People burned out (by Great Fire) - Charlotte St.: On the west side were Jas. W. WHEATON, saloon; Thomas HAMPSON, lquors; Mr. HAYWARD, prop. of United States Hotel; William M. WARD, house vacant; W.H. GREEN, liquors; D.E. LEACH, billiard saloon; Charles S. COTTER, liquors; J.B. GAYNOR, blockmaker; W. HILLMAN, gold and silver plater; Charles LOGAN, liquor; Geo. H. WILLIAMS, prop. Boston House; James DUNBAR, teamster; GUTHRIE & HEVENOR, confectioners; W.C. MORRISSEY, undertaker; Dr. F.G. JORDAN, office; Samuel LESTER, boarding house; John SULLIVAN, painter; Thomas A. SCOTT, restaurant; Trinity Church Sunday School; Dr. D.E. BERRYMAN, office; James LANGILL, boarding house; T.J. COCHRANE, apothecary; Dr. John BERRYMAN; J.O. MILLER, confectioner; dress making establishment; J.D. McAVITY, grocer; D. McNALLY; S.Z. DICKSON; vacant shed; Charles CLARIHUE; vacant shop; Geo. H. HAY, painter; house owned by Rev. A. WOOD and occupied by himself; and the shop by James H. PULLEN, painter, paper hanger and glazier; D.J. MULLIN; Sophia McLEAN; Mrs. Ellen McAVENNEY, grocer; James DUFFY, liquors; gateway, John LAWSON, grocer; James DALEY, teamster; Thomas HOGAN, James STEWART; vacnt house; Mary JAMES; F. LANAGAN; Mary EARLY; Samuel KEATLEY; John ROBERTSON;Emma MAGEE; John McDERMOT, H.L. STURDEE; Mrs. W.R. FRASER, boarding house; vacant lot; W.J. DAVIDSON, vacant lot; James WILLIAMS, ginger beer manufacturer; Susan PARKER; Mary HAZEN; Miss Ann THOMPSON; John D. DEVOE; vacant lot and house; Eliza B. McLAUGHLIN; Jane MURRAY; Annie McAULEY, boarding house; John FIELDERS; T. Edgar GOLDING; Patrick COHOLAN, grocer; Barbara GARVIN, grocer; Thomas P. POMROY; William PHILLIPS, shoemaker; William HOLMAN; Paul DALEY; John B. LONGLEY; Henry MAXWELL, gateways; James ROBINSON; James A. HARDING, high sheriff; Joseph BAXTER, liquors; vacant house and an alley; Morris WALLE; T. CLARKE; James MURPHY; Thomas NICE; Michael WALSH; George E. MULHERRIN; George F. BARNES, grocer; alley; William IRVIN, boot and shoe maker; Hanorah REGAN, side house; James MURRAY, boarding house; vacant lot; Richard COUGHLAN, liquors; Alex. BINNING; Patrick O'KEEFE, boot and shoe maker; John McCARTHY, vacant lot; William D. CARRON, grocer; Peter TRAINOR, liquor dealer; alley; Thomas CARROLL; Mrs. DURANT; William PINE; vacant lot; Henry DUFFELL, lumber merchant - On the opposite, beginning at the head of King street were the following - Bell Tower, Hazen House partially burned, in which were Geo. R. BENT, organ and piano dealer; vacant shops, boarding house; Charles MERRITT; John HOLDEN; James VERNON; Dr. McLAREN; Dr. John BERRYMAN, office; Dr. LAWRENCE; Joseph SCOTT; Chas. WILSON; gateway; James MASON; Donald M. SUTHERLAND; Thomas COUGHLAN; Samuel CORBETT; Ebenezer HARRINGTON; George McMULLIN; Frances BISHOP; John PITMAN; William C. MORRISEY, undertaker; Robert BUSTIN; Wm H. BELDING; James CRAWFORD; Advanced School No. 3; Matthew O'LEARY; Mary McCARTHY; Michael SULLIVAN; James DWYER; Peter McGRAW; Johanna CROWLEY; John FINEN, grocer; George JOHNSTON; Michael MURPHY; John MORRISSEY; McKENZIE & SCOTT, marble dealers; Elizabeth POTTS; Charles E. HARDING; Sarah COLLINS; James McDONALD; Lewis THOROUGHGOOD, shoemaker; Rosanna MORAN; John TILL; John FLING; John RYAN; Eliza ANSLEY; Anthony DUYER; Emily PARTELOW; Dudne BREEZE; James S. McGIVERN; vacant house, gateway; St. Clair RUGGLES, grocer; Agnes STEWART, dry goods; Robert STEWART, grocer; George SUTTON; Samuel FISHER, boot and shoe maker; Joseph MacKAY; Edward BULMAR; Geo. SAUNDERS; alley; Samuel SMITH, vacant lots; John H. GOLDEN; Charles JONES; vacant lots; John WATSON; Thomas VAIL, grocer; James JOHNSON; vacant lots; vacant shop; Charles STEVENS, seaman's boarding house; Michael SHEA, firnishing goods; James KELLY; Richard CURMER, policeman; George HOGAN; John RING, policeman ; Peter O'DONNELL; John W.B. JAMIESON, Thomas PINE, alley; Mary Ann CULVERNELL; Thomas VAUGHAN; Mrs. Margaret RILEY, grocer; Michael TUCKER; Caleb LARKIN; Bartholomew COXETTER; Wm McDERMOTT; Wm McKENZIE, vacant lot; shed; vacant lot; Weed Sewing Machine factory; Armstrong Bros. foundary; sheds; Alexander McDERMOTT; John W. FISHER; vacant house, Fisher's Shipyard; military store and battery.