merchant Tailor. Fenton C. J., Main. 212 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER SELDEM & BLISS, Manufacturers and venders of LIBBELL'S PATEMT SPMNS, IN ITS APPLICATION TO Carriages, Lumber Wagons, &c. Sixth. Street, ERIE, I^A.. Hbtary Public. Gould Loren, Main. Newspaper. Oonneaut Reporter, (weekly,) J. P. Reig, Editor and Proprietor, Main. Photograph and Ambrotype Gallery. Hawk W. W., Main. Physicians. Bean Asa, Main. Fifield A. K., Main. Innis Mr., Main. Merriam E. D., Main. Raymond D. W., Main. Venen John, Main. Post Master. Allen D. C, Main. Saddlers and Harness Makers. Attwood S. B., Main. Cummins D., Main. Judson Isaac, Main. Saloon. Ray S. B., Washington. Stoves and Tinware. Mateson C. F., Main. Tailor. Gilman G. R., Main. Tanners and Curriers. Kittelberger C, foot of Main. Winersberger G., foot of Main. Telegraph Operator. Miles T. H., office at Depot. ERIE, PA. A post town, port of entry and Cap ital of Erie county, on Presque Isle Bay of Lake Erie, 218 miles N. W. by W. from Harrisburg, in latitude 42° 10' North, and longitude 80° 08s West. The borough extends along the bay for 3 miles, and from it 1 mile. The harbor is one of the best and safest on the Lake, with 8 or 10 feet of water on the bar, and the depth within it averages 20 fee t Tbe borough contains the County Court House, a Jail and other offices Churches of nearly all denomina tions, Schools and Academies, a Bank, numerous wholesale Stores, Commission and ForwardingHouses, and lumber yards ; also, Foundries, Mechanics' Shops and manufacturing establishments of various kinds. Its population in 1840, was 3,412; in 1850, 5,850, and in 1860, about 12, 500. At the first period, it had few facilities of communication, — at the last the line of Railroads to Buffalo was completed, and also the line to Cleveland, thus extending its com mercial highways to the extreme West and East of the Union Its AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 213 JAMES P. CROOK, Manufacturer of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS IND MOULDINGS, Peach St., Between 4th & 5th, ERIE, P^. *-?-• t®& Surface Planing and Matching, Sticking Mouldings of all descrip tions made at short notice and warranted. connections with the interior are now such as place it on a par with Buffalo, Cleveland, Sandusky, &c, and make it in a commercial point of view, one of the most important ports of Lake Erie. Erie has long been a port the position and local ad vantages of which were appreciated by the Lake navigator, and it has as long been a harbor of refuge to the national vessels, in war or storm. It was here that Perry, in the last war with Great Britain, fitted up his fleet; and in case of war again ensuing no port on the Lake has the same ad vantages for defense and safe harbor, Presque Isle being a natural harbor, easily defended against the enemy. CITY OFFICERS. Shrbum Smith, Mayor. Joseph Deamer, High Constable. Jonas Gunnison, Geo. W. Starr, M. Mayor, D. McAllaster, W. A. Brown, J. H. Riblet, Wilson King, Jame3 Dunlap, Select Coun cil. J. Gunnison, President. J. F. Downing, Clerk. H. Pelton, L. Strong, Jas. Blenner, John Graham, James O'Hanlan, W. B. Hays, W. C. Warner, M. Harlleb, H. B. Haverstick, Geo. W. Colton, John Hearn, James Skinner, Common Council. Jas. Skinner, President. Wm. Thornton, Clerk. John Law, Treasurer. R. F. Gaggin, City Surveyor. J. P. Vincent, City Solicitor. John Loyer, Supervisor of Streets. James Dunlap, Harbor Master. Jos. Deamer, Water Commissioner. U. S. Government Building, Custom House and Postoffice, State St. Charles M. Tibbeals, Collector. W. W. Loomis, Deputy Collector and Inspector. J. M. Sterrett, Post Master. A. C. Landon, Keeper of Land Light House. L. Vaughn, Keeper of Beacon Light House. Erie County Court House, Sixth St., near West Park. COURTS. Oyer and Teminer, and Quarter Sessions, meet quarterly on first Mondays in February, May, Au gust and November. Common Pleas, 1st, 2d and 3d Mon days March, June, September and December, and last Mondays in January, April and October. Hon. Samuel P. Johnson, President Judge. Hon. David Derickson, Additional Law Judge. Hon. John Greer and Hon. Samuel Hutohins, Associate Judges. COUNTY OFFICERS. James Skinner, Prothonatory and 214 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER GEEGOEY EHRET. Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of BARRELS, KEGS, TUBS, BUCKETS AND FIRKINS. B@u- Brewery, Distillery or Refining vats made to order at short notice. inth St., near Parade, ERIE, 3P^. Hon. Samuel Hutchins, Clerk of the several Courts. John W. McLane, Sheriff. Samuel A. Davenport, District At torney. Samuel Rea, jr., Register and Re corder. W. 0. Black, County Treasurer. William Putnam, Joseph Hender son, Jacob Fritts, County Com missioners. Thomas Stewart, William Bracken, Thomas Willis, Directors of the Poor. Richard Gaggan, Coroner. John L. Way, Wm. H. Belnap, Phillip Osborn, Auditors. Wm. Benson, County Surveyor. JUSTICES PEACE ERIE CITY. Allen A. Craig, Esq. E. P. Bennet. John Sweney. F. Curtze. BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. MASONIC. Presque Isle Lodge, No. 235, meet First and Third Tuesdays in each Month, at Masonic Hall, State St., bet. Sixth and Seventh. I. 0. o. F. Presque Isle Lodge, No. 107, meet every Thursday Evening, at Odd Fellows' Hall, State St., bet. the Park and Fifth St. Philadelphia Lodge, No. 299, meet every Monday Evening, at Ster- re'tt's Building, French St., below the Park. Ambrotype & Photographic Art ists. CHAMBERS D. M, FINE ART GALLERY, AMBROTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHS AT WHOLE SALE & RETAIL, PHOTO GRAPHS AND AMBROTYPE MATERIALS, COR. PARK & STATE. JOHNSON N. G., PHOTOGRAPH & AMBROTYPE GALLERY, BLOCK NORTH SIDE OF WEST PARK. [See card p. 222 I PALMER 0 B., PHOTOGRAPH ER & AMBROTYPIST, THE HIGHEST PERFECTION IN THE ART, PARAGON BUILD- INF. [See card p. 225.) Ashery. Ritt & Hofner, cor. Ninth and rade. Pa- Attorneys at Law. Babbit E.. Peach. Benson W. Downing J. F. Elliott Geo. A., west side Park. Galbrath Wm A., office opp. the Court House. Grant Benjamin. Kelso W. C, Peach. Laird Wilson, French. MARSHALL J. C. & F. F., AT TORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 215 OHNSON, 1E0NF0TODERS AND MACHINISTS. Also Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in STOVESJIMSHEETIROSWARE, &o., &o. K. W. Cor. State and 11th Sts., } ERIE, PA. MATTHEW R. BARR, GROVE H. JOHNSON. AT LAW, BEATY'S BLOCK. SPENCER & MARVIN, ATTY'S & COUNSELLORS AT LAW, OFFICE PARAGON BLOCK. STERRETT D. & B. I., ATT YS AT LAW, NORTH-EAST CORNER. PUBLIC SQUARE. Thompson Jas. Vincent John P., State. Bakers. Adams F. F., State. Earnest Henry. Preuss N., State. Bankers. Clark & Metcalf. Saford M. & Co., 8 Reed House. Warren & Nailer. Barbers. Grilcher A., Peach. Mehl M., south side Park. Mehl M., Peach. Billiards. Knopel J., cor. State st. and the Park. Scheiler & Zeigler, Peach. Blacksmiths. Hoves A. H., Peach. Mahen W., Peach. Mapes G. W., Turnpike. Moran J., cor. Sixth and Holland. Motsch A., Parade. Schneider Henry, State. Valentine Stephen, Parade. Walz J., Mill Creek. Warren Wm.,Ediburgh Plank Road. Zuch S. J., Peach. Boarding Houses. > Campbell Jas., French. Franklin House, cor. of State and Second. Hogalty Dennis, French. McMann Michael, French. Noble Daniel Public Dock. Noona Dennis, State. Bonnet & Millinery Goods. HALL MRS. M. H., BONNET & MILIINERY ROOMS, FASH IONABLE HATS, BONNETS, CAPS, SHAKERS, LACES & LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS, PEACH, FOURTH DOOR FROM LAKE SHORE DEPOT. Model Bonnet Store, State. Books and Stationary. Rockmer A., south side Park. SHAEFORD OLIVER, DEALER IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER HANGINGS, &c, &c, STATE. Boots & Shoes. Bloeser John, State. CLARK N. J., WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, LEATHER & FIND INGS, N. W. Cor. PARK AND PEACH. [See card p. 226.] Doll M. & Co., south side Park. 216 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER BLA.LL, <§c -Wj^JEtFJ&Tj, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors of DR. P, HALL'S CELEBRATED COUGH REMEDY, } ERIE, PA. Hall's New Building, State Street. 2 Doors from Seventh, Eichenlaub & Co., American Block, State. GABLE JOHN, MANUFACTUR ER OF BOOTS AND SHOES & WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LADIES' GAIT ERS, STATE, BET. EIGTH & NINTH, W. S., ALSO ON PUB LIC DOCK, E. COR. OF STATE. Guckenbiehl J., Peach. Henry R. H. & Co. Kerner A., Edinburgh Plank Road. Lutz N., Ninth. Miller 0. & C. State. Pfeffer Francis, State. Smith S. Z., State. Urban E., Peach. Williams , French. Brass Founder. Jarecki Henry, State. Brewers. Knobloch J., Mill Creek. KOEHLER CHAS., LAGER AND BUCK BEER BREWERY, PA RADE, NEAR BUFFALO. Brick Yard. Kennedy D., Edinburgh Plank Road. Cabinet Makers. Reblet Jonathan, State. Riblet Wm. Fifth. Canal Company. PENNSYLVANIA ERIE CANAL Co., CHAS. M. REED, Pres't, A. H. CANGHEY, Sec'y, OF FICE SOUTH SIDE PARK— (See card p. 218.) CANGHEY A. H., Sec'y PENN SYLVANIA ERIE CANAL Co., OFFICE SOUTH SIDE PARK. McALLASTER D., Trasurer PENNSYLVANIA ERIE CA NAL Co., OFFICE SOUTH SIDE PARK. (See card p. 218.) REED CHA'S M., Pres't PENN. ERIE CANAL Co., OFFICE SOUTH SIDE PARK. (Se card p. 218.) REED WM. W., Sup't PENNSYL VANIA ERIE CANAL Co., OF FICE SOUTH SIDE PARK.— (See card p. 218.) Carpenters. Lydle & Constable near the Canal. Russell G. S., Eighth. Carriage & Wagon Makers- Blum Peter, State. Clemens F., Peach. Frey B., Peach. Motsch M., Parade. Pfluger G. Peach. Schmoli C, Parade. SELDEN & BLISS, MANUFACT URERS OF BENT RIMS, SHAFTS & POLES, CARRIAGE & WAGON BOWS, SPOKES, HUBS &c. SIXTH. [See card p. 212 and 222.] Thren Jake, Mill Creek. Weber J., Peach. Wittich Frederick, State. Carriage Spring Maker. SELDON & BLISS MANUFACT- AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 217 EKIE CITY DISPATCH Wright's Block, Cor. 5th & State Sts. ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA. E-VI3H,-Z- XXESGIRIZFTIOIlSr OIF PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED. The Dispatch has a Circulation of nearly 3000, and affords superior facil ities to advertisers. Jos. S. M. YOUNG, Editor and Publisher. Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. URERS & VENDERS OF LID DELL'S PATENT SPRING IN ITS APPLICATION TO CAR RIAGES, LUMBER WAGONS, &c, SIXTH. (See card p. 212 and 222.) Clothiers. Baker B. Frank Henry, State. Gensheimers John, cor. Seventh and State. Graham John, French. Justice J. M., State.* Koch Jacob, Cheap side. Koch Moses, State. Liebel A. & Bro., State. McGath , 9 State. Newberger , Central Block. Rosenzweig J., State. Coal Merchants. Curtis & Boice, east side of Public Dock. Hern & Scott, Public Dock. Reid Hart, Reed's Dock. Commission, Storage & Forward ing Merchants. FINN & STEARNS, FORWARD ING & COMMISSION DEALERS IN LUMBER, STAVES & SHIN GLES, OFFICE AND DOCKS OPP. S. & E. R. R. DEPOT, ERIE. (See card p. 223.) KELLOGG JOSIAH & Co., DEAL ERS IN COAL, & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OFFICE ON PUBLIC DOCK. (See card p. 225.) Morrison L. A., Wagner's Block. MORTON GEO. J., STORAGE AND SHIPPING AND COM MISSION MERCHANT, DEAL ER IN ALL KINDS OF COAL, FLOUR, FISH AND SALT, EAST SIDE OF PUBLIC DOCK. SANBORN WM., FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, DEALER IN LUMBER AND STAVES, FOOT OF FRENCH, EAST SIDE. 218 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER FEl^nsrSYr.VA.NTA. CANAL COMPANY. CHARLES M. REED, President. A. H. CANGHEY, Sec'y, D. MoALLASTER, Treas. WM. W. REED, Stjp't. DIRECTORS: C. M. REED, J. C. MARSHALL, J. A. TRACY, J. HEARrV, ». McALLASTER, A. SCOTT, P. 1ETCALF. The Pennsylvania & Erie Canal passes through the Western Pennsylvania Coal and Iron Districts connecting Erie with Pittsburgh, and at Bridgewater with all points on the Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri Rivers; at Erie with Buf falo and Erie, Cleveland and Erie, Philadelphia and Erie Rail Roads; at New Brighton, with Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Roads, at Cross Cut Junction, with the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal. DISTANCES: From Erie to Girard, 16 miles " Lockport, 21 " " Cranesville, 24 " " Albion, 26 " " Spring Corners, 33 " " Conneautville, 37 " " Summit Junction, 45 " " Sherman Corners, 4V •' " Evansburgh, 49 " " Hartstown, 52 " From Erie to Meedville Feeder, French Creek, " Greenville, " Big Bend, " Clarksville, " Sharon, " Middlesex, " Pulaski, " New Castle, " New Brighton, i miles 63 75 80 889398 111133 Junction Cross Cut Canal, 114 miles. Bridgewater, Junction of Beever and Ohio Rivers, 136 miles. From Bridgewater to Pittsburgh, 28 miles. Length of Main line, 136 miles. Length of French Creek Feeder, 25 miles. Total Length of Canal, 161 miles. OFFICE OF COMPANY, ON SOUTH SIDE PARK, EEIE, PA. AND 'BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 219 AUGUSTUS HOFMAN, ERIE MARBLE WORKS. Manufacturer and dealer in Momiments, Headstones, Statues, Mantle Pieces, Furniture Tops, &c. Seventh St., T>et. State and Peach, ERIE, PA. B@f Orders from a distance prompt ly executed. Tennant J., on Canal bet. Seventh and Eighth. WALKER & GILSON, FOR WARDING AND COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, SALT FISH, FLOUR, PLASTER, WA TER LIME, LAKE WARE HOUSE, PUBLIC DOCK AND CANAL WARE HOUSE, AT R R. CROSSING. Confectionery. Sherwood Wm., State. Copper, Iron & Hardware. Roberts & Bro. Cooper. EHRET GREGORY, COOPER. MANUFACTURER & DEALER IN BARRELS, TUBS, BUCK ETS, VATS, KEGGS, &c, &., NINTH, NEAR PARADE. (See card p. 214.) Dentists. Elliott 0. L , south side Park. LuceW. H., Beaty's Block. Dining Hall. Bloore T. W., Union Depot. Doors, Sash & Blinds. CROOK J. P., MANUFACTURER OF SASH, DOORS & BLINDS, PEACH, NEAR FOURTH. [See card p. 213.] SLOAN, BOOTH & McCREARY, (Successors to Ormbby & Booth.) DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ship Chandlery, &c. Also, Manufacturers of Flour Sacks, and dealers in Flour. No 1 Wayne Block, French st. ERIE, PA. BENJ. F. SLOAN, H. W. BOOTH, J. C. McCREARY. Dress Makers. (See also Milliners.) Crosby Miss Rose, cor. French and Sixth. Druggists. Carter & Bro. HALL & WARFLE, WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL DRUG GISTS, ALSO MANUFACTU RERS & PROPRIETORS OF DR. P. HALL'S CELEBRATED COUGH REMEDY, HALL'S NEW BUILDING, STATE, 2 DOORS NORTH SEVENTH.— [See card p. 216.] LANDON 0. A., WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYE STUFFS, &c, &c, 8 Reed House. SINCLAIR T. S., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS AND PURE MEDI CINES, LINSEED, LARD AND TANNER'S OIL,SPIRITS TUR PENTINE, WHITE LEAD, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, SOAPS, CAMPHENE & BURN ING FLUID, COR. STATE AND SEVENTH. Dry Goods. BEEBE JOHN C, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS INFOR- IGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, LACES, EMBROID ERIES & FANCY GOODS, COR. FRENCH & SIXTH. Bell Wm., jr. 220 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER WM. A. KIMBALL, P. VAN SCOTER, A. JONES. A. J. DOBBINS, W. L. CLEVELAND. VAN SCOTER & Co., Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in nil i vijin n nil if Works oo Sixth St., Near Philadelphia and Erie Kail Road, ERIE, PA. E. W. L. CLEVELAND, Sup't. and Manager. For Illuminating and Lubricating, our oils are non-explosive. Prompt attention to all orders, and prices to command the market. Booth, Kepler & Co. Gabel & Hendricks, 16 State bet. Seventh and Eighth. Griswold Wm. A., State. HAYS & JORDAN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, SHAWLS, GLOVES, HOOSIERY, &c, AT THE SIGN OF THE BEE-HIVE, 8 REED'S BLOCK. Merrill G. W., State. Morrison R. S. Rees Brothers, Erie. Walther J. F., State. Engraver. Walker Chas. N., Sixth near French. Fish Dealer. Scott & Rankin, Public Dock. Flouring Manufacturers & Deal ers. ARNDT J. M. & Co., WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL DEAL ERS IN FLOUR, WHEAT & CORN, OATS, RYE, CORN- MEAL, MILL FEED, SHORTS & BRAtf, FRENCH EAST SIDE PARK. Converse & Brother, Parade. COOPER WM., WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, OATS, RYE, FEED, CORN-MEAL, MILL FEED, SHORTS AND BRAN, 2 BEEBE BLOCK, EAST SIDE PARK. Crouch & Bro., French. Elliott John, Mill Creek. Fairmount Mills, Eighth. Gingry Henry, Mill Creek. HAVERSTICK H. B., WHOLE SALE DEALER IN FLOUR & GRAIN OF ALL KINDS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, BONNELL'S BLOCK, STATE. Miller Chas., Peach. Slocum H., State. Forwarding & Commission Mer chant. GRISWOLD J. H., FORWARD ING AND COMMISSION MER- AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 221 OTEL H. L. BROWN, Proprietor. 1 ¦> i Cor. State Street & Public Park, ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA. 222 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER ERIE & CANADA jSjE&jLjS, PA* Wm. SHEEWOOD, Prop. N. G JOHNSON, Photograph & Ambrotype GALLERY. Beatty's Block, N. Side West Park, ERIE, PA. CHANT, OFFICE, FOOT OF FRENCH. [See card p, 227.] Foundries & Machine Shops. Acheson & Henry, Peach. Coates John, State. Freight Agents. BROWN W. S., FREIGHT AG'T BUFFALO & ERIE R. R., OF FICE AT FREIGHT DEPOT. DAVENPORT W. R., FREIGHT AGENT CLEVELAND & ERIE R. R., OFFICE AT FREIGHT DEPOT. Furniture Dealers. Riblet J. II., Perry Block, State. Serr J., Peach. Gas Company. Erie Gas Co., office south side Park. Grocers. Babo Vincent, State. Bangard John. Becker P. A., French. Baldwin H. State. Brengarner J., Parade. BURGISS J. C. & Co., WHOLESALE GEORGE SELDEN, JOHN H. BLISS. SELi'EN t BLISS, Manufacturers of BENT RIMS, SHAFTS And Poles, Carriage and Wagon Bows, Spokes, Hubs &c. ERIE, PA. GROCERS AND DEALERS IN FLOUR, FISH, SALT, WINES & LIQUORS, ALSO AGENTS FOR FAIRBANK'S SCALES, 7 BONNELL'S BL'K, STATE. Canty J. H., Fifth. Clemens Chauncy & Co., Commer cial Buildings. CONRAD G. M., GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, STATIONERY, AND AGENT FOR PUBLICA TIONS, PARADE, BETWEEN EIGHTH & NINTH. CRAWFORD AND CHAN GEY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, GREEN, DRIED AND SEALED FRUITS, TO BACCO AND CIGARS, COM MERCIAL BLOCK. Croulenberger J., Edinburgh Plank Road. Decker J. F., Peach. Deerfield B., Parade and Tenth. Diefeubach P., Peach. Diefenbach P. L., Fourth. Dreisigaker J., State. Dumars J. R., State. Dunn John. Eichenlaub B., Peach. Felkins Nelson, State. Frez Isaac, Peach. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 223 P. G. FINN, H. S. STEARNS. FINN & STEARNS, (Successors to H. JONES.) FORWARDING ft COHHISSION MERCHANTS And Dealers in LUMBER, STAVES AND SHINGLES. Agents for the Petroleum Oil Transportation Company ; Erie to New York, Brooklyn, Green Point, Jersey City and all points on tbe Hudson River, by Lake and Canal. Office and Docks opposite Phil- ) IT DTI? DA adelphia and Erie Depot, j JLIilllij in, GRA Y & FARRER, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN FLOUR, FISH, LIQUORS AND FRUIT, TOBACCO, SEGARS, &c, 5, 6, 7 and 8 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS. Hanson J., Cheap Side. JOHNSTON J. & Co., WHOLE SALE GROCERS, A LARGE STO CK OF COFFEE, TEAS, SU GAR, SYRUP, &c, FRENCH, OPP. REED HOUSE. Maner L., Peach. Minning P. & J., State. PELTON W. H., GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, FLOUR, PORK, SALT, VEGETABLES AND FRUITS. Riblet J. E. Kindernecht & Beckman Block. Robinson & Co. Sheaf & Knoll, French. Schlaudecker F. & M., State. Schneider F. & Son, Peach. Schoaf G., Peach. Schultz V., Mill Creek. Siegel F. L., cor. Fifth & French. SLOAN, BOOTH & McCREARY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, SHIP CHAND LERY, &c, ALSO MANUFAC TURERS OF FLOUR SACKS & DEALERS IN FLOUR, WAYNE BLOCK, FRENCH. (See card p. 219.) Stahl Henry, Sassafras. Sterrett J. S., French. 2 Wright's Thayer R. H., State. Wagner Geo., Parade. Hardware Merchants. Bennett G. A & Co., State. Bozer J. V., State. McConkey & Shannon, Reed House. Murphey N. Harness Makers. Seldon John C, French. Lantz & Mayo, Fifth. Ulrich V., Peach. Weber M., Peach. Hats and Caps. Bryant J. S., 5 Reed House. Kendal Wm., Erie. Philadelphia House, State. Smith S. Woeltge C, Peach. Hides, Leather and Oil. Kittlebergher H., jr., & Co., State. Hotels and Hotel Proprietors. Anthony John, French. BROWN H. L., PROP. BROWN'S HOTEL, COR. STATE & THE PARK. [See card p. 221.] BROWN'S HOTEL, H. L. BROWN, PROP., COR. STATE, ON N. SIDE PARK. [See card p. 221.J City Hotel, French. Dunn 0., south side Park. Eicherlaub P., Edinburgh. Plank Road. 224 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER ERIE, F>a. A. XML GUILD, Proprietor. tihiis "well iKmsrownsr zhzottse IS LATILY IIIN RE-FITTE And is now open for the reception of Guests, who will Have every attention to make their Stay Agreeable. OMNIBUSES TO AND FROM THE TRAINS Hans John, Peach. Martin Henry cor. French & Fifth. Needman W., at Lake Shore Depot. REED HOUSE, A. M. GUILD, PROP. THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE HAS LATELY BEEN REPAIRED & REFITTED, & IS NOW OPEN FOR THE RE CEPTION OF GUESTS WHO WILL HAVE EVERY ATTEN TION TO MAKE THEIR STAY AGREEABLE. OMNIBUSSES TO & FROM THE DEPOT.— [See card p. 224.] Turner Geo., Peach. Walbridge W., Peach. Iron Founder and Stove Manu facturers. BARR AND JOHNSON, IRON FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS, ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STOVES, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, &c, NORTH WEST COR. STATE. [See card p. 215.] Jewelers. Austin T. M., West Park, near Peach. DROZOZEWSKI A., WATCHMA KER & JEWELER, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES ¦ & JEWELRY ON HAND, RE PAIRING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. Jarecki Brothers, American Block. Loomis Guy, State. Suerken B. J., State. Justices of the Peace. Craig Allen A, West Park Row. Gunnison & McCreary. Lime Kiln. Pelton & Zimerly, Fourth. Lumber. Griswold J. H., east of Public Dock. Marble Works. HOFFMAN AUGUSTUS, MAR BLE WORKS, MONUMENTS, AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 225 O. B. PALMER, Paragon Building, Between State and Peach Sts., West Park, } ERIE, PA. ' The highest perfection in the Art has been attained at this Gallery. See specimens. I08IAH KELL066 & DEALERS IN COAL, .A. 3ST ID Commission Merchants, JOSIAH KELLOGG, A. K. KELLOGG. } HEAD STONES AND MAN- TLEPIECES, SE VENTH,NE AR ESTATE. (See card p. 219.] Petton & Son, Fifth, east Wright's Block. Meat Market. Ahell John, Erie. Eichenlaub Ferdinand, Erie. Loesch L., Edinburgh Plank Road. Ludwig Geo. Wild Adam. Merchant Tailor. Wagner Frank, American Block, State. Millinery & Fancy Goods. Barrett Mrs. M. N., south side Park. Curtis Mrs. M., south side Park. Pelton Mrs. E. R., cor. State and Eighth. Rockhard Mrs. C, Peach. Warren Mrs. M. R., State. 15 Music Store. Wheeling Wm., State. News Depot. Golding Geo. J., south side Park. Newspapers. Cateen Henry, cor. French and Fifth. ERIE CITY DISPATCH, JOSH. S. M. YOUNG, PROP'R. [See card p. 217.] Erie Free Press, cor. State & Fifth. Observer Steam Printing Office, Erie. Oil Works. ERIE & CANADA OIL Co., WM. SHERWOOD, Pres't. [See card p. 222.] Kennedy & Co., cor. Buffalo and State. VANSCOTER & Co., MANUFAC TURERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DOURLE REFINED ROCK OIL; WORKS, ON SIXTH, 226 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER N. J. CLARK, WHOLESALE DEALER IN OTHER AND FJNDIN68, N. W. Cor of the Park and Peach St., ERIE, PA. NEAR THE PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE R. R. (See card p. 220.) Omnibus Company. McCLUSKEYJOHN.RAILROAD OMNIBUSSES & CARRIAGES TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, OFFICE BROWN'S HOTEL, COR. STATE & THE PARK. Painters, House and Sign- Gray & Griffin, Seventh. Mangold F., Tenth. Peltroleum Oil Transportation Co. PELTROLEUM OIL TRANS PORTATION CO., ERIE TO NEW YORK, BROOKLYN GREEN POINT, JERSEY CITY; AND ALL OTHER POINTS ON THE HUDSON RIVER, BY LAKE AND CANAL, FINN & STEARNS, OFFICE & DOCKS OPP. P. & E. R. R. DEPOT. - [See card p. 223.] Physicians and Surgeons. Dickinson S., Mill Creek. Faulkner P., Eighth. Faulkner Robert, Eighth. Sevin Chas., Eighth. Stewart Dr. J. L., office at Austin's, Paragon Block. Thazer A., Ridge Road. Postmaster. Sterrett J. M., Post office, State, Pumpmaker. Olds L. W., Twelfth, near Peach. Railroad Officers. BROOKS S. C, MASTER ME CHANIC C. & E. R. R., AT DE POT. BUFFALO & ERIE RAIL ROAD Co., W. S. BROWN, FREIGHT AGENT, J. W. HARTT, TICK ET AGENT, OFFICE AT LAKE SHORE DEPOT. CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL ROAD Co., J. W. HARTT, TICK ET AGENT, W. R. DAVEN PORT, FREIGHT AGT, OF FICE AT LAKE SHORE DE POT. ERIE & NORTH-EAST RAIL ROAD Co., J. A. TRAC Y.Pres't, J. C. SPENCER, Sec'y, OFFICE SOUTH SIDE PARK. ERIE & PITTSBURGH RAIL RAIL ROAD Co., J. A. TRACY, Pees't, PARBUCKLE, Secy, OFFICE, SOUTH SIDE PARK. GRISWOLD A., MASTER ME CHANIC B. & E. R. R., AT DE POT. HARTT I. W., GENERAL TICK ET AG'T OF B. &E.&C. R. R., OFFICE AT UNION DEPOT. TRACY J. A., Pres't ERIE & NORTH-EAST R. R., OFFICE, SOUTH SIDE PARK. Saddle & Harness Makers. Erhart Stephen, State. Law John, French, cor. Seventh. Mutterer Francis, State. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 22.7 J. H. OEISWOLD, FORWARDING IND COINISSIOI MERCHANT. DEALER IN LUMBER AND STAVES. BBCBIVBE/ . G. Martin Thorp, N. G. F. B. Gensch, V. G. C. F. Allen, V. G. F. W. Biecke, Sec. Richard Barker, Sec. Fred Persch, Treasurer. Arthur Hickman, Treasurer. William C. Zimmerman, Per. Sec. THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. ORGANIZED 1850-REORGANIZED 1860. CAPITAL, ,000,000. The business of this Company is the forwarding, with the greatest speed and safety, Coin, Bank Notes, Jewelry and other Valuables, Goods and Packages, and to Collect Notes, Drafts, Accounts, and Bills sent with Goods, and to execute all other Commissions connect ed with the Express Business, at all the principle places between the city of New York and the Western, North and Southwestern States, and Canada. Its connections with other responsible Express Compan ies also extend their facilities to all parts of the United States, Cali- fernia and Europe. Each Express is sent on a first-class passenger train, and accompanied by a trusty messenger, provided Avith an iron safe for the security of valuables. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 237 DIRECTORS- Henry Wells Aurora, N. Y. John Butterfield New York. Johnston Livingston New York. Wm. G. Fargo Buffalo. Alex. Holland New York. OFFICERS. Henry Wells President. John Butterfield.... Vice President. Wm. G. Eargo Secretary. Alex. Holland Treasurer. PRINCIPAL OFFICES: New York, 124 Broadway and 61 Hudson Street. Baffalo, 9, 11 and 13 West Seneca Street. WELLS, BUTTERFIELD k CO., NEW YORK, ) _ LIVINGSTON, FARM k CO., BUFFALO, \ Proprietors. W. B. PECK, Agent, Buffalo, N. Y. LIST OF OFFICES EAST OF BUFALO. NEW YORK. Albany, Adams, Auburn, Adams Centre, Attica, Akron,Albion, Alder Creek, Amsterdam, Aurora, Alexander, Antwerp, Buffalo,Bergen, Byron, Batavia, Brockport,Barry town, Boonville, Baldwinsville, Brownville, Canandaigua,Cooperstown, Caledonia,Camillus, Canastota, Camden,Cape Vincent, Cherry Valley, Catskill, Castleton,Cayuga, Chaumont, Chili, Chittenan go, Churchville,Clifton Springs, Clyde, Cayuga Lake, Coxsackie, Cold Spring, Crugers, Croton, Dobbs Ferry, Dresden,DeKalb, East Bloomfield, Evan's Mills, Fairport,Fonda, Fort Plain, Fishkill,Fishkill Landing, Frankfort, Frog Point. Fulton, Ft. Montgomery, Garrisons, Germantown, Geneva, Gasport, Gouverneur,Glenham, Hudson, Hastings,Hyde Park, Honeoye Falls, Herkimer, Holland Patent, Hermmon,Ithaca, Ilion, Irvington,Jefferson, Jordan,Junction, Kingston, Kasoag, Kidder's Ferry, Knowlesville, Keene's, Lavana, Lamsons, Little Falls, Leroy,Lockport,Lyons,Limerick,Lewiston,Lodi, Lake Ridge, Medina, Manlius,Marcellus,Macedon,Mansville, Middleport,Murray, McConnelsville, Milton, Mattewan, Milan,Millers Corners, New York City, Newark, Niagara Falls, Newburgh, Holley,New Hamburgh, North Hector, Oriskany, Oneida, Oak Hill, Ogdensburgh,Oswego, Ovid,Poughkeepsie, Palmyra, Palatine Bridge, Peekskill,Pembroke,Pittsford, Pierrepont Man'r, Port Byron, Prospect,Pulaski,Philadelphia, Potsdam, Potsdam Junct'n, Phelps,Rochester,Bemsen,Richland,Rondout,Rome,Rhinebeck,Rock Stream, Richville, 238 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Saugerties, Syracuse, Savannah, Sand Banks, Sandy Creek, Seneca Falls, Schenectady, Sing Sing, Skeneatles, Seneca Lake, Schodack,Shortsville, Sheldrake, South Byron, Spencerport, Springport, Spuyten Duyvel, Starkey , Staatsburgh, Stafford,Stockport, Stuyvesant,St. Johnsville, Suspension Br'ge, Troy,Tarrytown,Taberg, Tivoli, Three Mile Bay, Trenton, Tonawanda, Trumansburgh,Union Springs, Utica, Verona,Victor, Vienna, Verplanks, Watertown,West Point, Waterloo, Weedsporti West Bloomfield, West Camden, Williamstown, Wende, Watkins, Yonkers. CANADA WEST. Kingston, Coburg, Colborne, Port Hope. LIST OF OFFICES WEST OF BUFFALO. NEW YORK. Dunkirk, Evans Centre, Jamestown, Silver Creek, Westfield. PENNSYLVANIA. Beaver,Columbus, Conneautville,Darlington,Erie,Girard,Industry, Meadville, North East, New Brighton, Rochester, Springfield, Sewickley, Smith's Ferry, Union Mills, Warren, Waterford, West Granville. OHIO. Ashtabula, Alliance,Atwater,Ashland,Akron, Aurora,Ashley,Bucyrus, Bedford, Bayard, Bristol, Braceville, Berea, Crestline, Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Cardington, Conneaut, Cedarville. Corwin,Camden, Columbiana,Canton, Carrolton, Clinton, Wayne Co. Clinton, Summit Co. Cuyahoga Falls, Collinsville, Dayton, Delaware, Delphos, Deerfield,Damaskus, Dodsons, Eaton, Eariville, Eldorado, Enon Valley, East Rochester, East Liverpool, Edinburgh, Euclid, Forest, Franklin Mills, Franklin Square, Fredericksburgh, Fosters Crossing, Florence, Fort Ancient, Geneva, Grafton,Galion,Greenwich,Gilead, ¦ Garritsville, Girard,Hamilton,Hudson,Hammondsville, Iberia,Kingsville, Loveland,Lewis Centre, London,Lima, Livingston,Louisville,Lakeville, Loudonville, Lucas, LaFayette, Lagrange,Lebanon, Millford, Madison, Morrow, Mt. Gilead, Massilon, Mansfield, Minerva,Malvern, Mineral Point, Moultrie, Millersburgh, Mantua, Macedonia,Manchester,Newark, Nev London, New Paris, New Waterford, New Philadelp'a, New Portage, Niles,Neals Station, New Hope, Orville,Oneida, Oxford, Olmsted, Painesville,Palestine, Perryville, Rochester, Rootstown, AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 239 Ravenna, Seven Mile, Spring Valley, Selma, Shelby, Springfield, Somerville,Salem,So. Charleston, Sonora,Saybrook, Salineville, Summitville, Solon,Starsburgh, Upper Sandusky, Van Wert, Worthington, Willoughby,Wellington. Wooster,Waynesburgh, Winchester, Wellsville,Windham, Warren,West Jefferson, Yellow Springs, Youngstown, Zanesville. INDIANA. Anderson,Arcadia, Brazil,Bradford, Brookston, Bainbridge, Bourbon,Belleville,Battle Ground, Brookville,Buena Vista, Bennetts, Brittons, Centerville, Cambridge City, Columbia City, Crawfordsville, Cicero, Connersville, Council Hill, Cloverland, Coats ville, Clayton, Cartersburgh, Carpentersville, Corwin,Crittenden,Colfax, Clark's Hill, Cleveland, Cumherland,Culbertsons, Cassville, Castiston,Dublin, Dyer,Fort Wayne, Francisville, Fairfield, Frankton, Germantown, Greenfield, Greencastle, Galveston,Hagerstown,Hanna, Huntsville, Hobart, Indianapolis, Jackson, Kokomo,Knightstown,Lake, LaFayette,Logansport, Lebanon, Lagoda, Lewisville,Linden, Linccoln, Leonda, Medaryville, Michigan City, Manchester, Middletown, Miami, Millville, New Castle, Noblesvile,Nicholsonville, Nevada, Ogden,Peru, Philadelphia, Plainfield, Plymouth,Quincy, Roselle,Reels Mill Ross, Richmond, Reynolds, Raysville, Stoekwell, Sulphur Springs, Sharpsville, San Perrie, Tampico, Terre Haute, Thorntown, Tipton, Valaparaiso, Windfall, Warsaw, Washington, Whitestown,Zionsville. KENTUCKY. Douisville. MICHIGAN. Ann Arbor, Albion, Ada, Augusta, Birmingham,Boston, Battle Creek, Beebe's Corners, Buchanan,Chelsea,Corruna, Clarkston,Decatur, Dayton,Detroit, Dexter,Dowagiac, Dayton Plains Davisburgh,Feentonville, Galesburgh, Grass Lake, Grand Rapids, Gaines, Grand Haven, Holley,Ionia, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Leoni, Lawton, Lyons, Lowell, Lindan, Mattewan, Mt. Clemens, Mill Point, Marshall, Niles, New Baltimore, Nunnica, New Buffalo, Owosso, Ovid, Pontiac, Parma,Pewarno, Port Huron, Royal Oak, St. Johns, Savanack, Smith's Corner, Utica Roads, Vernon, Wayne, Ypsilanti. ILLINOIS. Algonquin,Aurora, Amboy, Alton,Ashkum, Ashmore, August, Apple River, Altona, Arlington,Abington,Avon, 240 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Assumption, Forreston, Neponset, Rantoul, Batavia, Franklin Grove, Neoga, Ramsey, Bloomington, Frankfort, New Rutland, Rutland, Belvidere, Galesburgh, Nora, Sandford, Bunker Hill, Geneva, Nachusa, Sterling, Blackberry, Galena, Nokomis, Sandwich, Brandon, Galva, Onargo, Somanauk, Bushnell, Gilman, Ogle, Sublette, Buda, Garden Prairie, Oconee, Scales Mound, Bristol, Gillespie, Oneida, Shelbyville, Barrington, Harvard, Oswego, St. Augustine, Bardolph, Huntleys, Okaw, Sandoval, Butler, Hayworth, Oquawka Junct. , Tonica, Blum, Hillsboro, Odin, Thornton, Cethalto, Haldane, Pecatoniea, Tacusa, Chicago, Hudson, Pana, Turner, Courtland, Irving, Princeton, Tolono, Centralia, Joliet, Polo, Tennessee, Clinton, Juneau, Peotome, Tuscola, Charleston, Junction G. . Lexington, Richland. County. Lockland, Hamilton. Paulding. Mt. Victory, Hardin. Darke. Mansfield, Richland. Cuyahoga. Marion, Marion. Erie. Marysville, Union. Huron. Maumee City, Lucas. Logan. Mechanicsburg, Champaign. Richland. Miamisburg, Montgomery Williams. Middletown, Butler. Loraine. Milford Cen., Union. Erie. Monroeville, Huron. Hamilton. Mount Vernon, Knox. Putnam. Napoleon, Henry. Butler. Newark, Licking. Miami. Norwalk, Huron. Hamilton. Oberlin, Loraine. Wyandotte. Osborne, Greene, Butler. Oxford, Butler. Morrow. Ottawa, Putnam. Hamilton. Post Town, Butler. Cuyahoga. Perrysburg, Wood. Sandusky. Piqua, Miami. Franklin. Plymouth, Richland. Crawford. Quincy, Logan. Fulton. Ridgeway, Hardin. Montgomery. Rushsylv'ia, Logan, Logan. Sandusky, Erie. Defiance. Shelby, Richland. Delaware. Sidney, Shelby. Williams. Springfield. Clarke. Ottawa. Sylvania, Lucas. Loraine. Stryker. Fulton. Hancock. Tiffin, Seneca. Wyandotte. Tippecanoe, Miami. Seneca. Toledo. Lucas. Sandusky. Townsend, Huron. Knox. Troy, Miami. Hamilton. Trenton, Butler. Crawford, Union City, Darke. Loraine, Urbana, Champaign. Darke, Utica, Knox. Huron. Vermillion, Erie. Butler. Versailles, Darke. Erie. Washington, Henry. Logan. W. Sul. Spr. Delaware. Richland. Wakeman, Huron. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 245 Wapakoneta, Waseon, West Liberty, Zanesville, Au-Glaize. Fulton. Logan.Muskingum. INDIANA. Office. Anderson,Attica, Bristol, Calumet,Chesterfield. Delphi, Elkhart,Farmland,Fortville, Fort Wayne, Goshen. Huntington, Indianapolis,Kendallville, Lafeyette, La Gro, La Porte. Ligonier,Logansport, Liberty, Marshfield,Middlebury,Mishawaka, Muncie, New Carlisle, Oakland,Pendleton, Peru, Plymouth, Rome,Rolling Prairie, State Line, Smithfield, South Bend, Wabash,Waterloo, Williamsport, Winchester, County. Madison. Fountain. Elkhart. Lake. Madison. Carroll. Elkhart. Randolph. Hancock. Allen.Elkhart. Huntington. Marion.Noble.Tippecanoe. Wabash. La Porte. Noble. Cass. Union. Warren. Elkhart. St. Joseph, Delaware. St. Joseph. Marion.Madison.Miami. Marshall. Noble. La Porte. Warren. Delaware. St. Joseph. Wabash. De Kalb. Warren,Randolph. MICHIGAN. Office. County. Adrian, Lenawee. Blissfield, Lenawee. Bronson, Branch. Burr Oak, St. Joseph. Clinton,Coldwater, Constantine,Detroit,Hillsdale, Huds-on, Jackson, Jonesville, Manchester. Monroe,Napoleon, Quincy,Sturgis, Tecumseh, Three Rivers, White Pig'n, Lenawee. Branch. St. Joseph. Wayne. Hillsdale. Lenawee. Jackson. Hillsdale. Washtenaw.Monroe. Jackson. Branch. St. Joseph. Lenawee. St. Joseph. St. Joseph. ILLINOIS. Clayton, Lenawee. Office. Alton,Annawan, Athens,Atlanta, Auburn, Bath,Beardstown,Bement. Bloomington, Breman,Brighton,Burea Junction, Camp Point, Carlinville, Catlin, Cerro Gordo, Chatham, Cheneo,Chicago,Chillicothe, Clayton, Colona, Danville, Decatur, De wight, Elkhart, Elmwood,El Paso, Eureka, Fairburry, Galesburgh, Gardner, Geneseo, Gilmore, Girard, County. Madison,Henry, Cook. Logan, Sangamon.Mason.Cass. Piatt. McClean. Cook. Macoupin. Bureau.Adams.Macoupin.Vermillion. Piatt.Sangamon.McLean. Cooke.Peoria. Adams. Henry.Vermillion. Macon. Livingston. Logan. Peoria. Woodford. Woodford. Livingston. Knox.Grundy.Henry.Iroquois.Macoupin. 