Office 28 South main Street.
^isnsr ARBOR, MICH.
'Residence Corner of Ann arid DivUion Streets.
J. Q. A. SESSIONS.
SLTTOIHtfEY AT LAW
iNri—
INSURANCE AGENT,
Conveyancing an d Collections Promptly Attended
i to on Liberal Terms.
j «S" Agent for the Phoenix Fire Insurance Company of Hartford,
lha International Fire Insurance Cora pan v of New York, and the
J lchigan Mutual Life Insurance Company of Detroit.
'>£T1GE ONE DOOR SOUTH OF 1 ~" lATF'TAL BANK, UP STAIRS,
MAIN STREET, ANN ARrOR, PTICH.
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h' >k-Keepinu, Business and Ornave.\,\l Yes mans hip,
COMMERCIAL LAW,
CC MMERCIAL CALCULA'. iONS, TELEGRAPHING,
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AH ACCURATE ACQUAINTANCE WITH ACTUAL BFS'.:.r;23 liANS-
ACTIONS, ASE PEESENTED IN THE MOST THOROUGH
AND PRACTICAL MANNER.
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ATILMAM Iff. STELLE,
MANUrACTUILSR OF STELLE'3 OLD ENGLISH
OIL PASTE
No. 39 North Main Street,
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CUAPIN'S ANN ARBbB CITY DIRECTOBV.
HENION & GOTT,
DEALERS IN

E. M. GREGORY, Proprietor.
Nq.exertions will be spared by the ProprVor, in his endeavors to
render the 'GREGORY what it was originally designed it should be, f
in all respects
t
'A- FIRS T - CLASS HOUSE.



SUMMARY OF EXl'KNDITl'RBS AND. KECEIiT5.
To salaries of Mayor, Recorder, Treasurer,
and Attorney, 37O 00
Street lamps, repairing, lighting, gas anil
oil, 2.46i 78
Poor expenses, including salary of over-
seer and physician, * i,8S8 97
Police-(a), i747 so
City supervisors (3), 555 00
Fire department. g ^40 95
Election expenses, i2S uo
iS76.
Justices', constables* and slaughter-house *.
suits, 3S0 00
Fuel, etc , council room, , 54 73
City cemetery improvements. 2 50
Printing and stationery, 05 40
Strrft cleaning and city walks. 50 20
i876.
street opening expenses, *S( 60
Public cisterns (new), repairs and wells, 807 58
Foot-bridge from M. C. R. R. track to s.
w. corner huron river bridge. 254 75
Bridges (both new), culverts and repairs, 830 45
Cross walks and repairs, tar and plank, 258 02
Interest paid on court house aid bonds. yj8 00
Cast-iron land-inarks fjacobus'c patent), 30 00
Firemen (97), 4S5 00
City niarKet(lease), 75 00
General street iund. i.892 72
Ward street work (6). 4.«*/, 8i
i876.
Overdraft on general and general street
funds, 2-05i 62
iS76.
Extra work on charter, ii8 45
iS76.
Extra work far special commiuees, 6i 65
General fund account to overdraft, Febru-
ary \* iS77, i.488 i7
General fund warrant N«. i078, overdraft, A
February i, i^77, 3S3 5i
General street fund account to overdraft.
February i, i877, • 492 43
Fourth Warr) street fund account to over-
draft, February i, i877, 75 i7
Incidentals. i7i 77
Cash balance on hand, February i, i878, 2.906 i3
Total, $20,282 77
CK EDITS.
iy general fund appropriation and receipts. 7.547 i3
General .-.treet fund appropriation and re-
ceipts, 1.' 2'°i5 66
h irsl ward street fund appropriation and
receipts.
Second ward street,'fund appropriation
and receipts. .
Tliird ward street fund appropriation and
receipts.
Fourth ward street fund appropriation
and receipts.
Fifth ward alrcct fund appropriation and
receipts.
Sixtii ward street fund appropriation and
receipts,
City cemetery fund, balance.
Firemen account appropriation.
Interest account appropriation, court
house aid bonds.
Contingent fund. State liquor tax and U
censes, etc.,
4i6 98
i,09a 97
i*059 50
i,°7S i7
657 49
75" -*7
ii 38
485 00
928 00
9.3i2 22
Total, $20,282 77
The follnweng is the condition of the expenses of
Marshal Johnson, in managing the Police Depart-
ment and tiie distribution Of the Poor Fund, as far
nished by .himself:
Bv A. II. Herron & Geo.
W. Cook.
Poor Aid Given Out.
April, i876. $ 224 24
May. iS7O,
June, H9&
July, iS76,
August, i876,
September, i876,
October. iSi-6.
November, i876.
December, iS76,
January, i87;,
By John G. Johnson.
*'oor Aid Given Out.
April. i877,
. May, i877,
i3' i9 Ju»Ct i877,
i30 08 July, i877.
ii3 89]August, 1^77,
K,5 °4
'74 57
2i4 07
i98 i9
23'-* oo|
*5*65
Total, $i,850 72
One extra police-
man at $6i.00
per month, tor
i0 months, r,io 00
City physician at
S'5 pel month,
tor i0 months, i50 00
^^^^^
September. :,77,
October. iS77,
November, iS77,
December, is.77,
January, i878,
Total, $ 925 50
Balance in favor
of the present
Counil. i.085"
• "J
ii8 40
8. 77
08 20
7$ So
00 95
74 09
97 "7
'".1 54
ii2
$2,0n
The Followtng rate ol
city officers for the ci
elective officers, April .
i officers. May 7, i87;
Mayor, per annum,
Recorder, per annum.
Treasurer, per annum.
Attorney, per annum,
Furejnen, per annum (9
Chief of Police, per dai
Policeman per day (i).
!" Supervisors, per day (3
- Eainp-lighters (oil), pe
Pound-ni asters, 2 (Nort
Teams (a horses), per c
Laborers, per day,
.Masons, per day.
Carpenters, per day.
Oak plank and sleeper;
Pine plank and sleeper:
The city has now the
street lamps in operatic
64 gas posts and lamps
per month, each,
99 oil posts and lamps
plies, per month, e:i
BONDED I;
Bonds as follows, i
County Court House, a
with interest at 7 3-i0 pi
Bonds due February is
Interest,
Bonds due February isi
luierest.
Bonds due February is
Interest,
Bonds due February is
Interest,
Bonds due February is
Interest,
Bonds due February is
Interest,
Bonds due Febmry ist
Interest,
Bonds due February is
interest,
Bonds due February II
Interest,
Bonds due February ii
luierest,
Toral bonded del
The above oonus m
the council ijrocceuiiii;
oi. pa^es uu.nbcis jo/,
'1 uu city h.ut ua ilu
mentioned.
ANN Anno:
Mayor—Deusmorc Cr:.
Recorder—Adam D. b«
Attorney—Robert 1
Treasurer—Asher A. 'J
Marshal and Overseer:


ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1877.
L'he Board of Truateea of School District
>. One of the city of Arm Arbor submit the
lowing report for the school year ending
is day, September 3, 1877:
$1,388 65
83 07
2,320 00
om Balance to credit of General
Fund,
Balance to credit of Library
Fund,
Tax voted to pay interest on
Bonds due Feb. 1, 1877,
Tax voted to pay for fuel, in-
surance, repairs, furni-
ture, janitors' services,
and incidentals,
Tax voted to pay teachers'
salaries,
Tax voted to pay for boiler
and heating apparatus,
Tax voted to pay Bonds due
Feb. 1, 1877, -
Two-mill tax.
Primary School Fund,
Fine money,
Tuition, non-resident pupils,
"resident pupils.
Bonds issued as per vote of
Annual Meeting,
Premium on bonds issued,
Gas, Alpha Sigma Soci-
ety, - $32 00
Gas, Cliosophic Sooiety, 8 00
Gain on Collection of taxes.
Total,
5,100 00
10,400 00
1,500 00
Pursuant to a vote of the last annual meet-
ing the bonds of the district, to the amount of
$5,000, due February 1, 1877, have been paid -~
and retired, $3,000 of which was paid by tax
^ voted at the lat,t annual meeting, and (2,000
by tho issue of uew bonds at 8 per cent in-
terest annually, payable July 1, 1882.
The present bonded debt of the district is
$26,000, payable as follows:
Bonds duo February 1st, 1878, $5,000 00
•' 1879, 3,500 00
"1880, 10,500 00
"1881, 5,000 00
"1882, 2,000 00
Of this sum there will become due on the
A
c
]
EXPENDITURES,
aid Salaries of Teachers,
Bonds due Feb. 1, 1877,
Intorest on bonds due Feb.
1. 1877, -
Heating apparatus, balnnce,
Rent of Fifth street school
room,
Gas from June 1, '76 to June,
1, '77. -
Insurance.
Taking census for 1876,
Librarian,
Books of Library,
Janitors' services,
Wood and coal.
Furniture, matt ng, and ap-
paratus.
Repairs on buildings and
fences.
Incidental and contingent ex-
penses,
Cash on hand, Goneral Fund,
"" Library Fund,
T Hrst day of February next, principal, $5,000;
and interest on the whole sum at 8 per cent.
$2,080. *
The Board recommend that the amount nec-
I essary to provide for the payment of the prin-
cipal and intorest falliu^ due February 1,
8 1878, viz: $7,080, be raised by tax.
Exclusive of the estimated receipts from
, two-mill tax, primary school monoy, and tui-
_ tion toes, the Board estimate the amounts nec-
essary to bo raised by taxation the coming
40 00 | year as follows:
For salaries of teachers,
Bonds due Feb. 1, 1878.
Interest ou bonds due Feb, 1, '78,
Insurance on buildings, -
Fuel,
3,000 00
2,865 43
1,112 74
. 53 17
3,952 28
645 00
2,000 00
- 30 00
33
$34,490 67
2,320 00
2,872 00
$10,125 00
• 5,000 00
2,080 00
510 00
- 1,500 00
1,000 00
, 1,000 00
Janitors' services for several buildings, 1,050 00
. \ x uei,
$18,000 25 1 Repairs,
5,000 00 J FurI1iture and incidentals,
I
90 00 g
162 70
- 510 00 *1
50 00'
. 50 00 ,
71 35
1,047 6fi u
1,180 75 R
- 520 34 _
- 696 94 _
1,024 06
829 01 .
64 89 !l
Total, - - - $34,490 67 I
The expenditure on account of heating ap- -
paratus for the central building i9 larger than
was estimated in the last report. Yet tho Jj
Hoard feel confident that the bills for material
and labor—both rendered at the cost to the i
contractor, without charge for his time in su-
perintending—were reasonable. The increase
from the estimates comes from increasing
efficiency of the work, both in heating and a
ventilating capacity. With the one boiler and
the old system 80 pounds of steam were re-"
quired, and then the rooms could not be made
warm in severe weather. Now, with but 10
lbs. of steam, school rooms and halls, including
assembly hall, which is more or less
'ay, can be comfortably and suf-
$22,265 00
ASSES,
These estimates aro mode in full view of the
stringency of the times, but with the duty and
necessity laid upon us of maintaining the ef-
ficiency and high standing of the schools. In-
cluding $2,000 more for the payment and re-
tiring of bonds than voted last year, they
nevertheless fall short of last year's appropria-
tions. It will be noticed that aside from bonds,
interest, and teachers' salaries, the estimates
amount to but $5,060, assuredly not a large
sum for repairs, insurance, furniture, fuel, jan-
itors' services, and incidental expenses.
The estimate for teachers' salaries, $18,025,
may be considered large, if no thought be giv-
en to the extent and character of the schools.
It should be remembered, however, that the
average attendance upon the schools exceeds
1,400; that the teaching force aiready em-
ployed numbers thirty-five; that the High
j School is larger than any other High School in
the State, that of Detroit excepted, and more
ko J than twice as large as any other High School
of the State, that of Grand Rapids excepted;
and that it prepares more students for the Uni-
versity, or a college couise elsewhere, than all
the oilier High Schools of the State, and more
than any other public school iu the United
States, while providing a thorough and exten-
ded Commercial Course, rivalling the cour ses in
expensive Commercial or Business Colleges, for
our students not desiring a college course.


HIGH sCH00L.
While all the lower schools report
nearly the same numbers from year to
year, the High School exhibits a con-
tinuous growth. The enrollment the
past year exceded that of the previous
year by 44, of which increase 43
were non-residents. The total tuition
receipts in all departments were $4,597,
» gain over the preceding year of $496.
rhe non-resident tuition receipts
amounted to $3,952, an excess over like
receipts of the preceding year of $647.
Such a growth bespeaks, as nothing else
oan, the popularity and I trust the ex-
cellence of the High School.
There is still an occasional doubt con-
cerning the wisdom of fostering so large
a High School department, but the bal-
ance of opinion is very largely, if not
nearly unanimously in its favor.
Cheapness, thoroughness of instruction,
reputation, the interest of the Univers-
ity, and increased local trade, all com-
bine to encourage its growth.
Ths present position of the High
School can be maintained only by su-
perior management and instruction, for
other schools are rapidly coming into
competition with it. Considering the
mutations and perils that beset all great
enterprises, we shall be fortunate if we
never have occasion to deplore a policy
that may lessen the working efficiency
Mid so the prosperity of our High
School.
Of the 417 pupils enrolled, 237 wore
non-residents; their average age was
ibout 18 years; 63 boys'and 6 girls were
aver 20 years of age.
The studies pursued and the number
of pupils in each are given in the fol-
lowing table:
Study. Botb. Girls. Total.
Latin, - - 144 77 221
Greek, - - 53 7 60
French, - - 28 25 53
German, 13 12 25
Geometry, - - 72 31 103
Algebra, - - 150 108 258
Natural Philosophy, - 39 21 60
Geometrical Drawing, 8 5 13
Astronomy, - - 8 5 13
Chemistry, - - 11 3 14
Zoology, - • 24 9 33
Physical Geography, - 28 31 59
Physiology, - - 5 24 29
Rhetoric, - - 20 16 36
Grammar, - - 58 67 125
English Literature, - 10 11 21
Botahy, • - - 28 39 67
Beading, - - 21 36 57
Arithmetic,- - 68 42 110
Civil Government, - 4 18 22
History. - - 66 57 123
Word Analysis - 8 14 22
Geography, - 29 43 72
Composition, - 52 38 90
Pnnctuatiou and Capitals, 40 16 50
Bo»fc.Keeping and Commer-
cial Arithmetic, - 29 31 60
Book-keeping - 50 6 56
Cumnierciariaw, - 17 3 20
Writing, *. - 12 8 20
*
The work of the year closed with the
graduating exeicises of the senior class,
June 22, in the central building. Six-
teen of the class, selected on the basis
of scholarship, furnished the literary
part of the exercises Seventy-oue di-
plomas were awarded, distributed among
the several courses as follows:
Classical Course, - - -22
Latin Course, - - - 23
Scientific Course, - - - 10
English Course, - 4
Commercial Course, - - - 10
German Course, - 2
Besides these, several who did not
. complete our course of study have
passed quite creditable examinations at
the University and others are preparing
for examination in the fall. A larger
per cent, than usual of the class ex-
pected to enter the University.
Some slight changes have been made
in ihe courses 'of -ttcdy. In the Euglish
course, History has'^Seen put in place of
Mental and Moral Philosophy. The
Commercial Course has been extended
to two years by adding U. S. History,
Civil Government, Political Economy,
Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry.
These additions, for the objects in view,
will make it a course of much intrinsic
merit, and it is believed will increase its
usefulness and popularity.
m. iiWJUH Ac C?0. , ||
Botb statistics and examinations
show the schools to be in excellent con-
dition and give promise of a prosper-
ous coming year.
In closing permit me in behalf of all
our teachers to express to the Board our
sincere appreciation of the courtesies
and kindly consideration that have
been uniformly extended to us.
Respectfully submitted,
W. S. PERRY, Supt.
Astn Arbor, Aug. 25, 1877,
VXD !?EAL,
lli. OYSTISBS, Ac.
jn to the purchase of
is Of COUNTRY PRODUCE,
'.vcJiange Block,
ARBOR, MICH.



. ^^^^
CTOir
W. H. JACKSON,
C$P\^ - J Operative and Mechanical
Ogle*, Corner of Mil in and Huron strut*, Ann Arbor, Mirh.
Dr. JACKSON is devoting a large portion of liis lime to the special
object of filling, so as to insure the permanent, preservation of the
Natural Teeth. Anaesthetics administered for Extracting.
.T OX I TV GERNER,
DEALER IX
CONFECTIONERY, GROCERIES,
F IR O 13 XT C E5
Yankee ^Notions and Toys,
OF ALL KINDS.
No. Jfi Main Street, Corner of Liberty Street,
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
seylerTgruner,
Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of
Mens' Boots and Shoes,
LADIES' BALMORALS & GAITERS,
Misses' and Children^' Shoes,
Of every description. Also, a full stock of
MENS* AND LADIES* SLIPPERS,
Which will be sold cheap for cash. Next door south of John H.
May nurd's Dry Good Store.
No. 6 North. Main Street, Ann Arbor, Mich.


8 CHAPIN'S AX\ ARBOR CITY DIRECTORY.
Noble, Rider & Moore,
NO. 2 HURON STREET,
THE OLDEST

ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY.

Gents'French Calf Shoes
Blacking* and HiMuslies,
SLIPPERS, FINE ENGLISH HOSE
And Every Article usually found
IN A WELL APPOINTED ESTABLISHMENT.



INTEODTJCTOEY.
In presenting this volume, our first Directory of the City
of Ann Aebor, we confess to feeling not a little pride at
having produced a work of such size, beauty, and accuracy.
The mechanical part of the work was done at the Steam
Printing and Binding establishment of Dr. A. W. Chase, in
this city, and in point of excellence in its execution, we chal-
lenge comparison with any similar work in the country.
The work embraces a full list of the names and locations of
the inhabitants of the city, a complete Classified Business
Directory, the names of City and County Officers, Public
Institutions, Churches, Societies, &c, also a general descrip-
tion of the University of Michigan, with lists of the officers
and students, for 1868.
We here desire to present our thanks to Dr. E. O. Haven,
President of the University, Dr. A. W. Chase, E. B. Pond,
Esq., Allan Campbell, Esq., and many others, for marks of
kindness bestowed upon us; as also to Messrs. Sutherland &
Whedon, Noble, Rider & Moore, Wilder <fc Warner, Mack
& Schmid, R. W. Ellis & Co., Tripp, Ailes & Price, Suth-
erland & Cole, J. C. Watts & Bro., Henion & Gott, Seyler
& Gruner, J. Q. A. Sessions, Esq., C. H. Millen, E. J.
Johnson, C. B. Stoddard, and a large number of the business
men of Ann Arbor, who have given us substantial encourage-
ment in the work. These enterprising men may bo readily
distinguished from their old fogy neighbors by the prominence
of their signs in the pages of our Directory.
We hope that our Directory of Ann Arbor, for 1868,
will meet with the expectations and approval of its patrons,
and be a fit representative of the public spirit and commercial
importance of the city.
HENRY H. CHAPIN,
Publisher.
January, 1868.



GENERAL INDEX.
PAGE.
Abbreviations 33
Agricultural Society 23
Alphabetical List of Names 33
Church Directory 19
City Government 18
Classified Business Directory 125
County Officers 18
Descriptive Sketch of the City 14
Fire Department I8
Gas Light Company 23
Good Templars 21
Index to Advertisements 12
Masonic 20
Miscellaneous 23
Newspapers and Publications 22
Odd Follows 21
Population I5
Post Office 24
Preface 10
Public School Department 18
Societies, Associations, etc 20
University of Michigan—see Index on last page of book.


CHAPIN's ANN ARBOE CITY DIEECTORY. 13
PAGE.
Moore L. & Son Outside back cover.
Muehlig Florian <, 156
Noble, Rider & Moore 8
North George W 28
Palmer Russell D 25
Parker & Hill Outside back cover.
Polhemus J. A. & Son 126
Porter C. B 155
Revenaugh A. O. & Co 5
Rice Benjamin F 126
Rinsey & Seabolt 31
Risdon Lewis C 157
Rogers & Tread well 30
Sage J. R 157
Sessions J. Q. A Outside front cover
Seyler & Gruner 7
Sipley J. F. & Son 24
Spoor Charles 27
Stelle William N Outside front cover and 123
Stevens S. L 159
Stewart L. B. & Co 4
Stoddard C. B Outside front cover
Sutherland & Whedon 4
Sutherland C. & Co 4
Sutherland & Cole 5
Tripp, Ailes & Price 26
Tuite & Duffy 113
Wagner William 154
Watts J. C. & Bro 25
Wed J. & Brothers 158
Wilder & Warner Opposite Business Directory.
Wines & Douglass 128
Woodruff Thomas M 29


THE
CITY OF ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor, the capital of Washtenaw county, Michigan, is
one of the finest inland cities of the State. It is situated on
both sides of the Huron river, in a high and healthy location,—
and on the Michigan Central Railroad, 37 miles from Detroit,
and 247 from Chicago. The streets of the city are regularly
and tastefully laid out, handsomely bordered with shade trees,
and the more important ones are paved and lighted with gas.
The city enjoys a flourishing trade, and contains many fine
stores, together with extensive manufactories of flour, agricul-
tural implements, carriages, machinery, iron, leather, etc.
Ann Arbor is extensively known as the place where the
University of Michigan is situated, now the largest univer-
sity in America. The whole number of students attending it
in 18G7 was a little less than 1,500, all young men, and very
considerably adding to the population and business of the
place. These students board with families in the city, there
being no "dormitories" or "commons" connected with the
University. The good order prevailing among the students,
and their almost total exemption from the pranks and feuds
that have characterized colleges that adhere to the "dormi-
tory" plan, should commend this example to others. The
buildings, though no effort for architectural effect has been
made, are large and elegant. The main University square
embraces 40 acres, surrounded by streets. On this square are
nine buildings, as follows: one 110 feet long, 42 wide, and
four stories high, used exclusively for lecture-rooms, of which
there are 13, and one room for each of the two Literary Socie-
ties, and one for the Young Men's Christian Association. The
society rooms are elegantly furnished. The second building
is of the same size, used almost exelusively for the Museum
of Geology, Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy, Antiquities, and
the Fine Arts. This is one of the finest museums of the kind


CHAPIN'S ANN ARBOR CITY DIRECTOBY.
15
in the country. The third is the Law Building, 86 feet long
by 10 feet wide, three stories high, containing not only conve-
nient rooms for the Law School, hut also the General Library
Room. Tbe Medical Building consists of a main part, 92 feet
by 42 feet, three stories high, and an addition, 60 feet square,
four stories high, and not surpassed in convenience and size by
any building in the country devoted to such a use. It has two
large lecture rooms—capable each of seating about 600 per-
sons, a Medical Museum, Dissecting Iloom, Offices, &c. The
Chemical Laboratory is an irregular building, partly two sto-
ries high, capable of accommodating about 50 students at
once, engaged in analysis, well furnished with steam engine
for ventilation, and other needed purposes. Besides these is
the President's house, a large square three-story building, and
three other dwelling houses.
The University has another lot of land, about five acres, on
which is situated the beautiful Astronomical Observatory,
mostly the gift of liberal friends of science, in Detroit.
Among the prominent buildings, besides those of the Univer-
sity, are the new Methodist Episcopal church, the Presbyterian
church, Central Union School, Court House, Gregory House,
Hangsterfer's block, the Haven block, Dr. Chase's Publishing
House, National Bank building, and many elegant private resi-
dences and first-class stores.
The educational advantages of this city are unsurpassed,
there being, independent of the University, a large number of
excellently managed schools, both public and private.
The "Union School" is a beautiful structure, having a front
of 100, with a depth of 50 feet, and a hall 100 by 40 feet, and
20 feet high; the building will accommodate 400 pupils.
The population of the city of Ann Arbor, by careful esti-
mate, is about 10,600. This is obtained by multiplying the
names in the Directory by 5, which is the lowest figure taken
by directory publishers when ascertaining the number of
inhabitants. There should be added to this, a floating popula-
tion of 1,200 or 1,500, composed mainly of the University
students.


CITY GOVERNMENT.
CITY ELECTION FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL.
City Council meets the first Monday evening in each month,
at Council Rooms, Engine House, East Huron street.
OLIVER M. MARTIN, .... MAYOR.
ZINA P. KING, .... CITY RECORDER.
JAMES B. GOTT, - - - CITY TREASURER
NATHAN H. PIERCE, - - - CITY MARSHAL.
ROBERT E. FRAZER, - - CITY ATTORNEY.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward—J. W. LAW SON,
JAMES B. GOTT.
Second Ward—J. S. HENDERSON,
G. F. LUTZ.
Third Ward—WM. H. BESIMER,
GEO. W. SMITH.
Fourth Ward—FREDERICK A. HORN,
J. A. VOLTZ.
Fifth Ward—ISAAC DUNN,
GEORGE H. RHODES.
Sixth Ward—RANSOM S. SMITH,
EDWIN WILDER.
SUPERVISORS.
First District—First and Second Wards—
SAMUEL GRISSON.
Second District—Third and Fourth Wards—
PHILIP WINEGAR,
Third District—Fifth and Sixth Wards—
SUMNER HICKS.


CHAPIN'S Aim ABBOB CITY DIBECTOBY. 17
CONSTABLES.
First Ward—Charles Boylan; Second Ward—Frank Neble;
Third Ward—Thomas J. Hoskins; Fourth Ward—Charles
M. Jones; Fifth Ward—Nathan H. Pierce; Sixth Ward-
Joseph G. Price.
COLLECTORS.
First District—GEORGE W. GOODHUE.
Second District—JOHN HARRIS.
Third District—MARVIN V. K. JONES.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
CHARLES G. CLARK, WILLIAM F. ROTH,
DAVID T. McCOLLUM, CHURCHILL H. VANCLEVE.
FERE WARDENS.
First Ward—A. Widenmann, Robert K. Ailes. Second
Ward—C. Schmid, Philip Bach. Third Ward—A. W. Chase,
N. B. Nye. Fourth Ward—E. W. Morgan, Moses Rogers.
Fifth Ward—W. W. Saunders, J. Seabolt . Sixth Ward—I.
Mclntyre, G. D. HilL
BOARD OF HEALTH.
De. R. S. SMITH, J. S. HENDERSON, C. EBERBACH.
Board of Education.
President—JOHN M. WHEELER.
Secretary—W. W. WHEDON.
Treasurer—PHILIP BACH.
Trustees—John M. Wheeler, Henry D. Bennett, Philip
Bach, Ebenezer Wells, Patrick Donovan, C. B. Cook, C. H.
Richmond, C. B. Grant, W. W. Whedon.
Superintendent Public Schools—
Peop. ELISHA JONES.
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CHAPIN's ANN ARBOR CITY DIRECTOBY. 19
Second Ward School—Located on the north-west corner of
West Jefferson and West Fourth streets.
Third Ward School—Located on south side of Miller
avenue, west of Fountain street
.
Fourth Ward School—Located on North street, between
Fifth and Division. New house to be built the present year,
on Division street, between Catherine and North.
Fifth Ward School—Located on Wall street
.
Infant School, basement of Unitarian Church.
Second Ward German School—First street, between Wil-
liam and West Jefferson.
German School—in German Methodist Church, cor. Liberty
and Division streets.
Young Ladies' Boarding School.
The Misses Clark's Boarding and Day School, for young
Ladies—Located on the north-west corner of North and Divi-
sion streets. Miss Mary H. Clark, principal.
i Commercial College.
The Ann Arbor Business College and Telegraphic Institute
is located in the third story of the new block on the north-west
corner of Main and Washington streets. A. C. Parsons, AM.,
President.
Churches.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH—North-west cor-
ner State and Washington streets. Rev. Henry S. White,
pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—South-west corner Huron
and Division streets. Rev. William J. Erdman, pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (St. Andrews)—East side Divi-
sion street, between Catharine and Bowery. Rev. George D.
Gillespie, pastor.


20
CHAPIN's ANN ARBOR CITY DIRECTORY.
BAPTIST CHURCH—North side Catherine street, be-
tween Fifth and Division. Rev. Nathan S. Burton, pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—Corner of Washington
and Fifth streets.
UNITARIAN CHURCH—South-west corner Fifth and
Ann streets. Rev. Charles H. Brigham, pastor.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—North street, between
State and Division. Rev. Henry Dellbaer, pastor.
GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH—North-west corner
Liberty and Division streets. Rev. Gustavus Herzer, pastor.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH—North-east corner
Washington and First streets. Rev. Frederick Schmid,
pastor.
SECOND METHODIST CHURCH—Wall street . No
pastor.
COLORED CHURCH—Fuller street, between State and
Division.
Benevolent Institutions and Societies.
MASONIC.
Masonic Hall is located on the west side of Main street,
between Huron and Ann.
Golden Rule Lodge No. 159, F. and A. M.—Meets Thurs-
day, on or before the full moon, at Masonic Hall. Officers—
R Price, W. M.; A. T. Brugel, S. W.; Jas. E. Marshall, J.
W.; A. W. Chase, Treas.; A. D. Seyler, Sec'y; G. W. Mc-
Cormick, S. D.; J. W. Johnson, J. D.
Ann Aebor Lodge No. 85, F. and A. M.—Meets Wednes-
day evening before each full moon, at Masonic Hall. Officers
—S. G. Taylor, W. M, Z. P. King, S. W.; J. P. Little, J.
W.; M. Martin, Sec'y; Geo. W. Cropsey, Treas.; C. A. Horn,
S. D.; R. A. Allen, J. D.
Washtenaw Chapter No. 6, R. A. Masons.—Meets Mon-
day evening before each full moon, at Masonic Hall.


CHAPIN's ANN ABBOE CITY DIEECTOEY. 21
ODD-FELLOWS.
Odd Fellows' Hall, south east cor. Main and Washington
streets.
Washtenaw Lodge, No. 9,1. O. of O. F.—Meets every
Friday evening at Odd-Fellows' Hall. Officers—E. P. Rose,
N. G.; Charles Beutler, V. G.; David Almendinger, Sec'y;
R. C. Traver, Permanent Sec'y; A. W. Chase, Treasurer.
Washtenaw Encampment, No. 1,1. 0. of O. F.—Meets
on first and third Fridays in each month, at Odd-Fellows'
Hall.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Siloam Lodge No. 462—Meets every Tuesday evening, in
National Bank block, North Main street. Officers—Dr. A.
W. Chase, W. C. T.; Miss A. J. Devlin, W. V. T.; Geo.
H. Pond, Sec'y; Monson W. Bliss, W. F. S.; Samuel R.
Gregory, W. T.; H. J. Smith, W. A. S.; C. G. Cook, W.
M.; Miss Ella Goodrich, W. D. M.; Miss Ruth Henion, R.
S.; Miss Howard, L. H. S.; Edward Barnett, P. W. C.;
Robert J. Barry, W. C.; Miss Clara Mount, W. I. G.; Zach-
ary Roth, W. O. G.
Ann Aeboe Lodge No. 320—Meets every Wednesday even-
ing in Agricultural Hall, corner Detroit and Catherine streets.
Officers—E. H. Green, W. C. T.; Mrs. S. A. Geil, W. V. T.;
W. C. Stevens, W. S.; Geo. S. Wheeler, W. T.; Miss Pamelia
Noble, W. I. G.; Orrin Collier, W. O. G.; M W. Harrington,
W. M.; Miss Hattie Pomeroy, W. D. M.; John F. Geil, W. F.
S.; Miss Abbie Pond, W. A. S.; Collins B. Cook, W. C.; Miss
Nellie Arksey, R. H. S.; Miss Ida Mount, L. H. S.
GERMAN LABORING MENS SOCIETY
Meets second and fourth Mondays in each month, at Binder's
Hall, 50 South Main street. President, August Widenmann;
Vice President, Herman Schlotterbeck; Secretary, George F.
Lutz.


22 CHAPIN'S ANN ABBOB CITY DIRECTORY.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Post No. 1—3d Disteict, Dept. of Mich.—Meets every
Monday evening, at hall n. w. cor. Main and Washington
streets. Officers—Byron R. Porter, Post Commander; Chas.
Besimer, Senior Vice Commander; W. S. Corselius, Junior
Vice Commander; Monson W. Bliss, Post Adjutant; Sam. R.
Gregory, Post Quartermaster; W. F. Breakey, Post Surgeon,
H. S. White, Post Chaplain.
Newspapers and Publications.
Peninsular Courier and Family Visitant—Office No. 39
North Main street, corner Catherine. A. W. Chase, M. D«^
publisher and proprietor; Allan Campbell, editor. (Republi-
can.) Published every Thursday. Terms $1.50 per year, in
advance.
Michigan Argus—Office south west corner Main and
Huron streets. E. B. Pond, editor and proprietor. (Demo-
cratic.) Published every Friday morning. Terms $2.00 per
year.
Michigan State News—Office No. 48 South Main street,
Krause's block. L. Davis, editor and proprietor. (Republi-
can.) Published every Saturday morning. Terms $1.50 per
annum.
Ann Aebor Journal—Office No. North 10 Main street,
opposite Court House. J. M. Cole, editor and proprietor.
(Democratic.) Published every Wednesday morning, it $,200
per annum.
The Michigan University Magazine—Is issued by a
board of editors elected from the Senior Class of the University
of Michigan. Ten numbers are issued during each college
year. Subscription price, two dollars.
University Chronicle—Issued every Saturday, by Stu-
dents of the University. Terms $2.50 per college year.


CHAPIN'S ANN ARBOE CITY DIEECTOBY. 23
Agricultural Society.
The "Washtenaw County Agricultural and Horticultural
Society" owns, within the city limits, on Huron avenue, a
finely fitted up fair ground, of 21 acres, with all the necessary
buildings for their annual exhibitions, etc. The society was
organized in 1848. The officers for 1868 are
President—Calvin Wheeler, of Salem.
Recording Secretary—N. M. Schoff, Ann Arbor city.
Corresponding Secretary—Lorenzo Davis, Ann Arbor city.
Treasurer—John T. Swathel, Ann Arbor city.
Miscellaneous-
AGRICULTURAL HALL—Corner Detroit and Catherine
streets.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY —A. W. Ames,
agent. Office, No. 6 East Huron street.
ANN ARBOR GAS LIGHT COMPANY—Organized
April 2, 1858. Capital $30,000. Office No. 30, South Main
street; works near railroad depot. Charles Tripp, President;
James Clements, Secretary and Treasurer.
COUNTY JAIL—North Main street, between North and
Depot streets.
COURT HOUSE AND COUNTY OFFICES—Court
House square—Huron, Main, Fourth and Ann streets.
FIREMAN'S HALL—Corner Huron and Fifth streets.
HANGSTERFERER'S HALL—South-west corner Main
and Washington streets.
INTERNAL REVENUE — Office for Third District of
Michigan, National Bank building, South Main street. Col-
lector—C. H. Millen; Deputy Collectors—Robert J. Barry,
B. F. Granger, elerk; N. H. Pierce. Assistant Assessor—
L. Dodge.
MASONIC HALL—West side North Main street, between
Huron and Ann.
MERCHANT'S UNION EXPRESS COMPANY—J. F.
Miller, agent; office No. 3 Gregory block.


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24 CHAPIN'S ANN ARBOR CITY DIRECTORY.
OBSERVATORY—East end Ann street, corner Observa-
tory.
ODD FELLOW'S HALL—South-east corner Main and
Washington streets.
POST OFFICE—Gregory block, Huron street, C. B.
Grant, Postmaster; Nelson B. Cole, Deputy Postmaster.
UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS—State street, south.
WASHTENAW MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY—J. G. Leland, President; W. Hamilton, Director;
Thomas White, Secretary. Office No. 20 South Main street
.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY—Office
No. 6, East Huron street
.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. & P. DONNELLY,
DEALERS IN
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Table Cutlery and Plated Goods.
KEROSENE OIL, LAMPS AND FIXTURES,
Groceries and Provisions,
No. 11 E. Huron St., - Ann Arbor, Mich.
J. F. SIPLEY & SON,
Dealers in all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
BOLOGNA AND PORK SAUSAGES, &c,
No. 35 South Main Street, - - Ann Arbor, Mich.


CHAPIN'S ANN ARBOR CITY DIRECTORY. 25

Solid Silver-ware, Single, Double, Triple and
<lnadriple Plated-Ware, Cold Pens,
Fancy Goods, Violin Strings,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
EAZORS, SCISSOES, <3sO.
Repairing, Engraving and Plating, execu-
ted with neatness and dispatch. .
Also, Agents for the
JACKSON PRISON WAGONS & SLEIGHS
No. lO Main Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Vignettes, Cards, Ambrotypes, Porcelain and Solar Portraits, of any size.
Copies enlarged to any size, and Photographs finished in Ink or Oil, at K. D.
PALMER'S.
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26 CHAPttl's AITN ARBOB CITY DIBECTOBY.
• TEIPP, AILES & PKICE,
Ann Arbor Foundry

Flouring Mill, Saw 91111, Paper Mill and Factory
Castings and Machinery made to order.
Mulej- Heads and Flour Packers,
Of the best patters, on hand at all times.
Haying one of the largest catalogues of Mill-Gearing Patterns in the
State, and an experienced Mill-Wright in our Co., we are prepared to
Sire Plans, Drafts, and Estimates for Mills of all kinds, and furnish the
[achineiy on the most reasonable terms. Wc are extensively engage
in making
CENTER DISCHARGE WATER WHEELS,
Of the Latest Patterns, and being the owners of the right for
Huston's Adjustable Water Wheel Scroll,
For this State, we can furnish Water Wheels unsurpassed in power and
and at a much lower price than they can be purchased from eastern
makers. Plow, and other Agricultural Implement Castings. Patterns
and Castings of all kinds made to order. General Repairing Promptly
Done.
«•«
AGENTS FOR.
BOZDinSTE'S JOINT .VAIL
TURBINE WATER WHEEL,
MANUFACTURED BY
J. IT. Ac OO.,
Mount Morris, N. Y.
CHAS. TBIPP. BOBKET K. AILES. EOBEBT J. PRICE.
BILLIARD BOOM.
BESIMER & BROTHER, Proprietors.

HURON STREET,
Opposite Gregory House,
Ann Arbor, Mich.


CHAPIN's ANN AEBOR CITY DIRECTOEY. 31
RINSEY Ac SKABOLT,
B A. K. E 'R S 9
AND DEALERS IN
n

FLOUR AND FEED,
No. 6 Washington Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, &c,
For Wholesale and Retail trade. We also keep a supply of
Delhi Flour, Rye Flour, Buckweat Flour, Corn
Meal, Feed, &c,
At Wholesale or Retail. A general stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Constantly on hand, which will be sold on as reasonable terms as at any other
house in the city. Goods delivered to any part of the city, without extra
charge.
CIIAELES BEUTLEE. E. C. TEAVEE.
BEUTLER & TRAVER,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN

7
PISTOLS, REVOLVERS,
POWDER FLASKS, SHOT POUCHES,
POWDER, LEAD, SHOT, CAPS, &c.
Jot Wort Neatly and Promptly Atteniei to.
No. 3 East Liberty Street, ANN ARBOR, MICH.


32 CHAPIN'S ANN ARBOR CITY DIRECTORY.

At the Company's Ticket Office in the Depot, foot Third St., Detroit,
Can be Purchased to all the Principal Cities and Towns in the United
States and Canadas.
Palatial Sleeping Gars, Pullman's Patent
AND RUTTAN'S WARMINS,
VENTILATING & ANTI-DUSTING APPARATUS
Are in Use on this Great Thoroughfare.
The Westward Trains on this old and reliable Road, connect at Chicago, in
the Great Central Depot, with Trains of the Illinois Central, and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroads, and also with all other Trains diverging
fromTlmt cit? At MICHIGAN CITY with Trains of 1^uisville New Albany
and Chicago Railroad, to all parts of Indiana. At LAKE JUNCTION with
the Joliet Cut-off Trains, to Matteson and Joliet: connecting at Matteson and
Calumet with Trains of the Illinois Central Railroad and at Joliet with Trains
of the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago, and the Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
r°AU Eastern Trains connect at Detroit with the Great Western and Grand
Trunk Railways of Canada, the Detroit and Toledo, and Detroit and Milwau-
kee Railroads, and Cleveland Steamers.
JOHN W. BROOKS,
Boston.
NATHAN'L THAYER
Boston.
R. B. FORBES,
Boston.
DIRECTOES.
H. H. HUNNEWELL,
Boston.
JAMES F. JOY,
Detroit.
ERASTUS CORNING,
Albany.
D. D. WILLIAMSON,
New York.
GEO. F. TALMAN,
New York.
J. M. FORBES,
Boston.
President—JAMES F. JOY, Detroit.
Vice " —R.B. FORBES, Boston, Mass.
'IVeamrer— I. LIVERMORE,"
AudUor-WILUAM BOOTT,"
Gen. Supt,-H. E. SARGKNT. Chicago.
Asst. Gen. Supt.-W. K. MUIR. Detroit
General Receiver—OLIVER MACY.
Local AwHtor—JOBN NEWELL.
OuMer-GEORGE W. GILBERT.
Gen, Ticket A gt.-TWOS. FRAZER.
Chic/ Engineer-JOHN M. BERRIEN.
Master Mechanic—A. S. SWEET, Jr.,
"Car Xepairs-J. B. SUTHERLAND.
ITd Mast.E.Div.Marshall-C.1I.WHITE
•' •' West " mies-S. R. JOHNSON.
Freight Agt., Detroit--!,. P. KNIGHT.
Asst. Gen. FreiglU Agt., Chicago—E. A.
HARKNESS.
C. KNOWLTON. Joliet, Assistant Su-
perintendent Joliet Division, and
Northern Division (Lafayette to
Michigan City), of the Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago Railroad
Company, which part Is managed by
the Mich. Central Railroad Comp'y.


ANN ABBOR
CITY DIRECTORY

FOR 1868.
ABBUEVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
ab above, cor corner, n north,
agt agent, cab mkr cabinet makr, n e north east,
asst assistant, carp carpenter, n s north side,
atty attorney, elk clerk, n w north west,
ave avenue, eng engineer, nr near,
bds boards, e s east side, opp opposite,
col colored, ins insurance, P u post office,
bet between, h house, propr proprietor,
bldg building, lab laborer, Rev reverend,
blk block, mufr manufacturer, res residence.
R R railroad,
b south,
s e south east,
s s south side,
s w south west,
sec secretary,
supt superintends
treas treasurer,
wks works,
w s west side.
The Business Directory will be found immediately following the alpha-
betical classification of names. The names of firms in CAPITAL. LET-
TERS are those of subscribers to the work.
A
ABEL PETER H., (Bach & Abel) bds. Gregory House.
Aborly Mrs. Mary C, res. 6 Second.
Adams Charles K., Prof. of History in Mich. University, res.
s. s. Washtenaw ave., bet. Church and Forest ave.
Agricultural Hall, c^or. Detroit and Catharine.
AILES ROBERT K., (Tripp, Ailes & Price) res. 15 South
Fifth.
Alber Frederick, blacksmith, res. 70 Broadway.
Albrecht John G., bowling saloon, w. s. Pontiac, bet. Fifth
and Summit, res. same.


34 CHAPIN'B A1TN ABBOB [A] CITY DIEECTOBY.
Alderton Mrs. Frances, wid., res. s. s. North, bet. State and
Thayer.
Aldrich Ira, match manuf., 8 Wall.
Allaby William, shoemaker, bds. 40 North Main.
Allen George W., farmer, res. west end Huron.
Allen James C, res. 31 South Division.
ALLEN LUTHER E., (C. Sutherland & Co.) res. s. e. cor.
Fourth and Depot
.
Allen Mrs. Mattie, wks. Tomlinson & Jaynes, res. Brown.
Allen Samuel A., laborer, res. 89 North Main.
Allmendinger Christian, cabinet maker, wks. F. Muehlig, res.
south end Fifth.
Allmendinger David, shoemaker, res. w. s. First, bet. Huron
and Washington.
Allmendinger Frederick, carpenter, bds. w. s. First, bet. Hu-
ron and Washington.
Almendinger Jacob, tanner, res. e. s. East University ave.,
bet. Orleans and Willard.
Almendinger , res. 1 Thompson.
Ambrose Joseph, brewer, res. 22 Broadway.
Ambruster Joseph, wks. Ann Arbor Brewery, res. 22 Broad-
way.
American Express office, 6 East Huron.
Ames Albert W., newsdealer and stationer, agt. American
Express Co., 6 East Huron, res. 25 William.
Amsden Miss Emily, res. s. e. cor. Fourth and Packard.
Amsden T. C, res. w. a. Thompson, bet. Jefferson and Madison.
Andres Mrs. Esther, res. w. s. Fifth, bet. Washington and
Huron.
ANN ARBOR BUSINESS COLLEGE, A C. Parsons,
A. M., President, n. w. cor. South Main and Washington.
ANN ARBOR HOTEL, Byron Green propr., s. side west
Huron, bet. Main and Second.
Ann Arbor Journal, weekly, office 10 North Main.
Ann Arbor Trading Association, deals in dry goods, carpets,
groceries, crockery, hats, caps, boots and shoes—store n.
w. cor. Main and Ann—Charles S. Gregory, Supt.


CHAPIN'S ANTS ABBOH [B] CITY DIEECTOBT. 35
Apfel Henry, harness maker, wks. Adam Schaeberle, res. 26
South Second.
ARAT JAMES W., shaving and hair dressing saloon, 12
East Huron, res. 86 South Main.
ARAY MRS. J. W., washing, ironing, fluting and crimping,
86 South Main.
Ardell Marion, elk. L. C. Risdon, res. w. s. Ingalls, bet.
Washington and N. University ave.
Arksey Edwin, wagon maker, wks. N. Arksey, res. 35 North
Fifth.
Arksey Nicholas, carriage, wagon and sleigh manufacturer, w.
side Detroit St., near railroad depot, res. e. s. Pontiac, ad-
joining factory.
Armstrong Frank H, carpenter, res. 5 Traver.
Armstrong Jacob, mill-wright, res. 23 Traver.
Armstrong, John, carpenter, res. n. e. cor. East University and
College.
Armstrong Solomon, mill-wright, res. 23 Traver.
Atkinson James, laborer, res. n. w. cor. Huron and Fifth.
Avery Fred., res. 49 East Huron.
B
Babbitt John W., Co. Treasurer, res. Washington, D. C.
BACH & ABEL,
(Philip Bach and Peter H Abel) dry goods, 26 South
Main.
BACH PHILIP, (Bach & Abel) res. 74 South Main.
Backus Cyrus, physician, res. 12 South University ave.
Bailey George, machinist, wks. Tripp, Ailes & Price, res. n. w.
cor. Huron and First
.
Bailey Mrs. Mary, res. n. w. cor. Huron and First.
Baker Erwin P., elk. Henion & Gott, bds. n. s. Bowery.
Balcom Hiram, fence builder, res. 63 Broadway.
Baldwin Joseph D., farmer, res. junction Washtenaw and
Huron aves.
Bancker Josiah R., tobacconist, with S. G. Bcnham, bds. Ann
Arbor Hotel.


36 CHAPIN'B ANN AEBOE [B] CITY DIKECTORY.
Banfield Henry, shoemaker, 25 North Main, res. 86 N. Main.
Banister Frank H., elk H. Bower & Son, res. 20 N. State.
Banks John L., life insurance agent, res. south end Grove.
Baptist Church, north side Catherine, between Fifth and
Division.
Barber Mrs. Mary, boarding, res. n. e. corner Huron and
Ingalls.
Barker Joseph, travelling agent, bds. 44 South Division.
Barker Levi S., farmer, res. 26 Liberty.
Barnum Tracy, penman Ann Arbor Business College.
Barnett Edward, mason, res. south end West Seventh.
Barney Mrs. Sarah, res. cor. Huron and Second.
Barry Arthur, col., laborer, res. n. s. Miller ave.
Barry Robert, J., Dept. Collector Int. Rev., 22 South Main,
res. 28 South Fourth.
Bartiett Jacob H., blacksmith, wks. Lawson, Wurster & Ellis,
res. 4 Wall, up stairs.
Bateham Mrs. Mary, res. 36 Washington.
Bateham Byron E., cabinet finisher, wks. J. Keck & Co.'s, res.,
36 Washington.
Baner John G., laborer, res. 2 Maiden Lane.
Banman Henry, wks. M. C. R. R., bds. Diehl's Hotel.
Baxter Charles, (Itobison & Baxter) res. 6 Catharine, west.
Beach Charles, brakeman, M. C. R., res. 44 North Fourth.
Beach William, crockery dealer, res. e. s. Thayer, bet. S. Uni-
versity and Monroe.
Beahan'John, bar tender, 35 North Main.
Beahan Richard, lawyer, 13 South Main, res. 14 North State.
BEAKES HIRAM X,
Judge Probate and atty. at law, office Court House, res.
25 South Fifth.
Beal Clark S., elk. Ann Arbor Trading Association, bds. 41
North Main.
Beal Eugene, elk. A. A. Trading Association, bds. Cook's
Hotel.
BEAL RICE A,
business various, res. 21 South Fifth, cor. William.


CHAPm's ANN ABBOB [B] CITY DIBECTOBY. 37
Beard Daniel, carpenter and boarding house, res. 46 William.
Beardsley Mrs. Susan, res. 53 Washington.
Bearman, Mrs. Frederika, res. e. s. W. Fifth.
Beasly John, cabinet maker, s. w. cor. Fourth and Catherine,
res. 16 Traver.
Beatty Charles D., student, res. s. s. Washtenaw aye. bet.
Forest ave. and Church.
Beatty Mrs. M. C.,*res. s. s. Washtenaw ave., bet. Forest ave.
and Church.
Beck Abraham, blacksmith, wks. John Schneider, bds. 8
Second.
Beck Jonas, cabinet maker, wks. John Keck & Co., res. w. e.
West Third, near Jefferson.
Beckly Guy, painter, res. 85 Broadway.
Beckley Orainel, carpenter, res. 75 Broadway.
Bedford John, grocery store in Detroit, res. 15 North State.
BEHR CHARLES,
dealer in groceries and provisions, 34 South Main, res.
same.
Bell & Hendrickson, (Andrew Bell and Samuel Hendrickson)
groceries, produce and provisions, 2 East Washington.
Bell Andrew, (Bell & Hendrickson) res. 40 South Division.
Belding Mrs. Ann, res. 17 Wall.
Belding Warren D., res. 17 Wall.
Benallack Philip P., elk. A. A. Trading Association, bds. 43
North Main.
Benz August, elk. Bach & Abel, res. n. s. Liberty, bet. Main
and Second.
Bender Bernhard, elk. Bach & Abel, res. 39 South Fourth.
Benedict William A, res. w. s. Main, bet. Mosely and Huron
ave.
Benham Franklin, saloon, opp. freight depot.
Benham Nelson, bds. Washtenaw House.
BENHAM SAMUEL G.,
tobacconist, 3 South Main, res. north s. Washington, bet.
Main and Fourth.


38 chapin's anx akboe [B] city dibectoky.
Bennett Henry D., salt and lumber manuf., South Saginaw,
Mich., res. 22 South Division.
Bennett Henry G., elk. First National Bank, res. 22 South
Division.
Bennett Mrs. James, res. s. s. William, bet. Maynard and
Thompson.
Bently Daniel B., carpenter and mill-wright, res. west end
Hiscock st.
Berian James, wks. Weil & Bros., tannery, bds. Diehl's Hotel.
Berry Erastus, med. student, res. 24 North Fifth.
BESIMER & BRO.,
(Wm. H. and Anson D.) proprietors billiard saloon, s. side
West Huron, opp. Gregory Honse.
BESIMER ANSON D., (Besimer & Bro.) res. s. s. Huron,
between Main and Second.
Besimer Charles, cooper, res. 34 Wall.
BESIMER WILLIAM H., (Besimer <fc Bro.) res. 67 North
Fourth.
Best Mrs. Clarrissa, res. north side Huron, between First and
Second.
BEUTLER & TRAVER,
(Charles Beutler and R. C. Traver) gun and blacksmith
shop, 3 East Liberty.
BEUTLER CHARLES, (Beutler & Traver) res. 6 Spring
near Miller ave.
Bigelke Theodore, laborer, res. n. e. cor. William and First
.
Binder Charles, elk., 60 South Main, bds. same.
BINDER HENRY,
billiard, lager beer and refreshment saloon, 50 South
Main, res. same.
Binder Jacob, laborer, res. n. w. cor. Jefferson and West
Fourth.
BISSINGER GODFREY, (Krauie & Bissinger) res. e. s.
West Third, near W. Jefferson.
Blackburn Frank A., student, res. cor East University av. and
Willard.


CHAPIN'S Aim ABBOB [B] CITT DIBBCTOBY. 39
Blackburn John, elk., L. B. Stewart & Co., res. n. e. cor. E.
University ave. and Willard.
Blackburn Julius A., student, res. cor. E. University ave. and
Willard.
Blanchard Augustus F., groceries and provisions, 1 Broad-
way, res. 24 North Division.
Blanchard James H., student, res. 19 South State.
Rlanchard Mrs. Matilda A., res. 19 South State.
Bliss Alonzo, shoemaker, res. 59 South Division.
BLISS CALVIN,
dealer in watches, jewelry, etc., 11 South Main, res. 23
South Fifth.
Bliss Charles, carpenter, res. w. s. West Seventh.
BLISS DANIEL W.,
botanic physician, res. 18 William, cor. Fifth.
BLISS EDGAR D., (Bliss & Vetter) res. 27 South Division
Bliss Edwin J., builder, shop and res. s. w. cor. Church and
Washtenaw ave.
Bliss Gilbert, elk. C. Bliss, bds. 23 South Fifth.
Bliss Monson W., elk. C. Bliss, bds. 23 South Fifth.
BLISS & VETTER, (Edgar D. Bliss and George Vetter)
saddlers and harness makers, dealers in trunks, etc., 9
East Huron.
Blithem James, laborer, res. 72 North Main.
Blood Edmund, lumber dealer, n. w. cor. Fourth and Depot
sts., res. s. s. Ann, bet. Fifth and Division.
BOD WELL ALRICK M., manuf. school furniture, 33 North
Fourth, res. same.
BOD WELL LUKE W., sorghum manufactory, s. e. cor.
Liberty and West Seventh.
Bohn Casper, mason, res. s. s. Liberty, near West Seventh.
Boner Patrick, laborer, res. s. w. cor. Thayer and Monroe.
Bonnett William J., bakery and flour store, w. s. Pontiac, bet.
Fifth and Summit, res. same.
Bowen Stephen, carpenter, res. 4 Brown.
Bower H. & Son, (Henry and Henry E. H.) dry goods, hats,
caps, boots and shoes, 10 North Main.


40
CHAPIJf's ANN ABBOB [B] CITY DIRECTORY.
Bower Henry, (H. Bower & Son) res. n. w. cor. Miller ave.
and Spring.
Bower Henry E. H., (H. Bower & Son) bds. n. w. cor. Miller
ave. and Spring.
Bowes Mrs. Julia, res. 35 Washtenaw st.
Boyd Mrs. Catharine, res. s. w. cor. Catharine and Ingalls.
Boyer Colter, laborer, res. n. s. Willard.
Boylan Arthur E., physician, res. 13 Fifth.
Boylan Benjamin F., painter, bds. 13 Fifth.
Boylan Charles, auctioneer, res. e. s. Fifth, bet. Jefferson and
Packard.
Boylan John, painter, bds. 15 Fifth.
Boylan Luther W., cooper, wks.. James Jones, res. 3 Mill.
Boylan Moses M., res. 13 Fifth.
Boylan Wm. H. H., sign and ornamental painter, shop n. s.
Huron, bet. Fourth and Fifth, bds. Ann Arbor Hotel.
Braithwaite George, elk., Wines & Worden's, bds. William st.
Branch Chauncey, toll-gate keeper, res. s. s. Huron ave., near
Main.
Branch M. D. L., res. s. side Hiscock.
Brandle Konrad, marble worker, J. E. Eisele & Bro's., bds.
John Eisele's, South Main.
Breakey William F., physician, res. 56 East Huron.
Brehm Peter, propr. Western Bi ewery, West Fourth, res. e. s.
First, bet. Washington and Liberty.
Brennen Michael, shoemaker, wks. P. Brennen, bds. 17 N.
Fourth.
Brennen Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 17 N. Fourth, res. same.
Brewill, Mrs. Jane, res. s. s. Jefferson, between Fifth and
Division.
Brewster Miss M. J., teacher 2d ward school, bds. n. e. cor.
Fifth and Jefferson.
Briggs Edward, res. s. e. cor. Fourth and Packard.
Briggs Van Rensellaer, gunsmith, wks. Beutler & Traver, bds.
R. C. Traver's, Miller ave.
Briggs William B., printer, wks. Argus office, res. e. s. Thay-
er, bet. Washington and North University.


CHAPIN'S ANN ARBOE [B] CITT DIBECTOBY. 41
Brigham Rev. C. H., pastor First Unitarian Church, bds. n. e.
cor. Fourth and Ann.
Brodbeck Michael, shoemaker, wks. Geo. Huss, bds. same.
Brooks Ebenezer, carpenter, res. n. w. cor. Washington and
Ingalls.
Brooks Frederick A., night telegraph operator, R. R depot,
bds. 38 North Fifth.
Brook John W., drayman, res. 68 North Main.
Brook Miss Julia, res. s. w. cor. Fifth and Packard.
Bross Mrs. Anna, res. n. s. Huron, west of First.
Bross George, stock dealer, res. n. s. South Liberty, opp.
West Fourth.
Bross J. & J. F., (John and Jacob F.) wagon makers, 65
South Main.
Bross Jacob F., wagon maker, res. 65 South Main.
Bross Jacob F., jr., wagon waker, res. 65 South Main.
Bross John, wagon maker, res. s. e. cor. Fourth and William.
Brown Christopher, teamster, res. s. w. cor. Fountain and
Hiscock.
Brown Daniel B., farmer, res. w. s. Main, bet . Huron ave. and
Elm.
Brown Mrs. Dorothy, boarding, res. 41 Ann.
Brown John, wks. Weil & Bros.' tannery, res. west end
Hiscock.
Brown Lucian, col., waiter, res. 53 South Division.
Brown Michael, wagon shop, 5 East Liberty, res. 7 East
Liberty.
Brown Robert, carpenter, res. 32 North Fifth.
Brown Mrs. Sarah, res. 49 South Fourth.
Brown William W., teamster, res. east end Hickory.
Brownell Charles S., elk. M. Clark's, res. 49 North Main.
Brownsburger Joseph, farmer, res. n. s. Volland.
Bruegel A. Theodore, elk. L. C. Risdon, res. e. s. Main, bet.
William and Packard.
Bucho Mrs., res. n. s. Lawrence, bet. Thayer and Ingalle.
Buckingham William H., res. n. s. Geddes ave.
Buckingham William, res. n. s. Geddei ave.


42 CHAPIN's ANN ABBOB [B] CITY DIBECTOBY.
Buel George, agt. J. E. Eisele & Bro., marble works, res. 26
Broadway.
Buell George W., broom maker, wks. Seabolt & Buell, bds. 24
Broadway.
BUEL DR. HENRY S.,
dealer in drugs and medicines, paints and oils, surgical
instruments, etc., n. w. cor. Main and Ann, res. n. w. cor.
Detroit and North.
Buell Joshua, broom maker, (Seabolt & Buell) res. 19 Pontiac,
north.
Bufor Joseph, cabinet maker.
Bull Joseph, laborer, res. s. s. Depot, bet. Main and Fourth.
Bullard Embree, stock broker, res. 13 South State.
Burbach Andrew, laborer, res. 17 Traver.
BURCH LAWRENCE D., wood yard, Vine st., res. s. e.
cor. Washtenaw and Forest aves.
Burd Zenas, res. 12 South State.
Burk Louis, soap and candle works, cor. Main and Madison,
res. same.
Burke William, laborer, res. e. s. Ingalls, bet . Washington
and N. University ave.
Burkhardt John C., harness maker, wks. Bliss & Vetter, bds.
cor. Fourth and Pontiac.
Burkhardt, Frederick, blacksmith, wks. John King, res. 60
North Main.
BURLESON JOHN H,
Sec'y University of Mich., and gen'l insurance agt., 15
South Main, res. s. s. North University ave.
Burlingame Edwin A., law student, res. 5 Thompson.
Burlingame Peter M., res. 20 Thompson.
Burnett Asa, wagon maker, shop and res. n. e. cor. Main and
Catherine.
Burnett Edgar, wks. American Express Co.
Burnett Mrs. H. S., res. 41 Ann.
Burnham Nathan, res. 24 Wall.
Burns Edward, watchman, Weil's tannery, res. n. s. Fuller.
Burns James, wks. Weil & Bros.' tannery, res. e. s. Main, bet.
Catharine and Ann.


CHAPIn's ANN ARBOK [C] CITY DIRECTORY. 43
Burns John, wks. gas house, res. adjoining same.
Burns Terrence, tailor, res. cor. High and Grove.
Burroughs Stephen A., student, res. Vine st
.
Burton Rev. Nathan S., pastor First Baptist church, res. s. e.
cor. Fifth and Jefferson.
Bush Peter, cooper, wks. James Jones, res. 66 Broadway.
Buss Frederick W., elk, Slawson & Son, hds. 19 North Fifth.
Butler John, carpenter, res. s. s. Ann, bet . Ingalls and Obser-
vatory.
Butler Robert, printer, wks. Argus office, bds. s. s. Ann, bet.
Ingalls and Observatory.
Butler Simon, mason, res. s. s. Ann, bet. Ingalls and Observa-
tory.
C
CALLAGHAN & CUTLER
publishers and dealers in Law Books, Legal Blanks and
Stationery, 80 Dearbon Street, Chicago, 111. Branch store,
Huron Street, Ann Arbor, during the session of the Law
School.
CAMPBELL ALLAN, editor Peninsular Courier and Family
Visitant, res. 21 South Fourth.
Campbell William, (Storms & Campbell,) res. 8 Broadway.
Canwell William, farmer, res. Lincoln st.
Carey Peter, laborer, res. foot Detroit st
.
CARPENTER HORACE, res. cor. Washtenaw ave. and Elm.
Carpenter Rufus, boarding house, 25 South Division.
Carr James E., printer, wks. Argus office, res. cor. Pontiac and
Fifth.
Carr Patrick, laborer, res. 56 North Fourth.
Carragin John, res. north end Main.
Carrier Elbert E., student, with Drs. Cheever & Palmer.
Carrington John, engineer, res. n. s. North, bet. Thayer and
Ingalls.
Carroll Thomas, laborer, res. Vine st
.
Carter Mrs. Sarah E., res. 76 Broadway.
Casey Mrs., res. w. s. Brown.


44 . CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOB [C] CITY DIBECTORY.
Casterline Ithiel, laborer, res. s. e. cor. Pitcher and Hickory.
Catholic Church, s. s. North, bet. State and Division.
Chambers George H., bds. n. s. S. Thayer, bet. S. University
and Monroe.
Champion William, blacksmith, res. 80 North Main.
Chapin Charles A., (Richmond, Chapin & Co., Detroit,) res. n.
s. Bowery, near State.
CHAPIN JOHN C, res. 6 South University ave.
Chapin Norman, res. 20 South Fifth, cor. William.
CHAPIN VOLNEY, (Richmond, Chapin & Co., Detroit,) res.
n. e. cor. Fourth and Ann.
Chapman Moses D., carpenter, res. east end Catherine.
CHASE DR. A. W.,
Steam Printing House and Book Bindery, publisher Penin-
sular Courier and Family Visitant, also, author and pub-
lisher of "Dr. Chase's Recipes; or, Information for Eve-
rybody," 39 N. Main, cor. Catherine, res. 4 Catherine, west
.
Chase John M., probate clerk, res. South Ypsilanti road.
Chase Mrs. R. B., res. 43 Pontiac, north.
Chase Samuel D., res. 43 Pontiac, north.
Chatam George, laborer, res. south end Fifth.
Cheever Henry S., physician, Demonstrator of Anatomy in
Mich. University, office 28 East Huron, res. s. w. cor.
Thompson and Jefferson.
CHEEVER NOAH W., lawyer, office e. s. Fourth, opposite
Court House, res. s. w. cor. Jefferson and Thompson.
Cheever William, res. s. w. cor. Thompson and Jefferson.
Cherry John, col., laborer, bds. n. end Main.
CHESTER E. & CO.,
(Edwin and Edwin P. Chester,) dealers in drugs, paints,
etc., 13 Exchange block, North Main.
CHESTER EDWIN, (E. Chester & Co.,) res. 22 Maynard.
CHESTER EDWIN P., (E. Chester & Co.,) res. 22 Maynard.
Christman Paul, dealer in stoves and tinwares, 38 S. Main, res.
same.
Church Charles C, manufr mill picks, res. s. s. Orleans, bet.
Forest and University aves.


CHAPIn's ANN ASBOB [C] CITY DIRECTOBY. 45
Church Chauncey R., manufr mill picks, res. n. s. Orleans, bet.
Church and Forest ave.
Church William O, manufr mill picks, shop and res. n. s. Or-
leans, bet. Church and Forest ave.
City Council Rooms, n. s. Huron, near cor. Fifth.
City Gas Works, s. side Depot, cor. Pontiac.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE, 15 South Main.
Claflin Nelson H., med. student, res. s. e. cor. Washington and
Id galls.
Clair John, saloon, n. s. Ann, bet. Main and Fourth, res. n. s.
Fuller, near State.
Clancy James, laborer, res. s. s. Fuller.
Clancy John, general store, 4 East Huron, res. east end Huron.
Clancy Matthew, res. junction Detroit and Pontiac.
Clancy Thomas J., saloon, 19 North Fourth, res. same.
Clancy William, mason, res. 53 North Fourth.
Clark Mrs. Ann M., res. n. s. Volland, near Washington ave.
Clark Mrs. Caroline A., res. 76 East Huron.
Clark Rev. Charles G., res. s. s. Huron, bet. Ingalls and Thayer.
Clark Charles G., justice of the peace, ins. and real estate agt,
20 South MaiD, res. 4 North State.
Clark George W., ostler Cook's Hotel, res. s. s. Depot, bet.
Main and Fourth.
Clark Edward, conveyancer, res. s. w. cor. Huron and Second.
Clark James, mason, res. 40 North Main.
Clark Martin, baker, grocer and confectioner, 39 South Main,
res. 48 Washington, cor. Division.
Clark Misses Mary H. and Chloe A., young ladies boarding and
day school, 31 North Division.
Clark Michael, wks. Ann Arbor Brewery, res. cor. State and
Fuller.
Clark Thomas, laborer, res. cor. State and Fuller.
Clark William, wks. M U. Express Co., bds. 40 North Main.
Clarkins Matthew mason, res. 59 North Fourth.
Clay Henry, (col.,) laborer, res. Arbor st.
Clements Samuel, res. n. w. cor. Huron and Thayer.
Clerkins Mrs., wid., res. 64 North Main.


46 chapin's jlnn aeboe [0] city dieectoey.
CLEMENTS JAMES, gas engineer, contractor for the erec-
tion of gas works, and dealer in cast and wrought iron
pipe, for steam, water and gas, 30 South Main, res. 17
South State.
Clinton Joseph, tailor, res. s. s. Catherine, bet. Main and
Fourth.
Clute William, elk. J. H. Maynard, bds. 49 Liberty.
Cobb Elijah V., carpenter, res. 40 State.
Coch John, cabinet maker, wks. Jenter & Meyer, bds. 21 South
Second.
Colbert Norman, carpenter, res. west end Huron.
Cole Alanson B., book keeper, res. 44 Liberty.
Cole Alvin, res. 44 Liberty.
COLE BENJAMIN F., (Sutherland & Cole,) res. 3 Cather-
ine, west.
COLE JAMES M., publisher Ann Arbor Journal, 10 North
Main, res. 11 South Fifth.
Cole Nelson B., deputy postmaster, res. s. s. Catherine, bet
.
Fifth and Division.
Coleman James, mason, res. 41 North Fourth.
Coleman John T., supt. University museum, bds. Cook's Hotel.
Colier Orrin, shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider & Moore, res. 37
Liberty.
COLLAMER ALFRED B., restaurant, Ann St., opp. Court
House.
Collins & Geer, (George Collins and Thomas H. Geer) lime
kiln, near Ann Arbor Mills and R. R. track.
Collins George, (Collins & Geer) res. Lincoln st.
Collins John, laborer, res. s. w. cor. State and Fuller.
Collins Mrs. L. M., wid., res. 1 Maynard.
Collins Moses F., res. 68 Washington.
Condon Mrs. Alice, res. e. s. Thayer, near Lawrence.
Condon Michael, laborer, res. e. s. Thayer, near Lawrence.
Congdon Charles, machinist, wks. Tripp, Ailes & Price, bds.
D. S. Noble's, West Huron.
Congdon John, res. n. e. cor. Thayer and Ann.
Conover Mrs. Mary, res. 18 South Fifth.


CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOE [0] CITY DIWSCTOBY. 47
Conver Richard M., elk. A. A. Trading Association, bds. 18
South Fifth.
Conrath Charles, tanner, wks. Weil <fc Bros., res. n. s. William,
bet. W. Second and W. Third.
Conway Mrs. Elizabeth, seamstress, res. 36 West Fifth.
Cook Collins B., res. n. s. Miller ave.
Cook Con. G., printer, wks. Dr. Chase's Steam Printing House,
bds. 36 South Fifth.
Cook Elisha W., propr. Washtenaw House, 13 Broadway.
Cook George W., elk., res. 68 Washington.
Cook Jacob, wks. Ann Arbor Brewery, bds. Kossuth House.
Cook James M., torpenter, res. 14 S. Fifth.
Cook John, supt. Forest Hill Cemetery, res. n. s. Forest Hill
ave.
Cook Rev. Samuel R, res, w. s. Thompson, bet. Jefferson and
Madison.
Cook Solon, propr. Cook's Hotel, s. w. cor. Huron and Fourth,
res. 49 East Huron.
Cook Varnum, carpenter, res. 14 South Fifth.
Cooley Hon. Thomas M., Prof, in Law Dept. Mich. University,
res. 60 South State.
Cooper William N., paper maker, res. 24 Traver.
Cope John, milk dealer, res. n. s. Miller ave.
Copeland Edwin R., agt. Grover & Baker Sewing Machine,
59 South Main.
Copeland William, carpenter, res. n. s. Miller ave.
COPELAND WILLIAM F., (R. W. Ellis & Co.) bds. n. w
cor. Huron and Second.
Corey Ames, carpenter, res. 21 Traver.
Corkin Patrick, wks. Weil & Bros', tannery, res. e. s. Main
bet. Ann and Catherine.
Cornelius Rev. Samuel, res. 47 Washington.
Cornell Harvey, woolen factory, (3 miles west of the city) res.
e. s. Ingalls, opp. Lawrence.
Cornwell Henry, (Cornwell & Bros.) res. 44 North Division.
Cornwell Ira A., carpenter, res. 12 Spring.
Corselius Mrs, Clementia, res. s. s. Bowery, near Division.


50 OHAPiir's aits abbor [D] city directory.
Davis William R, (M. L. Shutts & Co.,) bds. Cook's Hotel
Davison Mrs. Catherine, boarding, res. s. e. cor. Lawrence and
Thayer.
DAVISON CHARLIE B., engineer, Dr. Chase's Steam Print-
ing House, bds. C. Woodruff River Road.
Davison Mrs. Mary, res. North St., near cor. Main.
Day Rev. Samuel, res. s. s. Huron, west of First
.
Dean So Co., (Sedgwich and Henry S. Dean) house furnishing
goods, erockery, glassware, etc., 30 South Main.
Dean Henry S., (Dean & Co.) res. 54 "Washington.
Dean James, printer, wks. Journal office, bds. 11 South Fifth.
Dean Sedgwick, (Dean & Co.) bds. Gregory House.
DEFOREST ANDREW, (R W. Ellis & Co.) res. 17 North
Division, cor. Catherine.
DeForest David, lumber dealer, Detroit st., res. 35 North
Division.
DeForest Mrs. E. M., res. n. s. Lawrence, bet . State and
Thayer.
DeForest Isaac, res. 17 North Division.
Deitz Joseph, elk. Guiterman & Co., res. 34 South Fifth.
Delaney John, blacksmith, wks. N. Arksey, res. s. w. cor.
Ingalls and North.
Dell & Jerome, (Mrs. S. Dell & Mrs. C. E. Jerome,) clothing
cleaned and repaired, n. w. cor. Liberty and Fifth.
Dell Mrs. Sarah, clothing cleaned and repaired, 26 E. Huron.
Dengler George, puller, wks. Weil & Bros.' tannery.
Dengler Jacob, fireman Miller & Reyer's planing mill, res. 02
North Fourth.
Denman William, mason, res. w. s. Fountain.
Denton Mrs. Samuel, res. 1 South Fifth.
DePuy Mrs. Francis M., boarding, res. 19 Maynard.
Derby Willliam W., printer and bill-poster, res. e. s. Fourth.
Derele Michael, wks. Weil & Bros', tannery, res. e. s. West
Second, near Jefferson.
DESSOTELL CHARLES H.,
propr. Gregory House Billiard Saloon, res. 50 N. Main.


52
CHAPIn's ANN ARBOE [D] CITY DIEECTOEY.
DONNELLY J. & P.,
(Joseph and Patrick) dealers in groceries, crockery, glass-
ware and liquors, at wholesale, 11 East Huron.
DONNELLY PATRICK, (J. & P. Donnelly) res. n. e. cor.
Ingalls and Ann.
Donovan William, civil engineer, bds. 9 Maiden Lane.
Donner Frederick, laborer, res. s. s. Catherine, near Observa-
tory.
Dorus William, salesman, Wm. O'Hara, bds. n. s. Bowery.
Dose Charles, tailor, res. n. w. cor. First and W. Jefferson.
DOTY ALONZO M., boot and shoe store, 14 Broadway, res.
30 Pontiac, north.
Doty Mrs., wid., res. 19 Pontiac, north.
Dougherty Jerry, tanner, wks. Weil & Bros., bds. s. w. cor.
Catherine and First.
Doughty John, currier, wks. Weil & Bros.
Douglass Darius, res. w. s. Ingalls, bet . Washington and N.
University ave.
DOUGLASS LEVI H., (Wines & Douglass,) res. 28 Wil-
liam.
Douglass Silas H., M. A., M. D., Prof, in Med. Department,
University Mich., res. 64 East Huron.
Dow John B., mason, res. cor. Huron and First.
Drake Lockwood, carpenter, res. 31 Broadway.
DRAKE NATHAN H.,
saloon and eating house, 20 East Huron, res. same.
Drake Nathan, col., wks. L. C. Risdon, bds. south end Main.
Drescher Jacob, shoemaker, res. 24 Broadway.
Dubois Mrs. Harriet, res. 58 Washington.
DUBOIS THEODORE,
nurseryman, dealer in all kinds of fruit and ornamental
trees, shrubs, etc., res. 3 North State.
DUFFY EDWARD, (Tuite & Duffy,) res. 06 North Main.
Dellbaer Rev. Henry, pastor Catholic Church, res. s. s. North,
adjoining church.
Dunlap William, laborer, res. 41 North Fourth.


CHAPEl's ANN ABBOB [E] CITY DIEECTOEY. 53
Dunn Aretus, farmer and stock dealer, res. w. s. Thompson,
bet. Jefferson and Madison.
Dunn Duane B., printer, wks. Dr. Chase's Steam Printing
House, bds. 40 North Main.
Dunn Isaac, drover, res. n. e. end Broadway.
Dunn James E., carpenter, bds. east end Catherine.
Durkee George W., with H. S. Buel, res. n. w. cor. Detroit and
North.
DURYEA JOHN J., foreman press room, Dr. Chase's Steam
Printing House, res. cor. Detroit and Division.
DUTTENHOFER CHRISTIAN, tannery, e. s. West Third,
near Liberty, res. same.
Duval Anthony F., harness mkr, wks. Bliss & Vetter.
Dygert Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 14 South Fourth.
E
Earl Henry, elk. Thomas Earl, bds. 53 North Main.
Earl Thomas, general store, 9 North Main, res. 53 North Main.
Eastman Mrs. Hannah H., res. 56 Washington.
Easton Charles, grocer, res. n. s. Ann, bet. State and Division.
Easton Mrs. Eleanor, res. n. w. cor. Ingalls and Catherine.
Easton Morey A., teamster, res. s. w. cor. Fountain and High.
Easton N. W., res. n. w. cor. Ingalls and Catherine.
Eastwood John F., student, res. 8 South University ave.
Eastwood Rev. Nelson, res. 8 South University ave.
EBERBACH & CO.,
(Christian Eberbach and Emanuel Mann,) druggists and
apothecaries, 12 South Main.
EBERBACH CHRISTIAN, (Eberbach & Co.,) res. S. Ypsi-
lanti road.
Eberbach Edward, machinist, wks. Tripp, Ailes & Price.
Eberbach Ottmar, elk. Eberbach & Co's, bds. n. s. Washing-
ton, near cor. First.
Eberhardt John, elk. J. H. Maynard, bds. Cook's Hotel.
ECCLES THOMAS,
Exchange Billiard Hall, 11 North Nain, res. same.


54 chapin's Aim aebor [E] city directory.
Eckart William, tinsmith, wks. Wilder & Warner, bds. 62 South
Main.
Eddy Calvin, farmer, res. 13 Pontiac, north.
Edmonds Nelson, carpenter, res. west end Huron.
Edwards James, carpenter, res. s. e. cor. River and Pitcher.
Effner George W., carriage painter and trimmer, bds. s. w. cor.
Catherine and First.
EISELE ANTON, (J. E. Eisele & Bro.,) res. s. e. cor. Fourth
and William.
EISELE J. E. & BROTHER,
(John E. and Anton,) dealers in American and Italian Mar-
ble, s. e. cor. Detroit and Catherine.
EISELE JOHN E., (J. E. Eisele & Bro.,) res. south end
Main, cor. Elm.
Eisterle Aiken, carpenter, res. 23 Spring.
Eitebuss Jacob, teamster, res. 42 North Fifth.
Eiting Frederick, wks. Central Brewery, bds. 48 North Fifth.
Eiting Philip, cabinet mkr, wks. J. Rosenberg, res. s. e. cor.
Liberty and West Third.
ELLIS JOSEPH J., (Lawson, Wurster & Ellis,) bds. Cook's
Hotel.
ELLIS R. W. & CO.,
(Richard W. Ellis, Andrew DeForest, Wm. F. Copeland,)
druggists, s. w. cor. Main and Huron.
ELLIS RICHARD W., (R. W. Ellis & Co.,) res. s. s. Cath-
erine, bet . Division and Fifth.
Ellsworth Frederick, boarding house, s. e. cor. Thayer and
Catherine.
Elsey Levi, carpenter, res. 27 William.
ELSTER FREDERICK,
fashionable tailor, cor. Main and Ann, res. e. s. Thayer, bet.
Monroe and South University ave.
Emery Mrs. Elmira, boarding, 37 Thompson.
EMMING-ER & BROTHER,
(Leopold and Anselm,) cutlers, dealers in toys, umbrellas,
etc., 26 East Washington, res. same.


CHAFIN'S ANN AEBOB [F] CITY DIKKCTOEY.
EMMINGER MRS. CHARLOTTE, dealer in German Zephyrs,
Shetland wool, embroidery, etc., also stamping, 26 East
Washington.
Engine House, n. s. Huron, near Fifth.
Engle res. 32 Broadway.
Enis George, tailor, wks. Gilbert & Co., bds. Buchoz' block.
Entres Michael, farmer, res. n. s. Liberty, opp. West Fourth.
Episcopal Church, (St. Andrew's,) 22 North Division.
Erdman Rev. William J., pastor Presbyterian Church, res. 27
Liberty.
Eungfor Ehnfried, cooper, wks. Alex. Soulier.
Evans Edward P., Prof. Modern Languages and Literature, in
Mich. University, bds. n. e. cor. Fourth and Ann.
Everest Mrs. Elizabeth, res. 51 South Division.
EVEREST WILLIAM B., (G. A. Gilbert & Co.,) res. 51
South Division.
Exinger William, pedlar, res. cor. Detroit and Pontiac.
Fanning Charles II., shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider & Moore,
res. 35 South Division.
Fantle Charles, dry goods and millinery, 19 South Main, res.
41 South Main.
Farley James, elk. A. A. Trading Association.
Farmer Mrs. Julia, res. 37 Broadway.
Farrand Mrs. Frances, res. 47 Washington.
Fasquelle Mrs. J. L., res. 70 East Huron.
Fassett Aaron, col., paper hanger, res. w. s. Main, nr. Madison.
Fauth Gottfried, lab., res. s. s. Liberty, bet. First and Second.
Fay Patrick, laborer, res. 61 North Fourth.
Feiner George, shoemaker, wks. Geo. Huss, res. W. Seventh.
FELCH HON. ALPHEUS, lawyer, (Felch & Grant) res. 6
North State.
FELCH & GRANT,
(Hon. Alpheus Felch and Claudius B. Grant) lawyers, s. e.
cor, Huron and Fourth.
Felch Leroy N., shoemaker, wks. A. M. Doty's res. 10 Wall.


56 CHAPIK's ANN ABB0B [J1] CITY DIEECTOBY.
Felch Mrs. Sabin, res. 68 Broadway.
Felch Theodore A., student, res. 6 North State.
Ferris George N., med. student, res. s. s. Packard, bet. Fifth
and Division.
Fields John, bds. Cook's HoteL
Fifth Ward School, s. s. Wall st.
Finer George, shoemaker, res. w. s. West Seventh.
Finkbeiner Adam, shoemaker, shop and res. e. s. Detroit, bet
.
Fifth and North.
Finley Patrick H., lawyer, bds. 51 Washington.
Finley David M., farmer, res. 41 Liberty.
FINLEY HOMER P., (Noble, Rider & Moore,) res. w. s.
Denton, bet. Monroe and Huron ave.
Finn Charles W., foreman A. Soulier's cooper shop, res. 7
Maiden Lane.
Finnegan & Howard (John Finnegan and Franklin Howard)
manfrs. and dealers in agricultural implements, commis-
sion merchants, dealers in grain, etc., Agricultural Hall.
Finnegan John, (Finnegan & Howard) res. cor. Detroit and
Catherine.
First Congregational Church, n. e. cor. Washington and Fifth.
First National Bank of Ann Arbor, E. Wells, president; J.
W. Knight, cashier; 22 South Main.
First Ward School, w. s. State, bet. Jefferson and William.
FISCHER GEORGE, res. 17 South Fifth.
Fischer Joseph, laborer, res. e. s. West Second, near Jefferson.
Fisher Benjamin W., marble worker, J. E. Eisele & Bro., res.
Washtenaw st.
Fisher David, wks. Dr. Chase's Bindery, bds. 65 Broadway.
Fisher Jacob, wks. on railroad, res. w. s. Fountain.
Fisher John, brakeman M. C. R. R., res. s. e. Jefferson, bet.
Fifth and Division.
Fisher William, printer, Dr. Chase's Steam Printing House,
res. 65 Broadway.
Fisher William, elk. Wines & Worden, res. North University
ave., bet. State and Thayer.
Fisher William H., carpenter, bds. 65 Broadway.


CHAPDi'8 ANN AEBOE [F] CITY DIRECTOBY. 57
FISK ISAAC R, (Gilmore & Fisk,) res. 10 North Division.
Fitzgerald Edward, wks. gas house, res. n. w. cor. Huron and
Ingalls.
Flagg Eben, student, with C. B. Stoddard.
Flagg, Mrs. Louisa, res. 12 South Fifth.
Fleming Edward, (Pease & Fleming,) res. e. s. Fountain.
Fletcher Mrs. Catherine A., res. 16 South Fifth.
Fletcher Daniel B., farmer, res. 16 South Fith.
Flint Mrs. Minerva, res. 78 Broadway.
Flynn John, laborer, res. w. s. First, bet. Ann and Catherine.
Flynn John, laborer, res. 74 North Main.
Fogerty Daniel, mason, res. s. s. Fuller, near State.
Fogerty John, mason, res. s. s. Fuller, near State.
Fogerty Thomas, laborer, res. s. s. Fuller, near State.
Fogg Flizath, col., res. 9 North Main, up stairs.
Fohey William, wagon maker, res. n. s. North, bet. Detroit
and State.
Folwell N. B., carpenter, bds. 14 South Fifth.
Foote Albert E., Prof., Assistant in Chemistry in Mich. Uni-
versity, bds. 54 South Division.
FORD DR. CORYDON L.,
Prof, of Anatomy and Physiology, Mich. University, res.
28 South State.
Ford George, res. 13 South Fourth.
FOSTER JOHN S., (Revenaugh & Co.,) bds. E. J. Robert's,
n. s. Ann, bet. State and Division.
Foster John, fine boot maker, B. F. Rice's, res. e. s. North
Thayer, bet . Ann and Catherine.
Foster Samuel, farmer, res. 9 South Fifth.
Fralick Edwin, bar keeper, 20 East Huron, bds. same.
Francisco, David, laborer, res. 76 North Main.
Frank Martin, laborer, res. w. s. Detroit, bet. North and Divi-
sion. ,
Fraser Rev. Niram A., (Methodist,) res. 22 Thompson.
Frazer Robert E., lawyer, office Exchange block, North Main,
res. n. s. Miller ave.
Freedlund Gustave, music teacher, bds. Diehl's Hotel.
8


58
CHAPIN'S ANN ABBOB [G] CITY DIRKCTOBY.
Freeman & Pritchet, (John A. Freeman, Allen Pritchet,) bar-
ber shop, under Gregory House.
Freeman Anthony G., white-washer, res. s. s. Fuller, nr. State.
Freeman Harvey, barber, res. North Main, near Catherine.
Freeman James, blacksmith, wks. J. R King, res. — Fourth.
Freeman James, col., teamster, res. 73 North Fourth.
Freeman John A., (Freeman & Pritchet,) res. n. s. Miller ave.
Freeman Thomas B., farmer, res. 29 North Main.
French Mrs. Eliza, res. s. w. cor. Washington and Fifth.
Frey John, cabinet maker, wks. John Keck & Co.
FRIEZE HENRY S., M. A., Prof, of the Latin Language
and Literature, in Mich. University, res. n. s. Washtenaw
ave, near Huron ave.
Frink Mrs. Celinda, res. s. s. Orleans, bet. E. University and
Forest aves.
Fritz Fouis, farmer, res. s. w. cor. Liberty and First.
Frothingham George E., physician, and Asst. Demonstrator of
Anatomy in University of Mich., office, 28 East Huron.
Fry Frederick, laborer, bds. s. s. Washington, bet. Main and
Second.'
Fuller C, res. 58 South Main.
Fuller Mrs. C. L., res. 28 South Fifth.
Fuller Mrs. Edward, res. 24 South Fifth.
FULLER JOHN T., (Grenville & Fuller,) res. 42 S. Division.
Fuller Mrs. Rhoda, wid., res. n. e. cor. Division and North.
Galick , farmer, res. north end Main.
Galespie Cornelius, res. e. s. Denton, bet. Monroe and South
, University.
GALL JOHN, (Weinmann & Gall) res. 41 North Fifth, cor.
Pontiac.
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, res. cor. Pontiac and Fourth.
Gallt Mrs. Phceba, seamstress, res. e. s. Church, opp. College.
Gallt Miss Sarah, seamstress, res. e. s. Church, opp. College.
Ganson Mrs. J. A., dress and cloak maker, n. w. cor. Main
and Washington, up stairs.


60 CHAPIN's ANN ABBOB [Q] CITT DIBECTOBY.
GILBERT ERASTUS M., (G. A. Gilbert & Co.) res. 13
North Division.
Gilbach Philip, laborer, res. south end Fourth.
GILBERT G-EO. A. & CO.,
(Geo. A. Gilbert, Erastus M. Gilbert and William B
Everest) merchant tailors, dealers in clothing, gent's fur-
nishing goods, etc., 24 South Main.
GILBERT GEORGE A., (G. A. Gilbert & Co.) res. n. w.
cor. State and Bowery.
Gilbert Norman M., res. n. w. cor. State and Bowery.
Giles Miss Ann, res. e. s. Thayer, bet. Washington and North
University ave.
Giles Louisa, wks. Dr. Chase's book bindery, bds. s. s. Fuller.
Giles Orson S., tanner, wks. Weil & Bros., res. s. s. Fuller.
Gi es Robert D., bds. s. s. Fuller.
Gillespie, Rev. George D., pastor St. Andrew's (Episcopal)
Church, res. 69 East Huron.
GILMORE & FISK,
(Lewis B. Gil more and Isaac R. Fisk) booksellers and
sta ioners, 4 Gregory block, North Main.
GILMORE LEWIS B., (Giimore & Fisk) bds. Gregory
House.
Ginder John, cabinet nikr., works John Keck & Co.
Glasier RoberJ B., farmer, res. cor. Washtenaw and Forest
Hill aves.
Glatzel Albert, tailor, wks. M. Guiterman & Co.'s, res. 26
South Second.
Glennan Miss Mary, dress and cloak maker, n. e. cor. Detroit
and Catharine.
Godfrey David, res. n. s. Huron, west of First.
Godfrey Mrs. Phceba Ann, res. w. s. Denton, bet. South Uni-
versity and Monroe.
Goetz John R., saloon, 2 Detroit, res. same.
Goetz John, eating saloon, at railroad depot, res. 42 North
Division.
Golitc Ernst, painter, wks. F. Sorg, res. s. s. Liberty, near
First.


CHAPIN's ANN ABBOB [Q] CITY DIBBCTOBY.
61
Goodale Mrs. L. C, boarding house, 16 North Fifth.
Goodale Solomon D., fruit packer, res. 16 North Fifth.
GOODELL ROSWELL, (McMahon & Goodell) res. 12
North State.
Goodell Solomon D., agt. Kalamazoo show case factory, res.
16 North Fifth.
Goodhue Dallas, mason, bds. s. w. cor. Catharine and First.
Goodhue George W., teamster and contractor, res. 41
Thompson.
Goodrich Cornelius, hardware store, Detroit, res. 11 S. State.
Goodrich Merchant H., res. s. s. Ann, bet . Fourth and Fifth.
Goodspeed Abigail C, res. w. s. S. Thayer, bet. S. University
and Monroe.
Goose Rudolph, shoemaker, wks. E. Vandewaker's, res.
Liberty.
Gordon Edward, elk. E. A. Hyde, res. n. s. Ann, bet. State
and Division.
Gordon William F. machinist, res. 34 North Fifth.
Gore Thomas, laborer, bds. 82 North Main.
GoKter John, wks. Weil & Bro's tannery.
GOTT JAMES B., lawyer, and firm Henion & Gott, office
s. e. ccr. Huron and Fourth, res. 48 South Division.
GOTT JOHN N.,
attorney at law, claim and ins. agt., office s. e. cor. Huron
and Fourth, res. 27 South Fifth.
Gould John M., grocer, n. s. Ann, opp. Court House, res.
same.
GOULET LOUIS X., foreman job rooms Dr. Chase's Steam
Printing House, res. West Catharine st.
Gower Cornelius A., law student and teacher in Union school,
res. s. w. cor. Observatory and Volland.
Gower Cornelius N., lumberman, res. s. w. cor. Observatory
and Volland.
Grady John, laborer, res. s. s. River st.
Granger Bradley F., attorney ar law, 22 South Main, res. s. e.
cor. First and Huron.
Granger George S., lawyer, res. s. s. Forest Hill ave.


62 CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOR [G] CITY DIBECTOBY.
GRANT CLAUDIUS B.,
postmaster (Felch & Grant) res. n. s. North St., opp.
Ingalls.
Grant Schuyler, teller First National Bank, res. n. s. Washte-
naw ave., cor. Volland.
Graves Frederick, cooper, wks. Spafford & Dodsley, res. s. s.
Liberty, bet. W. Fourth and W. Fifth.
Graves William, blacksmith, res. east end Maiden Lane.
Green Anna B., wks. Dr. Chase's bindery, bds. 24 Spring.
GREEN BYRON,
prop'r Ann Arbor Hotel, s. s. Huron, bet. Main and
Second.
Greene William W., M. D., Prof, of Civil and Military Surgery
in Mich. University.
Greenman Mrs. Catherine, res. 33 Wall.
Greenman Jackson, turner, res. 29 Wall.
Gregg Morris S., elk., M. C. freight depot, res. s. e. cor. Foun-
tain and Hiscock.
Gregor Markus, elk. C. Fantle, bds. 51 South Main.
Gregory Alonzo A., res. n. e. cor. Spring and Hiscock.
Gregory Charles S., supt. Ann Arbor Trading Association,
res. Dexter, bds. Cook's Hotel.
GREGORY HOUSE,
Edgar M. Gregory, propr., n. w. cor. Main and Huron.
Gregory Sam. R, builder, res. s. s. Bowery.
GRENVILLE & FULLER,
(George Grenville and John T. Fuller) drugs and medi-
cines, paints and oils, 5 South Main.
GRENVILLE GEORGE (Grenville & Fuller) res. 38 Wash-
ington.
Grenville George H., elk., res. 5 South Main, up stairs.
Grenville Thomas B., elk., bds. 38 Washington.
Gretsinger John, mason, res. s. e. cor. Liberty and West
Fourth.
Grieb Charles F., elk. Wm. Wagner, bds. same.
Griffin John, tailor, wks. M. O'Rourk's, bds. same.
Grisson Dr., Samuel, res. 10 Jefferson.


64 chapin's axx aebor [H] city dibectory.
Hahn Frederick L., insurance agent, res. 41 South Fourth.
Hahnele Martin, wks. Miller & Reyer, bds. Diehl's Hotel.
Hahnle Michael, blacksmith, wks. Ch. Schumacher, bds.
Schneider.
Hahnle Michael, blacksmith, wks. Ch. Schumacher, res. n. s.
Washington, bet. First and Second.
Hahs Gottlieb, tailor, wks. M. Guiterman & Co.
Haines Mrs. E. A., millinery rooms, 17 South Main, res. same.
Halbert S., gas fitter.
Halbich Christian, wks. Weill & Bros', tannery, res. cor. W.
Second and W. Jefferson.
Hall Lorenzo D., merchant, store in Augusta, Mich., res. 38
Liberty.
Haley John, laborer, res. 51 North Fourth.
HALL AUGUSTUS R,
baker and grocer, 23 North Main, res. 19 North State,
cor. Bowery.
HALL E. F.,
groceries, provisions, crockery, etc, north side Ann, opp.
Court House, res. 52 North Main, cor. North.
Hall Frederick B., baker, wks. A. R. Hall's, res. 23 N. Main.
Hall Ichabod N., photographer, Exchange block.
Hall Lavelette, painter, res. 72 North Main.
Haller George, carpenter, res. n. w. corner Denton and
Monroe.
Haller George, watchmaker, wks. 22 East Huron, bds. same.
HALLER JACOB,
watchmaker and jeweler, 22 East Huron, res. same.
Hallock John T., joiner, res. cor. East and North University
aves.
Hamlin Mrs. Sophia, res. 11 South Fourth.
Hammond Albert R, carpenter, res.^ n. s. Washtenaw ave.,
nr. Forest ave.
Hammon Amriah, miller, wks. Swift & Deubel, res. 38 Broad-
way.
Hample Charles, currier, wks. Weil & Bros., res. s. s. Miller
ave.


66 CHAPIK'S ANN AEBOE [H] CITY DIRBCTOBY.
Hartwell John W., res. s. s. Huron, -west of First
.
Hatch Charles, physician, office 3 Broadway, bds. 24 North
Division.
Hatch William A., harness maker, wks. Chas. Spoor, res. 19
William.
Hatch William A., salesman C. H. Millen's, bds. 29 William.
Haupt John, carpenter, res. Main.
Haupt John, wagon maker, res. cor. Fourth and Liberty.
Hauser Caroline, wash woman, 29 Broadway.
Hauser John, blacksmith, wks. Lawson, Wurster & Ellis, res.
29 Broadway.
HAVEN REV. ERASTUS O.,
President University of Michigan, res. n. s. South Univer-
sity ave.
Haviland & Rhodes (T. A. Haviland and L. F. Rhodes)
machine and blacksmith shop, 3 and 5 Wall.
Haviland Tertulus A., (Haviland & Rhodes) res. s. s. River st.
Hawkesworth Joshua, currier, wks. Weil & Bros., res. w. s.
First, bet. Huron and Washington.
Hawkins Abram, M. Union Express messenger, res. n. e. cor.
Fourth and Liberty.
HAWKINS OLNEY, lawyer, office s. e. cor. Fourth and
Ann, res. s. s. Miller ave.
Hayden William, laborer, res. n. s. Geddes ave.
Haylow Michael J., currier, wks. Weil & Bros., res. s. s.
Liberty, near West Sixth. ,
Haynes Peter, painter, res. n. w. cor. Catharine and Fifth.
Healy Alonzo, carpenter, res. s. w. cor. Catherine and Second.
Hedges Stephen, carpenter, res. s. e. cor. Denton and Monroe.
Heinrich Gotlieb, wks. Western Brewery, res. w. s. West
Third, bet. William and Jefferson.
Heinrich John, propr. Kossuth House, s. w. cor. Pontiac and
Summit.
Heinzman Christopher, elk. Rayer & Laubengayer, bds. 6
East Washington.
Heinzman Jacob, tannery, s. w. cor. William and West Third,
Helj Eugene, laborer, res. e. s. Brown.


CHAPIN'S A2TK ARBOR [2] CITY DIRBCTOBY. 67
Hemingway James, res. e. s. Church, bet. Orleans and Wash-
tenaw ave.
Hemingway John M., carpenter, res. e. s. Church, bet. Orleans
and Washtenaw ave.
Henderson Frank, clerk, John S. Henderson, bds. 78 South
Main.
Henderson John S., dealer in groceries and provisions, 29 South
Main, res. 78 South Main.
Henderson Joseph, blacksmith shop, 26 North Fourth, res. 10
Maynard.
Henderson Lizzie, wks. Dr. Chase's bindery, bds. Mrs. Dal-
ton's, Fountain st.
Hendrick Gotleib, wks., Western Brewery, res. w. s. West
Third.
Hendrickson Samuel, (Bell <fc Hendrickson) res. 23 Thompson.
Hendryx Truman C, med., student, res. 4 S. University ave.
HENION & GOTT,
(Samuel N. Heuion and James B. Gott), dry goods, car-
pets and oil cloths, s. e. cor. Main and Huron.
Henion Aaron B., (West (S^Henion) res. w. s. South Main opp.
Huron ave.
Henion George H., elk. Henion & Gott, bds. South Main.
Henion Henry, farmer, res. south end West Second.
Henion Herbert, elk. Henion & Gott, bds. w. s. Main, opp.
Huron ave. J
Henion Lauren, clerk, Bach & Abel, bds. w. s. Main, opp.
Huron ave.
Henion Mrs. Rebecca, res. w. s. Main, opp. Huron ave.
HENION SAMUEL N., (Henion & Gott), res. 22 Liberty.
Henne George, currier, wks. Weil & Bros., re&. s. s. Liberty,
near West Seventh.
Henne John F., shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider & Moore, res.
s. s. Liberty,bet. W. Fourth and W. Fifth.
Henning & Wood, (David Henning and Wood), fruit
packers, cor. Detroit and Fifth.
Henning Miss Amanda, teacher, First Ward school, bds. 67
East Huron.


68 CHAPIN's ANN ARBOR [H] CITY DIRECTORY.
Henning David, manufr. staves and barrels, at Belleville, res.
31 Liberty.
Henriques Emanuel, res. n. e. cor. Division and Bowery.
Hepfer Jacob, tinsmith, wks. Pease & Fleming, res. n. side
West Huron.
Herz August, groceries and provisions, 17 Broadway, res. 12
Wall.
Herzer Rev. Gustavus, pastorGerman Methodist Church, res.
14 South Division.
HEWITT THOMAS L.,
dealer in groceries, produce, fish and confectionery, n. &
cor. Main and Ann, res. 17 East University, bet . College
and Orleans.
Heydlauff William, tanner, wks. C. Duttenhofer, bds. same.
Hicks Samuel, res. 18 Wall.
Hicks Wesley, mason, res. 16 Wall.
Higginson George, carpenter, res. 8. s. Fuller, near State.
HILL GEORGE D.,
fanner, propr. flouring mill, 48 Broadway, res. s. s. Hill
st., cor. Grove.
Hill George W., with Sommer & Darragh, res. s. s. Hill st,
cor. Grove.
Hill Henry, mason, res. 64 North Fourth.
Hill Thomas F., (Richmond, Chapin & Co., Detroit) res. s. w.
cor. Liberty and South Fourth.
Hill wagon maker, bds. 43 North Fourth.
Hiller Andrew, carpenter, res. w. s. West Seventh.
Hilton & Elsey (Wm. Hilton and Levi Elsey) builders, rear
Miller & Rayer's planing mill, Detroit st
.
Hilton William, builder (Hilton & Elsey) res. n. s. Geddea
ave., nr. Washtenaw.
Himes George K., carpenter, res. 1 Broadway, up stairs.
Hinch William, porter, Gregory House.
HinkinsMrs. Margaret, wid., res. 71 North Main.
Hirth Frederick, tanner, wks. Henry Krauss, res. w. s. West
Second, nr. William.
Hiscouk Daniel, farmer, re?. 97 North Main.


CHAPIn's ANN AEBOE [H] CITY DIRECTORY. 69
Hoban Mrs. Ellen, res. n. w. cor. Second and Ann.
Hoban Thomas, elk. Tuite & Duffy.
Hobert Arthur S., elk. Dean & Co.'s, bds. Gregory House.
Hoffstetter Christian, mason, res. n. s. Liberty, near West
Fourth.
Hoffstetter Jacob, harness maker, wks. Bliss & Vetter, bds.
Liberty.
HOFFSTETTER JOHN
dealer in groceries and provisions, flour and feed, 29
Washington, res. same.
Hogan Dennis, res. n. w. cor. South Main and Mosely.
Holden Solomon C, res. bet . N. University ave. and old
cemetery.
Holden Mrs., res. 60 Washington.
Holder Charles, laborer, res. north end Second.
Holliday Charles, teamster, res. north end Mill st
.
Hollister Mrs. Anna, res. 18 Maynard.
Holman Orin, laborer, res. e. s. Observatory.
Holmes Alfred H., express and baggage wagon, res. s. e. cor.
Ingalls and Ann.
Holmes William D., dealer in pictures, frames, mouldings,
glass, etc., 32 East Huron, res. s. e. cor. Huron and
Thayer.
Holmes Sidney T., dealer in musical instruments and books,
32 East Huron, bds. s. e. cor. Huron and Thayer.
HONSES ADAM, inanufr. Cappillaire, Huron st., opp. Greg-
ory House.
Hooker James S., mason, res. s. w. cor. Washtenaw and For-
est aves.
Hooper Charles H., with F. B. Hooper, Ann Arbor Brewery,
bds. e. s. Thayer, bet. Washington and N. University ave_
Hooper Frederick B., propr. Ann Arbor Brewery, n. w. cor.
State and Fuller, bds. e. s. Thayer, bet. Washington and
North University ave.
Hooper R., res. 8 North State.
Horan Miss Eliza, ladies' hair work, res. n. e. cor. Detroit and
Catharine.


70 CHAPIn's ANN ABBOE [TT] CITY DIEECTOBY.
Horn & Rowe, (Charles A. Horn and Wilber F. Rowe) tobac-
conists, 7 East Huron.
Horn Charles A., (Horn & Rowe) res. 28 North State.
Horn Frederick A., res. 18 North State.
Hosford Mrs. Eliza A, tailoress, res. s. w. cor. Catherine and
Second.
Hosford William, elk., Cook's Hotel.
Hoskins Thomas J., constable, res. 57 North Main.
Hotchkins Thomas, carpenter, res. n. e. end Broadway.
Hotchkins Wright, carpenter, res. n. e. end Broadway.
House Samuel, farmer, n. e. end Broadway.
Howard Franklin, (Finnegan & Howard), res. cor. Detroit and
Catherine.
Howard Mrs. Mary, res. n. s. Ann, east of Ingalls.
Howard Matthew, gardener, res. n. s. High st.
Howard Robert, janitor, law building, res. e. s. Denton bet
Monroe and Huron ave.
Howe Harlow H., boarding house, 41 Washington.
Howell Albert J., agt. Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines,
3 Gregory block, bds. 43 North Main.
Howiey Mrs., res. w. s. Pitcher. ,
HuettMrs. Dr., res 28 Broadway.
Huhn Mrs., res. 82 South Main.
Hu bert William, res. 21 South State.
Hull George L., res. 39 Thompson.
Hull Mrs. Jerusha, wid., tailoress, res. w. s. Ingalls, bet.,Wash.
ington and North University ave.
Hulme George, foundry, Broadway, near river, res. same.
Hunt Alfred H., res. 5 North State, cor. Ann.
HUNT JOHN W.,
dealer in hardware, cutlery, iron, nails, glass, etc., 6 South
Main, bds. Gregory House.
Huss George, boot and shoe shop, n. s. Liberty, bet. Main and
Second, res. 30 South Fifth.
Hutchins Thomas J. auctioneer, bds Ann Arbor Hotel.
Hutchinson Mrs. E. C, res. n. s. Jefferson, bet. Maynard and
State.


CHAPDf's ANN ABBOB CITT DIEBCTOBY. 75
Keegan John, farmer, res. Lincoln st.
Keeler George W., blacksmith shop, w. s. Fountain, res. same.
Keenan Miss Mattie T., millinery rooms, 5 North Main, res.
same.
Keeney Mrs. Pledis, res. with H. H. Warner, South Main.
Kciser Christian, wagon maker, wks. F. Ziegler, bds. s. e. cor.
Washington and Second.
Keiser Mrs. Hannah, res. 82 South Main.
Keiser Jacob, blacksmith, wks. C. Schumacher, bds. same.
Kelley & Teufel, (Charles S. Kelley and Antone Teufel,) har-
ness makers, n. e. cor. Main and Washington, up stairs.
Kelley Mrs. Adaline, res. s. e. cor. Thayer and Monroe.
Kelly Brock G., tinsmith, wks. L. C. Risdon, bds. s. w. cor.
Catherine and First.
Kelley Charles S., (Kelley & Teufel,) bds. Cook's Hotel.
Kelley Charles, harness maker, bds. 11 North Main.
Kelley Daniel R., book-keeper, Finnegan & Howard, res. n. s.
Catherine, near Baptist Church.
Kelley George B., elk.. Wines & Worden, res. 38 S. Division.
Kelly John, tailor, shop and res. 18 Broadway.
Kelley, 0. A., dry goods and groceries, 28 East Huron, res. s.
s. Geddes ave.
Kelley Mrs. Oliver, res. 38 South Division.
Kellogg Mrs. A. E., res. n. s. Ann, bet . Fifth and Division.
KELLOGG DANIEL B.,
physician, office and residence 8 Brown st.
Kellogg Dorr, book-keeper, L. C. Risdon's, res. s. s. Bowery.
Kellogg Miss Frank, teacher Fifth Ward School, bds. 31 Pon-
iac, north.
Kellogg George B., elk. Wiues & Worden's, res. — Division.
Kellogg Henry W., carpenter, res. 31 Pontiac, north.
Kemp Joseph, custom house officer, res. s. s. Bowery, near
Division.
Kemp Joe B., elk. Cook's Hotel.
Kemper & Diehl, (Adolph Kemper and Christian Diehl,) hats,
caps, furs and furnishing goods, boots and shoes, 15 South
Main.


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Kemper Adolph, (Kemper & Diehl,) res. 45 North Fifth.
Kempf John, butcher, wks. G. F. Gwinner, bds. 16 East
Washington.
Kempe Mrs. Kate, res. 26 South Second.
Kennedy Patrick, carpenter, res. w. s. Second, bet. Catherine
and North.
Kennedy William, tinsmith, wks. L. C. Risdon, bds. — Fourth.
Kennenberg Frederick, laborer, res. cor. High and Grove.
Kern George, lab., bds. s. s. Washington, bet. Main and Second.
Kettner John, restaurant, 22 East Washington, res. same.
Ketz Jacob, laborer, res. south end Fourth.
Keyes Daniel P., mannfr. stump machines, res. s. s. Jefferson,
bet. Fifth and Division.
Kiebler Michael, mason, res. north end Main.
KIERSTEAD DANIEL,
dealer in hats, caps, furs, and gents' furnishing goods, 8
North Main, also manufr. slat window curtains, 35 North
Fifth, res. same.
KIERSTEAD WILLIAM L, hats, caps, furs, and gents'
furnishing goods, 8 North Main, res. 35 North Fifth.
Kiley, Joseph, laborer, res. s. w. cor. State and Fuller.
Killington Thomas, shoemaker, wks. A. M. Doty's.
King Abraham H., carpenter, res. 16 Thompson.
King John R, blacksmith shop, s. s. Catherine, bet. Fourth
and Fifth, res. west end Hiscock st
.
KING ZINA P.,
attorney at law, gen'l fire, life and accident ins. and real
estate agt., 15 South Main, res. n. w. cor. Jefferson and
Thompson.
KINGSLEY & MORGAN, (James Kingsley, Elijah W. Mor-
gan,) attorneys at law, east side public square.
KINGSLEY JAMES, lawyer, e. s. Fourth, opp. Court House,
res. n. s. Bowery, near State.
KINNE EDWARD D., (Palmer & Kinne,) res. 1 South Fifth,
cor. Huron.
Kinney Miss Ellen, wks. Linkx's hoop skirt factory, bds. 10
Catherine, west.


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Lantz William, laborer, res. s. s. Liberty, near First.
Lathrop Edgar P., carriage manufr., res. s. w. cor. Fifth and
William.
Latimer L. & Son, (Lester and Charles E.) ice dealers, Lower
Town.
Latimer Charles E., (L. Latimer & Son,) res. n. w. cor. Wash-
tenaw and Cedar.
Latimer Lester, (L. Latimer & Son,) res. n. w. cor. Washte-
naw and Cedar.
Latson William, res. 9 Maynard.
Laubengayer Gottlob, agriculture implements, n. s. Liberty,
bet. Main and Second, res. same.
LAUBENGAYER JACOB, (Rayer & Laubengayer) bds.
Cook's Hotel.
LAWRENCE EDWIN, Circuit Judge, res. n. e. cor. Divi-
sion and North.
Lawrence John F., law student, res. n. e. cor. Division and
North.
Lawrence William F., carpenter, res. s. s. Forest Hill ave.
LAWSON, WURSTER & ELLIS,
(Joseph W. Lawson, Frederick Wurster and Joseph J.
Ellis) carriage and wagon making and blacksmithing, 21
and 23 North Fourth.
LAWSON JOSEPH W.. (Lawson, Wurster & Ellis) res. 5
South Fifth.
Leach Miss Fannie, res. e. s. Thayer, bet. Washington and
North University ave.
Leavenworth Edward, miller, res. 50 South Division.
Leedy Mrs Lucy E., res. s. w. cor. Felch and Fountain.
Lemon Rev. Joseph C, (Baptist) res. s. e. cor. East University
ave. and Orleans.
Lennon John, mason, res. n. e. end Broadway.
Leonard Mrs. Adelaide, res. s. s. Fuller.
Leonard Chauncey, farmer, res. s. e. cor. Huron ave. and
Grove.
Leonard Emerson A., wks. Dr. Chase's bindery, bds. cor. State
and Huron ave.


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Leonard Robert P., res. 32 South Fourth.
Leonard William, wks. Dr. Chase's bindery, bds. cor. State
and Huron ave.
Leonard William, shoemaker, res. 65 North Main.
Leonhard Christian, res. 39 South Fourth.
LeSeur Erastus, Ann Arbor and Howell stage line, res. 34
Broadway.
LeSuer Mark, res. 89 Broadway.
LeSuer William, hack-driver, Robinson & Baxter.
LeVan Eklridge, elk. Wines & Worden, res. Ann.
LeVan D., w'th Wines & Worden, bds. Gregory House.
Lewis Mrs. Eliza, res. n. s. Miller ave.
Lewis John, farmer, bds. Cook's Hotel.
Lewis Frank J., res. n. s. Miller ave.
Lewis John M., sawyer, wks. Patridge & Whitney, res. s. w.
cor. Huron ave. and Grove.
Linkx Louis, millinery, hoop skirts and corsets, 12 North Main,
res. n. w. cor. Catherine and Second.
Little John P., carpenter, res. w. s. Church, nr. Washtenaw
ave.
Littlefield Josiah, student, res. s. e. cor. Washtenaw ave. and
Church.
Littlefield Mrs. Mary, res. s. e. cor. Washtenaw ave. and
Church.
Livingston Isaac, bds. n. s. Ann, bet. State and Division.
Lockland Mrs. Mary, res. s. e. cor. Fifth and Packard.
Lo'jkwood Sarah, wks. Dr. Chase's bindery, res. 41 Broadway.
Lodholz Gottlieb, bakery, 4 Broadway, res. same.
LOEB A. & C. & CO.,
(Alexander and Cauffman Loeb and Bernard Rose) deal-
ers in clothing and furnishing goods, 8 East Huron.
LOEB ALEXANDER, (A. & C. Loeb & Co.) res. Cleveland,
Ohio.
LOEB CAUFFMAN, (A. & C. Loeb & Co.) res. Cleveland,
Ohio.
Logan Erasmus, turn-key, county jail.
Long Frederick, laborer, res. w. s. Grove.


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Long Aaron, cigar maker, wks. Horn & Rowe, bds. Gregory
House.
Long George, carpenter, bds. 45 North Main.
Long Ralph, laborer, res. s. s. Catherine, near Observ.atory.
Long William, carpenter, res. 45 North Main.
Loomis George L., elk. J. S. Henderson, res. s. s. Catherine,
bet . Fifth and Division.
Loomis William L., farmer, res. n. s. Ann, bet . Fifth and Divi-
sion.
Loring Barnes, res. 11 Spring.
Louis John, wks. Patridge, Mallory & Laffrey's, bds. 82 North
Main.
Loux Mrs. Mary, res. 36 Washington.
Lovejoy William A., Am. Express messenger, res. 11 Maiden
Lane.
Loveland John W., patent right dealer, res. 30 Broadway.
Lovell Edward C, student, res. n. w. cor. Jefferson and
Thompson.
Lovell Vincent S., student, res. n. w. cor. Jefferson and Thomp-
son.
Lowery William H., cooper, res. s. s. Depot.
Lucas Franklin S., [shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider and Moore,
res. Fountain, bet Miller ave. and Felch.
Lucas James H., col., laborer, res. cor. Pontiac and Fifth.
Lucas Morris, (Storey & Lucas) col., barber, bds. w. s. North
Main, bet. Catherine and Ann.
Ludlow Charles H., elk. Wines & Worden, bds. on Fourth.
Lutz George, carpenter, res. w. s. West Second, near Jefferson.
LUTZ GEORGE F.,
groceries and provisions, and saloon, 40 South Main, res.
same.
Lutz George F., jr., elk. 40 South Main.
Lutz Loomis, harness maker, wks. Adam Schaeberle, res. s. s.
Liberty, near West Sixth.
Lutz Philip, wks. Western Brewery, bds. on Liberty.
Lutz Philip, tailor, res. e. s. West Third, near Jefferson.
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82 CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOE [M] C1TY DIRECTORY.
Lymbnmer William, res. w. s. Ingalls, bet. Washington and
North University ave.
Lyon Mason R, physician, bds. a. e. cor. Thayer and Monroe.
McCarty William, laborer, res. n. w. cor. Ingalls and Ann.
McCaughey Samuel, farmer, res. 25 Thompson.
McCollum Albert D., moulder, wks. Tripp, Ailes & Price, res.
29 Pontiac, north.
McCOLLUM DAVID T., justice of the peace, book-keeper
and conveyancer, office 2 Exchange block, res. 29 Pontiac,
north.
McCollum Henry C, bds. 29 Pontiac, north.
McCollum Mrs. John, res. 3 Catherine, west
.
McCollum Malcom, res. 3 Catherine, west.
McCollum Thomas B., bds. 29 Pontiac, north.
McCormick George W., res. 63 South Division.
McCourt Mrs. Rose, wid., res. 73 North Main.
McCracken Mrs. Lucinda, res. 33 Broadway.
McCRACKEN ROBERT G., printer, wks. Argus office, res. 23
Broadway.
McCracken William, wks. Tomlinson & Jaynes, res. 33 Broad-
way.
McCracken William, printer, wks. Argus office, bds. 33 Broad-
way.
McCreery William, res. 25 South Fourth.
McCunning Patrick, lawyer, res. South Second.
McDivitt Margaret, skirt maker, wks. S. L. Stevens, bds. 11
Grove st
.
McDivitt Sarah, wks. Dr. Chase's bindery, bds. 11 Grove st.
McDowell Alexander, laborer, res. e. s. Observatory.
McElcheran Addison, book-keeper, C. H. Milieu's, res. 40
Washington.
McFadden George M., carpenter, res. s. s. Miller ave.
McGowan J. H., law student, res. 20 South State.
McGrair Miles, butcher, res. 85 North Main.
McGuire Hugh, mason, res. 89 North Main.


84 CHAPIN'S ANN ABBOE [M] CITY DIBECTOBY.
MACK CHRISTIAN, insurance agent, (firm Mack & Schmid)
res. 27 South Fourth.
Macy Mrs. Emma, wid., res. 43 William.
Mager Adam, mason, res. 19 Traver.
MALLORY WILLIAM H.,
architect and builder, office 6 East Huron, up stairs, res.
s. s. Jefferson, near cor. State.
Maloy Ellen, tailoress, wks. M. O'Rourk's.
Maloy James, res. n. w. cor. Miller ave. and Fountain.
Manly Charles, elk. Co. Register's office, res. n. e. end Broad-
way.
Manley Seth, res. n. e. end Broadway.
MANN EMANUEL, (Eberbach & Co.) res. 17 South Divi-
sion, cor. Liberty.
Mann Gustavus T., res. n. s. Huron, west of First
.
Mann Henry J., elk., bds. 17 South Division.
Mann J. Henry, elk. Mack & Schmid, bds. cor. Sixth and
Liberty.
Manock Samuel, laborer, res. e. s. Denton, bet. Monroe and
Huron ave.
Markham Augustine H., farmer, res. w. s. Main, opp. Huron
ave.
Markham , res. 67 South Main.
Markle John C, laborer, res. south end Division.
Marks Moses, col., ditcher, res. 88 North Main.
Maroney John, laborer, res. 78 North Main.
Maroney Thomas, mason, res. 55 South Division.
MARSHALL JAMES E., foreman Dr. Chase's book bindery,
bds. 43 North Main.
Marshall George, carpenter, bds. 11 North Main.
Martin Mrs. Ellen, boarding house, 43 North Fourth.
Martin Elton T., med. student, res. s. s. Packard, bet. Fifth
and Division.
Martin James, laborer, res. cor. Main and Depot.
Martin Michael, yardman, M. C. R. R. Depot.
Martin Oliver M., with John Eeck & Co., res. 24 Liberty.
Mason Edward, lab., res. 9 North Main, up stairs.


8« CHAPIN's ANN AEBOR [M] CITY DIEECTOBY.
Meyer & Allber, (Simon Meyer and Frederick Allber,) wagon
and blacksmith shop, junction Detroit and State.
Meyer Daniel, carpenter, res. w. s. Fifth, bet . Packard and
South Madison.
Meyer Frederick, laborer, res. 2 Mill.
Meyer Gottleib, wks. Weil & Bros.' tannery.
MICHIGAN ARGUS, published weekly, office s. w. cor. Main
and Huron.
Michigan State News, weekly, office, 48 South Main.
Michigan University Magazine, monthly.
Milber Hermann, cooper, wks. Spafford & Dodsley.
Miley George, mason, res. n. s. Forest Hill ave.
Miley Louis, laborer, wks. Wines & Douglas.
Millard Mrs. Elizabeth, res. n. s. Washington, bet. First and
Second.
Millen Charles S., salesman, C. H. Millen, bds. cor. Wash-
tenaw and Huron aves.
MILLEN CHATJNCEY H.,
U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue, dealer in dry goods
and groceries, 4 South Main, res. junction Washtenaw and
Huron aves.
Millen Daniel S., soap factory, north end State, res. 21 Pontiac,
north.
Millen Mrs. Jane, res. n. w. cor. Thayer and Catherine.
Miller & Reyer, (John G. Miller and John Reyer,) bending,
turning and planing factory, w. s. Detroit, bet . Summit
and North.
MILLER & WEBSTER,
(John F. Miller and Stephen M. Webster,) bankers, s. s.
West Huron, near Main.
Miller Andrew, tanner and boarding house, Detroit st.
Miller Frederick, cooper, res. 43 North Fifth.
Miller George, pump maker, res. 49 North Fifth.
Miller George W., elk. J. F. Miller & Co., bds. Miller ave.
Miller Henry, cooper, res. 64 North Fourth.
Miller John, laborer, res. cor. Brown and Elm.


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MILLER JOHN P. & CO.,
(John F. Miller and Stephen M. Webster,) booksellers and
stationers, 3 Gregory block.
MILLER JOHN F., (J. F. Miller & Co., and Miller & Web-
ster,) res. s. s. Miller ave., opp. Fountain.
Miller John G., (Miller & Reyer,) res. adjoining factory, De-
troit St.
Miller Mrs. Lucy, wid., res. n. s. Volland, near Observatory.
Miller Magalena, res. s. s. Liberty, near West Third.
Miller Nelson F., carpenter, wks. Wines & Douglas, res. s. e.
cor. Main and Packard.
Miller Mrs. Silena, tailoress, res. w. s. Ingalls, bet. Washington
and North University ave.
Mills A. P. & Co., (Addison P. Mills, Nehemiah P. Parsons
and George W. Cropsey,) dealers in stock and store sheep,
wool and produce, office, 6 North Main.
Millfl Addison P., (A. P. Mills & Co.,) res. 15 Spring.
MILLS LORRIN,
tailor, 6 North Main, up stairs, res. n. s. West Huron.
Minnie Charles, foreman B. F. Rice's, res. s. e. cor. Main and
Packard.
Minnis Homer, shoemaker, wks. A. M. Doty's, res. n. s. High,
near Spring.
Minnis Jerome, shoemaker, wks. A. M. Doty's, res. 61 South
Division.
Minnis Paul, salesman, B. F. Rice's, res. 61 South Division.
Mitchell Mrs. Lucy E., res. w. s. Thayer, bet. Washington and
North University aves.
Mogk August, shoemaker, res. s. e. cor. Liberty and W. Fifth.
Mogk George, shoemaker, res. aud shop, e. s. Main, bet. Wil-
liam and Packard.
MOGK GEORGE C,
beer and refreshment saloon, north side Liberty, bet . Main
and Second, res. same.
Monahan James, puller, wks. Weil & Bros.' tannery, res. n. e.
cor. Fountain and Cherry.


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CHAPItf's ANN ABBOR [M] CITY DIRECTOBY.
MOORE ALANSON, (Noble, Rider & Moore,) res. s. s.
Catherine, bet. State and Thayer.
Moore Eli W., (L. Moore & Son,) res. 25 Traver.
Moore George E., drayman, res. adjoining county fair grounds,
Huron ave.
Moore George W., book-keeper, Bach & Abel, res. 57 South
Main.
Moore L. & Son, (Lewis and Eli W.,) manufrs. agricultural
implements, Broadway, near river.
Moors Lewis, (L. Moore & Son,) res. YpsilantL
Moore Loren, res. 26 South Fifth.
MOORE ROSWELL, res. n. e. cor. Main and Packard.
Moore Stephen, mason, res. 73 Broadway.
Moran John, brick yard, Mosely St., res. s. s. Huron are., near
Main.
MORGAN ELIJAH W., lawyer, office, e. s. Fourth, opposite
Court House, res. 39 East Huron, cor. Fifth.
Morgan Miss J. A, dress and cloak mkr., 6 East Huron, up-
stairs, res. same.
Morris Samuel W., tailor, res. south end West Second.
Morrison Barnet, laborer, res. e. s. Pontiac, near gas works.
Morrison John G., carpenter, res. n. e. cor. Fifth and Packard.
Morse Mrs. Honorah, res. s. w. cor. Catherine and Thayer.
MORTON WILLIAM, farmer, res. s. s. Washtenaw ave., bet
.
Forest ave. and Church.
Morwick James, builder, res. 70 Washington.
Mosher Horton G., carpenter, res. 23 Spring.
Mott John C, elk. Wilder & Warner, res. e. s. Thayer, bet.
Washington and North University ave.
Motzer John, carpenter, res. 21 South Second.
Mount Barclay, mason, res. 47 East Huron.
MUEHLIG- FLORIAN,
undertaker, manufacturer and dealer in furniture, 37 South
Main, res. 61 South Main.
Muehlig Florian, Jr., elk. F. Muchlig, bds. 61 South Main.
Muehlig Wm., wks. Ann Arbor Brewery, bds. Kossuth House.


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91
O'Kane James J., elk. John Clancy, bds. same.
O'Keef John, wks. C. Sutherland & Co., res. s. w. cor. Thayer
and Lawrence.
O'Keefe Patrick, lab., res. 18 Traver.
Olcott Austin, wks. Swift & Duebel's mills, bds. 11 North State.
Olcott Chauncey, carpenter, res. s. s. River st.
Olney Edward, Professor Mathematics in University of Michi-
igan, bds. 39 Ann.
Olney Warren, law student, res. w. s. Fifth, bet. Washington
and Liberty.
O'Neil James, boarding house, foot Detroit st.
O'Neil James, teamster, bds 67 North Main.
Merchant Tailor, 12 South Main, up-stairs, res. w s. West
Seventh.
Osiander Emil, res. 80 South Main.
Osterlin Eugene, wks. Weil & Bro.'s tannery.
O'Toole Lawrence, sen., boarding house, e. s. Ingalls, between
Washington and North University ave.
O'Toole Lawrence, Jr., student, res. e. s. Ingalls, bet. Washing-
ton and North University ave.
O'Toole Michael, laborer, res. e. s. Observatory.
O'Toole P. W., office s. w. cor. Main and Huron, res. east end
Washington.
Overall Joseph, colorer, wks. Weil & Bro.'stannery, bds. e. s
Main, bet. Catherine and Ann.
Owen Samuel, drayman, res. s. s. Fuller, near Pitcher.
Pack Clarkson L., shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider «fc Moore, res.
Ingalls, bet. Catherine and Bowery.
Pack Morris, shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider & Moore, res. e. s.
First bet. Catherine and Ann.
Pack Mrs., res. w. s. Ingalls, bet. Catherine and Lawrence.
Pack Viola B., elk. post office, bds. Thayer st.
Palmer Alonzo B., physician and Prof, in Universi y, office 28
East Huron, res. 1 South Fifth.
O'ROURK MAURICE,


92 CHAPIN's ANN AEnOE [P] CITV DIRECTOBY.
PALMER & KINNE,
(Olney Hawkins, Wm, S.Palnier and Edward D. Kinne)
attorneys at law, office s. e. cor. Ann and Fourth.
Palmer Emery, med. student, res. East University, bet. College
and Washtenaw ave.
Palmer George W., mason, res. cor. North Main and Lincoln.
PALMER RUSSELL Dy
portrait painter and photographer, 30 East Hnron, res.
Washington, bet. Ingalls and Thayer.
PALMER WILLIAM S., (Palmer & Kinne,) bds, Gregory
House.
Palmerter & Steele, (Nathaniel C. Palmerter and Ebeuezer
Steele,) boots and shoes, 24 East Huron.
Palmerter Nathaniel C, (Palmerter & Steele,) res. Ypsil'ii road.
Pardon Edward, tailor, res. s. s. High, near Spring.
PARKER & HILL, (F. L. Parker and George D. Hill), at-
torneys at law, real estate aDd insurance agts., exchange
block, North Main.
Parker Franklin L., lawyer,'res. 4 North Fifth.
Parker N. Augustus, law student, res. n. w. cor. Lawrence and
Thayer.
Parker William, currier, wks. Weil & Bros., bds s. w. cor.
Catherine and First.
Parquet Peter, wks. J. A. Polhemus & Son, res. North Main.
Parr, med. student, res. 22 William. •
Parsons Aaron Jr., telegraph operator, 6 East Huron.
PARSONS A. C, president Ann Arbor Business College,
res. North University ave., bet. Washtenaw ave. and
Ingalls.
Parsons Nehemiah P., (A. P. Mills & Co.) res. 24 Spring.
PARSONS WILLIAM F., principal Ann Arbor Business
College, res. North University, bet. Washtenaw ave. and
Ingalls.
Patridge, Mallory & Laffrey (Alfred H. Patridge, Wm. H.
Mallory and Anthony Laffrey), builders, manufacturers
sash, doors and blinds, also, fork, shovel, rake and hoe
handles, etc., s. w. cor. Fifth and Depot streets.


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PATRIDGE & WHITNEY, f .
( Patridge and Martin L. Whitney,) saw-mill and
wood dealers, s. w. cor. Huron ave. and Grove.
Patridge Alfred H., (Patridge, Mallory & Laffrey,) res. 36
Pontiac, north.
Patterson Thomas, joiner, res. w. s. Morgan, bet. Monroe and
Huron ave.
Patton Mrs. William, res. cor. East and North University aves.
Paul Henry, cigar maker, wks. Kauffman & Rosbach, bds.
Buchoz's block, Detroit st.
Paul Henry, res. 17 Spring.
Paul William, teamster, res. s. w. cor. Orleans and Forest ave.
Pease & Fleming (Galusha J. Pease and Edward Fleming,)
hardware, stoves and tin-ware, 46 South Main.
Pease Franklin, carpenter, res. n. e. s. Packard, bet . Fifth and
Division.
Pease Galusha J., (Pease & Fleming) bds. — Washington.
Peek Jerry, bds. 58 North Main.
Peek Mrs. Sarah, res. w. s. Fifth, bet. Washington and Liberty.
Pelton Harvey, cooper, wksi Spafford & Dodsley, res. n. e.
cor. Main and Pontiac.
PENINSULAR COURLER AND FAMILY VISITANT,
Weekly, A. W. Chase, M. D., publisher and proprietor,
39 North Main, cor. Catherine.
Penoyer Isaac, mill-wright, 53 Broadway, shop foot Detroit st.
Perkins , auctioneer, bds. E. Masten's n. s. Bowery.
Perry Shields, laborer, res. 26 Traver.
Pfafi' & Hanby ("Fred, and Charley,") restaurant, 27 Wash-
ington, res. same.
Pfeiflee George, shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider and Moore.
Pfeile George J. shoemaker, wks. B. F. Rice, res. 8 Spring.
Pfeifle Philip, wks. Western Brewery, bds. First st
.
Pfisterer John, tinsmith, wks. Wilder & Warner's, bds.— Main.
Phelps Sidney P., med. student, res. n. e. North, bet. Ingalls
and Thayer.
Philbrick P. H., student, res. e. s. East University ave., bet.
Willard and Huron ave.


94 CHAPIN'b ANN AEB0E [P] CITY DIEECTOBY.
Pickett David, wks. Ann Arbor Brewery, res. near cor. State
and Fuller.
Pickett Peter, wks. Polhemus & Son's livery, res. 73 North
Main.
PIERCE NATHAN H.,
city marshal, res. 39 Pontiac, north.
Pierson Mrs. I. S., res. at L. Mills', West Huron.
Pignall Rev. James, (Baptist), res. n. w. cor. Orleans and For-
est ave.
Pike James, shoemaker, wks. Palmeter & Steele, res. Liberty.
Place Charles, teamster, res. 82 North Main.
Plimley William, carpenter, bds. n. s. Bowery.
Plum George, wks. Krause's tannery, bds. 21 South Second.
Plum John, mason, res. 38 South Fifth.
Prodeneils Frederick, laborer, res. s. w. cor. First and William
Polhemus Abram S., wks. J. A. Polhemus & Son, bds. 40
South Fourth.
Polhemus Arthur S., salt manufr. at Saginaw, res. 19 North
Division.
POLHEMUS EDWIN, (J. A. Polhemus & Son) res. north
side West Huron.
POLHEMUS J. A. & SON,
(Jacob A. and Edwin,) Livery and sale stables, s. e. cor.
Main and Catherine, also agents for Ohio and Buckeye
Reaper and Mower.
POLHEMUS JACOB A., (J. A. Polhemus & Son,) res. 40
South Fourth.
Pomeroy Alfred D., book-keeper, Wines & Worden, bds. s. s.
Packard, bet. Main and Fourth.
Pomeroy William H., Exchange boarding house, 11 North
Main.
Pond Miss Abbie, teacher in Union School, res. 7 N. Division.
POND ELIHTT B.,
editor and propr. 'Michigan Argus, offices, w. cor. Main
and Huron, res. 2 North State, cor. Huron.
Pond George, printer, wks. Argus office, res. 7. N. Division.
Porter Byron R., sheriff, res. 79 North Main.


CHAPIN's ANN ARBOR [Q] CITY DIRKCEOBT.
95
Porter Charles B., dentist, National Bank building, South Main,
res. s. s. Washtenaw ave., cor Orleans."
Porter Edward, wool and produce dealer, res. 42 Washington.
POST OFFICE, Gregory Block, Huron st.
Powell John, res. 28 Pontiac, north.
Powers Hiram, peddler, res. north end Mill.
Pratt Silas, physician, res. 31 Broadway.
Presbyterian Church, s. w. cor. Huron and Division.
Prescott Albert B., M. D., Asst. Prof. Chemistry, etc., in Uni-
versity, res. 49 South Division.
Prescott Mrs. Experience, res. 49 South Division.
Preston Joseph C, res Lincoln st.
Price Joseph G., res. n. s. Orleans bet. Church & Forest ave.
PRICE ROBERT J., (Tripp, Ailes & Price,) res. 7 South
Fifth, cor. Liberty.
Price Robert M., currier, wks. Weil & Bros., res. w. s. First,
bet. Huron and Ann.
Price Simon, farmer, res. head Spring st.
Prindle Elias B., elk. L. B. Stewart & Co., res. 47 South
Division.
Pritchet Allen, barber, res. s. w. cor First and William.
Prochnow Frederick, tanner, wks. Weil & Bros., bds. s. w.
cor. Catherine and First.
Prudden Newton A., fruit dealer, res. 30 North State.
Pulcipher Milo S., ticket agent and telegraph operator, M. C.
R. R. res. 63 Detroit.
Pulcipher Zera S., carpenter, shop 6 Wall, res. 62 Broadway.
Putnam Mrs. Helen E., Monitor boarding house, n. w. corner
Huron and Second.
Pyke James, shoemaker, res. 47 Liberty.
Pyper Mrs. Isabella, millinery rooms, 39 South Main, res, w. s.
South Thayer, bet. South University ave. and Monroe.
Pyper Mrs. Mary, boarding house, w. s. South Thayer, bet.
South University ave and Monroe.
Quinlan James, mason, res. s. w. cor. River and Pitcher.
Quinn Patrick, laborer, res. near old cemetery.


96 CHAPELS ANN ARBOR [R] CITY DIRECTORY.
QUINN PATRICK W.
merchant tailor, 15 North Fourth, res. same.
Quinn Thomas, elk., E. F. Hall, bds. 15 North Fourth.
B
Randall"Francis A., carriage*painter, wks. Lawson, Wurster
& Ellis, res. n. w. cor. Spring and[Hiscock.
Rapalje Theodore P., livery stable, rear Gregory block, res.
63 South Main.
Raper John M., M. U. Express messenger, res. n. w. cor.
Fourth and William.
RAYER & LAUBENGAYER,
(Wm. Rayer and Jacob Laubengayer)3meat market, 18
East Huron.
RAYER WILLIAM (Rayer & Laubengayer) res. 6 East
Washington, up stairs.
Reade Miss M., teacher in Union school, bds. 47 South
Division.
Reck Stephen, saloon, Bucho's block, Detroit jst.
Reed Mrs., res. 29 North Main.
Regtez Jacob, painter, wks. Frederick Sorg,^res. n. s. South
Liberty, opp. West Fourth.
Rehm Christopher, laborer, res. e. s. West Fourth.
Reidy Thomas,^ laborer, res. w. s. Thayer, bet. Washington
and North University ave.
Reimold Christian, machinist, wks. Tripp, Ailes & Price, bds.
n. s. Washington, near cor. First.
Reinhardt John M., boot and shoemaker, 42 South Main, res.
s. e. cor. Fifth and Packard.
ReinhardtjValentine, laborer, res. cor. Brown and Elm.
Renschler Frederick, assistant, M. C. T rail shop.
Rettich Frederick, restaurant, 1 East Washington, res. 3
Washington.
Reule Andrew, tailor, res. 28 East Washington,
REYER JOHN,
propr. City Brewery, cor. First and Liberty, res. First st.
adjoining brewery. .


98 CHAPIN"S ANN AEBOE [R] CITT DIBECTOBT.
Riley Nicholas, tailor, wks. Geo. Ruel, bds. cor. Catherine and
Pitcher
Riley Patrick, bds. s. w. cor. Catherine and First
.
Riley Thomas laborer, res. 69 North Main.
Riley Timothy, laborer, res. 83 North Main.
Rinchler Frederick, blacksmith, wks. railroad shop, res. 60
North Fourth.
Ring Frederick, tanner, wks. Weil & Bros., bds. 21 South
Second.
Rinsey & Seabolt (David Rinsey and Moses Seabolt) bakers
and dealers in grooeries and provisions, 0 East Wash
ington.
Rinsey David, (Rinsey & Seabolt) bds. s. e cor. William and
Fourth.
RISDON LEWIS C,
dealer in hardware, 31 South Main, res. 71 East Huron.
Ritchart Jacob, farmer, res. cor. South Main and Philip.
Roath Jay, machinist, wks. L. Moore & Son, res. 38 North
Roath Mrs. P. A., res. 38 North Fifth.
Fifth.
Roath Zachariah, elk. Bach & Abel, res. 38 North Fifth, cor.
Pontiac.
Roberts Edwin J., res. u. s. Ann, bet. State and Division.
Roberts R. M., physician, bds. Gregory House.
ROBINSON R. & BROTHER,
(Roswell and Horace) meat market, Gregory block, west
of post office.
ROBINSON HORACE, (R. Robinson & Bro.) res. n. e. cor.
Ann and First.
Robinson Philip, res. n. e. cor. First and Ann.
KOBINSON ROSWELL, (R. Robinson & Bro.,) res. n. e.
cor. Huron and First.
Robinson Stillman W., Prof, in University, res. s. e. cor. East
University and Washtenaw aves.
ROBISON & BAXTER, (Ambrose V. Robison and Charles
Baxter) omnibus, hack and baggage line, s. s. Ann, rear
Exchange blk.


chapin's astn aebor [M] city directory. 99
Robison Ambrose V. (Robison & Baxter) res. 22 North Fifth,
cor. Detroit.
Robison Allen, col. laborer, res. north end Main.
Rockwell Bryant T., boot and shoemaker, East Huron, res. 34
South Second.
Roehm Gustave, carpenter, res. 82 South Main.
ROG-ERS & TREADWELL,
(Moses Rogers and Edward Treadwell) dealers in Pitt's
threshing machines, mowers and reapers, grain drill?, etc.,
cor. Huron and Second.
ROGERS MOSES, (Rogers & Treadwell) res. 7 North
Division, cor. Ann.
Rogers Mrs. Sylvia, res. 6 East Huron, up stairs.
Rogers mill-wright, res. south end Grove.
Rohm John, puller, wks. Weil & Bros.' tannery.
Roler George, shoemaker, wks. J. M. Reinhardt, bds. Second.
ROMING-ER CHARLES,
physician and surgeon, office and residenoe 13 South Filth.
Rooney Charles, glass-blower, res. 35 Washtenaw st.
Root Charles M., res. 20 Spring.
Root Erastus, res. 10 Spring.
Root Lemuel F., foreman, Noble, Rider & Moore, res. 52
South Fourth.
ROOT TRACY W., attorney at law, notary public and con-
veyancer, s. side West Huron, bet. Main and Second, res.
58 East Huron.
Rosbach Adam (Kauffmann & Rosbach) bds. 32 South Main.
ROSE BERNARD (A. & C. Loeb & Co.) bds. Gregory
House.
Rose Dr. Preston B., Prof. Chemistry in University, res. s. e.
oor. Jefferson and Maynard.
Rosenberg John, cabinet and turning shop, n. s. South Liberty,
nr. West Seventh, res. same.
Rosenberg Thomas, cabinet makr., wks. John Keck & Co.
Ross William S., carpenter, res. north end Thayer.
Roth Mrs. Martha J., seamstress, 11 South Main, up stairs.
Rouse Adam, cooper, wks. Spafford & Dodsley.


100 CHAPln's ANN ARBOR [S] CITY DIRECTORY.
ROTH WILLIAM F.,
justice of the peace and notary public, office s. c. cor.
Fourth and Ann.
Roupp David, cabinet mkr., res. e. s. West Second, near West
Jefferson.
Rowe Wilber F., (Horn & Rowe) res. e. s. Thayer, bet. Wash-
ington and N. University ave.
Royce Mrs. Ann B., laundry, res. s. s. Ann, near Main.
Royce James F., res. 39 Ann.
Roys Alpheus H., wood turning, pattern making and jobbing
sliop, s. w. cor. Fifth and North, res. cor. West Second
and West Jefferson.
Ruchberger Thomas, cabinet mkr., wks., J. Keck & Co., res.
e. s. West Fourth.
Rudman George, shoemaker, bds. 40 North Main.
RUEL G-EORG-E,
merchant tailor, cutting and repairing done to order, 5
South Main, res. cor. Catherine and Pitcher.
Ruoff Frederick, propr. Bavaria Brewery, n. s., Fuller, bet
.
Detroit and State, res. same.
Rupff George, dye house, 23 South Second, res. same.
Russell , laborer, res. n. s. Huron ave., nr. Main.
Ruthrauf Samuel, res. 29 Wall.
Ryan Catherine, dressmaker and tailorcss, 12 East Huron, up
stairs.
Sackett Mrs. II. L., res. 76 East Huron.
SAGE JAMES R,
teacher of vocal and instrumental musio and agt. for
pianos, 45 S. Main, res. s. e. cor. Thompson and William.
SagerDr. Abram, Prof. in University, res. 18 South State.
Sager Alfred B., student, bds. 18 South State.'
Sager Edward J., elk. Mack & Schmid, bds. 18 South State.
Sager Frederick, blacksmith, wks. Lawson, Wurster & Ellis
bds. n. s. Washington, near cor. First.
Sasrer John G., res. 38 South Fourth.
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CHAPIN's ANN AHBOE [S] CITY DIEECTORY. 101
Sanci Christian, saloon and boarding house, Bucboz's block,
Detroit st.
Sanford Thomas S., res. s. w. cor. Main and Mosely.
Samsum William H.', carpenter, res. s. w. cor. Denton and
Monroe.
Saraw John, shoemaker, bds. n. s. West Huron, near First.
Saraw McKenzie, shoemaker, (Saraw &.Foster) res. 64- North
Main. i
Saraw & Foster, boot and shoe maker?, s. s. Huron, between
Main and Second.
Saunders Thorndike P., res. W. Huron, near corporotion line.
Saunders William W., dealer in groceries and provisions, 5
Broadway, res. 9 Broadway.
Sawyer John, laborer, res. 73 North Fourth.
Schaeberle Adam, harness mkr.,[n. e. cor. Liberty and Second,
i
res. same.
Schaeberle Andon, harness mkr., wks. Adam Schaeberle, bds.
n. e. cor. Liberty and Second.
Schaeberle Henry, harness mkr., wks. A. Schaeberle, bds. s. s.
Washington, bet. Main and Second.
Schaeberle John, butcher, wks. G. F. Gwinner, res. s. w. cor.
Liberty and West Sixth.
Schaffer Godfrey, elk. Mack & Schmid.
Schairer Fred., elk. C. H. Millen, bds. 14 Second.
Schairer J. G., boot and shoe mkr., res. 14 Second.
Schall Christian, painter and paper hanger, res. 4 Maiden lane.
Schall William, barber shop, 2 Broadway, bds. 4 Maiden lane.
Scheder Charles, butcher, wks. G. F. Gwinner, bds. 16 East
Washington.
Schermerhorn Jacob D., machinist, wks. Wines & Douglass,
res. 41 Broadway.
Schlanderer Charles, baker, wks. Rinsey & Seabolt, res. 84
South Main.
Schlanderer Frederick, laborer, res. 8 Spring.
Schlanderer William F., elk. H. Schlotterbeck's, res. n. s. West
Huron.
Schleck Ernst, glue manfr., res. f. s. Liberty, near W. Seventh.


102 CHAFHf's ANN ARBOR [S] CITY DIRECTORY.
Schleede Frederick, ^book-binder, wks. Dr. Chase's, res. w. s.
Second, bet. Catherine and North.
Schleede William, shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider & Moore, res.
23 Spring.
Schleicher Frederick G., elk. Slawson & Son, bds. 18 N. Fifth.
Schleicher Louis, carpenter, res. s. w. s. Grove.
Schleicher Mrs. L. W., res. s. W. cor. Liberty and W. Second.
Schlemmer George, laborer, res. 3 Washington, east.
Schlotterbeck Herman, confectioner, 8 South Main, res. 14 East
Washington.
Schmid Christian, dealer in lumber and shingles, mannfr. sash,
doors and blinds, s. w. cor. Liberty and Fifth, res. e. s.
First, bet. Washington and Liberty.
Schmid Christian, tanner, wks. Weil & Bros. res. n. e. corner
William and First.
Schmid Rev. Frederick, pastor German Lutheran Church, res.
76 South Main.
SCHMID FREDERICK, (Mack & Schmid) res. 32 S. Fifth.
Schmid Frederick, elk. Mack & Schmid, res. n. e. cor. Fourth
and William.
Schmid Gottlieb, currier, wks. Weil & Bros.
Schmid Johnson, elk. Mack & Schmid, res. 16 South Main.
Schmidt John, elk. Reyer & Laubengayer, bds. West First.
Schneider John, wagon and blacksmith shop, 8 Second, res.
same.
Schnidman Daniel, wks. Patridge, Mallory & Laffrey, boards
Diehl's Hotel.
Schoff Nelson M., elk. J. F. Miller & Co., res. 44 S. Division.
Schoonover Jefferson, med. student, res. n. w. cor. Church and
Orleans.
Schuh Emanuel, beer saloon, e. s. Fourth, opp. Court House,
res. same.
Schuh Jacob, (Widenmann & Schuh) res. s. s. Washington, bet.
First and Second.
Schuh Mrs. Mary, res. s. s. Washington, bet. First and Second.
Schuh Michael, cooper shop, 30 South Second, res. same.
Schram Truman, res. 6 Maynard.


CHAPIN's ANN ARBOR [S] CITY DIRECTORY. 103
Schrater, Adam, cooper, shop and res. e. s. Second, bet. Cath-
erine and Ann.
SCHUMACHER G-HRISTIAN,
blacksmith shop, 18 South Second, res. s. w. cor. Second
and Liberty.
Schumacher Christian, scroll sawyer, wks. Patridge, Mallory
& Laffrey, res. 72 South Main.
Schumacher John, tinsmith, wks. L. C. Risdon, res. n. s.
Washington, bet . Main and Fourth.
Schumacher Mrs. Catherine, saloon, 16 Second.
Schuyler Randall, freight agt. M. C. R. R, res. 35 Broadway.
Scott Alexander C, photographer, with R. D. Palmer, res. 19
Wall.
Scott Sylvenus A., teamster and wood dealer, s. w. cor. Wash-
tenaw and Forest aves.
Scovill Theodore M., res. 50 William.
Scovill Tunis D., express messenger, res. 32 Wall.
» Seabolt & Buell, (Jacob Seabolt and Joshua Buell), broom
manufrs, 3 Maiden Lane.
Seabolt Jacob, (Seabolt & Buell), res. 17 Pontiac, north.
Seabolt Martin M., elk. Rinsey & Seabolt, res. 29 Washtenaw
street.
Seabolt Moses, (Rinsey & Seabolt) res. 29 Washtenaw st
.
SEAMAN EZRA C,
lawyer, res. 76 East Huron.
Searles Jasper N., law student, res. n. s. Miller ave.
Second Ward School, n. s. West Jefferson, bet . West Fourth
and West Fifth.
Secord Matthias, wks. planing mill, res. w. s. Detroit, opposite
Fuller.
Seeger Frederick, blacksmith, wks. Lawson, Wurster & Ellis,
bds n. s. Washington, near cor. First.
Seigmund Xavier, meat market, Buchoz's block, Detroit street,
res. same.
SESSIONS J. Q. A,
lawyer and insurance agent, 24 South Main, res. n. s. Bow-
ery, near cor. State.


104
CHAPIN's ANN ARBOR [S] CITY DIRECTORY.
SEYLER & G-RUNER,
(Adam D. Seyler and Leonard Gruner) dealers in boots
and shoes, 6 North Main.
SEYLER ADAM D., (Scyler & Grnner), res. n. e. cor. Felch
and Fountain.
Shadford John H., miller, wks. G. D. Hill, res. 47 Broadway.
Shehan Daniel, gas fitter, res. 2G South Division.
Sheehan Mrs. Martha, res. 46 North Fifth.
Sheehan Patrick, elk. post office, bds. 40 North Fifth.
Sheehan Thomas P., tinsmith, wks. Pease & Fleming, bds. 46
North Fifth.
Shelmire Fred. G., elk. J. C. Watts & Bro. bds. 25 Liberty.
Sherman Mrs. Sarah, groceries, etc., 16 Broadway, res. same.
Sherwood John, shoemaker, res. s. e. cor. River and Pitcher.
Sherwood William, carpenter, res. near Observatory.
Shorey Henry, laborer, res. 4 Wall, up-stairs.
Short Edward, farmer, res. e. s. South Thayer, bet. Monroe
and Huron ave.
Shulters Lewis, fence builder, M. C. R. R., res. 91 North Main.
Shulters Peter, carpenter, res. 6 Maiden lane.
Shultz cabinet maker, res. s. s. Miller ave.
Shultz Charles, laborer, res. 25 Spring.
Shutts M. L. & Co., (Martinus L. Shutts and Wm. R. Davis)
merchant tailors and dealers in clothing, 27 South Main.
Shutts Jacob, cooper, wks Spafibrd & Dodsley.
Shutts Martinus L., (M. L. Shutts & Co.), res. Ypsilanti.
Shutts Vinton, elk., M. L. Shutts & Co., bds. Cook's Hotel.
Sickler Andrew laborer, res. s. s. Huron ave, near Main.
Silk Thomas, laborer, ret. north end Spring.
Simmons Cyrenus, res. n. w. cor. Observatory and Volland.
Simonds James S., barber shop, 2 East Huron, res. 27 N. Main.
Sinclair Henry H., elk. H. S. Buell, bds. Cook's Hotel.
Sinclair William M., res. 57 East Huron.
Sinke Mrs. Anna B., res. cor. South Main and Philip.
Sipfle Paul, wks. Weil and Bro.'s tannery.
SIPLY J. F. & SON,
(John F. and Henry) meat market, 35 South Main.


CHAPDt'a ANN ARBOE [S] CITY DIEECEOBY. 105
SIPLY JOHN, (J. F. Sipley & Son), res. n. s. West Huron.
SIPLY HENRY, (J. F. Siply & Son), res. n. s. West Huron.
Sipperly , carpenter, bds. Cook's HoteL
Slacher Frederick, elk. Slawson & Son, bds. 18 North Fifth.
Slaght John, student, res. w. s. Denton, bet . South University
and Monroe.
Slater John M., tinsmith, wks. Wilder & Warner, res. junction
Detroit and Division.
SLAWSON & SON,
(Luman R. and Edward R.), dealers in groceries, provis-
ions, crockery, etc., h. e. cor. Huron and Fourth.
SLAWSON EDWARD R, (Slawson & Son), res. 18 N. Fifth.
SLAWSON LUMAN L., (Slawson & Son), res. 18 N. Fifth.
Slingerland, Mrs. Mary, res. 55 North Main.
Smith Albert, merchant tailor and dealer in clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 17 South Main, res. s. s. West Huron, near
First.
Smith Andrew J., grocer, 33 North Main, res. same.
Smith Mrs. B., res. s. s. Packard, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Smith Mrs. Bridget, res. 53 North Fourth.
Smith Mrs. Catherine, res. 43 North Fourth.
Smith Clark, blacksmith, wks. Handy, Smith & McLean, bds.
s. w. cor. Catherine and First.
Smith Mrs. Eliza, res. n. w. cor. Orleans and Church.
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth, res. w. s. Fifth, bet. Washington and
Liberty.
Smith Rev. George, Methodist Presiding Elder, Flint district,
res. e. s. State, bet . Monroe and Hill.
Smith George, carpenter, bds. n. s. Bowery.
Smith George W. & Son, (James O.), boot and shoe makers,
33 North Main.
Smith George W. (Geo. W. & Son), res. s. s. Miller ave.
Smith Henry, col., laborer, res. 1 Wall.
Smith James O., (G. W. Smith & Son), res. 58 North Main.
Smith Miss Kate, skirt maker, wks. S. L. Stevens.
Smith Miss Lizzie, bds. 30 Pontiac, north.
Smith Dr. Ransom, res. n. s. Washtenaw ave. near University.
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107
SPAFFORD & DODSLEY,
(Oscar C. Spafford and Henry B. Dodsley) wholesale and
retail manufrs. of all kinds of cooper work, dealers in
apples, cider, potatoes, etc., cor. Detroit and Fifth.
Speechly George, shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider & Moors, res.
Lincoln st.
Speechly George G., res. near north end Spring.
Speechly Miss Georgia, dress maker, 6 East Huron, np stairs
res. Spring st.
Spence Adara K., Prof, of the French Language and Litera.
ture in the Mich. University, res. n. s. S. University ave.
Spencer Clinton, Co. Register, res. Ypsilanti.
Spencer Edgar H., boarding house, e. s. East University ave.,
bet. College and Washtenaw ave.
Spencer True W., carpenter, res. 57 Broadway.
Speohr John, blacksmith, res. w. s. West Second, nr. Jefferson.
Sperry David, upholsterer, wks. John Keck & C,o., res. 75 East
Huron, cor. State.
Sperry Joseph, res. e. s. Detroit, bet. Catherine and Division.
Spohr John, blacksmith shop, s. s. Liberty, bet. Main and
Second.
SPOOR CHARLES,
manufr. saddles, harness, trunks, etc., 45 South Main, res.
same.
Spoor Mrs. Louisa R., boarding, res. n. s. Ann, bet. Thayer and
Ingalls.
Sprague Jonathan, sewing machine agt., res. 26 Pontiac, north.
Spring Mrs. A., res. s. s. Packard, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Stacy Alphonzo D., student, res. s. s. Huron, bet. Ingalls and
Thayer.
Stacy Scovel C, law student, res. s. s. Huron, bet. Ingalls and
Thayer.
Stafford Henry R., barber, wks. 12 East Huron, bds. 8fl South
Main.
Stagg Francis C, carpenter, res. East University, bet . College
and Washtenaw ave.
Stanley Felix, boarding house, near old cemetery.


CHAPIIf's ANN AEBOE [T] CITY DIBECTOEY.
Ill
Swathel John T., bds. 44 South Division.
Swartout Monroe, elk. W. S. Wright, bds. cor. Washington
and Ingalls.
Swift & Deubel (Franklin Swift and William Deubel) proprs.
Sinclair flouring mill, foot Broadway.
Swift Franklin (Swift & Deubel) res. 11 North State.
Swift John M., miller, wks. Swift & Deubel, bds. 11 N. State.
Swift Mrs. Rachel, res. 11 North State.
Tarrant Richard, dealer in boots and shoes, 24 South Main,
bds. 08 South Main.
Tate William, farmer, res. 49 Liberty.
Taylor Rev. George, res. 's. w. cor. Washington and Thayer.
Taylor Jay C, physician, res. 86 Broadway.
Taylor John H., building mover, res. 61 Broadway.
Taylor Joseph, carpenter, bds. Thomas Taylor's, S. Thayer.
Taylor Sibley G., lawyer, circuit court commissioner, real
estate and ins. agt., 15 South Main, res. 24 North Division.
Taylor Thomas, carpenter, res. s. e. cor. South University and
Thayer.
Taylor Thomas, currier, wks. Henry Krause, res. e. s. Thayer,
bet . Monroe and South Univei sity ave.
barber shop, under Miller & Webster's bank, Huron, res.
6 North Thayer.
Telegraph Office, 6 East Huron.
TEN BROOK REV. ANDREW, Librarian of University,
res. n. s. Washtenaw ave., bet. Elm and Huron ave.
Terhune Enoch, insurance agent, res. 26 North State.
Terry Albert A., mason, res. 19 South Division.
Teufel Antone, (Kelley & Teufel,) res. South Main.
Thayer Charles, res. 45 East Huron.
Theurer John, brewer, res. east end Hiscock st.
Thomas Alfred, steward, Gregory House, res. w. s. Fountain,
near Felch.

Taylor Mrs. Ama L., res. 24 William.
TEATS HERMAN,


112
CHAPIn's ANN ABBOE [T] CITY DIEECTOEY.
Thompson Charles B., dry goods store at Marshall, Mich., res.
45 Washington.
Thompson Clement R., hatter, res. 24 Maynard.
Thompson John, res. 46 State.
Thompson John L, county clerk, res. 24 North Fifth.
Thompson Seth, res. 54 South Division.
Thompson , wks. Robison & Baxter.
Thorn , med. student, res. North University ave., bet.
Washtenaw ave. and Ingalls.
Tibbals William G., fruit dealer, res. 32 North State.
Tibbals , res. 43 South Fourth.
Tice John, carpenter, res. s. s. Hiscock, bet. Fountain and
Spring.
Tomlinson & Jaynes, (Sheldon Tomlinson and John R. Jaynes,)
manufrs. all kinds woolen goods, factory on Mill St., ad-
joining Sinclair mill.
Tomlinson Sheldon, (Tomlinson & Jaynes,) bds. n. w. cor.
Huron and Second.
Tompkins Mrs. Orrin B., skirt maker, wks. S. L. Stevens.
Toole Lawrence, laborer, res. Vine st.
Torrey Edward, farmer, res. north end Main.
Tower Loyal, res. w. s. Grove, near Huron ave.
Tower Samuel L., cooper, wks. Spafford & Dodsley, bds. 61
North Main.
Townsend Mrs., wid., res. e. s. State, opp. Madison.
Trainer Patrick, gardner, res. n. w. cor. Catherine and Fifth.
Troutwine Jacob, cabinet finisher, wks. J. Keck & Co., bds. 38
South Fourth.
Traver Absolom, res. 54 Broadway.
Traver Alva, gunsmith, wks. Beutler & Traver, bds. R. C.
Traver's, Miller ave.
Traver Mrs. J., res. 36 South Fifth.
Traver Richard C, (Beutler & Traver,) res. s. s. Miller ave.
Tray W., laborer, res. s. s. Bowery, near State.
TREAD WELL EDWARD, dealer in agricultural implements
of all kinds, Monitor building, cor. Huron and Second,
res. foot Wall st
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CHAPIN's ANN AEBOE [T] CITY DIEECTOBY. 113
TUITE & DUFFY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES,
AND
General Groceries.
Also, constantly on hand, a large and well selected stock of
TOBACCO, CIGAKS, AND PIPES.
Wholesale Dealers in Liquors,
No. 10 East Huron Street,
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
43*All kinds of Country Produce purchased at the highest cash figure.
PETER TUITE. EDWARD DUFFY.
Tressmer Charles, laborer, res. w. s. W. Third, nr. Jefferson.
TRIPP, AILES & PRICE,
(Charles Tripp, Robert K. Ailes and Robert J. Price,)
foundry and machine shop, s. s. Huron, west of First.
TRIPP CHARLES, (Tripp, Ailes & Price,) res. 67 E. Huron.
Truair John L., carpenter, res. 9 North Main, up stairs.
Truair Mrs. L. J., clothing cleaned and repaired, 9 North
Main, up stairs.
TUITE & DUFFY,
(Peter Tuite and Edward Duffy,) dealers in groceries, to-
bacco, cigars and pipes, wholesale and retail, also liquors
by the gallon and barrel, 10 East Huron.
TUITE PETER, (Tuite & Duffy,) res. 23 William.
Tuite William, res. 23 William.
Turner James, harness marker, wks. Charles Spoor, res. West
Liberty.
Turner Miss Julia, washing and ironing, res. n. s. Liberty, bet
.
Main and Second, up stairs. 15


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Warner , wks. Rapalje's liverv stable, res. 73 N. Fourth.
Warren Charles H. K., carpenter, res. 30 North State.
Washington Horace, laborer, res. 63 North Fourth.
Washtenaw County Fair Grounds, s. s. Huron ave., bet . Forest
and Washtenaw aves.
Washtenaw Mutual Fire Insurance Co., office 20 South Main.
Wasser John, carpenter, wks. H. Gregory, res. s. s. North, bet.
Detroit and Division.
Wasser, Thomas, carpenter, wks. Wines & Douglass, res. s. s.
North, near Detroit.
Watkins James B., carpenter, res. 35 Liberty.
Watkins Mrs. Lottie S., res. e. s. State, bet . Madison and
Monroe.
Watson James H., joiner, bds. 38 North Fifth.
Watson Mrs. Mary, res. e. s. East University ave., bet. College
and Orleans.
WATTS BENJAMIN F., (J. C. Watts & Bro.) bds. 43 North
Main.
WATTS J. C. & BRO.,
(Joseph C. & Benjamin F.,) dealers in watches, jewelry
and fancy goods, 10 South Main.
WATTS JOSEPH C, (J. C. Watts & Bro.), res. 25 Liberty.
Way Francis, farmer, res. north end Mill street
.
Webster David, teller, Miller & Webster's Bank, res. n. s. Mil-
ler ave., west of Fountain.
Webster James It., elk. J. F. Miller & Co., res. n. s. Catherine,
near Baptist church.
Webster Orange, express messenger, res. 22 Spring st.
Webster Orvill F., harness maker, wks. Chas. Spoor, res. e. s.
Thompson, bet. Jefferson and Madison.
WEBSTER STEPHEN, Sen., res. n. s. Ann, bet. State and
Thayer.
WEBSTER STEPHEN M., (Miller & Webster and John F.
Miller & Co.), res. 16 North State, cor. Catherine.
Webster Thomas, night watchman, railroad depot.
Weil Aaron, dry goods and variety store, s. w. cor. Washington
and First, res. same.


CHAPIN's ANN ARBOR ["W1 CITT DIRECTORY. 110
Weitbrecht John, cooper, wks. Spafford & Dodsley.
Weilzel Christian, wagon maker, wks. Jonn Solineider, res. n.
s. William, bet. First and West Second.
. Welch Mrs. Retta, res. 50 North Main.
Weller John P., res. Grove, near Huron ave.
Weller John S., lumber manufacturer, res. Grove, near Huron
ave.
WELLS EBENEZER,
physician, pres. First National Bank, office 13 South Main,
res. 12 North Division. .
Wells Mrs. John, res. 5 North State.
Wells Mrs. Manha E., res. s. e. cor. Monroe and State.
Wells Millbrd N., student, res. s. e. cor. State and Monroe.
West & Henion, (John West and A. B. Hcnion) hats, caps,
furs and millinery, 5 East Huron.
West Charles, blacksmith, wks. J. Henderson, res. 73 North
Fourth.
West John (West & Henion) res. 28 Liberty.
West John J., shoemaker, wks. Palmcrter & Steele, res. east
end Hickory st.
West Miles, wks. railroad depot, res. n. e. end Broadway.
West William, blacksmith, wks. J. Henderson, res. 73 North
Fourth.
West —, shoemaker, wks. P. Brennen.
Western Union Telegraph office, 6 East Huron.
Wezel Christian, wagon maker, wks. John Schneider, res.
William, bet First and West Second.
Wheaton Miss E. M., dressmaking, 32 East Huron, up stairs.
Whedon Benjamin, res. 47 South Fourth.
WHEDON WILLIAM W., (Sutherland & Whedon) res. 44
South State.
Wheeler A. E., shoemaker, wks. Noble, Rider & Moore, res.
Detroit st.
Wheeler George S., Deputy Co. Treasurer, res. 9 North State.
Wheeler John M., res. west end Huron.
Wheeler Monson, res. 37 South Fourth.
White Mrs. Oren, res. 11 Wall.


120 CHAPIn's ANN AEBOE ["W] CITY DIEECTOEY.
"W hite Rev. Henry S., pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, res.
46 Washington.
White Thomas, Sec'y Washtenaw Mutual Fire Ins. Co., 20
South Main, res. 5 Grove.
Whitehead Aaron, carpenter, res. e. s. State, het. Madison and
Monroe.
WHITNEY MARTIN L., (Partridge & Whitney,) res. w. s.
Grove, near Huron ave.
Wicks & Mclntyre, (Rufus B. Wicks and Wm. H. Mclntyre,)
bakers and dealers in groceries and provision, n. s. Ann,
opp. county offices.
Wicks Rufus B., (Wicks & Mclntyre,) res. 40 North Fourth.
Widenmann & Schuh, (Augustus Widenman and Jacob Schuh,)
hardware, iron, coal, felloes, hubs and spokes, 23 and 25
South Main.
Widenman Augustus, (Widenmann & Schuh,) res. 44 South
Fourth.
Wilcox Mrs. Lucy, physician, res. s. s. Fifth, bet. Packard and
South Madison.
Wilcoxson James M., lawyer, res. 13 North Division.
WILDER & WARNER,
(Edwin Wilder and H. H. Warner,) dealers in hardware,
. stoves, glass, etc., manufacturers of tin, copper and sheet
'iron ware, 16 South Main.
WILDER EDWIN, (Wilder & Warner,) res. 13 Forest ave.,
cor. Orleans.
Wilder Flavius M., res. s. e. cor. Orleans and Forest ave.
Wildt E. E., res. 20 East Huron.
Wilkinson Elmer E., painter, bds. n. s. Bowery.
Wilkinson Mrs. Hannah A., res. north side W. Huron, nr. First.
Wilkinson Dr. Thomas, res. 5 Mill.
Willard Misses Laura and Persis, millinery rooms, s. e. cor.
Main and Washington, up stairs, res. same.
Willett Miss Sarah, res. e. s. East University, bet. College and
Orleans.
Williams Albert, wks. Tomlinson & Jaynes' factory, res. 30
Wall


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Williams Albert, col., laborer, res. 7 Wall.
Williams Asa, res. 50 Washington.
Williams Benjamin, col., servant, res. cor. Pontiac and Fifth.
Williams Charles, carpenter, res. 20 Spring.
Williams Mrs. Elizabeth A., res. 30 Wall.
Williams Floyd, res. e. s. Church, bet . Washtenaw ave. and
Orleans.
Williams Rev. George P., LL. D., Prof, in University, res. 20
North Fifth.
Williams Mrs. H. E., res. 24 Sonth Fourth.
Williams S. W., laborer, bds. n. s. Miller ave.
Williams Thomas, blacksmith, wks. Beutler & Traver.
Williams William W., machinist, wks. Tripp, Ailes & Price,
res. 30 WalL
Willis , carpenter, bds. 37 Thompson.
Wilmot Charles T., res. cor. Washtenaw ave. and Forest Hill.
Wilmot Henry C, elk. A. R. Hall, res. 9 North Main, up stairs.
Wilsey Alvin, musician, res. s. e. cor. Ingalls and Ann.
Wilsey Mrs. Amanda, res. n. e. cor. Lawrence and Thayer.
Wilson Nathan, col., laborer, res. 20 Broadway.
Wiltsie, Mrs. Charlotte, wid., res. e. s. Thayer, bet. Washing-
ton and North University ave.
Winchell Alexander, LL. D., Prof. Geology, Zoology and
Botany, in Mich. University, res. n. s. North University
ave., bet . Ingalls and Thayer.
Windeck Charles, cigar maker, wks. Kauffmann & Roebaeh,
res. 9 Thompson.
Winegar Daniel C, res. 71 North Fourth.
Winegar Edwin R, with Sommer & Darragh, bds. Cook's
Hotel.
Winegar Phillip, ex-Sheriff and Supervisor, res. n. s. Miller ave.
WINES & DOUGLASS,
(Daniel E. Wines and Levi H. Douglass,) builders and
dealers in lumber, manufacturers of sash, doors and blinds,
s. w. cor. Fifth and North.
Wines & Worden, (William W. Wines and Charles H. Wor-
den,) dry goods, groceries and carpets, 20 South Main.


122 CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOE [ \V J CITY DIEKCTOHT.
Wines Abram B., sash and blind maker, wks. Wines <t Doug-
lass, res. s. s. Forest Hill ave.
Wines Charles A., carpenter, wks. Wines & Douglass, res. n.
s. North, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
WINES DANIEL E., (Wines & Douglass,) res. s. w. cor.
Fourth and Packard.
Wines William W., (Wines & Worden,) res. s. s. Packard,
bet. Main and Fourth.
Winslow Robert, baker, wks. Wicks & Mclntyre.
Winslow Robert, moulder, wks. Tripp, Ailes & Price, res. n.
s. Fclch, bet. Fountain and Spring.
Witting Nelson S., harness maker, wks. Charles Spoor, res. 7
Jefferson.
Wolaver Wells T., elk. W. W. Saunders, bds. 7 Broadway.
Wood Devolson, Prof. Civil Engineering in University, res. s.
e. cor. East University and Washtenaw ave.
Wood Mrs. Nancy Ann, res. e. s. Church, bet. College and Or-
leans.
Wood Selic, res. 27 South Division.
Woodruff Miss Alma S., elk. P. O., bds. cor. State, and Bowery.
Woodruff Benjamin, res. n. e. cor. Forest eve. and Orleans.
Woodruff Charles, shoemaker, wks. A. M. Doty, res. s. I. River
sti eet.
Woodruff F., homoeopathic physician, 52 East Huron.
Woodruff Peter D., carpenter, res. n. e. cor. Orleans and
Forest ave.
WOODRUFF THOMAS M.,
fashionable tailor, 16 South Mam, up stairs, res. 4 North
State.
Woods Mrs. Luke, res. n. w. cor. William and Maynard.
Worden Charles H., (Wines & Worden,) res. n. e. cor. Wil-
liam and Thompson.
Worden John, carpenter, res. s. s. River st
.
Worms Henry, ladies' fancy millinery and gents' furnishing
goods, 1 Gregory block, bds. Gregory House.
Wright Archibald, carpenter, res. 1 Washtenaw st
.
Wright M. S., builder, res. s. s. Lawrence.


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Wright Walter S., groceries, etc., 30 East Huron, res. cor.
Bowery and Ingalls.
WURSTER FREDERICK, (Lawson, Wurster & Ellis,) res.
n. s. Washington, near cor. First.
Wylde John, mill-wright, res. e. s. Thayer, bet. Washington
and North University ave.
Wyman John, laborer, res. 9 North Main, up stairs.
Wyman William, well-digger, res. e. s. Brown.
Wymer John, wks. Kvause's tannery, res. w. s. West Third,
near Jefferson.
Tedely Conrad, turner, -wks. John Rosenberg, res. s. e. cor.
Liberty and West Third.
Young Miss Harriet, teacher First Ward School, bds. w. s.
Thayer, bet. South University and Monroe.
Young James H., res. s. s. Hiscock.
Yungferd Frederick, cooper, res. north end Main.
Zeeb Jacob, saloon, 22 South Second, res. same.
Ziegler Frederick, wagon maker, shop and res. s. e. cor. Wash-
ington and Second.
Zuck Alonzo, farmer, res. south end Main.

Z
WILLIAM Iff, STELLE,
MANTTTACTURER OP
STEELE'S OLD EXGEISII OIL PASTE
No. 39 North Main Street,
ANN ^VltUOIt,
MICH.
P. S.—All Orders Promptly Filled.


124
CHAPIN's ANN AEBOE CITY DIRECTORY.
PEOPLES' DKUG STOEE.

DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Dye Goods, Toilette Goods, Patent Medicines,
PAINTS, PAIHT OILS, AND MEDICINAL LIQUORS,
Every class of Medical Merchandise will be represented, with every available
article of the Materia Medica, together with a variety of rare
Chemicals, Alkaloids, Re-Agents, Pure Tests, &c,
Interesting to the Physician and Medical Student.
Having had a large and practical experience of over eighteen years in
every department of the Drug business, we feel confident that our
Dispensing and Prescription Department
Will be attended to in a manner entirely satisfactory, assuring our
friends that we shall deem it not only a duty but a pleasure
to give our strict personal attention to all their wants.
Prices Satisfactory.
r. w. ELLIS & CO.
Corner opp. the Gregory House.
TRY ONE BOTTLE OF OUR
Double Strength of Flavoring Extracts,
R. W. ELLIS & CO.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
FINE TOILET SOAPS IN THE CITY,
R. W. ELLIS & CO.
TRY ONE BOTTLE OF OUR
COCO ALINE-the Best Hair Dressing in the World,
R. W. ELLIS & CO.


EDWIN WILDER.
II. II. WARNER.
WILDER & WARNER,

DEALERS IN
SHELF
HEAVY

HARDWARE,
IRON, STOVES, NAILS,
GLASS, CUTLERY, &C.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
GO

CO
American Base Burner Coal Stove.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE,
No. Hi South Main Street,
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.





CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OP
AlSnxr ARBOE, MICH-,
CONTAINING A FULL LIST OF THE VARIOUS TRADES AND PRO-
FESSIONS IN THE CITY-ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Curtis Delos/.i Detroit st.
Finnegan & Howard, cor. Detroit and Catherine.
Laubengayer Gottlob, n. s. Liberty, bet. Main and Second.
Moore L. & Son, Broadway, near river.
Rogers & Treadwell, cor. Huron and Second.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
Bliss Edwin J., s. w. cor. Church and Washtenaw ave.
Gregory Sam R., s. s. Bowery.
Hilton & Elsey, rear Miller & Rayer's, Detroit st.
Jacobice George, s. s. Liberty, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Jones Marvin V. K., e. s. Thayer, bet. Monroe and Huron ave.
Erapf Conrad, 24 East Washington.
Mallory "William H., office 6 East Huron.
Patridge, Mallory & Laffrey, a. w. cor. Fifth and Depot st.
Pulcipher Zera S., 6 Wall.
Wines & Douglass, ». w. cor. Fifth and North.
BAKERS.
Bonnett Wm. J., w. s. Pontiac, bet. Fifth and Summit.
Clark Martin, 39 South Main.
Hall Augustus R., 23 North Main.
Lodholz Gottlieb, 4 Broadway.
Rinsey & Seabolt, 6 East Washington.
Wicks & Mclntyre, n. s. Ann, opp. county offices.


126 CHAPIN's ANN ARBOR CITY DIRECEOEY.
J. A. POLHEMUS & SON,
Livery and Sale Stable,

GOOD HORSES & BUGGIES
May be Obtained at all Hours of Day or Night.
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE
OHIO AND BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER.
B. F. RICE,
DEALER IN
READY-MADE
BOOTS
—AND—
SHOES,
—AND—
Rubber Goods.
ALSO, MANUFACTURER OF EVERT DESCRIPTION OF
BOOTS! SHOES.
Repairing Done Promptly,
First Door West of Post-Office, - - ANN ARBOR, MICH.


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127
BANKS AND BANKERS.
First National Bank, 22 South Main.
Melntyre Donald, north end Court House.
Miller & Webster, s. s. "West Huron, near Main.
BARBERS.
Aray James W., 12 East Huron.
Freeman & Pritchet, under Gregory House.
Scha'l William, 2 Broadway.
Simonds James S., 2 East Huron, up stairs.
Storey & Lucas, 10 South Main, up stairs.
Teats Herman, under Miller & Webster's bank, Huron.
BILLIARD HALLS.
Besimer & BrO., s. a. West Huron, opp. Gregory House.
Binder Henry, so South Main.
Dessotell Charles H., under Gregory House.
Eccles Thomas, 11 North Main.
Green Byron, s. s. Huron, bet. Main and Second.
BLACKING MANUFACTURER.
Stelle William N., 39 North Main.
BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
Beutler & Traver, 3 East Liberty.
Handy, Smith & McLean, n. e. cor. Detroit and North.
Haviland & Rhodes, 3 and 5 Wall.
Henderson Joseph, 26 North Fourth.
Karberg John, n. s. Catherine, bet. Main and. Fourth.
Kearns William, n. w. cor. Catherine and Fourth.
Keeler George W., west side Fountain.
King John R., s. s. Catharine, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Lawson, Wurster & Ellis, 21 and 23 North Fourth.
Meyer & Allber, junction Detroit and State.
Schneider John, 8 Second.
Schumacher Christian, 18 South Second.
Spohr John, s. s. Liberty, bet. Main and Second.
Wagner John, n. s. Washington, bet . Main and Second.


128 CHAPINS' ANN ARBOR CITY DIRECTORY.
-W- H. MALLORY,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
Office, No. 6 East Huron Street,
Res. 26 Jefferson St., - ANN ARBOR, MICH.
Plana Famished for all Classes of Dwellings, Stores, Churohes and Pnbllo Buildings.
ANN ARBOR STEAM PLANING MILL.
WINES & DOUGLASS,

AND SEALERS IN
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Door and Window
Frames, Base, Band, Crown, Picture Frame,
Circular and Irregular Moldings,
of any Width or Pattern required.
BRACKET, SCROLL, AND FANCY SAWING.
Also, Plans and Specifications furnished for Churches, Dwellings, &c.
Office—.South-west corner of North and Fifth Sts., Ann Arbor, Michigan.
D. E. WINES. L. H. DOUGLASS.
HUTZEL & CO.,
Keep always on hand a full supply of
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS,
BRUSHES, GROCERIES, &c,
NO. 14 SOUTH MAIN ST., - - ANN ARBOR, MICH.
DELOS CURTIS,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Threshers, Reapers and Mowers, Plows, Cultivators,
H0B8E BASES, GBAIJT DBILL8, CBADLES AND SCYTHES, F0BK8,
BAKES, SPADES, SHOVELS, HOES, &c,
DETBOIT STREET, - • ANN ARBOR, MICH.


chapin's ans aebor city directory. 129
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER.
Chase Dr. A. W., 39 North Main.
BOARDING.
Barber, Mrs. Mary, n. e. cor. Huron and Ingalls.
Beard Daniel, 46 William.
Brown Mrs. Dorothy, 41 Ann.
Carpenter Rufus, 25 South Division.
Davis Mrs. Delia, 49 North Main.
Davison Mrs. Catherine, s. e. cor. Lawrence and Thayer.
De Puy Mrs. Francis M., 19 Maynard.
Dygert Mrs. Mary, 14 South Fourth.
Ellsworth Frederick, s. e. cor. Thayer and Catherine.
Goodale Mrs. L. C, 16 North Fifth.
Howe Harlow H., 41 Washington.
McManus Mrs. Catherine, cor. Detroit and Fifth.
Martin Mrs. Ellen, 43 North Fourth.
O'Neil James, foot Detroit st.
O'Toole Lawrence, e. s. Ingalls, bet. Washington and North
University.
Pomeroy Wm. H., Exchange, 11 North Main.
Putnam Mrs. Helen E., Monitor, n. w. cor. Huron and Second.
Pyper Mrs. Mary,w. s. Thayer, bet. S. University and Monroe.
Spencer Edgar H., e. s. East University ave.
Spoor Mrs. Louisa R., n. s. Ann, bet. Thayer and Ingalls.
Stanley Felix, near old cemetery.
Walker William, s. w. cor. Catherine and First
.
Wanty Mrs. Elizabeth, 43 North Main.
BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL
For Young Ladies—Misses M. H. and C. A. Clark, 31 North
Division.
BOOK BINDERY.
Chase Dr. A. W., 39 North Main.
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130 CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOR CITY DIRECTORY.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Corson James R., 28 East Huron.
Gilmore & Fisk, 4 Gregory Block, North Main.
Miller John F. & Co., 3 Gregory Block, North Main.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Banfield Henry, 25 North Main.
Brennen Patrick, 17 North Fourth.
Doty Alonzo M., 14 Broadway.
Finkbeiner Adam, e. s. Detroit, bet. Fifth and North.
Huss George, n. s. Liberty, bet. Main and Second.
Jedele Martin, s. s. Washington, bet. Main and Second.
Kemper <& Diehl, 15 South Main.
Merkle William, 36 South Main.
Mogk George, e. s. Main, bet . Wm. and Packard.
Noble, Rider & Moore, 2 East Huron.
O'Hara William, w. s. Main, opp. Court House.
Palmerter & Steele, 24 East Huron.
Reinhardt John M., 42 South Main.
Bice Benjamin F., Gregory block, west of Post office.
Rockwell Bryant T., East Huron.
Saraw & Foster, s. s. Huron, bet. Main and Second.
Seyler & Gruner, 6 North Main.
Smith Geo. W. & Son, 33 North Main.
Stoddard Brothers, s. w. cor. Huron and Fifth.
Tarrant Richard, 24 South Main.
Vandawaker Edwin, 18 South Main.
BREWERIES.
Brehm Peter, Western Brewery, West Fourth.
Hooper Frederick B., Ann Arbor Brewery, n. w. cor. State
and Fuller.
Beyer John, City Brewery, cor. First and Liberty.
RuofF Frederick, Bavaria Brewery, n. s. Fuller, bet . Detroit
and State.
Volz John A., Central Brewery, s. e. oor. Fifth and Summit.


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131
BRICK YARD.
Moran John, Mosely st., near South Main.
BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
Scabolt & Buell, 3 Maiden Lane.
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Ann Arbor Business College, A. C. Parsons, A. M.,
President, n. w. cor. Main and Washington.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Ann Arbor Trading Association, n. w. cor. Main and Ann.
Henion & Gott, s- e. cor. Main and Huron.
Wines & Worden, 20 South Main.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKERS.
Arksey N., w. s. Detroit st., near railroad depot.
Bross J. & J. F., 65 South Main.
Brown Michael, 5 East Liberty.
Burnett Asa, n. c. cor. Main and Catherine.
Handy, Smith & McLean, n. e. corner Detroit andJNorth.
Lawson, Wurster & Ellis, 21 and 23 North Fourth.
Meyer & Allber, junction Detroit and State.
Schneider John, 8 Second.
Walker Christian, n. s. Washington, bet. Main and Second.
Ziegler Frederick, s. e. cor. Washington and Second.
CLAIM AGENTS-
Gott John N., s- e. cor. Huron and Fourth.
CLOTHING.
Gilbert Geo. A. & Co., 24 South Main.
Guiterman M. & Co., 9 South Main.
Loeb A. & C. & Co., 8 East Huron.
Shutts M. L. & Co., 21 South Main.


132
chapdi's Aim abbor city dieectoey.
Smith Albert, 17 South Main.
Wagner William, 21 South Main.
COAL DEALERS.
Widenmann & Schuh, 23 and 25 South Main.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Darragh Allen F.> 14 and 15 Exchange block, N. Main.
Finnegan & Howard, cor. Detroit and Catherine.
COMPOSITION ROOFING.
Murray Michael, Jefferson, bet . Fifth and Division.
CONFECTIONERS.
Gwinner & Gartner, Hangsterfer's block, South Main.
Hangsterfer Jacob, 53 South Main.
Schlotterbeck Herman, 8 South Main.
Sutherland & Cole, 3 East Huron.
COOPER SHOPS.
Dieterle Adam, s. e. cor. Liberty and First.
Jones James, 43 Broadway.
Schule Michael, 30 South Second.
Schrater Adam, e. s. Second, bet. Catherine and Ann.
Soulier Alexander, opp. M. C. freight Depot
.
Spaffbrd & Dodsley, cor. Detroit and Fifth.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Dean & Co., 30 South Main.
Donnelly J. & P., H East Huron.
Hall E. F., u. s. Ann, opp. Court House.
Mack & Schmidt, 54 South Main.
Slawson & Son, s. e. cor. Huron and Fourth.
Stewart L. B. & Co., 13 South Main.
CUTLERS.
Emminger & Brother, 26 East Washington.


134 CHAPIK's ANN AEBOB CITY DIRECTORY.
DRY GOODS.
Ann Arbor Trading Association, n. w. cor. Main and Ann.
Bach & Abel, 26 South Main.
Bower H. & Son. 10 North Main.
Coyle Luke, n. s. Ann, opp. Court House.
Donovan Patrick, 10 Broadway.
Fantle Charles, 19 South Main.
Henion & Gott, s. e. cor. Main and Huron.
Hyde Edward A., 32 South Main.
Kelley O. A, 28 East Huron.
Mack & Schmid, 54 South Main, cor. Liberty.
Maynard John H., 7 North Main.
Millen Chauncey H., 4 South Main.
O'Hara William, w. s. Main, opp. Court House.
Weil Aaron, s. w. cor. Washington and First.
Wines & Worden, 20 South Main.
DYE HOUSE.
Rupff George, 23 South Second.
EATING HOUSES.
Drake Nathan H, 20 East Huron.
Goetz John, M. C. Railroad depot.
EMBROIDERY, Etc.
Emminger Mrs. Charlotte, 26 East Washington.
EXPRESS OFFICES.
American Express Co., A. W. Ames, agent, 6 East Huron.
Merchants' Union Express Co., J. F. Miller, agent, 3 Gregory
block.
FANCY GOODS.
WattS J. C. & Bro., 10 South Main.
FISH DEALER.
Hewitt Thomas L., n. e. cor Main and Ann.


CHAPIN's ANN ABBOB CITY DIBECTOBY.
FLOUR AND FEED.
Hoffstetter John G., 29 East Washington.
McMahon & Goodell, n. W. cor. Fourth and Ann.
Rinsey & Seabolt, 6 East Washington.
FLOURING MILLS.
Hill George D., 48 Broadway.
McMahon & Goodell, office n. w. cor. Fourth and Ann.
Stetler & Bro., north end Main.
Swift & Deubel, foot Broadway.
FOUNDRIES.
Hulme George, Broadway, near riTer.
Tripp, Ailes & Price, s. s. Huron, west of First
.
FRUIT PACKERS.
Henning & Wood, cor. Detroit and Fifth.
Prudden Newton A., 30 North State.
Spafford & Dodsley, cor. Detroit and Fifth.
FURNITURE.
Jenter & Meyer, ». s. Liberty, bet. Main and Second.
Keck John & Co., 33 South Main.
Muehlig Florian, 37 South Main.
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Gilhert George A. & Co., 24 South Main.
Guiterman M. & Co., 8 South Main.
Kemper & Diehl, 15 South Main.
Kierstead Daniel, 8 North Main.
Loeb A. & C. & Co., 8 East Huron.
Smith Albert, 17 South Main.
Wagner William 21 South Main.
Worms Henry, 1 Gregory block.


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CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOE CITY DIBECTOBY.
GLUE MANUFACTURER.
Schleek Ernst, s. s. Liberty, near West Seventh.
'. GROCERIES.
Ann Arbor Trading Association, n. w. cor. Main and Ann.
Behr Charles, 34 South Main.
Bell & Hendrickson, 2 East Washington.
Blanchard Augustus F., 1 Broadway.
Clancy John, 4 East Huron.
Clark Martin, 39 South Main.
Coyle Luke, n. s. Ann, opp. Court House.
Darragh Allen F., 14 and 15 Exchange block, North Main.
Donovan Patrick, 10 Broadway.
Donnelly J. & P., H East Huron.
Earl Thomas, 9 North Main.
Easton Charles.
Gardner Capt. Albert, s. e. cor. Liberty and Second,
Gerner John, 47 South Main.
Gould John M., n. s. Ann, opp. Court House.
Hall Augustus R., 23 North Main.
Hall E. F., n. s. Ann, opp. Court House.
Henderson John S., 29 South Main.
Herz August, 17 Broadway.
Hewitt Thomas L., n. e. cor. Main and Ann.
Hoffstetter John G., 29 East Washington.
Hutzel & Co., 14 South Main.
Kelley O. A., 28 East Huron.
Lutz George F., 40 South Main.
Mack & Schmid, 54 South Main.
O'Hearn P., Buchoz's block, Detroit street
.
Rinsey & Seabolt, 6 East Washington.
Saunders William W., 5 Broadway.
Sherman Mrs. Sarah, 16 Broadway.
Slawson & Son, s. e. cor. Huron and Fourth.
Smith Andrew J., 33 North Main.
Stewart L. B. & Co., 13 South Main.
Storms & Campbell, 8 Broadway.


CHAPIN's ANN ABBOB CITY DIEECTOBY.
137
Sutherland & Cole, 3 East Huron.
Tuite & Duffy, 10 East Huron.
Wicks & Mclntyre, n. s. Ann, opp. County offices.
Wines & Worden, 20 South Main.
Wright Walter S., 30 East Huron.
GUNSMITHS.
Beutler & Traver, 3 East Liberty.
HARDWARE.
Hunt John W., 6 South Main.
Pease & Fleming, 46 South Main.
Risdon Lewis C, 31 South Main.
Widenmann & Schuh, 23 and 35 South Main.
Wilder & Warner, 16 South Main.
HARNESS MAKERS.
Bliss & Vetter, 9 East Huron.
Kelley & Teufel, n. e. cor. Main and Washington, up stairs.
Schaeberle Adam, n. e. cor. Liberty and Second.
Spoor Charles, 45 South Main.
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
Johnson Elias J., 7 South Main.
Kemper & Diehl, 15 South Main.
Kierstead Daniel, 8 North Main.
West & Henion, 5 East Huron.
HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS.
Linkx Louis, 12 North Main.
Stevens Stanley L., 6 East Huron, up stairs.
HOTELS.
Ann Arbor Hotel, B. Green, propr., s. s. Huron, bet . Main
and Second.
Cook's Hotel, Solon Cook, propr., s. w. cor. Huron and Fourth.
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138
CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOB CITY DIBECTOEY.
Diehl's Hotel, John Diehl, propr., n. e. cor. Detroit and
Fuller.
Gregory House, E. M. Gregory, propr., n. w. cor. Huron
and Main.
Kossuth House, John Heinrich, propr, s. w. cor. Pontiac and
Summit.
Washtenaw House, Elisha W. Cook, propr., 13 Broadway.
ICE CREAM SALOONS.
Gwinner & Gartner, Hangsterfer's block, South Main.
Hangsterfer Jacob, 53 South Main.
ICE DEALERS.
Latimer L. & Son, n. w. cor. Washtenaw and Cedar.
,'.; INURANCE AGENTS.
Banks John L., south end Grove.
Clark Charles G., 10 North Main.
Cramer Densmore, s- w. cor. Main and Huron.
Gott John N., s- e. cor. Huron and Fourth.
Hahn Frederick L., 41 South Fourth.
King Zina P., 15 South Main.
McKernan Patrick, 11 East Huron.
Mack Christian, 54 South Main.
Parker & Hill, Exchange block, North Main.
Sessions J. 0,. A., 24 South Main.
Sutherland & Whedon, 6 East Huron.
Taylor Sibley G., 15 South Main.
Terhune Enoch, 26 North State.
INSURANCE COMPANIES-ACCIDENT.
Accident Insurance Co., of Columbus, Ohio, Zina P.
King, agent, 15 South Main.
INSURANCE COMPANIES-FIRE. 7.
Albany City Fire Insurance Co., John N. Gott, agent,
s. e. cor. Huron and Fourth.


142 CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOE CITY DIKECTOBY.
LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLES.
Polhemus'J. A. & Son, s. e. cor. Main and Catherine.
Rapalje Theodore P., rear Gregory block.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Blood Edmund,*n. w. cor. Fourth and Depot sts.
De Forest David^Detroit st.
Krapf Conrad, n. e. side Packard, near Hanover square.
Schmid Christian, s. w. cor. Liberty and Fifth.
Sutherland C. & Co., s. e. cor. Fourth and Depot sts.
Wines & Douglass, s. w. cor. Fifth and North.
MACHINE SHOPS.
Haviland & Rhodes, 3 and 5 Wall.
Moore L. W. & Son, Broadway, near river.
Tripp, Ailes & Price, s. s. Huron, west of First
.
MAP PUBLISHER.
Geil John F., 36 Wall.
MARBLE WORKS.
Eisele J. E. & Brother, s. e. cor. Detroit and Catherine.
MATCH MANUFACTURER.
Aldrich Ira, 8 Wall.
MEAT MARKETS.
Gwinner Gottlieb F.r16 East Washington, cor. Fourth.
Jolly William B., North University ave.
Matthews Roger, Ann St., north of Court House.
Rayer & Laubengayer, 18 East Huron.
Robinson R. & Brother, Gregory block, west of Post
Office.
Seigmund Xavier, Detroit st.
Siply J. F. & Son, 35 South Main.
Walker Thomas, 25 Broadway.
Wemmann & Gall, 31 Washington.


CHAPm's ANN AEBOB CITY DIRECTOBY.
143
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Gilbert George A. & Co., 24 South Main.
Guiterman M. & Co., 9 South Main.
O'Rourk M., 12 South Main, up stairs.
Quinn P. W., 15 North Fourth.
Shntts M L. & Co., 27 South Main.
Smith Albert, 17 South Main.
Wagner William. 21 South Main.
MILE DEALERS.
Cope John, n. s. Miller ave.
Rice Enos H., n. s. Geddes ave.
MILLINERY.
Curtis Mrs. Delos, 1 Detroit street.
Fantle Charles, 19 South Main.
Haines Mrs. E. A., 17 South Main.
Keenan Miss Mattie T., 5 North Main.
Linkx Louis, 12 North Main.
McMichael Mrs. Caroline, 56 South Main.
Pyper Miss Isabella, 39 South Main.
Vandercook Misses, 5 Broadway, up stairs.
Vosmus & Noble, n. s. Washington, bet. Main and Second.
West & Henion, 5 East Huron.
Willard Misses Laura and Persis, s. e. cor. Main and Wash-
ington.
Worms Henry, 1 Gregory block.
MILL PICES.
Church Wm. C. & Sons, manufrs., n. s. Orleans, bet. Church
and Forest ave.
MUSIC DEALERS.
Corson James It., 28 East Huron.
Holmes Sidney T., 32 East Huron.


144
CHAFIN'S ANN AEB0E CITY DIBECTOBY.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Bliss Calvin, 11 South Main.
Holmes Sidney T., 32 East Huron.
NEWS DEALER AND STATIONER.
Ames Albert W., 6 East Huron.
NEWSPAPERS.
Ann Arbor Journal, J. M. Cole, publisher, 10 North Main.
Michigan Argus, E. B. Pond, proprietor, s. ,w. cor. Main
and Huron.
Michigan State News, L. Davis, proprietor, 48 South Main.
Peninsular Courier and Family Visitant, A W.
Chase, M. D., propr., 39 North Main.
University Chroniele, published weekly, by students of the
University.
University Magazine, issued monthly, by a board of editors
elected from the Senior Class of the University of Michi-
gan.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Clark E., n. e. cor. Fourth and Ann.
Root Tracy W., s. s. Huron, bet. Main and Second.
Roth William F., s- e. cor. Fourth and Ann.
OMNIBUS, HACK AND BAGGAGE LINE.
Robison & Baxter, s- s. Ann, rear Exchange block.
ORGAN BUILDER.
Garttner Gottleib, 44 South Fourth.
PAINTERS.
Boylan Win. H. H., n. s. Huron, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
Knapp Lewis M., 63 North Main.
Krause & Bissinger, b. s. Liberty, bet. Main and Second.
Schall Christian, 4 Maiden Lane.
Sorg Frederick, 32 East Washington.


CHAPIN'S ANN AKBOB CITY DIRBCTOBY. 145
FAINTS AND OILS.
Buel Dr. Henry S., n- w. cor Main and Ann.
Chester E. & Co., 13 Exchange block, North Main.
Ellis R. W. & Co., b. w. cor. Main and Huron.
Grenville & Fuller, 6 South Main.
Hutzel & Co., 14 South Main.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.
Haarer John, 54 South Main, cor. Liberty.
Hall I. N, Exchange block, North Main.
Palmer Russell D., 30 East Huron.
Revenaugh & Co., 28 East Huron.
Stanley Moses C, cor. Huron and Fourth.
PHYSICIANS.
Backus Cyrus, 12 South University ave.
Bliss Daniel W., (Botanic) 18 William, cor. Fifth.
Boylan Arthur E., 13 Fifth.
Breakey William P., 56 East Huron.
Cheever Henry S., 28 East Huron.
Frothingham George E., 28 East Huron.
Hatch Charles, 3 Broadway.
Irish Thomas (Eclectic) 6 Brown st.
JefFeries Charles A., e. s. East University ave.
Kellogg Daniel B., 8 Brown 6t.
Lyon Mason R., s. e. cor. Thayer and Monroe.
Lewitt William, office Haven block, 30 East Huron.
O'Toole P. W., s. w. cor. Main and Huron.
Palmer Alonzo B., 28 East Huron.
Pratt Silas, 31 Broadway.
Rominger Charles, 13 South Fifth.
Smith W. B., 48 East Huron.
Taylor Jay C, 86 Broadway.
Upjohn Uriah, North University ave.
Volland Jacob, (Magnetic) 6 North Main.
Wells Ebenezer, 13 South Main.
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146 CHAPIN'S ANN ABBOB CITY DIRECTORY.
Wilcox Mrs. Lucy, s. s. Fifth, bet. Packard and Madison.
Woodruff F., 52 East Huron.
PIANOS.
Sage James R., 45 South Main, up stairs.
PICTURES, FRAMES AND MOULDINGS.
Holmvs William D., 32 East Huron.
PLANING MILLS.
Miiler & Rayers, w. s. Detroit, bet. Summit and North.
Patridge, Mallory & Laffrey, s. w. cor. Fifth and Depot.
Wines & Douglass, s. w. cor. Fifth and North.
PORTRAIT PAINTER.
Palmer Russell D., so East Huron.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
(See also Groceries.)
Coyle Luke n- »• Ann, opp. Court House.
PUMP MAKERS.
Murray Michael, s. s. Jefferson, bet . Fifth and Division.
RARE, FORE, SHOVEL AND HOE HANDLE
MANUFACTURERS.
Patridge, Mallory & Laffrey, s. vr. cor. Fifth and Depot.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Clark Charles G., 10 North Main.
King Zina P., 15 South Main.
Parker & Hill, Exchange block, North Main.
Sutherland & Whedon, 6 East Huron.
Taylor Sibley G., 15 Sonth Main.
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
Curtis Delos, 1 Detroit
.
Polhemus J. A. & Son, e. cor. Main and Catherine.


CHAPIN's ANN AEBOB CITY DIEECTOEY. 147
Sogers & Treadwell, cor. Huron and Second.
SALOONS. *i
Albrecht John G., w. s. Pontiac, bet. Fifth and Summit.
Besimer & Bro., s. s. Huron, opp. Gregory House.
Binder Henry, so South Main.
Clair John, n. s. Ann, bet. Main and Fourth.
Clancy Thomas J., 19 Norlh Fourth.
Collamer Alfred B., Ann st., opp. Court House.
Covert Andrew F., 6 Broadway.
Dessotell Charles H., under Gregory House.
Drake Nathan H, 20 East Huron.
Eccles Thomas, 11 North Main.
Goetz John R., 2 Detroit st
.
Gwinner Jacob C, 20 East Washington.
Haas Thomas, 8 Catherine, west
.
Hangstcrfer Michael, 23 Broadway.
Jones John, *. w. cor. Main and Ann.
Kettner John, i2 East Washington.
Kitson Charles, 35 North Main.
Kopf Xavier, 4 Eas'- Washington.
Lutz George F., 40 South Main.
Mogk George C, n. s. Liberty, bet. Main and Second.
Pfaff & Hanby, 27 Washington.
Reck Stephen, Buchoz' block, Detroit st
.
Rettich Frederick, 1 East Washington.
S:tnci Christian, Buchoz's block, Detroit st.
Schuh Emanuel, e. s. Fourth, opp. Court House.
Schumacher Mrs. Catherine, 16 Second.
Weis Gabriel, cor. Liberty and West Seventh.
Zeeb Jacob, 22 South Second.
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND MANUFACTURERS.
Patridge, Mallory & Laffrey, s. w. cor. Fifth and Depot.
Schmid Christian, s. w. cor. Liberty and Fifth.
Wines & Douglass, s. w. cor. Fifth and North.


148 CHAPKl's ANN AEBOB CITY DIBECTOET.
SAW MILLS.
Gates David L., north of city.
Hill G. D., north end Mill st
.
Fatridge & Whitney, s- w. cor. Huron and Grove.
SCHOOL FURNITURE.
Bodwell A. M., manufr., 33 North Fourth.
SEWING MACHINES.
Copeland Edwin R, 59 South Main.
Howell Albert J. 3 Gregory Block.
Rice Norman A., 6 Second.
Spraugue Jonathan, 20 Pontiac, north.
Sutherland & Whedon, 6 East Huron.
SHOW CASES.
Goodell Solomon D., 16 North Fifth.
SLAT WINDOW CURTAINS.
N Kierstead Daniel, 35 North Fifth.
SLEIGH AND CULTIVATOR MANUFAC-
TURERS.
Rhodes & Johnson, 9 Wall.
SOAF AND CANDLE MAKERS.
Burk Louis, cor. South Main and Madison.
Milieu Daniel S., north end State.
SORGHUM MANUFACTURER.
Bodwell L. W„ s. e cor. Liberty and West Seventh.
STATE PRISON WAGONS.
Watts J. C. & Bro., 10 South Main.
STEAM PRINTING HOUSE.
Chase Dr. A. W., 39 North Main.


CHAPIN'S ANN ABBOB CITY DIEECTOBY. 149
STOVES AND TINWARE.
(See also Hardware.)
Christman Paul, 38 South Main.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Ellis R. W. & Co., cor. Main and Huron.
Gilmore & Fisk, 4 Gregory block.
Buel Dr. Henry S., n. w. cor. Main and Ann.
TAILORS.
(See also Merchant Tailors.)
Elster Frederick, cor. Main and Ann, up stairs.
Kelley John, 18 Broadway.
Mills Lorrin, 6 North Main, up stairs.
Reule Andrew, 28 East Washington.
Ruel George, 5 South Main, up stairs.
Woodruff Thomas M., 16 South Main, up Etairs.
TANNERIES.
Duttenhofer Christian, e. s. West Third, near Liberty.
Heinzman Jacob, s. w. cor. William and West Third.
Krause Henry, West Second, near South Liberty.
Weil J. & Brothers, s. s. Huron, west of First.
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Sage James R., 45 South Main.
TEA STORE.
Walsh John, n. s. Washington, one door west of Main.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Western Union Telegraph Office, 6 East Huron.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Benham Samuel G., 3 South Main.
Horn & Rowe, 1 East Huron.


150 CHAPIn's ANN AEBOE CITY DIRECTORY.
Kauffmann & Rosbach, 36 South Main.
Tuite & Duffy, 10 East Huron.
TOYS AND NOTIONS.
Emminger & Bro., 26 East Washington.
Gerner John, 47 South Main.
UNDERTAKER.
Muehlig Florian, 37 South Main.
VEGETABLE VIOLET,
For the Hair—prepared and sold by H. Teats, Huron, opp.
Gregory House.
VETEEINARY SURGEONS.
Krause C, w. s. Detroit, foot Division.
O'Brock G. D., w. e. Detroit, foot Division.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Bliss Calvin, 11 South Main.
Haller Jacob, 22 East Huron.
Watts J. C. & Bro., 10 South Main.
WATER WHEELS.
Tripp, Ailes & Price, West Huron street.
WOOD DEALERS.
Burch Lawrence D., s. e. cor. Washtenaw and Forest aves.
Fatridge & Whitney, s. w. cor. Huron ave. 3nd Grove.
Scott Sylvanus A., s. w. cor. Washtenaw and Forest aves.
WOOD ENGRAVER.
Knapp Lewis M., 63 North Main.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
(See Groceries.)
Coyle Luke, n. n. Ann, opp. Court House.


152 CHAPIN'S ANN AEBOE CITY DIRECTORY.
ANN ARBOR HOTEL,
WEST HTJDR03ST ST.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND SECOND,
ANN ARBOR, - - MICHIGAN.
BYRON GHEEU, Proprietor.


MID

CARRIAGE ALWAYS IN READINESS
To convey guests to and from the cars, free of charge.
WITH SIX ELEGANT TABLES; ALSO, A
BOWLING SALOON,
WITH FOUR ALLEYS.
AX EATING ROOM,
In connection, where Meals can be procured at all hours.


CHAPIN's ANN ARBOR CITY DIRECTORY. 153
W. D. HOLMES,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
LOOKING GLASSES AND LOOKING GLASS



Frames, Cords, Tassels and Nails,
Walnut Brackets & Book Shelves
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
No. 33 Ea»t Huron Street, ANN ARBOR, MICH.
S. T. HOLMES,
DEALER IN
HUUUAL INSTRUMENTS,
Strings, Trimmings, &c.
Also, a large assortment of
Sheet Music and Instruction Books,
No. 32 East Huron Street,
AJSTS ARBOR, - - MICHIGAN.
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154 COAPm's ANN ABBOB CITY DIRECTOBY.
WM. WAGNER,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
CLOTHING
Of Every Description,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES.VESTINGS,
—AND—
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
No. SI South Main St.,
ANN ARBOR, - - - MICHIGAN.
O. A. KELLY,
GENERAL DEALER IN

GROCERIES,
No. 28 East Huron Street,
ANN ARBOR, - - MICHIGAN.


156
CHAPEj's ANN AHBOE CITY DIEBCTOEY.
FLORIAN MUEHLIG,
NO. 37 MAIN STREET,
Respectfully announces to the citizens «f Ann Arbor and vicinity, that
he has on hand a

TUR1TITURE,
Which will be sold very low. Also, a large stock of

CASES M COFFINS.
A Good Hearse,
Always in attendance. Persons wishing their friends laid out can call
on us night or day, free of charge.
All Orders will be Strictly Attended to.


CHAPIn's ANN ABBOB CITY DIBECTOBY. 157
L. C. RISDON,

ORIENTAL COAL STOVE!
AND AMERICAN COOK STOVE.
He is once more alone, and sells as cheap as any establishment in the
State.
NO. 31 MAIN STREET, ANN ARBOR, MICH.
A. K. HALL,
BAKER,
AND DEALEB IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR, &c,
No. 33 North Main Street,
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
PEOP. J- IR- SAGE,
TEACHER OF
VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
Ann Arbor, Mlcb, (P. O. Box, 631.)
Room—Spoor's Block, No. 45 Main St. Agent for all kinds of Pianos.


CHAPIN's ANN ABBOB CITY DIBECTOEY. 159

S. L. STEVENS,
HOOP SKIBT AND CORSET

FAG T O tt^ZT I
Second Floor of Ttaompson'i Block,
No. 6 East Huron Street, .... Ann Arbor.
GEORGE E. LUTZ,
DEALER IN

CONFECTIONEB'Y', <ScC,
No. 40 South Main St., ANN ARBOR, MICH.


160 CHAFIN's ANN ARBOR CITT DIBECTOBY.

THIS KOAD, FROM ITS GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION,
IS THE MOST DESIRABLE AVENUE
BOTH FOR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAFFIC,
BETWEEN THE EAST AND WEST.
Its Main Line connects at Toledo with the Dayton and Michigan Railroad,
which, with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Road, forma the
Shortest Line between Cincinnati and a Lake Outlet
And makes a direct route from Cincinnati to Detroit, by way of the Detroit, Monroe
and Toledo Road, which is a branch of the Michigan Southern. It connects also with
the Cleveland and Toledo Road, forming a through route from the East, and with the
Toledo and Wabash Valley Road for points in the West and South-West.
At the CROSSING OF THE LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY AND CHICAGO ROAD,
it connects with trains for the interior and southern parts of Indiana; at Chicago it con-
nects with all the Roads for the Far West and North-West; at Detroit with the Grand
Trunk and Great Western Railway!, Eastward, and the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad,
Westward.
The different branches ef this road are as follows: AIR LINE—Elkhart (where It in-
tersects Main Line) to Toledo. DETROIT, MONROE AND TOLEDO LINE-Toledo
to Detroit. MONROE BRANCH—Adrian (where it joins the Main Line) to Monroe,
where it connects with the Detroit and Toledo Road. JACKSON BRANCH—Adrian to
Jackson, where it makes connection with the Michigan Central and the Jackson, Lan-
sing and Saginaw Railroads.
The Passenger Department
*s unsurpassed in its arrangements for the comfort and convenience of Travellers. Day
Express Trains are fitted with SALISBURY'S PATENT DUSTERS, and Cars with
RAISED VENTILATED ROOFS, whereby a pure air is at all times secured. Night
CHANGE, and the above described Sleeping Can accompany Night Trains on the route
The Freight Department
Is amply supplied with Rolling Stock and Motive Power, and especial attention Is given
to the Transportation of Live Stock, while Freight Trains furnish Shippers with prompt
and speedy dispatch. In short, Tub Michigan Southern is THE LINE THE OLD
President-S. B. PHILLIPS. „ . n~ „.
General Superintendent—CHAs. F. HATCH. Oeneral Offices,
Chief Engineer—CHAS. PAINE. Van Buren St., Chicago.


Rkv. erastus o. haven, d. d., ll. d.,
President of the Board.
TERM EXPIRES.
Hon. J. EASTMAN JOHNSON,
Hon. JOHN M. B. SILL,
Hon. JAMES A. SWEEZEY,
Hon. CYRUS M. STOCKWELL,
Hon. EDWARD C. WALKER,
Hon. GEORGE WILLAKD,
Host. THOMAS D. GILBERT,
Hon. HIRAM A. BURT,
Centerville,
Detroit,
Hastings,
Port Huron,
Detroit,
Battle Creek,
Grand Rapids,
Marquette,
1870
1870
1872
1872
1874
1874
1876
1876
JOHN H. BURLESON, Esq., Secretary and Steward.
Hon. DONAL!) McINTYRE, Treasurer.
Hon. OP.AMEL HOSFORD,
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Rev. JOHN G. W. COWLES, East Saginaw.
IL O. HITCHCOCK, M. D., Kalamazoo.
Hon. W. B. WILLIAMS, Allegan.


AND OTHER OFFICERS.
Rkv. ERASTUS O. HAVEN, D. D., LL. D.,
President or the TJnivorsity,
Professor of Logic and Political Economy.
Rev. GEORGE P. WILLIAMS, LL. D.,
Professor of Physics.
-J ABRAM SAGER, M. A., M. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.
» SILAS H. DOUGLASS, M. A., M. D.,
Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy, Pharmacy and Toxicology.
ZINA PITCHER, M. D.
Emeritus Professor of the Institutes of Medicine and Obstetrics.
JAMES R. BOISE, M. A.,
Professor of the Greek Language and Literature.
•ALONZO B. PALMER, M. A., M. I).,
Professor of Pathology, the Practice of Medicine, and of Hygiene.
ALEXANDER WINCHELL, LL. D.,
Professor of Geology, Zoology and Botany.
,/ CORYDON L. FORD. M. A., M. D,
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
-I HENRY S. FRIEZE, M. A.,
Professor of the Latin Language and Literature.
DeVOLSON wood, c. e., m. a.,
Professor of Civil Engineering.
Hon. JAMES V. CAMPBELL, LL. D.,
Marshall Professor of Law.
Ho.v. CHARLES I. WALKER,
Kent Professor of Law.
Hon. THOMAS M. COOLEY,
Jay Professor of Law.
JAMES C. WATSON, M. A.,
Professor of Astronomy and Director of the Observatory.
SAMUEL G. ARMOR, M. A., M. D.,
Professor of Institutes of Medicine and Materia Medlca.


MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES.
5
EDWARD P. EVANS, Ph. D.,
Professor of Modern Languages and Literature.
Rbv. LUCIUS D. CHAPIN, M. A.,
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy.
EDWARD OLNEY, M. A.,'
Professor of Mathematics.
• Rev. ANDREW TEN BROOK, M. A.,
Librarian.
. ASHLEVT POND, M. A.,
Fletcher Professor of Law.
WILLIAM W. GREENE, M. D.,
Professor of Civil and Military Surgery.
ADAM K SPENCE, M. A.,
Professor of the French Language and Literature.
CHARLES K. ADAMS, M. A.,
Professor of History.
MOSES COIT TYLER, M A.,
Professorof Rhetoric and English Literature.
ALLEN J. CURTIS, M A.,
Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature.
* ALBERT B. PRESCOTT, M. D.,
Asst. Professor Chemistry and Lecturer on Organic Chemistry and Metallurgy.
GEORGE B. MERRIMAN, M. A.,
Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
STILLMAN W. ROBINSON, C. E.,
Assistunt Professor of MlDlrjg Engineering and Geodesy.
MARTIN L. D'OOGE, M. A.,
Assistant Professor of the Ancient Languages.
HENRY S. CIIEEVER, M A., M. D.,
Demonstrator of Anatomy and Curator of the Medical Museum.
GEORGE E. FROTIIINGHAM, M. D.,
Prosector of Hurgery and Associate Demonstrator of Anatomy.
PRESTON B. ROSE, B. A., M D.,
Assistant in Chemistry.
ALBERT E. FOOTE, M D.,
AMtetant in Chemistry.
WILLIAM J. COCKER, */7
Assistant in General Library.'


Icgrccs ffionferrcb Ruling tty ©car.
CIVIL ENGINEER.
George A. Benzenberg, James Steel,
Lowell A. Goodman,
Louis P. Judson,
Alexander Thomson,
Kbeu S. Wheeler.
MINING ENGINEER.
Amos E. Dolbear,
Willard B. Rising.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
John O. Andrews,
James Bellangee,
Monroe Darnell,
William Frackelton,
Albert M. Henry,
Milton Jackson,
Isaac Kersey,
Jabez Montgomery,
Artemas Roberts,
James Sanders.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
John H. Beadle, P. Baldy Ligutner,
Wilijam M. Broto,
Wellington Carleton,
George E. Church,
Henry P. Churchill,
Horton H. Drury,
Isaac N. Elwood,
William J. English,
George A. Foster,
Henry N. French,
Lester O. Goddard, Jr.,
Cornelius A. Gower,
George S. Hastings.
Dwight N. Lowell,
George L. Maris,
Elbert L. Miller,
I. Newton Otis,
Thomas M. Potter,
Joseph II. Reid,
John A. Rollins,
James Steel,
David B. Taylor,
Edward W. Wetmore,
Newton II. Winchell,
Montgomery S. Woodruff,
Edward E. Kane,
MASTER OF SCIENCE.
John Henry Booth, George Anthon Marr,
James Henry Coggesiiall, James D. Snoddy,
George Edmund Cumming, Sidney- Frank Walker.


DEGREES CONFERRED DURING TDK YEAR. 1
MASTER
OF ARTS.
Amos Emerson Dolbear,
Edward Mansfield Mason,
Joseph Weir Ewing,
Darius Royer Shoop,
Joseph C. Gheenawalt.
Alvah Augustus Smith.
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE.
Giles B. Allen,
Robert H. Harcourt,
Louis F. Arensberg,
John F. Hawley,
Homer E. Aylsworth, M. A. Harvey D. Hill,
Charles Bates,
John S. Hood,
William S. Beebe,
William W. Hotchkiss,
Henry R. Benjamin,
Edward Hurd,
Edward E. Bigelow,
George W. Jackson,
Samuel A. Bonestel,
Henry Johnson,
Robert Booth,
Colonel D. Johnson,
Augustus C. D. Bradshaw,
George Spronson Jones,
Samuel H. Brown, B. S.,
Nathan D. Jones,
Zenas G. Bullock,
Ira Y. Kazartee,
Dewitt C. Carpenter,
William Little,
Pierre J. Chavey, Jr.,
David R. Lyon,
Byron W. Cheever, M. A.
Frederick L. Matthews,
Theodore A. Collett,
James B. McGaughey,
John M. Creamer,
Donald A. McLean,
Rhodes D. Davis,
Ryan G. Mendenhall,
Francis F. Davis,
Selden Miner,
Daniel M. Dill,
George 0. Moore,
Dan L. Dumon,
John S. Mott,
Archibald S. Dun lap, M. A.,
Dennis C. O'Brien,
Thomas J. Eaton,
Sylvester C. J. Ostrom,
Daniel M. Edwards,
Henry C. Parker,
Fred W. Fanning,
Lewis Prichard,
Stephen S. Farrington,
Ira B. Reed,
Albert E. Foote,
Aurelius O. Revenaugh,
Alonzo W. Gaelock,
George R Reynolds,
J. Basil Girard,
Jerome J. Robbins,
George H. Granger,
James S. Rogers,
James Guinan,
William F. Rooms,
Reuben Haines,
Ezra A. Scammon,


DEGRE2S CONFERRED DURING THE YEAR. 0
William S. Haebert,
Nathaniel W. Nelson,
David S. Harley,
Seymour F. Norton,
Francis A. Hoffman, Jr., B. A. Henry H. Norton,
William Hodge,
William A. Pratt,
Adoniram J. Holmes,
William S. Palmer,
Obadiah P. Howell,
Edwin A. Parsons,
Thomas D. Hubbard,
Frank W. Penwell, .
James F. Hughes,
Thomas A. Perrine, B. A.,
Harrison Hume,
Samuel R. Peters,
Howard J. Huntington.
John L. Pratt,
Elias W. James,
Sebra R. Proper,
George Jameson,
George Raleigh,
Edwapd P. Johnson,
John E. Raymond,
James O. Jones,
Loran W. Reynolds,
James M. Justice, B. S.,
John L. Richardson,
Zina P. King, B. A,
James P. Robinson,
Horace V. Knight,
Tiiaddeus S. Rollins, B. S.,
Guilford A. Leavitt,
Isidore Roskoph,
John P. Lewis,
Jacob H. Runkle,
John Newell Lucas,
John G. Safley, M. A.,
William H. Lutz,
George S. Sandercock,
James J. McBride,
John A. Shauck, B. A.,
Aaron A. McCandless, Jr.,
Edmund Shaw,
Robert McCart,
Matthew P. Simpson,
Thomas McCord,
Harlan P. Smith,
Samuel M. McCutchen,
Willard Stearns,
William C. McFarland,
Richard R. Stephenson,
Frank A. C. Macmanus,
J. Albert Sumner,
John H. McMurdy,
Washington M. Sutton,
James C. McQuigg,
William W. Sullivan,
Emerson A. Merriman,
John Swindley,
Frederick D. Mills,
Moses Taggart,
David Mills,
James B. Taylor, B. A.,
Albert M. Mills,
Wilbur F. Thompson,
JonN J. Miles,
Henry S. Towle,
James R. Milner,
Albert Trask,
Cass L. Morehouse,
Charles Tubbs,


DEPARTMENT
OP
^cience, literature, anb tlje ^rts.
FACULTY.
Rev. ERASTUS O. HAVEN, D. D., LL. D.,
PRESIDENT.
Rev. GEORGE P. WILLIAMS, LL. D.
SILAS H. DOUGLASS, M. A., M. D.
JAMES R. BOISE, M. A.
ALEXANDER WINCHELL, LL. D.
HENRY S. FRIEZE, M. A.
DeVOLSON WOOD, C. E., M. A.
JAMES C. WATSON, M. A.
EDWARD P. EVANS, Ph. D.
Rev. LUCIUS D. CHAPIN, M. A.
EDWARD OLNEY, M. A.
ALONZO B. PALMER, M. A., M. D.
ADAM K. SPENCE, M. A.
CHARLES K. ADAMS, M. A.
MOSES COIT TYLEK, M. A.
ALLEN J. CURTIS, M. A.
ALBERT B. PKESCOTT, M. D.
GEORGE B. MEKRIMAN, M. A.
STILLMAN W. ROBINSON, C. E.
, MARTIN L. D'OOGE, M. A.



RESIDENT GRADUATES.
Name. Residence.
Dexter S. Clark, B. A., (Beloit College,) Bockford, 1U.
William J. Conklin, B. A., Sydney, 0.
Frank Crook, B. S., Baltimore, Md.
Frederic U. Curtis, B. A., Canaan Four Corners, N.Y.
William H. Fitch, B. A., (Beloit College,) Bockford, BL
Oliver S. Green, B. S., (Illinois College,) Jacksonville, BL
Jas. D. Masters, B. S., (Illinois College,) MurrayviUe, 111.
Wm. J. Maynard, B. A., Ann Arbor.
Willard B. Rising, B. A., (Hamilton Coll.,) Ovid, N. T.
James M. Scott, B. A., Warren, 0.
Josiah T. Scovell, B. A., (Oberlin College,) Vermonttille.
Charles S. Starr, B. A., (Rochester Coll.,) Bochestcr, N. T.
John B. T3'Ier, B. A., (Amherst College,) Northhampton, Mam,


14 STUDENTS.
Name. Course. Residence.
Galusha Pcime'l, Cx Ann Arbor.
Philetus Harvey Philbrick,.. .Sc Tufton, Wis.
Charles Poor, Ex Newark, III.
Lorcnso Browne Potts, Ch.... Whitehall, Ill.
Charles Cjuaries, Cl .... Kenosha, Wis.
Thomas Craighead Raynolds,. Cl .... Akron, 0.
Rollin Joseph Reeves, En Fort Madison, lotca.
Joseph Beal Steere, Cl .... Ionia.
Ri'ey C. Story, Cl Vernon, Ind.
Joseph Myron Stoutt, Cl Strasburg, 0.
William James Stuart, Cl. .. .Kalamazoo.
Edgar H. Tallman, Cl Coldwater.
Llewellyn Pitt Tarlton, Sc... .T2exington, Ky.
Edward Lorraine Walter, Cl Litchfield.
Milford Norman Wells, En Ann Arbor.
JUNIORS.
Name. Course. Residence.
Hugh. Byron Alexander. Sc.... Geneva, III.
Colman Bancroft, Sc Elton, K Y.
R iscoe William Beaman,... .Cr Adrian.
Frank Bradley, Cl Richland.
Sidney Browjjshe'-gcr, Cr. Perrysburg, 0.
James Dewey Burr, Sc Perry.
William Addison Butler, Jr.,. .Sc Detroit.
Oscar James Campbell Sc Ravenna, 0.
Henry Allen Chancy, Cl. .. .Detroit.
Byrojn^^JIcane, Cl. ... Havana, III.
Wiliiam Johnson Darby, Cl. .. .Princeton, Ky.
Franklin Smith Dewey, Sc.... Cambridge.
Dan Dilla, Cl Humboldt, Cal.
Frederic Anthony Dudgeon,. .Cl Grosse I Ic.
James DuShane, Sc.... Uanaan,~U.
Orson Oscar Fox, Sc Kenosha, Wis.
Joseph Mills Gelston Cl Ann Arbor.
. ' - :. .


STUDENTS
15
Name.
Course.
Residence.
. Cl..
.. Conneaut, 0.
Stephen Cogswe.'l Hall,...
Cl..
.. Dexter.
Francis Marion Hamilton,.
... Cl ..
.. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Samuel Hayes, Jr.,
... Sc..
.. Freeport, III.
John Eugene Hinman,
...Cl..
.. Hannibal, JV. Y.
.,.Sc..
.. Flint.
Allen Melanclhon Hurty,.
.., Sc..
. .Paris, III.
Joseph Eugene Jackson,..
. ..Cl..
. .Ann Arbor.
.. Decatur, Ill.
Marmaduke Burnell Kellogg, .Cl. .
.. Constantine.
. .-Lodi.
....Sc..
.. Ho well,
.Sc..
.. Burbank, Ohio.
Benjamin L. C. Lothrop,..
, , .Cl..
.. P> ovincetoicn, Mass.
. ..Cl..
..Milo.
William Lorenzo Penfield,.
...Cl..
. .Dundee.
, . .Cl..
.. Tecumseh.
Daniel Harker Rhodes,...
...Sc..
.. Aurora, IV. Y.
Albert Alonzo Robinson,..
...Sc..
..Fulton, Wis.
Thomas Jennings Seuly,..
Sc..
.. Oswego, III.
Charles Edward Smith,...
....Sc..
. .South Amenta, Nl Y.
Horace Greeley Snover,...
, Cl..
.. Borneo.
Giles G. Stilwell,
Cl..
.. Litchfield.
Thomas Chalmers Taylor,.
....Cl..
. .Ahnont.
...Sc..
. .Ann Arbor.
.. Cuba, N. Y.
Sc..
. .St. Clair.
Alfred Ernest Wilkinson,..
. . .Cl..
. .Morrison, III.
,Sc.
.. Salem, 0.
S. Robertson Winchell,...
...Cl..
.. Lakeville, Conn.
...Cl..
.. Tyre, JV. Y.


16 STUDENTS.
1
SOPHOMORES.
Name.
Course.
Residence.
..Cl..
.. Washington, D. C.
Cl..
.. Nankin.
Cl..
.. Olisfield, Me.
Albion Alexander Andrews,
..Sc..
..Perry, X. Y.
Sherman Sanf'ord Avery,...
.. Sc..
..Forestville, A7". Y.
Albert Everton Baldwin,...
,Sc..
.. Abingdon, 111.
Cl..
. .Detroit.
. Cl..
.. Williamsburgh, Lid.
, .Cl. .
. .Hastings.
George Williams Bates,.1...
..Cl..
. .Detroit.
Woofer Woodruff Beman,.
..Cl..
. .Ann Arbor.
. .Ann Arbor.
Julius Abiram Blackburn,..
..Cl..
.-,Ann Arbor.
.. West Xovi.
Cl..
.. Jackson.
Charles Francis Burton,....
. .Cl .
. .Hastings.
Thomas Harper Bush,
..Cl..
.. Geneseo, III.
George Throop Campau,...
..Cl..
.. Detroit.
..Sc..
.. Faincater Wis.
..Sc..
Thomas Chalmers Christy,.
..Cl..
.. Kinsmaji^Q,
Cl..
.. Ann Arbor.
Sc..
.. Ashtabula, 0.
1 Edward Everett Darrow,..
. Cr
.. Kinsman, 0.
Harlow Palmer Davock,...
...Sc..
..Buffalo, K Y.
.. Springfield, III.
.. Ravenna, 0.
. .Cl..
.. Jackson.
Charles Stouton Edwards, Ji\,.Cl. .
.. Lacon, III.
. .Sc..
.. Ypsilanti.
William Thomas Emerson,.
...Sc..
..Racine, Wis.
..Sc..
.. White Pigeon.
, .Cl. .
. .Fayetteville, Ark.
. .Cl.
.. West Lebanon, Lid.
George Jay French,
..Cl..
.. Homer.


STUDENTS.
17
Name.
Course.
Residence.
. .Cl..
.Ann Arbor.
..Cl..
.Ami Arbor.
James Alfred Hay ward,
..Sc..
.Dublin, N. II.
Cl..
..St. Clair.
Frank Hill,
. Waupan, Wis.
James Campbell Holliday,..
. .Sc..
.. North Springfield, Pa.
Joseph Columbus Hostetler,
...Sc..
.. Decatur, III.
.Cl..
.. Creen Bay, Wis.
Samuel Rodgers Hurford,..
..Sc..
. Ottawa, III.
. Detroit.
John "William Johnson
..Cl..
.. Delavan, Wis.
Francis Wayland Jones,...
. .Cl..
.. Ann Arbor.
.. Rock Haven, Ky.
Henry Willis Lake,
..Sc..
.. Clinton Junction, Wis.
Cl..
.. Rockville, Ind.
,Cl..
. .Ann Arbor.
..Sc..
.. Milford.
William Freeman Matthews
..Cl..
.. Ypsilanti.
Sc..
. .iCanjield, 0.
..Sc..
.. Canton, III.
Zuinglius K. McCormack,.
..Sc..
.. Danville, Ind.
Michael A. A. Meyendorff,.
...Sc..
.. JVerc York City.
George Washington Mickle
,..Sc..
..Sterling, III.
Sc..
.. Valley Mills, Ind.
..Sc..
. .Fremont, 0.
.. Unionville, Ct.
Alfred Noble
.. Nankin.
..Erie, Pa.
Darius Comstock Pennington,.So..
.. Macon.
..Sc..
.. Oakland.
Maxwfill Addison Phillips,.
..Cl..
.. Salina, Kan.
Benjamin T. K. Preston,..
..Cl..
.. Grass Lake.
..Sc..
.. Sagittate City.
William Henry Schock,...
...Sc..
.. Prairieville, III.
Arthur Raymond Simmons,
..Cl..
..New Haven, N. Y.
.. Sterling, III,
\
2


STUDENTS. 21
Name.
Course.
Residence.
Edward Charles Smith,
..Sc..
.. Warren, 0.
.. Henry^ III.
Edmund Mertelie Spalding,.
.. Cl ..
.. Monroe.
Edward Blake Sumner,
..Sc..
.. Pecatonica, HI.
Samuel Swain,
..Sc..
.. Pendleton, Ind.
Dewitt Holbrook Taylor,...
. .Sc..
.. Detroit.
Clarence Harvey Walker,...
..Sc..
.. Detroit.
James A. Satterlee Warden,
..Cl..
.. Darlington, Wis.
.. Jackson.
Cl..
.. Atkinson, III.
. .Cl..
.. Ann Arbor.
..Sc..
. .Detroit.
Charles Joseph Willett,
..Cl..
.. St. Louis, Mich.
Oscar F. Williams,
..Sc..
.. Livonia, Nl Y.
Thomas Sterrett Woodruff,.
..Sc..
.. Girard, Perm.
Robert Mullins Wright,....
..Cl..
.. Shabbona, IlL
STUDENTS IN MINING
ENGINEERING.
Name.
Residence.
.. Cleveland, 0.
Byron R. Chaffee,.........
.. Marcellus, III.
.. Kenosha, Wis.
.. Kingston, 0.
Clinton, Nl T.
.. La Porte, Ind.
.. Syracuse, N'. Y.
.. Cleveland^ 0.


STUDENTS PURSUING
SELECTED STUDIES. 23
Name.
Residence.
Charles Mitchell Underwood,...
. , , Tribes Hill, JV. Y.


STUDENTS IN HIGHER
CHEMISTRY. 25
Name.
Residence.
. Sparta, C. TP.
.Ann Arbor.
Frank mil,
. Waupun, Wis.
.Paris, III.
. Rising Sun, Ind.
. Jackson.
. Washington, D. C.
.Adrian.
.Ami Arbor.
.Batavia, III.
.Marietta, 0.
. Toledo, 0.
. LeonardsviUe, IV Y.
.New Lisbon, 0.
. Pleasant Hill, Mo.
.Arlington, III.
Gustavus Albert Schuekenburger,..
. Owosso.
.Brooklyn, JV. Y.
.Meaford, C. W.
. Chicago, Ill.
.New Albany, In.,
. Clymer, N. Y.
. Henry, Ill.
. Victory, N. Y.
.Napoleon, 0.
.Adrian.
.Hamilton, C. W.


DEPARTMENT
OF

FACULTY.
Rev. ERASTUS 0. HAVEN, D. D., LL. D.,
, PRESIDENT.
ZINA PITCHER, M. D.,
EMERITUS.
ABRAM SAGER, M. A., M. D.,
SILAS H. DOUGLASS, M. A., M. D.,
ALONZO B. PALMER, M. A., M. D.,
CORYDON L. FORD, M. A., M. D.,
SAMUEL G. ARMOR, M. A., M. D.,
WILLIAM W. GREENE, M. D.,
ALBERT B. PRESCOTT, M. D.,
HENRY S. CHEEVER, M. A., M. D.,
GEORGE E. FROTHINGHAM, M. D.,
PRESTON B. ROSE, B. A., M. D.,
ALBERT E. FOOTE, M. D.,


Name.
Residence.
Preceptor.
Port Burwett, C. W.,. .W. C. Donnelly.
.. Faculty.
Coffin & Dare.
. .East Turner, Me.,...
..E. G. Edgcomb.
. .J. C. Nichols.
Allen H. Albright,
..S. L. Morris.
. .A. J. Alleman.
Andrew J. Allison, B. A.,
. .J. Corson.
. .Faculty.
. .A. Hill.
Charles L. Annington,,,
. .Northfield, Minn.,...
. .J. L. Armington.
. .D. W. Armstrong.
. .A. Austin.
William H. H. Austin, .
..W. B. McAroy.
. .E. N. Harris.
. !ra Winager.
. .Canaan, Ohio,
..J. H.Wallace.
Ezra H. Ballard,
.. Ogdensburg, N. T.,..
. .Z. B. Bridges.
. .J. H. Hyde.
.. Canandnigua, iV. Y..
. .H. E. Jewett.
.. Chickoppe, Must.,...
Faculty.
. .Punxsutawney, Pa.,.
. .Dr. Sheald.
Charles C. Bartholomew,.
. .Bartholomew*Baker
.. Woodburn, 111,
. .A. B. Penniman.
Dr. N. Bates.
H.Pierce.
. .George Pray.
, Palmyra, 2T. Y.
. .S. A. Sabin.
.. Fin/Iky, Ohio,
R. & J. Norton.
William Q. Binkley,
. .Enterpruc, Pa.,
..A.M.Miller.
Theodore R. Birmingham,
Avery & Martin.
Richard Woods.
George M. BKckburn,.. .
. .Martinnburgh, Ohio,.
..Dr. Miser.
Evarts U. Bland,
Olendale, Ky.,
. .R. H. Blanton.
Edwin W. Bliss,
. .St. Joseph, Mo.,
. .J. D. Smith.
Edmund M. Bloomfleld,..
. , Dunham & Ferguson.
. .W. W. Board.


30 STUDENTS IN MEDICINE.
Name.
Residence.
Preceptor.
Mordecai C. Ellis,
. .Marshall
...B. A. Gallup.
..Ontario, IT. Y.,...
.. .E. J. Whitcomb.
.. .H. N. Porter.
William A. Ewing.B. A..
. .Pontiae,
.. .R. L. Baron.
David S. Fairchild,
..Fairfield, Vt.,
.. .J. O. Crampton.
.. Chebanse, III.,
...S. T. Smith.
..Fairfield, Vt
... J. 0. Crampton.
B. W. Griffith.
.. Mt. Vernon, Iowa,.
.. .Love & Kepler.
. .Sandy Lake, Pa., ..
. .HushviUe, Ohio,...
.. .P. F. Turner.
George A. Foster, B. A.,..
.. Seio,
.. .Dr. C. Mather.
George H. Green.
Frederic G. Fuller,
.. Oalesburg, III
...H. 8. Hurd.
James R. Fyffe,
.. Magnolia, IU.,
,, ,E. Gay lord.
.. Vienna, Ontario, C'.W.-C. L. Vail.
.. .Entreken & Ballard.
William R. Gifford,
. .Indianapolis, Ind.,
.. .M. H. Wright.
... J. V. Mullen.
..Eltsie
.. .P. L. Schuyer.
Oiner T. Gillett, B. A.,. .
. Indianapolis, Ind.,
.. .G. W. Clippinger.
Obe G. Given, B. A
. .Jackson,
...G. W. Carhart.
. .KingsniU-e, C. W.,.
..Quiney, Ohio,....
...B. F. McKinnon.
.. Oroton, N. T....
.. .J. Goodyear.
. Westminister, Md.,
.. .Frank Butler.
. .LaOrangc, Tenn.,.
.. ,R. R. Town.
. .Bolster's Mills, Maine,.S. L. Weston.


32
STUDENTS IN MEDICINE.
Name
Residence.
Preceptor.
George 0. Johnson,..
. ,M. H. Calkins.
..P. B. Rose.
Franklin Jones,
Raisintille,
..J. J. Littlefield.
Jonathan K. Jones,..
. .W. E. Vary.
. .John Conaway.
. .L. B. Lathrop. •
. .Avery & Martin.
. .Faculty.
. .Faculty.
William 11. Kelly, ...
. .Parks & Pearman.
. .J. S. Kier.
, T. Horton.
..B. F. Woodworth.
..E. L. Ensign.
William H. Kirk,....
..W. G. Barnett.
. .A. S. Krihpp.
.. D. Beardsley.
. .H. K. HartzeH
Edwin A. Kratz
..C. H. Mills.
George W. Langford.
Rynd & Allen.
George 8. Lanterman
. John P. Waste.
Isaiah E. Lawrence..
. Baker & Barrett.
Charles A. Lawric...
Hamilton, C.W.
Faculty.
. .C. E. Heath.
. .W. B. Graham.
. .Faculty.
. .R. J. Jennings.
Frank L. Lewis
S. W. Thurber.
St. Thomas, C. W.,..
. .J. H. Wilson.
..D. H. Reed.
. .H. L. Loomis.
Mason R. Lyon
. .T. J. Caldwell.
. .G. B. Nichols.
William F. Maltbie
. .A. Seller.
Andrew N. Martin..
..CM. Martin.
. .E. B. Harrison.
Henry B. Maxwell...
. .Faculty.
James B. Maynard...
. .J. B. Rounds.
James E. McClellan..
. .J. Purdy.


STUDENTS IN MEDICINE. 33
Name. Residence. Preceptor.
David H. McCluskey Pulaski, Pa., C. K. Riley.
Thomas J. McCord GlarksciUe, Ark., J. E. Tefft.
George F. McDowell Fluthing, C. V. Tyler.
Charles H. McGorray Roc/tester, N. Y. C. A. Rider.
James R, McGurk Mooretotcn, C. TP, A. W. Gamble.
Montraville McHenry, Cambra, Pa., Barrett & Chapin.
William M. McKclvy, Ada, 0., J. W. Walters.
Levi F. McKenna, New Lexington, 0., J. G. F. Holston.
James McKenzie, Internees, C. E., A Hill.
William R. McKenzie, Sparta, IU., Faculty.
William Y. McLcod, Exeter, C. TP, T. T. Coleman.
Dngald McMillan, London, C. TP, J. Ferguson.
Pierce E. McMillan New York City T. B. Smith.
Royal McShea Seaforth, C. TP, T. T. Coleman.
William O. Mendenhall Watseka, IU., Jewitt & Alter.
Sylvester W. Mcrritt, Smithvitte, C. TP., J. W. Alway.
John W. Merry. Hamilton, Ind., G. W. Carpenter.
Rogers W. Miller, South DansviUe,N.Y.,.J. W. Miller.
William F. Mitchell, Lancaster, Mo., W. S. Lambert.
Andrew J. Moore, St. Thomas, C. TP, J. H. Wilson.
George P. Morey Livonia, N. Y., C. H. Richmond.
Anson H. Morrison, Alton, IU., H. Williams.
John P. Morrison, Morriston, C. TP. E. W. McGuire.
Peter J. Morrison, Victoria, C. TP, CM. Aikman.
Albert J. Murdock, Rensselaer Fattt, N.Y.,.T. Murdock.
James Mulhern, WeUedy, C. TP, W. Waldon.
John J. Mulheron, Waterloo, C. TP, R. F. Reynold.
Gustavus Moeller Waconsta, S. E. Hazard.
Jchn Murray, Fingal, C. TP, James Hanghlin.
J&s. Clinton M. Neal Marion, Ind., William Lomax.
Darwin E. Newcomb, CentervUle, D. S. Stevens.
James M. Newman, Montrose, Pa., C. C. Raiser.
Harrison A. Nichols Ann Arbor, C. C. Kingsbury.
John North, Springcille, Iowa, J. S. Love.
Thomas B. Norvall, Springville, Ind., F. W. Beard.
John C. O'Connor, Watson, IU., C. E. Elliott.
James P. Omich, Richmond, D. G. Gleason.
Alexander O'Neill, Ann Arbor, Dr. Voorhies.
Byron J. Ormsby, Hamilton, N. T., F. D. Bccbe.
Frank K. Owen, Albany, Mo., G. F. Peery.
Austin E. Palmer, LeRoy, N. Y., S. Barrett.
Denliam D. Palmer, Locke, N. Y., N. Mead.
S


FACULTY.
Rev. ERASTUS O. HAVEN, D. D., LL. D.,
PRESIDENT.
Hon. JAMES V. CAMPBELL, LL. D.,
Hon. CHARLES I. WALKER,
Hon. THOMAS M. COOLEY,
Hon. ASHLEVT POND, M. A.


SENIORS.
Name. Residence.
Edgar Aldrich, Colebrook, JV. H.
John B. Alexander, Oswego, N. Y.
Alexander D.Anderson, Mansfield, Conn.
Alexander S. Anderson, New Bedford, Pa.
Robert B. Archibald, liockford, III.
William A. Atchi.-on, Belleville, III.
Albert II. Babcock, Dundee.
Dwight B. Backenstose, Geneva, N. Y.
Sperry Baker, Canton, Pa.
Alonzo L. Bardin, Jamaica, N. Y.
William H. Barlow, Charleston, III.
Charles G. Barnd, Sheweyville, Iowa.
James W. Beach, Lancaster, Wis.
Edward L. Bedford, Warren, PI.
Arthur S. Bell, Kokomo, Ind.
Robert C. Bell, Muncie, Ind.
John C. Bigger, Freeport, III.
John D. Boardmau, Dixon, III.
Frank Bracelin, Allegan.
John H. Brawley, Cincinnati, 0.
John Brighain, Jr., Goodrich.
Marriott Brosius, Christiana, Pa.
Michael Brown, Pulaski, Ind.
John J. Brown, Columbus City, Ind.
John W. Burton, Georgia, Ind.
Roger W. Buttertield, Monroe.
James Cameron, Beaver C. II., Pa.
Robert A. Campbell, Windsor, III.
George Carson, Scipio, Ind.
Joseph N. Carter, Tuscola, III.
Robert W. Carter, Middletown, Ind.


42 STUDENTS IN LAW.
Name.
Residence.
Abraham H. Stutsman,
Marshall M. Turner, .
Theodore M. Walkw,..
George R. Williams,..
Edward M. Williams,..
JUNIORS.
Name.
Residence.


STUDENTS IN
LAW. 43
Name.
Residence.
f
.. Huntington, Ind.
. .Flint.
.. Dimock, Pa.
.. Ionia.
.. Oxford, Ind.
.. Burton, Lid.
. .Albion.
.. South Bend, Ind.
.. Brady.
. .Ackicorth, JVT II.
.. Boscobel, Wis.
.. Shortscille, AT. Y.
.. New Athens, 0.
.. Centralia, Pa.
.. Cleveland, 0.
..Deerfteld.
.. Richmond.
. Waterloo, K Y.
.. Grand Bapids.
.. Sevastopol, Ind.
.. Belleville.
.. Flint.
.. Kankakee, III.
William B. Carlock,
..Bloomington, III.
.. Blissfield.
..Earlville, III.
.. Canton, Y.
.. Lima.
William C. Chubb,
.. Niles.
Henry P. Churchill,
.. Homer.
.. Jericho, Vt.
..Toledo, 0.
, , Oshkosh, Wis.
. .Dawson, III.
.. Millersburg, 0.
•


46 STUDENTS IN
LAW.
Name.
Residence.
.. Butler.
.. Cleveland, 0.
.. Warrensburgh, Mo.
.. Bremen, 0.
.. Ann Arbor.
..La Crosse, Wis.
.. Detroit.
.. Marsailles, III.
.. Wilmington, 0.
.. Milford Center, 0.
. , Mi. Carrol, III.
.. Yohogehney, Pa.
. .Milwaukee, Wis.
. .Ann Arbor.
.. Wapacca, Wis.
.. Hampton, Iowa. ,
.. Janesville, Wis.
.. Manitowoc, Wis.
.. Inpeer.
. . Abingdon, 111.
.. Lyons.
.. Bremen, 0.
.. Iiondolet, K Y.
.. Aurora, III.
.. Pittsburg, Ind.
, . Waeoitsta.
John W. Mitchell,
.. St. Joseph, Mo.
. .Auburn, Ind.
.. Chili, Ind.
. .Ann Arbor.
. . Richmond, Ind.
. . Springfield, 0.
.. Decatur, 0.
.. Frecport, III.
... Lewiston, III.


STUD3NTS IN
LAW. 47
Name.
Residence.
.. Manchester, Iowa.
.. Pana, III.
Holly.
.. Gentryville, Mo.
.. South Hero, Vt.
. .Providence, li. I.
.. Champaign, III.
. .Morrisville, Vt.
.. Titusville, Pa.
.. Staunton, III.
.. Panama, N. Y.
.. Romeo.
David P. Reed,
.. Middletown, 0.
: Flint.
William P. Roberts,
.. Gwynedd, Pa.
.. .Ann Arbor.
. .Decatur.
.. Mason.
, Kent, 0.
.. Fort Wadsworth, D. T.
.. Cleveland, 0.
.. Wabash, Iud.
.. Grass lake.
.. Springfield, Ind.
..Bay City.
Walter P. Smith,
, . Hardwick, Vt.
.. Marcelhis. Y.
.. Tecumseh.
..Avilla, Ind.
.. Chelsea.
..Jones Corners, 0.
.. Decatur, III.
., Cassopolis.
Davin B. T aylor,
.. Chelsea.
.. Havana, III.
.. Almont.


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GENERAL INFORMATION.
The number of Students during the year closing July 1st,
1867, was as follows: Department of Science, I/tcrature and
the Arts, 335; Department of Medicine and Surgery, 525;
Department of Law, 395. Total, 1,255.
- The number of Graduates during the year, was as follows:
Bachelor of Arts, 27; Bachelor of Science, 14; Civil Engi-
neering, 6; Mining Engineer, 2; Master of Arts, 6; Master of
Science, 7; Doctor of Medicine, 82; Bachelor of Laws, 148.
Total, 292.
The fund of the University is derived from the sale of
lands grauted by Congress to the State for that purpose, from
which the salaries of the Professors are paid, and hence the
charges made to Students, are small.
Further general descriptions are found towards the close.


^cpartnunt of j^timct, ^itttntntt, ana t	 ^|rts.
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION.
I.—General Requirements.
All candidates for admission to any Course of Study must
be at least fourteen years of age, and are expected to present
satisfactory evidence of good moral character.
Candidates for advanced standing will be examined in the
previous studies of the Course which they propose to enter,
and, if they come from another College, will present certifi-
cates of honorable dismission.
Entering the University will be regarded as a pledge to
obey all its Rules and Regulations.
Candidates for the Classical Course of Study, and for
either of the Scientific Courses, and tor Civil Engineering,
Mining Engineering, and for Selected Studies, will all be
examined in English Grammar and Geography.
A thorough knowledge of the entire subject of English
Grammar, ineluding Orthography, Etymology, Syntax, Pros-
ody, and Punctuation, is required. A good knowldege of the
general theory of Geography, and a familiar acquaintance with
the special Geography of Europe and the United States, are
also required.
Candidates for the Classical Course will all also be exam-
ined in Ancient Geography.
II.—Particular Requirements for the Classical Course.
Candidates for admission to the Classical Course must
sustain an examination in the following studies:
1. Mathematical.—Arithmetic; Algebra, to Quadratic Equa-
tions, and the First, Third, and Fourth Books of Davies'
Legendre, or an equivalent in other authors.


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REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION.
2. Latin.—Latin Grammar; Four Books of Cassar's Com-
mentaries; Six Select Orations of Cicero; Six Books
of the ^Eneid, with special reference to the Prosody;
Forty-four Exercises in Arnold's Latin Prose Compo
sition.
3. Greek.—Greek Grammar; Whiton's Companion Book to
Hadley's Grammar; Xenophon'sAnabasis to the Fourth
Book; and all of Arnold's Greek Prose Composition.
III.—Particular Requirements for Either Scientific Course.
Candidates will be examined in the following studies:
1. Mathematics.—Arithmetic; Algebra, through the first
seven chapter's of Ray's Algebra, Part II; or, what is
equivalent, a thorough knowledge of the subject through
Equations of the Second Degree, including the Calcu-
lus of Radicals; Geometry, the First, Third and Fourth
Books of Davies' Legendre, or an equivalent in other
authors.
J}, physics.—The following studies as contained in elemen-
tary works on Natural Philosophy : Properties of Mat-
ter; Laws of Motion ; Laws of Falling Bodies; Mechan-
ical Powers^ Hydrodynamics; and Pneumatics.
The examination will be on principles without regard to
authors.
Candidates for the Latin and Scientific Course will be
.examined in all the studies required for the Classical Course,
except Greek.
IV.—Requirements for Selected Studies.
* 'Those who do not desire to become candidates for a
Degree may be admitted to any part of the Classical or either
Scientific Course, for such time as they may choose, in case
they exhibit satisfactory evidence of such proficiency as will
admit them to the Freshman Class, in the Classical or either
Scientific Course, or will enable them to proceed advantage-
ously in the particular studies which they propose to pursue.


COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
5 7
French: Grammar, and Translation.
Surveying: Gillespie's, and use of
Instruments in the field, (half the
Semester.
Descriptive Geometry: Dovies', (half
the Semester).
History: Patton's History of the
United States, (half the Semester).
Mathematics: General Geometry,
(half the Semester).
SOPHOMOKE YEAR.
SECOND SEMESTER.
French: Select Headings.
English Literature: (Two fifths of
the Semester.
Geometrical Drawing: Shading,
Tinting, and Perspective, (three
fifths of the Semester.
Mathematics: General Geometry,
continued, and Differential and
Integral Calculus.
German:
Physics:
Zoology:
master.
Rhetoric:
mester).
JUNIOR YEAR
FIR9T SEMESTER.
Otto's Grammar.
Silliman's Physics.
Lectures, (half of the Se-
Whateley, (half of the Se-
8ECOND SEMESTER.
German: Grammar, and Transla-
tions.
History: Lord's Modern History,
(half of the Semester).
Logic, and Political Economy, (half
of the Semester).
Chemistry: Lectures, (three fifths of
the Semester.)
Astronomy, Descriptive, (two fifths
of the Semester.)
SENIOR
FIRST SEMESTER.
Mental Philosophy: Same as in the
Classical Course.
Geology: Same as in the Classical
Course.
German: Translations, (9 weeks).
History: Same as in the Classical
Course.
Elective Studies: Same as in the
Classical Course, except Greek.
YEAR.
SECOND SEMESTER.
Moral Philosophy: Same as In the
Classical Course.
Geology: Same as in the Classical
Course.
German: Translations, (9 weeks).
Elective Studies: Same as in the
Classical Course, except Latin.
SECOND SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
This Course is the same as the First Scientific Course,
through the Freshman and Sophomore Years.


COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
59
SOPHOMORE YEAR.
FIRST SEMESTER.
Latin: Horace, Odes; Prosody, (em-
bracing one-half of the Semes-
ter.)
History: Patton's History of the
United States, (half of the Se-
mester.)
French: Grammar and Translation.
Mathematics: Trigonometry, and
General Geometry.
FIRST 8EME8TER.
German; Otto's Grammar.
Physics; Silliman's Physics;
Surveying; (Half of the Semester.)
Rhetoric; Whately, (half of the Se-
mester.)
FIRST SEMESTER.
Mental Philosophy.
Geology: Lectures on Lithological
Geology, (all but nine weeks of
the Semester.)
Latin: Tacitus, (Tyler's); Essays in
Latin; Lectures on Roman His-
tory, (nine weeks.)
History: Gulzot on Civilization in
Europe, (the last six weeks.)
Elective Studies: Analytical Chem-
istry, (in Laboratory.)'
German;
Zoology;
Geometrical Drawing;
Higher Mathematics.
SECOND SEMESTER.
Latin: Horace, continued; Roman
History and Antiquities.
English Literature: (two-fifths of
the Semester.)
Geometrical Drawing: Shading,
Tinting, and Perspective, (three-
fifths of the Semester.)
Mathematics: Differential and In-
tegral Calculus.
JUNIOR YEAR.
SECOND SEMESTER.
German: Grammar, continued;
Translations.
Latin: Quintllian, (Frieze's); Es-
says in Latin; Lectures by the
Professor on Roman Literature
(three-fifths of the Semester.)
History: Lord's Modern Hlstors",
(two-fifths of the Semester.)
Chemistry and Mineralogy: Lec-
tures by the Professor, (three-
fifths of the Semester.)
Astronomy: Course of Descriptive
Astronomy, (two-fifths of the
Semester.)
SENIOR YEAR.
SECOND SEMESTER.
Moral Philosophy.
Geology: Lectures by the Profes-
sor, (all but nine weeks.)
Elective Studies: Analytical Chem-
istry, (in Laboratory.)
German;
Latin;
Zoology;
Geometrical Drawing;
Italian Language;
Spanish Language.


60 COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
COURSE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.
This Course is the same as the Second Scientific Course
up to Second Semester of the Junior Year; and also the same
in the Second Semester of the Junior Year; except that
Machine Drawiug is not elective but required.
SENIOR YEAR.
FIRST SEMESTEIi.
Geology: Same as in the preceding
Courses.
Mechanics: Theory of Resistance'
of Materials; of Bridges, Roofs,
&c, (nine weeks),
Godesy; Theory and Use of Engi-
neering Instruments, and Field
Works. (Half of Semester).
Geographical Drawing: (Half of the
Semester).
Higher Astronomy: (Six weeks.)
SECOND SEMESTER.
Geology: The same as in the prece-
ding Courses.
Engineering: Theory of Motors and
General Lectures by the Professor.
Drawing: Plans and Elevations of
Engineering Structures.
Elective Studies: In both Semes-
ters Architectural Drawing, and
the same as in preceding coursos,
except Greek and Latin.
Graduates of the Classical Course may receive the degree
of Civil Engineer by passing an examination in the subjects
specially pertaining to Engineering. Also graduates of other
Colleges will be entitled to the same privilege.
COURSE IN MINING ENGINEERING.
This Course of Study is presented only as it pertains to
the Junior and Senior Years. To enter upon the junior Year
the student must have passed examination in the Mathemati-
cal studies required to the close of the Freshman Year.
JUNIOR YEAR.
FIRST SEMESTER.
Surveying: Land, Topographical,
and Railroad.
Drawing: Geometrical, Tinting and
Shading.
Geodesy: Theory and Use of Instru-
ments.
Descriptive Geometry.
SECOND SEMESTER.
Chemistry: Lectures by the Profes-
sor, and Work in the Laboratory.
Geology: Same as in Senior Year
of other Courses.
Drawing: Shadows and Perspec-
tive.


COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
61
Chemistry: Qualitative Analysis,
and Determinative Mineralogy.
Geology: With special reference to
Mining Districts.
Practical Operations: The theory of
Shafts, Adits, Tunnels, Construc-
tion of Furnaces, <Sc.
Drawing: Continued.
SENIOR YEAR.
SECOND SEMESTER.
Chemistry: Quantitative Analysis.
Metallurgy: Reducing of Ores and
Assaying.
Practical Operations: Continued.
General Lectures on Mining,
The above Courses of Study are more fully explained
under the following divisions:
I. —Rhetoric and English Literature.
Besides the regular studies mentioned in the several
Courses above, all th" Students have instruction and exercises
in Vocal Culture, Deelamation of selected and original pro-
ductions, and in the preparation of Essays, &c, subject to
criticism by the Professor.
The Junior Class hold a public exhibition, and members
of the Senior Class have public exercises on " Class Day," and
on Commencement Day.
II. —Latin Language and Literature.
This study embraces a select series of the Latin Classics,
accompanied by progressive exercises in the analysis and com-
position of the language, and a course of lectures on the His-
tory, Literature, and Antiquities of Rome.
First Year.—Cicero de Amicitla; LIvy, Lincoln's; Latin Prose Composi-
tion.
Second Year.—Horace, Lincoln's; Terence; Prosody; Roman History and
Antiquities.
Third Year.—Quintilian, Frieze's; Essays in Latin; Lectures on Roman
Literature.
FotntTn Year.—Tacitus, Tyler's; Essays in Latin; Lectures on Roman His-
tory.
Teachers' Class.—Frieze's Virgil.
III. —Greek Language and Literature.
The instruction in Greek extends through the first two
years, with one semester in the third, and one semester in the
fourth year.


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COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
First Year.—Xenophon's Anabasis, (Boise's Edition,) and selections from
Thucydides. A considerable portion of the time is also devoted to les-
sons In the Grammar, and to exercises in Boise's Greek Prose Composi-
tion.
Second Year.—Further selections from Thucydides are read; and also selec-
tions from Homer's Iliad, The exercises in Greek composition are con-
tinued, and English essays arc required of the class on topics relating
particularly to the authors which are studied, or in general to the age in
which they lived.
Third Year.—The Oration of Demosthenes on the Crown, (Champlln's Edi-
tion.) Essays are required of the class, and lectures are delivered by the
instructor, on subjects connected with the age of Athenian Orators.
Fourth Year.—Plato's Apology of Socrates, and selections from the Memo-
rabilia of Xcnophon, and read in connection with a more general study
of the Grecian Philosophy.
The course is not always limited to the above-mentioned
authors, but may be varied in different years.
The following works are particularly recommended as
books of reference in the Classical Course:
Hadley's Greek Grammar; Smith's Dictionary of Antiqutles;
Kuehner's Greek Grammar; Smith's Dictionary of Biography and
Andrews' and Stoddard's Latin Gram- Mythology;
mar; Finlay's or Long's Ancient Atlas;
Harkness' Latin Grammar; Spruner's Ancient Atlas;
Bullion's Latin Grammar; Kieperts Atlas von Hellas;
Zumpt's Latin Grammar; Becker's Charlcles;
Andrews' Latin Lexicon; Becker's Gallus;
Bullion's Latin Lexicon; Grote's and Thlrlwall's Histories of
Smith'r Dictionary of Ancient Geog- Greece;
raphy; Arnold's Histories of Rome;
Liddell <fc Scott's Greek-English Lexi- Merivale's Fall of the Roman Repub-
con; lie.
IV.—Modern Languages and Literature.
The subjects taught embrace:
1. The French and German Languages.
2. French and German Literature.
3. The General Principles of Comparative Philology.
The method of Instruction comprises translations, written
and oral exercises, examinations and lectures. The following
text-books are used:
Fasquelle's French Method; Racine and Mollere;
Grammaire Francaise UeNoGl et Chap- Otto's German Grammar;
sal; Adler's German Reader;
Knapp's Reader; Adler's Handbook of German Lltera-
Dumas Napoleon,(Fasquclle's Edition) ture.


COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
03
In connection with the Lectures on Comparative Philol-
ogy and Modern Literature, the following books of reference
are recommended as most accessible to the student:
Bunsen's Philosophy of Universal History;
Dwight's Modern Philology;
Max Muller's Science of Language and Survey of Languages;
Dr. Donaldson's New Cratylus and Varronlanus;
Wedgewood's Etymological Dictionary;
Garnet's Philological Essays.
The Works of Renan, Ilask, Plctet, Nodler and William von Humboldt;
Seheler's Dlctionnaire d'Etyinologie Francalse;
Taylor's Survey of German Poetry;
Vllmar's and Gervinus' Histories of German Literature;
Carlyle's Essays;
Histolre de la Lltterature Francalse par Demogeot.
fours de Lltterature Francalse par Vlllemalu;
Vlnet's French Literature of the Eighteenth Century.
Lltterature Francalse par Nlsard.
V.—History.
An effort will be made, First, to conduct the student
through a careful review of general History. Second, To give
some insight into the Philosophy of History. Third, To lay
the foundation for a thorough study of the Political and Con-
stilotional History of our own Country.
Those who enter the University without Classical prepar-
ation, will find great advantage in an acquaintance with one
or all of the following works:
Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Ro- Arnold's History of Rome;
man Empire; Merivale's History of Rome;
Grote's History of Greece; Merlvale's Rome under the Caesars.
VI.—Mathematics.
The course pursued in Pure Mathematics has reference
both to intellectual training and the acquisition of practical
knowledge. Kay's text-books in Elementary Geometry and
Algebra were used in the Freshman year. During this year
the student is kept pretty elose to the methods of the author;
but much stress is laid upon the solution of problems and the
performance of all practical exercises tending to promote
thoroughness and independent thought. In the Sophomore
Year, while text-books are used a part of the course is given
by lectures in order to give greater breadth of view, and to


COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
65
2. A course of lectures and instruction In the elements of Zoology; being an
elective study during the first semester of the Senior Year.
3. A course of lectures on the Geology of Mines and metallferous regions.
1 A course of lectures and instruction in the elements of Geology, during
the second semester of the Senior Year.
5. During each semester of the College Year, a more special and extended
course of instruction in some of the Departments of Geology.
Zoology, or Botany, is offered to candidates for the Masters' Degrees
and others possessing the requisite elementary information. This
includes practical instruction in paleontology, the use of the
microscope, and in the methods of anatomical research, and a
discussion of the general principles of classification. (See also
"DEGREES.") Students of these higher courses are permitted to
work with the Professor in the Laboratory connected with this
Department, and receive such assistance as may bo found neces-
sary.
The above instruction is amply illustrated by maps, dia-
grams, models, and an extensive collection of Natural History,
an account of which the reader will find under "Museum."
Students in this department enjoy also superior facilities for
microscopical observations, on which the successful study of
Natural History so much depends. The methods of instruc-
tion aim to bring the student as much as possible into direct
connection with the objects studied, so that Nature may convey
her own truths, and become her own interpreter.
TEXT-BOOKS AND WORKS OF REFERENCE.
Agasslz and Gould's Zoology; Gray's Lessons in Botany;
Tenney's Natural History; Gray's Manual of Botany;
Woodward's Recent and Fossil Shells; Gray's Botanical Text-Book;
Owen on the Vertebrate Skeleton and Dana's Manual of Geology;
the Teeth; Vogt's Lehrbuch der Geologie;
Carpenter's General and Comparative Hall's Palaeontology of New York;
Physiology; Pictee's Traitt! de Paleontologie;
Agasslz's Essay on Classification; The various works on American Geol-
Balrd's Mammals and Birds of North ogy and Palaeontology.
America;
X.—Chemistry and Determinative Mineralogy.
The instruction in Chemistry is embraced in a course of
lectures to the Medical Class during the first semester, and to
the Junior Class during the second, on elementary Chemistry.
The Institution being well supplied with apparatus, these lec-
tures arc fully illustrated by experiments, and are attended by
5


COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
07
1
Fibst Yeab.—Second Semester.—Geometrical Drawing, Warren's; Topograph-
ical Drawing, Smith's; Tinting, Shading, and Lettering.
Second Yeab.—First Semester.—Surveying, Gillespie's, and Descriptive Geom-
etry, Da vies'.
Second Semester.—Linear Perspective, Warren's; Theory of
Shades and Shadows.
Third Year.—The studies are the same during this year as in the Second
Scientific Course.
In drawing, the student is required to construct, accurate-
ly and neatly, the figures which are assigned to him from the
text-books; also to make projections and perspectives of
objects which are placed before him in the drawing-room, and
tint and shade them. In surveying, he is required to use the
instruments in the field, and make at least three accurate sur-
veys, and plats of fields which are assigned him by the instruc-
tor. One of these must be made with the Compass, one with
the Transit, and one with the Theodolite. The other studies
which are pursued during the first three years of the Course,
are intended to lay that broad foundation of general culture,
and to secure that knowledge of the French Language, and of
mathematics, which arc essential to a successful prosecution of
the subjects of the fourth year.
FOURTH YEAR.
first Semester.—Practical Astronomy.—Computations for Time, Latitude and
Longitude.
Road Engineering.—Gillespie's Roads and Railroads; Henck's Field
Book for Engineers; Lectures and field work.
Engineering Instruments.—-The Theory, Adjustments, and use in the field
of the Solar Compass, Transit, Theodolite, Level, and Stadia.
Geodesy.—Railroad Surveying.
Leveling.—Theory and Practice.
Drawing.—Topographical Plans; Shades and Shadows.
Resistance of Materials and Friction.—Mathematical Theory, and results
of experiments.
Constructions.—Analytical Investigations of the Stability of Girder, Sus-
pension, Tubular, and Arch Bridges; of Retaining Walls, and
Frames.
Second Semester.—Hydraulics and Hydraulic Motors.—Morln Traits' d'Hydruuli-
que; Lectures.
Machines.—Transformation of Motion; Theory of the Fly-Wheel, Gover-
nor, and other parts.
Qeodesy.—Topographical and Hydrographical Surveying.


70 COURSES OF INSTEUCTION.
the first semester, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, and the
Evidences of Christianity; and during the second semester,
^Esthetics, and the History of Philosophy.
XIV.—Hygiene, op Sanitary Science.
Instruction in this subject will consist of two courses of
lectures on the Laws of Health, under the divisions of Per-
sonal, Mental, Domestic, Public, and Military Hygiene; em-
bracing so much of Anatomy and Physiology as may be neces-
sary to render the subject practical and intelligible.
The object of these lectures is to introduce the student to
a knowledge of the facts and principles of Life and Organiza-
tion, and to inculcate such rules for the preservation of "a
sound mind in a sound body" as his own interests and the
exigencies of the times demand.
XV.—Logic and Political Economy.
A Course of Lectures on Logic is given during the first
semester, before the Senior Class.
During the second semester, instruction by use of a text-
book and lectures, is given on Political Economy.


The Rules of the University require that every student shall be in
his place, at all stated exercises, from the opening to the close of his
connection with the University.
Every instance of absence, tardiness, or failure in recitation, unless
a satisfactory excuse be rendered to the proper officer at or before the
time of the occurrence, is reported to the Faculty.
Absences are excused after their occurrence only by a vote of the
Faculty, satisfactory explanation being made in writing, either by the
student or by his parent or guardian.
All unexcuted delinquencies are registered; and when the number
amounts to five, or any number more than five and less than ten, notice
thereof is given to the student, and to his parent or guardian.
When the number of unexcused delinquencies amounts to ten, the
student ceases to be a member of the University.
Students are also dismissed whenever, in the opinion of the Fac-
ulty, they are pursuing a course of conduct detrimental to themselves
and to the University.
Students who are not in their places at the opening of the term,
must present written excuses from their parents or guardians for the
delay.
Students are not allowed to absent themselves from town without
permission from the President.
The Undergraduate Students are reqirred to attend prayers daily
in the College Chapel, and public worship on the Sabbath at any one of
the churches in the city of Ann Arbor which they, or their parents or
guardians may select.


tapartment of ffltbUint anb gurgerj.
I.—Terms of Admission.
Every candidate for admission shall exhibit to the Faculty
satisfactory evidence of a good moral and intellectual charac-
ter; a good English Education, including a proper knowledge
of the English Language, and a respectable acquaintance with
its Literature, and with the Art of Composition; a fair knowl-
edge of the Natural Sciences, and at least of the more ele-
mentary mathematics, ineluding the chief elements of Algebra
and Geometry, and such a knowledge of the Latin Language
as will enable him to read current prescriptions, and appreciate
the technical language of the Natural Sciences and of Medi-
cine.
Students are expected to be in attendance upon the first
day of the term, as the regular course of instruction will com-
mence upon, and continue from, that day; and, by the rule
adopted, certificates are issued only for the period of actual
attendance.
II.—Course of Instruction.
The Annual Session commences on the first day of Octo-
ber, and continues until the last Wednesday of March.
Four lectures are delivered daily. Previous to each lec-
ture, the students are carefully examined upon the subject of
the preceding lecture.
The total number of lectures in the term will thus be be-
tween six and seven hundred.
In addition to this, the class is divided into sections, for
examination of various tissues of the body by means of micro-
scopes; so that each student has repeated opportunities for
becoming familiar with the minute structure of parts, and also
the practical working of the instruments; on Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Clinics are held for both medical and surgical
patients, when examinations are held, prescriptions made, and


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Additions are constantly being made to the Museum, of
Anatomical and Pathological specimens, as well as of speci-
mens of the crude Materia Medica and of Pharmaceutical
preparations. Various friends of the Institution have contin-
ued to manifest their kindness and interest by sending contri-
butions to the different departments.


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IV. -Library.
A well-selected and very useful Law Library has been
purchased, and arranged for the use of students, and which
will be open for consultation at all reasonable hours. The
rooms of the Professors adjoin the Library, and they will be
ready at all times to furnish to students such aid in their stud-
ies and investigations as they may desire. The General Libra-
ry of the University is also at all times open to the students of
this Department
.
Hon. Richard Fletcher, one of the Justices of the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts, has generously donated to the Depart-
ment his valuable law Library.
V. —Degrees.
The Degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred upon
such students as shall pursue the full course of two years in
this Department, and pass an approved examination. It will
also be conferred on those who, having attended another Law
School for a period equal to one year of our course, or prac-
ticed law for one year under a license from the highest Court
of general jurisdiction in any State, shall also pursue one
year's course in this Eepartment, and pass a like examination.
In Michigan, the degree entitles the resident graduate to an
immediate license to practice in all the Courts of the State.
Candidates for degrees must announce themselves as such
to the Dean of the Faculty, at least three months before Com-
mencement. They must be twenty-one years of age, and each
will be required to prepare and deposit with the Faculty, at
least one month before graduation, a dissertation not less than
forty folios in length, on some legal subject selected by him-
self. These theses will be filed and preserved in the Library.
VI. —Books.
While several copies of each of the leading text-books will
be found in the Library, it is exceedingly desirable that stu-
dents should supply themselves with such as they may need at
their rooms; and each is advised to procure for himself the
following: ^


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III. A very large Zoological Collection, consisting of:
1st. A complete suit of the Birdt which visit Michigan, •with most
of the Mammals of the Slate; a nearly complete Series of the Reptiles
found east of Vie Rocky Mountains; two thousand species of Mollusca,
embracing all the land and fiesh-water forms of the Northern and
Western States, and a considerable collection of the Fishes and Radiata.
2d. The Trowbridge Collection. This is a series of 1,356
entries (3,000 specimens) in most of the classes of the Animal King-
dom, made by Lieut. Trowbridge (late Professor in the University)
upon the Pacific coast, with numerous additions from the interior and
eastern portions of the continent, supplied by the Smithsonian Institu-
tion.
3d. Smithsonian Deposites, consisting of about 200 skins of
birds from the Arctic Birds; 204 entries of Marine shells from the Indo-
Pacific, and Panama, labeled by Mr. P. P. Carpenter; and 81 entries
of Unionidm.
4th. Miscellaneous. Donations and Collections.
The whole number of entries in the Zoological Cabinet is over
6,300, and the whole number of specimens not less than 16,000.
IV. A Botanical Collection, consisting of:
1st. The plants of the State, collected by the public surveys, and
numbering about 1,175 species, 1,500 entries, and 9,000 specimens.
2d. The Houghton Herbarium, collected by the late Professor
Douglass Houghton, M. D.. and recently presented to the University
by his widow, Mrs. R. R. Richards. It consists of 28 folio cases of
dried and labeled plants from various parts of the United States, and is
estimated to contain 1,800 species.
3d. The Sager Herbajuum, recently presented by Prof. Abram
Sager, and containing about 1,200 species and 5,000 specimens, collected
mostly in the New England and 'Western States.
4th. A collection of truncheons of the different varieties of wood
growing in the United States, and a few from foreign countries.
5th. A collection of the seeds of native and cultivated plants.


10 feanbitiatcs for Mb mission.
DIRECTIONS TO CANDIDATES FOE ADMISSION.
The regular examination for admission to the Department of Literature,
Science, and the Arts, will take place an Monday and Tuesday, September
Uth and 15th, 1868, beginning at 9 o'clock A. M.
The candidate must be provided with credentials from his last instruc-
tor, or from the last institution with which he has been connected.
These must be presented to the President, (No. 1 Law Building,) before the
candidate can enter upon his examination.
Candidates for admission to the Medical and Law Departments will
apply first to the Steward, at his office, in the Museum Building, and aBer-
wards to the Secretary of the proper Faculty.
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS.
1868. January 31 Scmi-Annual Examination begins.
"February .. 4 First Semester closes.
"February.. 5 Second Semester begins.
"March 24 Junior Exhibition. Recess of one week.
"April, 1... .College Exercises resumed.
"May 26 Examination of Seniors.
"May 27 (Mass Day.
"June 17 Semi-Annual Examination begins.
"June 21 Baccalaureate by the President.
"June 23 Anniversary of Alumni.
"June 24... .Commencement. Vacation begins.
"September.14 Examination of Candidates for admission. .
"September. 16 First Semester of next College Year begins
"December. .23... .Vacation of two weeks begins.
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
1868. March 25... .Term ends; Commencement.
"October 1 Term of next College Year begins.
DEPARTMENT OF LAW.
1868. March 25 Term ends; Commencement.
"October.... 1 Term of next College Year begins.