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`Nestman Angeline, 467 Gratiot. Nestor Pat, lab, 50 Front. Nestor Matthew, saloon, 50 Front. Ness John, moved to Atwater, near Riv- ard.
Nestner J, carp, 242 Trowb.
Nevin F, H C Barker & Co, b Michigan Ex- change.
Nettleton Geo, dealer, Gr River near Lafon- taine,
Netting George, saloon, Michigan ave at City Hall.
Neuhoff John, carp, 177 Macomb.
Neuhoff Josepine, 308 Macomb.
Neuman Frs, cigars, 181 Croghan.
Neuman Ansil, cigars, 181 Croghan.
Neuman August, cigars, 181 Croghan.
Neuman Isaac, pedler, 123 Laf E.
Neubrunner Christian, carriage maker.
Neuhoff Fred, turner, 819 Clinton.
New Edith, widow of Thomas, 266 Frank- lin.
Newbold Chas, accountant, w M W Field. Newbould Alex H, merchant, b Rus House, office 95 Jeff ave.
Newberry H W & Co, shiping mer, dock foot of Wayne.
Newberry W C, res cor Fort & Shelby.
Newberry John S, Newbery, Pond & Russell, r Russell House.
Newberry, Pond & Russell, attorneys, office 18 Rotunda, Grisw.
Newberry James K, machinist, 88 Pine.
Newberry Henry W, H W Newberry & Co, r cor Fort & Shelby.
Newberry Henry L, wood yard, foot Wayne, r 80 Howard.
Newberry Seneca, acct, 281 Jeff ave.
Newberry James, boiler maker, 887 Wood- bridge E.
Newberry Samuel 8, 19 Macomb, office Ro- tunda, Grisw.
Newberry M, teacher, 8th Ward School. Newcomb John, stone cutter, 157 Gratiot.
Newcombe H M, atty at law, 175 Park.
Newington Edward N, salesman, F Wetmore & Co.
Newington Edwd W, salesman, 92 Cass, same address 39 Sibley.
Newkirk Jas P, cabinet maker, Wight. Newland Henry A, salesman, F Buhl & Co. Newell John, auditor, Mich Cen Rail Road Depot.
Newhall Mrs S F, Fort and Sixth.
Newhall Capt C W, 365 Seventh,
Newhouse Anthony, cabinet maker, 229 High.
Newman -, lab, 123 Trowb. Newman Eliza, dress maker, 29 Washington ave.
Newman Alice, widow of Henry, mil & dress maker, 29 Wash ave.
Newman Joseph, merchant clothier, 147 Jeff ave.
Newman And C, ice pedler, 350 Pine.
Newman Joseph, clothing merchant, 89 Lar- ned E. Newman Chas, lab, 268 Clinton.
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Newman & Co, Russell's pat roof, 75 Gris- wold.
Newman Wm, lab, Trowb.
Newman Wm, saddler, 210 Grisw.
Newman E C, b Mich Exchange.
Newman Chester E, New'm & Co, b Garrison House.
Newman -, boiler maker, 55 Beaubien. Newman C, boot & shoe maker, 204 Woodw ave.
Newman Garrison, cooper, Congress near Dequindre.
New York & Erie Rail Road Ticket Office, foot of Third.
Newsens Peter, tailor, 97 Elizabeth E.
Newton R C, Church & Newton, residence 75 Baker.
Newton Theodore, dentist, with B C New- ton.
Newton Mary, widow of Isaac, b h 9 Frank- lin.
Newton Henry, b Widow Newton.
NEW YORK STORE, Ransom Gardner, dry goods, jobbing & retail store, 88 Woodw ave. See advertisement.
Nibling Peter, shoemaker, 192 Antoine.
Nibling Augustus, salesman, 188 Antoine. Nickaes Nichols, lab, Mullet near Dubois. Nicaise Chas, carp, 275 Antoine.
Nicholas Jane, saloon, 166 Woodb W.
