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Van Allen Jacob, engineer, cor First and Cass sts.
Van Allen David S, gilder, Jeff av w Cass st.
Van Buren Michael E, b Mrs Hartwell.
Van Every Peter, flour and feed store, Woodward av, Wardell's block.
Van Every Andrew J, b Mansion House.
Van Mater Joseph G, tailor, Larned e Randolph st.
Van Meter John, Market Hotel, Atwater w Russell st.
Vanscoit -, cigar maker, b Mrs Barton.
Van Dyke & Emmons, law office, Desnoyers' block, Jeff av.
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Van Dyke James A, Jeff av e Beaubien st. Vanson Adolphus, clerk, b Mrs Coulter.
Vana Joseph, Franklin e Hastings st.
Vaughan Vincent, painter, cor Third and Larned sts. Vanghan Henry R, b W P Campbell.
Verhoeff & Kaminzky, druggists, Jefferson av e Bates st. Vizzeau John, laborer, Elizabeth w Withereli st.
Vollum Zadoc, book-binder, cor Brush and Harriet sts. Vonskoik John H, joiner, b R R Hotel.
Voorhees James, tailor, Jeff av e Cass st.
Voorhees Jacob, carpenter, b Mrs Ayres.
Vorce Grant, clerk Chas Howard & Co, r cor Congress and First sts.
Vreeland David D, boiler maker, b W A Henry.
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Wadsworth Thomas, joiner, b J Sheeley .
Wadleigh G & Co, the Gothic shoe store, Woodward av, 3 doors n Jeff av.
Wadleigh Greenlief, b Michigan Exchange.
Wade William, carpenter, Atwater e Hastings st.
Wade John, b A S Johnson.
Waggoner Joseph, blacksmith, Lafayette w Cass st.
Waggoner Charles, painter, b Van Meter's Market Hotel.
Wagoner Joseph L, carpenter, Elizabeth e William st.
Wagner Joseph, blacksmith, Howard w Cass st.
Wagner John, match maker, Elizabeth e William st.
Wain William, wagon maker, cor Larned and Brush sts.
Wakerman Peter, mason, Franklin w Rivard st.
Waltonsmith Charles, carpenter, Cass n Lafayette st.
Wallaster Michael, carpenter, cor Lafayette and Russell sts. Wallace John, Larned, w Shelby st.
Walcott Albert, boiler maker, cor Front and Fourth sts, r cor Congress and Shelby sts.
Waldron Horace, porter Barney's Hotel.
Walker Henry N, law office, cor Jeff and Woodward avs, b Wm Butler .
Walker Edward C, law office Woodward av s Jeff av, b A C Mc- Graw.
Walker Hiram, groceries, &c, Woodward s Jeff av, b A S John- son.
Walker H L, b National Hotel.
Walker George, ship joiner, b B Tetheric.
Walker Richard, ship joiner, cor Michigan av and Shelby st.
Walton Gurdon T, hatter, Woodward av n State st.
Walton -, butcher, b George Saunders.
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Wales' Hotel, cor Jeff av and Randolph st.
Wales Austin, do
Wales E C, do
Wales E A, law office, over Michigan Insurance Bank, Jeff av, b Wales Hotel.
Wales George, groceries, Wood av nr Military Square, r corner Monroe av and Farmer st.
Wales Charles T, printer, b Barney's Hotel.
Wales Chauncy, fireman, C Railroad.
Walsh David, grocery, Atwater w Griswold st.
Waltz Joseph, provisions, cor Jeff av and Peaubien st, r Mullet e Russell st.
Warriner Orrin, tailor, Griswold nr Larned st.
Warrell Charles, printer, b R L Boroman.
Warrell -, clerk, b Franklin House.
Warner Robert W, carpenter and joiner, cor Croghan and Brush sts.
Warner Jared C, Larned e Antoine st.
Warner Henry, laborer, Franklin w Hastings st.
Warner Morris W, stage agent, Griswold st opposite capitol.
Warren John, carpenter, Woodbridge w Beaubien st.
Warren Darwin C, laborer, Eagle Tavern.
Warren Harris F, clerk, R Town, b Chas M Howard.
Warren Mrs, foot Bates st.
Wass John, wagon maker, Berthelet alley.
Waterfall Thomas, carpenter, Fort e Antoine st.
