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Smith Allen, grocer & provision dealer, 94 Woodward av r 60 Bates st.
Smith Allen jun., portrait painter, 154 Jefferson avenue, r 60 Bates st
Smith James, mason, Julius al
Smith Samuel, joiner, 92 Woodward av
Smith Stephen, book keeper, 64 Jefferson av
Smithell Henry, shoemaker, Clinton st.
Smithell John, laborer, Fort st
Smolk Abraham, agent, Springwells
Snelling Henry H. grocery & seed repository, 53 Jeffer- son av., r Mrs. Snelling's
Snelling Mrs. A. Fort st ab Cass st
Snider Nicholas, grave digger, Clinton st.
Snow & Fisk, booksellers and stationers, 84 Jefferson av
Snow Josiah (S. & Fisk) r 105 Woodward av.
Solomon Archibald, cabinet maker, 112 Woodward av
Soules William, joiner, 83 Wayne st
Sowersly Paul, stone cutter, Michigan av
Spelman Miss Ann, Monroe av
Spencer Garry, merchant tailor 171 Jefferson avenue, r Michigan av c Randolph st
Spoford Thomas, groom. Julius al G.
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Spring Edward, physician, Williams'building,r Nat. Hotel Stanley John M., portrait painter, Desnoyers' building Stark Frederick, joiner, Beaubien ab Congress st. Starkey L. F., physician & surgeon, r 149 Jefferson av. Statler D. shoemaker, 130 Woodbridge st
Statier Dominick, shoemaker, Fort c Brush st Stead Robert, grocer, 74 Franklin st
Stead William, grocer, r 121 Woodward av.
Stead William, grocer, 140 Woodbridge st.
STEAM BOAT HOTEL, Benjamin Woodworth, proprietor, 127 Woodbridge c Randolph st Steel E., teller in the Bank of Michigan
Steele Joseph H., storekeeper, Larned ab St. Antoine st Stennatz Anthony, laborer, r Fort st
Stephens Israel C. hat, cap & fur store, 170 & 172 Jef- ferson av r 263 Jefferson av
Sterne Josiah, cabinet maker, 3 Shelby st
Stevens F. H. president of the Michigan State Bank, 252 Jefferson av
Stevens G. B. S., hardware merchant, 136 Jefferson ar Stevenson Martin, Joiner, Lafayette ab Randolph st
Stilson James, auctioneer, r M'Reynold row
Stocking Isaac J., joiner, Berthlet al
Story Michael, 73 Woodward av
Stowell, A. H., r 124 Griswold st
Stowell S. W. grocer, 18 Woodward av
Streeter Samuel, saddlery & shoe store, 139 Jefferson av Stricker David, cabinet maker, 184 Woodbridge st
Stricker Henry, block & pump maker, 57 Woodbridge st Strong John W. justice of the peace, office 39 Woodward av. r 161 Jefferson av.
Stuart Charles, attorney & counsellor, r 55 Cass st. Stuart George, engineer, 37 Lafayette st Stuart Robert, gentleman, 262, Woodbridge st
- Suer Bernard, sawyer, Atwater ab Bolivar su SUPREME COURT, Clerk's office in Williams' building Sutherland James, joiner, 59 Woodward av
Sutton J. W. cooper, tub factory, 104 & 106 Griswold st Sutton Noah, superintendent of the new hydraulic works r Shelby ab Lafayette st Swan Horace; M'Reynold's row
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Swan Volney, watch maker, r at D. B. Crane's
Swift Jason & Co., dealers in staple & fancy dry goods, 66 Jefferson av
Taft Bezelel, butcher, 89 Woodward av
Talmadge Charles, teamster, Julius al
Taylor Mrs., gentlewoman, 23 Woodward av
Teller Pierre, apothecary, 149 Jefferson av r Congress ab Beaubien'st
Ten Eyck Anthony, attorney connsellor & notary pub- lic, 140 Jefferson av r Michigan Exchange
Terhunes David, joiner, 227 Atwater st
Ternan James, 39 Woodbridge st
Terry A. R. physician and surgeon, 82 Jefferson av
THEATRE, Farrar c State st
Theller & Starkey, physicians and surgeons, 140 Jeffer- son av
Theller E. A. druggist, apothecary and wholesale grocer 119 Jefferson av and 27 Atwater st, r 140 Larned street
Thurvazhzt John, labourer, 86 Franklin st
Thomas Dommick, labourer, 217 Atwater st
Thompson David, city marshal, Fort ab Shelby st
Thompson J. saddler, Michigan av
Thompson Lewis, carpenter and joiner, 101 Atwater st
Thompson L. butcher, 128 Woodbridge st
Thompson M. tavern keeper, 60 Woodbridge st
Tiffany & Bishop, boot, shoe and leather dealers, 154 Jefferson av
Tillman J. W. furnishing ware-rooms, 67 r 226 Jeff. av
Titus J. H. auction and commission merchant, 19 Woodward av
Titus Silus (Hutchinson & T.) r American Hotel Tompkins John, grocer, 86 Woodbridge st Tower B. H. carpenter and joiner, 45 Franklin st Tower J. N. labourer, 45 Franklin st
Tower N. mason and bricklayer, 45 Franklin st
Townsend Ambrose S (Martin & T) r Michigan Ex Trall Martin, joiner, 30 Brush st
Treadway A. student at law, at Mr. Mizner's office Trehy Thomas, Julius al
TRINITY CHURCH, Bates st c Michigan av
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Tromly Francis, labourer, Croghan st
Trowbridge Charles, gentleman, office, white buildings, r 376 Jefferson av
Truax and Booth, wholesale grocers and wine merchants 152 Jefferson av.
Truax Major S. baker, 137 Franklin st
Tryon Charles, attorney and counsellor, 42 Woodward avenue
Tucket M. 188 Woodbridge st
#Tucker G. W. hair dresser and perfumer, 17 Jefferson av
Turner Elizabeth, laundress, 116 Larned st
Turner George, well digger, 116 Larned st
Turner R. L. waggon maker, 11 Berthelet al
Tutill Levi, boot and shoe maker, 45 1-2 Jefferson ar
Tylee John O. ship chandler, 65 Cass st
Ubar Louis, labourer, Rivard ab Bolivar st
Ukle Christian, baker, 36 Bates st
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CLERK'S OFFICE, Williams building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, 30 Woodward av
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Jefferson av
UNITED STATES, QUARTER MASTER'S OFFICE, Wayne st UNITED STATES TOPOGRAPHICAL DEPARTMENT, office 200 Jefferson av
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, secretary's office 140 Jeffer- son av
Vallee J. B. deputy collector of U. S. customs, r 218 Woodbridge st
Van Antwerp Francis, blacksmith, 67 Atwater st
Van Dyke James A. attorney & counsellor, Desnoyers building r Monroe av
Van Norman James, labourer, 3 Margaret court
Varsaw widow L. Randolph ab Michigan av
Vaughan D. H. Franklin Retreat, 153 Jefferson av
Vincent Benjamin, carter, Croghan st
Vought & Powell, dry goods merchants, 102 Jefferson avenue
Vought J. L. (V. & Powell) r Farmer st
Wales Austin, proprietor of the Michigan Exchange, r 60 Jefferson av
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Wales George &Co. wholesale gsocers, 147 Jefferson av Walker Henry N, attorney & notary public, 101 Jeffer- son av
Walker S. M. grocer, 87 Atwater st
Waller Busbrod, boarding house, School lane
Waller C, C. attorney and counsellor, 23. Griswold st
Wall Edmund, carter, Michigan av
Walsh Capt. Charles, proprietor of the Shades, 154 de 156 Jefferson av
Walsh Richard, carpenter and joiner, Wapping
Waltz Joseph, laborer, st. Antoine st
Ward Joseph, proprietor of the New York & Ohio house 25 Woodward av
Ware J. S, surgeon dentist, Museum building
Warner Edward, painter, 285 Jefferson ay
Warren C. W. saddler, Congress st
WASHINGTON HOUSE, 26 Bates st
Watkins & Joy, saddlers & harness makers, 125 Jeffe r- son av 1
Watkins & Shaw, saddlers and harness makers, 107 Jefferson av
Watkins Charles K. attorney and counsellor, Republi- can Hall, r National Hotel
Watkins Washington, saddler, r 121 Larned st
Watson J. & J dry goods and grocery store 160 Jeffer- son av
Watson Charles, grocer, 61 Lafayette st.
Watson James, (J. & J. Watson) r 81 Jefferson av
Watson John [J. & J. Watson] r 278 Jefferson av Watson Waller, agriculturist, State c Rowland st
WAYNE COUNTY, Chief Justice's office, Fort st
WAYNE COUNTY, supervisor's clerk's office, 140 Jefferson avenue
WAYNE COUNTY, Treasurer's office, 171 Jefferson av Waycotte William, joiner and builder, 133 Larned st Webb Chester &Co, china, glass and Staffordshire warehouse, 116 Jefferson av
Webster Daniel F. attorney and counsellor, Jefferson av r Michigan Exchange -
Webster H. B & Co. hardware merchants, 41 Wood- ward av
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Webster John [H. B. W &Co.] 41 Woodward av Webster M. Howard [H. B. W. &Co.] r Michigan Ex- change
Week David, boot and shoe maker, Military square c Michigan av
Weeses John, butcher, 147 Atwater st
Weis J. dyer, 132 Woodbridge st
Wellings James, schoolmaster, 57 Franklin st
Wellet Andrew, carpenter and joiner. 69 Franklin st
Wells Charles, merchant, r Congress c Bates st
Wells John, dry goods merchant, 51 Jefferson av r Con- gress c Bates st
Welles John A. cashier of the F. and M. Bank, r Mich- igan Exchange
Wells William H. copper, tin and sheet iron manufactu- rer, 72 Jefferson av, r Mrs. Griswold's
Wendell T. S. dry goods and hardware merchant 140 r 55 Jefferson av
WESTERN HOTEL, 19 Larned st
WESTERN STAGE Co's office 33 Woodward av
Whipple & Van Dyke, attorneys and counsellors at law Desnoyers, buildings
Whipple Hon. Charles W. speaker of the house of Kep- resentatives, r State st ab Woodward av
Whitaker Cornelius, tanner, McReynolds building
Whitcomb James, sash maker Atwater c Bolivar st
Whiting Col. H., Q. M. U. S. A., office 25 Wayne r 57 Jefferson av
Whiting J. L. forwarding and commission merchant 2 Woodward av r Congress c Wayne st
White E. S. engineer, r American Hotel
White James C., physician and surgeon, Williams' build- ing
While William, joiner, Julius al
Whitman P. O, carpenter and joiner, 94 Atwater st
Whitney George L. proprietor and publisher of the dai- ly advertiser, office 124 Jefferson av, r 119 Lar- ned st
Whyte John, proprietor of the Detroit House 137 At- water st
Wickware Cornelius, (Eldred & W.) r Steamboat Hotel
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Wier Colon, blacksmith, MacCabe al.
Wight Alpheus, I'very stable keeper, 11 Larned st. Wilaby Benjamin, laborer, State st.
Wilcox Lonson, Loot & shoe manufacturer, 103 Jefferson avenue.
Wilcox Mrs. boarding house 124, Jefferson av
Willard L. B. printer, r 80 Larned st
Willard Mrs. boarding house, 80 Larned st
Williams & Desnoyers, land brokers & agents, 140 Jef. ferson av
Williams & Ten Eyck, attorneys & counsellors, 140 Jef- ferson av
Williams A. S. attorney & counsellor, r Michigan Ex- change
Williams G. Mott, attorney & counsellor, r 185 Jefferson avenue
Williams Gen. John R., office Williams' building, r 372 Jefferson av
Williams Dunnie, cooper, Pine st
Williams John, sail-maker, Fort st
Williams James, grocer, 44 Woodbridge st
Williams Miss E., Teacher of the Beaubien Female School. Larned ab Beaubien st
Williams Theodore, grocer, 29 Bandolph st.
Wilson L. sail maker, 15 Franklin st.
Wilson John M., sheriff, office Williams' building, r 34 Randolph st.
Wilson Rufus, r Michigan Garden
Winchell Gordon, cabinet maker, 44 Woodward av
Winder John. clerk of the supreme court, office Williams
building
Wing W. P. civil engineer, and .clothing merchant, Steamboat Hotel
Wingert William, gun smith, 109 Woodbridge st. 1
Winman James D. tanner, r City Hotel
Wiseman William, brickmaker, 227 Atwater st
Witherell B. F. H. district attorney, and judge advocate general, 30 Woodward av r 341 Jefferson av.
Womac Andrew, hair dresser, 5 Bates st.
Woodbridge William, attorney & counsellor, Springwells Woodmancy Latham, cooper, 65 Woodbridge st
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Woods Aaron P. joiner, 97 Wayne st. Woodward James, dairy man, Hastings c Congress et Woodworth Benjamin, proprietor of Steamboat Hotel, r 127 Woodbridge st. Young Adam, blacksmith, 53 Franklin st Young George, grocer, Michigan av Young James, baker, 153 Atwater st Young James, butcher , Michigan av Young Mrs. milliner and dress maker, 89 Jefferson av Young O. C. 39 Jefferson av
Zug Samuel, book keeper at Demill & Goodell's
APPENDIX.
MUNICIPAL' OFFICERS.
Levi Cook, Mayor.
Aldermen,-Oliver Newberry, Thomas Palmer, Julius ." Eldred, Darius Lamson, John Farrar, David Cooper, John Owen,
City Clerk- George Byrd, office in City Ilall
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City Attorney-Jas. A. Vandyke. .
Collector-A. C. Canniff.
-City Surveyor and Engineer- A. E. Hathon. Treasurer -- David French .; " .
Superintendent of the Hydraulic works-Noah Sutton. Justices of the Peace- John W. Strong, B. F. H. With- eral, David E. Harbaugh, Lemuel Goodell, Charles Moran, Henry V. Di-brow.
Supervisor's of Highways-District 1, Newell French. > District No. 2, Lorenzo Pratt ..
Clerks? of the Markets -- Washington Market, Israel Noble,-Berthlet market, D Hayward.
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Wood measurers> J. H. Cook and Israel Noble.
Weigh Master-Charles MM. Bull. 1
Superintendent of the water works-David French.
Marshal-David Thompson.
· Constables-Jacob Mckinney. Robert R. Howell, Rich- ard J. Conner.
Sexton-Israel Noble.
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ST. PHILIP'S COLLEGE, Hamtramck, Instituted, A. D. 1836, PATRON, Right Revd. Dr. Rese, Bishop of Detroit. PRESIDENT. Revd. John DeBruyn, Proffessor of the Latin, Gree and French language-, Revd. Thomas Cullen, proffessor of Mathematics Geography.
Laurence Kilroy, prefect of studies."
There is a Catholic Ecclesiastical seminary attb Episcopal residence Larned street, of which the Right Revd. Bishop of Detroit is President.
DETROIT FEMALE SEMINARY. Griswold street. William Kirkland, principal. 5
Louis Fasquille L. L. D., proffessor of French · Italian. Miss Euphonia Dudgeon, teacher of music ..
ST. CLARE FEMALE SEMINARY: Randolph street. PATRON: Right Revd, Bishop Rese: Sister Constantia, principal .. .... Miss Mary and Miss Therese Palin, teachers of French Miss Sophia Smith teacher of music and drawing.
CHURCHES INDETROIT.
a CATHOLIC,
St. Ann's Cathedral, Larned Street.
Mass and sermon for the German part of the congre gation, at 8 o'clock, and for the French at 1-2 past mm o'clock, every Sunday morning. Vespers at 3 o'clock every Sunday evening.
Rector-Right Revd. Frederick Rese, D. D. Bist Detroit.
CHURCHES IN DETROIT.
Revd. Francis Vincent Badin, ',
Curates,
Revd. T. A. Bernier,. Revd. Mr. Kundig, Revd. Mr. Kopp, Revd. C. Bowens,
Organist-Ferdinand Tagaler,
Secristy-T. Pontius,' Church Wardens-Peter Godfroy, Lewis Beaufait, Charles Desnoyers, Eustache Chapoton.
TRINITY CHURCH, Michigan Avenue, corner of Bates street.
Mass at. 9 o'clock A. M. and Vespers at 2 o'clock : every Sunday.
Rector-Revd. Bernard O'Cavanagh,
Organist,-Ferdinand Tagaler, ; Clerk-Thomas Elliot,
Church Wurdeus-Robert Elliot, Roger Fitzpatrick, Michael Doran, John Canean, John Hefferin.
EPISCOPAL:
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Woodward Avenue,
Service on Sunday morning and afternoon, and on Wedneday evening in each week.
Rector-Right Revd. Dr. McCoskry, bishop of Mich. Organist-Geo. L. Whitney:
Church Wardens-H. M. Campbell and C. C. Trow- bridge
BAPTIST.
BAPTIST CHURCH, Fort Street: Service at half past 10 and half past & o'clock. . - Revd. Robert Turnbull. Merk -- William A. Crocker:
Deacons -- R. Ambrose, John Bloom.
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PRESBYTERIAN ..
, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Woodward Avenue. Service at 1-2 past 10 o'clock A. M. and 1-2 past 22 o'clock, P. M. every Sunday. Pastor --- Revd. John P. Cleaveland Elders-E. P. Hastings, Justine Rice, B. F. Larned; Edward Bingham, Horace Hallock, Robert Stuart # and Charles G. Hammond.
Deacons-E. P. Ilastings and B. F. Larned.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Woodward Avenue.
Pastor-Revd. E. Thomson. . Service at half past 10 A. M. every Sunday. STEWARDS.
Robert Abbott, Newell French, Jerry Deanc, Joseph French, John Owen,
GER.MANY LUTHERAN CHURCH. Monroe Avenue. (when finished, ) Service, will be at 1-2 past 10 and at 4 o'clock every Sunday. Kastor-Revd. Mr. Schmead.
CHURCH WARDENS.
William Amrhein,, · George Graf,- John Thurwachter Frederick Butzer;
John V. Ruele, .
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AFRICAN CHURCH. Fort street.
Attended by ministers of different protestant churches, 2 5
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CATHOLIC LADIES' ASSOCIATION. For the support of Orphan Children. "(Asylum on Fort Gratiot Road.) Mrs. Emily Leib, President. Mrs. John Watson, Vice President. Mrs. Van Dyke, Treasurer. Miss, Ellen O'Keeffe, Secretary. Miss Mary Palm, Assistant Secretary.
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FRENCH FEMALE CHARITY SCHOOL, Larned Street. G
. This benevolent institution is supported by Mrs. An- toine Beaubien, the pupils are furnished with books and other school requisites. The average number of chil- dren in attendance is 40: Superintendent-Miss Elizabeth Williams.
ST. CLARE ENGLISH AND GERMAN FREE SCHOOL. Larned Street. Average number of children in attendance 45. PATRON. Right Revd. Dr. Rese. Teachers-The Sisters of St. Clare.
