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[Frcmpt attention given to Canadian and United Stages CUSTOM HOUS£
VSINESS, and to CONSIGNMENTS oi' PRODUCE for »aie in the Mfn-
b!, Boston, NeMT York and Vermont Markotii.
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FORWABDING ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1803.
8a7mr>ur'* Canada and United State* Daily Expten FrJij !;5, 1'jine.
Wilkina & Co.'s New York «nd Caiiida Forw arding Li:i«.
Travi* & Co. 'a Forwarriinjf Line. * *
Rradiej Sc Canfield'a Mercliania' Forwarding Line.
Dasconi, Vauglian & Co.'s Northern TraiiBpurtalion Line.
|To aToid delays, and to iniqre deapatch per bovo Linoa, Mark all GooJa for Canada,
"care C. SFYMOUR, MONTREAL."
wdi thiia marked, and accompanied by Billa of Lading, fnd Corrrct Original Invoiett,
II be entered U the Custom Uoue?, and dclive-ed to f'or'^irn c . one day earlier than if
lerwise C<>nBi;;n«<' tn-i Entered by Drokera ai;d Comiirn' .i. , A'^onta arc atationed hi
ike Chainplain, wh'>8e duly if ia to adriae 'he Montreal ji^-v of iho aTriral of Gwda
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.fcyanee ot MERCHANDISE at all Seaaons of tho Year, at uisfrtrmlr Madcrato
nargea, under lavoraoio coiitracta with the aeveral Uailway, Forwarding' and Shipping
fu^ipaniea. A Reductiun of 50 per cent from U»e ordinary Sh.jping Charf[0a haa bt\5n
KQO at Boatun.
Rompt attention will be given to CONSIGNMENTS of PRODUCE.—Property abodlil
iituy bo acconipitr.ied by Letiera of Advice, enoloaine Invoicea and Billa 0/ Ltiinm, «0»*
i«4d and marked, " Oar* UEYMOUR, RICE 4b COV Button.
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Wonld nmind their numeroui C :itomen ■
— , J*"*' '^'^ "'"'^ **"••" *" '•'•'' reiolution of keepint only
THE BEST DESCRIPTION OF GOC
Believing that ''^
AN ARTICLE TO BE CHEAP MUST BE GOOD.
Mtncheiter Goods of trety detcription.
London Goodi in preTailing styles and fabi
Belfast Goods in Linens, Hollands and Lawns.
Glasgow Goods in permanent styles. ,
French Goods U choice material iJ
American Goods for domestic use.
Montreal-made Shirts and Collars.
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ABE 9AREFULLY SUPPLIED WITH THE FIHSI
STYLES,
The Qaeen's Arcade is open every .-narninK. rSundan .«w j.
o'clock, and closes at 7 evening in ^nter, In/s in JSr ^^*
Sales, made for Cash orty, nnless a satisfactorr rIf«T«.,« •- •
A^ rendered .rery'5.ree monthlJ'Sr;.;^ wU^^^^^^^^^
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KAIR^ TOOTH, NAIL, GLOTHES, AND OTHER BRUSHES.
BMpectfull) invites the attention of Purchwer., either at Wholeiale or Ketail
iJS L ^aIL"'*"'*'""^ •"'IP"*''^ 5 ""'^ '^'•'«'»' whether it reg.«l» KS JT
ffft^ or ch*afiMt, cannot be excelled by any Houw in theline irCaS^r^
TelT'" '""°"^^"' "^ "»* /«de%enerali;, tp^d o?"£ft„,
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Berlin Wool, Comb, Toy and Fancy Store.
F. TRIGG,
W2 HOTEB DAME BTBEBT, KOHTBEAl.
IIMBTBH AVO WI0LB8ALX AVO HBIAH^DJAllB
IN BTBRr DBWHirriON OF ^1 \
fiigliatr, /rtnttr ^ (dnman Cono ^ /nnni (gonJn
0OK8TA»TtY
Shell, Bftck and Side Combs
BuffiltSaek and Side Comba
tb»ll and Buffalo Dreeing Combe
Ivory Fine Tooih Combs
Hair, Tooth end Nail Bruahea
Clolh and Hat Bruabaa
Broaohee and Oomelien Rfnn
f'^fifh ■"•' ®°f ^*>^ Breceleta
fteel Siniat and Shoe Ornaments
Shoe and Boot Bnttons
Flat and Round, Silk i. Cotton Boot Laces
India Rubber Cloth tot Conneas Boots
Rosewood Work Boies
Plain and Shaded Berlin Wool
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ON' HAND A OBNBRAL ASSOSTMaNT OF
Mahogany Writinf Deaka
Steel, Silver an^ Gold Beada
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Purse Ringa. Tasaela, Fringes and Clasoa
Wtndsor Soap and Perfumery
China, India and French Fans
Violins, Flutes and Tamborines
Flutinaa and Aeeordeons
China Vaaea and Toilet Bottles
Willow Waggons and Baskets
Port Monnaies and Wallets
Chessmen and Dominoes
Backgammon Boarda
Reynolda* Gold Baek Playing Carda
Rasora and Raxor itfops
would pattioolsrly call the attention of Bayers to th« St4Mk of PAPER HAVn
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A SUPPLEMENT
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CANADA DIRECTORY,
CONTAININO THE
NAMES OF THE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS MEN
IN THS
onM. loww, An nnnpAi nuABu nr uiau,
WHO HAVE COMMENCEpmjS^ES^S m EACJ.„LOCAL,TV S.NCE THE
TOOKTHKK WITH
A LIST OP NEW POST OFFICES & POSTMASTERS,
AM iBSTRACT OP THE LATE CBN81I3 RETDBN8, A LIST OP NSWUPAPIBS 4 PttIOOICAI.8
PUBLISHED IN THE PROVINCE,
AMD OTHER
USEFUL STATISTICAL & COMMERCIAL INFORMATION.
BROUGHT DOWN TO APRIL; 1853,
' ACCOMPANIIO BY
A MAP OF CANADA,
(CMTtcMi Sxfru$!g/or iA« Purpm,)
l-OWSTRUCTED, IN PROGRESS, OR CHARTERED.
By EOBEET W. STITAET KACKAT.
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MONTREAL :
Published by Kobert W. Stuart Mackay, 22 Great St. James St«k.
1853.
Primted at the Steam Press Priotino Estabushment or J. C. Becket,
32 Great St. James Street.
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Entered, aooording to Act of thl» Provincial Parliament, in the year one thonsand
eight hundred and fifty-three, by Robikt W. Stuabt Mackat, in the
Office of the Registrar of the Province of Canada.
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REAOy-MADE 0L0THIN8 STORE, k SENERAL OlITFITTlNa WMEK0U8E.
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CORirSR OF McGILL AND ST, MAURICE STREETg,
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oi RiJdr mSPclotSii!!? '^f" **" ^V^ ■-, '•/"• '"*• weU...Ieet«d Stock
the l«t«tt fathioo. which ha offert, V^hole.ale and Retail, at p3cea Stflr
:!^:XP tZ & ''""""^ "'■•°"^"" "• "P-«'3UT innM
N.8....C0RNER OF M'SILL AND 8T. MAURICE STREETS, MONTREAU
Gentlemea tnvelHnir will find, at thia Eitabliahment, Water-Proof CmO*.
Over-CeaU, Muffler*, Carpet Bagi. and a Tariety of niioeUaaeoua
articlet required by Trawller..
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'il^i 176, ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL,
HAS odDMuil; m band a large anortment of LEAFHER, eonmtinf of Sole. Umw and
l«ftber.a>odt, Last^ Pegi, Shoemaken' Finding, die. &«. ; andate «Bmi*At Amw
iSSftrSX" '^*'^'^ for thfl Coantrf Trade, whieh be ^U aeU «*lr«M^i^
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2ttantk««^tb« Tradelp MiMipvloratock of Sbeap Skim of •nnimatlaaim!
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The rapid incro«Beof those engaged in profeMional or busineis pursuils in rr.oat of
the principal places in the Provinre since the pubhcation of the Canada Directory, hai
caueed the neceMitj) for iasuing a S.ipplcmcnt to that work ; oo that »'ie information therein
uUeiTim '' '" '"" ''*^" ''"'"'"''^ '^"''' P'""' '" *''^ "P""'"* "' ""' sp""«
In the preaont Volume not only has tbia been done with respect to the Towns and
Villages embraced in the original work. In which any changes or addiiiuns of consequence
have taken place, but about one hundred and twenty places, - which no returni
were previously given, (many of which are rapidly rising in import . j) are also included.
It will be observed that over sixrr places, from which returns were forrairly siven
!^V°5?.**"* '" ^"" '!! ""^ Supplement; which ha. been done solely because The remoA";
th.„*,li ?1".'T *"««"""•"""«". that it occupies less space to print the whole of
iu' for^lheJ'liciSies '^ '° "°'' ^^ °'"'"«'" '" ^'"' ™""" ""»«'
It will also be observed that some of the Towns and Villages included in the Canada
Directory have no Addenda to them in this work ; but in nearly all such oaaea. the
changes, if any, were so triHing as to bo of very slight interest.
The Lis/ of AddHional Post Offices; the Abttraet of the Ceneut JUtunu; the
TabU of the New Repreaentatwe Divitiotu of the Protince; the LUt of Canadian
Newipapere; and the Miscellaneous natter generally, will, it is confidently believed, be
found useful by all who are engaged in public business ; and the Map op Canada, which
accompanies the work, has been carefully corrected from the best authorities expressly for
It. and IS the only one yet published which gives tho present Geographical divisions of the
Province into Counties and Townships, while it also exhibits {approximately) the various
lines of Railway already chartered, or for which charters have been applied.
It is a cause of regret to the Editor, that a part of the paper in this Volume ia not aa
good as It should have been. In explanation, he has to say, that no tupplu of paper
exxited tn Canada; and, that although inferior in quality, the portion referred to waa
brought by express from New York at a greatly enhanced expente, as by no other means
could the work have been got out at the time promised.
The Editor feels under deep obligations to those Gentlemen (and also to soreral
Ladies) in various parts of the Province, who so freely responded to his request for the
information relative to their several localities which appears in the following paires.
Indeed, many of the letters which he received from parties to whom he is personallr
unknown, are written in such a kind and friendly tone, that nothing but the utility of the
work in which he is engaged (and to that fact alone he attributes it) could have led him to
expect or hope fur such disinterested kindness.
He begs, however, to assure those Gentlemen, as well as all who have sustained him
on this and other occasions, that such gratifying proofs of their approval will stimulate
bim to an increased degree of energy and perseverance in supplying them with the
description of information which his various Directories contain, and which ^aa ia now
generally admitied) is of so much real bsncfit snd utility to the Previsee.
In (he Preface to the Canada Directory, it was stated that "The Paospioroa of a
GAZiTTMR Of Canada (including both sections of the Province) would shortly be
poblished. and that Iho worlt woqid be e4i(«d b;r the writer j aqd tllbough unforwcen
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PREFACE.
A Pfotpeotu.of ll.e Work will be foand on p^ge 14 ""'"' '^* GawjUeor in 1864.
••b«,ibeif, or «Irerti.er.. .nd «mSn, ""'""^' "'""''" " contriUuior« of informaUon"
Their obliged and raithful Servant, ,
Montreal, April, 1853.
ROBERT W. STUART MACKAY.
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Tariff of Price«.
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; with Map. plain " *••>*;•
MV of Canada, aeparatel,. colored. ^'"' ^«P' «>'«>~<« Z'. H.
„ ,„ . " plain. 3t. 9d.
M«p of Canada and tho Lower »,«J;;„" r"j 2». 6d
Canada Direetorv. with w? " '<""""«»< «°l°"d ^ nj
Canada Dir^U.;?: CS?'"""" '"" "*'"' ' '°"'«''" »0W p-a^e.: iSi JJ
orders Y1ia::?iSSr •" '^'^^^^:^'^^;^^p;:^i;;^'i;j^ '?JX .„
ROBERT W. STUART MACKAY.
88 Great Si. Jamee Street, Montreal.
ERRATA.
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to announoe that a
and at a numerous
Gazetteer in 1854.
lowledgmehta to all
iiorii of informaUoD,
[" MACKAY.
lESERAI miBZ TO GITI£i ^WNS AND TIUASSS.
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the Cash, or an
«ACKAY,
itreet, idontreai.
3. &, R. L.
Name of Place.
AberfoyU
Acton
Adamnille
Admaaton
Alexandria
Allanburgh
Allandalt
Amherstburgh
Allansville
Ancaater
Arthur
Arva
Aihton
Aylmer, C E
AruiER, C W
Ayr
BabjfvilU
Barrie
Bath
Bayfield
Beacbville
BeamsTille
Beaaharnoia
Beoanoour
BioroRD
Bbllamt's Mills
Belleville
BelcBil
Berlin
Berthier, en haul
Birmingham
Bloomfield, 1st
Bolton
BoNDHtAD
JBoston
Bouoherville
Bowmanville
Bradford
. Brampton
Branehton
Brentford
Breuer't Millt
Briffhton
Bridgeton
Briitol
Broekvillo
Brompton
Bronte
Brooklih
Bruce Mines
Buckingham
SBrriii's Rapids
Buneiek
Bytown
Cacouna
9
17
17
18
18
18
19
19
19
20
20
20
21
331
21
231
22
22
23
23
23
24
24
25
25
25
26
26
28
29
30
30
30
31
31
31
32
32
33
33
34
34
37
37
119
38
38
39
40
40
40
40
41
41
332
41
Name of Place.
17
18
18
18
582
19
20
21
48
23
23
23
23
24
25
26
29
29
30
31
32
34
33
34
35
38
376
39
43
4*^
43
Caledonia
CampbelUown
Campbellville
Canettoga
Canning
Canboro
Canton
Cap St. Ignace
Carillon
Carlton Place
Carlisle
Carrtino Place
CavanTille
Cayuga
Cedars
Chambly
Chamberlain's C'r»
Cbamplain
Chatbadguay
Chatham, CE
Chatham, CW
Charlesvillc
Charleston, 1st
Chelsea
Cheltenham
Chicoutimi
CUIPPAWA
ChrJBtieville
CUURCHVILLB
Clairmont
Clarendon
Clark's Mills
Coattcook
Cobourg
COLBORNB
Cold Springs
Columbus
Compton
Coneecon
COOKSBIRB
Cookstown
Cooksville
Cornwall
Corunna
Coteau Landing
Cowansville
Crowlandville
Cumberland
Cumminsville
Dalhousie Mills
D'Aillebottt
Danville
Delaware
Demorestville
DewittTiile
5g
51
Name of Place.
42
42
42
336
63
43
62
43
52
43
52
44
44
44
53
45
45
54
46
54
46
54
46
47
47
66
47
57
48
55
48
55
48
49
60
49
50
50
60
51
51
61
52
52
62
52
53
62
54
54
55
66
55
66
55
67
236
56
585
56
67
57
68
57
58
70
58
69
58
m
56
59
>84
59
69
60 '.
>8S
60
71
61
71
61
73
236 49 Dickinson's Land's
43 Boon
Douglas
Drummondville,CE
DuvFiN's Crbbk
Dunbarton
Dundas
Dundet),G E
Durham.Ormstown
Durham, St. Frs.
Durham, CW
Eaton
Elgin
Enniskillin
Etchemln
Farmersville
Famham, East
Farnharo, West
Fergus
Fitzrcy Harbor
Flamboro, West
Fonthill
Forestvilh
Frankford
Frankvills
Frelighsburgh
Friburg
Gait
Gananoque
Gasp^
Georgetown, C W
Glen Morris
Olen Wiliiams
Goderieh
Gould
Grafton
Grahamsville
Oreenbush
Greenwood
Grimsby
Orondinea
GUBLPB
Halifax
Halts Cornsrs
Hamilton
Hampton
HarUm
Harpbrbay
HatUn s
Hawkeabury
Hawkbsville
Henmingford
Henryville
Herdman's Cners
FaUandXiRndiag
B
61
61
62
62
62
63
63
64
65
65
65
66
66
66
67
67
67
68
68
68
69
69
69
70
70
70
71
71
72
72
73
73
73
73
75
75
75
76
76
76
7«
76
79
79
79
91
91
91
93
93
9a
93
93
93
93
72
73
74
76
77
78
80
80
81
81
81
82
83
146
83
84
85
86:
87
88
90
91
91
94
113
112
113
114
I
:| -
Nana of Place.
Hornby
Hoiviek
Huntingdon
iNoumr
Zona
Jarvis
Jeritytillt
Kamouuska
Keene
Kemptville
KlLWoRTB
Kingny
Kingaton
Kingnilh
Laehute
Lacolle
Loggan
Lakefieli, or Oore
Villa
Limbton, Milton
and Mimico
Laneuter
Lantdawne
Lanark
Lapnirie
L'AuomptioD
L'Aventr
Laurenceville
Leedt
LonnoxTille
Lindaay
L'ltlat
Lloydtown
London
LonKUSuit
L'Original
Lotbiniare
Zott jDi'Ue
Lyn
MoNab
Majrog
ilfantfouioaniiij'
Manningville
MarlatbWn
Marfcham
Marihtille
Martintown
Matilda
Headowtttle
Melbourne
Merriekfille
Meyer'a Villaee
Milford
imabank
Millbrook
Milloreek
INDEX.
Name of Place.
117
133
133
134
Miileruchea
Milton
Mitchell
Mimico
Moffttt
Montreal
Afooretoton
Morpeth
Morrisborg
Muulinette
Mount Pleasant
Mount St. Hilaire
Mount Vernon
Napance
Nbw Abirdbbn
Nkwboho
New burgh
Newcastle
iVeio Dundee
Nbw Glaioow
New Hamburgh
Newhopb
New, Liverpool
New Market
Niagara
Nicolet
Nithburg
North Qouer
North Laneatter
NoRTHPORT
Nnrval
NoRWICHVILLB
Norwood
Oakland
Oakville
Orillia
Orono
Otgoode
Oshawa
Ottawa River, ^o
Ottehvillb
Owen Sound
Pakenham
Palermo
Pane
Penetangore
Penetanguishene
Peree
Percy
Perth
Peterboro'
Petite Nation
Phillipsburgii
Picton
PlOBON HlL!>
Pl« RiVBR
?m Urove
a
e
S v
ISi
107
121
107
131
237
132
122
236
123
123
133
134
124
135
125
136
136
136
|137
137
127
138
138
139
139
130
130
131
131
131
133
133
133
133
I34
134
134
135
135
136
136
137
137
138
138
139
139
13<)
140
141
143
l43
143
143
II43
1I43
a
It
Name of Place.
149 Plontagenrt
133 Poinio BozTremb.
358 I Point St. Peter
132 I Portage da Fort
I Port Albert
151 I Port Biirwcli.
Port Colbornb
Port Credit
466 Port Dalhousie
253 Port Duvxr
353 Port Elgin
Port Hope
(Portland
Port Nelson
Port Pf.rry
Port Robinson
355 Port Rowan
256 Port Royal
Port Ryene
Port Stanley
Potton
Prescott
357 rroston
257 PrieevilU
258 Prinob Ambrt
259 Princeton
Queenston
Quebec
'Repentigny
RicevilU
260 Richmond let CW
IRichmondhill
260 [Riehview
iRigaud
RlHODBKI
River David
Rivier^ du Loup
Rivier^ Quelle
262 Rockton
263 RtteBank
Rougemont
364 RoxTON Falls
365 Rusrcliown
365 aandwich
366 Sauobbn
367 Sebringville
368 Seymour
Scotland
268 Scotch Block
268 Shannonvillb
27U Sharon
Sherbrooke
272 **'flrrington
273 J.oer Hill
Smith's Falls
SmithviiJA
Soraba
375
376
276
276
278
381
283
384
385
345
346
346
350
350
1374
353
353
354
1.117
Name of ]
Borel
OirrHAMPTO
South Glout
Sparta
Bpeucerville
Springfield 1
Springford
SpringvilU
^tanbridge I
Btanstead
^tewarlstowi
Stratford
Strathburn
Btrathrot
Btreetsville
Bommervillo
Sutton Flats
!t. Adele
it. Wm6
It. Andrews
it. Anicet
It. Annkdbi
radb
t. Anne de \
ohiehe
t. Catherines
t. Davids, C
Bustache
t. Felix de \
^t. Francois d
It. Oervais
It. Henri do A
1 oouche
It. Hilaire
It. Hyacinthe
It. Jean Port .
It. Jerome
It. John's, C I
|t. Joseph de 1
kinunse
LgricnIturRi Ci
Lgricultural B(
LthensBum, T<
loard of Trade
ensus Returni
omineroe of C
ountiesof Can
presentation
uties collected
migrants, arri
xeeutivo Cour
xeculive Depa
zports and Ini|
eneral Post 01
INDEX.
Name of Place.
ER
IN
3ERT
IstCW
ill
jOUD
He
u
58
375
i76
376
276
278
981
283
384
985
348
318 990
344
345
346
166
166
346
349
349
350
350
352
351
353
353
354
357
a
Si
358
359
360
360
361
361
362
irei 167
IDTHAMPTON 167
SvutA Gloucester 1G8
Jpurta 168
Ipeuoerfille |69
lprin(;6eldlttCWl6a
Jpringford 169
^pringvilU 170
itanbridge East 17U
itanstead 17U
tewartstown l7l
tratford 171
Hrathburn 171
TRATHaoT 171
itreeisville 172 363
ommervillo 173 405
lutton Flats 173 40G
>t. Adele 173 364
it. k\m6 173 364
It. Andrews 174 365
it. Anicet 174 366
It. Anne db la Pb.
RADB 174
t. Annede Yama*
ohiehe 175 368
iLCatherineBC W 175 370
t. Davidg, C W 178 379
2. Euatache 178 381
t. Felix de Valoif 178 381
\. Francoia duLac 179 382
t. Gervaia J 79 383
t. Henri de Mas-
couche (79 385
T. HlLAIRE 180
t. Hyacinthe 180 386
t. Jean Port Joli 180 389
t. Jerome 181 390
t. John's. C E 181 391
I. Joseph de Mas-
kinonee 183 392
Name of Place.
St, John'; C W
St. Louit de Oon
xague
St. Luce
St. Marie de Mon-
nolr
St. Marie, Beauca
StMartinJsleJesus
I St. Marline, Beau
harnois
St. Mary's, CVV
St. Michel
SI. Pie
St Pie Tannery
St. Pierre ler Be.
quets
St. Rem!
St. Therese, de
Bjainvilio
St. Thomas, do
Quebec
St. Timothy
St. Valentino
Tain worth
Tapleytown
Temperanceviub
Tbhrbbonnb
TlIAMESFORD
Thobnhill
ThoroM
Three Rivers
Thurloib
Toronto
Trenton (formerly
River Trent i
Troy
TWBBD
Union
Unionville
Valcartier
V
a."
a
(O
182
lt;2
182
183
183
184
184
184
185
185
186
-S,
It:
Si
Name of Place.
186
186
186
393
394
394
395
39.5
396
399
I
399
400
402
187
187
187
188
188
188
189
190
190
190
191
197
198 410
403
404
404
4C6
407
215
216
216
21G
217
217
347
158
Vankleekhilj 317
Varennea 218
Vaudrcuil 3i8
Victoria 219
Vienna 219
Villanova 219
Vittoria 220
Wallace 330
Watlaceburg 320
Wallaceto^m 231
Wardsville 221
Warsaw 221
Waehingion 222
Waterdown 222
Waterford 222
Waterloo, C E 333
Waterloo Isl, C W 223
Waterloo, F£ 223
Waterloo 2d, CW 341
WatervilU 224
Wellealey 224
Wellington 2iA
Wellincfton Square 224
West Bolton 225
West Brome 225
Westmeath 325
West Williamsbure 226
Westwood 226
Whitby 226
Wick 237
Williamstown 327
Wllliamaville 227
Windsor Mills 228
Woodburne 228
W'lodstock 328
Woolterton 229
Wurteleburg 229
Yamask a 230
Yonge Mills 230
York 230
45!)
453
460
460
461
461
462
463
463
463
463
464
465
465
465
466
46G
467
469
469
470
472
472
473
INOfiX TO MISGELLANEOVS MAHER.
Page.
351
348
348
34*^
349
353
gricoltural Census of Canada
gricultural Board, L.C., 1853
.thenfBum, Toronto
oard of Trade, Montreal, 18o3
ensus Returns, of Canada, 1853
ommerce of Canada
ounties of Canada bv the enlarged Re
presentation Bill 354
uties collected at princ. Ports, 1853.53 354
migrantfi, arrival of, to Deo. 1852 32|
zeculivo Council 323
xecuiive Departments of Government 333
zports and Imp., value of, in 1850 Sc 51 353
eneral Poat Office, Officers of 348
Imports and Exports, value of 353'
Legislative Council, additional Membera 369
Legislative Assembly 359
Legislative Constituencies, by the enlarg.
ed Representatiim Bill 354
Lower Provinces, Trade with the 321
Newspapers, &c., published in Canada 360
Post Offices added since Nov., 1851 342
Public Debt of Canada, 1853 353
Population, by Origm and Religion 360
Railroads Chartered in Canada 363
ii,,i.. .., ,,i„ rtttotts VI iiic rrorinco ss2
Timber, supply, export and stock, 1852 321
Vessels arrived from Sea to Dec. 1853 321
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Butinea$.
DfllEZ TO AOVEBTISEIIENTS.
Namn.
Page. Bu$ineti.
Druggiit
AMoranoe Go's
Do
Druffgiaii
Hardware
BROCKVILLE.
Turner, A
HAMILTON.
Natiunal
Royal
Bickle & Son
Bellhouae, Ireland,
&Co
Do Carpenter, Juel
Ironmonger Milner, B
Leather itoro Foster, L
Marble Works Pollock, James
KINGSTON.
Tin& Copperware, Choun, E
MONTREAL.
AunrBnoe Co'a JElnti
39
88
88
88
89
89
90
90
90
106
Do Britannia
Do Britannia Mutual
Do Canada
Do Colonial
Do Connecticut
Do Equitable
Do Globe
Do Hartford
Do L'pool & London
Do Mutual
Do Nat'l Loan Fund
Do Phoenix
Do Protection
Do Rojal
Do St. Lawrence
Agrioultural Score Fleck, A
Baker
Berlin Wool, &c
BooksellerB
Do
Do
Do
Do
Db
Do
Do
Do
Do
FiU», C
Footner, Mrs
Armour, J
Dawion, B
Miller, R & A
Dougall. Jno
Mackay, R W S
Pickup, E
Ramsay, H
Rolland, J B
Sadlier, D & J
Sparkes, 6
Boot&Shoo Stores Bell, J &, T
Do
Do
Do
Cabinet Stores
Do
Do
Carver & Gilder
Harold, John
Sloan, John
Smyth, W
Allen, W
Fraser and Kemp
MoMaitcr, W
Carlisle, F
Chemists & Drug- Lyman, W, &. Co
gists
Do Bowman, W E
China and Glass Potton &. Co
Circulating Lib'y Petion. Thos
Commission Mer. Gilbert, J M
chants
Do Clarke, John
Conreotioners Clouser, E
266
367
268
375
271
266
OnUide COT
270
266
269
270
Oulilils <o'
265
266
272
272
273
273
273
274
274
274
274
374
275
276
275
276
277
277
277
278
278
279
279
279
279
280
Us
ooTar
282
282
2o2
374
2S3
Namt.
MONTREAL. -
Confectioners MeConkey, Mrs
Coppersmiths and McArthur, Jas
Plumbers
Do
Do
Custom Hoobw
Agents & For- Gundlaok, A
Prowse, 6 F
Varminton, R
warders
Do
Do
Daguerreotypist
Dry Goods
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Engravers
Do
Do
M p-luUi
Leeroing ts. Sabine
Seymour, Chas 0.1*1. ...
Doane, T C 285
Campbell, R, & Co S8S
Dougall, Jno 285
Arthur, A &J ^p.^^
Morison, Cameron
& Empey
Morgan, Hy,& Co
Mua8en,Thos
Paradis et Frere
Parkin, Jas
Plamondon, Lonis
Adams, F
Ireland, Thos
Toppan tc Co
Exchange Brokers Warner, G W
Do
Express Offices
Do
Fancy Stores
Do
Do
Founders, &o
Do
Gas Company
Glass Works
Grocers
Do
Hair Dresser
Hardware Stores
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Hats and Fun
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Hotels
Do
Do
286
287
286
286
304
287
287
28S
288
3
291
290
291
ho'ilillai
do do
288
289
272
Weir, Wm
Cheney.Riee & Co
Pullen, Virgil&) Co
Banaloy, David
Holland, G A
Trigg, Francis
Ladd, C P
Redden, Wm
New City Gas Co
Ottawa GlasaW'ks
Mcintosh, Neil 369 1
Cochran, S 314 1
Bansley, David 391 j
Brviwster & MuU 301 1
holland
Brew8ter,W&C 292 1
Ferrier &Co 293 [
Hibbard&Co 293 1
Hutton, Jas ais * »■
Rodden, TM 313 f
Sherlock, Foley & 393
Cc
Brahidi, A 295 1
Bre8lBr,A 294
Brown, John 2941
Greene & Sons 296
Henderson, John 16 1
Lomer, Gerhard 121
Mayer, Brother 395 [
Melver, Geo 293 1
TK..mn..x~ IVn.
Coleman's Mont- 397 1
real House
Franklin House 396 1
Grant's Hotel
283
2831
384
385
284
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
illiner
Oslo Stores
Do
Qsin Teachei
ewspapers
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
il Merchants
kia^Oil&Gl
Do
Do
Do
>ne Maknr
laning Mill
[inline Offieee
D<,
Do
Do
^blio Hall
Itilroad Line
llr'd Car Build
Do
[wdyMadeLin
amboat Line
i«to Works
JrUman'sWar
liouse
»¥« &Ase Stoi
lUow Chandlei
MBgraph Office
Do
i&CoflTeeSto
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
11
|u«ifi<M.
rm^.
rREAL. '
sConkey, Mrs
sArthur, Jas
Dwse, 6 F
Brminton, R
indlaok, A
eming &, Sabine 384
rmour, Chna oaude m
ane, T C 385
mpbell,R,&Co 385
ugall, Jno 285
thur,A&J ut.h
•fiaon, Cameron^
fc Empey *" ^
rgan,Hy,&Co 386
inien, Thoa 387
■adjs et Frere 386
-kin, Jaa 286 j
mondon, Lonia 304
»mB, P 287 j
land, Thoa 287
•pan & Co
rner, G W 288
ir, VVm 3
iney.Riee Sc Co 291
ten, Virsildc Co 290
laloy, David 391
land, 6 A he-(tuit||
rg, Francis do dof
Id, C P 288
den, Wm 289
f City Gas Co 373
kwaGlaseW'ks 302
[ntosh, Neil 389
hran, S 314
sley, David 391
nrtter St. MaU 301
•Hand
rster^ W &; C 293 1
ier &Co 393
>ard &. Co 393 i
tun, Jaa its « w|
len, TM 313 1
lock, Foley &; 393
Name-
PagA
383 I
283
384
283 1
385
lotels
Do
jiwellers
Do
ird Oil Faotury
MONTREAL."
Ottawa Hutel
St Lawrence Hall
Savage &, Lyman
Townwnd, \V A
, Mathewaon & Son
_ ither Merchant Weir, Wm
[arble Factory Mavor & McDon-
ald
[ep Mounter Hill, B
lerchant Tailors Gampboll, John
Do Clifford, S
Do Geraroill, Wm
Page.
298
299
3U0
300
313
3
303
Bueineet.
Name.
Page-
iidi, A
Ur, A
rn, John
ne & Sons
licrson, John
er, Gerhard
er, Brother
ver, Geo
• •!■•"'». J T» ...
nan's Mont-
il House
klin House
t's Hotel
295
294
294
396
16
12
395
293
OAK I
397
396
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Depincier, O
Lavender, H
Lolselle,FX
Mann &. McMillan
Muir, W & J
Plamondon, L »>-,
Ronayne, P & M tada-orvk
Do
ttlliner
(osie Stores
Do
lusin Teacher
fewspapers
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
ll Merchants
Seatb, R
Robinson, Mrs
Hertiert &, Co
Seehold, Brothers
Graham, Geo F
Com. Advertiser
Gazette
Le Monitcur Can
Pilot
Transcript
Witness
McDonald, Bro8&
Go
■ Atwater & Co
Hill, Benjamin
Lloyd, Wm
McGarvey, Owen
Wallace, Alexr
Douglass, James
Becket, J C
DeMontignv.