246 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Havana, Mason. Council Bluffs, Pottawattomie. Henry, Marshall. Columbus C, Van Buren. Homer, Champaign. Davenport, Scott. Jacksonville, Morgan. Des Moines, Polk. Joliet, Will. Durant, Muscatine. Knoxville, Knox. Eddyville, Wapello. Lacon, Marshall. Farmington, Van Buren. La Salle, La Sa'le. Ft. Madison, Lee. ' Lexington, McLean. Glenwood, Mills. Lincoln, Logan. Grinnell, Poweshiek. Lockport, Will. Iowa City, Johnson. Mechaniesburgh, Sangamon. Keokuk, Lee, Meredosia, Morgan. Keosauqua, Van Buren. Middleport, Iroquois. Lewis, Cass. Minooka, Will. Marengo, Iowa. Mokena, Will. Montezuma, Poweshiek. Moline, Rock Island. Moscow, Muscatine. Monmouth, Warren. Muscatine, Muscatine. Morris, Grundy. Newton, Jasper. Monticello, Madison. Ononwa, Louisa. Mt. Sterling, Brown. Oskaloosa, Mahaska. Naples, Pike. Ottumwa, Wapello. Niantic, Sangamon. Pella, Marion. Odell, Livingston. Sidney, Fremont. Ottowa, LaSaile. Sigourney, Keokuk. Peoria, Peoria. Walcott, Scott. Perkin, Tazewell. Washington, Washington. Peru, LaSaile. West Liberty. Muscatine. Pontiac, Livingston. Wilton, Muscatine. Port Byron, Rock Island. Wintersett. Madison. Quincy, Adams. Rock Island, Rock Island. MISSOURI. Rome, Peoria. Office. County. Sadorus, Champaign. Allen, Macon. Sheffield, Bureau. Arrow Rock, Saline, Shipmans, Macoupin. Boonville, Cooper. Charlton. Sidney, Champaign. Brunswick, Springfield, Sangamon. Centralia, Boone. Tiskilwa, Bureau. California, Moniteau. Tolono, Champaign. Columbia, Boone. Towanda, McLean. Franklin, Franklin. Virden, Macoupin. Cass. Florence, Montgomery. Virginia, Forest City, Fulton, Holt. Washingtor, Woodford. Callaway. Williamsville, Sangamon. Georgetown, Pettis. Wilmington. Will. Glasgow, Howard. IOWA. Hudson,Hannibal, Macon. Marion. Office. County. Hermann, Gasconade. Adel, Dallas. Hill's Landing, Carroll. Atalissa, Muscatine. Independence, Jackson. Bentonsport, Van Buren. Jefferson City, Cole. Burlington, Des Moines. Kansas City, Jackson. Cedar Rapids, Linn. Lexington, Lafayette. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 247 Liberty Landing, Macon City, Mexico,Miami,Martinsburg,Missouri City, Montgomery, Oregon,Otterville, Providence,Parkville,Rocheport, Renick, Sedalia,Smith ton, Savannah,Syracuse,St. Charles, St. Joseph, Sturgeon, St. Louis, Tipton,Warrenton, Washington, Wellsburg,Waverly, Wentzville,Weston,Westport, Warrensburg. Wright City, St. Aubert. Clay.Macon. Audrian.Saline. Audrian.Ray.Montgomery.Holt. Cooper. Moniteau. Platte. Boone. Randolph. Pettis.Pettis. (j Andrew.Cooper. St. Charles. Buchanan. Macon. St. Louis. Cooper. Warren.Franklin. St. Charles. Lafayette. St. Charles. Platte. Jackson. Johnson. Warren. Calloway. KANSAS. Office. County. Ashland, Davis. Atchison, Atchison. Doniphan, Doniphan. Ft. Riley, Davis. Indianola, Shawnee. Junction City, Davis. Lawrence. Douglas. Lecompton, Jefferson. Leavenworth, Leavenworth Manhattan, Calhoun. Quindaro, Leavenworth Sonora, Atchison. Summer, Doniphan. Tecumseh, Jefferson. Topeka, Shawnee. Wyandotte. Leavenworth NEBRASKA. Office. County. Ft. Kearney, Nemaha City, Otoe. Plattsmouth, Mills. Brownsville, Nemaha. Nebraska City, Otoe. Omaha City. Douglass. Agricultural Implements. [See also Seed Stores.] Baker M., cor. Genesee and Wash ington. Brayley & Pitts, Carolina cor. 4th. Howard R. L., Chicago cor. Erie Canal. WHITE H. C, DEALER IN AG RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, Ac, 338 MAIN. (See card p. 316.) Ambrotype and Photographic Artists. Bliss H. L., 293 Main. Brent H. & Co., 183 Genesee. Clark Mrs. Geo. W., 348 Main. Coleman William, 6 Swan. COONS D. M., PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, 203 MAIN. PIC TURES OF EVERY DESCRIP TION MADE IN A STYLE SUPERIOR TO THE BEST IN THE STATE. (See card p. 313.) Evans Mrs., 234 and 240 2d, and 244 and 246 Main. KOKGEL CHARLES H, PHOTO GRAPHIC ARTIST, 36 GENE SEE. (See card p. 288.) Miller John, 505 Michigan. Miller Henry, 346 Seneca. Nimbs A. B., 302 Main. SMITH — - The undersigned would respectfully inform bis friends and th* +«.„ ehng pubhc, that he has purchased the busine s of thette Wm Kelsey, and after considerable expense, and much im provement, has rendered the above Hotel IN THE CITY OP BUFFALO. both as to price and accommodation. y mth thelr Patronage, PORTERS ALWAYS m ATTEN39AN€E TO AND FROM THE CARS. DOMINICK BOZZE. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 257 W. A. McAVOY, Manufacturer of Every Style of FINE CIGARS, From Tobacco imported from Havana, St. Jago., Courter House Block, Cor. Erie and Seneca Sts., BUFFALO, NEW YORK. Binders Stock. JEWETT E. R. & Co., DEALERS IN BINDER'S STOCK, 161 MAIN. Blacksmiths. Bauer J., Goodell. Brown W. W., 63 Ellicott. Coak J., cor. Michigan and Green. COLE ADAM, BLACKSMITH, CLINTON. Corbit'M., Perry. Dempster R., Washington. JUSTIN A. A., BLACKSMITING AND MACHINE WORK, NI AGARA, BET. AMHERST AND HAMILTON. Kane P., State and Canal. Mills A., 20 and 22 Elm. Mooney J., East Seneca. Oliver H. E., cor. Eagle and Ni agara. Stanton P., Washington, near Per ry- Wibacker P., Washington. Blast Furnaces. Palmer & Wadsworth, cor. Hamil ton and South. Warren & Thompson, on Buffalo Creek. Block & Pump Maker. (See also Pump Makers.) Taff M., Ohio. Board of Trade. r PARKER JASON. PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF TRADE, 5 CENTRE. 17 Boarding Houses. Boorman Mrs. M., cor. Elk and Illi nois. Doyle Ed., Ohio. Erlbach Adam, 369 Michigan ave. Galivah Mrs. J., 51 Ohio. Howe J. H, 27 Ohio. Jameson G. E., Ohio. Lappin R., 46 Ohio. Lonergan James, Ohio. McLeod G., 51 Ohio. Shannahan M. 21 Ohio. Stem H., 63 Exchange. Boat Builders. Newton R., Green. Pratt L. H., cor. Green and Michi gan. Boot House. Beck C. C, foot of Erie. Pye Thos., foot of Erie. Boiler Makers. Davenport & Nelson, La Couteaux. Riter P. H., Indiana. RUGER J. S. & Co., BOILER MA- KERS, CHICAGO, NEAR OHIO. (See eard p. 278 & 279.) SHEPARD IRON WORKS, JOHN D. SHEPARD, Agent STEEM BOILER MANUFACTURERS, OHIO. [See card opp. p. 256 ] Bolting Machine. Cogswell M. C, Terrace. Book Binders. Johnson J. M., 161 Main. 258 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER ESTABLISHED I3ST 1834=. 11 WHEELER & CO., PROP'R, 161 Main St., Commercial Advertiser Building PUBLISHERS OF THE Daily Commercial JLdYeffiiseafy Six Dollars per year, in advanee. The oldest daily paper in Western New York. SEMI-WEEKLY COMMERCIAL— Published on Tuesdays and Fridays. Three dollars per year, payable in advance. PATRIOT AND JOURNAL— A weekly family and political paper, estab lished in 1825. One dollar per year in advance. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER CITY DIRECTORY— Published annually. Price two dollars. In connection with the above we have a most complete TOM ESTABEJSHMENT, Where Work of every description is executed. Commercial, gailronb anb Cjjromotjgr printing In all its Styles and Varieties, Book, Pamphlet and Law Work, etc., etc. Stereotyping and Electrotyping. Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Checks, Music, Bill Heads, Labels, Cuts, etc., Electrotype^ and Stereotyped in the best manner. crpc., q~nmcpc- \1 di> IT q-p CT-pmcn clb[b\ An extensive Bindery is attached to our Establishment, where Binding and Ruling of every description is executed. BLANK BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 259 JOHN WALLS, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER! EM.1LV STREET, BUFFALO, JY. V. 1 ¦» i Decorative Plastering executed in the highest order of the Art, and upon the most scientific principles. 1 » i Mastic and Stucco Work for beautifying the exterior of Public or Private Buildings, done in he most durable manner. Work done Everywhere in the United States and Canadas. VALENTINE YOUNG, Manufacturer of all kinds of No. 1JT Batavia Street. All Orders carefully put up and promptly executed. Leavitt J. S., 70 Lloyd. PENFIELD T. V. N., BOOK BINDER AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, 15 WEST SENECA. Schottin P., Baker's Block, Gensee. Booksellers and Stationers. Baer Conrad, 410 Main. BUTLER THEODORE, PUB LISHER, BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER, LAW, MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY OF ALLKINDS, 159 MAIN. Butler & Breed, 188 Main. Conry T. J., 17| Seneca. Haefner T., 222 Elicott. Hager Robert, 364£ Main. Lockwood, Young & Co., Main. Otts H. H., 226 Main. Schmeidt Anthony, 411 Main. Samo H. W., 432 Main. TAYLOR MARTIN, PUBLISH- ER AND BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN SCHOOL & MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS STATIONERY, 299 MAIN.— (See card p. 284.) Boot and Shoe Makers. Albet John, 9 Commercial. Baier J., 145 Eagle. Beecherer F., Seneca. Beinbach J., Michigan. Bentz S., 105 Genesee. Bielmaier F.. Niagara. Boechat F., cor. Commercial and! Canal. Bosch A., 49 Genesee. Bramlich Fred., 109 Genesee. Bullemer G. K., cor. Elk and Chica go- CastelloT. P., 112 Pearl. Chamot C. P.. Dennis Robert, 96 Seneca. Diegelmann L., Niagara. Diestel Arnest, Ohio. Eberhart B., cor. Ohio and Indiana. Eckert Thos., 344 Michigan. Ege A., Ohio. Ernerhart B., Ohio, Grener Herman, 116 Exchange. Green Wm., Chippawa. Gunold R., Ohio. Habele Fred., cor. North Division, Banning G., 20 South Division. Hellriegel Henry, 7 Commercial. Herman Jacob, Junction of Erie . 13. HXJI^L, - - Proprietor. FARE, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. This Hotel is one of the largest in the city, located on the Terrace, about midway between the Central and Niagara Falls Depots. We design to make it one of the best stopping places in the city. fl@?~ Trusty Porters always ready. See advertisement of J. S. Ruger & Co.'s Cracker and AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 271 McDonald, 13 Central S, 11 Central Wharf. Allen, 23 Central & Co., 18andl9Cen- Selmser, 16 Central DEALERS IN FLOUR, GRAIN, CLOVER SEED, &C, 26 CEN TRAL WHARF. [See Card, p. 288 I Deshler J. G., 14 Central Wharf. Eames M. R., 20 Central Wharf. Fish & Avery, 18 Central Wharf. Fish S. H. & Co., 19 Central Wharf. Fleeharty J. & Co., 27 Central Whf. Foster W. C. & Co., 20 Central Whf. GALLOWAR G. R., COMMIS SION MERCHANT, WILL AT TEND TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF WHEAT, CORN, OATS AND BARLEY, PRO DUCE AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY, 40 MAIN. Gibson Bros., 28 Central Wharf. Greenvault & Co., 73 Main. Griffin A. L. & Co., 23 Central Wharf. Griffin & Wharf. Guthrie S.. S . Harvey and Wharf. Hawley M. S. tral Wharf. Hayward & Wharf. Hazard G. S. & Co., 25 Central Wharf. HEAD JOSEPH A , 60 Main and 21 Hanover. HOLLISTER JAMES, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MER CHANT, 16 CENTRAL WH'F. [See Card, p. 312.] Holt A. J., 14 and 15 Central Wh'f. Hopkins & Co., 8 Central Wharf. Horton A. W., 10 Central Wharf. Howard & Ellis 8 Central Wharf. Howcutt John, foot of Washington. HUNTER GEORGE, PRODUCE, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND SHIPPING AGENT, 42 MAIN. JOHNSON WALLACE, PRO DUCE AND CONMISSION MERCHANT, 89 MAIN. Judson & Avery, 24 Central Wharf. KEAYS W. J. & Co., COMMIS SION AND PRODUCE MER CHANTS AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FOOT OF WASHINGTON. Ketchum & Poter, 48 Main. Little and Arnold, foot of Commer cial. Lockwood & Kinne, 11 Central Wharf. Maharz John William, 68 Main and 19 Hanover. Mann Charles J., 15 Central. MATHEWS & TALMAN, COM MISSION AND GROCERY MERCHANTS, WINES LI QUORS, &C, 334 MAIN. Moore J. H., Central Wharf. Morse & Nelson, 28 Central Wharf. Morton J. F., 7 Central Wharf. Morton, Foote, & Co., 32 Lloyd. Niles H. & Co., foot of Washington. Orr A. B., Clinton Mills Depot, 58 Main. Palmer, Monteith & Co., 21 Central Wharf. Parker .Jason, 23 Central Wharf. Parsons S., 17 Central Wharf Peterson F. W. 13 Central Wharf. Pease & Trowbridge Lloyd. Petrie Wm. & Co., 13 Central Wh'f. Philpot W. S., 26 Central Wharf. POTTER A. K., COMMISSION MERCHANT, WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF WHEAT. CORN, OATS, FLOUR, PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS GENER ALLY, 24 MAIN. Pratt Anson, 17 Central Wharf. PRATT . & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF PAILS, TUBS, SAFES, WATER, LIME, PLATFORM SCALES, LEATHER BELTING, • &c, 28, 30 AND 32 Terrace. [See cards pp. 250 and 251.] Rainey & Wheeler, 22 Central Wh'f. Richmond, J. M., foot of Michigan. Ritchie H. B., 8 Ohio. Sandrock George, 23 Central Wh'f. Sawyer James D., 11 Central Wh'f. Schoellpopf, 10 Central Wh'f. Seymour & Wells, foot of Illinois. Sherwood A. & Co., 9 Central Wh'f. Silliruan Matthews & Co., 6 Central Wharf. Biscuit Machine, and other Machines, pages 378 & 279. 272 LAKB SHORE GAZETTEER BROWN'S HOTEL! STABLES AND YARDS, CORNER SENECA & MICHIGAN STREETS, BUFFALO, N. Y. The Proprietor has during the last season rebuilt and refur nished his Hotel, and is prepared to accommodate his customers in a more comfortable manner than heretofore, and is also pre pared to offer superior accommodations to persons taking horses and sheep East and West, having NEW BRICK STABLES, WITH OPEN ft BOX STULS, That will accommodate One Hundred Horses. Also, Planked Yards and Sheds, provided with an abundance of Pure Water. .A. SEFV^R^TE STABLE, For the accommodation of those bringing Horses to sell in this Market Careful and trusty Hostlers always on hand to assist in taking Stock and Luggage from and to the Cars and Boats. Charges moderate and satisfactory. CHARLES BROWN, Proprietor. ADVERTISEMENTS. GEO. D. WIGHTMAN, GRAVER AID PHOTOGRAPH ON WOOD. Has produced a great revolution in the art, of "Wood Engraving — a few seconds only being required to represent any object upon the block. The tedious and inacurate method of Hand Drawing becomes unnecessary. This process takes pictures for any description of Wood Cut Illustrations, MBSOTY ©I -US W© READY TO BE ENGRAVED, Performing with perfect accuracy, in a few seconds, that which has here tofore without the aid of this invention, required days to accomplish, and even then in a very imperfect manner. I have succeeded in purchasing the right to use this process of Photographing" on Wood, For engraving, in Erie County, in the State of New York, I would invite all those who wish work done, to CALL AT MY OFFICE ANI? SEE SPECIMENS. AMBROTYPES OR PHOTOGRAPHS, On Paper, Can be Copied on tbe Wood, So that parties at a distance have only to forward a picture of the object to be engraved, by Express. Both work and prices warranted to give satisfac tion. Illustrative Cuts of all kinds of manufactured articles, Portraits, Machinery, Buildings, Models, Pacsimiles, STOVES, MEDALS, LANDSCAPES, ANIMALS, &c, &c„ Photographed directly on the block, and engraved from the photograph. Pictures Enlarged or Eeduced. Perfect accuracy guarantied. GEO. D. WIGHTMAN, Engraver on Wood, 156 Main Street, Express Buildings, Buffalo N. Y. Original Designs furnished if required. ADVERTISEMENTS. A^. & J. KBOGH, PIAIO Nos. 257, 259 and 261 Washington Street, BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH DIVISION STREETS. 1 » ' The subscribers keep constantly on hand an extensive and choice assort ment of Piano Fortes, in elegant Rosewood Cases, which we warrant to be equal in tone, touch and finish, to any manufactured in this country. As a proof of the superiority of our instruments, the subscribers would respectfully call the attention of the public to the subjoined testimonial from Professor Gottschalk, (one of the most distinguished pianists in this country,) being one of the many they are daily receiving from professors and others, assuring them of the merits of their Pianos. Persons desirous of obtaining a superior instrument are earnestly invited to give us a call. Dealers supplied on liberal terms. A. 4* J. KEOGH. TaEssiravcozsri^aLij. Saratoga, 27th July, 1850. I was excessively satisfied with the piano which Mr. Richard Owen, of Quebec, was kind enough to lend me for my concert here. That instrument, of the manufacture of Messrs. A & J. Keogh, of Buffalo, was one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful, two stringed square Pianos I had ever met with. The tone was full and round, without harsh ness, and of a remarkable evenness in- all its registers. As to its strength, I will merely state the fact that it stood at my concert during two hours, with out intermission, under five or six heavy fantasias, and as many small pieces, in a moist and hot atmosphere, without one single string breaking, or the instrument getting out of tune; which is more than I could say of many grand Pianos, even of the most eminent makers. The Messrs. Keogh are personally unknown to me, and this was the first instrument of theirs I had ever performed on ; my opinion, therefore, cannot be influenced by partiality. In recommending it, I simply respond to an ar tistic feeling, and a desire to do justice to manufacturers whose popularity is so well deserved. (Signed:) L. GOTTSCHALK. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 273 Stambach W. P. & P. C, 3 Main. STELLWAGEN J. & KRAET- ZER, DOMESTIC AND FOR EIGN COMMISSION, FOR WARDING, EXCHANGE AND PASSENGER BUSINESS, 369 MAIN. Sternberg P. L. & Co., 4 Central Wharf. Stevens James G., 12 Central Wh'f. Stimpson William, 6 Central Wharf. Swan & Thayer, 25 Central Wharf. Van Buren & Noble, 21 Central Wharf. Wand & Abell, 24 Central Wharf. Whiting & Parsons, 17 Central Wharf. Wilkie M., Merchants Exchange. Wilkins R. P., 13 Central Wharf. Willard & Curtis, corner Lloyd and Prime. Worthington, S. K., 16 Central Wharf. Confectioners. Benson John, 131 Main. Bierna Henry, 350 Main. Bouyon Paul, 298 Main. Brooks G., 23 Seneca. Christoph E., Main. Crelasque D., 99 Batavia. Everstine George, 258 Genesee. McArthur J. J., 297 Main. McCombs Mrs. E., 410 Main. MACKWIRTH EDWARD, MAN UFACTURER OF ORNA MENTAL AND FANCY CON FECTIONERY, 409 MAIN. Mesnare J., Genesee. Newton Robert, 12 Niagara. Vanslyck G. A., 39 Seneca. WUEST JOHN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF CONFEC TIONERY, 282 MAIN. Cooper. Zommer Jacob, Amherst. Cordial Manufacturers- Turner & Brothers, Niagara. Cracker, Bread and Biscuit Ma chine. RUGER J. S. & CO., MANUFAC- 18 TURERS OF RUGER'S PRE MIUM CRACKER, BREAD AND BISCUIT MACHINES AND BAKERS' TOOLS, CHI CAGO. [See card, pp. 278 and 279.] Dentists. Lewis J., 278 Main. Oliver W. G., 11 Niagara. Reynolds D., 4 West Swan. Straight E., 280 Main. Whitcomb N. 240 Main. Whitney Dr., cor. Washington and South Division. Distillers. Ayers Wm. B., 6 and 8 Hanover. Becker H., cor. Center and Elm. Clark Thomas, cor. Washington and Perry. Gillet H. F., 18 and 20 Lloyd. Shoemaker, Stewart & Co., 4 Central Wharf. Trusket George, William. Dress Makers. Bliss E. L., 293 Main. Daily Mrs. E. H., 233 Seneca. Fenchter Mrs., 389 Main. HAMMOND MISS JANE, FASH IONABLE DRESS MAKER, 346 MAIN. Lewis Mrs. C, 431 Michigan. Packwood Mrs., 98 Eagle. Drugs and Medicines. BECKER PHILIP & CO., WHOLE SALE DRUGGISTS, 384 MAI > . Chapman O. H. P., 319 Main. Davis E. H., cor. Terrace and Pearl. Diehls John P., 402 Main. Francis J. E., 268 Main. Jenner R., 300 Main. King Wm., Jr., 249 Main, corner of South Division. Liebetrut Julius, 364 Main. McCRAY G. W., M. D., DEALER IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES, COR. COMMERCIAL A.ND WA TER. [See card, p. 253.] Peabody, W. H., 25! Main. Reynolds A. & Co., 155 and 157 Main. 274 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER A. M. CLAPP & CO., Publishers and Proprietors of the following leading Newspapers in Western New York. BUFFALO Daily, delivered in City $6.50, by Mail §6.00 per annum. Having the largest circulation of any Daily, west of New York, offers the best medium for advertising of any paper in this city. BUFFALO TRI-WEEKLY EXPRESS. $3 OO PER AJVrVUM. Gives all the reading matter of the Daily, and has a large country circulation. All new advertisements published in the Daily are inserted in the Tri- Weekly without extra charge. BUFFALO WEEKLY EXPRESS. $1 OO PER ANNUM. This Paper has a very large and increasing circulation in this and adjoining counties, and in the Western States- CLAPP, MATTHEWS & CO.'S STEAM FRI1ITIN6 HOUSE, Office of the Morning Express, BUFFALO, N. V. See advertisement of J. S. Ruger & Co.'s Cracker and AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 275 Reynolds A. & Co., cor. Washing ton and Seneca. Rieffenstahl Brothers, 396 Main. Sage & Tucker. 232 Main. Volker William, 240 Genesee. Wiggins D. B., 107 Franklin. Williams Wm. J., cor. Main and Seneca. . Dry Dock. Jones & Hardison, near Boom Der rick. MASON & BIDWELL, TWO DRY DOCKS FOR REPAIRS, BUF FALO CREEK, OPP. FOOT OF CHICAGO. [See card, p. 306.] Dry Goods. BETTINGER S. & CO., MANU FACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, 399 MAIN. [See card, p. 291.] Boyer J., 113 Genesee. Dahlman L. & Co., 276 Main. Geiershofer & Loesdi, 306 Main. Gerhardt J. P., cor. Elk and Alaba ma.. Greenburg H., 400 East Seneca. Haberstre Joseph, 401 Main. Hamlin & Mendsen, 208 Main. Hausle M. & Son, 146 and 148 Gen esee. Holbrook, Dee & Co., 220 Main. HOWARD. WHITCOMB & CO., MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, 207 MAIN. [See card, p. 294.] MURRAY, GUMMING & GRANT, DRY GOODS, 316 MAIN. Murray & Grant, 288 Main. Pardridge C. W. & E , 318 Main. Persch Henry O, cor Church and Terrace. Rosenau S. & Co., 380 Main. Sherman & Barnes, 205 Main. Titus French & Co., 283 and 285 Main. Weil M., 138 East Seneca. . Dyers and Scourers- Chester L., 18 Batavia. Claude L., 306 Michigan. Perry James, 412 Main. Strele J., 142 Batavia. Streele J., Niagara. Edge Tool Manufacturers. WHITE L. & J. J., MANUFAC TURERS OF EDGE TOOLS, 32 OHIO, COR. INDIANA. [See card, p. 261.] Elevators. Cutter & Austin, Morton. Evans Chas. W., Erie and Canal. Hatch and Richmond, West Side of Buffalo Creek. Howell S. W., cor. Ohio and Indi ana. RICHMOND DEAN, BUFFALO' CITY ELEVATORS, WEST SIDE OF BUFFALO CREEK. Stormburg B. L., corner Ohio street and the Canal. Ward & Abel, West Side Buffalo Creek, foot of Mississippi. Wells C. J., cor. Ohio and Indiana. Williams A. G., 22 Central Wharf, Engravers and Lithographers, Drew E. 138 Main. MOONEY L., ENGRAVER AND' LITHOGRAPHER OF WED DING AND VISITING CARDS,. SEALS, &C, 200 MAIN, UP STAIRS. [See card, p. 256.] Sage J. & Son, Arcade Buildings, Main. SMITH & BOWEN, PHOTO GRAPHERS & ENGRAVERS- ON WOOD, 190£ MAIN. (See card p. 298.) WIGHTMAN GEO. D., ENGRA VER AND PHOTOGRAPHER ON WOOD, 156 MAIN. (See card opp. p. 272.) Exchange Dealers. Church A., cor. Exchange &. Wash ington. Graham J., Wadsworth House. _ Shuttleworth & Co., cor. Main and. Seneca. Biscuit Machine, and other Machines, pag-es 278 & 279. LAKE SHORE OAZETTEER g^tna guflttrmwe (tapmi, gartfwd, (tat. INCORPORATED 1819.— CHARTER PERPETUAL. Capital, Paid up in Cash, $1,500,000 OO. Cash Surplus, $694,100 02. Assets, $2,194,100 02. E. G-. RIPLEY, Prest. T. A. ALEXANDER, Vice Prest. T. K. BRUCE, Jr., Secretary. assets, j-^»aq-u-A.H,-ss- 1, I860. Par Value. Market Value. Ca6h on hand, in bank, and in agents' hands §394,746 26 United States Traeaeury Notes, with accurate interest $75,000 00 75,900 00 United States Stock, semi-annual interest 150,000 00 156,750 00 State Stocks, New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Michigan and Indiana „ '. 244,810 00 224,882 20 City Stocks, Hartford, Eochester, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Milwaukee.. 115,000 00 116,000 00 Bank Stocks, Now York, Hartford, Boston, St. Louis, 4c 839,400 00 937,982 00 Railroad Stocks, Hartford and New Haven, Boston, Worcester, Conn. Eiver 90,700 00 93,414 00 Mortgage Bonds 93,323 35 93,544 35 Real Estate, unincumbered 75,926 00 Miscellaneous Items 24,885 21 Total. „ ¥2,194,100 02 DE. DP. DDODRJR, Agent for the above well known Company, would respectfully ask from his patrons and the public generally, their attention to the above statement of its finances and prosperity, showing, as it does, tho best guarantee of indemnity in case of loss of any Fire Insurance Company in the world, and from its prompt, liberal settlement and payment on losses upon equitable principles, deserving of special preference. I would solicit from the citizens of Buffalo, and of the Lakes, a continuance of their confidence and patronage. i3S5"Policies issued, Risks taken by Lakes, Rivers, Canals and Railroads, to and from any place in the United States and Canadas, and losses promptly adjusted and paid at this office by E. P. DORR, General Agent. Office, Thompson Block, (late Custom House,) up stairs, Corner Prime and Lloyd Streets "WILLIAM S. KINO, SURVEYOR. 2Etna Insurance Company, OF HAETF0RD, CONNECTICUT— INCORPORATED 1819 Cash Capital $2,194,100 00. E. G. RIPLEY President. T. A. ALEXANDER Vice President. T. K. BRACE, JR Secretary. North American ITire Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. Cash Capital and Surplus $351,084 00. JAMES G. BOLLES President JOHN A.WALLACE Secretary. Commerce Insurance Company, OF ALBANY, N. Y. Cash Capital and Surplus $211,230 00, S. B.HAMILTON President. G. H. VAN ALLEN Secretary. Hope Insurance Company, OF PROVIDENCE, R. I. Cash Capital $150,000 00. SAMUEL SHORE President. JOSEPH MARTIN Secretary. Northwestern Insurance Company, OF OSWEGO, N. Y.— FIEE AND MARINE. Cash Capital an* Surplus $310,697 00. JAMES PLATT President. S. B. LUDLOW , Secretary. E. P. J/ORR, General Jlg-ent, Buffalo, JV. V. Policies issued at fair rates, and losses promptly adjusted and paid at this office. Office, Thompson's Block, (late Custom Houso,) up stairs, corner Prime and Lloyd streets. See advertisement of J. S. Ruger & Co.'s Cracker and AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 277 Express Companies. AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., 9, 11, AND 13 W. SENECA. W. P. PECK, AGENT. [See card p. 236.] UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO., 15 W. SENECA. [See card, p. 242.] Fancy Goods. Comstock & Co., 230 Main. Barnum S. 0., 211 Main. Hart Henry, 275 Main. Hoffman Julius, 294 Main. Fish Dealers. Cheney E. B., Michigan. Higgins C. D. & Co., Lloyd. Hoag D., Michigan. Johnson H. & Bros., Lloyd. Neff A., Lloyd. Piatt L. B. & Co., 286 Main. Root Adrian R., 64 and 66 Main. Flour and Feed. Abernethy A., cor. Louisiana and Elk. Cande G., cor. Michigan and Carroll CLARK A., FLOUR AND FEED STORE, COR. PERRY AND MARKET. Cobb W. H. & Co., cor. Terrace and Evans sts. Cutter & Bailey, 201 "Washington st DAW HENRY & SON, FLOUR & FEED STORE, 26 CENTRAL WHARF. [See card, p. 288.] Diekey & Marsh, 210 Washington. Diebolt S., 133 Batavia. Enos L. & Co., 17 Central Wharf. Fisher J. & G. & Co., 74 Genesee. * French & Hustead, 204 Washington Grahling Fred., 76 Genesee. Hanowan & Albro, 36 E. Seneca. Harvey & Allen, 206 Washington. Heimlich P. J., Jr., 12 Central Wharf. Houck P., 91 Seneca. Husted E. S., 41 Seneca. Lapp Jacob, 3 Marts Block, Marsh A. M., Kremlin Hall. Mesmer Michael, 277 Main. Peekbenwalt P., Batavia. Pholl Jacob, 162 Batavia. Speck John, William. Steingoetter H., cor. Michigan and William. Urban George & Co., cor. Genesee and Oak. Vorse John, 96 Batavia. Walsh John, 8 Terrace. Flouring Mills. Campbell R., 61 Ohio. Howell S. W., Prop. Niagara Mills. Laurens E. & Co., Erie Mills. Smith H., Queen City Mills. Thornton & Chester, on Canal, foot A TYl n pvcf WILLIAMS R., PROP. ERIE WATER FLOUR MILLS. OF FICE, ON PRIME. Wilson & Co., cor. Chicago & Miami. Foundries and Machine Shops. BELL DAVID, FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, NORTON. COLLIGON F., MACHINIST AND MANUFACTURER OF STEAM ENGINES, COR. PERRY AND WASHINGTON. DUDLEY JOSEPH P., PROP. OF ^ETNA IRON FOUNDRY.— IRON CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, COR. STATE AND FLY. [See card p. 318.] DUNBAR & HOWELL, IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, COR. PERRY & MISSIS SIPPI. [See card p. 303.] GOOD A., MACHINE SHOP, IN DIANA. [See card p. 255.] RUGER J. 8. & CO., FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, CHI CAGO NEAR OHIO. [See card opp. pp. 278 and 279.] SHEPARD IRON WORKS, JOHN D. SHEPARD, AGENT, OHIO. [See card opp. p. 156.] TIFFT G. W., SON & CO., FOUN DRY AND MACHINE SHOP., COR. WASHINGTON & OHIO. [See card p. 326.] Fruits and Vegetables. Baylis C. & Co., 3 Scott. Biscuit Machine, and other Machines, pages 278 & 279. OTIEI CTTI £1 lrl( P DBTTDFDF^LO, TV. Y. W0II t0« FORMERLY OF ROCHESTER, N. Y. Having removed and taken the Works formerly known as the " Swarts* Iron Works," are prepared to Manufacture (See Next Page.) STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SMFTM, PULLEYS, Mill Gearing, Models, and all kinds of Machinery, to Order. RUGER'S PREMIUM AND LATEST IMPROVED MACHINES, MANUFACTURED AND CONSTANTLY ON HAND. imrs aid am TO III KINDS OF CRACKER MAillSf OUST SHORT USTOTiaE. Stave Factories, Planing Mills, and Sash, Blind and Door Factories fitted up with the latest improved Machines on short notice. All kinds of Machines Repaired with neatness and dispatch. Attention paid to Stationery Steamboat Work. We so licit a share of public patronage. Our terms are moderate. All Machines manufactured by us are warranted. OEFICE AND WORKS ON CHICAGO STREET, NEAR OHIO STREET, BUFFALO, N, Y, J. S. RUGER. (TRY TJS.) J. W. RUGER. 280 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER J. Adams. A. M. Adams. S. Stoke. JAMES ADAMS & CO., (Successors to C. Athearn & Co.,) MANUFACTURERS AND DEAUERS IN SNUFF AND CIGARS, No. 207 Washington Street, BUFFALO, 1ST. Y. Blakely J. & W.,31 Main. Bullock Richard, 227 Main. COX S. B., WHOLESALE & RE TAIL DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, OYSTERS & POUL TRY, 295 MAIN. Dunlop Robert Jr., cor. Carolina and 10th. Haldane James, 2 Scott. Hoy John, 49 Ohio. SMITH J. J., OYSTERS. AND FRUITS, 197 WASHINGTON. [See card p. 254.] Vermilia & Co., 37 Main. Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters. (See also Plumbers.) Day G., 9 w. Eagle. HARDIKER & TOYE, PLUM BERS AND STEAM GAS FIT TERS, COR. NIAGARA AND PEARL. [See card p. 264.] IRR & IRLBACKER, PRACTI CAL PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, 1, 2 and 3 W. MO HAWK. Smith Jno. D., 162 Main. Somerville J. W., cor. Swan & Main. Valentine & Creily, 4 Court. General Stores. Fitch F. S., 125 e. Seneca. Simpson John, 167 Main. Gents' Furnishing Goods. (See also Clothiers and Merchant Tailors.) ALTMAN & CO., GENTS' FUR NISHING GOODS, 40 PEARL. [See card p. 286.] See advertisement of J. S. Ruger & Co.'s Cracker and DODSWORTH WM., DEALER IN GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &c, 106 MAIN. KENNETT THOMAS, DEALER IN GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 183 MAIN. [See card, p. 256.] Mannings John B., 6 Main and 46 Quay. Newman Emanuel, cor. Ohio and Columbia. Glove Maker. Fine J., 27 Seneca. Gold Leaf Manufacturer. Dennis & Cottier, cor. Exchange and Washington. Gold Pen and Pocket Book Man ufacturer. Felton John, 159 Main. Grain Drying House- Tooley L. A., Erie. Grape Grower and Native Wine Manufacturer. PRESBREY OTIS F., GRAPE GROWER & NATIVE WINE, PROSPECT HILL. Grist Mill. Gillett E. J., Michigan, by the canal Grocers. Adams H. & Co., 37 Seneca. Adams J., 23 Exchange. Adolph J. A., Goodell. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 281 P. S. STEVENS, IMPOKTER AND DEALER IN BRANDIESi CINSi WIMES, &C n } No. 290 Main Street, corner Eagle, [BTJITF'^.LO, TV. Y. Allen John P., cor. Exchange and Chicago. Allbright Jacob, 184 South Divis ion. Anderson A. S., 56 Main. Argus G., Niagara. Barker John, Genesee. Barker Louis, 198 Batavia. Bamler Geo., Erie: Banks L. A., 69 Niagara. Bansing Godles, Clinton. Barber Daniel, 396 Seneca. Barnum G. G., 74 Main. Barnard Ira, jr., 182 East Seneca. Barrett J., 117 East Seneca. Beard & Hajward, cor. Green and Washington. Beckel P. J., cor. Ellicott and Gen esee. Becker John P., 358 Michigan. BECKER PHILIP & Co., WHOLE SALE GROCER, 384 MAIN. Bell Brampton, 22 East Eagle. Belthelen L., cor. Washington and Goodell. BEMIS P. S.. DEALER IN GRO CERIES AND PROVISIONS, 6 AND 7 OHIO. [See card p. 249.] Berlin Lewis, Bieber John Maryland. Bipont P. J. Bleler O, cor. ter. Blassor J., Sycamore. BorstS., 234 Main. Boltz Geo., 392 Main. BorstJ., 159 Elk. Brown Wm., 123 Main East Seneca. A., cor. Ninth and 81 Batavia. Commercial and Wa- Burks T., 255 Seneca. Byrne J., 31 Ohio. Caburet Peter F., 24 East Huron. Cain Wm., cor. Perry and Howard. Callanan O. 32 Terrace. Callender S. N., 229 Main. Castle J., Goodell. Chase & Bird, cor. Niagara and Am herst. Chavel P., cor. Washington and Tupper. Colder Frank, 138 Batavia. COLE ALEXANDER, GROCER IES AND PROVISIONS, 163 SENECA. [See card p, 315.] Crose G., Hickory. Curden Jas., Exchange. Dambach J., 166 Sycamore. Dayis Samuel, 144 South Division. Diebolt Bi, cor. Canal and Maiden Lane. Dinwoodie Wm. C, cor. Michigan and Clinton. Dinwoodie & Schultz, 103 South Di vision. Dobins S.. cor. Seneca and Michi gan. Dolan P., 122 Exchange. Doll S., cor. Canal and Evans. Doody Mrs., Exchange. DorstF., cor. Niagara and Sixth. Dorst Jacob, 367 Main. Druar J., Niagara. Duggan P. M., 169 Seneca. Dunne Mrs., cor. Cedar and Eagle. Duyer Edward, 344 East Seneca. Ewig Peter, Goodell. Faven Peter, cor. Huron and Elli cott. Fink J., Batavia. Biscuit Machine, and otber Macblnes, pages 378 & 379. 282 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER MEDINA SAND STONE. ISAAC HOLLCVWAY, DEALER IN '1 DOOR AND WINDOW CAPS AND SILLS, Paving and Building Stone of all kinds, Water Lime, &c. OFFICE AND STONE YARD, Junction of Michigan Street and the Canal, Near Exchange St. R. R. Depot. BUFFALO, IV. Y. Fiscus P., 349 Seneca. Fix Geo., 555 Seneca. Fougeron Joseph, cor. Niagara and Mohawk. Fulmer Fred, cor. Elk and Howard. Gaetz M., sen., cor. Canal and Ev ans. Gage Geo., 5 East Seneca. Gaines F., Sycamore. Garson John, Elk. Giest Jacob, Niagara. Gill P., Ohio. Gottraan H., 311 Genesee. Grass A., Hickory. Graf G., 200 Batavia. Greary W. & Co., 59 Main. Grimard G., 356 Main. Gruner V., cor. Chicago, and Ohio. Hager G., cor. William and Pine. Haines N. R., South Division. Haller P., Eagle. Haller M., Walnut. Hanly E., 231 Sene«a. Harris E. D., 7 Commercial. Hartman Chas. F., cor. Elm and Goodell. Haynes J. A., 293 Seneca. Hellriegel P., 119 Genesee. Henna P., Perry. Henry N., Genesee. Herrmann Joseph, Clinton. Hisbach Michael, 142 Eagle. Hickey Thos., cor. Perry and Indi ana. Hoehen Fred., Amherst. Holfiener H., 125 Batavia. Hollister & Laverack, 202 Washing ton. Houk O, Batavia. Howell S. W., cor. Amherst and Dearbourn. Hughes Wm., 274 East Seneca. Hullery M., 405 Main. Jamieson James & Co., 23 Canal. JOHNSTON A. M., GKOCEKIES AND PROVISIONS, 52 MAIN. Kermady J., 347 Seneca. Kennasy Thos., 277 Exchange. Kersch Emanuel, cor. Seneca and Michigan. Kiene S. O, East Seneca. Kill Geo., 300 East Seneca. Koch Ignatious, 209 Genesee. Kroupp G., Batavia. Kuhn F. A., Goodell. Kull F., cor. Floyd and Prime. Laible C, Amherst Lanehard Andrew, 232 East Seneca. Laney Mrs. M., Perry. LANGADAM,GROCEBYSTOKE, COB,. WALNUT AND SYCA MORE. Latta Robert, 69 Niagara. Laurence P. G., 31 Genesee. Leader J. J., Perry. Lehman F. H., cor. Clinton and Union. Liechtnam John, 407 Main. Leonard C. O., 51 Ohio. Lettau M., Canal. Lincoln B., cor. Michigan & North Division. Long A. & Co., 71 Main. Long Michael 150 Batavia. Lassen Fred., 168 Batavia. Lutz J. G., Perry. MeCarthey John, 260 East Seneca. McCOLE HUGH, GROCERY & SALOON, COR. JEFFERSON AND CARROLL. McDonald J., 197 Exchange. See advertisement of J. S. Ruger & Co.'s Cracker and AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 283 George Newman. Erastus Scovill. NEWMAN & SCOVILL, Late Hart, Newman & Co., SHIP CHANDLERS & GROCERS Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Tarred & Manilla Cordage, Anchors, Chains. Capstans, Winches, Pitch, Rosin, Tar, Oakum, Blocks, Canvass, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Barometers, Spy and Mast Head Glasses, &c, On the Dock, foot of Lloyd Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. flSjfRigging Fitted to Order, and Vessels Furnished with everything requi site for a Complete Outfit. McRoberts John, 270 East Seneca. Manning D., 318 Seneca. Mantz J., Genesee. Martin J., Batavia. Mean John, 240 East Seneca. Meyers J. W, cor. Batavia and Wal nut. Miller B. H., foot of Tupper. Milliken C. A., 68 Lloyd. MILLRING H., DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVIS IONS, COR. CAROLINE AND TUPPER. Messenger George, Jr., 120 Genesee. Moon M. A., 11 East Seneca. Mooney Robert, Elk. Moore W. H., cor. Morgan and Ni agara. Mugher Philip, 380 East Seneca. Mugride J., 92 Seneca. Muldon G., cor. North Division and Cedar. Murphy Thomas J., cor. Franklin and Tupper. Murray Brothers., cor. Ninth and Caroline. Nelson James, 407 Seneca. O'Connel M., cor. Elk and Howard. O'Connor John, Perry. O'Donnell J., Ohio. O'Gradey Thos., Exchange. O'Neil Wm., 44 Ohio. Ortner J., 145 Genesee. Ottenot Nieutralus, 425 Main. Paig A., Niagara. Parish William, cor. Elk and Lou isiana. Payne George, 293 South Division. Persch Henry C, cor. Church and Terrace. Persch F., 159 Eagle. Porter Samuel, 360 Main. Powers J., Green. Power Patrick, Junction of Seneca and Swan. Preston J. R., 194 East Seneca. Rauhenstein J. G., Lloyd. Reily Thos., 233 East Seneca. Reining John, 1 Water. Reis S. M., 398 Michigan. Rendell E. D. R., 42 East Seneca. Renowden William, 186 South Di vision. Riechle John, Clinton. Rippel Jacob, 260 Genesee. Ripple William, 262 Genesee. Rodenback C, 90 Batavia. Roffo John, 5 Canal. Roots John, 204 East Seneca. Rublie A., comer East Eagle and Elm. Rudolph Jacob, 434 Main. Rupp J. M., Clinton. Ryan James, 57 Exchange. Ryan Morris, Ohio. Schell William, 155 and 157 Gen esee. Schlife Wm., Clinton. Schlink L., cor. Maine and Godell. Schuster C, S87 Main. Schuler Conrad, cor. William and Hickory. Scott George W., 9 East Seneca. Seibel J. F., 188 Niagara. Seibold Jacob, 176 Main. Seward Stephen B., 163 Delaware. Sidway John J., cor. Huron and Main. Simon Frank, 217 Genesee. Sloan Alex., 82 Main. Biscuit Machine, and other Machines, pages 27S & 379. 284 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER M.ARTIlSr TAYLOR, PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER Al STATIONER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS & STATIONERY, No. 299 Main Street, nearly opposite American, ibttiff.a.IjO, nsr. ir. —«???¦»- ENGLISH BOOKS ON HAND AND IMPORTED TO ORDER. NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AS SOON AS PUBLISHED- Cap and letter Papers and Fancy Stationery in every style. Blank Books made & Book Binding done at short notice, Initials or Name Embossed on Paper and Envelopes, to Order. Sloan H., 39 Exchange. Sloan Wm., corner Exchange and Washington. Smith Wm. H., 308 Michigan. Sommer P., 387 Washington. Southwick A., corner Michigan and Carroll. Strasser Louis, Elm. Strasser H., cor. Fly and State. Stubs Mrs., Elk. Sullivan James, cor. Elk and Chica go. Tobias & Reidpath, cor. Seneca and Chicago. Tourot Frederick, 302 East Seneca. Trautman F., Clinton. Tucker Thomas, 164 East Seneca. Tunison T. C, cor. Elk and Chica go- Timmerman J. 561 Seneca. Twitchell A. & Son, 406 Main. Versch Adam, cor. Walnut and Syc amore. Weber G. L., corner Michigan and William. Weber J. J., cor. Tupper and Oak. See advertisement of J. 8. Webster A. S., 33 Seneca. Webster & Co., 1 East Seneca. Webster E., 7 East Seneca. Weir George Jr., cor. North Divis ion and Pine. Welker J., corner Ash and Syca more. Weller P., cor. Elm and Tupper. Wessing H., William. Weter J., Genesee. Weter P., cor. William and Potter. White Gilbert, cor. Canal and Ev ans. White P. N., 297 Seneca. Widmer J., 400 Seneca. Wilting F., 419 Michigan, cor. Cy press. Winkler Frank, East Seneca. Winter F., Goodell. Wise Mrs. Anna, 125 North Divis ion. Woodward D. M., 130 Clinton. Woodruff Samuel, 394 East Seneca. Wolf John, cor. 11th and Virginia. Wolf M., Court. Yax Jacob, cor. Franklin and Tup per. Ruger & Co.'s Cracker and AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 285 RAILROAD AND CANAL LINE. 1861 D. BRADLEY & TOLES, Proprietors. 1861 1 — «- — . PRINCIPAL OFFICE, TROY, N. Y. 1 » i Marble, Slate, and other Property, Transported from the Quarries in Ver mont and New York, via Troy and Schenectady; also, from New York City direct, to Buffalo, Oswego, and all points on the WESTERN LAKES, CANALS &L RAILROADS. Also, to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other Southern and Eastern Ports, via Hudson River. Shipments made Daily, and particular attention given to the Handling and Dispatch of Property. , ••» » FOR, FREIGHT APPLY TO DANIEL BRADLEY, Marine Block, BUFFALO, If. Y. BERRY E. TOLES, [Office and Dock, Green Island,] TROY, N. Y. IRA BROWNELL, SCHENECTADY, N. Y. L. J. If. STARK, 33 Coenties Slip, NEW YORK. Consign Property to care " RAltROAD ASD CANAI LINE," at New York, Troy, Schenectady, or Buffalo. Zeiler Geo., cor. Cherry and Hick ory. Grocers, Wholesale- BEMIS P. S., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 6 & 9 OHIO. (See card p. 249.) Churchill & Parker, 336 Main. Dodge A. L., 17 Main. Ingalls D. S., 346 Main. Miller & Greiner, 26 and 28 Main. NEWMAN & SCOVILL, WHOLE SALE GROCERS, FOOT OF LLOYD. (See card p. 283.) TAYLOR & JEWETT, WHOLE SALE GROCERS, 4 AND 5 MA RINE BLOCK. Yaw A. P. & Son, 44 Main. Guns and Pistols. Dick Fred, 100 Genesee. GLANZ F. A., MANUFACTURER OF RIFLES, GUNS AND PIS. TOLS, 16 EAST GENESEE.— (See card p, 318.) Robson J. O., 139 Main. Smith P., 126 Main. Hair Workers. GRAUSS J. J., MANUFACTURER OF FRENCH HAIR WORK, 302 MAIN, UP STAIRS. [See card p. 290.] JUENGLING HENRY, PRACTIC AL HAIR BRAIDER, 1 NIAG ARA. (See card p. 293.)- Hardware and Cuttlery. Dudley & Brothers, 57 Main. FRESS & WARREN, IMPORT ERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HARD WARE, CUTTLERY, BAR HOOP BAND, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON, STEEL SPRINGS, NAILS, CHAINS, &c, 383 MAIN. Geiser G., Genesee. Hadley & Husted, 117 and 119 Main. Hausle M, & Son, 146 and 148 Sen eca. Kruger J. F. W., 23 Genesee. Miller L. A., 354 Main. Moershfelder N., 397 Main. Biscuit Machine, and other Machines, pages 278 & 279. 286 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER ALTHA Importers & Jobbers in Foreign & Domestic Cloths, Cassimeres TAILORS' TRIMMIIYOS Jlad (Seals* Iftxraishi&E (Soocbc ALSO, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN REABY^MilBE CLOTHING, No. 40 Pearl Street, and No. 140 Main Street, BUFFALO, NEW YORK. Newboald Frederick W., 23 Main. PRATT & Co., AMERICAN AND FOREIGN HARDWARE DEAL ERS, 28 30 and 32 TERRACE. [See card, p. 250 & 251.] Sheppard S. & Co. Steichle John C, 140 Genesee. Weed D. & Co., 222 Main. Hat and Bonnet Stands. THEOBALD CHAS., MANUFAC TURER OF HAT AND BON NET STANDS USED IN MIL- LINERY AND DRY GOODS STORES, SUCH AS VEST - STANDS & LADIES' FORMS, 416 MAIN. (See card p. 312.) Hats, Caps and Purs. Ambs G., 17 East Genesee. BASSETT GUSTAVUS, HATS & CAPS, FANCY FURS, CARPET BAGS, GLOVES, UMBREL LAS, &c, CASH PAID FOR SHIPPING FURS, 161 MAIN. Brown F., 27 Exchange. Cary H. C, 144 Main. Corustock M. L., 19 Main. Datt A., 73 Genesee. Emig John, 335 Main. Georger Chas., 388 Main. HENKEL HENRY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT, CAP AND FURSTORE, BUFFALO ROBES, UMBRELLAS &c, 125 MAIN. Kassler John, 140 Batavia. McCool James, 80 Main. McKenzie C, 4 Terrace. Morgemstein J., 39 Genesee. Ransoms A. R., 332 Main. Robertsons G. W., 292 Main. Ryan J., Terrace. Scherck Philip, 5 East Genesee. Smith & Bro., 267 Main. Tweedy & Smith, 173 Main. Waldrab Andrew, 9 East Genesee. Hides, Skins and Belts BOWEN & HUMASON, MANU FACTURERS OF SHEEP SKIN LININGS OF ALL KINDS, See advertisement of J. S. Ruger & Co.'s Cracker and AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 287 PRATT & LETCHWORTH, NO. 34 TERRACE STREET, MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF HUT, II \ II HARDWARE. SAMUEL F. PRATT. PASCAL P. PRATT. W. P. LETCHWORTH. DEALERS IN WOOL, HIDES, CALF & KIP SKINS ROUGH & FINISHED, 109 MAIN. COIT C. C. & SON, DEALERS IN WOOL, HIDES AND SHEEP PELTS, 70 MAIN & 15 HOW ARD. Welch & Millar, 159 Washington. Hotels. AMERICAN HOTEL, L. L. HODGES, PROPRIETOR, Main. [See card p. 262.] Boggis Mrs., cor. Pearl and Eagle. BONNEY'S HOTEL, Z. BONNEY, PROPRIETOR, COR. WASH INGTON AND CARROLL.— (See card p. 260.) BOZZE D., REVERE HOUSE, DI RECTLY OPPOSITE NIAGA RA FALLS DEPOT. (See card, colored paper, opp. p. 257.) BROWN'S HOTEL, CHARLES BROWN, PROPRIETOR, COR. SENECA AND MICHIGAN.— [See card p. 272.] BROWN CHARLES, PROPRIE TOR BROWN'S HOTEL COR. SENECA AND MICHIGAN.— (See card p. 272.) Carpenter C, 176 East Seneca. Cotter T.. 36 and 37 Exchange. Dean James, 20 Washington. DICKEY & BOWEN, PROP'S OF SOUTHERN HOTEL, COR. MICHIGAN AND SENECA.— (See card p. 302.) FRANKLIN HOUSE, Z. EL- DREDGE, PROP., COR. ELLI COTT AND SENECA. (See card p. 292.) Harris R. W., cor. Elk and Michi gan. HULL D., PROPRIETOR WEST ERN HOTEL, COR. TERRACE AND PEARL. (See card p. 270.) Hurlburt M. A., Amherst. Itgen Henry, 15 Commercial. Krotz M., cor. Niagara and Hamil ton. Krapp H. & Co., Commercial. Biscuit Machine, and ottaer Mactaines, pagres 278 & 279. 288 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER HENEY DAW & SON, ISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALEBS IN ©fawrttoj mil &Umx %ttt\, gkm, TOat, tow, RYE. OATS AND BARLEY, NO. 26 CENTRAL WHARF, BUFFALO, NEW YORK. CASH ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS. Henry Daw. Alfred D. Daw, PHIC GALLERY BY CHARLES H. KOEGEL No. 236 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. AH kinds of Pictures taken as good and as cheap as elsewhere. Louden & Dunlap, cor. Erie and Canal. McDonald C. F., Elk. MEECH H.,PROP. WADSWORTH HOUSE, COR. EXCHANGE AND MICHIGAN (See card p. 324.) Mergenhagen & Bro., opp. N. Y. & Erie R. R. Depot. Messer C, Niagara. Myers F. H., cor. Erie and Peacock. Peak H., cor. Main and Ohio. Peck D., cor. Ellicott and Clinton. Phoenix Hotel, Main. Purcell Henry, cor. Michigan and Carroll. REVERE HOUSE, D. BOZZE, PROP., OPP. NIAGRA FALLS DEPOT. (See card opp. p. 257.) Shepard W., Niagara. Shiehen Wm., 5 Erie. SOUTHERN HOTEL, DICKEY & BOWEN, PROP'S, COR. MICHI GAN AND SENECA. (See card p. 302.) WADSWORTH HOUSE, H. T. MEECH, PROP., ADJ. N. Y. C, & N. Y. & E. R. R. DEPOTS.— (See card p. 324.) Welsh Philip, cor. Clinton and Ben nett. WESTERN HOTEL, D. B- HULL, PROP., COR. PEARL AND TERRACE. (See card p. 270.) Ice Dealers. Austin S. G., 1 Granite Building, Main. Howlet Chas., 6 Brown's Building. Queen City Ice Company, cor. Main and Seneca. Ice Cream Saloon. Spertzell Justus, 9 South Division. Inspectors. Cash & Merrit, 29 Central Wharf. ^Instrument Maker. Andrews R. F., 221 Main. Insurance Agents. Baldwin J., 5 Granite Building, Main. Barker A., 3 Brown's Building. Brown & Johnson 46 Main. CHAMBERS H., INSURANCE AGENT, 172 MAIN. [See card page 289.] Dobbins D.P., Prime. DORR E. P., INSURANCE AGT. COR. PRIME AND LLOYD.— (See card p. 276.) Filbert L. E., Elm. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 289 A. H E ^^JJ^J^NSJJ R E D P H. CHAMBERS' 1SUEAIG1 MMCT", No. 172 Main Street, Buffalo, New York. PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INS. CO., PROVIDENCE, R. I€ Incorporated in 1T99. Capital, (all paid in,) $200,000. Assets, $373,233 29. AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, PROVIDENCE, R. I. Incorporated in 1831. Capital, (all paid in,) $150,000. Assets, $294,282 23. MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, PROVIDENCE, R. I. Incorporated in 1851. Capital, (all paid in,) $180,000. Assets, $280,138 52. — ¦¦ 8@"A11 Losses promptly adjusted and paid at my office in this city."I@a BUFFALO. N. V. H. CHAMBERS, Agt. Fish & Armstrong, cor. Main and Dayton. Gridley F., at White's Bank. Hubbard G. Y., Spaulding's Ex change. MAHAMA T. H. 8ausages> &c> MICHIGAN STREET, Near the Elk Street Market, BUFFALO, N". Y. Salt, Lime and Plaster. MORSE C. H., 26- CENTRAL WHARF. [See card, p. 314.] Ranney 0. W., 20 Central Wharf. • Sand Stone Dealer. HOLLOWAY ISAAC, MEDINA SAND-STONE DEALER, JUNC TION MICHIGAN AND THE CANAL. [See card, p. 282.] Sash, Doors and Blinds. Boynton T. N., 48 Clinton. Hounson W. & C, Terrace. Hustead E. & S., 142 e. Seneca. Schnehle Jacob, cor. Oak and Clin ton. SCHWARTZ & REBMAN, PLAN NING MILL, AND DEALER IN SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, &c ELM, BETWEEN BATAVIA & SYCAMORE. Saw Manufacturer. Roberts J., Washington. 20 Scale Dealers. PRATT & CO., DEALERS IN SCALES, HARDWARE, &c, 28, 30 & 32 TERRACE. [See card, p. 250 and 251.] DUDLEY J. G., AGENT FOR HOUSE BELLS, SCALES, &c , 93 MAIN. [See card p. 309.] Hibbard & Barns, 520 Michigan. Weeks John, 81 Main. Seedsmen. Needham Geo. F., 218 Washington. Needham J. P., 293 Main. WHITE H. C, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER in GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, 338 MAIN. [See card p. 316.] Sewing Machines. Baldwin H. D., 230 Main. Comstock J. & Co., 202 Main. Clark Edwin, 272 Main. LAWLOR J. D., DEALER IN ALL KINDS SEWING MACH INES, 7 SOUTH DIVISION. 306 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER MASON & Bl DWELL, HIP BUILDING AND REPAIRING, Buffalo Creek, opp. Foot of Chicago St. The undersigned would respectfully inform the public that they are prepared to contract for the Building of STEAMERS, PROPELLERS, TTJCS-S ^TYI> "VESSELS, Of every description, for the Lakes, Seaboard and Canals, on as reason able terms as any other establishment. Having, daring the past winter, fitted up TWO OF THE BEST DRY DOCKS in this section of the country, we are prepared to do all kinds of & On the shortest possible notice, and in the most thorough manner. Also, all kinds of Joiner. Blacksmith and Spar Work TJOiTE TO ORBER. B®~ We have always on hand and for sale all kinds of SHIP TIM BER, PLANK, KNEES, &c. A. S. MASON. C. S. BiDWELL. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 307 DAVID BELL, MANUFACTURER OF High and Low Pressure, Marine and Stationery I0IIM NORTON STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y. Iron and Brass Castings, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Grist and Saw Mill Machinery and Blacksmith Work of every description. Tug Propellers, Philadelphia and other Propeller Wheels, on hand and made to order. GEO. MUGRIDGE WHOLESALE DEALER IN SODA BISCUIT, BREAD, CRACKERS, and every Variety of CAKES AND CONFECTIONERY, COM'l, HOTEl, BLOCK, OBSIO STREET, near foot Main,. BUFFALO, NEW YORK. Ship Builders- MASON & RID WELL, SHIP RUILDERS; Also, TWO DRY DOCKS FOR REPAIRS, BUF FALO CREEK, OPP. FOOT OF CHICAGO. [See card, p. 306.] Mills & Walsh, Blackwell Canal, foot of Michigan. Woodward & Warner, foot of Erie. Ship Chandlers. BEMIS P. S., SHIP CHANDLER GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, 6 and 7 OHIO. [See- card, p. 249.] Chapman J. Y., 29 Central Wharf. Mack Wm. J., Long Wharf. Morse & Perrine, Lloyd. NEWMAN & SCOVILL, SHIP CHANDLERS, &c, ON DOCK, 308 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER THE AMERICAN or a treatise on the AMMIMIITMCGAMI OF DICKERS CONTAINING UPWARDS OF 1,700 GAMES AND POSITIONS, Y BUFFALO, NEW YORK. Retail Price, $2.00, Post Paid. ROSS & TOUSEY, Agts., 121 Nassau St., New York City. GIBBONS & HAGER, MANUFACTURERS OF GINGER WINES NATIVE WINES, Lemon Syrup, Sarsaparilla Soda AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SYRUPS, NO. 57 EXCHANGE STREET. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended to. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 309 >: TroV .^SSSi&l^ftto & £«Q 1MPROVEC IS 4DARD rfSis \ *7i i. \0i wtfonas resL on - HO CHECK-RODS NO FRICTION ON KNNES / WEIGH OUT OF LEVEL. . MY-SCAtfSWTMin A*" \ SlMPLEsflN USE ^ -y«MAIW ST, BUFFALO, N* ©u« ^ G. B. WILSON. C. EOSSEEL. a. r. "wxlsoist & oo.s DEALERS IN COAL, FIG^ IRON, FIRE BRICK AND CLAY, JUNCTION EtK AND OHIO STREETS, BUrFALO, IS". Y. FOOT OF LLOYD. [See card, p. 283.] TAYLOR & JEWETT, SHIP CHANDLERS, GROCERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF OAK UM AND STAVES, 4 & 5, MA RINE BLOCK, OHIO. Shipsmiths. Donaldson & Bros., cor. Ohio and Indiana. Shephard A. J., Ohio. Shipping Agent. [See also Steamboat Agents. HUNTER GEORGE, SHIPPING AGENT, 42 MAIN. Silver Platers. Trankle F., 201| Washington. LAUDENBACHER FREDERICK, MANUFACTURER BRITTA- NIA WARE, &c, COR. PEARL, & SENECA. [See card p. 300.] Soap and Candle Factors. Coyne J., 20 Hanover. Gilbert John M., State. Gowans & Beard, cor. Perry and Chicago, Morey H. V., cor. Indiana and Cur- rey. THOMPSON H., MUNUFACTU- RER OF SOAPS AND CAN- 310 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER Main Street, Buffalo. SIDNEY SMITH, Stage Manager. J. H. MEECH, TREASURER. B®° Open every Night at 7J o'clock. Performance commences at 8 o'clock. WALLACE JOBOsTSOlSr, Al COMMISSION WHOLESALE DEALER In] FLOUR, PORK, LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, Eeans, Peas, Eggs, Dried Fruit, Clover and Timothy Seed, and Grain of all kinds, &c. Also, Dealer in Live Geese Feathers. jSTo. 89 M^JGNT STREET, BTJPFALO, 1ST. 3T_ DLES, AND DEALER IN TAL LOW, PALM OIL, GREASE, SODA ASH, ROSIN, &c, COR. PERRY & CHICAGO. [See card, p. 261.] Schwartz F. B., 40 Batavia. Wheeler Isaac, 4 Batavia. Socket Screw. SHEPARD IRON WORKS, JOHN D. SHEPARD, Agent. PER RY'S PATENT SOCKET SCREW, OHIO. [Col. paper, opp. p. 256]. Stained Glass Worker. MYERS W. H., STAINED GLASS WORKER. STAINED GLASS FOR CHURCHES, DWEL LINGS, STEAMBOATS, &c, 79 MAIN. [See card, p. 295.] Staves. & Co., No. 22 Central Frink H. A. Wharf. Shaw & Kibbs, on Blaekwell Canal. TAYLER A. C, OAKUM AND STAVES WORKS, COR. HAM BURG AND CANAL. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 311 221 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, NEW YORK. ANDREWS & SON", MANUFACTUR.EKS OF Spectacles with Brazilian and Scotch Pebbles, Gold Frames, Steel Bows or Silver Mounted. Importers and Manufacturers of Barometer Makers, llydraumeters and Thermometers, Improved Mag neto Machines for Nervous Disorders, &c. 8§^° Persons at a distance requiring Spectacles will please send for a Circular. Price Catalogues sent to all parts by mail on application to AWBJREWS & SON, Institute, Cor. Swan and Main St., Harvey Building, opp. Townsend Block. Stave Dressing Machine Manu facturer. SHEPARD IRON WORKS, JOHN D. SHEPARD, Agent, MANU FACTURER of STAVE DRESS ING MACHINERY. [See col. paper opp. p. 256.] Steam Bath. Adam Dr. A., 29 Pearl. Steamboat Agents. 'Cassady B., 37 Exchange. Degraff J, J., cor. Ohio and Missis sippi. EJSTSIGN CHARLES, AGENT BUFFALO, MILWAUKEE & CHICAGO STEAMBOATS, MA RINE BLOCK, OHIO. [See card, p. 330.] HARRISON J. C, MANAGER & AGENT BUFFALO & CLEVE LAND SIDE-WHEEL STEAM BOATS, OFFICE ON DOCK.— [See card, p. 331.] Keays W. J. & Co., foot of Wash ington. PEASE SHELDON, AGENT OF BUFFALO, CLEVELAND & CHICAGO LINE, FOOT OF MICHIGAN. [See card, p. 332.] Steam Engine Manufacturers. BELL D., BIANUFACTURER OF STATIONARY ENGINES AND BOILERS, NORTON. [See card p. 307.] COLLIGON, F., MACHINIST, & MANUFACTURER of PORTA BLE STEAM ENGINES, COR. PERRY AND WASHINGTON. DUNBAR & HOWELL, STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, CORNER PERRY AND MISSISSIPPI.— [See card, p, 303.] RUGER J, S. & CO., STEAM EN GINE AND BOILER MANU- FACTURERS, CHICAGO, NEAR OHIO. [See card, pp. 278 and 279.] 312 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER JAMES P. PEOVOOST'S SON, SAIL MIA-KER, Checkered "Warehouse, Central Wharf, JOHN S. PROVOOST, BUFFALO, N. Y. All orders in the Sail Making line will be punctually attended to with Dis patch. Awnings, Bags, Flags made to order, at the shortest notice. Sails stored gratis. ESTABLISHED IN 1840. ¦«¦*•?¦»¦ J. FLEBHAETY, PBODTJCE, SHIPPING AND M MEBCHAKT, NO. 37 CENTRAL WHARF, BUFFALO, N. Y. DEALER IN Highwines, Pork, Flour, Lard, Grease, Tallow, Butter, Seeds, and Rectifying Coal of all kinds. Particular attention paid to purchasing Produce for Eastern Markets. Ves sels and Freight secured on short notice. CHARLES THEOBALD, Manufacturer of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Also, Manufacturer of HAT AND BONNET STANDS, Used in Millinery and Dry Goods Stores, such as Vest Stands and Ladies' Forms, 416 MAIN STREET, Near cor. of Huron Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. Jobbing and Repairing done to order, JAMES HOLLISTER, PRODUCE No. 16 Central Wharf, BUFFALO, N. X. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 313 D. M. COONS, ISo. 303 Main Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. Pictures of every Description made in a Style Superior to the Best in the State. LORENZ GRANACHER, 4 WAREROOM, No. 137 Genesee Street, BUFFALO, W. Y, Furniture and Coffin Wareroom, Corner Niagara and Hamilton Streets. Furniture made to order. Repairing done in a neat style. Manufactory on Genesee St. SHEPARD IRON WORKS, JOHN D. SHEPARD, Agent, MANU FACTURER OF STEAM EN- GINES FOR STEAMBOATS, PROPELLERS, MILLSAND ELEVATORS, and BLOWING ENGINES FOR BLAST FURN ACES, OHIO. (See card, col. pa per, opp. p. 256.) Sutton & Brothers, La Couteul. TIFFT GEORGE W., SON & CO., STEAM ENGINE MANUFAC TURER, COR. WASHINGTON AND OHIO. (See card, p. 326.) Steam Fire Engine Manufac turer. SHEPARD IRON WORKS, JOHN D. SHEPARD, Agent, STEAM FIRE ENGINE MANUFACTU RERS, OHIO. (Col. paper, opp. p. 256.) JOHN TUPPER, "Wholesale aki» Retail Dealeb in EAF TOBACCO & GSGARS ALSO, Manufactured Tobacco and Snuff, 310 Washington St., Arcade Big. BUFFALO, N. Y. B@^"AI1 kinds of Leaf Tobacco kept constantly on hand. Steam Forging. PATCHIN T. D., NIAGARA STEAM FORGE, COR. PERRY AND OHIO BASIN SLIPS.— (See card, opp. Index.) SHEPARD IRON WORKS, JOHN D. SHEPARD Agent, STEAM FORGING & BLACKSMITH- ING OF ALL SIZES & DES CRIPTIONS, OHIO. (See card opp. p. 256.)Steam Guages. RAY THOS. S., SUPT. BUFFALO STEAM GUAGE CO., CORNER WASHINGTON AND PERRY. (See card, p. 266.) BUFFALO STEAM GUAGE CO., J. MAYHEW, Pres't.; THOS. S. RAY, Stjpt., COR. WASHING TON & PERRY. (See card, p. 266.) 314 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER WILLIAM NEILSON, Manufacturer and dealer in every variety of TRUNKS, VALISES, URPET BAGS AND SATCHEIS, Kept constantly on hand, at Moderate Prices. ' Made to order, and warranted to give satisfaction, at ]N"0. 266 M^lIN STREET, BUFFALO, PC. Y. :w O. EL". MOESE, WHOLESALE Manufacturer of and Dealer in the ''Newman Brothers" AKRON WATER LIME, NO. 20 CENTRAL WHARF, BUFFALO, N, Y, Water Lime Packing House, corner Ship Canal and Water Street. THOS H. 5IAIIAMA. A. M. YOUNG. T. H. MAHAMA & CO., FIRE AND LIFE IS 9 REAL ESTATE Real Estate bought and sold, Mortga ges and Business Papers negotiated, Houses and Stores rented. Rents collected, and Taxes paid. NO, 232 MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS, BUFFALO, N, Y. Particular attention paid to Collecting. Steam Pump Manufacturer. SHEPARD IRON WORKS, JOHN D. SHEPARD, Agent, STEAM PUMPING ENGINE MANU FACTURERS, OHIO. [See card, Col. paper opp. p. 256.] Stone Dealers. Ensign E. H., Ellicott, near Wash- Hammiel George, cor. Sycamore and Michigan. Harron R., Erie. HOLLOWAY ISAAC, STONE- YARD, MICHIGAN. [See card p. 2S2.] Howell Jas., foot of Genesee. Whitmore, Rathbun & Co., cor. Hen ry and Erie Canal. Stoves and Tinware- Brown H. O, 311 Main. Bull C. B. & Co., 95 Main. Hadley & Husted, 217 and 219 Main. Hill F. O, 269 Main. Jewett John C, 259 Main. Jewett & Root, Mississippi. Kellogg & Bonnell, 178 Main. Witt L., 255 Genesee. Wood, Hubard & Co., Washington. Street Railroad. BUFFALO STREET R. R. CO., 11 MAIN ST., S. V. R. WATSON, AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 315 GEORGE CHRIPLER, and dealer in broom: oorist, Also, attention given to the Sale of Broom Corn on Commission. Formerly JLOCKPORT, now BUFFALO, N. Y. Manufactory and Sale Rooms 36 Green Street, ZBTTIrT'ZF.A.ILjO, ICsT. Y~„ D. B. CASTLE, [MAKER WOT IFO and general dealer in Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, &c, 135 Main Street, opposite Spaulding's Exchange, ZBTJ^F-AIjO, 2nT. Y/_, Cash paid for old Silver, add great bargains given in second hand Watches' Watch Repairing done in the best manner, and warranted. ALEXANDER COLE, GROCEB, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL. Commission Agent for the purchase and sale of Sheep Pelts, Hides, Calf Skins, Rags, Butter, Poultry, and all kinds of Produce. Particular atten tion given to purchasing all kinds of Merchandise sold in the city, and at the lowest rates. Cash paid for Hides, Pelts, Wool, Rags, Bees Wax, Copper and Brass. Liberal advances made on consignments. 163 Seneca St., Buffalo, N.T. Pees't.; CHARLES T. COIT, Sec'y. CARS LEAVE FOOT OF MAIN STREET EVERY 3 MINUTES. Straw Goods. Woodward William H., 287 Main. Surgical Instrument Manufactu rer. SIEFFERT J. O, SURGICAL IN STRUMENT MAKER & CUT LER, 217 WASHINGTON. Tailors. Bammel Francis, 178 Main. Binig L., cor. Amherst and Thomp son. Canty John O, 1 e. Seneca. Cook William, 2 Water. Cooley W. S., 7 e. Seneca. Corr W., 198 Main. Cottstein D., 573 Main. Fitzgerald D., cor. Exchange and Main. Haller John, junction of Erie and Seneca. Hickley, 27 n. Davison. Hemmighofen C. P., 15 Seneca. Hoyer Lorance, cor. Elk and How ard. Johnson Peter, 178 Main. Kareghan James, Park. 316 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER EAGLE BRASS FOUNDEY. F. COLLIGON, eyiACHigyssT & MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, AND PALMEK'S EOTAKY LIFTING AND FOEOING PUMP. Beer and Cider Pumps, Punches and Dies, Lathes, Bottle Moulds, Malt Mill Rollers, Leather Hose and Rollers, Brass Cocks — for Steam, Gas, and Water; Hose and Plain Coup lings, Brass & Copper Castings, Gas Fittings, Bab- bet Metal. Job Repairing done on Short Notice. Shop Cor. Washington and Perry Streets, BUFFALO, NEW YORK. BUFFALO SEED & AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE 338 Main St., opp. Court House Park, Buffalo, W. T. H. C. WHITE, Agent, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Garden, Field & Flower Seeds In all their Varieties, fresh and genuine. Dealer, also, in Farming Tools, Machines and Implements. Hay Cutters, Corn Shellers, Horse Powers, etc. ' Prompt attention to Commission Sales of Clover, Timothy, and other Seeds. Advances made on Consignments. Kernman J., 2 Genesee. Krest Frank, cor. Ohio and Macki naw. Renz M., 170 Batavia. Ryan J., Commercial. Schneider J., cor. Main and North. Smith J. C, Niagara. Sweet L., 230 Main. Siilzbach A., Exchange. Wesch Fred., 132 e. Seneca. West Fred., 162 Genesee. Young John, 116 Exchange. Tanners. Bull J. B. & Co., 21 Lloyd. Bush & Howard, cor. Chicago and the Canal. Telegraph Office. Buffalo Telegraph Office, 358 Main. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 317 8. BREMER, DEALER IN WINES, LIQUORS, ALES, AND CIGARS, Foreign and Domestic Fruits- ALSO, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT. Liberal advances Made on BUTTER, EGGS, POTATOES, &c. Ho. 3 Old Custom House Block, Prime St,, and Ho. 94 Seneca St., BUFFALO, NEW YOHK. GEORGE L. BURNS FBES€0 3PAINTEE, 3 04 "Washington Street Opposite the Post Office, KSJFFA1.0, IV. Y. Lead and Iron Sash of all sizes made to order. Theater. METROPOLITAN THEATER, MAIN. [See card, p. 310.] Threshing Machine. Fischer & Weilands, 520 Michigan. Tin, Copper & Sheet- Iron Work ers. Arnbrust J., 79 Genesee. Burr C, William. Bowes Jacob Elk. Britton N., junction Pearl and Com mercial. BROWN & MoCUTCHEON, BUF FALO BRASS FOUNDRY, COP PER, TIN AND SHEET-IRON WORK, 13 ELK. [See card, p. 299.] Case & Co., cor. Ohio and Washing ton. DUBURN A. M., TIN SHOP, LAMPS, r Banks, Railroad and Steamboat Companies, County Clerks, Insurance Companies, Lawyers, Forwarders, Shippers, Merchants", Hotel Keepers, Manufacturing Establishments, &c, &c. figf Orders from out of town will be attended to at once, and the work forwarded as desired. JOSEPH WARREN. F. H. MASTEN. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 323 WM. T. WARDWELL. GEO. 0. WEBSTER. LEWIS B. JOY. WARDWELL, WEBSTER & CO., MANUFACTURERS OP IMPROVED TALLOW .4 ST8HIMK CANDLES, AND SUPERIOR BURNING & MACHINERY OILS. DEALERS IN Sperm, Whale, Linseed, Tanners', AND ALL OTHER OILS, No. 157 Washington Street, adjoining Canal Bridge, ZBTTIFIF'^IE-.O, IN". "Z". WARREN & BROTHER, MANUFACTURERS OF WARREN'S IMPROVED Fire and Water Proof COMPOSITION ROOFS 5 AND DEALERS IN ROOFING MATERIALS, ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF LAMP BLACK, BENZOLE, NAPHTHA, &C.,. Office over 223 Main St., 324 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER WADSWORTH ! H. T. MEECH, Proprietor. Adjoining New York Central, Lake Shore, and New York & Erie RAILROAD DEPOTS, BUFFALO, NEW YORK. THE MOST CONVENIENT HOUSE IN THE CITY The Wadsworth House has recently heen Painted, Frescoed and Fur nished throughout, and is now one of the best appointed Houses in the State. Its proxinity to the principal Railroad Depots, renders it particularly Desirable to Travelers AS A STOPPING PLA€E, While none of the old prejudice which has existed against Houses conti guous to Railroad Depots, can attach to it. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 300 GUESTS. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 325 TURNER BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF Ginger Wine, Cordials, Syrups, BITTERS, NATIVE WINES, &c. 1 » ¦ — MANUFACTOBIES Ji-T NEW YORK, BUFFALO AND SAN FRANCISCO. These articles are put up and sold in packages as follows: Bottles in boxes, with one dozen bottles each. Kegs of five, ten and twenty gallons each. Barrels from forty to forty-five gallons. Casks from sixty and eighty gallons, and upwards. g@"No charge for Barrels and Casks of forty gallons and upwards. The following named articles comprise a part of our list. , Ginger Wine, Blackberry Brandy, Assorted Cordials, Port Wine, Raspberry Brandy, Curacoa, California Wine, Peach Brandy, Absinthe, Blackberry Wine, Ginger Brandy, Raspberry Syrup, Raspberry Wine, Apple Brandy, Pure Lemon Syrup, Sherry Wine, Forest Wine Betters, Common Lemon Syrup, Sweet Malaga Wine, Stoughton Bitters, Sirop de Gomme, Cherry Brandy, Essence Peppermint, Assorted Syrups, B@^A.lso various SYRUPS, CURDIALS, WINES, &c, which are not here enumera ted, that are put up in a similar manner. All articles manufactured by us are WARRANTED to keep in any climate, and im prove while they retain their original delicious flavors. They are highly concentrated, and put up in packages which are suitable and safe to ship to any part of the world. — They are now among the principal articles of export, therefore shipped at the lowest Our Wine Cellars, in combination, are the most extensive of anything of the kind in the world, containing the pure juice of the finest flavored fruits grown on the Western Continent; all of which are prepared respectively in iheir seasons, thus producing their full fine flavors, with all the original strength and freshness preserved, which we present in the shape of the best and cheapest Wines ever introduced to tbe public. 1 — ?— » OUR GOODS ABE SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY THE PEINCIPLE GROCERS, DRUGGISTS, LIQUOR AND WINE DEALERS In all the Principal Towns and Cities throughout North and South America and in many parts of Europe and Asia. Also at Retail, by Dealers gener ally among all civilized nations. . m t PRICE CURRENT LIST Furnished on application, by mail or otherwise. Post Office Address.— Turner Bros., New York. Turner Bros., Buffalo, New York Turner Bros., San Francisco, Cal. All communications should be addressed, (to either of the above,) to the place which is most convenient for transacting the business required. For particulars see Price list, TURNER BROTHERS. 326 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER GEORGE W. TIFFT, SONS & CO., Successors to the Buffalo Steam Engine Works, COE, WASHINGTON AND OHIO STEEETS, BUFFALO, N. Y.3 Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER TANNERY GEARING, BRASS CASTINGS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS House Castings, &c, &c, And Machinery generally, and RLACKSMITHING, in all its Branches, under the superintendence of WM. P. MO ORES. jJgjfParticular attention will be given to the Repairing of Steamboat and Propeller Engines, and Machinery Repairs of all description. Stationary Engines now on band, & for sale at low prices. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 327 J. SAGE & SONS, MAP PUBLISHERS, STATIONERS, ENGRAVERS & LITHOGRAPHERS, 1VO. 209 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, N. T., OVER SAGIE & SON'S PIANO ROOMS. PUBLISHERS OF SAGE & SONS' NEW AND RELIABLE RAILROAD MAPS. * ~~ WEDDING, VISITING AND BUSINESS CAEDS Engraved and Printed in the Finest Styles. BRUG, LIQUOR ANB PERFUMERY LABELS KEPT IN STOCK. J. SAGE & SONS. T. B. TILDEN, B U I Hi El E2 H AND DEALER IN Nova Scotia, Calcined and Stucco Plaster, Marble Dust, Water- Lime, Cement, Quick-Lime, Bricks, and other Materials appertaining to the trade. OFFICE NO- 11 FRANKLIN STREET, BUFF^I^O, IV. Y. BUFFALO IRON RAILING WORKS. i • GEOEGE JONES, MANUFACTURER OP BAM TAUT DOORS, IRON VM, UIMIY RAW, IRON SHUTTERS, AC, CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER. CORNER TERRACE AND HENRY STEETS, BUFFALO, IT. IT. 328 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER R. M. EDDY. R. M. BINGHAM. CLINTON IRON WORKS. - - «¦«»»« . EDDY & BINGHAM, Cor. Church & Jackson Sts., near the Gas Works, MANUFACTURERS OP MOUGHmST IRON FENCES VEEANDAHS, BALCONIES, Stairs, Bank Doors, Vaults of Boiler Iron, Iron Window Shutters, Grates, Iron Window Sash, CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES AND BRANCHES, &C. Particular attention given to Castings for Buildings, Gas Factories, Piano Forte Factories, Lamp Posts, Horse Posts, Machinery Cast ings, Window Weights, Sleigh Shoes, Sewer Traps, and Job Castings generally. "WM. W. WHITMORE, Lockport. CHAS. H. RATHBUN, Buffalo. WM. CARSON, Rochester. WHITMORE, RATHBUN & CO., Buffalo, WM. W. WHITMORE & 00., WHITMORE, CARSON & CO., LOOKPOBT. ROCHESTER. CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP LOCKPORT AND MEDINA SAND STONE, Flagging, Curbing, Platforms, C aping, Steps, Door and Window Caps and Sills, Paving and Building Stone; Water Lime, &c, PAVING, FLAGGING, SEWERS, &C, LAID DOWN ON SHORT NOTICE. Yard in Buffalo, Corner of Henry Street and Erit Canal, near Erie St. Depot. Yard in Lockport. Corner of Look and Fine Streets, opposite Canal Lock. Yard in Rochester, Corner of Fitzhugh St. and Erie Canal, near Court House. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 329 OIL, 01Lf OIL F. S. PEASE, WHOLESALE DEALER IN AND 61 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. The attention of Dealers and Consumers is called to the following list of P uRE? FRESH & SUPERIOR OILS Pure Sperm Oil, Winter and Spring; Elephant Oil, Refined, Bleached; Pure Olive Oil; Whale Oil, Winter and Spring, Refined; Lard Oil, Winter and Summer, Strained ; Lard Oil, Filtered and Refined expressly for1 Druggists' use; Improved Signal Light Oil, for Steamers and Railroads, unequaled for Burning ; Axle Oils, for Rail roads ; Doping and Metallic Oil, for Axles and Heavy Bearings ; Tallow, Wool and Red Oil ; Tanners', Bank and Seal Oil; Linseed Oil, Boiled and Raw; Lard and Stearine Oil, Packed for use or shipping; Coal Oil of every descrip tion; Varnish and Turpentine. PEASE'S IMPROVED ENGINE AND SIGNAL OIL FOE EAILEOADS, STEAMEES, PEOPELLEES, For every class of Machinery, and for Burning, is Superior to Sperm or any other Oil whatever, and the only reliable lubricator that is a Superior Burning Oil, that will keep Bearing* Cool and will not Gun% This Improved Oil possesses qualities vitally essential for lubricating and burning, and found in no other Oil. It is 33 per cent, cheaper in price, and will last 25 per cent, longer, than the best Sperm Oil. For sale only by the Inventor. F. S. PEASE, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In Oil, NO. 61 MAIN STREET. Reliable Orders filled for any part of the United States or Europe. 330 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER PiOPL LI BUFFALO, MILWAUKEE, TOUCHING AT INTERMEDIATE PORTS WHEN PRACTICABLE, The following First Class Propellers will run regularly the ensuing sea son, between the above mentioned Ports, leaving the Dock, foot of Mississippi Street, Marine Block, every TUESDAY, FotamaC, - Capt. Gebhard. Acme, - Capt. Hathaway. Racine, - " Brett. Iowa, '• Hunt. Pittsburgh, - " Beckwith. Nile, " Briggs. Queen of the Lakes, " Crary. Buffalo, - " Penny. Susquehanna, - Capt. Webster. FOR FREIGHT OR PASSAGE, Apply on Board, or to CHARLES ENSIGN, Agent, Marine Block, Buffalo. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 331 1861, 1861. BUFFALO & DLEVELAND TICKETS GOOD ON STEAMERS! SPLENDID STEAMERS 2,100 TONS BURTHEN, A. D.PERKINS, Commander. -A-IETID 2,000 tons burthen, L. B. brOLDSMITH, Commander. will lemi Byrrii© Alternately every evening, Saturdays and Sundays excepted, at 10 o'clock, after the arrival of the Express Train from New York, connecting at Cleveland with Special Express Train, arriving at Chicago at 10 P. M. next day, over Michigan Southern Air Line Koad. LEAVE €LEVELANB FOR BUFFALO, Every Evening, Saturdays and Sundays excepted, at 9:00 P. M. , after arrival of Trains from South and West, making morning connections at Buffalo for New York, Niagara Falls, &c. J. C. HARRISON, Manager, Buffalo, New York. 332 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER BUFFALO, CLEVELAND Al CHICAGO LINE, IS COMPOSED OF TWELVE FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS. RTTISHVirSTG BETWEEN BUFFALO, CLEVELAND, MILWAUKEE & CHIGAGO J Touching' when Practicable at Detroit, SSaekiaac, Maaitowoc, Sheboygan, Port Washington, Bacine, Kenosha and Waukegan, Forming a Daily Line, running in connection at Buffalo with THE MEW TOiSC CENTRAL RAJLMAi, THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, And the Troy and Erie, and Troy and Western Lines of Canal Boats, On the Erie Canal. FOR FREIGHT OR PASSAGE APPLY TO JOHN H. MORE, Agent New York Central Railroad, No. 239 Broadway, New Yoik. A. H. PETERS Agent, No. 9 Astor House, Broadway, New York. HUGE ALLEN, "I Agt's W. T. Co. No. 1. A. COLSON, / Coeniies, ship, N. Y. W. C RICE, Agent Troy & Erie, aud Troy & Western Lines, No. 7 Ccent'es slip, New York. JAMES SMITH, Agent New York Central R. R. Co., No. 69 Washington street, Boston. Massachusetts. W. F. HURD Agent W. T. Co., Boston, Massachusetts. A. A. WEMPLE, Agent N. Y. C. R. R., Albany, New York. S. G. CHASE, Agent W. T. Co., Albany, F. Y. J. A. J SPRAGUE, Agent N. Y. C. R. R., Troy, N. Y. H. A. GRISWOULD, Agent W. T. Co., Troy, N. Y. L. R. MORRIS, Forwarder, Cleveland, 0. J. L. HURD & CO., Forwarder Detroit, Mich. JOHNSTON with the CLEVELAND & ERIE RAIL ROAD, This Road is Eighty Miles Long, OFFICERS: GEORGE PALMER President DEAN RICHMOND Vice President R.N. BROWN Superintendent C. K. LOOMIS General Freight Agent J. A. BDRCH General Ticket Agent List of Stations: MILES. Buffalo 00 Hamburg 10 18 Mile Creek 15 Evans's Centre 21 Saw Mill 26 Irving 29 Silver Creek 31 Dunkirk 40 Salem 48 Portland 50 MILES. Westfield 57 Ripley 62 Quincey 65 State Line 68 North East 37 Moreheads 77 Harbor Creek 80 Wesley ville 84 Erie 88 RAILROAD DEPARTMENT. 1861. 1861. THE BELLEFONTAINE ail Road Line, \, AND ITS CONNECTIONS, FORM THE SHORTEST, QUICKEST, And in every respect the most Desirable Route FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO ALL EASTERN CITIES. This being exclusively an Eastern Route, offers advantages in time and distance over any other Route from Centra! and Western Indiana. E¥,E«ANT SLEEPING CARS Are run on< each night train, affording passengers a comfortable night's rest, without interrupting their journey. All the Modern Improvements adding to the safety, comfort and con venience of the Traveler, have been adapted on this Line. THROUGH TICKETS By this Route can be procured at the Union Depot, Indianapolis, ana at all the principal ticket offices in Western Indiana. Ask for tickets via the Bellefontaine Line. v The especial attention of the Shippers of Freight ar.d Live Stock is called to the advantages offered by this Route. A Stock Express and Freight Express Train leaves Indianapolis daily, Sunday excepted, after the arrival of Freight and Stock trains on L. & I., T. H. & E., and Jef- fersonville Railroads, running through to Cleveland, Pittsburg, Dunkirk and Buffalo, without change of cars or delay, and making direct connec tion at these points with' Stock Express trains on the N. T C, N. Y. & E., or Pennsylvania R. R., reaching Philadelphia in about three and one-half days, New York in four days, and Boston in four andone-ihalf days from Indianapolis. KAILKOAD ADVERTISEMENTS, CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND Railway Line, COMPOSED OF THE Chicago & Mock Island, Peoria Branch, and Mississippi & Missouri Railways. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE FROM CHICAGO TO JOLIETT, LA SALLE, PEETJ, PEOEIA, EOCK ISLAND, DAYENPOET, WASHINGTON, IOWA CITT, FOET DES MOINES, COUNCIL .,? ¦ BLUFFS, AND ALL POINTS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN IOWA. assenger Depot corner Van Buren and Sherman Streets, Chicago. AJST EXPRESS TEAIN Leaves Chicago Daily, Running thrbugh to Iowa City and Washington without change of cars at the Mississippi River; making direct connections at La Salle with trains of the Illinois Central Railway for Dubuque, Galena, Cairo, St. Louis, and intermediate points; at Peoria, with the Peoria, Oquawka & Burlington Railway for Galesburg and Burlington, at Iowa City and Washington, with Western Stage Company's line of Mail Stages to Oska- loosa, Pella, Knoxville, Indianola, Fort des Moines, Winterset, Council Bluffs, and all the principal places in Central and Western Iowa, Kan sas and Nebraska. THROUGH TICKETS, Via this Line, can be procured at all the principal Railway offices in the United States and Canadas. OFIFIOEIR-S: Henry Farnum, Pros. Chicago & R. I. Railway, Chicago. John A. Dix, PreB. Mis. & Mo. Railway, New York. John F. Tracy Gen'l Supt., Chi cago. W. H. Whitman, Asst. Supt , Rock Island. W. 1. ST. JOHN, Gen'l Freight and Ticket Ag't, Chicago. JtAILEOAD ADVERTISEMENTS. CINCIN NATI Hamilton & Dayton Trains- run through to RICHMOND, LIMA, SANDUSKY AND DELAWAEE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS. CONNECTIONS ABE MADE AS FOLLOW: A.T DAYTON, With Dayton & Michigan Railway for Troy, Hqua, Sidney, Lima, &c. Also with Greenville & Miami Railway for Greenville, Union, Winches ter and Muncie. .AT RICHMOND, With Indiana Central Railway for Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago, Terre Haute, St. Louis, and' all Western cities. Also with Cincinnati & Chicago Railway for Anderson. Kokomo and Peru. FOR CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG, Via Delaware, make close connections at Crestline for Pittshurg, Bal timore, Philadelphia and New York ; and at Cleveland for Dunkirk, Buf falo, Boston and New York. THROUGH : TICKETS, For all Eastern, Western, Northern and North-western cities. : S. S. L'HOMMEDIEU, President, Cincinnati, 0. D. McLAREN, Su perintendent, Cincinnati, 0. P. W. STRADER, Gen. Ticket Agent, Cin cinnati, 0. 3 RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. 1861. 1861 THE CHEAP. PLEASANT AND EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE, BBTWBEEN THE EAST & WEST, IS ISTOW B"5T THE DETROIT & MILWAUKEE Two Express Trains Leave Detroit Daily With Passengers for Pontiac, Holly, Fentonville, Flint, Saginaw, Owoa- eo, St. Johns, Lnnsing, Grand Rnpids, Port Huron, Muskegon, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, St. Anthony, and all points on the Mississippi River. FIRST CLASS RELIABLE FERRY STEAMERS, Built expressly for this line, ply on the Lake to and from each train. CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE AT DETROIT, With the Great Western Railway, of Canada, for Buffalo, Rochester, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, &c, &c. ' For particulars, see Company's Time Table, to be had at any of the Stations on application. The Telegraph Line is now open for public business. Parcels and light pnckivges forwarded by all passenger trains, at very moderate rates. W. K. MUIB, Gen'l. Sup't. RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. ILLINOIS CENTRAL Y GREAT THIiOTTOJET MAIL AND PASSENGER ROUTE FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS, AND ALL SOUTHERN CITIES, VIA The Chicago and Illinois Central Railway. Two daily trains leave Chicago from the Great Central Depot, morning and evening, upon the arrival of the trains from New York, running through without obange of cars or baggagej and making direct connec tions on the Mobile & Ohio Railway, for Trenton, Jackson, Memphis and Grand Junction, Tenn.^ Holly Springs, Oxford, Grenada, Coffeeville, Can ton, Jackson, Vicksburg and Natchez, Miss.; New Orleans, La.; Mobile, Ala.; and Galveston, Tex. Connection's are also made at Cairo with all BOATS ON THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS. The trains of the Michigan Central, Michigan Southern, and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railways, make direct connections with the Illinois Central Railway at Chicago. The Northern Route from New York to New Orleans offers to passen gers unrivaled inducements. ELEQANT SLEiFSt ©AiS, Are attached to all Night Trains. The Changes are less, and the Time by ihis Route is quicker than by any other, being only 83 hours from New York to New Orleans; 77 hours from New York to Vicksburg; 60 h'rs from New York to Memphis; and 50 hours from New York to Cairo. 'wSwcirnct^^ To all mportant points, can be obtained atall the principal Railway and Steamboat offices throughout the United States and Canadas. Fare as Low as by Any Other Route. OFF ICE IRS! Wm. H.Osborne, Pres., New York City. G. B. McClellan, VicePreg., Chicago, 111. J. C. Jacobs, Supt. Northern Div., Amboy, 111. Robert Forsyth, Gen. Freight Agent, Chicago, 111. John J. Sproull, Gen. Agent, New York City. W. E. AETHUE, Gen'l Supt., Chicago. W. P. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger Ag't, Chicago. 5 RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. 1861. 1861. THE GREAT_CMTJALJOUTE. Indianapolis & Columbus SHORT LINE. THREE DAILY TRAINS TO COLUMBUS, Without Change of Cars. RAILWAY. This Line is the Great Central Short Line from St. Louis to Da,ytoni Columbus, Pittsburg, Cleveland, New York, Boston, and all intermediate points, and is the most desirable route in its facilities and accommoda tions to passengers and shippers. Passangers having tickets via this route, can take choice of the four Great Eastern Lines. Only one change of Cars between Indianapolis, Pittsburg, Wheeling and Cleveland. Being of uniform guage with all Railroads East of Indianapolis, this Route offers unparalleled inducements to shippers of live stock and freight. Passengers desiring to take advantage of the Short Line must be par ticular to call for Tickets via The only direct Route to Zanesville, Newark, Steubenville, Pitttsburgi Wheeling, &c. •9 The only Route through Richmond, Hamilton, &c. Two daily trains con nect at Cincinnati with Kentucky Central Railroad for Cynthiana, Lexing ton and Paris. Also, with River Packets for Parkersburg, Marietta, &c. SECURE YOUR TICKETS VIA INDIANA CENTRAL. HORACE PARROTT, Gen'l Ticket Agent. HENRY L. POPE, Superintendent. RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. IIDIMAPOLIS 1 CIICIIMT1 SHORT LINE HCOCOH H Mfl£tf|P £ w SHORTEST ROUTE BY THIRTY MILES. The Only Route Without Change of Cars. THRli!:RAWS^OT On arrival of Trains from Peru, Lafayette & Chicago THROUGH TO CINCINNATI, In Advance of all Other Routes, Connecting at Cincinuati with all the GREAT EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES, AND "WITH STEAMBES ON THE OHIO EIYER. Patent Sleeping and Smoking Cars on this Route- FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE. Baggage Checked. T^^1^^ H. C. LORD, President. W. H. L. NOBLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. JEFFERSONVILLE THE GREAT SOUTHERN UNITED STATES MAIL And Express Route, FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO THE SOUTH AIVSD SOUTH-WEST, Louisville, Kentucky, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS ON THE LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R, AND WITH LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS AND Louisville & New Orleans Line Packets FOE NASH7ILLE, CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, VIOKSBTJEG-, JACKSON, HUNTSVILLE, NEW OELEANS, AND ALL THE PEINCIPAL SOUTHEEN CITIES- TWO TRAINS LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY (Sundays Excepted..) Passengers from the North, East and West, will find the route by the way of Indianapolis and J effersonville Railroad, the most Expeditious route to the Principal Cities in the West and South-west. TIHCIELOTTG-H: TIOEbLIHSTS Sold in all the principal Railroad and Ticket Offices in the Eastern and Northern States. Remember the route, via Indianapolis and Louisville, via JcfTcrsonville Railroad. A. S. CAKOTHEBS, Supt H. H. REYNOLDS, Gen'l Ticket Agent. 8 RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. LAFAYETTE i IIDIAMPOLIS Jul jKL X JLi Jul %J «&&< IS THE Shortest and lost Direct Route FROM CHICAGO TO INDIANAPOLIS, LOUISYILLE, MADISON, CINCIN NATI, DAYTON, COLUMBUS, WHEELING, BALTIMOEE, PITTSBURG, PHILA DELPHIA, NEW YOEK, AND All Eastern Cities and Towns. TWO TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DAILY, (Except Sundays,) Cars running through without change to Indianapolis, making direct and close connections at Indianapolis for all Towns and Cities as above, and Central and Southern Ohio, and Indiana and Kentucky. ~TOi^TOiTiiT~iiifE" To Louisville by 23 Miles. Dispatch given to Freights by this Route, and taken as low as by any other Route. Sold in all the principal offices throughout the West. Be sure and ask for Tickets via Lafayette and Indianapolis. W. F. KEYWOIiDS, Prest., Lafayette. J. O. D. LILLY, Supt., Indianapolis. WM. P. WATSON, Ticket Ag't, Lafayette. RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. LOGANSPORT, I! RAILWAY. CONNECTIONS. Connects with Toledo, Wabash & Western Railway; Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway; Chicago Branch of Illinois Central Railway; St. Louis, Alton & Chicago Railway; Illinois Central Railway, (Main Line, and Peoria, Oquawka & Burlington Railway. Distances from Logansport to Stations. Distance. Burnettsville 11 Miles. Monticello 20 " Reynolds 26 " Clermont 34 " Tivoli 48 " Sheldon 62 ' Middleport 71 " Gilman , 85 " Chatsworth 101 " Fairbury 112 " Weston ...116 " Chenoa 123 " Gridley 131 " El Paso 138 " Secor 145 " Cruger 154 " Washington 159 " Peoria 171 " Burlington 265 " OPFIOEES CHAS. A. SECOE, Prest., New York City. WM. H. CEUGEE, Supt., Peoria, 111. CHAS. E. FOLLETT, General Ticket Agent, Peoria, 10 111. RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. The Michigan Central ROAD, Between Chicago and Detnit, (284 miles,) is one of the connecting links in the direct line of Railway Communication between the Atlantic Seaboard and Chicago, the Mississippi Valley and the West. ITS EASTERN CONNECTIONS Are at Detroit with the Great Western Railway for Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls Buffalo, Albany, New York, Boston, &c , and with- the Grand Trunk Railway for Montreal, Quebec, Portland, &c. MIDDLE CONNECTIONS, At Michigan City with the New Albany & Salem Railroad to New Al bany; Louisville, Greencastle, Lafayette, Cincinnati, and all interior In diana points. , At Lake Station with the Joliet Division of the Michigan Central Railroad, intersecting the St Louis, Alton & Chicago Railroad at Joliet for Springfield, Alton and St. Louis, and the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad for Davenport, Muscatine, Iowa City, and all Central Iowa. Also, at Matteson with the Illinois Central Railroad for Cairo, and all Lower Mississippi River points. WESTERN CONNECTIONS, At Chicago, (at the Great Central Depot,.) with the Illinois Central Kail- road to Dunleith, and the Upper Mississippi, also, to Central Illinois, Cairo; Memphis, New Orleans-, and all intermediate points by all Rail or River. With the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, to Galesburg, Burlington, Quinoy, Ottumwa, Hannibal, St. Joseph, Leavenworth, Kansas City, etc. With the Galena and Chicago Union to Dixon, Fulton, Galena, Dun leith, and all Upper Mississippi River Points. Also, direct communication with the Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and North-Western, Chicago and Rock Island, and the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroads. figy The facilities and reputation of this Line and its Eastern connec tions for the transportation of Freight and Live Stock, are too well known and appreciated to require further notice. OFFICERS: J. W. Brooks, President, Boston; R. N. Rice, Gen'l Sup't, Detroit; C, H. Hurd, Ass't Sup't, Detroit; H. E. Sargent, Gen'l Ag't, Chicago; T. Frazer, Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Detroit; H. J. Spalding, Western Ticket As't. Chicago. 11 RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. THE ONLY ALL RAILROAD ROUTE TO AN13 ALL POINTS Eisf, South &, South-west AND MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS WITH THE LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE R. R. IN MILWAUKEE, AND THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL MICHIGAN SOUTHERN. And Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad, And also the Principal Roads leading South and South-west from Chi cago, also with the Racine and Mississippi Railroad, at Racine, and Kenosha and Rockford Railroad at Kenosha. T I (DKB T S CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE ad Office, AND AT THE DEPOT IN MILWAUKEE, FOR ALL PRINCIPLE POINTS. Baggage ClXGdacecS. T'lxro^o.slx. 12 RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. RACINE luuli I 1 RAILROA f AND ITS CONNECTIONS. The Racine and Mississippi Railway extends from Racine, on Lake Michigan, to Freeport, Illinois, 104 miles. At Clinton Junction, 59 miles from Racine, a connection is made With the Chicago and North-Western Railway, forming A DIRECT THROUGH ROUTE From Freeport to Chicago; and from Galena, Dubuque and the Missis sippi River, Iowa and Minnesota, by the connection ms.de at Freeport with the Galena Branch of the Illinois Central Railway. OF IF I C IE ZEIS: G. A. Thompson, General Manager, Racine, Wisconsin. Matt;- Taylor, Superintendent, Racine, Wisconsin. A. J. Redburn, Sec. and General Ticket Agent, Racine, Wisconsin. R. C. Tate, General' Freight Agent, Racine, Wisconsin. This Road, now completed to Freeport, forms with its connections, the Shortest, Cheapest and most Expeditious Route From Racine and Milwaukee to all parts of Southern Wisconsin, North ern Illinois and Iowa. Through Fares $3 OO. Way Pares about 3 cents pen Mile. CONNECTIONS. Connects at Racine with Chicago & Milwaukee Railway. Also, by Steamers for Chicago and Grand Haven. Crossing of Chicago & North Western Railway. Connects with Beloit Branch of Galena and Chicago Union Railway, and Beloit & Madison Railway. Connects with Illinois Central Railway. i • STAGES LEAVE Burlington for Rochester and Waterford; atSpring- field, for Geneva; and at Elkhorn for Whitewater. RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. Air Xjixxo Route FROM CHICAGO TO SAINT LOUIS VIA ST. LOUIS, ALTON, AND CHICAaO Carrying the Great American Express and U- S. Mails. Trains leave Chicago daily (Sundays excepted) from their Depot, corner West Van Buren and Canal streets, (as perTime Table, ) in direct connection, from all the great Eastern Through Lines. Trains Rim Directly Through WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS. At Chicago, with all the Great Eastern and Northern Lines, At Joliet, with Rock Island Railway west, and "Cut Off" east. At Peoria Junction, with Peoria and Oquawka Railway for Peoria, Galesburg, Burlington and intermediate places. At tiloomington, with Illinois Central Railway, North and South. At Springfield, with Great Western Railway, East for Decatur, &c; West for Jacksonville and Naples. At Alton, with Terre Haute & Alton Railway East, and Steamers on the River. At. St. Louis, with Ohio & Mississippi Railway East, West by Pacific Railway and Missouri River steamers to Northern Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska. Also, to all points on the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers. Through. Tickets Can be procured at all the Eastern Railway Offices ; at the Company's Office, No. 48 Dearborn street, opposite the Tremont House, and at their new Depot, corner of West Van Buren and Canal streets, Chicago. OlFIFIOEIRSz Price 14 R. B. Mason, Sup't, Chicago. J. Price, Treas., Chicago. N. H. Moore* Gen'l Freight Agent, Chicago. RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. TERRE BMTE 1 Train's leave Terre Haute for Indianapolis daily, (Sundays excepted,) as follows : FIRST EXPRESS TRAIN. Leave.s Terre Haute at ,2.55 A. M., and arrives at Indianapolis at 5.25 A.M. ' SECOND EXPRESS TRAIN. Leaves Terre Haute at 4.10 P. M., and arrives at Indianapolis at 7.00 P. M. These trains make close connections at Indianapolis with Trains for NEW YORK, BOSTON, WASHINGTON CITY, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Lonisville, &c:, Leaves Terre Haute at 7.05 A. M., and arrives at Indianapolis at 10.35 A. M., stops at all way stations, and connects at Indianapolis with Trains for CINCINNATI COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND AND MADISON, _ ° Passengers will please procure Tickets before entering the Cars. Through Tickets for all the Eastern Cities, &c, to be had at the Ticket Offices Freight trains leave daily, Except Sunday. E. J. PECK, President and Supt. CHARLES WOOD, Secretary. JOHN SCOTT, Treasurer. 15 RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS. THE GREAT SOUTH-WESTERN U. S.HIAfL& EXPRESS ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS, Via Indianapolis and the M AND ST. LOUIS This is the only Route by which Passengers can reach East St. Louis without he intervention of omnibus or steamboat from Alton. 106 miles in distance, and several hours in time saved, over the routes via Chicago. 56 miles in distance and seven hours time saved over the route via Cincinnati. This route connects, at Pana with the Illinois Gentral Railway for Springfield, La Salle, Rock IslaLd, Burlington, Galena and Dunleith. Also, for Cairo, and all Southern points on the Mississippi River. Passengers purchasing Tickets should call for them via Terre Haute & St. Louis Railway. The attention of parties emigrating to Kansas is called to this line, as being the shortest, quickest, and most direct route there. Baggage checked through from Buffalo, Dunkirk or Cleveland, a,nd no charge for handling. 86P"'Freight taken through at low rates, arid with despatch. THROUGH TICKETS By this desirable route can bo obtained at all the principal Railway Offices in the East. WM. D. GRISWOLD, Pres't and Gen'l Sup't., Terre Haute, Ind. HENRY C. MOORE, Sup't Western Div., St. Louis, Mo. JOHN W. CONLOGUE SuP't Estern Div., Terre Hante, Ind. R. TONSEY, Sec'y and Treas Terre Haute, Ind. H. Q. SANDERSON, Gen'l Ticket Agent. 16 AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 353 LOUISVILLE, IEW ALBAIY AND CHICAGO IJt^Ml^Plisyfcv CONNECTING AT LOUISVILLE WITH HI IIIMII SSIllfllS, AND WITH Steam Boats on the Ohio River. THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT AT GREEN CASTLE With the Terre Haute and Richmond Railway, and at JL ik Jp jtL x Ju X X Ju, With the Trains of the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway ; at M. S. Crossing, with Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail way ; at Michigan City, with the Michigan Central Railway for Chicago, and all west and north west, and for Detroit, and ALL POUSTTS EAST. R. E. RICHER, Sup't, New Albany, Indiana. DANIEL F. GRIFFIN, General Ticket Agent. 23 354 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER CLEVELAN D AND TOLEDO This Road is one hundred and twelve miles in length, and is a part of the GREAT LAKE SHORE LINE between Buffalo and Chi cago, which is the 1ST IMPORTANT Trains upon this road make direct connections at Toledo with Detroit and Toledo Railroad, Toledo and Wabash Railroad, and Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad for all points in the Al SOUTH- Connections are also made at Fremont with the Fremont and Indiana Railroad; at Clyde with the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Rail road; at Monroeville with the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad; at Grafton with Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin nati Railroad, and at Cleveland with the Cleveland and Erie, Cleveland and Pittsburg and Cleveland and Mahoning Railroads. For all Points in the East. — i » i — OFFICEES OF THE HO AD. J. B. WARING, President Cleveland, Ohio. L. D. RUCKBR, Superintendent " " H. C. LUCE, Secretary and Treasurer " » J. U. PARSONS, General Ticket Agent « « T. S. LINDSEY, Freight Agent '• « A.L.WHITE, " " Toledo, AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 35& N. Y. CENTRAL, R A I L R O A^ IX DOUBLE TRACK NEW YORK & BOSTON. 1 * i The New York Central Railway, running the entire length and through the most populous part of the State, forms one of the great, oldest and best managed links of communication between the East and the West. It has two Eastern termini, one at Albany, and the other at Troy, con necting at Schenectady, and running thence west through Utica, Rome, &c, to Syracuse, from which point there are two roads running to Roch ester, known as the "Direct Road," viz: Port Byron, Lyons, &c, and the "OldRoad," viz: Auburn, Cayuga, Geneva, Canandaigua, &c. From Roch ester there are also two roads running West, one through Lockport, &c, to- Niagara Falls; the other through Batavia, &c, to BuflFalo. Also a branch commencing at Buffalo, and running along the banks of the Niagara River, through Tonawanda, and the village of Niagara Falls, to Lewistown ; and likewise a branch from Tonawanda to Lockport. At either Albany or Troy, passengers for New York and intermediate places connect with the Hudson River Railway, Harlem Railway, or (du ring the season of navigation) with North River steamers. Passengers for Pittsfield, Springfield, Worcester, Boston, Hartford, New HaveD, Provi dence and intermediate places, connect with Western Railway and its con nections. Passengers for Saratoga Springs, Rutland, Burlington, Mon treal and all places North, also connect by Railway from either Albany, Troy or Schenectady. Passengers for Sharon Springs leave the Central Railway at Palatine Bridge, and go from there by stage. Those for Cherry Valley, Cooperstown, and places South, leave at Fort Plaim Those for Trenton Falls leave at Utica, and go by Railway. Those for Watertown and places North connect with the Rome & W. Railway, at Rome^ At Syracuse, the Central Railway connects with the S. & M. Railway, running to the Erie Railway at Binghamton, and with the O. & b. Kail- way, running north to Oswego. At Canandaigua with the E^ (,.& JN . Falls Railway, running to the Erie Railway at Elmira At Rochester with the B N Y. & E. Railway, running to the Erie Railway at Corning, and with steamers for all ports on Lake Ontario. At Buffalo with steam ers on Lake Erie (during the season of navigation), and with the Lake Shore Railway to Erie, Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, and thence to Chi cago by Michigan Southern Railway. At Niagara Falls passengers con nect with the Great Western Railway (Can.) to Detroit, and from thence to Chicago by Michigan Central Railway.^ At Lewistown passengers- connect (during the season of navigation) with steamers for Toronto and all ports on Lake Ontario. Commodious Sleeping Cars are attached to the flight Trains, running East and West, on this Road. 356 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER A.DSTD AIR LINE OPENED FOR BUSINESS MAY 13, 1861. Through Distance to Chicago, 280 miles — 42 miles shorter than by any other Route — Through Time 11 Hours. NEW SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Passenger Trains Leave Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot, and run through to Chicago without Change of Passenger or Baggage Cars, in less time than by any other route. For all information, and Through Tickets, please apply at the offices, south-east corner of Front and Broadway; west side of Vine Street, be tween the Post Office and the Burnet House; Nos. 7 and 9 West Third Street; Sixth Street Depot, and 169 Walnut Street. Freight Trains leave Cincinnati and run directly through, without re- billing or transhipment. JOHN BRANDT, Jr., Superintendent, Richmond, Ind. C. E. FOLLETT, General Ticket Ag't, Richmond Ind. S. W. CHAPMAN, Gen. Freight Agent, 169 Walnut St., Cincinnati, 0. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 357 CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG in connection with the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, Forms the shortest Route to BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, HARRISBURG AND PITTSBURG. Connections are made at Cleveland with the Also, with Steamers from Buffalo and Detroit. AJT BELLAIE, With Central Ohio Railroad. A.T STEUBEx^VILLE, With P., C. and C. Road, forming the two Shorteot Routes between PITTSBIIRS AND GMGif NATL AT WHEELING, With Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Baltimore and Washington City. THROUGH TICKETS CAN BE PROCURED By either of these Routes at the lowest rates. SLiEKPIKTO OA3E1. Run between Cleveland and Pittsburg and Cincinnati and Pittsburg. The Facilities for the transportation of Freight and Live Stock by this Line are unex celled, and rates will always be as low as by any other route. J. N. McCULLOUGH, President. F. R. MYERS, W. W. CHANDLER General Ticket Agent General Freight Agent. 358 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CONNECTIONS. Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanesville, (fee. Crestline, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, for Forest, Up per Sandusky, Delphos, Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &c, west, and east for Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, &c. Galion and Bellefontaine Railroad Line for Marion, Belle.fontaine, Sid ney, Union, Muncie, Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Evansville, Lous ville, Cairo, St. Louis, by express From Duukirk. Freight by this lane Delivered on East or North River side, in New York, as desired by Shippers. For Through Contracts and Bills of Lading, at stipulated rates, address B. W. BLANCHARD, Gen'l M Ag't,, W. D. CUSHING, Agent, NEW YORK. Office foot River St., CLEVEL'ND, 0. 360 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER AND II CITY RAILWAY. CONNECTS WITH ILLINOIS CENTRAL AND GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILWAYS To and From the East, Connects with Dubuque Western Kailway, Below. Stages For Strawberry Point, Fayette and West Union. Stages for Wa terloo, Cedar Falls, Fort Dodge and all points West from Cedar Falls will be Continued to Sioux City, 320 miles West of Dubuque. OFFICERS: HERM. GELPCKE President. GEORGE YOUNG Superintendent. JAMES M. McKINLAY Secretary. STATIONS: MILES. Dubuque Julien 10 Peosta 14 Epworth 18 Farley Junction 23 Dyersville 30 Earlville 37 MILES. Manchester 47 Masonville 54 Winthrop 61 Independence 70 Jesup 81 Cedar Falls Ill AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 361 BURLING ION AND RAILWAY. OFFICERS: E. L. BAKER, President 4 New Bedford, Mass. JOHN G. REED, Vice President and Sup't H. THIELSEN, General Ticket Agent Burlington, Iowa. STATIONS: MILES. Burlington Middletown 9 Danville 13 New London 19 Mt. Pleasant 28 Checauqua 35 Fairfield 51 Whitfield 56 Batavia , 62 Agency City 69 Ottumwa 76 PARES PROM BURLINGTON. Ottumwa $3 30 Eddyville 4 25 Oskaloosa 4 25 Bloomfield 5 00 Albia 5 50 Pella 6 25 Chariton 7 00 Centreville 7 25 Ft. Des Moines 9 00 Osceola 9 50 Winterset 11 00 Afton 11 50 Mt. Ayr 13 00 Quincy 13 50 Glenwood 18 00 Sidney 19 00 Platsmouth 19 00 Nebraska City 19 00 Council Bluffs 19 00 Sioux City 27 00 362 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER AND CONNECTS WITH FULTON & IOWA RAILWAY, By Bridge and Ferry. Stages for Central and Western Iowa CONNECT WITH £1 PROJECTED. LIST OF OFFICERS. JOHN BERTRAM President, Salem, Mass MILO SMITH Superintendent, Clinton, Iowa J. M. HAM General Ticket Agent, Clinton, Iowa List of Stations. CLINTON TO CEDAB RAPIDS. MILES. Clinton Comanche 5 Low Moor 10 Ramessa 13 Dewitt 20 Grand Mound 25 Calmas 31 Yankee Run 35 MILES. Louden 40 Onion Grove 47 Mechanicsville 58 Lisbon 64 Mount Vernon ; 66 Bertram 74 Cedar Rapids 82 AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 3(53 DUBUQUE Western Railway, CONNECTS WITH THE CONNECTS WITH DUBUQUE Al PACIFIC RAILWAY, Connects at Ananiosa with Stages for MARION, CEDAR RAPIDS, VINTON, IOWA CITY, DES MOINES, &c. OFFICERS. H. S. HETHERINGTON, President Dubuque, Iowa. C. W. T. KRAUSCH, Chief Engineer & Sup't t. n List of Stations. Dubuque Julien 10 Peosta 14 Epworth 18 Parley Junction 23 Worthington 30 Sand Spring 37 Monticello 43 Langworthy 47 Anamosa 54 364 LAKE SHORE GAZETTEER FOR LACROSSE, ST. PAUL, SPARTA OSHKOSH, FOND DU LAG, Green Bay, Berlin, Watertown, Prairie du Chien, MADISON, DUNLEITH, GALENA, FREEPORT, Beloit, Janesville, Rockford, Portage City, Liston, Beaver Dam, and all places WEST, NORTH AND NORTH-WEST OF CHICAGO, Two Daily Trains leave Chicago on arrival of Trains from the East or South, through to all above points without delay, connecting direct at La Crosse and Prairie du Chien with Daily Line of Packets, For Winona, Reed's Landing, Lake City, Red Wing, Prescott, Hastings, Hudson, and ST. PAUL. M ^ I SLEEPING CARS RUN ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. No Change of Cars from Chicago to Janesville, Madison, Prairie du Chien, Watertown, Minnesota Junction, Pond du Lac and Oshkosh. Fare as low as by any other route. Meals and State Rooms free on Packets. Through Tickets can be had at all Railroad Ticket Offioes, east and south of Chicago, at the Depot, COR. OF WEST WATER & KINZIE STS., WEST SIDE. ASK FOR TICKETS BY " NORTH-WESTERN" RAILWAY." E. DE WITT ROBINSON, General Ticket Agent. GEO. L. DUNLAP, Superintendent. AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 365 TOLEDO, WABASH, AND GREAT WESTERN TFI BARRYING THE MMfflMPllffi Al MAIL A VERY DIRECT, PLEASAKT AND RELIABLE ROUTE TO FT. WAIB, LAFAYETTE, PERll Logansport, "Wabash, Attica, Indianapolis, Louisville, Jeffer- sonville, Decatur, Springfield, Jacksonville, Naples, Peoria, Bloomington, Galesburgh, Burlington, Alton, St. Louis. Kansas City, Ft. Leavenworth, Jefferson City, Cairo, ANO ALL POINTS WEST AND SOUTH-WEST, ooiTisrEOTionsrs- Two daily trains leave Union Depot, Toledo, making the following direct and reliable connections: At Fort Wayne with the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, for Columbia, Plymouth and Chicago. At Peru with the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad, for Indianapolis, and all roads leading from this point. At Lafayette with the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, and New Al bany and Salem Railroad, for New Albany, Terre Haute, Vincennes and Evansville. At Tolono with the Chicago branch of Illinois Central Railroad, for all points North and South. At Decatur with the Illinois Central Railroad for Peoria, Bloomington, Galesburg, Burlington, Rock Island, Galena, Dunleith and Cairo. At Springfield with the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad for St. Louis, thence by the Pacific Railroad to Jefferson City, Kansas, and all points on Missouri River, also, with the Missouri River Steamers direct for St. Louis. At St. Louis with Steamers down the Mississippi River for Memphis, Vicksburg and New Orleans. fl@" Through Tickets can be obtained at all principal Railroad and Steamboat offices, and at the Company's Ticket Office, Union Depot, Toledo. OFFICERS. ? A. BOODY President, New York City. W. COLBURN Vice President. GEORGE H. BURROWS General Superintendent. G. W. BARTLETT * General Ticket Agent, Toledo. 366 B Date Due All books are subject to recall after two weeks. ork 1 "F1 . CITY ! LMIRA. Erie, At El lailroad. / CHARL ISAAC HENRI GILBE1 WM. D. ISAACWILLIAM D. DOYLE, Ment. & President. ft Sup't. asurer. jretary. vren. Freight Ag't. Gen. Ticket Ag't. The Office and Address of the Company Is at Buffalo. STATIONS AND DISTANCES. Buffalo Junction 1 Lancaster 10^ Town Line 14% Aldon f V)% Darien „ 25 Attica : 31 Alexander 34% Batavia 42 Stafford 47% Le Roy 51% Caledonia...Avon Avon Hamilton'sLivonia So. Livonia Conesus 06 G»% 1% im 81 UUUUBUB 84% Springwater 91^ Wayland 90 Blood's 102 Liberty 106>£ Wallace's 1UJ! Avoca 114% Kanona 117% Bath \1V-2 Savona 127% Campbell 133 Curtis' 134}^ Cooper's 137J4 Painted PoBt 140)4 Corning 142 New York 153 AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 367 SUNBURY&ERIE RAILROAD. This Road connects AT ERIE with the BUFFALO AND ERIE H. £ AND PENNSYLVANIA AND ERIE CANAL, At New Columbus, Pa., with the ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN R. R., At Williamsport, Pa., with ALMIRA AND WILLIAMSPORT RAIL ROAD, At Milton with the Catawissa K. E., at Sunbury with rthern Central to Philadelphia, and Baltimore and WASKLINGTOlSr Office, Foot of State Street, Erie, Pa. OFFICERS Wm. G. MOORHEAD, .' President. EDWARD F. FAY, Vice President and G^n. Sup't. JOHN LINDSAY, Measurer. W. E. SPOFFORD. R^y "~~ TSecretary. ROBERT FARIES iii«iinffllM^Wllil¥MillMlllllll hie**EnSineer-