METHODIST SABBATH SCHOOL, 2 Woodward Avenue:
Average number of children attending 100. John Owen, Esq., Superintendent. I·
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DETROIT LADIES' FREE SCHOOL SOCIETY.
Under the auspices of this Society are three schools, > in which children of every religious denomination are gratuitously educated and provided with books &c .- The average number attending these schools is about 200. Mrs. J., P. Cleaveland, President. " A. Bates, Secretary. E. P. Hastings, Treasurer. Managers -- Mrs. B. F. Larned, Mrs. T. S. Larned, Mrs. E. P. Hastings, Mrs. P. Boughton.
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MICHIGAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Robert Stuart Esq., President.
Major' Jonathan Kearsly, Ist. Vice President. Revd. Supply Chase, 2nd. Vice President. Revd. John P. Cleaveland, corresponding Secy. Horace Hallock Esq., Recording Secretary. Frederic H. Stevens Esq., Treasurer. . Edward Bingham Esq., Auditor.
The Union have a depository in Detroit, they con- stantly keep on hand, an assortment of all books publish- ed by the American Sunday School Uuion. In the same room is kept the depository of the Wayne County Bible Society, and the Michigan Tract Society.
LADIES' ORPHAN ASSOCIATION OF DETROIT. Instituted May, 1836.
For the maintenance and education of destitute Or- phan children, principally such as have lost both parents, one of the parents having been a-resident of Detroit at the time of his or her death, and extending the benefits to other Orphan children, at the discretion of the mana- gers.
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OFFICERS.
Mrs. C. C. Trowbridge, First Directress.
Robert Stuart, Second do. " . Thomas Palmer, Third do. Miss E. S. Trowbridge, Secretary. Auditors-Mrs. Charles Stewart, & Mrs. H. I. Hunt.
Committee of Finances -- Mrs. Godard and Mrs. J. Farmer.
Committee of Maintenance-Mrs. Crocker and Mrs. Macomb
Committee on Education-Mrs. Mason Palmer and Mrs. Ambrose.
Counselling Committee-Revd. Robert Turnbull, Major B. F. Larned, Col. Henry Whiting, E. P. Hastings, Charles C. Trowbridge and Jerry. Deane.
WAYNE COUNTY POOR HOUSE. Fort Gratiot Road.
This institution is supported by a County cess, and is under the humane direction of the Revd. Mr. Kundig, Curate of St. Anne's.
LADIES' SEWING CIRCLE. OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH DETROIT.
Established for Missionary and other benevolent purpo. ses, November 10th, 1836.
The Right Revd. Bishop McCoskry, President, ex officio. Mrs. McCroskry, first Directress. Geo. C. Bates, second do. Miss E. S. Trowbridge, Treasurer. L. Campbell, Secretary.
ALGIC SOCIETY.
This Society was instituted in March 1832 for the
3 purpose of: encouraging missionary efforts in evangeliz- ing the North-western Tribes, and promoting education 2
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CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Agriculture, Industry, Peace and Temperance among them. 1
PRESIDENT. 9 Henry R. Schoolcraft, Esqr. - VICE PRESIDENTS. E. P. Hastings; Esq. Detroit.
Robert Stewart Esq. Michillimackinac. Shubael Conant Esq. Detroit. Charles C. Trowbridge Esq. Detroit. Revd Lyman Beecher D. D. Cincinatti. Charles Cleland Esq. Detroit, Domestic Secretary.
Revd. Samuel H. Box, D. D. New York, Corresponding Secretary.
Major B. F. Larned, U. S. A. Detroit, Recording Secy. Edward Bingham Esq. Detroit, Treasurer.
THE MECHANICS' SOCIETY. OF THE CITY OF DETROIT.
Incorporated by an act passed by the Governor and Judges of the Territory of Michigan A. D. 1820. Jervis Deane, President. J. Brown, Vice President. A. C. McGraw, Secretary. 2 Chauncy Hurbert, Treasurer.
Stewards-Peter J., Desnoyers, W. E. Porter, C. H. Buhl, Charles Jackson and Israel Noble?,
DETROIT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF OLD-COUNTRYMEN
Instituted, A. D. 1837. E. A. Theller M. D., President. John Greenfield, Vice President.> Gideon Paul, Secretary. William Nesbitt, Treasurer. Standing Committee-William Stead, Samuel Fletcher James Denier, -Barclay, James Crabbe.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS PUBLISHED IN DETROIT.
(Dailies) Detroit Daily Advertiser, published by George L. Whitney, George Corselius, Editor; office 124 Jef- ferson avenue.
Detroit Daily Free Press, published by Bagg, Barns & Co., John S. Bagg, Editor ; office, King's building. (Tri Weekly) Tri Weekly Advertiser, published by Geo. L. Whitney, George Corselius, editor ; office 124 Jef- ferson avenue.
(Semi Weekly) Detroit Evening Spectator and Literary Gazette, published and edited by Messrs. Kingsbury and Burnham ; office, Republican Hall .:
Democratic Free Press, published by Bagg, Barnes & Co., office in King's building.
(Weeklies) Detroit Journal and Courier, published by George L. Whitney, George Corselius editor ; office 124 Jefferson avenue.
Democratic Free Press. published by Bagg Barnes &Co. John S. Bagg editor; office, King's building.
(Semi Monthly) Michigan State Register, published by George L. Whitney, George Corselius editor ; office 124 Jefferson avenue.
(Monthly) The World, edited and published by Alihu Bordman ; printed by William Harsha, 137 Jefferson avenue.
VESSELS BELONGING TO THE DISTRICT OF DETROIT-(October 1st, 1836.)
Denomination Names of Vessels Managing Owners Tons 95th
Steamboat, Michigan Oliver Newberry, 475 75 >
Monroe,
Brewster & Smart, 341 27
Uncle Sam
H. M. Campbell 220 74
Detroit
R. Gillet & Co. 137 86
Niagara Oliver Newberry, 210 00
Erie John L. Whiting, 149 35
Gen. Brady, R. Gillet & Co. 65 09
Gen'l Gratiot
John L. Whiting
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TONNAGE
Denomination. Names of Vessels Steamboat, Chicago
Managing Owners.
Ton 95th 186 00
A. Jackson,
Gray & Gallagher,
49 55
Ann
30 48
Don Quixote,
J. M. Mills,
51 27
Pilot
3 George Harrow
11 77
David Cooper
J. Harson
8 03
Argo
Lewis Davenport
8 79
Cincinnati
Gray & Gallagher,
Brig.
Manhattan
Oliver Newberry,
274 76
St. Clair
D. Mini .
27 61
Lark
S. F. Atwood
24 46
Schooner
Benj'n Barton,
E. Morse & Co.
178 39
134 24
Sloop,
. Superior
David Cooper
.37 717
Democrat
J. Curtis :
.30 85
Indiana
E. Morse & Co .? ,
130:41
Lion
A. McArthur
36 31,
Juliette,
do
115.55
Frances
J. B. Dorr .
31 57-
Cambria
Enoch Jones
166 68
Waterloo
Shadick Gillet
63 38
Marengo
Oliver Newberry
104 22
Pontiac
F. Fournier
15 30,
Gen'l Harrison
do
115 09
Swan
S. Rouson
12 77
Mississippi . Poupard & Petty
76 55
Fox
H. Forton
: 16 48
Commerce . . H. D. Taylor
98 86
Traveller
J. B. Saussier
19 78
Illinois A. Pickering
95 41
Nicholas
W. Gauthier ,
14 40
Elizabeth Ward, Elliott Gray.
65 00
Porpoise
-Peter Van Every
14 37
: La Salle
do
167 46
Turk
Simon Cadet
17 29 )
Marshal Ney / Gen'l Warren
do
73 25
Hirodelle
Pierre Allard .
11 59'
St. Louis.
Brewster & Smart
161 13
Sagana
.J. Peltier
12 23
Industry
E. Sheeley
62 79
Morning Star
E. Jewell,
15-87
Hum. Bird
F. H. Steevens,
10 40
Salt River -
Paul Ayr
28 04
Torpedo
A: Rivard
18 45
Lexington
J. L. Peer
56 52
Independence
'A. Hosmer
":20 84-
Utica
Wm. Brewster
36 86
Macums
Simon Cadet
25 82
Esther
Phineas Davis
40 11
Denomination. Schooner,
Names of Vessels.
Managing Owners
Dolphin
George Clark
Polly ..
J. T. Hull,
25 24
United,
Lewis Davenport,
· Mary Elizabeth, R. Gillet :
83.52
Lady of Lake
Justin Rice, R. G. Clark, "
18 59
Nation's Guest J. Austin
30 84-
Albatross
S. Ward
20 10
Forester
S. Hayward
30 38,
Regulator
G. Chene
20 04
Ramsey Crooks, Wm. Brewster,
168 30
John Kenzie,
Dorr & Jones,
116 57
Humming Bird, D. G. Jones
28 88
St. Joseph
Dorr & Jones
130 22
White Pigeon,
Dorr & Jones,
128 86.
Napoleon
Oliver Newberry
107. 13
King Bird
J. B. Marcotte
28 48
Erie
. Dorr: & Jones
189 76
. Gov. Porter
James Connor
37 22
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Oliver Newberry
64 87
Eagle
P. Morin
15 02
John L. Whiting
73 20
Traveller
J. B. Thomas
, 19 65 5
Pilot
Bloom & Cole
54 63
David Jones
George Fearron
10 84
Wave Ocean
G. W. Dole do
4 30
42 66
Geo. Hamilton J. B. Davis
54 42
Hiram
D. Carver
82 70
Independence
H. Howard
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103 g
Tons 95th 22 40
J. F. Wight
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Austerlitz,
Oliver Newberry
28 18
Water .Witch
Mazeppa,
50 58
Shadrack Gillet 33 75
48 34
Lodi
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Denomination. Names of Veszela
managing owners,
Tour ARE
Sloop,
Scal
.M. Hubbard
26-80
Mary
A. Hosmer
24,16
Dragon
R. P. Lewis
42.10
Brandywine
G. Kellogg
46.45
Raven
B. A. Luce,
52 71
Fox
Louis Peltier
18 66
Grey Hound.
J. M. Alford
14 '31
.La Fayette
E. Farnsworth.
18 i
Auguste
V. R. Thomas
20,8%
Experiment -
R Taylor
18 85
Drift
34 00
STAGES
TERRITORIAL ROAD, (Western Route.)
For Ann Arbor, Jacksonburgh, Marshall, Kalamazoo and St. Joseph,-the 'mail stage leaves sunday Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 12 o'clock, M. and the accommodation stage on Monday's, Wednes .days, and Fridays, at 5 o'clock, P M Office, Corner of Jefferson & Woodward Avenues.
EASTERN. ROUTE,
For Buffalo via Monroe, Manhattan, Toledo, Maumee" City, Perrysburgb, & Sandusky-a mail stage leaves. · every morning at 5 o'clock:
: Ofice, Corner of Jefferson & Woodward Avenues.
WESTERN ROUTE, 7
For Chicago via Ypsilanti, Saline, Clinton, Tecumseb. Jonesville, Coldwater, White Pigeon, Niles, Michigan City, &c-a stage leaves on Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and on Sundays Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock, M. BOARDMAN & SALTMARSH, GILLIS & HUGHES, Proprietora JONES & BROWNE, ROBERT FORSYTHE, Ofice, Corner Jefferson & Woodward Avenues.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, DETROIT.
Atterbury G. Bull George C.
Bacon Marshal J. Chipman Henry Churchman Charles
Bates & Talbot Bates & Walker
Cleland Charles Corselius George
Buel A: W.
STAGES AND HOTELS,
NORTHERN ROUTE.
A stage starts daily from the Northern stage office at the Steam boat Hotel, for Flint River, via Bloomfield Pontiac and Grand Blanc, every morning at 9 o'clock, and returns to this city every vening at 3 o'clock ; and on Tuesdays and Fridays s es leave the Flint River for Saginaw.
Henry Morgan, Agent, Steam boat Hotel.
FORT GRATIOT VIA MOUNT CLEMENS ROUTE.
A stage leaves the office of Cornelius Clarke, 157 Woodbridge street, every morning at half past 9 o'clock. DMr. Clarke is at all times prepared to furnish an extra stage to go toany part of the country.
PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
American Hotel, by Petty & Hawley, 190 Jefferson av. Michigan Exchange, by A. Wales, 62 Jefferson avenue { corner Shelby street.
* National Hotel, by H. K. Haring, Military square. Steam Boat Hotel, by B. Woodworth, Woodbridge st corner of Randolph street.
THEATRE MUSEUM AND GARDEN.
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City Theatre, Farrar street corner of State street, Col. D. C. Mckinstry proprietor.
Detroit Museum, Museum buildings Jefferson avenue, D. C. Mckinstry proprietor, Wm. Adair, manager. Michigan Gardens, Randolph street, Col. D. C. Mc- Kinstrey, proprietor.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. *
Disbrow H. V.
Pitts S.
Frazier & Stewart
Porter A. S:
Goodwin Daniel
Roberts E. J.
Hand George E.
Romeyn Theodore .
Hale William
Sawyer F.
Harbaugh & Rowland
Talbot Theodore F.
Hubbard H. G.
Tryon Charles
Howard J. M.
Webster Danicl F.
Langdon A.
Williams A. S.
Mason Stevens T.
Williams & Ten Eyck.
Meredith & Magruder
Witherell B. F. II,
Misner A. S.
Whipple & Van Dyke
Norvell John
Woodbridge & Bachus
O'Keefe George A.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
IN DETROIT.
Brown William
Pitcher Zina
Bradly Thomas
Porter Arthur L. ..
Breakenridge Francis
Rice Justin
Chapin Marshall
Rice Randall S.
Clark Thomas B.
Russel George B.
Cobb ILosca P.
Sager Abraham
Cowles Edwin W.
Scovel J. B.
Hoit Daniel O.
Smead I.
Houghton Douglas Starkey Lewis F.
Hurd Ebenezer
Terry Adrian R.
Mc Millen Robert
Theller Edward A.
SURGEON DENTISTS.
Cardell )
J. S. Ware
STATE OFFICERS ..
EXECUTIVE. -
Stevens T. Mason, Governor, Salary $2000
Edward Mundy, Lt. Governor and president of the, Senate $6 per diem during the session. Kintzing Pritchette, Secretary of State · 800
STATE OFFICERS. 107
Robert Abbott, Auditor, 8300
Henry Howard, Treasurer,
300
John D. Price, Sup. of public Instruction 500
Marshal J. Bacon, Bank Commissioner JUDICIARY.
300
Elon Farnsworth, Chancellor, 1,500
John Winder, Register,
fees
William A. Fletcher, Chief Justice S. C. . 1,600
George Morrell, Associate Judges,
1500
= Henry Ransom 1500
Daniel Le Roy, Attorney General 1:00
Jobin Winder, Clerk fees
Ross Wilkins U. S. District Judge 1500
Daniel Goodwin, U. S. District Att'y
$500 & fees
Conrad A. Ten Eyck, U. S. Marshal
fees
Lucius Lyon,
U. S. Senators.
John Norvell,
Isaac E. Crary, member H. R. U: States. .
MILITARY.
Stevens T. Mason, Commander in Chief (ex officio.)
John R. Williams,
Joseph W. Brown,
Major Generals.
John Stockton,
John E. Schwarz, Adjutant General, Colonel-
Daniel Goodwin, Qurater Master General, John Winder,
Isaac S. Rowland,
Aids de Camp. Colonel
Marshal J. Bacon,
George B. Martin,
John Chester, Military Secretary, Major.
COURTS IN MICHIGAN.
CHANCERY COURT.
The Court of Chancery for the First Circuit, is held on the 3rd Tuesday in July, and Ist Tuesday in Febru- ary ;- for the 2d Circuit, on the 2d Tuesday in January and 2d Tuesday in July ;- and for the 3d Circuit on Thursday next after the 4th Tuesday in June and on the 3d Tuesday in January.
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ADDITIONS AND'ALTERATIONS ~ FOR THE Y DIRECTORY OF, DETROIT ..
Amala Joseph., master mariner, Randolph ab Mich. av Ashley John J., 131 Jefferson ay
Barker John S. joiner and builder, Macomb av
Barnes Anh M. dress maker, Desnoyers' building ?
Bates Geo. C. (Bates & Talbott)'f Fort ab Wayne st
Beard George; r 57 Bates st
Booth George, carter; Grand River st
Boardman Revd. Alihu, editor of the World, Congress ."-c Shelby st .
Bowman . : portrait painter, Desnoyers buildingo Bull Charles M. merchant, r Park st Burtis Mrs. Locust Cottage, Macomb av Canaen Denis, carter, Grand River 'st Curtis Alanson, millwright, Miami av.
2 Davis Charles, laborer, Grand River st Davis George, black mith, Grand River st Davis William, ship carpenter, Virgin al. 1 Ewart John; cabinet maker, Berthlet al 1
Geradin Moses, carpenter, Park st >
. Goulder Mrs. strawbonnet maker, Macomb av Greenwood John, pattern maker, Grand River st
. Higgins Westly, surveyor, r Miami av
Hinchman Warner, Fort st .
Holmes John, joiner, Miami ay Howe Harley, cooper, Miami av"
Ingersoll W. D. 141 Jefferson av
'Lambe Andrew, joiner, Grand River at Langly.Henry, mason, Clifford st Latour Francis, joiner and builder, Grand River st
Lillibridge G. R. 47 Jefferson av
. Lowe. Peter, silversmith, Miami av . Lyons. Levi C. carpenter, Rowland st McCune George, grocer, Grand River st
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Madison Mrs. Miami av
Morinon' A. P. joiner and builder, Miami av Mulloy. Thomas, Park st
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Perkins Allen joiner, Miami av
Perry Henry E. joiner and builder, Miami av, Platt Westley, joiner, Clifford st Sinclair Wilham, master mariner,
Smcad .I. physician and surgeon, Miami av Talbot John L' (Bates & Talbot) r Michigan Exchange Tassey Francis, labourer, Miami av
sThompson George, brass founder, Miami av
Trowbridge Charles"A. 131 Jefferson av Warner. Jared C., constable, Brush ab Larned st
. Warner Sidney, Steam boat Hotel .
. Watson Walter, agriculturist, Grand River st' Webster Daniel F. attornicy and counsellor,, office. Jefferson av .
Wendell John A. joiner and builder, Miami av. Whipple. John, labourer,' Miami av
Wheatherly Robert, merchant, Larned c Beaubien st
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DETROIT
ERRATA.
In the list of names, for Sager K. H. read, Sanger K He For King J. W. read King J. L."
For King E. W. read King William
For King Edward, read King John Edward,
For Rivard Antonie, read Rivard. Antoine
DOPIn the Historical part of the work there is an error 'in the statement of the number of communicants in the Presbyterian Church, the correct number is 305 .;
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