C J N^
Moore, Owler&Co
Ramsay, Hew
Wilsons & Nolan
St George's Hall
Champlain and St
I, ,, -, ^ Lawrence Co
Ir'd Car BuMd'w McLean & Wright
..H-M^T- 0'Meara,M
woyMadeLmen Aitken, John
•mboat Line Tete's Line toQue-
bee
ll!'"?''«r KingseySlHeW'ks
•rtsman'sWare- Hall, Wm
louse
|va * Ase Store Rodden, T M
Uow Chandlers Mathewaon A Son
legraph Offices Montreal Tel Co
M.]^^ « ^ont'l & TVoy do
«Coffee Store Canton House
tin^Oil&Glas
Do
Do
Do
>ne Makor
sning Milt
[inting Offices
Do
Do
iblio Hall
lilroad Line
304
304
302
303
303
305
305
306
305
306
307
307
307
.108
3U8
308
308.
309
13
306
309
276
309
311
310
311
313
312
■315
3i7
15
3i3
313
4
4
314
MONTREAL.
Trunk Storea Dean, R
Do Hibbard, W R
Truss Maker B,own, John O
Trust &. Loan Co Judah. H
ofOC
Weigh'gMachines Warren, D H
Wine and Spirit Mackenzie, Jos
Merchant
Wire Worker Rice, W H, & Co
QUEBEC.
Booksellers Crema2.B,JtO
Boot &Shoe Store Paddon, E
Cabinet Maker Drum, W.lliam
Hatter &. Furrier Foi^y, F X
Jeweller, &c Ardouin, C J
Merchant Tailor Smeaton, Alexr
Newspaper Our Journal
Pamter, &c Cornell, S
, STRATHROY. /'
General Store Reefer, James
TORONTO.
Assurance Co Canada Western
Chemist & Drug-Simpson and Dun-
K'flts .paugh
China and Glass Patton & Co
Store
Hatter &'?Furrier Marks, L
Lig'itning Rods Wilion, E 6
Saddlery Sturo Steward, W
Tallow Chandler Clark, B M, & Co
316
31S
313
318
316
317
317
339
339
340
340
340
341
341
172
211
212
213
214
315
213
213
United States Advertisementi.
BOSTON.
l>ry Goods Lane &. Washburn
Manufact's Agent Lawton^ Jas N
BUFFALO.
Fire Works Moms &. Son
„ , BURLINGTON.
Bookseller Goodrich, C
NEW YORK.
Dry Goods Bowen&M'Nameo
MaU and Straw Oliver, Jones &.
363
363
363
367
Goodo
Map Publishers
Newspaper
Publishers
Bookseller
Do
Druggists
Boots and Shoes
P Goods
C*.' ..'ies, &e
Hardware, &c
Leather Store
Granger
Distiimell &
Schroeter
Home Journal
__ Fowler & Wells
OGDENSBURGH.
Byington, S L
Sprague, J C
Humphrey, H S,
&Co
Child & Fawcett
Streeter, O S
Diz'& Son
Watrous &, L«w,
fence
Osbom, £ F
364
365
367
366
366
367
367
368
^PHILADELPHIA.
Patent Medieinea Dr Houghton's
Pepsin
370
371
372
373
373
19
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
0. DEPINCIEE,
HERCHAST TAILOR AM SEVERAL OnT-FITTB
CORNER OF NOTRE DAME & ST. GABRIEL STS.,
J
Keeps always on hand an extensive and varied assortment of
and fashion not to bo surpassed in Canada. CLOTH and TRIMMING
furnished, and »»i.»M*i,«*i'<u]
A
The S
krinting mi
rower-pres
Verms, eve
BC
GARMENTS CUT IN TH^ MOST FASHIONABLE STYlM''^ "^'
SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS, TRAVELLING BAGS. &c., J
S^°" H^t' ^^^'^ "'"'''^ "''^ ^^ '"''^ *^ '•'^ ''^"' posiibhrtt
(t5- Wholesale purchasers, strangers visiting the City, and the publj
generally, will please to call and see. '^ "
H
CANADA AND LEIPZIG
FUR TB AIIIiyG ESTABL ISIiMEiyTj
lAii l®MIi,
HOVTREAL, IEIF2IB,
190, St. Paul St. Am Bruhl.
THE undersigned hertbj informs the Fur Trade of the Canada that h» h.. ..i,-„ .k .
irttrrr'''%''" '^?'.''- ^"'^ '^'«'' "'''^'' "« -i>i o?n «„ jh ^itt:Ve'n^^^^
enure new and complete assortment of eve.y article in the Fur. Hat and Cap L.na
He lea?e8 for Europe by the Steamer " Pacific" • vioir. th. r'V .. r • •'^ i^-^ .
Switzerland and France. H„d has cv^y facnUy of p^rchi^nhP^^^^^^^^^^
•Dd has a perfect knowledire of this market's demands. ^ " '• '* '""'"' »'"'■ ^ k^
Considering that competition is the life of tntde, he has exDrewlif /.>.„^„ .k- i .-M C7I 11
being next door to J. C. Mayer's future Fur Warehouse thereby gtinft^he trade S?.'! ^ ^
ODDorlunitv ofrnmnHi-nff in h«»K „i.-,- n _.. ^.'""r"' 6'""s '0 the trade thc !)■
lEW TOllL,
Water Street.
|« The Cans
to the g
|«The Cade
pecially di
pel annut
|«TheSabb2
of I
lOoimtry Ord
frra°',s°^*' '- ^* f'--" «»"-: ■>..": "7.^^^^^^
is attached t(
ed in a style
Having a branch lMisine» at the Leipzie Fair, which he attanA, i.,«
selling Canada and American Shipping Furs! he TsiXdab I m P^u'*"""
other exporter «ho scIIb his colecuLs^at the' Loiid^SlucuSM/" ^"^ '"«'"'^ ""« ">«""
p.SiX!J^!;L":!!°iS'°|'"^°^ q"?"titie.; he will. at. personal int«rvt«
p — _ . r„„.„s .„ „h!ppiDg i?ur3, oner inem aavauuges heretofore unheard of. " " "
GERHARD LOMESlin «ll its brai
OnT-FIREl
tRIEL STS.,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
13
J. C. BECKET'S
No. 22 GREAT St. JAMES STREET,
assortment of
^GS ; Gentlemen'
I a style of eleganc
and TRIMMlNGj
The Subscriber having recently made hrge additions to his stock of
krinting materials, and being about to put up a Steam Engine to work his
Power-presses, is now able to execute promptly and upon /ery Moderate
S'erms, every description of
BOOK & JOB FEINTING,
NABLE STYLW^^^ ^^ 5^«»aZ/w< sized Visiting Card to the Largest Sized Poster •
PllTfiD SEOW-Iim ill CiliS I! '
Printed in all colors in h very Superior Style.
mks, HagnjintB, ^amp[rltts, Catalogaea, ^t.,
BAGS, &c., CO
noest posaible re
)ity, and the pubU
ZIG
NMENT.
LEIFZIB,
Am Bruhl.
he has taken the exU
.of June next, withi
and Cap Line.
Leipzig Fair, Englaij
tiandi, at lowest prici
chosen this locatioj
Dg to the trade the
and Assortment,!
'ery spring personallj
f higher here than i
lersonal int^rviei; w.
itaeard of.
IRHARD LOMEI
Handsomely, Carefully and accurately printed, with tho
Greatest Despatch.
MM WWMBaSiBMaM
I" The Canada Temperance Advocate," a Semi-monthly Magazine devoted
I to the general interests of the Temperance Cause. Ss 6d per annum.
l«The Cadet," a Temperance Magazine of the same character, but more es-
pecially devoted to the interests and instruction of young teetotalers. Is 3d
pel annum.
— ALSO.—
|«' The Sabbath School Record," devoted, as its name implies, to the interests
of Sabbath School Teachers and Children. Is per annum.
ICountry Orders for PrmtmJTST^nftiujr oTthe"^^ works. wiU reeaivA
I Immediate Attention.
^ ttlell iftirmsljeirfiook-fiinderg
lis attached to the establishment, where every description of Binding is execul-
|ed in a style equal to any in Canada, and upon really Moderate Terms.
— Also,—
WOOD ENCRAVljyC
to order, in a superior manner and war-
I in all its branches promptly executed
ranted
?
t:':
, ft
prove satisfactory
i■^l\
bt III
14
ADVERTISEMENTS.
OP -
A ^^AZETTEERjO^
try' iLd the wt^^^^^^ P'-^g'^" ^^^ resources of the Coun
wi^n^m»L !• ''"'■'"« ''*"*"' extensive tours through the Province
was promised, and m numerous instances has already received th« I^h J
jome of the best informed and most judicious men in the comrum- v ii 1^^
ecung the data necessary for such a work. As a portion rtheSuscH J
8 ready to put to press, and an encouraging subscription list is steadilv il I
ling up. he noiv respectfully announces, thXt ,ie proposes to ,?"„«„ ^ tl
8UBSCKIPTI0N, so as to be ready for ddivory some time fn [854) '
i
a ummm^ m umm, urn mid mm,
which will contain a brief but comprehensive description of the Cittk^
Towns and Villages, Counties. Townships and Kisls R,JL,?'
Lakes PcBLio VVobks, &c., of Canada; with an Lount of 'h; nZal
agncultural and manufactured productions oltho Province : he quality of h
land, in each locality, its viluo, whether improved or otherwise -the waj-^
ollabour of every description; the means of religiou/andecularinrruc
Uon which exist; and such other information regard! "rthrSuC"
Suro^TnJeX ^"' '''-''---^ ^'^'^ ^--^- mVte dta
The Work wiU fom an Octavo Volume of from 6Q0 to 800 Fama
paded by"" ''"'"'"'' °" ^'"^ P'P''"' '^^''^^^'^^^^V half bound, and accom
A GOOD MAP OF CANADA & THE LOWER PROVINCES.
The price, to Subscribers, will be 15s. per copy, payable on dehV«rv'
and he nanrie, business, and residence of evLy SubscrE will L tS
.n^a l.t at the close of the worlc. To Non-SuLribers Ihe pjice S be
The subscriber's long, and admittedly successful, exertions in collecting
and arranging statistical facts and details, will, he trusts, be received a S
sufficien guarantee that the work now i„ course of preparation wU] receive
al the attention from him which its importance delnds r^dle reject
IniV w V*"" *'*^.*"'' *=°-°P«'*''°» °f^" "'ho desire to seran accurate
ROBERT W. STVART UAGKAT,
Editor of The Canada Directory, &c. &c.,
. V FT. ^^ ^'^^^ ®'* ^^^^^ Street, Montreal. I
:- !:°™rf"5[™**'°».?H'»»W^ for the Gazetteer, from eentlemen r«,Hi„ J
x„ xc.uu« luusaties, WW oe ihankfuiiy received, and duly acknowledVed"'" '
Hit
:;anadaJ
Advertisements.
both Sections of thel
litted by all who takef
isources of the Coun-
hrough the Province,!
/ received, the aid off
be community, in coli
ion of the manuscripil
on list is steadily fil-f
OSES TO PUBLISH, By|
in 1854)
AND
SPORTSMAN'S WAREHOUSE,
91
(LATE 51, msXT THE COMMISSABUT DEPAETMEWT.)
mmwwMmMSL^
' MS) mm
ption of the CixrEsJ
Parishes, RivbhsJ
ount of the naturaiJ
e ; the quality of thej
fierwise ; the wages
and secular instruc-
Jg the Agricultural,
, as may be deemed
[0 to 800 Paget.
'bound, and accom-
i PfiOVINCEsi
payable on delivery,! constantly on hand a superior assortment of
"Itic": isrt^pouble and^Single BaireUed Guns and Rifles,
rtions in collectingf
^^^^f^'^'^eived as a| or every description.
8 J and he respect J ^^^^^^r, Shot, Percussion Caps, and a great variety of
to see an accurate I verv Superior
a print, in carrying! -nTz-MT-r-w-*
iAcuT. I FISHING RODS & TACKLE.
tory, &c. &c.,
Street, Montreal. _
[entlemen r«gi«iinnBJ^»B.— Gun Rfir.m'rB noatlir avn^,-.*a-3 n^u xj^^ •
' . ;--=— — aa * **=i ij ^^J^^^Jlile^i. bell xianging m tne most
raodern and approved style,
4
■PI
M
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOOLESALE «r RETAIL
NO. 93, Notre Dame £> eet, !YIontreal,
JOHN HENbiiRSON, Proprietor, and JOHN HENDERSON & Co., Buade St.!
Would respectfully call the attention of their numerous customers in the Cana
das and elsewhere, to the large and well-selected stock of goods in their line
constantly on hand. The Proprietors are this year carrying on ilieir manufacturina
operations on a much more extensive scale than formerly, especially in the FUR
department, and they feel confident in stating that the citizens of Quebec and
Montreal, and the merchants of Eastern and Western Canada, would consult their
own mterests by visiting their Establishments before purchasing elsewhere. The
«**»"S've connections in England and on the Continent which are possessed b)
these houses, place it in their power to offer to their Customers advantages pos-
sessed by no oth. r house in their line in Canada.
Silk Hats, Fu Magyars and Kossuth, Cloth Caps, Summer Hats, in Fana<
ma, Leghorn, and all other descriptions in every Variety.
A LAR&E ASSOBTMSNT OF INDIAN CURIOSITIES ON HANI,
Wholesale Terms very Liberal.
Highest Cash Prices paid for Raw Furs,
One of the Partners will visit Europe this season to select their fall stock oi
EUROPEAN GOODS.
ca:
NoM — Tito
and Vill
tion wit
obwrved
entirely
woald h
HVNDKB
volume,
«■ given,
o( no pri
VlLLAOl I
liitant from (
S. CLIFFOKD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MERCHANT TAILOR & CLOTHIER^
CONSTANTLY on hand, a very extensive Assortment of every description of Woollu
and other RsADr Made Clotuino, Hats, Caps, &,c., and for sale nt unpreoedentedi]
Hi*«tockt- "'^itft*', Caseiinercs, Tweeds and Vestings is very extensive and weil-ielecJ
•d, and he .« pr-, . ■; in»k j them up to order in every variety of garment suitable fd
Gentlemen, y^.;U> ' C'«ild a.., in the mojt approved style, with the greatest despatcU
and upon the >■ ;»; ., jjs i < terms. Hp solicits a continusnco of favors from his old cum>
tomen, and r ')T> ' ' > \ mlea a call \i - sti whii are Henirous of combinin" sU-'anet -••M^ I^GDomK.'LD
economy inthv-'iaoio r clothing. ti-ONTay MaacHANTs, and Wholesale PuRCHASEiJIi.
are invited to call anu examine, as he is confident of being able to aupply : them aaiiS P""*"' ^'> '
faotorily. '^""' ■uneron, J., oi
^MSkwn, A., u
7avanagh. W
7ockbum, Jol
i)eniont, Geor
3llia, George <
Palconbridge,
and gei
lammsrsley, .
Cing, Tho'.aa
leMioken, Ji
A Grist
SUPPLSMtBlffT
TO THC
|CANADA DIEECTOET.
'*^'**'*' " ***" *"* ■ ■■- ■■!■ I - 11 -^ ,1 II ■ < L - - I - I I . |--.^ f,i-in ■ I
«<»ri.--T;<«> infonn«tion,»iMn in the rollowiriff paaos. «, far at it r«i.i«. . n, n,
and Village*, whioh were included in the Canad. r)i«-.? , "'«»•••• Citiet. Townt.
tton wi* that work, a. it merely poiu tho,e „"we.^' ^'^L"!!' " '" '" ""*' '" """""o-
obeerwd. howerer, that a few olacei fVom .hf.? r ! ^ ° ""' f'"""' """'• " '■ «o ^
entirely reprinted thi. hrbeen "or.! riL '!!:."' T" ^""""'^ f'"'"' »"»" ^««"
would have ocoupi'ed • greater wacoThanthe^e«r?ntl?^ correotmn. and addition.
HCND..D Place., which did not^pp.;r"n the KXee?"""''' "?"/?" °"
Tolume, and any of the pl.eoe which rpoeared in Vu"""'?' ^'"'*''°fJ'. "« mcluded in thi.
i. given, have Ln paid o^rSecauE.^ Z J an«. rlf I'lr'''' '" '"'"''^li"'' '"^''•"''«
of no practical importance. cnange. (if any) were w trifling a. to be
t their fall stock ol
ABERFOYLE.
(Ao/ included in the Canada Direttory )
ViLuoi aituted „ »„wiiB.iip oi ru.imch
liitant from f?uelph. 7 railes-from Hamilton, 34 milen
Alphabetical Ii»t of ProfessioM, Trades, &o.
McLeod, Robert, .hocmaker
ptvanagh, William, general store
pockbum, John, town reeve
pemont, George, .hoemaker
|llii, George Sl Thorn.., waggonmaker.
palconbridge, Samuel, Junior, postma.ter
and general store
iamm.r.lev, John, J. P.
ting, Tho- as 'nnkeoper
flu' y^' ''"• J* P- ""d town councillor
toMicken, James, innkeeper
A Grist Mill is much wanted here.
McKenxie, Alexander, smith
McRobbie, Andrew, town councillor
Meldrutn, Rev. William, Free Church
«eeve., John, steam saw mill
rierjon, J., tannery '
Rom, Paul, smith and carriagemaker
Scott, James, tailor
Shartz, George, saw mill
Stirton, D, township secretary icoDnoillor
ACTON.
(Sbb Canada Directorv, Page 17.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
lACDONALD. LaTHLA'" r»ni.l~.»-»— __J __ 1 . .
to supply ; them saii«'"P"*"' *••• blacksmith
Cameron, J,, oarpenter and joiuer
^Mkson, A., tailor
Harvey, W
shoemaker
. , Cloth factory ai
Kelso, J., blacksmith
Holt, J., cloth
irdiBg mill
18
ADAMSVILLE-ADMASTON—ALEXANDRIA.
Moom, J. F., tailor
O'Connor, J., shoemaker
Panyman, S., bricklayor and plaiterer
Kennedy, R., maion
Kennedy, A., maaon ^
Melntoah, William, maion
M Mkay, G., general atore
Simmerman, J., tanner
Small, Dr. J. B., physieian
Smith, Dr. H., pbyaician
Smith, Er., tanner
Speight, J. &, S., oabinetmakera
Steel, William, carpenter and jftiner
REMOVKD OR DISCOMTINVED BUSINXS8.
Holgate, J., general (tore I S»8n, — , oabinelmaker
Swan, Robert, pontmaater and general atore i
ADAMSVILLE, C.E.
(JVof included in the Canada Directory,)
A ViLLA« situated in the Townahip of Famham, County? of Shefibrd. C.E-diaUnt
from Granby, 8 milee,— and from Cowansville, 7 milea.
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, ftc.
Adams, Geo., postmaster, general merchant. Beach, N. S., hhw mill
saw and grist mills and tannery I Ruiter, Jacob, saw mill
Arms, A., pearlash and aaleratus factory I Wood, A., potash factory
ADMASTON.
(Jfot included in the Canada Directory,)
A Small Village and Township in the County of Renfrew, C. W.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o
Anster, Michael, smith
Brown, Geo., carpenter and township clerk
Brown, Robert, csrpenter
Mclntyre, Henry & Son, cloth factory and
atore
Miller, John, earning and fulling mill and
store
Moore, Elias, lumber merchant, saw and
flour miller, and reeve
Patterson, Archibald, postmaater and town.
ship councillor
Pureell, Charles, carpenter
Reid, Ephraim, cloth factory
Stewart, Daniel, township councilor
Stewart, Donald, do do
Chisholm, Aleiander, clerk of division court
Hamen, Geo,, tanner and harness maker
Harney, J. &. C, blacksmiths
Harney, Daniel, chair factory
Hoole, Joseph, ^weaver
Jelly, Edward, mason
Kennedy, John &lCo., carriage makers
McAvoy, Murduon, shoe maker
McDonald, Angus, tannor, saddler, &e
McDonald, Angus, carpenter
MeDonell, Norman, merchant (instead of
iankeeper) *
ALEXANDRIA.
(Sbb Canada Directory, Page 18.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
McDonell, Rev. Alex., Roman Catholio
MeDonell, Ewan, tailor
McDonell, William, innkeeper
McDonell, Robert, bailiff
McDougall,Lachlan, blacksmith ,
McGillis, D., deputy registrar for Glengarry
McLeod, Kenneth, shoe maker
McMillan, E. O., grocer
Murray, John, grocer
Sinclair, Donald, miller
Welkins, Phillip, plasterer
Begley, Rev. D., Roman Calholi*
RSMOTSD.
I O'Dwyer, William, innkeeper
[A.
n
lioian
sian
inetraakera
Iter andjdiur
Ler
)
Bfibrd, C.E-dirtant
ftc.
II
II
oty
fee.
uierebant, saw and j
I reeve
KMtmaater and town. |
inter
aotury
hip eouneiifer
o do
Roman Catholio
r
ikeeper
iff
laektmilh
{iitrar for Glengarry I
i maker
ir
rer
keeper
ALLANBURGH-ALLANDALE^AMHERSTBORG.
ALLANBURGH, {Cmnty of WeUand, G. W.)
(Sa» Canada Dibbctort, Pagb 18.)
19
Bump, Philander, temperance inn
Borob, Allan, oanii^e maker
Gihnore, Henry, inn keeper
Hartley and Piper, ooopors
Hioke, William, batcher
Johnston, Jamea, emith
Dennis, William, innkeeper
Elmwood, B. F., cloth factory
Finlay, P. innkeeper
Moisen, Jamea, bricklayer
Addenda.
King, Joaeph, chandler
Vanalstine, John, iboemaker
Wa kmihaw, William, {reneral store
Waters and Smith, tamers
Wilkerson, William, shoemaker
DISCONTINUED.
Pennoek, WiUiam, storekeeper
Sherwood, H., tailor
Wilson, John C, carriage maker
ALLANDALE.
{JTot included in the Canada Dirtdwy.)
;i,m i^lfr/o"*-^* " «'"' Township of Otonabee, County of Peterboro* CW
from Keene. 2 m.Ies-population about 150. Poet office, Otonabee. ' '"
... -u -"P^^o^cal list offtSsBioM, Trades, Ac.
Atkms, Thomas, cooper
Calder, William and John, tannery
Connell, Greorge, smith
Dowdall, John, shoemaker
Hewson, Thomas, waggon-maker
Humphries, James, carpenter
-distant
McGowan, Thomas, weaver
Short, Thomas, general store, four aad
saw mills, and ahingle and stave
factory
Sired, James, carpenter
Williamson, John, tailor
AMHERSTBURG.
(Sbb Canada Dikeutoby, Page 18.)
PorotATiON by census 1851, about 3000.
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Anderson, Edmund, collector of cnstoms
Archer, William, grocer and dry goods
Borrowman, James, hatter
BoUford, Alanson, cleik of division court
Brush, Thomas, bailiff
Darragb, Patrick, tailor
Deaubien, Jaroos M., (instead of Boaubien,
Jas.,) general store and wharfinirer
Degan, John, tailor *
Duff, William G., general store
Duncan, George, town clerk
Foster, Levi, slage owner and innkeepci'
Fry, Henry, tailor
Goodfellow, Rev. Mr., Methodist
Gott, JaAes, boot aad shoemaker
^ottj -crrofgc, boo; and shoemaker
Haeket and Brother, chair makers
Hunt & Thibo, (instead of Hunt & Co.,)
gMwral atora and mill owners
Jones, Alexander, town reeve for 1852
Kane, John A., druggist
Kollisihellor, T., cigar maker
Leggatt, Gordon N., barrister at law
Maria, Louis, temperanee hotel
Mears & Company, gener J store
McGuire. Terrenee, boot and shoemaker
McKenny, Henry, tobacconist
McLaren, Rev. Mr., Free Church
McMullin, William, attorney at law
O'Maddin, Anthonyt groeer
Rogers, Captain R. M., SUff Officer, Lo-
cal Penaioners
Sahnoni & Co., (instead of Salmoio,
Thos..) ffenaral aiom and «»i»«i.-
tingers
Western Aasuranee Company, Thoa. Sal.
moni, agent
Wilson, George, manager marina nUway
i
aoi
AlV^ANSVILLE— ANCASTER-ARTHUR.
KBMOTKD, OIBCOirriNUBO
Bertrand, Simeon, butcher
Buttt, Lewis, cabinet maker
Caldwell. Francii, collector of cuitonis
Clarke, John, grocer
Dewaon, Alfred K., M D
Dliio; W., attorney at law '
Dou|r|aM it Williama, brewera
JamieK>n, Re?. George, Free Church
Lett, George, general store
BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
McKay, John, grocer
Niagara Mutual Fire Assurance Company
Read, Robert, baker
Robb, Rev. M., Church of Scotland
Savage, William M., draper and tailor
Staats, Louis, cabinet maker
Turk, John, brewer
Whiting, Rev. Richard, Methodist ,
ALLANSVILLE.
(Sbs Canada Dirkctort, Pagb 582.)
Stage Fare from St. Jacobs, Is lOJd; distance, 14 miles.
Addenda.
Allan & Sutherland, grist millowners
Firkev, John, cooper
Kelby, Joseph, miller
Robertson^ John, barrister-at-Iaw
Russell, William, teacher
Smith, Miss Jane, teacher
Viely, Peter, blacksmith
Tanner, John, boot & shoe shop
Aneaster Woollen and Yarn Manufacturing
Co., Jacob Gable, president ; G. B.
Rousseau, secretary
Belt, Rev. William, church of England
Binkley, W., (instead of John Hamill)
town councillor
Calder, James, (instead of J. A.) deputy
reeve
Chep, Jas., town treasurer and postmaster
Crooks, Mathew, town clerk and conveyan-
cer
Cruikshank, (instead of Dean St. Cruik-
shank) smith, waggonmaker, &c
Edgar, — , boot and shoemaker
Fayette, Rev. Mr., United Presbyterian
ANCASTER.
(See CanXoa Directory, Page 19.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Halson, Robert, saddler
liendershott. A., town councillor
Kelly, Isaac, miller and clothier, (in.
stead of cotton manufacturer)
McMurray, Rev. Wm., D.D., church of
England
Munro, John C, merchant and miller
Sfurdoch, George, smith and waggon-
maker
Roy, Mrs., innkeeper
Stark, Rev. Mr., church of Scotland
Smith, Rev. A., Weeleyan
Thomson, George, boot and shoemaker
Taylor, Joseph, waggonmaker
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Courtenay, John, ahoemaker
Erwin, Eli, mason
I
Robinson, James, waggonmaker
Taylor, W. R., merchant
ARTHUR.— (Given anew.)
A yiLLASBsituated in the South Eastern part of the Township of Arthur, County of Wa-
terloo, C.W., f>n the road leading from Guelph to Owen Sound-distant from Guelph,
the County lown. 25 mHes-from Fergus, 13 miles-usual stage fare from Guelph, 6s. 3d.
—from Fergus, B». 6d. Population about 50. 'Ibe mail stage from Fergus to Owen Sound
fhf^hlrj-' f Z mT^^ l*?" *'""^': '^^^ P°" °'^''^' ''"°*'" " that of Arthur, is under
the GnariTfl nf Mr. Williiim r2ainn a%%\A :«. -* - . ;j ui- j- - « .
^ __ .-y «,»„ ,„ at, n Cuiinidcra&ic uiSiaxiCO irOiIi 1116 Vllitttfe.
Arthur contams grist, oatmeal and saw mills (the proprietor of which is Andrew Mitchell,
Esq., J. P.); 3 taverns, 2 stores, 1 blacksmith, and 1 carpenter. A place of worship has
been lately ereotod for the use of all denominations. f "• w«r.iiipnM
ARVA— AYLMER.
91
urance Company
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Ac.
Ballantine, Willkm, tavern-keeper
Burr, James, do.
Carson, John, carpenter
Clarke, William, tavern-keeper
Gordon, Dr. John Henry, sargcon
Grieve, Peter, rtorekeeper
Gunn, Wm., postmaster at River Maitland
Mitchell, Andrew, miller and poatmaatet
Mitchell, Robert, miller and town clerk
Mitchell. Thomaa, tanner
Ogaten, Thomai, merchant tailor
RobertRon, David, blackimilh
Swallows &, Irons, storekeepers
ARVA.
(JVo« included in the Canada Dtrectory.)
A Village situated in the Township of London, County of Middlesex. C. W -.distant
fromLondon, SJmiles— stage fare. Is. 3d. '
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Bill, William, plough maker
Bull, William, innkeeper
Elliutt,J'>hn, blacksmith
Frelich. \')raham, do
Heblewaith, John, cabinet maker
Fowfird, John, tailor
Ktint, S. C. W., general store
Leary. John, grist mill
M'Nab, Jas. £ David, cradle factory, car-
riage factory, and cabinet ware
M^Nab, John, blacksmith
Miller, James, boots and shoes
Orr, Archibald, waggon maker
Orr, Robert, do
Sifton, Joseph, general store, & postmaster
Stephenson, George, waggon maker
Sutherland, Jas., cloth factory St, saw miila
Wilson, Crowell, M.P.P., cloth factory and
saw mills
Wilson, Job, boots and shoes
AYLMER, C.E.
(Seb Canada Directory, Page 20.)
ATLAERisnowthfl District Town of the Ottawa District, erected in June. 1852.
iation, about 1300, and rapidly mcreasing. * *o««.
Public Officers, (Addenda.)
McCoRD, Hon. W. K., judge of the circuit court.
Egan, John, M.P.P. for Ottawa.
Lafontaine, Aime, prothonotary and clerk of the peace.
CoUTLEE, Louis M., sherifT.
Syhmes, Charles, district revenue inspector.
Taylor, Jas. F., county registrar.
Woods, J. R., postmaster.
Gordon, John, high constable.
MuRPHT, John, jailer.
Popo.
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Allan, W. J., shoemaker and store
Aylen, (instead of Alyn,) Peter, Jr., advocate
Baillie, James, cabinet maker
Campbell, William, (general store
Campbell, Jokn, blacksmith
Delisle, John D., advocate
Donahue, Michael, blacksmith
Doyle, James, tanner and shoe maker
Hatt, Moses, Jr<, innkeeper
Hodge», W. K., bailiff
Hurlburt, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan
Laflamme, Godfroi, advocate
McCarthy, Charles, grocer
McLean, W. & J., general store
McGuire, George, ihoemsker
MoOneV. D. h. T.. amilha mr>A Bit<»l..n4.a|.4-
Morns, L. E-, advocate
Patterson, William, innkeeper.
Ranger, Aniri, (instead of Ronge, Andivw)
saddler
;'liWl
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AlTR-BABYVlLLfi.
SjmmM, ThM. R., torniag lathe
Tambtnlt, (initead of Trombeault), J. B.,
innkeofMr
Walker, Jamei, blaeksmith
Yerrington, Thoiaas, baker
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
CaHar, Brock, pbjtteian.
Carter, Geo. S., adfoeate.
Chepmell, Hennr, rrocer.
Coiuroy, Jamei, inri»eper.
Cougblan, M., merchant.
Kennedy, Donald, architect.
0'Keere,Jobn, saddler.
AYR, {Toumship of North Dumfries, County of Waterloo.)
(Sek Canada Dirbctouy, Page 21.)
PorcLATiON now over 800, and steadily increasing.
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Adams &, Colwell, coopers
Anld, 3. W., plasterer
Bell, William, M.D., coroner
Blaek, (instead of Brown & Black) general
merchant, &c
Campbell &. Cathbertson, boot and shoe
store
Davidson, Thomas, woollen factory
Gordon, Ebenezer, tin shop
Hall, Thomas, waggonmaker
Hall, Jaba, flonr mill
Hamilton, John, tailor
Lawrence, John, M.D.
l^iwell & Babeock, stage owners
McLean, Neil, painter
McGeorge, Charies, M.D.