Nicholas Wm, saloon keeper, 32 Third, burnt out and moved.
Nichols J F, prin teacher B Union School, r 102 Clifford.
Nichols & Lefavour, boots and shoes, 166 Jeff ave.
Nichols Joshua R, Nichols & L, r 27 Con- gress W.
Nichols John A, traveling agent, Hanna & Co.
Nichols Jeremiah L, sawyer, 806 Franklin. Nichols widow, 89 Howard.
Nichols D B, wines, liquors & groceries, 18 Monroe ave.
Nichols D W C, w D B Nichols.
Nichols Chas, carp, 845 Laf E.
Nichols D, colored barber, Woodbridge near Cass.
Nichols Dexter M C, express mess'gr, killed, 175 Park.
Nichols Wm, carp, 14 Palmer.
Nichols Chas W, carp, 370 Laf E, same ad- dress 104 Elizabeth E.
Nichols J R, b Mrs C Hall.
Nichols D, barber, 179 Atw E.
Nichols Mrs Jane, fruits, 166 Woodb.
Nichols Thomas, barber and hair dresser, 189' Woodb.
Nicholson Richard, moulder, 108 Larned West.
Nicholson Thomas, saloon, 49 Jeff ave. Nicholson Thomas, engineer, 816 Atw E. Nicholson Wm, moulder, 896 Cong E.
Nicholson James, Captain steamer Montgo- mery. Nicholson Wm, moulder, Congress and Sov- enth. Nicholson G R, teamster, 56 Columbia W. Nicholson P, carp, 53 Sibley.
Nickless Thomas, colored barber, 189 Wood- bridge W.
Niebling P, 256 Jeff ave.
Nierendorff 8 J, vet surgeon, 78 Macomb.
Nies Peter, rag pedler, North near Dequin- dre. Night C, lab, Whiting near Fort.
Nigel John, mason, 246 High.
Niles Geo, liquors, 135 Woodw ave and 17 Laf W.
Nile Henry, waiter Russell House.
Nimski John, carp, 818 Croghan.
Nimskar John, lab, 348 Croghan.
Nixon Enoch, saloon. 96 Farmer.
Nixon John, sailor, b D Cuddy.
Noah Frank, upholsterer, with Marcus Stov- ens.
Noble John C, clerk, Mich C R R.Depot, 21 Winder.
Noble F W, com mer, r 22 Macomb.
NOBLE FRANK W, street com, Western District r Cass ave.
Noble E C, salesman, r 49 Macomb.
Noble Sylvester, whip manuf, up stairs, 105 Woodw ave.
Noble James, 142 Third.
Noble John, acct, w John B Wilson, res 142 Third.
Noble Miss M B, teacher Miami ave Public School.
Noble John, lab, 414 Woodb E.
Noble & Sabine, harness maker, 66 Gr River n Palmer.
Noble Miss, milliner and dress maker, 128 Mich ave W.
Noble Rosana, millener, 128 Mich ave W. Noble Wm, saddler & har maker, 56 Macomb ave.
Noble John, lab, alley off Russell, betw Fort and Cong.
Noble George B, acct, 299 Larned E.
Noble Wm R, w Wm Noble.
Nobles S, whip maker, 105 Woodw ave, b City Hotel.
Noeker Francis, address mislaid.
Noch J F E, farmer, River Road, at McLees ice house.
Nolan Luke, grocer, 178 Mich ave.
Nolan Clement, boiler maker, 346 Frank- lin.
Nolan Gregory, 22 Orleans. Nolan Widow, 164 Franklin.
Nolan Michael, drayman, 8 Howard moving. Nolan Gregory, moving to Larned and Chane. Nolan & Walsh, grocers, Michigan ave and Second.
Nolan Wm, carp, 86 Mich ave W.
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Nolan E, clerk, 41 Fort E. Nolan James, tinsmith, w J Crimmins. Nolan Michael, draymen, moving to La- brosse.
Nolan Wm, carp, 81 Mich ave W. Nolan Edward, tavern keeper, 98 Woodb W. Nolan James, b E Mulloy. Nolan Pat, b E Mulloy.
Nolan Ellen, wid of Thomas, washerwoman, 106 Woodb E.
Nolan John, porter, 106 Woodb E.
Nolan P, lab, 377 Thompson.
Nolan Lawrence, foreman, Jackson & Wiley, 251 Laf W.
Nollette T, painter, Grand River near Thomp son.
Nolde Fred, carpenter, Beaubien and Wil- kins.
Noonan John, lab, 188 Woodb E.
Nordan Mark, grocer, 147 Mich ave W. Norman Paul, sailor, 157 Macomb.
Norman John, address lost.
Normandon John, shoemaker, C C Tyler & Co, r 59 Croghan.
Normandien Amable, carp, 194 Beaubien.
Normoyle James, 49 Larned W.
Normoyle James B, salesman, G & R Mc- Millan.
Norris Wm, drayman, moving to National ave.
Norris John, lab, 86 Woodb W.
Norris Geo, mariner, 47 Larned W. Norris N, drayman, 235 Abbot.
. NORRIS JOSIAH J, acct, w C Kellogg & Co, r 38 Larned.
Norris Mrs J J, milliner, 88 Larned E.
Norris Miss R, artist, 181 Larned E. Norris Wm, 235 Abbot. Northrup E L, engineer, 259 Laf W.
Northrup Burton, engineer, b 49 Wayne.
Nortin Mark, fancy goods, 147 Michigan ave W.
Norton Joseph A, acct, Farrand & Shely, r 79 Cong E, same address 88 Larned E. Norton Mrs Catherine, 258 Sixth. Norton Frank, sailor, 22 Orleans. Norton John, Gr River near sixth.
Norton Warren A, clerk, R G Dunn & Co.
Norton T, blacksmith, 817 Seventh.
Norton Martha, colored washerwoman, rear 86 Clinton.
Norton J W, grocer, Gr River, near Sixth. Norton Thomas G, painter, with John W Nor- ton.
Norvill J Mason, clerk Post Office. Nosackel Joseph, furrier, 76 Mullet. Notley Wm, lab, 195 Croghan. Notnager F, lab, 86 Thompson. Notewan Adam, lab, 169 Macomb.
Now Peter, hodman, Riopelle at Reser- voir. Nowack Wm, shoemaker, Napoleon. Nowland Henry A, b Russell House.
Noye Frank, upholsterer, 287 Mullet. Noyes Miss S E, 88 Cass.
Noyes BB, & W R, hardware and iron, 86 Woodw ave. Noyes B B, r 88 Cass.
Noyes W R, r 83 Cass, same address 105 Cong E.
Noyes T J, hardware, stoves, 89 Woodw ave, r 88 Cass.
Nugle John, teamster, 54 Jones.
Nuppaneu Ernest, carp, Russell.
Nye M D, overseer, 85 Atwater E.
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Oakes Peter, moulder, 126 Beech.
Oakes Jeremiah, bonnet bleacher, 204 Jeff ave, r 162 Second.
Oak Hall clothing store, 121 Jeff ave.
OAKLY JOHN J, physician, 128 Jeff ave, r 245 Second.
Oakley John H, farmer, 20 Macomb ave.
Oakley John H, farmer, 151 First.
Oakley Thomas, scenic artist, Farrar near Monroe ave.
Oakman J, finisher, 226 Howard.
Oate Jacob, lab, Columbia E.
O'Beirne Hugh, custum house officer, r 54 First.
Oberhoff Wm, of Hasulbach & Co, 81 Con- gress E.
O'Brien Lyster M, law student, w 8 D & H Miller.
O'Brien Dennis, select English & mathemati- ical school, 188 Jeff ave, r 60 Russell.
O'BRIEN JAS, card, plate & wood engraver 183 Jeff ave, r 60 Russell, see advertisement, page 185.
O'Brien T B, tailor, 90 Gr River.
O'Brien Daniel, porter, w McKenna & Rad- cliff.
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, 98 Franklin.
O'Brien James, grocer, 146 Abbot.
O'Brien Thomas, lab, 87 Porter.
O'Brien James, bartender, Byron & Dings.
O'Brien , bartender, 49 Labrosse.
O'Brien Edward, lab, 121 Brush. O'Brien Peter, sailor, b E O'B.
O'Brien Pat, sailor, b E O'B.
O'Brien Chas, sailor, 29 Woodb E.
O'Brien John, overseer, 337 Fort E.
O'Brien Jas, lab, 94 Columbia W.
O'Brien Wm, lab, 75 Columbia W.
O'Brien Ellen, Widow of John, 308 Mac- omb.
O'Brien Daniel, porter, 195 Cong E.
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O'Brien Elizabeth, Widow of John, 195 Con- gress E.
O'Brien Elizabeth, Widow of John, 48 Ad- ams ave E.
O'Brien Edward, teamster, 436 Grand Ri- ver.
O'Brien Wm, barber, 189 Thompson.
O'Brien John, lab, alley off Labrosse, near Seventh.
O'Brien John, lab, Eighth and Porter.
O'Brien J, drayman, 268 Laf W.
O'Brien John, grocer, 899 Franklin.
O'Brien Joseph, student w Denis O'Brien.
O'Brien Pat, lab, 26 Thompson.
O'Brien Thomas, tailor, Grand River, near Macomb ave.
O'Brien Edward, lab, 279 Hastings.
O'Brien James S, saloon, foot Third.
O'Callaghan Mrs Jeremiah, 201 Fifth.
O'Callaghan Mrs, widow, 895 Jeff ave.
O'Callaghan John, lab, 415 Cong E.
O'Callaghan Widow of John G, 174 Fifth.
O'Callaghan John W, grocer, 43 Park.
O'Callaghan Daniel, r 8 Laf W, same address 62 Farrar.
O'Callaghan B, sailor, 144 Abbot.
O'Callaghan Lawrence, w P Crimmins.
O'Callaghan Lawrence, lab 254, Michigan ave W.
O'Callaghan Mrs Mary, midwife, 254 Mich- igan ave W.
O'Cavanagh Edward, lab, 137 Fort E.
Ochsenhurd Adam, wagon maker, 131 High. Ochenfeld C, tailor, Cherry and Dequindre. Ochsenfeld Ferdinand, wagon maker, 113 Gr River, r 197 First.
Ochsenfeld Caspar, tailor, Dequindre near Cherry.
Ockford E N, police, 229 Thompson, office Hawley's Block.
Ockford Cornelius, clerk Post office, 808 Laf W.
O'Connor Andrew, carp, 88 Plumb.
O'Connor Wm, lab, 155 Elizabeth E.
O'Connor John, coachman, 102 Bates.
O'Connor John, carp, 371 Orleans.
O'Connor Dennis, coachman, 102 Bates.
O'Connor Jeremiah, general grocer, 26 Gris- wold.
O'Connor Arthur, contractor, 66 Wayne.
O'Connor Daniel, livery, 51 Jeff ave.
O'Connor Julia, 102 Bates.
O'Connor L, saloon, 143 Woodb W.
- O'Connor Miss Catherine, 81 Cong E.
O'Connor Roderick, machinist, 343 Larned E.
O'Connor Elizabeth, Widow of Thomas, 237 Brush.
O'Connor Mrs Jas, milkwoman, Crawford, n Marcy.
O'Connor J, milkman, Fourth and Arch.
O'Connor Jas, butcher, 267 Thompson. O'Connor Michael, lab, 27 Larned W.
O'Connor Timothy, newsboy, 27 Larned W. O'Connor John, newsboy, 27 Larned W. O'Connor Michael, lab, 27 Larned W.
O'Connor Frederick, turner, 396 Congress E.
O'Connor Jeremiah, milkman, with Daniel Falvey.
O'Connor Eugene, marble maker, 15 Locust.
O'Connor Thomas, check clerk, residence 40 Spencer.
O'Connor Johanna, wid, alley off Park.
O'Connor Timothy, lab, off Park in alley.
O'Connor John, shoemaker, 12 Grand- River.
O'Connor Jolin, saloon, 96 Woodb W.
O'Connor L, saloon, 14 Woodb E.
O'Connell B L, salesman, r 6 Williams.
O'Connell Daniel, salesman, w Freedman & Bro, r 184 Woodw ave.
O'Connell John, bookseller, 225 Fifth.
O'Connell Joseph F, grocery, 117 Jones near Fourth.
O'Dea Mrs John, 172 Porter.
O'Dell Chas, lab, Third and Lewis.
O'Dell Arminty, sempstress, Croghan near Riopelle.
O'Dell James A, sash and blind maker, 285 Third.
O'Differ U, wood sawyer, Seventh near Ir- vine.
O'Donnell Pat, saloon, 110 Woodb W.
O'Donnell Pat, saloon, 100 Woodb E.
O'Donnell Michael, lab, 78 Porter.
O'Donnell James, lab, 76 Porter.
O'Donnell Pat, saloon, 10 Woodb E.
O'Donnell Malichi, printer, 87 Labrosse.
O'Donnell Thos, blacksmith, alley off Brush bet Fort and Cong.
O'Donnell T, lab, 163 Beech. .
O'Donnell J, grocer, 293 Woodw ave and Co- lumbia.
O'Donnell Mrs T, 80 Trowb.
O'Donnell P, moulder, 185 Abbot.
O'Donnell John, drayman, 97 Beech.
O'Donnell Mrs, 91 Labrosse.
O'Donoghoe Stephen B, printer, board 90 Larned.
Oergel Jacob, saloon, 54 Laf E.
O'Flynne Cornelius, att'y & couns, 500 Jeff ave, office Sheldon Block.
O'Flynne Cornelius John, law student, 500 Jeff ave.
O'Flynne - -, accountant, 40 Michigan ave W.
O'Grady Bernard, forw mer, foot of First, r 132 Howard.
O'Gorman Pat, sailmker, Gov steamer Search r 146 Cherry.
O'Gorman Martin, saloon, 127 Third.
O'Hara Michael, engineer, board 2 Beau- bien,
O'Hare Ann, wid of James, washerwoman, 174 Cong E.
O'Hare Miss Mary Jane, 102 Beech.
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Ohlert P, blacksmith, 815 Mich ave W.
O'Keefe Mrs, 164 Franklin.
O'Keefe John, saloon, 170 Woodb W.
O'Keefe Nicholas, lab, 105 Atwater E.
O'Keefe John, lab, 200 Sixth.
O'Keefe Dennis, mason, 271 Fifth.
O'Kelly Daniel, tailor, w P Crimmins.
Olcott Harlow, teacher Capitol School, r 23 Wash ave.
Oldecop George, grocer, Antoine and Ba- con.
O'Leary Michael, lab, 178 Franklin.
O'Leary Daniel, grocer, 125 Third.
O'Leary P, lab, 182 Abbot.
O'Leary Quinlan, lab, 444 Fort E.
O'Leary James, boiler maker, 31 Rowland.
Olief Daniel, gardener, Fourth near Holden Road.
OLEWINE GEO W, milwright, alderman, r Franklin.
Oliphant David, salesman, F Buhl & Co.
Olive Henry, carp, b J Payne.
Oliver Matthew, plasterer, 94 Woodb E.
Oliver Matthew Jr, plasterer, 94 Woodbridge E.
Oliver John, painter, 284 Thompson.
Olke Michael, soap maker, 868 Thompson.
Olney Sanford P, engineer, 312 Fifth, moving to 100 Oak.
O'Loen John, moulder, 140 Abbot.
O'Meara John, mason, alley rear James Led- dy.
O'Meara John, gunsmith and engraver, 133 Grisw, r 76 Harriet.
O'Mara Bridget, washerwoman, 151 Second.
O'Mara Margaret, washerwoman, 151 Sec- ond.
O'Mara Miss Mary, teacher, 156 Elizabeth E.
O'Mara John, gunsmith, 26 Harriet.
O'Mahony John, tailor, 255 Fifth.
Olrot John, lab, board 458 River, or Monroe Road.
Oltenburgher Wm, shoemaker, 129 Cathe- rine.
O'Neil Thomas, printer, 120 Orchard.
O'Neil Chas, b Wm Gale.
O'Neil John, salesman, People's Store, r 70 Gratiot.
O'Neil Wm, lab, alley bet Porter and Abbot & First & Second.
O'Neil Pat, lab, alley bet Porter and Abbot & First & Second.
O'Neil Wm jr, lab, alley bet Porter and Abbot & First & Second.
O'Neil Daniel, drayman, 50 Front.
O'Neil Wm, lab, 29 Woodb E.
O'Neil Mrs Johanna, 37 George. O'Neil Ann, widow of John, 244 Con E.
O'Neil Michael, salesman, 244 Cong E.
O'Neil John, drayman, 62 Elizabeth E.
O'Neil John, boiler maker, Seventh & Bu- ena Vista.
O'Neil C, lab, 65 Eighth.
O'Neil Chas, collector, b Howard House.
O'Neil Hugh, lab, 208 Grisw.
O'Neil John, druggist, b 70 Griswold.
O'Rafferty Alice, pedler, 15 Griswold. O'Regan Pat, express wagon, b 209 Atw E.
O'Reilly James, runner, b 2 Beaubien.
O'Reilly Miles J, attorney, 194 Cong E, offlos 75 Griswold.
O'Reilly P, grocer and saloon, 197 Abbot.
O'Reilly Thomas, lab, 181 Beech. Ord Placidus, 70 Larned E.
Ormond Ann, wid of John, 86 Clinton.
Ormond Alex. farmer, N end Prospect.
Ormsby Mrs Wm, 219 Seventh.
Orphan St Vincent's Asylum, Larned and Randolph.
Orphan Protestant Asylum, Jeff ave near Elmwood ave.
Orphan German Catholic Asylum, Antoine bet Croghan & Lafayette.
Orth Adam, trunk maker, 56 Harriet.
Orth Nicholas, shoemaker, 97 Macomb.
Orth Rudolph, saloon, 103 Macomb.
Orth John, shoemaker, 97 Macomb.
Orth Michael, carp, Whitney cor Hastings.
Orth Wm, salesman, w Stephen Smith.
Orth Adam, harness maker, w Hayden and Baldwin.
Orton Thos, printer, 90 Congress E.
Orr Edward, dry goods jobber, 146 Jeff ave r 72 Laf W.
Ortman Frank, lab, 157 Mullet.
Osborn Geo W, sec and lib fire department, office Firemen's Hall, b Howard House.
Osborn D S, 96 Michigan ave W, moving to Porter Road.
Osborn John, gardener, Porter Road.
Osborn Chas, trader, 301 G River.
Osbold Anthony, sailor, North nr Dequindre.
Osgood - -, farmer, n end Hastings.
Osgood Daniel, gardener, n end Hastings.
Osterhout Geo, sawyer, Sixth nr Spruce.
Osterlin John, mason, 40 Baker.
Ostwald Philip, lab, Watson.
O'Sullivan Cornelius, groom, 51 Jeff ave.
O'Sullivan Joseph, lab, 154 Elizabeth E. Ottamar Paul, miller, east end Elizabeth.
Ottaway Stephen, cabinet maker, with C Schulenburgh.
Ott John, grocer, Maple and Orleans.
Ott John G, shoemaker, 345 Orleans. Ott John, har maker, w Henry Duncan.
Ottley Oswold S, sign painter, 134 Hastings, shop 60 Randolph.
Otto Julius, grocer, 128 Randolph.
Otto Conrad, lab, 158 Mullet. Otto J, grocer, 12 Randolph.
. Oudotte John, carp, w C Gerber.
Overing Thos, wire worker, 109 Woodw ave, r 245 Laf W.
Overton Samuel, finisher, 880 Laf E.
Overton J H, pedler, 204 Griswold. Owen E Griffth, r 89 Fort W.
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Owen John, pres mich ins bank and treas state of mich, office Jeff ave and Griswold, r 89 Fort W. OWEN JOHN E, Campbell & Owen, res 89 Fort W. Sec ade p 68.
Owen Edward T, salesman, with T & J Hinchman.
Owen Humphrey, engineer, 885 Atw E.
Owen Harmoot, lab, Macomb.
Owen Wm A, butcher, 18 Elizabeth W.
Owens East, sailor, 172 Third.
Owen W A, butcher, 26 Montcalm.
Owen Miss, 857 Jeff ave.
Owens Thos, miner, 9 First
Owens Hugh, baker, 26 Madison ave, mov- ing to Hanibal Mo.
Owen Ansel, bell maker, fire kindling etc, 216 Sixth nr Plumb.
Owen -, watch maker, 227 Sixth.
Owen Humphrey, Indian agency office, Old Odd Fellows' Hall.
Owens Thomas, col barber, 231 Macomb.
Owston John G, yard master, D & MR R Depot, r 109 Larned E.
Ox John, watchman, Clinton.
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Patchett W, farmers' and mechanics' hotel, cor Seventh and Fort.
Packard John Alex, sailor, 82 Napoleon.
Paddock Joseph, brakeman, 93 Atw.
Paddock Rev Benj H, pastor, Christs Ch, b Russell House.
Paden Chas, 146 Abbot.
Paden Cath, wid of Chas, 146 Abbot. Paegler John, lab, Trowbridge nr Fort.
Page John, painter, 346 Franklin.
Page Sophia, wid of David, 136 Griswold.
Page John M, b 81 Congress E.
Page John, ticket agent, N Y and Erie R B, foot Third.
Page Norman, col, 280 Macomb.
Page John, watchman, 87 Lafontaine.
Page C R, sadler, Junction Cass and Grand River.
Page D, carp, 893 Lafontaine. Page Wm, r 14 Lewis.
Page J T, steam boat agt, r 172 Abbot.
Page John M, 14 Lewis.
Paget & Smith, carriage makers, Randolph near Congress, dissolved.
Paight Joseph, lab, Wilkins near Hastings.
Pajot James, carriage maker, Smith & Pajet, r 29 Abbot.
Pajot Henry, blacksmith, 99 Napoleon.
Pajot Thos, carriage maker, r Beech near Second.
Pajot & Johnson, carriage shop, 7 Monroe avenue.
Pajot J, carriage smith, b Perkin's Hotel. PALDI ANGELO, architect and draughts- man, 182 Mullet. See a:'v.
Paldi J L, civil engineer, 182 Mullet.
Palmer Ervin, circuit court com, office over Crane & Wessons, Griswold and Congress. Palmer Calvin D, D & MR R Depot, 149 Beaubien.
Palmer Hamilton, 105 Mich ave W.
Palmer & Boyle, builders, 45 Michigan ave W.
Palmer A B, physician, office 166 Jeffer- son ave.
Palmer John, ins agt, room 2 Merrill Block, r cor Griswold and Fort.
Palmer Wm P, salesman, Campbell & Linn, b John Bodman.
Palmer Calvin D, station master, D & M R R, r 224 Congress W.
Palmer John, b R R Exchange.
Palmer R, baker. 129 Mich ave W.
PALMER FRIEND, stationery blk books & book binding, 130 Jeff ave, r 182 Randolph See adv page 102.
Palmer Thos W, real estate agent, 266 Jeff avenue.
Palmer Jas B, builder, 109 Woodb E.
Palmer & Boyle, builders, 109 Woodb E, moving to cor Mich ave and Shelby.
Palmer.Wm, salesman, b 107 Laf E.
Palmer G D & E, grocers, 232 Woodward avenue.
Palmer C B, physician, 58 Macomb, same address 102 Miami ave.
Palms Francis, 345 Jeff ave.
Palmer G D, produce and groceries, res 68 Adams ave W.
Palmer Miss Ellen R, teacher, 40 Madison avenue.
Palmer 8 A, agt MC R R, r 360 Laf W.
Palmer Chas, D accountant, D & M R R, b Blindbury's Hotel.
Palmer Thos, land agt, office Sheldon Block, r 578 Jeff ave.
Palmer Jas B, r 119 Wayne.
Palmer Aug, ticket agent, D & M R Road, b Garrison House.
Palmer A, boots and shoes, 25 Randolph. Palmer Mason, 107 Griswold.
Palmer John, agent, AEtna Ins Co, office Merrill Block, r 99 Griswold.
Palmer Irving, atty, b Mrs C Hall. Palmer Frank, engineer, b Geo D Johnson. Palmas Wm, blacksmith, 255 Russell. Pallman August, shoes, 120 High E. Pallad J, saloon, 8. 0 Mich ave W.
Pannell Henry, teamster, r 27 Sproat. Papp J Elias, acct, w Shulte & Bro. Pappar Bernhardt, carp, 157 Laf E.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is now in its XXth Volume. During the past year THE TRIBUNE has been obliged to devote quite a large proportion of its space to Politics, but we shall henceforth be able to limit our space devoted to Political discussion, and devote most of our columns to subjects of less Intense but more abiding interest .- Among these we mean to pay especial atten- tion to
I. EDUCATION-The whole subject of Education, both popular and general, will be discussed in our columns throughout the year 1861, and we hope to enlist in that dis- cussion some of the profoundest thinkers and ablest instructors in our country. It is at once our hope and our resolve that the cause of Education shall receive an impetus from the exertione of THE TRIBUNE in its be- -half during the year 1861.
II. AGRICULTURE .- We have been com- pelled to restrict our elucidations of this great interest throughout 1860, and shall en- deavor to atone therefore in 1861. Whatever discovery, deduction, demonstration, is cal- culated to render the reward of labor devot- ed to cultivation more ample or more cer- tain, shall receive prompt and full attention. III. MANUFACTURES, &c. - We hail every invention or enterprise whereby American Capital and Labor are attracted to, and advantageously employed in any department of Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry as a real contribution to the Public weal, insuring ampler, steadier, more convenient, more re- munerating markets to the Farmer, with fuller employmeet and better wages to the laborer. The progress of mining, Iron-making, Steel-making, Cloth-weaving, &c, &c, in our country and the world, shall be watched and reported by us with an earnest and active sympathy.
IV. FOREIGN AFFAIRS .- We employ the best correspondents in London, Paris, Turin, Berlin, and other European capitals, to transmit us early and accurate advices of the great changes there silently but certainly preparing. In spite of the pressure of Domestic Poli- tics, our News from the Old world is now varied and ample ; but we shall have to render it more perfect during the eventful year just before us.
V. HOME NEWS .- We employ regular paid correspondents in California, at the Isthmus of Darien, in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and wherever else they seem requisite. From the more so- cessible portions of our own country, we derive our information mainly from the multifarious correspondents of the Associated Press, from our exchanges, and the occasional letters of in- telligent friends. We aim to print the cheapest general newspaper, with the fullest and most authentic summary of useful intelligence that is any where afforded. Hoping to "make each day a critic on the last," and print a better and better paper from year to year, as our means are enlarged through the gener. ous co-operation of our many well wishers, we sollcit and shall labor to deserve a continuance of public favor
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