Waterfall John, laborer, do do
Waterman Joshua W, b National Hotel.
Watkins & Co, saddlers &c, Jeff av w Wood av.
Watkins Washington, r Macomb w Brush st.
Watkins & Bissell, commission merchants, Atwater st.
Watkins John, Congress e Randolph st.
Watkins William, boat builder, W Goodings.
Watkins James, Larned e Beaubien st.
Wattson John V, law office, Jeff av w Griswold st, b National Hotel.
Watson John, stayle and fancy goods, Jeff av e Bates st, r Jeff av e Beaubien st.
Watson James, groceries, Jeff av e Bates st, r Jeff av e Riopelle street.
Watson James B, Justice Peace, office" Woodward av n Jeff av, b Thomas Palmer.
Watson Samuel G, law office, Law building, Wood av, r Fort w Shelby st.
Watson Thomas P, law office, Jeff av, (Republican Hall, ) b John Watson.
Watson William, grocery, Atwater opposite Beaubien st.
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Watson Charles, cor Gratiot and Rivard sts. Wayland Patrick, laborer, Wayne n Congress st. Weatherley Robert, Miami av n Grand River st. Weathers Robert, laborer, Mich av w Wayne st. Weaver Augustus, blacksmith, A Walcott. Weaver George, laborer, cor Fort and Brush sts. Weaver -, laborer, Fort e Antoine st.
Weaver Daniel, Clinton e Hastings st.
Webster John, Hardware and mill stone manufacturer, cor Mili- tary Square and Wood av, r Jeff av e Bates st.
Webster William, do do
Webster Howard, do do
Webster Samuel C, sash factory, Atwater e Hastings st, r cor Woodbridge and Antoine sts.
Webster Friend, tanner, Mich av, r Shelby n Lafayette st.
Webster Moses R, carpenter, Franklin w Riopelle st.
Webster Horatio H, fireman, Central Railroad.
Webber Peter J, laborer, Whipple's Coffee House.
Weber Jacob, clerk, J Holmes & Co.
Weber George, baker, cor Front and Second sts.
Weber George F, laborer, Central Railroad.
Weber Henry, upholsterer, Stevens & Zug. Webb Benj L, (Dorr & Webb,) b Josiah R Dorr. Webb John, baker, cor Woodbridge and Brush sts.
Weeks David, grocery, cor Witherell st and Adams av.
Weeks Samuel, tailor, Lafayette w Shelby st. Weese Mrs, Atwater w Hastings st.
Weitzel John, St Clair Hotel, cor Atwater and Beaubien st.
Weitzel George, musician, Franklin w Hastings st.
Weitzel Jacob, cabinet maker, b M Kempf.
Weitzel Jacob, laborer, Macomb nr Riopelle st.
Wellings James H, publisher of the Directory, Jeff av opposite U S Land Office.
Wellwood Daniel, Woodbridge e Shelby st.
Welles John E, b D Dunning.
Welton Orın B, brass founder, Woodbridge st e Wood av. r Woodbridge e Brush st. 1
Welner Charles H, clerk, R H Hall.
Wells & Co, express, under Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank Jeff av.
Wells Henry L, law student, b Mrs. Kittredge.
Wells Timothy, chair maker, b Thomas Little.
Welch William, grocery, cor Beaubien and Macomb sts. Welch James, grocery, foot Randolph st.
Welch Allen T, printer, b Mansion House.
Welch John, stone cutter, b John Long.
Welch Nicholas, carpenter, Atwater w Brush st.
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Welch Mrs, grocery, foot Randolph st.
Welch Thomas, Shoemaker, Brush n Gratiot st.
Wendell Tunis, Jeff av e Wayne st.
Wenner Augustus, gardener, Grand River st e Miami av.
Wenner Michael, Hastings s Woodbridge st.
Wernley Charles, Rev F Winkler's.
Westhoft Joseph, laborer, b A Stober.
Weston Thomas R, soap and candle factory, Atwater e Bates st. Wesson William, law office over Michigan Insurance Bank, Jeff av, b Moses F Dickinson.
Wesley Solomon, cabinet maker, Larned w Shelby st.
Wesley -, cabinet maker, Adams av e Brush st.
West Henry, carpenter, Clinton e Brush st.
West John D, porter George Wales'.
West John, butcher, Columbia w Witherell st.
West -, carpenter, b George Saunders.
Wetmore Frederick, china, glass and crockery store, Jeff av w Woodward av, r Jeff av e Hastings st.
Wever Jonas, ostler R R Exchange.
Wheaton & Co, book binders, cor Jeff av and Griswold st, (up stairs.)
Wheaton George, Larned e Russell st.
Wheaton Horace, b S P Willcox.
Wheaton & Ellis, Homæpathists, cor Congress st and Wood- ward av.
Wheaton Philip M, M D, b Railroad Hotel.
Wheeler Miss, select school, Congress st opposite Second Meth- odist church.
Whelon John, milkman, Woodbridge e Bates st.
Whittemore Gideon"O, Secretary of State, office capitol, r Jeff av e Russell st.
Whittemore William, Beaubien 11 Montcalm st.
Whitcomb Hiram, lumber merchant, Antoine n Jeff av.
Whitcomb L, grocer, Woodward av, b Mansion House.
Whiting & Adams, agents for the payment of taxas, sale of lands &c, Griswold st opposite Custom House.
Whiting John L, cor Congress and Wayne sts.
Whiting Joseph P, City Marshal, Washington av n Clifford st.
Whitsey Francis J, plumber, cor Randolph and Croghan sts. Whitsey Thomas W, warm, cold and shower baths, do
Whitman Peleg O, constable, Jeff av w Cass st.
Whitman Charles, machinist, do do Whitman J, Fort w Russell st.
Whipple Henry L, Deputy Auditor General, Woodward av near State st.
Whipple Eseck B, ice vender, Woodward av above Military Sqr. Whipple Daniel, coffee house, Bates st n Jeff av.
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Whipple John L, mariner, Woodbridge e Beaubien st. Whittle William, blacksmith, b E Chope.
White Dr, cor Beaubien and Woodbridge sts.
White Henry, boiler maker, A Walcott, White Bryan, laborer, Central Railroad.
White Felix, blacksmith, b S Bouchard. White Arthur G, (Howe & White,) State st e Woodward av.
White Henry, blacksmith, b Mrs Mc Williams.
White Joseph, blacksmith, b James Scamadan.
White John, mason, cor Fort and Rivard sts.
White William, mason, Adams av e Grand Circus.
White Hiram, do b Henry Langley.
Whyte John, grocerv, Atwater w Randolph st.
Wickware Cornelius, Larned w Antoine st:
Wicthoff Jolin, laborer, Dequindre farm n Catharine st.
Wight Buckminster, steam saw-mill, Atwater foot Antoine st, r cor Franklin and Beaubien sts.
Wight Stanley G, clerk do do
Wight William, sawyer, do do
Wight Alpheus, livery stables, Michigan Grand av and Congress st e Bates st, b Railroad Exchange.
Wigg George, servant E A Brush. Willoughby Benj, (colored,) teamster, State e Farrar st.
Wilkinson James R, goldsmith, Robbins & Hubbard.
Wilkinson James, shoemaker, Atwater w Beaubien st.
Wilkinson Thomas, engraver on stone, Randolph n Fort st.
Willmarth Orsamus B, auction store, Woodward av near Milita- ry Square.
Williams Hon John R, Mayor of Detroit, office Williams' build- ings, cor Jeff av and Bates st, r Jeff av e Hastings st.
Williams Devereaux, b John R. Williams.
Williams Alpheus S, proprietor Daily Advertiser, office cor Jeff and Woodward avs, r cor Congress and Shelby sts.
Williams & Cole, house, sign and ornamental painters, Griswold near Larned st.
Williams Charles, Park n State st.
Williams G & Co, forwarding merchants, cor Front and First st. Williams Gurdon, b National Hotel.
Williams Gurdon O, conductor Pontiac Railroad cars, b Railroad Hotel.
Williams David H, b Mrs Hale.
Williams Hezekiah, clerk, G Williams & Co, b Commer'l Hotel. Williams James, provisions &c, Woodward av n Congress st, r Griswold n Congress st.
Williams Morris M, chief clerk P. O, b Mason Palnier.
Williams Theodore, justice peace &c, office Smart's block, Jeff av, r Jeff av e Beaubien st.
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Williams G Mott, cor Congress and Wayne sts.
Williams James, laborer, Franklin e Hastings st. Williams Thomas, mariner, cor Atwater and Beaubien sts.
Williams John, laborer, b Thomas Cranage.
Wilkins Hon Ross, Judge U S Circuit and District courts, r Jeif av e Hastings st.
Wilkins William, assistant clerk, do do
Willard Luther B, printer, b Mansion House.
Willcox Charles, printer, Jeff av, Sheldon Block, b Wales' Hotel. Willcox Eben N, law office, Jeff av, over Farmers' and Mcchan- ics Bank, b Wales' Hotel.
Willcox Daniel, carpenter, Franklin e Riopelle st.
Willcox De Witt C, b Mrs Mathers.
Willcox Samuel P, Congress w Cass st.
Willcox Isaac, driver, Eagle Tavern.
Wilcox Winslow W, joiner, cor Miami av and John R st.
Wilcox Sherman, joiner, do do
Wilcox Edwin, mason, b Railroad Exchange.
Wilber George, proprietor Eagle Tavern, Woodbridge st.
Wilson Henry, sail maker, Porter nr Second st.
Wilson John, sawyer, Eagle Steam Mill.
Wilson Rufus, Randolph n Fort st.
Wilson Robert, mason, b A C Carter.
Willis Christopher C, warehouseman, Littlejohn & Crary.
Willet Patrick, carpenter, b Gideon Bolio.
Willet John, hatter, cor Abbott and First sts.
Wilder Aretus A, (Fiske & Wilder,) Farmer e Bates st.
Wilkie Andrew, teamster, Gratiot e Brush st.
Wilsey O A, ostler, A Wight's livery stable.
Wilmot Samuel, Shelby st n Jeff av.
Winterhalter Michael, cor Hastings and Croghan sts.
Winterhalter Joseph, grocery, Atwater e Griswold st.
Winchell Gurdon, cabinet warehouse, Jefferson av w Shelby st, r Congress w Second st.
Winchell John, carpenter, Fort e Antoine st.
Wingert William, gunsmith, Wood av, r cor Elizabeth and Park sts.
Wingert Joseph, mason, Bates n Farmer st.
Wineman Henry, confectioner, George Egner's.
Wineman Jacob, do do
Wineman Christian, do do
Winkler Rev John F, Fort e Rivard st.
Winder John, clerk U. S Circuit and District courts, r Witherell st above Grand Circus.
Winter George, clerk, F & C H Buhl, b Barney's Hotel.
Wing Warner, U S Marshal, U S building.
Wing Franklin M, engineer, hydraulic worys, r Atwater w Rio- pelle st.
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. Wirth Philip, porter, George Egner.
Witherspoon William, baker, cor Woodbridge and Shelby sts. Witherell Hon B F H, District Judge, office Law Buildings, Wood av, r Jeff av e Hastings st.
Wolf Frances, laborer, b A Pulte.
Wolf Anthony, laborer, cor Mullet and Riopelle sts.
Woodworth Benjamin, Woodbridge w Randolph st.
Woodworth Orin, tailor, Griswold st, r Howard w Cass st.
Woodworth Nelson, Larned w First st.
Woodruff Charles P, Hardware &c, Wood av n Congress st, b Mrs Porter.
Woodruff Peter D, carpenter, b Mrs Ayres.
Woodruff James, cor Fort and Wayne sts.
Woolsey John W, boarding house, Fourth n Congress st.
Woods George, clerk, G F Rood & Co, r cor Larned and Beau- bien sts.
Woods Thomas, soap and candle factory, Atwater e Beaubien st.
Woods John, grocery, Atwater w Griswold st.
Wood Dr. U S Army, Woodbridge e Hastings st.
Wood Gilbert B, tailor, Catharine w Hastings st.
Wood F F, Congress e Wood av.
Wood Solomon, Rowland st opposite the Capitol.
Wood William, runner, Eagle Tavern.
Worden Ensign P, (Robinson & Worden,) corner Howard and First sts,
Worth William, Wood av n Clifford st.
Wort Adam, blacksmith, Clinton e Beaubien st.
Wren Timothy, laborer, Clinton e Beaubien st.
Wright Jonathan L, groceries &c, cor Military Square and Mich Grand av, r Wood av n John R st.
Wright Henry, teamster. Wood av nr Grand River st.
Wright Lemuel, teamster, Clifford st e Macomb av. Wright Albert, dealer, do do
Wrin James, grocery, Woodbridge w First st.
Wyckoff John turner, State st w Wood av.
Wyckoff Robert, carpenter, Miami av n John R st.
Y.
Yelch Joseph C, tanner, b Fourth ward House. York William, blacksmith, cor Fort and Fourth sts. Youhill Thomas, gardener, cor Fort and Fourth sts.
Young William T, justice peace and attorney at law, office cor Jeff and Woodward avs, b National Hotel. Young John W, warehouseman, Charles Howard & Co.
Young West T, mariner, cor Larned and Beaubien sts. Young William, shoe maker, Macomb w Beaubien st. Young Andrew, laborer, Wood av n State st. 13*
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Zanger Edward, currier, b Eleazer Price. Zeigler J, tinsmith, Jeff av e Randolph st. Zinck Dr, Franklin w Hastings st. Zittel George, scale maker, cor Coghan and Russ elll sts. Zag Samuel, (Stevens & Zug,) rCongress w Second st.
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1846.
1846. RAIL-ROAD HOTEL, BY HIRAM R. ANDREWS Opposite the Central & Northern railroad depots, DETROIT, MICHIGAN,
THIS House has been greatly enlarged and fitted up in a style equal to any Public House in Detroit for comfort and convenience. Its location is one of the most healthy and pleas- ant in the city,
BEING ON THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
and in the immediate vicinity of the Central and Pontiac Railroad Depots, Auditor General's office, and at the junction of all the leading turnpike roads from Detroit.
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE AT THE HOTEL. $
The Proprietor assures the Public that no pains will be spared to furnish his Table with as good as the market affords, and his guests with every attention requisite for their comfort.
Wishing to take the Cars or Boats will be FURNISHED MEALS AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, And Carriage and Baggage Wagon in readiness at all times to convey them to the Cars or Boats, gratis.
BOARD BY THE DAY 75 CENTS.
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WALES' HOTEL, Jefferson Avenue, (Corner Randolph st.) DETROIT.
THE above establishment is open for the reception of visitors by
A. WALES & CO.,
(Formerly of the Michigan Exchange and National Hotel, in this City.)
A. WALES, | E. B. WALES, | E. A. WALES.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, BY M. T. ROBINSON, WOODBRIDGE STREET, BETWEEN GRISWOLD AND SHELBY STREETS, DETROIT.
Carriages to and from Boats and Railroads Free. 0
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, BY
JOHN MURRAY,
CORNER WOODBRIDGE AND SECOND STREETS, (Near Newberry's Wharf,) DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
Opened for the accommodation of the Traveling Public on the 21st March, 1846.
No pains will be spared for the comfort and accommodation of guests.
Passengers and Baggage carried to and from the house
Free.
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GRAND RIVER HOUSE, BY MARVIN SALTER, Corner of Grand River and Griswold Streets, (IN THE REAR OF THE CAPITOL,)
DETROIT.
P. S .- Good and extensive stabling attached.
INDIANA HOUSE, BY ALEXANDER LEADBEATER,
ON ATWATER STREET,
Between Bates and Randolph streets, DETROIT.
25 Cents per Meal, or 62} cents per day for Board. A share of Public Patronage is respectfully solicited.
EDWIN H. W. BROOKE, BOWLING SALOONS,
118 and 120 Woodbridge Street, AND AT 16 MONROE AVENUE, Just above the Military Square, DETROIT.
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JOHN EDWARDS,
OLD FERRY HOUSE SALOON, Foot of Griswold Street,
DETROIT.
B. B. DAVIS' HOTEL,
CORNER OF ATWATER AND BATES STREETS,
DETROIT.
Carriage to and from Boats and Railroads Free.
W. P. LOMAS, VETERINARY SURGEON,
Jefferson Avenue, (nearly opposite Wales' Hotel,)
DETROIT.
Cathartic, Diuretic, Tonic and Cordial Me- dicines ready prepared for use, with or with- out administration. J
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BRONSON & CROCKER, OSWEGO. 1846. S CHARLES HIOWARD, .
DETROIT.
CHARLES HOWARD & CO. FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Foot of First Street, DETROIT. Wholesale Dealers in
SALT, COAL, PIG IRON, WHEAT AND FLOUR. AGENTS FOR A LARGE FLEET OF BRIES AND SCHOONERS, And the following excellent Steamers: Delaware, Troy, John Owen, Helen Strong and J, Wolcott. Also for the following Lines: Troy and Oswego Line. Two Boats per day ( Sundays excepted,) leave New York and Oswego.
Bronson & Crocker, Oswego,
Ide, Coit & Co., Troy,
James S. Wyckoff, 23 Centies Slip, N. Y.
Lowell & Hinkley, 84 Utica street,
Livingston & Willcox,
Utica, N. Y.
Pease & Allen,
Cleveland, Chio.
Smith, Bronson & Co.,
Toledo, 66
Charles Howard & Co.,
Detroit,
Theron Pardee,
Chicago.
(Refer to all Commercial men from New York to Chicago.)
Western Lake Boat Line -- VIA. BUFFALO.
A. W. Palmer & Co. Proprietors,
W. R. Schemerhorn,
E. F. Norton. Agents.
121 Broad Street, New York.
James M. Smith, Agent,
Buffalo.
Wabash, Troy and Oswego Line. Boats leave Toledo, Lafayette and Cincinnati daily (Sundays excepted.)
Steamboats JOHN OWEN and J. WOLCOTT run in con - nection with this Line, forming a Daily Line between Detroit, Cincinnati and Lafayette.
Smith, Bronson & Co., Toledo, Bronson & Crocker, Oswego, Charles Howard & Co., T. H. Rogers, James Willson & Co.,
Proprietors.
Detroit,
Lafayette, Agents.
Cincinnati,
Western Line -- FROM WHITEHALL TO BUFFALO.
Curtiss Mann, W. S. Eddy, Follet & Brady,
Buffalo,
Whitehall, Proprietors and Agents. Burlington,
Liberal Cash advances made on all Property consigned to them for sale or Shipment. 20 ALSO :- Agents for Northwestern Insurance Company,
Proprietors.
Boston.
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JOHN CHESTER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
( Old stand, fourth Storehouse above Woodward Avenue, on the River.) DETROIT.
Agent for Marine Risks by New York National Insurance Company.
Agent for New York Life Insurance and Trust Company.
ALSO :- Agent for Roome's Celebrated Snuff and Tobacco. Mount Ida Mills, New York.
DORR, WEBB & CO., STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOOT OF CASS STREET, DETROIT, MICH.
AGENTS for Troy and Ohio, and New York and Ohio Lines on ERI E ANAL. J. R. DORR, B. L. WEBB.
JOHN W. STRONG, STORAGE, FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Warehouse on Front st., first above O. Newberry's,
DETROIT, MICH.
ATTENTION PAID TO THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF PRODUCE.
Residence, National Hotel.
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1846. G. WILLIAMS & CO., 1846. FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DETROIT.
AGENTS FOR BUFFALO LINE ON THE ERIE CANAL.
HIRAM JOY, No. 18 South-st, Agt. N. Y. | T. JOY & Co., Albany. JOY & WEBSTER, Buffalo. W. W. DENNIS, 6 S. Market-st. Boston.
American Transportation Co. on the Grie Canal.
JOHN RICE, Agt., 117 Broad-st., N. Y. H. NILES,
BALDWIN & CALEB, 99 Pier, Albany. -
JOHN R. WHEELER, ¿ Buffalo, N. Y.
NEW YORK & OSWEGO LINE OF LAKE BOATS.
C. BALIS, Agt., 101 Broad-st., N. Y. - BREWSTER, BALIS & WIMAN,
B. F. CRAFT, Agt., 104 Pier, Albany. Oswego, Agents.
CLARK & CO'S PITTSBURGH & CLEVELAND LINE.
G. M. Harton, agt., Pittsburgh-Clark & Co., Beaver-T. Richmond & Co. Cleve. Mark Goods " Care G. Williams & Co., Detroit."
JAMES A. ARMSTRONG & CO. STORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION Foot of Cass Street, DETROIT, MICH.
JAMES A. ARMSTRONG, A. HENRY GEISSE.
J. A. ARMSTRONG, agent Columbus Insurance Company.
E. P. HASTINGS & CO.
MINERAL WAREHOUSE.
FRONT STREET,
DE BOIT.
Purchasing and Forwarding Agents for the Eagle Harbor, Bos ton and other Mining Companies.
STORAGE AND COMMISSION. 14
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LITTLEJOHN & CRARY, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Wholesale Dealers in COAL, PIG IRON, PLASTER, WHEAT & FLOUR, Large Warehouse, foot of Third Street,
DETROIT. ALSO: General Agent for Shipments via. Oswego and Welland Canal.
E. W. HUDSON, STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Foot of Shelby Street,
Detroit, Michigan. Wholesale Dealer in PRODUCE, SALT, FISH, &c. &c. Residence, Michigan Exchange.
ICE! ICE !! ICE !!! JAMES ROBB Have made arrangements for furnishing ICE in any quantity, during the season, to PRIVATE FAMILIES, HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS.
Persons wishing to be supplied will please to call or send to Barney's Steamboat Hotel, Woodbridge Street.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.
A Passenger Train will leave Detroit for the West, Daily, at 8 o'clock A. M., and arrive at Kalamazoo at 6 P. M. same day. Leave Kalamazoo at 6} A. M. dailv, and ar- rive at Detroit at about 5 o'clock P. M., in season for the eve- ning boats for Buffalo, (Sundays excepted,) and until otherwise ordered.
NYJIHOIL
LAKE HURO
ST.CLAIR
A
LAKE ERIE
By this route the traveller passes through the second tier of counties containing the following beautiful villages :- Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Dexter, Jackson, Albion, Marshall, Battle Creek and Kalamazoo; 146 miles in 10 hours; thence by B. Humphrey & Co's line of Post Coaches to St. Joseph, 56 miles in 12 hours; and thence by Capt. Ward's boat Champion, built expressly for this route, to Chicago, 70 miles in 5 hours, weather permitting. Making 270 miles in about 30 hours, to and from Detroit and Chicago.
On the arrival of the western mail train, stages will be in rea- diness at all of the important villages to take passengers to their destination, particularly from Battle Creek to Grand Rapids, and from Kalamazoo into the interior of Indiana.
JOHN F PORTER, Act'g Com.
Internal Improvement Office, May 25, 1846.
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EASTERN RAIL - ROAD.
THREE TRAINS A DAY EXCEPT SUNDAYS !!!
CARS LEAVE BUFFALO
At half past 5, A. M., at half past 9, A. M., and half past 5, P. M .; two trains on Sunday, leav- ing at half past 5, A. M., and half past 5, P. M.
Thro' to Rochester in 4 Hours, AND
Albany or Troy in 24 Hours, Connecting with the Boats to New York, and the Cars to Boston.
PASSENGERS will please to procure their tickets in the Office at the Depot.
Baggage checked to Albany and Troy.
WM. WALLACE, Sup't Attica and Buffalo R. R. Buffalo, May 16, 1846.
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1846. MONEY AND TIME SAVED !! 1846. FARE' REDUCED, AND SPEED INCREASED !!!
THE WELL KNOWN STEAMER
BROTHERS CAPT. WALTER EBERTS;
Commenced making regular trips for the sea- son Monday, April 6, from Chatham to Windsor, Detroit and Amherstburg, and vice versa, as follows:
Leaves Windsor and Detroit for Chatham every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Leaves Chatham for Windsor and Detroit every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 8 o'clock, A. M., in connection with a. Daily Line of Post Coaches; through by daylight to London; thence to Brantford, Hamilton and Queenston.
The road between Chatham and London is in complete repair. From London to Brantford the road is McAdamized, and through- out the entire line is one of the best roads in Canada. This route offers every facility to travelers with private carriages, or by the public conveyances, which are not to be equalled in any other part of America.
PORT HURON & DETROIT!
THE STEAMBOAT HURO
CAPT. E. L. ROSE,
WILL perform her regular trips between DETROIT and. PORT HURON during the season as follows:
Leaves Port Huron Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 o'clock, A. M. Leaves Detroit Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 9 o'clock, A. M. 1.4*
162
DETROIT
1846.] BUFFALO & CHICAGO. [1846.
BO
0
The new and splendid Steamer BOSTON, WM. T. PEASE, Master, will perform her trips for the season of 1846 as follows: UPWARDS.
LEAVES BUFFALO.
LEAVES DETROIT.
Thursday
April 16
Saturday
April 18
Friday
May 1 Sunday
May 3
Saturday
16 Monday
18
Monday
June 1
Wednesday
June
3
Tuesday
16 Thursday
66
18
Wednesday
July
1
Friday
July
3
Thursday
16
Saturday
18
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