Blacksmiths, 30 Farmers, 18 Laborers, 326 Brakemen, 8 Carpenters, 71 Shoemakers, 26 Livery keepers, 4 Constables, 2 Teamsters, 44 Merchants, 44 Machinists, 20 Millers, 5 Moulder 1 Justices of the Peace, 3 Pattern Makers, 2 Lawyers, 7 Clerks, 35 Porters, 5 Ice Merchants, 5 Barbers, 4 Printers, 9 Tobacconists, 2 Millwrights, 2 Tinners, 13 Masons, 36 Saloon Keepers, 41 Draymen, 5 Tailors, 9 Caulkers, 4 Physicians, 7 Butchers, 13 Lumber Merchants, 5 Grocers, 11 General Business, 15 Saddlers, 7 Civil Engineers, 2 Teachers, 3 Bakers, 4 Gardeners, 5 Jewelers, 3 Painters, 9 Clergymen, 4 Ticket Agent, 1 Coopers, 5 Brewers, 11 Peddlers, 2 Cap Maker, 1 Conductors, 5 Book Keepers, 4 Miners, 32 Lecturer, 1 Tavern Keepers, 7 Wheelwrights, 13 Ship Carpenters, 16 Cigar Makers, 6 Bankers, 2 Cabinet Makers, 6 Brick Makers, 6 Carpet Weaver, 1 Ferrymen, 2 Basket Maker, 1 Pilot, 1 Gun Smith, 1 Musicians, 3 Match Makers 2 Editors, 3 Boatmen, 8 Druggists, 4 Daguerreian, 1 Rope Maker, 1 Land Agents, 3 There are seven public schools, four of which are organized under the Union School system. There are six Churches--one Catholic, one Dutch Reformed, one Methodist, one German Methodist, one Congregationalist, and one Episcopal. There are one Lodge of Good Templars, one of Odd Fellows, and one of Masons. The City possesses a commodious Public Hall, erected in a substantial manner of Milwaukie brick, at an expense of over $12,000. It is divided into a Council Chamber, a Public Hall for meetings, lectures, concerts, &c., a room for market stalls, and a calaboose or jail. The warehouses, stores, hotels, and dwellings of the citizens, for solidity of structure and architecture, taste and adornment, are, as a whole, superior to most places of its size, east or west. There are of houses and places of business and industrial occupations as follows: