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DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF DETROIT;
AND
REGISTER OF MICHIGAN,
FOR THE YEAR 1846.
.. CONTAINING
An epitomized history of Detroit, an alphabetical list of its citizens; a list of the . officers of the Municipal government; and the State officers; also, every infor- mation relative to the time and place at which the several courts sit throughoot . the State; with a list of churches, associatioos, institutions, &c .: To which Is added copious extracts from the State Geological reports in relation to the rise aod fall of the great lekes, &c.
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Martin William Johnson 514 W. Menominee Belvidere, IL 61008
BY JAMES H. WELLINGS.
(COPY RIGHT SECURED.)
DETROIT: A. S. WILLIAMS. PRINTER.
18-16.
May be had of the Publisher, Jefferson .lvenus { Vorth side,) op- posite U. S. Lund Office, near IF Hotel.
DETROIT.
Expenditures of the City of Detroit for Public Improvements, from March,
Old Hydraulic Works
$ 34,658 00 : 116,500. 00€
Now Hydraulic Works As ..
FOR, SEWERS.
$22,607 93
Grand Bewer,
Bates, Brush, Park and Shelby streets, 1-1,553 75 ' ..
2,130 38
Woodward Avenue, ..
7,195 26+
Small-Severe, ..
33,496.99
i NA PUBLIC BUILDINGS. *
$14,747 47 .
City Han Market, ....
8,361 84
Bertholet Market, ..
Washington Market,. 3,245 02
3.273 49
Firemen's Hall,.
99,617 8k
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Engines, Houses, Hoso and Hook and.Ladder carriages, &c. $12,129 81 City Lampe. 417 13
12,546 94
Add to the above amount of expenditures, the amount of ". = bonds isgood for interest funded,
39,957 59
Total expenditure in ten years,
9266,076 55
CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
There are at present, sixteen churches in, Detroit ; four Cath- olic, two Episcopalian, one Presbyterian, one Scotch Preshyte- rian, one Congregational,. three Methodist, two Baptist, one Ger -; man Lutheran, and one Sailor's Bethel.
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CATHEDRAL OF ST. ANNE.
This edifice stands on Larned street, between Bates and Ran- dolph streets. It is built of hammered granite, of an excellent. quality, and measures 116 feet by 60 feet in the clear. The style" of the building is Roman Doric, finished in front with two stee- ples, ornamented with iron crosses. On the centre of the roof is an octagonal dome, 30 feet high and 30 feet in diameter. The orchestra, situate immediately over the front door, contains one of the largest organs in the United States.
Very Reverend P. Kindekens, Vicar General, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
This church which is situate on Michigan Grand avenue, cor-) ner of Bates street, is a plain frame building with a steeple, measures 30 feet by 40 feet and is found to be too small for its1 present congregation.
Reverend C. L. Kilroy, Pastor.
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.. The church of St. Mary stands on the corner of Croghan and St. Antoine streets. , The erection of this building was com- inenced in 1241, and though not yet completed, it has been used for religious worship by the congregation since June, 1843. It is intended to finish the building hy the addition of a belfrey and steeple with the least possible delay. This.edifice is a plain, sub- stantial brick building. Its extreme length 125 feet by 60 feet wide. The Sanctuary is 20 feet wide hy 25 feet long, octagon form; on each side of the sanctuary there is a vestry room, 15 feet square. The general style of the building is the Roman. and Tascan, and the whole of the interior is finished in the plain- est manner.
Reverend A. K. Kopp, Pastor.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH.
The walls of this massive structure have, during the past year, been carried up to their summit, and the building roofed in. It stands on an eligible site on the north side of Jefferson avenue," abutting on St. Antoine street. The corner stone was laid on the 29th day of June 1844, by the Right Rev. P. P. Lefevere, Catholic Bishop of Detroit. This cdifice is huilt of brick of a superior quality, 160 feet in length by 81 feet wide, and when finished with a belfrey and steeple, will present an imposing ap- pearance. Erected under the direction of Mr. Francis M. Le- tourno, architect.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
Saint Paul's Church is situated in Woodward Avenue, between Larned and Congress streets. Its order of architecture is Gothic. The body of the building is hrick, and measures, exclusive of the vestry room, 00 feet by 50 feet. The front is flanked with a buttress at each angle, with two regular offsets, crowned and ornamented with a spiral roof, triangular caps, crockets and halls. The height of the buttress to the top of the spiral roof is 54 fcet. The front entrance is a Gothic door, handsomely ornamented with two columns on each side, which group and meet in the
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centre of the arch above .? "On each side of the door is a Gothic window, ornamented with an architrave trefoil band: The tower to the top of the pinnacles is 115 feet in height, and 18 feet. square at its base. . It is composed of two sections-the first finished with a block cornice and battlement ballustrade; and the; , second section finished with a large cove cornice and castelated! ballustrade .. . The pinnacles that finish the top of this section are two feet and a half square, and twenty-two feet high, crowneds and'ornamented with a spiral roof, triangular caps, crockets and balls.' The flanks of the building contain five Gothic windows," each finished with'a pannel ballostrade. The inside contains. three galleries-the pulpit and orchestra in the rear, and a supe=" rior organ with fonr stops. The galleries are supported with" well finished quatrefoil columns.
The whole presents an imposing appearance, and reflects much `credit on the architect.
Right Rev. S. A. McCoskry, Rector; Rev. Horace Hills, Jr., assistant minister. 3
Christ Church is situated on the south side of Jefferson Ave -* nue, between . Hastings and Rivard streets. It is a frame building 7º fect hy 42 feet, and has been erected during the past year. Its style of architecture is similar to St. Paul's church, being of the Gothic order. It occupies an eligible siter in a retired and pleasant part of Jefferson Avenue, with ornamen- - tal trees planted around. Mr. James Busby, architect. Rev. William N. Lyster, Rector.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
This church is situated on Woodward Avenue, at the corner. of Larned street.
Its extreme length is one hundred feet. Length, exclusive of the portico, ninety feet. Breadth of the house, 80 feet. The' general style of the house is Grecian. In front is a pediment,, supported by six Doric columns, 24 feet in height. The house. is built of brick, with two side galleries, a spacions orchestra; and a large library room in the rear. The number of pews is one'
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hundred and forty six. The pulpits which is an open one, stands In the rear, and the orchestra in front.
. The steeple is one hundred and thirty feetin height, and consists of, three; sections-a base, .a belfrey, and.a dial section, with a spire thirty feet in height. Cost of the house, exclusive of the land, 825,000. This edifice is deemed one of the best churchca in the western states; and by those who have seen the inside, the beauty and finish of the building. have heen often noticed. . It is arched, and the arch is divided into four panels, enclosing a quadrangle, which overhangs the centre of the floor. The quad- rangle is ornamented with two elegrant centre pieces, from each of which is suspended a bronzed chandelier.
Rev. Dr. Duffield, Pastor.
SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. .
This church is situate on the corner of Bates and Farmer streets. It is a new frame hnilding, 71 feet long by 41 wide, and was opened, for religious worship, October, 1844.
Rev. D. Inglis, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
This church is situated on the south side of Jefferson Avenue. corner of Beauhien street. It is a neat, substantial brick building, 75 feet by 45 feet, ornamented with a steeple. It was erected during the past year, and the basement opened for divine worship. Erected under the direction of Messrs. Gilbert & Luns, architects.
Rev. H. L. Hammond, Pastor.
FIRST METHOOIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The First Methodist Episcopal church is situated on Wood- vard avenue, corner of Congress street. It is a neat, plain and convenient frame building with a basement.
Reverend Mr. Baughman, Pastor.
SECOND METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Second Methodist Episcopal, or Congress Street church .s situated on the north side of Congress street, near Rardolph street. It is a neat and substantial brick building, 67 feet long
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and 42 feet wide with walls 27 feet high. It is provided with a steeple and belfrey, and is to be furnished with a bell. . The buildty ing was erected during the past year, and the basement opened for public worship. Built under the direction of William . R. Curry, architect. .
Reverend R. Richards, Pastor.
COLORED M. E. CHURCH.
The colored people, aided by the citizens, have, during the last year, erected a neat and substantial brick building, 50 feet by 40,- feet, situated on Lafayette street, hetween Brush and Beaubien streets. It is so far finished that the congregation have used thes basement for public worship, and a day school is taught therein ..
FIRST BAPTIST . CHURCH.
The First Baptist Church stands on an elevated site at. the cor- 'ner of Fort and Griswold streets. It is a plain, substantialland. well proportioned brick building, 70 feet in length and 50 feet in width, with a steeple and dome of considerable architectural beauty. The general style of the building is Ionic. The stee- ple is divided into three sections, a base, a belfrey'and a dial-they first is square, the second is part octagon, suspended on the cor-{ ner by pilasters, recessed back on the sides, and supported by flu-" ted Ionic columns; and the third is octagon supported by pilas -. " ters. Each section is encompassed by an open balustradc, sup -. ported by a pedestal on the aogles, and capped with a handsome urn. The whole is crowned with a magnificent dome, the top of which is 100 feet from the ground. Three doors in front forin' the entrance. The interior contains a spacious gallery, a pulpit, and &C pews on the first floor. The pulpit, which is an open one,. is supported by Ionic columns, having semi-circular stairs, as- cending on both sides, and is thrown back into the hall by an . arched niche, standing between the two doors leading from the hall into the church. The ceiling is an eliptic arch, with a large sunk panel, in the centre of which there is a centre for suspend- ing a chandelier.
Reverend James Inglis, Pastor.
.. COLORED AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH. ". '
This is a neat frame building, standing on Fort street, between Beanbien and St. Antoine streets, and was built by the voluntary contributions of the citizens generally. The church and congre- gation assembling there, by the help of their friends, have since raised the building and fitted up the basement, where they have an excellent day school, under the supervision of the Board of Education.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
This church is situated on Monroe Avenue, corner of Far- rar street. It is a plain wood building, 50 feet long and 35 feet wide. It was erected by subscription, to which the citizens of every denomination liberally and cheerfully contributed. Reverend F. Herrmaun, Pastor.
BETHEL CHURCH.
. Woodbridge street, foot of Wayne street.
By the liberality and exertions of the friends of the sailor in this city, a convenient building situated as above, has been fitted up for the purposes of worship, for the use of sailors, either re- siding in the city, or visiting our port from time to time. It was dedicated to Almighty God on Thursday, April 2, 1846, under the most favorable auspices, and is designed to he empbatically lhe "Sailor's Church." The ministers of the different protest- ant denominations took part in the religious services, which were peculiarly interesting, and the occasion was one that it is believ- ed will got soon be forgotten. The Rev. Geo. Duffield preached lhe sermon from Acts xxvii: $1, " Except these ahide in the sbip, Fc cannot be saved."
The Bethel flag was hoisted, we are informed, for the first time 'n Detroit, on the abovo occasion, where we trust it will con- tinue to wave for all coming time, inviting the wanderer to the Bethel Church, which we hope may prove to many a tempest- tossed mariner, " none other but the house of God, and the gate of Heaven."
It is under the pastoral charge of Rev. Mr. Harrison.
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GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. A congregation designated as above, meet for public worship; in the City Hall, for whose; use a brick building is now being erected on. Congress street, corner of Rivard street. . Reverend John F. Winkler, Pastor ..
> DISCIPLES.
A.small society of them meet in a school room, near the cords ner of Congress and Randolph streets, opposite the second Mof thodist church, every Lord's day.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &c. UNITED STATES BUILDING, Jefferson Avenue, corner Griswold Street.
This edifice was erected in 1837, by the late Bank of Michi- , gan, and bought at auction for the United States, the 12th of December, 1842, for the sum of 892,000.
It is a handsome building, 57 feet. hy 40 feet square ; the arch- itecture is of the chaste Grecian style, the two fronts being com- . posed of polished stone. 7
It has two full stories and a basement. The hasement is oc- cupied as the Post Office. The maiu, or first story, is occupied as the United States Court Room and Marshal's Office, the sec- ond story is occupied as offices for District Judge, Attorney; Clerk, and a Jnry Room. The Court Room is capacious, the ceiling 17 feet high.
The building was erected under the direction of Mr. Charles Lum, of this city.
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THE STATE HOUSE,
Was originally huilt for the District Court of the United States," and the Legislative Council of the Territory ; is of brick, and measures 90 feet by 60 feet. The general style of this building is Ionic. in front is a portico supported hy six columns. The entablature on the sides is supported by pilasters. The steeple is crowned with a dome and is about 140 feet high. The base- thent story is divided into offices for the officers of the State gov- ernmer ... The first floor contains the Hall of the House of Re-
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presentatives, .Governor's room, library, and office.of the Clerk of the House of Representatives .. On the second floor is the Senate Chamber, office of the Clerk of the Senate, and.the com- mittee rooms of hoth houses.
THE STATE BUILDING,
.. Griswold Street.
This edifice, some time known as-the Detroit Female Semina- ry, now belongs to the State of Michigan, and is occupied by the offices of the Auditor General, State Treasurer, Board of Inter- nal improvement, &c. The Court of Chancery, and the Supreme Court, also, hold their Courts in this building.
It is a plain, substantial brick building, 56 feet in front, by 40 deep, situated on a rise of ground in Griswold street, in one of . the pleasantest parts of the city.
WAYNE COUNTY BUILDING,
. Corner Griswold and Congress Streets.
This is a new, substantial, two story brick building, 32 feet in front, hy. 80 feet deep, erected in 1844. The first story is occupied as offices,.by the different county officers, and the second story contains.a court room, 50 feet long by 30 feet wide, with a jury rootu and grand jury room. The contractors for this building were Messrs. Jackson & Perry, of this city.
THE CITY HALL,
Is a two story brick building with hammered stone basement, and is-100 feet long and 50 feet in width. The height of the first story is. 16 feet, and from the hase to the top of the cornice, 36 feet-on the front of the roof there is a handsome cupola. The principal entrance is from the public square. The first sto- ty is occupied by the city market and clerk's office -- and the sec- ond story isa spacious Hall. The building was erected in the year 1895, and cost about 820,000.
FIREMEN'S HALL.
Corner of Larned and Bates Streets. This is a neat, substantial, two story brick building, 50 feet by
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Republican Hall, Jefferson av. between Bates and Randolph st. Sheldon's block, Jefferson av. between Griswold and Shelby streets. 1
Smart's building; Jefferson av. between Woodward av. and. Bates sts. Wardell's block, Woodward av. between Woodbridge and; Atwater sts. Williams' buildings, Jefferson av. corner Bates st. White buildings, Jefferson av. corner Shelby st.
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE DIRECTORY.
- St. for street.
Av. for avenue.
. Cor. for corner.
R. for residence.
B. for boards.
`N. for north.
E. for east.
S. for sonth.
W. for west.
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WELLINGS' DIRECTORY OF DETROIT, 1846.
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Abbott James, fur. merchant, Abbotts block, Atwater street, r cor Fort and Griswold streets. Abbott Robert, Springwells, river side.
Abbott John S. law office, over Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Jeff . ave, r Springwells.
Abbott George C. tin smith, Michigan ave opposite Central R R depot, r cor Miami av and State st.
Abbott James, Woodward av n John R st. Abbott Robert J. clerk, Johnson Richardson.
Abbott Daniel, b John Scott.
Abbot Thomas F, Beecher & Abbot, b L B Beechers.
Abernethy Robert, bont and shoe store, Woodbridge w First st. Adams Charles S, ( Whiting & Adams,) b D Dunning.
Adams Alexander H, Mich State Bank, Larned near Hastings st.
Adams Thomas K, shoe store, Jeff av w Bates st, b Wales' hotel. Adams Orlando B, steam boat Niagara, Russell near Lafayette,
Adams, cabinet maker, b Thomas Cranage.
Adair William, Michigan Garden.
Adley Mrs, Fruitery, Woodward av n Atwater st.
Ahlers Gustavus, tailor, Lafayette near Hastings st.
Albee Jaines, carpenter, Randolph e Fort st.
Aldrich David, confectioner, Jeff av w Randolph st. Allison, John, silversmith, b Railroad Exchange.
Allsop Henry, grocer, cor Mich av and Wayne st. Allen & Stewart, (botanic store,) Jeff av e Bates st. Allen.Ira M, Russell s Croghan st. Allen Orville B, (Toles & Allen,) cor Elizabeth & Park <;.. Mien James L, currier, b MIrs Barton.
Ailen James B, b Samuel Pitts.
Allen Thomas, carpenter, Columbia w Park: st.
.Men Horace, blacksmith, cor First and Abbott sts.
Lien Charles, Griswold st opposite the Capitol.
Allen Thomas, Griswold st opposite the capitol. 1-
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Allen Nathan, grocer, Atwater e Griswold at. Allen George, joiner, b Israel Noble.
Allen Lewis, Law office, Woodward av n Jeff av, r Griswold st opposite capitol.
Allen Capt. Larned w Cars &t: :
Allyn Frederick, tailor, Jeff av w Shelby st.
Almy John, clerk in Snrv. Gen. office, b Wales' Hotel. ;
Alter Francis, grocer; cor Beaubien and Congress sts.
Ambroster Igneas, laborer, Randolph n Harriet st.
Ambroster John, porter G. & J. G. Hill.
Ames John, Woodbridge e Beaubien st.
Ammann Christian, cor Jeff av and Cass st. Amrhein William, Croghan e Hastings. Anderson Charles, Brush n Fort st.
Andrews Hiram R, proprietor Railroad Hotel.
Andrews Luther O, Railroad Hotel. Andrews John, Engineer, cor Monroe av and Randolph st.
Andrews Marcus, carpenter, b Mrs McMillen.
Andrews John, tailor, Gratiot st e Russell st. Andrew William, grocer, cor Congress and Antoine sts.
Andre Joseph, cor Larned aud Randolph sts.
Andre James, do do
Andre Peter, do
Armstrong James A & Co, Forwarding merchants, foot Casa st .: Armstrong James A, b Michigan Exchange.
Armstrong Thomas H, hat and cap store and tailoring establish- ment, Wood'd av nr Military sor, r Randolph n Croghan st. Armstrong William, clerk F Moore & Co, b B B Davis' Hotel. Armstrong John J, clerk, Moore & Bradford, b Barney's Hotel." Armstrong A, grocer, cor Beaubien and Croghan sts.
Baldwin Lyinan, (P Hayden & Co) Woodward av n Larned st, r cor Miami av and Grand River st.
Baldwin Joseph D. leather store Woodward av n Larned st, r Macomb w Beaubien st.
Baldwin H P, boot and shoe store, Jeff av near Woodward av, r Griswold n Larned st. .
Baldwin Horatio N, farmer, Cass farm, Grand River st.
Baldwin Albert J, farmer do do Baldwin Charles, porter, Railroad Hotel. -
Baldwin John, do EH W Brooke.
Baldock Henry, cor Woodbridge and Bates sta.
Baldry George, soap maker, b St. Clair Hotel.
Ballard Stephen, laborer, Atwater e Hastings st.
Ballou Lorenzo, printer, b Mrs Birton's. Balcom George, golilsmith, Robbins & Hubbard.
Balch Mrs ,board'g house, cor Mich Grand av and Randolph at.
Banks Robert, clothing, store cor Jeff av and Griswold st, r cor Fort and Brush.
Bartholomew Albert H, Randolph n. Congress st.
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Babillion P, boot maker, Griswold st near Custom House .. Babe Mrs, embroidery and fancy articles, Russell n Larned st. Bacon Washington A, teacher, corner Jeff av and Russell at.
Bacon Marshall J, law office, Wood'd av s Jeff av, r Congrees e Beaubien st.
Backus Henry T, lawyer, Springwells near Detroit, (river side.) Backus W. b Collins Bradley.
Bader Francis, shoe maker, Russell n Fort st.
Bagg & Harmon, printers and propriet's Democratic Free Press, corner. Woodward av and Congress st.
Bagg A Smith, books and stationery, Woodward av, r Elizabeth st w Park st.
Bagg Joun S, postmaster, b National Hotel.
Bagg Silas A, county register, Fort w First st.
Bagg Dr Joseph H, corner Macomb and Brush sts.
Bailey & Knowlton, surgeon dentists, corner Woodward av and Congress st (office up stairs,)
Bailey Dr Frederick E, b Dr Knowlton,
Bailey Joseph C, Shelby n Fort st.
Baker Mrs, (nurse.) Columbia w Witherell st.
Armitage Robert, stone cutter, b James Mappe!beck.
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Arthur Henry, saddler, b Railroad Hotel.
Ashley Elkanah, carpenter, Bates n Fariner st. Ashley William, clerk Wales' Hotel.
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Ash Richard, (Page & Ash.) Randolph n Fart st. Ask Juhn, tatlor, cor Atwater and Griswald sts.
Aspina'l J & P, grucers, Woodward av's Woudbridge st.
Aspinall Juseph, cor Macomb av and Clifford st. Aspmall Phillip, Grand River o Farrar st.
Atkinson & Gudfrey, house, ship, sign and ornamental painters, Griswold st nr the Custom House.
Atkinson Juhn, cor Farmer and Grand River sts. Atworth John, carpenter, cur Fort and Fourth sts. Aukerman Conrad, Franklin w Riopelle st. Autrich Martin, potter, Croghan e Hastings st. Avery William T, (Scadin & Avery,) b Mes Hinchman.
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Avery Charles H, b H'H Emmons. Avery Elisha S, Carew & Avery, b National Hotel. Ayer Abraham M, Jeff av w Orleans st. Ayer Alvin B, do do Ayres Mra, boarding house, cor Congress and Brush sts.
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Barstow & Lockwood, law office, corner Jeff and Woodward avs. Barstow Samuel, cor Congress and Second sts.
Barstow Homer A, clerk: National Hotel ..
Barstow Hiram T, bar keeper do.
Barclay.& Keeney, machinists and founders, cor Shelby and La- fayette sts.
Barclay William, cor Farrar and Grand River sts. Barclay John, ship carpenter, b Mrs Kingsley's. Barnard Sberman, agent St Clair Lumber Company, r cor Lai- . ned and Brush sts. Barnard Charles T, printer, b Grand River House. .
Barner Milton, proprietor. Steamboat Hotel, cor Randolph and Woodbridge sts.
Barney Daniel, do ..
Barnum William, batter, Jeff av, r Croghan w Antoine sts.
Bartley Patrick, laborer, cor Wayne and Larned sts. 1
Bartley Charles, tailor, b John Lyster.
Bartley Charles, laborer, Griswold near Larned sts.
Bartell Nicholas, boot maker I Bour's.
. Barton Mrs, boarding house, Woodbridge e Bates st. Barton Jacob L, b J'L Wright's.
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Barrett William H, Woodbridge w Griswold sts.
Barrett Samuel, carpenter Gratiot w Beaubien st.
Barlage Anthony, grocer, cor Franklin and Hastings sts. . Barker Jacob, Woodbridge w Riopell st.
Barker Jacob Jr, sailor do.
Barie William, bakery, &c cor Franklin and Hastings sts.
Barie Francis, cor Bales and Woodbridge sts.
Barie John, laborer, Mullet near Rivard st.
Belisle Charles, blacksmith, cor Franklin and Antoine-sta.
Belisle Francis, Macomb w Hastings st.
Bell William, lo do
Bemrose Michael, blacksmith, r Thos Hall.
Benjamin Almon, lahorer, Clifford st n Macomb av.
Ben!ican Clement clerk, Wadleigh & Co, r.Railroad Hotel.
Benedict Eri, ship carpenter, Farmer w Bates st.
Benedict Charles H, do do
Benedict Elias H, do do
Benedict James, carpenter, Croghan w Russel st. Benedict Edward [], deputy jailor.
Bates Andrew, laborer, Berthelet alley.
Bates Abel, do do.
Baughman Rev J A, cor Macomb and Beaubien sts.
Baxter Witter, (Harvie & Baxter,) b Mrs Hartwell. Baxter Thomas, rope maker, Adams av e Clifford st.
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Beaubien Antoine, Jeff av w Antoine ut. Beaubien James, cor Beaubien and Woodbridge sta.
Beaubien Peter, Woodbridge near Oricand at.
Beaubien Charles, Beaubien at n Larned st.
Beaubien Henry, Farmer st opposite the Jvil.
Beardslee Charles J, proprietor Railroad Exchange, Michigan Grand av.
Beard James, lumber yard,cor Atwater and Orleans ata,r cor Oi- leans and Pine sts.
Beard George, recess, cor Jeff and Woodward ava, i cor Michigan ave and Parks st.
Beard Thomas, porter, w Second et. Beard Jesse, · do . do
Beard William laborer, r Mra Flanigan.
Beagle James, printer, Gratiot e Rivard st.
Beach John, butcher, Woodbridge e Beaubien at.
Beach Henry, cabinet maker, r Henry Myres.
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