Morison, John S., M.D.
Petrie, Alexander, weaver
Orr, J., boot and shoemaker
Rose, Alexander, Wellington hotel
Shepard, Alexander, Union hotel
Scott, Misses, milliners
Thomson, Mrs. William, storekeeper
Veitoh, George, storekeeper
Walker & Young, tanners
Wrigley & Wright, builders
Wallace, — , baker
Young, John, farrier
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Anderson, Robert, oatmeal mill
Daily 4b Fisher, smiths. &c
Colwell, Thomas, hotel
Dolman, Wiljiiam, betel
Elliott, William, tailor
McCrea, John, carpenter
McLean, John, carpenter
McLean, J. D., carpenter
McLeod, Samuel, stage owner
McMahon, James, M.D.
McNaughton &. Wilson, flour mills
Rose, Alexander, cooper
Ryan, J. & J., shoemakers
Westball, James, tailor
BABYVILLE,
(^Tot included in the Canada Directory.)
AVaXkos situated in the Township of Sherrington, County of Huntingdon, C. £.-
diilapt from Montreal, 30 miles— usual stage fare, 5s.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Ac.
Hazard, Rev. H., Church of England
Hqgbss, James, J. P.
Fleming, William, J. P.
Laviolette, J. 6., mill owner
Nesbitt, H,, postmaster
O'Meara, J., J. P.
fiARRl^— BATH-BAY FIELD.
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ntingdoa,C. £,—
BARRIE.
(SSB Canada Dirbctort, Page 48.)
PornLATioii inereaied to upwards of 1000.
Addenda and Errata.
Ardagh, John R., M. D.
Barker, Jamea, aaddier
Barrie Herald, Jas. Patton, editor and pro.
prietor
Boys, H. R. A., lumber merchant (inatead
of general atore)
Boya, Thomas, geoeral atore
Church of EnglamnLife Assurance .ompa.
nv, H. Boys, M.D., egent
Clarke, W. B. &. Co., general store
Commercial Bank of M. D.,S. M. Sanford,
agent
Edwards, James, bailiff
Howard, William, barber
McKenzie, A., watchmaker
Morrow, David, steam saw mill
O'BrieD, F., general store
Patton, James, (instead of Samuel) bar-
rister
Rutherford, J , shoemaker
Strathy, J., county clerk
Trott, Brothers, cabinet makeis
Western Assurance Company, T. D- Mc-
Conkey, agent
BATH.
(Sbb Canada Dibbctory, Page 22.)
Addenda and Errata.
Bonner, Rev. Mr.
Boyle and Dole, tinamiths
Crawford, William, ship owner
Davy, W. H., marine railway and ship
builder
Davy, Peter, township councillor
Hanooz, O., telegraph director
Holister, Nelson, innkeeper
Forward, D. T., founder, (inatead of ca-
binet-maker
Joknston, J., inspector of licensee
Sutherland, J., school-teacher
Wright, £., general store, telegraph ope.
rator and clerk of division court
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Carr, Rev. George, Wealeyan
Detlor, Jacob, inspector of licensee
Donnelly, James, clerk of division court
Greaves, Ruben, saddler
Hawley, James E., innkeeper
Hougb, Alva, broom maker
Phillips, Rev. H. A., Church of Boglaud
Priest, Sarah, teacher
Rogera &. Wright, general store
Rogers, Samuel, carriager maker
Tripp, Charles, iron founder
BAYFIELD.
(Sbb Canada Directory, Page 23.)
Annstrong, William, cooper
Bingough, William, tailor
Doak, Alexander, innkeeper
Foulds, Thomas, shoemaker
Gairdner &;Co., (instead of R. H.), general
atore
Haacke, Henry, innkeeper and auctioneer
Hueke, (instead of Heath), A. H., dutiller
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Luby, J., cooper
M'Donald, Alexander, general store
M'Tavish, Neil, smith, plough and wag-
gon maker
Morgan, James, shoemaker
Rogers, Solomon, builder
Whitten, James, carpenter and waggon
maker
REMOVED, DISOONTIirUBD BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Brawnett, George, ahoemaker
Gordon, Donald, innkeeper
I Proik, Anthony, carpenter
I Tippett, Cheater, atore and innkeeper
24
BEACHVILLE— BEAMSVILLE.
Burton, George, tanpcr and currier
Cruttenden, Henry, general store
Cruttenden, Lauriston, poatmaster
Clunn, Attguttua, ahoemaker
Hay, George, J. P.
Henry, Warren, tanner and currier
Maaon. Charleaj aaw, carding, and falling
mills, also J, P. and reeve
Martin, Calvin, J. P.
Mann, R. S., (instead of R. A.), general
atore
BEACHVILLE.
(Sbb Canada Dibbotobt, Page 23.)
Addenda and Eniita.
Mills, Walter, J. P.
O'Neil, John, grocer
Rosa, George, general atore
Rons, Hugh, blacksmith
Ryan, Joseph, tailor
Sanderson, Dr. G. W., physician
Topping, Timothy, teacher
Thompson, Andrew, millwright
Wallace, Rev. Robert, (instead of W.),
Presbyterian
Carbon, Dr.
Piper, B,, teacher
REMOTBD.
I Sutherland, Donald, general atore
Amiif, Jeren^iah, baker
Amies, Misses, milliners, &c.
Boam (instead of Beam) John, carpenter
Car^ll, John, carpenter
Coaklin, John, cooper
Cole, Geo. &, Co., smiths & waggor-makera
Comfort, And., teacher of grammar-school
Cook, William, carriage trimmer
Cook, Warren, painter
Cornwall, Louis, potter
Couse, Moses S.
Crownover, Thomas, saddler
Eddy, Edwin, steam saw mill
Devitt (instead of Dewitt), Joseph, distillery
Gundy, John, teacher
Hill, T. S., tanner (instead of saddler)
Henry, Robert, commissioner of court of
Queen's Bench
BEAMSVILLE.
(See Canada Dirkctory, Page 23.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata
Hunter, Charles, Beamaville hotel
Huntsman, Jamea, general atore
Ker, Jamea
Kew (instead of Kerr), W., carriage maker
Kitchen, Miss, milliner
Myhell (instead of Maghell) H., cabinet.
maker
Osborne &. Hearle, tinsmitha, &o.
Rogers, Bernard, brickmaker
Smith, George, carpenter
Snyder, Joseph, Clinton Exchange hotel
Wright, Will-am, M.D.
Township Codncii,.— J. B. Osborne, Reeve;
J. J. Patterson, R. Kllbome. J,
M'Lean, J. Linderherry, CoMneil.
lora, 3. S. Henry, Clerk.
RBMOVED OR DISCOHTINtTED BUSINESS.
Ashley &: Hackett, storekeepers
Bradt, Peter, carpenter
Braderick, B., shoemaker
Bmgham, A., ninsmith
Caldwell, Mathew, chairmaker
Callender, John, homoeopathic doctor
Cooley, John, painter
Cause, Ira C., blacksmith
Couse, tVioaes S., hotel keeper
Dean, W. E., steam saw mill
Dare, John, tanner
Haines, Fred., store keeper
McArthur, A., waggon maker
Marlatt, Isaac, hotel keeper
Roberts, John, discontinued hotel buBE<
ness only
Robinson, R. F. W., teacher
Roy &■ Co.: o'enera! store
Tufibrd, Martin, blaokaaiith
Wigg, Edmund, baker
BEAUH4RN0IS—BEO.NC0JR— BEDFORD.
itor*
th
phyiieian
cher
lillwright
I (instead of W,),
neral store
irille hotel
ral store
IV., carriage maker
:hell) H., cabinet.
liths, &o.
laker
Exchange hotel
t. Oibome, Aeeoe;
R- Kilbome, J.
erherry, CouneU.
', Clerk.
er
naker
}er
led hotel bus!*
her
ith
BEAUHARPiOIS.
(See Canada Directory, Paob 24.)
|Ste«mboat Fare from Montteal reduced to Is. 8d. Population, about 1,000.
Addenda and Errata.
Brision, Oilrer, dock dealer
Boileau, Antoine, tinsmith
BroMois, Julien, innkeeper
Boyer, (instead of Bogie,) Antoine, saddler
Branchaud, (instead of Rlancb8rd,)r Moies,
advocate
Braadie, M. C, English school
Cassidy, John L, general store
Chadron, Felix, tinsmith
Champeau, Toussaint, bailiff
Contsnt, Cyrille, mason
Couillard, Antoine, genera! store
Cuiskelly, Edward, innkeeper
D'Aust, (instead of Dault.) Chs., advocate
Freres, Chretiens, English &. French school
Gendron, Pierre, blacksmith
Gendron, J. 3., butcher
Goyetto, Narcisse, mason
Hitohins, Joseph & Sons, painteie St. watch*
makars
Keith, James, agent for the Seigniory of
Beauharnois
Lambert, Anthony, & Jos., potters
Longpre, Bononi, boot maker
Longpre, Gilbert, notary public
Lemeriie, David, carpenter and joiDer
Lamontagno, Jacob, boarding house
M'Cully. James, tailor and clothier
Ogdcn, James, trader
Payment, Ovide, tanner
Poirrie, dit Lafleur, Doctor Henry
Prieur, F. X., general store
Rochon, TouMaint, carriage maker
Roussell, Joseph, butcher
Sarrault, Narcisse, bailiff
Sarrault, Pierre, carpenter
Si. Pierre, Miss, French school
Sweeney, Campbell, advocate
Thornton, Geo., shoemakev
Thom, (instead of Thorn,) R.. innkeeper
SECKASED.
Brown, L. 6., agent for the Seigniory.
BECANCOUR.
(See Canada Direotort, Page 25.)
Addenda and Errata.
Denechaud, M., storekeeper
I JaUas, Joseph, (instead of Tutras) N. P.
and registrar
Leduc, Severe, storekeeper
Mayrand, Antoine, wood merchant
Rivard, Benjamin, postmaster
DISCONTINUED.
Beliiveau, Ulric, stordleeper.
BjiJDFORD,— (Given anew.)
A VatAOE in the Township of SUnbridge, Missis^ uoi County, C. E., situated on Pike
River, about 8 miles frem its mouth, and nearly 32 i liles from St. Johns.
Alphabetical List of Fro&uions, Trades, &o.
Adams, Nelson, postmaster and general store
Bockham, Rev. James, Gongregationalist
Brown, N. S., J. P.
Brown, N. S., tanner and currier
Brown, A. L , saddler
Borden, William, carriage maker
Beck, A., tailor
Curril, James L., general store
Clayea &. Roberts, grist mill
Corey, Norman, sash, blind, & door maker
Curey, Isbmael, carpenter and house joiner
Eager, G. B. & Co., cabinet & chair makers
Engleshy, M., clothier
Edson, Hiram, shoemaker
Freligh, G., J. P.
Googh, John, saddler
Huge!, Gm. H. & Brother, innkeepers
Hanver. Kiram, millwright
Jones, Bev. James, Chuwh of England
ni
i
< 4i
B^LAMVS MtLLS-BELLEVILLe.
Martin, Patrick, innkeeper
Millt. Reid M., mm wright
Peltier, Lewie, general etore
Kixford, L. P., aoTthn and aie factory
Koberte, Cheeter, J. P. '
Smith, R. C, blaekimith
Smjth, John, blaokamith
Spraeton, John, brickmaker
Atone, S. W., clerk of commiiaioner'e court!
Taylor, A. L., general etore
Taber & Rice, axe factory
Tiidale, Jamee, foundry
Underwood, Thomas, tailor
Woodbury, Pliny, tanner and carrier
Young, Peter, carriage maker
BELLAMY'S MILLS,-(Given anew.)
Mk'^'w' '*Sfi^«Vt'Z'''?S5 '"?? '",'""' 5"«'' '" ""> Townehipof RamMy.Cottntv of Lan
■rK, o. W.. diataht about 33 milea from Perth, and 14 from Packenham.
Alphabetical list of
iMUam^, Edward, junior, miller and dealer
m oonrand lumber
Blair, Timothy, wool carder and cloth dree-
eer
Blair, Edward, carpenter and joiner
Coulter, Thomaa, poetmaster and general
merchant
Professions, Trades, ftc.
Coulter, James, hotel keeper
Geddec, Andrew, general store
Gillan, John, carpenter an i joiner
M'Donnel, William, weaver
M'Williams. H. J., blacksmith
O'Donnel, Andrew, blacksmith
Sutherland, John, tanner and currier
Shean, John, boot and shoemaker
BELLEVILLE.
(Seb Canada Directory, Page 26.)
Assurance Companies, Banks, &o., (Addenda.)
Bank of Upper Canada, E. Holden, agent, Front at
H«m« nSvfS^"!''?""* Company, Thomas Wills, agent, Front st
Home D«tr.ct Mutual Insurance Company, Thomas WiHs, agent. Front st
r ?^-^'r®r "i ^•'^ Assurance Company, John Ross, agent. Front st
Colonial Life Assurance Company, John Bell, agent, Front st i
'^trJJt s^ ° ^"* ""^ ^'^' ^^"'^"^ ^'^^P^''^' E. Chandler, agent, |
"'•'""Im"/^^^^^^^^ Assurance Companies, S. S. Pio.
°"*'"°Fii)"t'if ^"'°° Assurance Company of Hamilton, 3- S.Finden, agent,
Merch«nts,aBd Mechanics' Building Society, Francis McAnany, President;
M pj . « « ^^"° O&wn, (Addenda.)
Morney, Edmund, M. P. P. for Hastings
O'Hare, John, clerk of the Peace
Benjamin, (Jeo., County Warden
Henderson, (Jeo. E., clerk of the County Conncil
Roy, K. M., town clerk
Whiteferd, James, agent for Marriage licenses
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
HARTtETT, SMtTH, wholesale grocer, Front st
Blacuock, Jaubs, general merchant, removed to Front st
BELLEVILLE.
9Y
looART, D. D., Steam saw miUa, manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of
lumber
JowiLt, M, (instead of Bowell Sc Moore,) printing office, Front at
Jrown, 6. & J., iron iounders, machinists, and manufacturers of mill castings,
stoves, ploughs, tin, copper, and sheet iron ware. Main st
ICadweI'L, J. S., steam bakery and confectionery, in addition to former notioe,
Front St
ICAMPBEti., A. A., wholesale and retail dealer in shelf and heavy hardware,
Front St
I Canadian Tribune, weekly paper, R. Moore, publisher. Bridge st
Clark, James, importer and dealer in British and Foreign dry goods, also cloak,
bonnet, and fashionable millinery establishment, cornet Bridge and
Front sts
[Dafoe House, M. Northrup, (late Munroe's) corner of Pinnacle and Bridge
sts, stage-house and livery stables, passengers baggage taken to or from
the steamers free of cost, the bouse has been recently fitted up and
renovated throughout, and is now equal to any in Canada West
iDoRLANS, Dr. £. G., physician snd surgeon, Front st
DouoALi., A. R., attorney at law, Front st, over Harrison's book store
I Empire Hotel, P. J. Van Paten, known as the Bogart house, Bridge st, this
house has been newly fitted up and repaired, and is bow one of the £nt
class houses in the place
I Gillespie & Co., wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 1 Basting's
Commercial Buildings, Front st
! Glass, James, importer of British and Foreign cutlery, hardware, paints,
oils, glass, &c.. Front st
Grant, Lewis, wholesale and retail dealer in dry-goods and groceries. Front st
Hastings Chronicle, weekly paper, Miles & McDougall, publishers, Front st
Henderson, G. £., barrister and attorney at law, Front st
Holden, R, & Co., apothecaries, chemists, druggists, &c., wholesale and retail.
Front st
Hatmes, James M., wholesale and retail hatter and furrier, Front st, cash
paid for shipping furs
Intelligencer, The, weekly paper, M. Bowell, publisher, Front st
Jones, R. H., Pinnacle st, constantly on hand coaches, carriages, sleighs, 8u;.,
railroad carriages constructed on the most approved principles
Jones, Dr. L. N., eclectic physician and surgeon. Front st
McFaul, Alexander, grain, flour and provision merchant, wholesale and
retail. Front st
Miles & McDougall, general printing office. Front st
Moore, R., general printing office, Bridge st
Murnet, Edmund, (instead of Edward,) M. P. P., barrister at law, Front st
Noswortht, James, saddler and harness maker, Bridge st
O'Reillt & Mandeville, importers of British and American dry.goodB,
groceries and liquors, Front st
Papineau, Francis, Wellington house and livery stables. Front st, a com-
fortable house and moderate charges
SiDLET, Dr. Charles, physician, &c.. Front st
Keeo, J. L., morocco manufacturer, Reed st
Sawter, ' , chemist, druggist and apothecary, wholesale and retail.
Front st
911
''fl
*?
BEL(EIL.
?w!I?.f S°'' '"'"'"'«°*"rer« amd importers of woollen good«. Front st I
Victoria FowNDRT and Machine Works. Jordan ficEarle, Brie «t a
orie "i'lT r8'"«'» ^^i'^-^. ">"' gearing, brass casting^, &c7mal"^
Wms Thom.: «"^ ' P"'"'*''" '"■''"'" ^^^^ '"'"« o" «" '-"proved plan
Wius, Thomas, conveyancer and general agent, Front st *^
f^ft'f'jir- Wm'«m. dry goods, Front .t
^eokeit, MiM, milliner, Fwnt it
Balleni, Min, milliner, Front it
Burrell William, axe factory, Moira at
Coy e, William, woollen factory, Moira st
Conlan, B., brewer, Front st
nui ^'"PIL*"; wo'Jt'ng jeweller. Front st
Dickens, William, grocer, Front st
Donoghue, F., grocer, Front it
Edwards, S. C, general grocer, (late hotel.
keeper) Front st
Kvans, H. T., marble factory. Front st
Moton, J., general store, Front st
i^itnning, George, If ather store, Front st
Furnival &, Co., tinsmilhs, Bridge st
German & Davis, boot & shoe store, Front st
Grant. James, hotel. Main st
SllSt'^w'n'"''' '"''" a"d grocer, Front st
ti^Ia'1,T' w^'chmaker. Front st
Jutfcf, Alexander, general store, Front st
Jones Daniel A., grocer, corner Bridge and
Pinnacle sis s •""
Jtnma, L. S., paper mills. Moira st
JLaonedy, James, grocer, Front it
Lister, Dr. James, removed to PinnHolo it
McCracken, Wni., dry goodi. Front it i
McCurdv, J., auctioneer and general itore
Front st ''
MacKay, J. D., cabinet maker, Front st
McLellan, D., whnrfinger
Meaghen, James, grocer, Front st
Meyers, '^. W., boarding house, Main s(
Munro, Royal, boardinghouse. Pinnacle it i
Northgraves, W. J., watchmaker. Front .t
O'Hare, John, barrister at law. Front b».
Phillips, Mrs., milliner. Front st
Richards, Henry, baker and confectioner
Front It
Ryerson, Rev. John, Wcileyan
Thompson, Wm., last factory. Main at
Thompson, J. W„ telegraph superinten-
dent, Bridge st
Thomson, R. C., botanic doctor. Front st
Wartiman, L. H., watchmaker. Front st
Wallbridge, Adam H;, attorney at law.
Bridge st
Wilkes, C. R., hotel, Frcnt st
Wilson, W. P., generrl i.ore,,Front it
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED
Babbitt, William, tailor
Bliss &. Jordan, foundry
Breakanridge, J. & W., barristerial law
Bumharo. W. R., general store
Canon, Dr.. botanic physician
Coleman, W. H., lumber merchant
Copeland, John, carpenter
Corby, Thomas, baker
Fairinan,W. J., grocer
Fjtxgjbbon, James G., barrister at law
Fitzgibbon, William, barrister at law and
clerk of the peace
Frizzel, Wm., marble faotory
Gardener, — , grocer
Harper, Charles, innkeeper
Huffman, Pwer, hotel keeper
Jones, Rev. R.. Wesleyan
McMastcr, William, grocer
Madden, W. H., watchmaker
Martin, William, hotel keeper
Munro, Samuel, wharfinger
Munro, Royal, as hotel keeper only
Newton, Thomas, general store
Pringle, Jno. D., carriage maker
Keed, J. H., hair dresser
Ross, E. P.. boot store
Sierichs, H., baker
Smith, John, tailor
Vandervoort, David, hotel
Watt, William, grocer
Wright, Arthur and Fred., general store
BELCEIL.
(See Canada Directort, Page 29.)
Adams, S., smith
Adams, F., joiner
Adams, Louis, cart maksr
Snlion, J. R. notary,
Bmnel, Joseph, joiner
Charland^ Francois, general store
Addenda.
Champouz, Michael, joiner
Champoux, Toussaint, smith
Deaaiite!^ A^* cooler
Dillon, Stephen, bridge keeper
Dnrocher, J. B. E., general store
Duolos, Louis, temperance inn
BERLIN.
oinoni Lieut. Col>, Alphonn
^chtrme, Flavien, carpenter
iirreine, Ed., imlth
uhamel, Jot,, •mith
,1 Ruuz, C. H., teacher
■i;renade, Pierre, joiner
ilumiere, Ant., imilh
imuureux, Clement, atnitb
pdeux, Louii, oartmuker
Duiioau, Joseph, tanner
Molot, Pradent, i^neral alore, poatmaater
and J. P.
Petit, Henry, joiner, buteher, and baker
Phaneur, Seraphin, oartmaker
Prerontaine, Joieph, tanner
Provoit, Antoine, architect
Renevu, Chriatopher, amith
Soign^ Joteph, ahoemaker
Tibeau, Geo., do.
BERLIN.
(See Canada Directobt, Paob 29.)
Population over 1100, and
Ibklin ia now the County Town of the County of Waterloo.
Ipidly inoreatiog.
Pnblio Officers, (Addeada.)
Lhrens, C. H., county treasurer
Eolquhoun, James, elerk of county court
)avidson, George, shorifT
kavidson, Wm., county clerk and postmaster
Enslin, C, registrar of surrogate court
tby, Peter, crowu lands agent
pergussoHt-Adam J., M.P.P. (or Waterloo
rving, ^melius, clerk of the peace
[iller, Wm., judge of the county and surrogate courts
loott, John, county warden and revenue inspector
fcott, J., IVf .D., Kerr, W., Seagram, T., IM.D., Bell, W., M.D., coroners for
the county of Waterloo
jboemaker, D. 8., county registrar
Alphabetical Addenda
Lhrena &> Haber, general itore end foundry
lergei, Anthony, ahoe atore
1 Berlin Telegraph," weekly paper^Peter
I Eby, proprietor
lerry. Rev. Frs,, Methodist
lowman, H. B., general atore (instead of
[ foundry)
luckier, Wm., mason
borrell & Bowman, cabinet makers
boleman, John, baker
)avidson, Geo., N. P. and insurance agent
i>a/idson, Wm., N< P.and io do
)euter & Meckel, well sinkers
5by, Peter, printer
Sbey, all names so spelled should be " Eby"
Brnat, John J., editor of " German Canadian"
Sreckel, Adam, baker
Sankcl, Levi, innkeeper
iilliRs, Joseph, tailor
Suildner (instead of Fildner), V. smith
lantz, George, grocer
Xay, Robert, hatter
i^rofl, Leonard, smith
[ramer, Jacob, weaver <
Knoll, Fred., innkeeper
Kline, John, teacher
Lang, Dominiok, tanner
Maokay, J. A., gfeneral atore
Mather, Fred., innkeeper
McNab, John, teacher
Oetzel, John, innkeeper
Ontarjo Insurance Company, WDavid*
son, agent
Rothers, Samuel, shoemaker
Schneider, Rev. Hy., Baptist
Scbwalm, John, painter
Shafer, Henry, brickyard
Shautz, Jacob Y., saw mill
Snider, Jas. E., saw mill
Thoman, Wm., general agent, (inateail
of carpenter)
Tyon, Abraham, builder
Wagner, Revt Jacob, German Methodist
Walden, Wm., tailor, (instead of bailiff)
vVestern Assurance Company, Geo. Da<
vidson, agent
Whiteman, Andrew, mul oontraetor
4' '4
I'
- 'l Ll'l
BERTHIER-BIHMINGHAM-BLOOMnELD.
riubia, JUf. John
Biilltr, F. O., atorakMper
DISCOimNUKD.
Smith, H«nry, drugf iti
Waihburn, 8., oabmflt malur
Amiot, Octave, nneral itore
Anutrong, DaVk! M., U-Col., J. P., and
eommiaaioner of court for amall cauaea
Bathuna, Dr. John George, phyaiciao
Dtrouln, (inataad of Dorouln,) Joieph, gene.
ral atora
'Morion, Theophile, general atore.
PMcondu, Edward, bailiff
i^quitable Fire Aaaurance Company, A. Kitt*
•on, agent
Fagnant, Thomaa, bailiff
Ferland, Dr. L. H., pbyiician
* 'hUl ' ^'"'"^ °' Joieph,) boarding
BERTHIER, en hatt.
(Sec Canada Dirkotoxy, Paoe 30.)
Addenda and Errata.
Girottx, Preme. bailiff
Leclaire, Cyrille, general atore
Lord, Calixte, bailiff
. LaTemer, RemI, NP.
Moll, Dr. L. J,, phyiician ,
McBean, Joiin, (Major instead of Captain)
Morriaon, VVm., (Lt.-Col., initead ol^lai.)
RoUton, (instead of Rulaton,) Peter, tanner
ViiLACB ConKcit!-A. C. Porneret, '
Mayor; L. A. Ollfler. Joaeph
Derouin, Charles Emond, Dr. L. H.
Ferland, Pierre Contu, Francia
Oagnon, Councillors; P. X. La.
fond, secretary and treuurer
MMOVBD, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED
Fafard, George, general atore
Fariee, Lt.-Col., Hugh
I
Leclaire, Miss, dry goods
Mc Williams, James, general store
BIRMINGHAM.
(JVot included in the Canada Directory.)
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, See.
Brant, Rev. Henry, Chureh of England
Birmingham, J., poatmaater and deputy
town reeve
Collowell, , carpenter
Collowell, ., master m;Mhftnic
Roaett, Rev. Mr, Roman Catholic
Gannon, A., ahoemukor
Denny, Anthonyy cooper
Leavena, Smith P., shoe atore
Milla, Francis, carpenter
McGibbon, John, cooper
BLOOMFIELD, 1st.
(Sm Canada Directory, Page 31.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Penny, Noah, tanner
1 ivey, John, cooper
Vincent, John, millwrigJii.
C/Qultif, S iflstfih fss*3r~
Ringer,' Wm., aboemake/
Palvar.P. M., innkeeper
REUOVfiD OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
StinBou, John, amith
White, W., ahoemaker
BOLTON— BONDHEAD-BOSTON.
tl
'rontonac,C.W.,dM.
BOLTON.
(Sxa Canada Dibi otoby, Paob 32.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
TouoHToir, Wm., druggiat.
Ui, Robert, innkeeper
urleifl, Williem (initrad of Oarleie, W),
innkeeper
{Grajr, Matthew, briokmaker
Jon<M, Tbomat, ilioemaker
iLawaon, Edward, &, Co., general atore
iLond, Richard, carpenter
MiUa, John, ahoomaker
Melntoah, John, woollen factory
Pnetell. William, foundry
Sbieldi, John (inatead of Sbialda, W.).
general atore
Wheeler, Rev. Joaoph, Congr«g«tioMl
miniattr
BEMOTED, OISCONTINUKD BUSINESS, OR DECEASED.
lAnatead William, briokmaker
iBarona, William, carpenter
I Bolton, William, law mill
I Bolton, Cbarlea, general atore
Rurrowea, Nieholae, paropmaker
1^
Jonei, Griffeth, bootmaker|
Reef ea, John, baker
Rutherford, Adam, bootmakar
Toy, Frederick, baker
Woolfo, Jamet, blaekamiUi
BONDHEAD.-(Given anew.)
I A VuxAOi aituatcd in the Towahipa of West (Jwillimbury and Tecunaeth, County of Sim-
Icoe, C.W. — diatant from Toronto, 44 miles.
Alphabetical List
I Armatrong, George, achool teacher
Boddy, John, innkeeper *
Brawley, Cbarlea, blaokamith
Burni^ John, shoemaker
Ellison, Thomaa, boot and shoemaker
Ellison, Charles, boot and ahoeroaker
Fisher, Thomaa, cabinet maker
Fraaer, Rev. W., Seceesion Church
Geekie, W. B., physician and surgeon
Goodfallow, A., cabinet maker
Lewis, G., blacksmith
Loont, H., general store
Lundy, D., carpenter
Lynd, Joseph, general storo
MoCraoken, R., carpenter
' MeNaught, George, tailor
Manning, Henry, bootmaker
Manning, Samuel, plasterer
of Professions, Trades, fto.
Matliews, J., boot and ahoemakar
Mo3dy, William, diatiller
Neilson, Wm., waggon and pioagh maker
Orr, O. J., physician and aurgaon
Osier, Rev. L. F. M., Chareh of England
Parker, Wm., blaokamith
Roach, R. J,, teacher grammar aehool
Robinson, F. J., oaroner
Rogers, Setb, tanner
Rogiirs, B. J., J.P.
Rogers, Silas, sawyer
St. Clair, A., general store and diatillary
Stephenson, Richard, saddler, &o
Switzer, R., carpenter
Tupper, Rev. E. R. M., Methodiat Church
Watson, Geo., waggon maker
Watson, Jas., blacksmith
f..
if
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BOSTON.
(JVof included in the Canada Directory,)
A Smau, Villaor situated in the Township of I'ownsend, County of Norfolk, G.W.
Fp ulation, about 100.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, 4».
Barber, Henry J., J.P.
n._«.i.i n.- f w
Forbes, Leicester, carpenter
Johuson, Joseph, J.P.
Morgan, David, poatmaster
Ormistou, George, general atoia
Rouse, Oliver, maater nwchaDie
Taylor, Gilbert, J.P.
Van Loon, Rev. Jaeob
39
b6ucherville-bowmanville.
BOUCHERVILLE.
(Skh Canada Directobt, Paok 34.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Jodoin, JeanBte.,J.P.
L«*»ille, Auguite, storekeeper and baker
liemonde, Rev. Jean Bte., R. C. Priest
Thomas, Jean fite., painter
Weilbrenner, Remi L., M.D.
RKMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASES.
Dig«nais, Rer. Thomas E., R.C. | Lefebre, Charles, shoemaker
BOWMANVILLE.
(See C4NADA DiRECTORT, Page 33.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Andrews, Joseph, curpcn'er. King st
Bailey, J. T., innkeeper, King et
Bailey & Brown, potters. King st
Baker, Robert, steam planing mill
Bamford &. McDougall, dry goods, and gro-
ceries, King st
Blodfrett, Mrs., tailoress, Ch»ch st
firodie, Thomas, carpenter, King st
Brown, T., & Co., tinsmiths. King st
Barns, William, Aoeroaker, King st
Calicott, James, blacksmith, Kingst
Chesterfield, C, bootmaker, King st
Drewry, John, leather store, King st
Elliott At Brother, clothing and groceries.
Kingst
Equitable Fire Insurance Company, H. S.
Reid, agent. King st
Fish, Rey. Charles, Wesleyan
Garner, Rev. ^, Primitive Wesleyan
Gamett, J., grtc* and nurseryman, King st
GIov.r.Wm.,sl*ge-gibvKifigst ^
Hoar, Henry, CJirpii^D^ing st
Moar, Thomas, generaMmiih, King st
Harrison, A., innkeeper. King st
Jenkins ^ Couch, tailors. King st
Law, G. H., chemist and druggist. King st
MacKay, John, general store. King st
McNab, Rev. Dr., Church of Bnglanti
MallMy, Amos, lumber merchant, Kingst
Mitchell, Z., grocer, Kingst
REMOVED, ifeSCONTINUED OR ALTERED.
Bailey, James, potter
Blewett &, Hoar, smiths
Bowiirig, Rev. C, rrimiiive Methodist
Dftvidson, S. W., chemist and drusffist
Drewery, Mrs., innkeeper
Hales, H. B., saddler
Mearns &, Stuart, groceries, liquors and
glassware. King st
Moffatt, Gillespie & Co., Lanark flour
mills
Nosworthy, T., saddler, &c.,King si
Udell, A., carpenter. King st
Odell, M., carpenter. King st
O'Hsra, Robert, carpenter, King st
Patton, Dr., physician, King st
Peate, M., tailor. King st
Porter, Marshall, saddler, King st
Reed, — , tailor. King st
Robertson, James &, Co., general hard-
ware. King st
Robins, Rev. P., Bible Christian
Robinson, E., tinsmith. King st
Smith, Rev. John, Free Church, Church st
Stephens, James, shoe store. King st
Stulter, Jaceb, Ontario Mills, King st
Tennery, John S., general store, King st
Thompson & Peirson, clothine store.
Kingst
Ussher, Saml., Darlington mills. King st
Vancamp, J,, grocer. King st
Webster, Mrs., boarding house, King st
Welch, Richard, mail contractor. King st
Western Fire Assurance Company, D.
Ussher, agent. King st
Young, A. E., general store, King st
Kennedy, Rev. Thos., Church of England
MoFeters, James, genera! store
Smith, D. S., produce merchant
Wilson, John, potter
Wilson, Nathaniel, general store
Atkinson. J.
Atkinson, T
Barnard & I
Bingham, E
Collins, Wil
Crysler, M.
Donnelly, M
George &, R
Kelly, Miss,
Lane, Samui
Laurie, Will
Lonny, Rev.
Macartney, J
Cameron, D.
Davidson &
Fergason, T
Goodfellow i
McKay, J. A
MoLaohlan,
ANINOORPORi
distant, from
HoTtrXAND,
Adams, Price
Anderson, Tl
Anderson, Al
Andrews, Wi
Balantyno &
Barton, J., wi
Berry &, Orai
** Brampton \
and pu
Calvin, Thos.,
Clark, John, b
Clark, E. A.,
Davis, J., tailc
Davidson, R01
Forsyth, T.. ii
Fletcher, E.,
Forsler, W., g
Gardener, Wii
Gilchrist, D., i
Graham, Jam
Graham, Joscf
Hsffgart & fii
Haggart, Or ']
Harvey, Dr A
Htmiilon & A
Hughes, John
fiRADFORD-BRAMPTON.
83
0., general hard-
BRADFORD.
(Sbb Canada Dihectoby, Page 34.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Atkinion. J., itage proprietor
Atkinion, Thomas, carriage maker
Barnard & Brothers, general store
Bingham, Edward, butcher
Collins, William, baker and confectioner
Crysler, M. O. barrister, &c.
Donnelly, Mrs, ladies school
George &, Rowland, general store
Kellj, Miss, milliner and dressmaker
Lane, Samuel, atlorney, &,c.
Laurie, William, bailiff
Lonny, Rev. Thomas, Free Church
Macartney, R, B., boot and shoe store
REMOVED, DISCONTIN0ED
Cameron, D., general store
Davidson & Mosier, cabinetmakers
Fergoson, T. E., school teacher
GoodTellow &. Lundy, carpenters &. builders'
McKay, J. 6t> Co., genern. store
MoLachlan, Rer. John, Free Church
Merrick, J., innkeeper
McKay, John, innkeeper
McPherson, John, school teacher
Nesbitt, William, stage agent
Oats &, McBeth (instead of Oates&Cook>
eriuin), grist mill
Ormsby, George &, Son, boot &. shoe store
Ryan, John, civil engineer
Scott & Terry, cabinetmakers
Sutherland, John, waggon maker
Thompson, D., general store
Watson, S., general store
BUSINESS, OR DECEASED.
Paton, James, M.D.
Price, Rev. L. O., Wesleyan
Rogers, Joel, innkeeper
Ross, Denjamin, carpenter
Ross, James, carpenter
Thompson, John £., barrister.at.Iaw
BRAMPTON.— (Given anew.)
An incorporated Village, situated in the Townshipof Chinguacousy, County of Petl, C W
[ distant, from Toronto, 26 miles— usual stage fare, 3s 9d. Population, about 1000. ' "
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, 4ce.
HowiAND, P., postmaster and general merchant
Hughes, Stewart, mason
I Adams, Price, cooper
I Anderson, Thos., shoemaker
I Anderson, Alex., carriage maker ,
I Andrews, William, general store
iBalantyno & Gouinlock, pamtera
■ Barton, J., watchmaker
[Berry St. Orangy, saddlers
I" Brampton Mercury," John G. .Tudd, printer
I and publisher
ICalvin, Thos., painter
ICIark, John, blacksmith
ICIsrk, E. A , watchmaker
■Davis, J., tailor
iDavidson, Rev. J., Primitive Methodist
IForsyth, T.. innkeeper
iFleteher, E., brewery
iFonler, W., general store
■Gardener, William, mason
■Gilchrist, D., innkeeper
|Grabam, James, carpenter
'xraham, Joseph, innkeeper
laggart & Brothers, iron founders
laggart, Dr T., physician
iarvey, Dr A., physioiaa
lamilton &. McDougaJl, cabinetmakera
lughes, John, mason
D
Holmes, Rev. A., Presbjrtarian
Holmes, J., tannery
Hunt, James, cooper
Hidgins, Joseph, tailor
Jackson, S., general store
Judd, John 6., printing offiea
Lynch, D. L., general /It^l^d township
treasurer «> ^- ' \
MoElroy, Thos., cabAiUma'ker ' ^ -
McCunnell, N., carpenter .J^^
MuLelland, William, shoemaKer '
McKelvey, James, tinsmith
McKelvcy, Wm., do
Mills, John, mason
Medole, Ji hn, shoemaker
Martin, Mrs, school teacher
Moore, Dr W., phya oian
Mounljoy, J. R. general store
McPhail, Peter, attorney.at.Iaw
Nelson, James, saddler
Pringle, Rev. J«njfi-, United Presbyterian
For cr, J., tailor
Ross, J., general store
Rodden, John, blacksmith
Smith, Robert, temperanoe inn
BRANCHTON— BRANTFORD.
Smith, Willi«m, carpenter
Bbenniok, J. L., shoemaker
Stewart, A>, innkeeper
Stephens, William, innkeeper
Spelman, J. A., fanning mill maker
Townahip Reere, J. Lynob
Trueman, D., druggiit
Tmeman, Miai, aobool teacher
Tivedclle, J„ carpenter
Yodden, Julin, carriage maker
Willis, John, lirery stables
Weir, J., innkeeper
Whitehead, T., general store '
Wright, G., general store, mill and diatillerj
Wood, P. L>, bookseller and stationer
Young, Rer. Wm., Wosleyan
BRANCHTON.
(Jfot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Vnxiac sitnated on the line of the Gait Branch of the Great Western Railroad, distantl
from Gait, 6 miles. Population, about 100— stage fare, Is 3d.
Alphabetical List of FrofesBions, Trades, &o.
Marshall, P. A., postmaster
Marshall &. Burnet, general store
Roiebargh &, Scott, marble factory
Smith, S., wearer
Turnbull, T., smith and waggon maker.
BRANTFORD, {County Town of the County of Brant.)
(See Canada Directory, Paob 35.)
Asanranoe Companies, Banks, &c., (Addenda.)
Bank of British North America, James Cliristie, manager, Colborne st
Bank of Montreal, A. Greer, agent, Colborne st
Brantford Building Society, J. K. Buchanan, secretary and treasurer, CoI-|
borne st
Britannia Life Assurance Company, J. K. Buchanan, agent, Colborne st
Canada Life Assurance Company, Charles Robinson, agent, Colborne st
Great Western Telegraph, T. Lockman, manager, Colborne st
Liverpool and London Fire and Lite Assurance Company, J. K. Buchauaoj
agent, Colborne st
National Loan Fund, Life, and Equitable, Fire, Assurance Companies, R.
Scott, agent, Colborne st
Pablio Officers.
Burns, W. H., registrar of surrogate court, county of Brant
Cameron, J., clerk of the peace, county of Brant
Murphy, Wm., revenue inspector, do
Jones, S. J., judge ot the county and surrogate courts
Shenstone, T. S., county registrar for the county of Brant
Smith, J., sheriff of the county of Brant
Wood, E. B., county clerk of the county of Brant
R. McCosh, M.D., S. W. Cook, M.D., N. E. Mainwaring. M.D., WellesijI
Johnson, A. H. Cook, P. O'Carr, coroners for county of Brant
Alphabetical Addenda.
BiTiBiDOK, D., wholesale and retail dealer in staple and fancy dry goods^
Colborne st
Bbahtford Conservativb Expositor, Racey & Mair, editors, .Colborne i
BsAKTFosD HekaIiD, W. Johnstono, editor, Colborne st
BRANTPORD.
tern Railroadi dittani
id waggon maker.
d treasurer, Col-
35
IBbown & Robinson, auctioneers, booksellers, binders and stationers, cor-
ner of Market and Dalhousie sts
BuBLET, LcTHKR, hotel and general stage house, opposite the market. See
I advertisement
Edbweil, Lbwis, (instead of Alexander,) surveyor and draughtsman, Dar-
j ling St
ICbbistie, Jambs, manager Bank British North America, Colborne at
I Cliffobd, Daniel, cabinet maker, removed to Dalhousie st
ICdLB, S.,inadditionto former business, makes washing and churning ma-
I chines
ICboohan, B. W., saloon, Colborno st. Keeps always on hand fresh oysters,
I lobsters, sardines, cigars, &c
IGeb, Chableb, tailor and clothier, Colborne st. Every description ot Cloth.
I ing furnished on very moderate terms
IGbeer, a., agent of Bank of Montreal, Colborne st
IHalb, Hayden <fc Co., (formerly Hale and Stayner,) livery stables, King at
IHayden 6c Simpson, (late F. Simpson,) dealers in boots, shoes and leather,
J Colborne st
IJameb, J., hotel keeper, Colborne st. This house furnishes good accommo-
I dations, and the charges are moderate
iLoNO, Peter B., barrister and attorney at law, Colborne st
IMaweby, Joseph, wheat store. Canal side
IMbbbioold, C, wholesale and retail grocery establishment, Colborne st
iMoNTEiTa, Robert, railroad inn, near the stage and post offices, corner of
I Dalhousie and Market sts
IMoorr, ,^ohn Henry, '« The Emporium" store, Colborne st
■Norwood, J. T., hair dresser and perfumer, Colborne st
^BATMAN, H., auctioneer, commission merchant and general grocer, Col.
borne st
PuEiFs, H. D., dealer in teas, sugars, coffees, groceries, &c., Colborne st
Pbuyn, M. W., (late Pruyn dc Clark,) general grocer, Colborne st
loBiNsoN, Charles, barrister at law, removed to Colborne st
3coTT, R., agent for National Loan Fund, Life, and Equitable, Fire, Assur.
ance Companies, Colborne st
3KINNEB, JiBA, M.D., removed to Dalhousie st
Steele, John, manufacturer, distiller, die dtc, removed to Darling st
riTDS, A. M., general dry goods, clothing and millinery warehouse. Col-
borne st
Jshbb, Rev. Tames C, Church of England, Colborne st
i^ANBBocKL N WiNTBR & Co., (late P. C. Vanbrocklin, & Co.,) founders,
machMists, &c, &c, Colborne st
i^HiTHAM, William, painter and frame maker, removed to Colborne st
focNG, J. J., new brick hotel, river side, west end of Colborne st. A large
and commodious house, beautifully situated, and offering excellent ac-
commodations
icvet, JaR. M., surgeon dcntiat, Colborne st
kahworth, E.. bonnet maker, UalhoiiBJe gt
Babcock, Geo., atatre owner, Burley'a hotel
Baoon St Perkins, chair faolory, Colborne st
parrett, Richard, watchmaker, Colborne at
Bell, J., clothing store, Cojburne at
own, R. R,, court house aqnara
Capron, VV. & Co., carriage makers, Col*
hdrna at
Catton, John, grocer, Colborne at
Clarke, Geo., «hoemaker, Colborne at
Crary, Mrs., milliner, &o, Dathoueie at
Creighton, Rov, Mr. Weslejon
Davis, C, tailor. Queen at
BRANTFORD.
DougUi, John, baker, Colborna at
Fairman, Dr., Dallmutie st
Fletcher, Charles, blaokimith. Queen at
Fraaer, M., innkeeper, Culborne at
Fysb, II., confectioner, Culborne at
Gaddea, W., blackaoiith. West at
Oawler, H., dry gi.oda, Colbornc at
Heepa, G., barber, Colborne at
Houghton &. Wallace, tannera, Colborno at
Hull, J. B., innkeeper, Uumfriea at
Jamea, Thoinaa, grucer, Market aquare
Kerby, Jamca, merchant, Dumfriea at
Landun &. Buck, tinamlths, Colborne at
Lsyoock, Dr., Colborno at
Lee, William, barber, Colborne at
Lowet, Z., innkeeper, Culborne at
Mair, Thomaa, Weai Brantl'ord
Maraon, Mra., grrocery, Colborne ut
Milla,0., drugKiat, Colborne at
Monigomery, M., blacksmith, Colborno at
Morgan, Cliarlea, aaloon, Culborne st
Morgan, W. H., dry goods, Colborne at
Morphy, Brothera, watchmakers, Col.
borne at
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED
Baker, Ee». Thomaa '
ByrviS, Hev. C.
Cbriatie, Edmund, grocer ,
Cocker, John, tailor
Cuiver, J. M., carriage maker
Dunbar, J., cabinet maker
!> iiin"?, J., grocer
Elliott, Samael, grocer
Gardham, Mra., milliner
Hale, Jonathan, hotel businesa only
Helliwell, C. L.. bookseller
Kerby, Jamear merchant
Kerby, John, grocer, &c
Lightbody, Rev. Thomaa
Miifi Jaa. Tm grocer
Mcllwain, Alex., aboemaker, Colborne at
Noble, John, painter. Queen st
Nowlan, N., tailor, Colborne at
O'Kerr, Dr. P., Dalhousie at
Park, R., boota and ahoes, Colborne at
Haairick, F. J., archiiect, Colborne at
Robinson, John, grocer, Colborne at
Renwick, Jamea, blacksmith, West st
Eoantree, T., boots and shoes, Colborne at
Schneider, Rev. Mr,, Roman Catholic
Simpson, W., dry goods and groceriea,
Colborne at
Snook, B., miller, Colborno at
Stcen & Foy, painters, Market aquaro
Stubba, J., blacksniilb, King at
Tliompaon, J., watchmaker, Colborne at
Tisriale, B. G.. tinsmith, Colborne st
Todd, G., upholsterer, Colborne at
Valentino, J. grocer. Market square
Wade, Miss, milliner, Market square
Waite, J,, saloon, Colborne st
Watis, G., grocer, Colborne st
Wilkes, Chas, R,, dry goods and groce*
ries, Colborno st
BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Mathowa, W., bootmaker
Muiihoad, Wro., agent Bank of Montreal
O'Dwyer, Kav. P., Roman Catholic
Prior, Henry, saloon
Ryan, Michael, cabinet maker
Scott, J., grocer
Start, Wm., attorney at law
Stowie, Joseph, general store
Taylor, Thom'as, baker
Walkinshaw, James, tailor
Wcstfall, J., lumber merchant
Weyma, Robert, grocer
Winterbotham, Rev. J.
Woodyatt, James, tailor
Wrinn, John, grocer
BI
TSPubli
X and I
for Mercl
Bettes, H. C
Blair, Rev. i
Bowles, Wil
CalJBghan, (
Clark, Jame
Dalton, Tho
I Davidson, Si
j Eyers, John,
Firman, Cha
Forward, R.
I Gross & Sor
Kctchum, S.
Lewis, Lucii
McAleese, J(
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BURLEY'S HOTEL.
THE undersigned having made extensive ailditions to bis Hotel, begs til
intimate to the
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
that he still continues business in the large and commodious brick liuildingj
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL.
Ail ATTIIITIVE HOSTLER ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCC.
LUTHER BURLEK
^iintford, January, 1853.
Bollock & P
Church, Rev
Hamilton, Ri
Maybee, Johi
Mooro, Dr Ti
Palmer, Jose]
A Shall Vil:
Frontenac, C,
Anglen, Robe
and J.
Fox & Anglei
lemiker, Colborne tt
Queon at
'olborno st
ousie at
hoef, Colborne at
lect, Colborne at
fT, Colborne et
:kainith, West at
nd ahoep, Colborne at
, Roman Catliolio
oda and groccriea,
Iborno at
a, Market aquara
ti, King at
maker, Colborne at
ith, Colborne at
, Colborne at
Market aquare
I Market square
Iburne at
ilborne at
y goods and grooe-
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EASED.
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It Bank of Montreal
oman Catholic
et maker
at law
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merchant
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fiRIOHTON-BREWER'S MILLS.
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TENOANGC.
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THE
BRAMTFORB €0URIBR
^ IVEEKL Y NEWSPAPER, *
ITS Published by HENRY LEMMON, in the Town of Brantford C W
/III ORDERS PROMPTIY ATTENDED TO.
BRIGHTON.
(See Canada DinECTORv, Page .38.)
Addenda and Errata.
fiettea, H. C, tin and iron store
Blair, Rev. John, Wealeyan
I Bowlcp, William, shoemaker
jCallBghan, CO.. tailor
Clark, James, wacfunmaker
Dalton, Thomas, barrister-al.law
I Davidson, Simon, aaw mills
Eycra, John, bsrfisler.at-Iaw
I Firman, Charlea, carpenter
I Forward, R. H., tailor
I Grosa &. Sons, general store
I Kclchum, S. H., & Co., senoral store
I Lewis, Lucius, Brighton hotel
I MoAlease, John, blacksmith
Mastin, D. L., tailor
Mills, M. J., carpenter
Nix, Henry, bldcksmilh
Orscr & GarilsDii, tailora
Proctor, Ira, saw milla
Poller, A., shoemaker
Rathburn, John, blacksmith
Sherwood, John, butcher
Spence, John, blacksmith
Trainer, Richard, shoemaker
Ward, John* cooper
Webb, W. W. general store
Whittier, Smith, wafrgonmaker
Williams, Rev. H., Episcopalian
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Bollock & Pentland, storekeepers
I Church, Rev. L. S.
I Hamilton. Rev. R.
I Maybee, John, saddler
I Moore, Dr Thos.
j Palmer, Joseph, waggonmaker
Playler, Rev. Geo. F.
O'Sullivan, , millwright
Orsor, Wm., tailor
Sanford, Wm. H., hotelkeeper
Simpson, John C, cabinetmaker
Yerwood, Wm., shoemaker
BREWER'S MILLS.
Aluhabetiaal Liaf. nf 1>m«&a.;<.~. m j.. a..
J.
1)1
Anglen, Robert, general store, postmaster,
and J. P. '
Fox & Anglen, aair mills
Clegg, Wm., lockmaster on canal
Hamilton, Waller, blacksmith
Home, O. C, school teacher
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BRISTOL-BROCKVILLE.
BRISTOL.
(Jfot included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLUoi .nd TowNinip •itunled in (he County of OiUw«, C< E., diitant from B»town.
50 milei. Population, about 1650. • , « . nwiu njwwn,
Alphabetical List of
Anderson, David, blackHiniih
Craig, William, general alora and lumber
merchant
Dudd«, Jiimcv, tanner and currisr
Duff. John, ahoemakor
Gord(»n.f^-'r{»o, n^ason
Haile, A... nder, tailor
King, William, poBtrussler, general store,
grist and saw mills, J. P., and coii.-
nuHsioner P. D. P.
MoEaehern, Archibald, joiner
Professions, Trades, &o. ^
iWcKee, Thomas, millwright
McCready, Hugh, tailor
McWhirter, William, waggonmaker
Morrison, Alex., ehcemaker,
Morrison, George, blacksmith
Murphey, William, carponler
Murray, James, saw mill
Slj e, John, shoenitker
Smith, David, do
6tewart, Archibald, tanner and cardinf
mill
BROCKVILLE.
(See Canada Directorv, Page 39.)
PopvuTioN increased to 3,500.
y Assurance Companies, Banks, Ac, (Addenda.)
Bank of Montred, F. M. Holmes, agent, Court House square
British Ameiica Fire and Marine Assurance Co., C. J. Campbell, agent
Canada Life Assurance C»., J. D. Buell, agent, Main st
Colocial Life Assurance Co., J. L. Schofield, agent. Main st
Globe Fire Assurance Co., J. & S. Ross, agents. Main st
Mutual Fire Assurance Co., of the District of Johnstown, W. H. Ellerbeck,
agent, William st
Western Fire and Marine Assurance Co., J. D. Buell, agent, Main st
Public Officers, (Addenda.)
Peden, Robert, warden of the united counties
Read, John, mayor of Brockvilla
Crawford, George, M.P.P. for Brockville
Kilborn, John, postmaster
Professions, Trades, Ac, (Addenda.)
BvvLh, Jacob D., attorney, solicitor, conveyancer, and notary pnblio
Main st
BiODGETT dc Ralph, dealers in drugs, chemicals, perfumery, paints, oils, i
and dye stuffs, wholesale and retaf.'l. Main st., opposite Court House
avenue
Emerbeck, WniiAii H», attorney.at.law and solicitor in chancery, Wil.
Ham st
Fribdbnheimer, Joseph, watchmaker and jeweller. Main st., a choice
stock of gold and silver watches, jewellery, clocks, spectacles, dec,
wholesale and retail
Frbe Pressjj^Thb Leeds, weekly paper, John McMullen, publisher. Main j
fit. This paper h&ti a large couatry circulation, and will be ibund an j
excellent advertising medium for merchants and others.
HoKHBs, F. M., agent for the Bank of Montreal, Court House square
BROMPTON.
itBDt from Bytown,
iner and etrdlni
I Androwi, Jerae, innkeeper, Main it
I Andrew*, Rov. Wm., Weslejran
Andewon, J., ihtwrnaker, Main at
Bamhart, Geo., hatter, do
fleltB, Re». J. Epiacopalian Methodiit
Brookii, J. H., tin and copper imith. Main at
Bell, Robert, land broker and agent, Main at
I Clinton, J., ahoemaker, Mam at
I Coiofl, C. H., hairdreeier, Main it
Cook, Wm., baker, do
Derbyihire, Daniel, grocer, do
I Dowiley, George, ehoomaker, do
Graham, R., ahoemaker, do
Grant, J., ihoemaker, do
Gowan, H. P., (instead of Ogle R,), pnb*
Iiaher and printer. Main it
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED
I Atwell, Wm., watchmaker
I Bacon, John, atorekeo^er
I Berrj, H., innkeeper
ICbafiej, Wm., planing mill
I Dubuc, Paacal, furrier
I English, ReT.N.F.
iFlint, Billa, merchant
iGilmour, William, innkeeper
iGowan, Ogle R., publiiher
iHarrii, John, butcher
■ Hopkins, Benjamin, tinimith
Johnaon, Edward, ahoemaker. Main at
Johnion, William, ihoemaker, do
Kennedy, £., ihoemaker, do
Kilborn, John, postmaitur, do
McKenzie, John, hotelkeeper, do
MoM'llon, William, general itore, do
Mechanic!' Reading Room and Library, do
Montreal Telegraph Office, do
Pol.ar, J. C, ahoemnker, do
Road, H. W., grocer, do
Sparham, E B., M.D., corner of Church
and Bucll iti
Starr, Alex,, grocer. Main it
Wede, R. S., general atore, do
Whitney, Andrew, watchmaker, do
Wright, S., watchmaker, do
BUSINESS OR OECEASBD.
Hume, Thomai, lurveyor
Hurd, Aipheus, barriiter
Jones, Henry, poatniaiter "
Johnion, Rev. J. H.
Lee, Thos., bank agent
Nojthgraves, Geo., watchmaker
Parkyn, Wm., shipbuilder
Rhynas, John, insurance agent
Wade, John, storekeeper
Wylie, Watson & Co., merchants
'HEMIST & DRUB BIST, MAIN STHEET, BROCKVILLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GENUINE DRUGS, ENGLISH & FRENCH CHEMICALS,
Y^^TENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES: DYESTVFFS;
BRUSHES, DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE. WINDOW GLASS, &c.
AIbo Manufacturer of supe-'^r PUTTY in nnv n»ant\*„ . uivon
PAINTS, POWDERED DRUGS, &c. ' ^ ^ *"^' ^^^^^
L„?^"? ^r ®*'^' °^ ''^'/^^ lowest prices, and on the best terms, a laree
bSye'Is" *"°''""'"' "^ ^^"^« •■" •»•" ''»«' ^^e" worthy the attention of
BROMPTON.
(Jfot included in the Canada Directory)
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &o.
iddison, W. S.', innkeeper
■Greenly, L., boot and ahoamaker
IMilne, Robert, oabinet maker
[Smith, Willitm, J.P. .
Stevens, S. A., townahip elerk and pnot.
master
Stimaen, Jamaa, innkeeper
-1 s
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BRONTE-BROOKLIN-BRUCE MINES-BUCKINGHAM.
MaoWayns, Jamei, waggon maker
Thompson, Catharine, innkeeper
Thompion, Joiepb, carpenter and joiner
BRONTE.
(SxB Canada Dirbctoby, Paob 42.)
Addenda and Errata.
William*, Elijah, poitmaiter of Bronte
Williama & Belyea, general etoro (lad
forwarders
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
SoTereigB, Phillip, general store 1 Williams, A. W., carpenter and joiner
BROOKLIN.— (Given anew.)
^J'**^"" "ituated in the Township of Whitby, County of York, C.W.— diittnt from To-
ronto, 34 miles—usual stage fare, 6a 3d, Population aboU 650.
Alphabetical Liat of Professions, Trades, &c.
Alexander, A. G., school teacher
Allisson, Dr., physician and surgeon
Barilet, Moses, tanner and currier
fiateman, £., founder
Campbell, J. & R., millera
Campbell & Son, merchants
Card, Chester, pump borer i
Cliff, — , millwright
Coles & Campbell, blacksmiths
Curran, Miss, school teacher
Daniel, H., merchant
Darlington, R., general store and postmaster
Dellingham, J., cabinet maker
Draper, C, insurance agent
Foote, Dr., physician and surgeon
Gordim, J,, carriage and waggon maker
Gordon, J., shoemaker
Harrison, R. T., cooper and town clerk
Henry, E. E,, tavern keeper
Hodgson, Wm., senr., cabinet maker
Hodgson, Wm., jr., cabinet maker and joiner
Hunter, Dr., physician and surgeon
Knowling, D., tailor
Leach, L., boot and shoemaker
McBrwn, Thos., tavern keeper
MoBrit'i), \i'm,boot and shoe maker
Maguire, P., fewer
Malliowaon, Wm., carpenter and joiner
Moore, Wm., carpenter and joiner
Molt, £ , aaddler and harness maker
Mullen, — , tailor
Nicols, Wm., merchant and general store
Nicols, R, C, blacksmith & waggonmakor
Robinson, Wm., cooper
Robinson, Geo., carpenter
Robinson, M., shoemaker
Smith, Rev. P., Episcopal Methodist
Starr & Daniel, millers
Thomas, L. C, bo ikselierand com. court
of Queen's Bench
Thomas, S., tinsmith
Tonkin, T., weaver
Tyler, H., cooper
Wilkinson, Joseph, innkeeper
Way, Dl. S., miller
Whalks, James, weaver
Whalks, Wm., weaver
BRUCE MINES.
A MwiNo Sbttlihent on the north shore of Lake Huron, distant from Toronto, 381 miles.
Steamboat and stage fare, £2 10a. The postmaster here is Henry Acton, Esq., who is also
collector of customs. There is a general store, belonging to the Montreal raining Co.,
and ttaere are a Wesleyan minister and a doctor, with a population of about 150 iobIs.
BUCKINGHAM.
{J^Tot included in the Canada Directory.)
Th« Vilugb of Buckingham is situated on the River Ottawa, in the Township of Buck-
ingham, C. E., distant fro-n Montreal, 110 miles— usual steamboat fare, 10s : usual stage
fare, 30». Population of the Township, about 1200.
Alphabetical list of Professions^ Trades^ ^a.
Bowman, B., saw mills and J. P. } Qrady, Rev. John, Roman Catholic
Bigelow, L. G., property owner i Dunning, William, general merchant
Bourke, Thomas, general merchant and J.P. I Ferguson, Dr T. M., physician
flURRITTS RAPIDS-BDRWICK-CACOrr^A.
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v.— diitant from To-
tndthoe maker
Loarie, Dr H., phyiician
I Lufk, R. J., Bgent for Hank of Brif.ish North
I u .A""''"*' ■"«""<" L.G.Bige)ow'aoi.tBte
MoNaugfhton. Archibald, agent for the Hud.
•on'a Bay Company.
Shanks, Re?. D., Proibyierian
Sltra, John, jrown landa' afront
Stcphenron. Rev. Richard L., Church of
Lngland
Wilern, Jnmcs, merchant and postmaiter
Wilaon, William, J, P.
BURRITT'S RAPIDS.
(Sbe Canada Directohy, Page 42.)
Btttgg, Wll|am, cabinetmaker
Brown, Thoi., innkeeper
Burritt, Colonel Henry
Barritt, Daniel H., savr milla
I Burritt, Clement, mechanic
Campbell, \Vm., J. P. and land aurveyor
I Collins, Denis, J. P.
I Depencier, Urias, grocer and shoe store
iFclker, Ebenezer, pumpmaker
{Harris, Wm., shoemaker
I Henderson, P., M. D.
Addenda and Errata.
I Haly, John, grocer (instead of innkeeper)
James, Benjamin, innkeeper
Labargc, Edward, shoemaker
McNamara, Martin, saddler
McGowan, P. H., overseer of bridge
Moore, Fred. A., storekeeper and as before
Read, J. K. & R,, general merchants and
shingle factory
Pos'master, John Meikle, jr
Shepherd, Geo., lockmaster
Waldo, Reid, carpenter and oanitfemsker
DECEASED.
Lonney, James, general store.
BURWJCK.
(J^ot indudedin the Canada Directory.)
I^y"'!^''" •'.'""*'"' '1 *''° Township of Vaughan. County of York, C.W.-distant from To.
jronto, 17 miles—usual stage fare, Is lOid. Population about 200.
Alphabetiqal List of Professions, Trades, &c.
lAbell, John, blacksmith
Srown, John, saw mills
■Brown & Wilkinson, waggonmakera
iChiffey, R, S., botanical doctor
jCowan, Hugh, waggonmaker
^ale, Lawrence, innkeeper
Slliott, John, blacksmith
■Handy, B., shoemaker
Higgms, David, achool superintendent
James, C., post office and store keeper
Mathews, J., shoemaker
Mitchell & McNelly, woollen factory
Roe, Peter & Co., storekeepers
Rogerson, W., rhoemaker
Rose, J., shoemaker
Switzer, T, saddler & clerk of division enort
CACOUNA.
(Not included -'n the Canada Directory.)
. ViLLAOB and Parish situated on the oouth shore of tho river St. Lawrenoo, in the County
pr Kimouski, C. E., distant below Quebec, 120 miles. Population, about 1500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Jloulier, Rev. J. C, Roman Catholic
3ote, F. X., general store
Jeaulien, J. B., notary public and postmaster
)ionne, Benjamin, general store, J. P., and
cooiuilsaiurier of smaii causes
Juquemin, Henry, J. P,
[.aruo, Dr G., general atore
Levaaseor, Benjamm, commissioner of sm«"
causes
St. Laurent, Th., general store
Talbot, Simon, general store, eommiaaioner
of 8ma!i causes, and J. P.
St. Torre, Michel H., notary public
ViLLAOB CouNOiLLoRs— Hyaciathe Lebel^
Pierre Doniorc
42 campbMlltown-campbellvillu-canestoga-canning.
CAMPBELLTOWN.
(JVof included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLLAoi liluktad on the Upper Allamottci Lake, in the Townihip of Pembroke, Coontr
of Renfrew, C. W., distant from Bytnwn, 108 mile* ; from Brock* ille, 108 milee
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades^ fto.
Ghtmberlain. W. A., tannery and boot and
shoe store
Carter, Anson, innkeeper
Curry, John, lumberer
Dunlop, Mr* D. C, innkeeper
Dan(pp, A. H., lumberman
Dusiop, John, lumberman
Ellia, Thomas, lomberman and general store
Fruer, