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Updike & Co., (S. W. Updike and W. V. K. Lansing,) manufs. of sauco piquant, Sou: St. Paul.
Uplike. S. W., ( Chulike & Co .. ) inspector of elections.
UPTON, CHARLES E., cashier, The First National Bank of Rochester.
UPTON, DAVID. (M. Bruger & Co .. ) (N ). Vaburgh & Co.)
University of Rochester, University Avenne, Martin B. Anderson, LL. D., president and Burbank professor of intellectual and moral philosophy ; A-ahel C. Kendrick. D D., Munroe professor of the Greek language and literature; Isaac I'. Quimby, LL. D., professor of mathematics and natural philosophy; Henry A. Ward, A. M., professor of natural -cience: Simitel A. Lattimore. A. M., professor of chemistry ; Albert Ii. Mixer, A. M., professor of modern languages ; Joseph II. Gilmore, A. M., professor of rhetoric. logic and English literature; Otis H. Robinson, A. M., assistant pro- fessor of mathematics and librarian ; Elijah Withal, janitor.
U. S. Express Otlice, 7 Exchange, W. B. Shelley, agent.
U. S. Internal Revenue Collector's office, over Monroe Co. Savinga Bank, Samuel P. Allen, collector ; Chas. R. Davis, deputy collector and book-keeper.
Vacuum Oil Company, 22 N. Water, manuf. of Ewing's Patent Vacuum Oil, for curriers' use, harness oil, &c. ; J. Richardson, president ; Benjamin F. Corson, secretar; ; Hiram B. Everest, sup't. and treasurer.
H. & P. BENDER, Furnishing Undertakers!
Caskets, Collins, Plates, Handles,
Elcarsos. Carriages. Shrouds. Caps, &c.
A large assortment of Coffins and Caskets, from the cheapest to the most expen-iv Rosewood. A new and elegant HEARSE just received. Have also an ordinary one for common occasions.
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Rochester, N. T.
SAMUEL R. HART,
BRIGHTON, N. Y.
Steam Saw Mill!
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
Building and Bridge Timber, BOAT PLANK!
SHINGLES AND LATH! BOXLUMBER, For Nurserymen, &c.
COATS FARRIS, MONOGRAMS CRES & NOTE HEADINGS, LETTER
DDING VISITING CARDS.
INITIAL STAMPING in Colors ar plain
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FAESSLER. OTTO, (Abend & Faessler.)
Vseth, Jacob. hair dresser. 106 North Clinton.
Vaeth. Lina Miss, ornamental hair work. 106 North Clinton.
VAIL & Co., (J. B. Vail,) hats, caps and furs, 20 Buffalo.
VAIL, J. B., ( Fail & Co.)
Vaill. Chas., physician, 128 State.
Van Berg, Morris, dry goods, 55 Main.
Van Dake, Henry F .. boots, shoes and rubbers. 34 Buffalo St.
VAN DEMARK, J. A. MRS., artist, Palmer's Block, Main.
Van Der Brugh, Cornelius. (Van Der Brugh & Wegelie.)
Van Der Brugh & Wegelie, ( Cornelius Van Der Brugh and Cornelius Wegalis,) willow ware and fancy goods, 94 Main, corner Stone.
Van Deren, W. C., jeweler, 92 Main, corner Stone.
Vanderhave. John, clock repairer and musician. 43 Nasean.
Vanderwerf & Baty, ( Leonard Vanderwerf and J. Baty,) carpenters, 17 Division.
Vanderwerf, Leonard, ( Vanderwerf & Baty.)
Vanderwert, M., painter and glazier, room 12, Metropolitan Block.
Van Doorn, Frank, sign painter, 74 Arcade.
Van Doorn, Marienns, ( Cappon & Van Doorn.)
*VAN DUZEN. F. L. MRS., milliner and dealer in millinery goods, 43 Main.
Van Dyke, J. I., cigar manuf., 23 Buffalo, 3d floor.
Van Epps, J. C., residence corner Goodman and Avenue, office 74 Main.
Van Hees, H., manuf. of liquid blueing. 237 North Clinton.
Van Houte & Gilde. (John Van Houte and J. Gilde,) joiners and builders, 7 Smith. Van Honte, John. ( Fan Houte & Gilde.)
Vanhoute, John, joiner and builder, 16 Sherman.
Van Male. John, letter carrier.
VAN NORTWICK, S. L., ( R. H. Curran & Co.)
Van Vechten, John, ( Fan Vechten & Fauch.)
Van Vechten & Yauch. (John Van Fechten and John Yauch,) hatters, over 35 State:
VAN VOORHIS, JOHN. lawyer, 109 Reynolds Arcade.
Van Voorhis, Menzo, (Eastman & Van Voorhis.)
VAN VOORHIS, QUINCY, lawyer and commissioner of deeds, 109 Reynolds Arcade. VAN ZANDT BROS., dealer in teas, coffees, spices, &c., 11 Budalo St.
Vanzandt, Theo. F., commissioner of deeds and clerk American Flag Horse Collar Manufacturing Co., 37 Reynolds Arcade.
Vary, J. W .. ( Hulett & Vary.)
Vary, L. J. W., manuf. of Dr. Cooper's Magnetic Balm, 128 and 130 Stato.
Vary, R., commissioner of deeds, dealer in dry goods, books and notions, corner King and Maple.
Vedder, M. W., carriage trimmer. 31 Mumford.
Velocipede Hall, corner Mill and Market. Hatch & Partridge, props.
VERHOEVEN. AUGUST, blacksmith, 125 North St. Paul.
VERHOEVEN, MICHAEL A., ( Gleichauf & Verhoeven.)
Vescelius, Geo. A., (Bnr de Vercellus.)
Vescelius, G. A., (R. Purks & Co.)
Vescelius, S. A., millinery, dress and cloak making, 113 State.
VETTER, F. & F. A., (Frederick and Frederick A.,) liquor dealers, corner North Clin- ton and Lowell.
VETTER, FREDERICK, (F. & F. A. Vetter.)
VETTER, FREDERICK A., ( F. & F. A. Vett-r.)
Vick. James, flower and vegetable seede, 10 Mill.
Vickery, Abram, arent Rochester Cotton Mill, Brown's Race, foot of Center.
Vickery. C. A., ( Pomeroy & Vickery.)
Viele, Platt Byron. secretary and treasurer East Side Savings Bank.
VINCENT. EDWIN B. ( Vincent de Foster.)
VINCENT & FOSTER, ( Elwein B. Vincent and Fred E. Foster,) general hardware, 04 Main, opposite Osburn House.
VINCENT, J. P., general agent for Aotna and Leavitt Sewing Machinea, 33 Main.
Vine, Addie, teacher, 2 Jones Avenno.
VOGEL, ADAM, meat market, 140 Buffalo St.
Vogel, Christian, groceries and provisione, 40 Front.
Vorle, Adam, meat market, 153 Butfilo St.
Vozler, Frederick, -aloon. 65 Brown.
VOGT, FREDERICK, flour and feed, 63 Front.
Vorr. Martin, harnes- manuf., 153 North.
Volk. Jacob, the pa Volk. Via Romabers. Frederick Rev., pastor First German Evangelical Lutheran Church. . VORHEES, J. MR4 .. milliter. over 73 Main. Vorburza, J. R., day and night school, Butrs Block, corner Main and Stone.
Vosbara. N. O. & Co., (D. Upton and E. Taylor,) Star Chemical Worke, 205 Pigisouth Avenue.
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Vroman, H. C., boarding house, 16 North Avenue.
Vrooman. H. C., merchant tailor, 107 North.
Vulcanite Optical Instrument Co,, River, corner Water.
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Waack, Paul, meat market, 7735 Monroe.
Wackerman, Michael, ladies' and gents' hair work, 90 State, up stairs.
Wadsworth, Whiting. baker, and dealer in groceries and provisiony.
Wager, Miles, blacksmith.
Wagner, David. ( Wagner & Myer.)
Wagner, J. G., house builder, 14 St. Joseph.
Wagner, J. George. prop. Ford St. House, corner Hill and Ford.
Wagner, John. cabinet maker, 67 Gregory.
Wagner, Joseph, boots and shoes, 245 State.
Wagner, Joseph, saloon. \ Jay.
Wagner & Myer. \Darid Wigner and J. Myjer,) dealers in Medica and Lockport sto !!!. corner Park Place and West Avenue.
WAGNER, PETER, date Wagner, Bryan & Co.)
Wagner, P. & W .. carpenters and builders, 59 Asylum.
Wagner. S. G., saloon, Hill, corner Ford.
WAGNER, WML., dale Wagner, Bryan & Co.,) commissioner of deede.
Wagstaff, James, carpenter, near 73 East Avenue.
Wahl, Michael, grocery, corner Herman and Thomas.
Wahle, Haug & Hoefen, merchant tailors, ready made clothing and gents' farnishing goods, corner Walnut and Orange.
Wait, Wim .. (Benedict & Wait.)
Walace. John, edge tool maker, 173 Brown.
WALBRIDGE, ARTHUR D., agent for S. D. Walbridge, and commiseloner of decds, 310 State.
Walbridge, Geo. W., livery and sale stable, N. Fitzhugh.
WALBRIDGE, S. D., prop. Walbridge Block. 810 State.
Waldele, Andrew, inspector of elections. 86 State.
Waldert, Lawrence, grocer and carpenter, corner South Avenue and Mlunger.
Waldron, J. L .. ( G. W. Galliger & Co.)
Waleson. Gerard 1., sign painter, 18 Front.
Walker & Co., ( Wir. H. Welker,) hardware, 8 South St. Paul.
Walker, Wm. H., ( Walker & Co.)
Wall, Michael, cooper, Saxton, near Lyell.
Wallace, E. J., teacher, Public School No. 10.
Wallace, Geo. A., (Grunt &t Will ise.)
WALLDORF, LOUIS. watches, clocks, jewelry, &c., corner South St. Paul and Main. Wallis, Edward, veterinary -arreon, 66 West Alexander.
Walsh. Patrick inspector of elections, 14th Ward.
WALTER, AMOS, dry and fancy goods. 131 North.
Walter, Lawrence, grocer. South Avenue, corner Munger.
Walter, L. D., dentist, 32 Smith's Block.
Walter, William, saloon. 14 East Avenue.
Waltz, John, potter, 31 Weldi.
Warmeley, Edward, wholesale donler in Paris millinery goods, 151 State.
Wankee, Wm., steain dyeing and prouring, Mumford, opposito Gas Works. Wanzer, Geo. G., (H. C. Wander d: Son.)
Wanzer, H. C. & Son, (Geo. ( .. ) dentists, over 16 Bufalo St.
Ward & Cloud. (Geo. Ward mit Francis E. Cloud.) batchere, 46 Kent.
Ward, Eliza, dress maker. - 9 state.
Ward, F. R., saloon keeper, the Exchange.
Ward, Geo .. ( Ward de (ind.)
Ward, Henry A .. A. M .. professor of natural sciences, University of Rochester. Ward, John F., with (red. B. Drake, restaurant.
WARD, LEVI A., (L. A. A. L. F. Word) land and loan agent, president of Roches !: Gas Light Co., and president of board of maungers, Western House of Refuge.
WARD, L. A. & L. F. (Leri A. and Leri F.) insurance agents, 2 Exchange Place. WARD. I.EVI F., (L. A. & L. F. Warto notary public.
WARFIELD & Co., .B. V. Warfield und S. B. Williams.) manufs. and dealers in me- chinery oils, &c., 65 Exchange. Warfield. R. H., insarinre agent, 17 Areade. WARFIELD. R. N. (HARDISON WARING, JOHN, Istce. - Porto C. W. S. Fr & Co.) finit and ornamental trees, vi :. . shrubs. flowering phads. A.c., correr Mi an end Chion. Warncke, Pedro, tobaccomet. 12 Bello. Warner. A. J. & Co., cuts. Cindy, architects, 63, 64 and 65 Reynolds' Arcade. Warner, J. B. Y., (Perrin, Farley & Warner.)
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Warner, M. A., teacher. Public School No. 12.
WARRANT, J. W. ( Warrant & Southworth.)
*WARRANT & SOUTHWORTH, (J. W. Warrant and J. B. Southworth,) hardware, 26 South St. Paul.
Warren, E. K., City Spring Brewery, Atwater, corner North St. Paul.
Warren, R. S., billiard rooms, Main, corner North Water.
Warruar, Geo., saloon keeper, 40 Main.
Washburn, Mary J .. dress maker, 55 .N. Clinton.
Washington Mills, Brown's Race, opposite Factory St., Hinds & Davis, props.
Waterman, E. S., (Frederick & Watermen.)
Waters, John E., groceries and provisions. commissioner of deede, 250 State.
Waters. Wm. A., cashier Flour City National Bank.
WATSON. CHAS., (Mattheus & Wesson.)
Watson. Eleanor, variety store, 57 Lyell.
WATSON, WM. G., (Mebowell & Co.,) commissioner of deeds.
Watters, John E., grocer. 250 State.
Watters, L. D., dentist. 32 and 33 Smith's Block, Buffalo St.
Watts, Chas., ( Watts && Oshurn.)
Watts & Osburn. (Clas. Watts and D. C. Osburn,) photographers. over S? and 95 Main. WAVERLEY HOUSE, corner State and R. R. Avenue. Crandall & Chapman, props. Way, A. C .. tailor, 3 and 4 Lyons Building. Exchange Place.
Waydell, Cornelius, insurance and real estate agent, commission merchant and com- missioner of deeds, 8 Exchange Place.
Warte. Edwin. ment market. 104 Buffalo St.
WEAVER, C. F., ( Pollock < Wearer.)
WEAVER, DEVALSON G., (Suderin & Weaver.)
WEAVER. R. M. (Pollock. Weaver & Co.)
Webb. C. H., groceries and provisions. 106 Buffalo St.
Webb. Henry M .. carpenter and joiner, 7. Hunter.
Weber. Olivia, Mrs., millinery, fancy dry goods and dress making. 43 South St. Paul.
WEBSTER, A. D., manuf. of wines. brandies, gins. cigars, the celebrated Mountain
Dew Drop Whisky, &c., also dealer in groceries and provisions, os Main.
*WEBSTER, E. D. & CO., (Elijah D. Webster and Jerome Stocking,) booty and shoes, 117 Main.
WEBSTER, ELIJAH D., (E. D. Webster & Co.)
Webster, Wm., landscape gardener, room 21 Walbridge's Block.
Webster. Win. Mrs, music teacher. 9 John.
Weed, Eli. (Pratt &: Co.)
Wegelie, Cornelius, ( Van Der Brugh & Wegelie.)
Wegman, Balthaser, four and feed. 30 North Avenue.
Werman, J. jr .. grocer, 12 Lake Avenne.
WEGMAN, JOHN. (John B. Wampas & Co.)
*WEGMAN, JOHN B. & CO. (John.) cabinet ware, chairs, bedsteads, &c., 41 Main.
Wegman, Joseph, grocer, 182 North St. Panl.
Worman, Margaret, grocer, 12 Lake Avenue.
WEHLE, CASPER. sausage maker and saloon keeper, 65 Front.
WEIN & GOETZMAN, (Lade Wahn and Gottlieb Gotteman,) wennfs. of soap and potash. corner Burns and Wentworth.
WEHN. LOUIS, (Wenn de Gortamin.)
Weier, Frederick, saloon, 1 Clinton Place.
Weigand. Joseph, boots and shoes, 61 Brown.
Weigel, Emanuel, baker. 95 North Clinton.
Weigel. Michael, druggist, commissioner of deeds and notary public, 250 Siste and 52 North Clinton.
Weighell, Isaac, boots and shoes, 20 Exchange.
Weigland, E. shoemaker, 111 East Avenue.
Weiland, - Mrs .. confectioner. 5 Nas-au.
Wellert, Angust, groceries and lignor-, 50 Jay, corner Whitney.
Wein. Frank, brewer. Jay, near Chill. Weinberg. Abraham, (.1. Weinberg de Son.) Weinberg A. & Son. (Abraham and Israel,) fancy and woolen goods, 111 Main.
Weinberg, Israel. (A. Weinberg &. Son. )
Weinman. Frank, brewer. Jay, scar Whitney.
Weis. A., hair dresser, Exchange Hotel.
WEIS, JOHN, (Haha. Weis & Co.) Weisenburger. Autouy, shoemaker, 82 North St. Pat.l.
Weister, Conrad, grocer. 4> North. Weitzinger, John, assistant teacher, St. Peter & Paul's School.
Valer Jane. G., confectionery and fruit-, 195 Main. WELCHE TURNBULL, IRODALOM WAR .. WELDON. GEN .. .. A. W. H ... WELDON, G. & W .. (.o. di Bo rojaper hangings, window shades, &c., 52 Mais. WELDON, WALTER. I. ( W. We'll.) Welker, August, shoemaker, 71 St. Joseph.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
The Rochester Chronicle, pub- Hi.tod daily. semi-weekly and weekly, at No. 2% Smith's Arcade, Rochester, N. Y., hi- recently entered upon the second year of it- existenco with the most flattering prospects. Seldom has a newspaper at- i iruit ro wide a circulation or so strong a hold upon the public during the first year of its existence. A first-class Book and Job Printing Office has been established in connection with the Chronicle, where all work will be executed in the best style of the art. The paper speaks for itself. It is advertised on page 258.
E. B. Booth, Son & Co., have just opened a splendid assortment of Clocks, Watches. Jewelry and Silver Ware at No. 5 State Street, Rochester, N. Y. The fur- niture and fitting of the store are of the most elegant design and finish. The hand- some wall cases are filled with chaste and valuable Silver Ware, while the counter show cases contain a superb assortment of Watches and Jewelry of all descriptions, including rich diamonds and other precious settings. The repairing department is complete. The basement is devoted to Clocks, every desirable description of which may be found there. We have no doubt they will receive the patronage they merit. See advertisement on page 272.
William Morley, mannfacturer of Spring Bede. Mattresses. &c., No. 123 Bnf- falo Street, Rochester, N. Y., has for near- ly a quarter of a century been identified with the Upholstering trade of this city. The number of Beds. Sofas, Chairs, Cush- ions, &c., he has manufactured during this time and which have served to give their posseasors comfort and ease, could not be expressed without a goodly array of figures. His experience and superior workmanship give him the preference over other trades- men in his line, while his affable manners and reasonable prices please all. His stock also includes Furniture, Feathers, &c. See card on page 264.
Wm. Mulcahy, dealer in Boots and Shoes, No. 51 Main Street, Rochester, N. Y., has long been noted for his success in tooting his customers, so that they almost always turn upon him and give him another chance. His stock and his prices are such as the public desire. He publishes au illustrated advertisement on pago 264.
Adam Springfield, Artist, No. 98 State Street, Rochester, N. Y., advertises on page 262. Persons desiring life-like pictures of themselves or their deceased Street Bridge, Rochester, N. Y .. advertise Jon page 250. This arm give epecial atten- tion to the manufacture of Children's Clothing of the latest styles, and keep con- stanty on handa lire assortment of _o .
friends should call on Mr. Springdeld and exiniine specimens of his work. It is wonderful to what degree of perfection an oll and almost defaced picture can be broacht by the assistance of artistic - kill. Isuitable for enildren's wear, all of wir. will be sold at reasonable rates. Their
If you have a faint shadow of a picture of friede that are no more, do not despair of Stock of Ready-Made Clothing of their own mako is extensive and various and of the latest styles.
o'Having a life-like likeness of any size by calling ou this artist.
Wheat & Davidson, manufacturers of the Flour City Grain Cleaner, adverte on colored page 259. The farmers who cul- tivate spring wheat and barley have long felt the want of a machine that will -opr- ate mixed grains, and do its work easily and perfectly. Those who have been thi- machine in operation say it does its work perfectly. Farmers will no longer be com. pelled to sow mixed grains, or to take them to market and submit to a dednetion which buyers always make. The Flour City Grain Cleaner costs but a trifle more than the best fanning mill and does all their work and so much more. It must supersede all other mills in use. This ina- chine was patented only a few months since by Messrs. Wheat & Perry, the latter gen- tleman, C. Perry. Esq., of this city, taking an interest by assignment. These ma- chines have been examined by practical men who declare that the thing sought for has been found at last. The invention is as simple as it is effectual. Call at Foot of Aqueduct Street, Rochester, N. Y.
Peter Pitkin, manufacturer and deal- er in Cut Stone of all kinds, No. 2º West Avenue, Rochester, N. Y., keeps a large assortment of stone of the most desirable kinds used for building purposes, all of which will be cut and furnished to order. Persons in want of anything in the line of stone for buildings, monuments or posts, will consalt their own interest by calling on Mr. Pitkin. See card, page 256.
Boyd Brothers & Gridley, mann- facturers and dealers in Carriages and Sleighs, Clinton Street, Brockport, N. Y., advertise on page 300. This firm have sent out some of the best work in this vicinity ; they need only to be known to be patron. ized extensively. Good material and good workmen, with a thorough knowledge of the wants of the community, have given them an enviable position among the car- riage manufacturers of the county. Give them a call.
Godfrey & Co's Sunbeam Gallery, Nos. 7 and $1 Main Street, Rochester. N. Y .. is the place to go for pictures. Their facilities for taking pictures are unsur- passed, and thonsandy can testify from actual trial that no better pictures are taken in Western New York. No person will be expected to pay for a picture auless it is entisfactory. For particulars see ad- vertisement on page 236.
J. Morton & Co., manufacturers of Children's and Men's Clothing. No. 10 Main
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Weller, Russell I., millinery goods, 125 State.
Welsh, John, shoemaker. 339 State.
Wendelin, Merk, periodicals, 2046 Buffalo.
Weniger. A. H., harness maker, 17 South St. Paul.
WENIGER, HENRY, harness maker, 128 Main.
WENSTROM, C., (H. Johnson & Co.)
WENTWORTH, DELOS, attorney and counselor at law, 16 Exchange.
Wentz. Jacob, prop. Monroe Nurseries, 139 Monroe.
Werner. George, saloon, 40 Main.
WERNER, O, F., gunsmith, room S Metropolitan Block, corner Main and South St. Panl.
WERTH, PETER, groceries and provisions, 69 Reynolds.
West Avenue House, 179 West Avenue, Geo. Ruby, prop.
WEST, CHAS., ( West & Co.)
WEST & CO., ( Charles West and Butler Maynard,) general market, 26 and 28 Allen. Westcott, Phebe B., dress maker. 75 South Union.
Westcott. V. Mrs., dress and cloak maker, over 123 State.
WESTCOTT, WARNER, stoves. tinware &c .. 192 State.
Western Honse of Refuge, Phelps Avenue ; MANAGER> : 1st Class, D. Cameron Hyde, Levi A. Ward. Geo. A. Whitney, Ambrose Cram, Geo. W. Rawson : 22 Class, Abrain Karnes, Andrew Brennan, Wm. Pitkin. Heman Blodgett. Wu .. A. Reynolds: 34 Class, Thos. Cornes, Alfred Ely, Geo. S. Riley, W. C. Rowley. Wm. H. Briggs. OFFICERS OF THE BOARD: Levi A. Ward, president; Win. C. Rowley, 1st vice president ; Geo. W. Rawson, 2d do. ; Alfred Ely, treasurer and secretary; Wm. A. Reynolds, Geo. W. Rawson, D. Cameron Hyde, Geo. S. Riley, Alfred Ely, acting committee ; D. Cameron Hyde, Levi A. Ward, Win. H. Briggs, discharging com- mittee ; Wm. A. Reynolds, Ambrose Cram, D. Cameron Hyde. Andrew Brennan, visiting committee : Abram Karnes, Wm. C. Rowley. Geo. W. Rawson, school committee; Isaac Hills, Wm. Pitkin. Daniel C. McCallum, building committee .- OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE: Elisha M. Carpenter, superintendent; Artemas W. Fisher, assistant superintendent. SCHOOLS: Senior Department, Francis A. Baker. principal ; Rachel M. Alleyn, Mary Gillman, Emily E. Joslyn. assistants: Inter- mediate Department, Albert Backus, principal: Eliza I. Alleyn, Anna Thomas. assistants ; Primary Department, Anna M. Hollenbeck. Azel Backus, physician ; Jacob Miller, chaplain ; Wm. W. Reed. steward; Andrew Coogen, farmer ; Dennis Coogen, gardener; Wm. S. Root, gate keeper; Cor. H. Flynn, hallinan: John Taunton, tailor ; James Flynn, watchman ; Mich. Tierney, watchman ; Wm. I. Enle. patrol.
WESTERN UNION; TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 11 Reynolds Arcade, A. Cole Cheney, Manager.
Westfall, T. H .. ( Westfall (€ Whalen.)
Westfall & Whalen. (T. II. Westfull and T. R. Whalen,) billiard parlor, 28 and 30 Curtis Block, up stairs.
Westminster Church, (Presbyterian, ) West Avenue, Rev. Henry M. Morey, pastor. Wether, A., shoe maker. 74 St. Joseph.
Wetmore, L. G., (Scrantom d: Wetmore.)
Wettlin, Daniel, nurseryman and florist, Thurston, near city line.
Weyburn. L. D .. physician, 124 Lake Avenue.
Whalen. D., plain and ornamental plasterer, 16 and 18 Stone.
Whalen, Richard, (R. && T. Whalen.)
Whalen, R. & T., ( Richard and Timothy,) tobacconists, 190 State.
Whalen, Timothy. (R. & T. Whalen.)
Whalen. T. R .. ( Westfall & Whalen.)
*WHEAT & DAVIDSON, (James E. Wheat and John B. Davidson.) mannf's Finar 1
City Grain Cleaner, step ladders, washing machines, general job work, &c., 3d floor Butt's Building, foot of Aqueduct.
WHEAT, JAMES E .. ( Wheat & Davidson.)
Wheat, S. L., bracket mannf., Aqueduct, Butt's Building.
WHEELER, A. G., ( Wheeler & Butes,) city attorney, commissioner of deeds, 5 Misonic Hall Block. Banalo St.
WHEELER & BATES. (A. G. Wheeler and Wm. M. Bates,) attorneys and counselors at law. 5 Masonic Hall Block, Butfalo St.
WHEELER, CAROLINE E., prop. Whitford Hotel, 44 South St. Paul.
WHEELER, CHAS. W., Faloon, 72 Front.
Wheeler. David, oyster saloon, 261 State.
Wheeler. D. L., saloon, 28 Plymouth Avenue.
WHEELER. E. B . librarian of Court of Appeals. Court House, Buffalo St.
Wheeler, H. P., agent for the Home Sede Co., 25 Canal.
Whippl ... J. D .. produce. 175 North.
WHIPBECK, J. B., dealer in all kinds of lumber, corner West Avenne and Trowbril. .. WHITBECK. J. F., physician and surgeon. 91 State, 2nd floor, Louse 37 North St. P. ! Whirbeck, M. II., woud and coal. 42 Weet Avenue.
Whitbeck, P. B., lumber dealer, 42 West Avenue.
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M13. A. G., prop. National Hotel, opposite Court House, corner Buffalo and .. A Po akerman 1st Ward.
white .. . E. baker, 16 Arcade. Whites: 4. drie maker, 35 Kelly.
HIRODORE C., (Sumner & White,) (Heman S. Brewer & Co.) whiteburg. Thomas, painter, 1 Allen.
WhitelockeWm .. jobber and dealer in millinery, and inspector of elections, 90 Main. FORD HOTEL, C. E. Wheeler, prop., 44 Sonth St. Paul.
:1. Leander, saloon, 41 Main, corner Water.
Addison N., ( Whiting, Doty && Co.,) supt. of the poor.
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ure. A., conductor street car, 1 Julius.
WHITMORE, CARSON & CO., (Wm. W. Whitmore, Win. Carson and Chas. H. Rath- / .. ) stone dealers and street contractors, corner Fitzhugh and Erie Canal.
:10e. Valentine F .. canal contractor, office at weigh lock, South St. Paul.
' : ITMORE, WM. W .. ( Whitmore, Carson & Co.)
Whitney, George J., ( Whitney & Pool,) grain elevator and Granite Mills, Brown, corzer Drie Canal.
Whitney. James M. & Co., (James Wilson,) merchant millers, prop's Shawmnt Mills, Mill St.
Whithey Mills. foot of Brown's Race, John Williams & Sons, prop's.
Whitney& Pool, (George J. Whitney and Charles A Pool,) prop's Rochester Malt House, Brown. corner Erie Canal.
Whittemore, George H. Rev., A. M., professor of Hebrew, Rochester Theological Semi- nury.
W'hi tlesey, Fred. A., attorney and' counselor at law and notary public, 25 Buffalo, 2.1 door.
Wirdlesey. T. W .. cashier of Clark National Bank.
WHITTLESEY, W. S., chief clerk in post office, Reynolds' Arcade.
Whatrob, A., meat market. Jay, corner Magne.
Wibon. John W., carpenter, 18 Jefferson.
Wirk. George, prop. of saloon and manuf. of cigars, 168 Brown.
Wick. Henry, grocer, 112 Brown.
Wick. John, saloon, corner of Jay and Oak.
Wicks, Ada, dress maker. 72 Wert Avenue.
Wildowson, William, machinist, 6 Selye Building, Furnace.
Widemann. M., physician, 17 Nassau.
Willian, Christian, saloon. 134 St. Joseph.
Widman, John, shoe maker, 30 Hermau.
Widmer, Rudolph, tailor, 39 Smith's Block, Buffalo St.
Wiegand, Edward. shoe shop, 11t East Avenue.
WIEGAND. JOSEPH. shoemaker, 61 Brown.
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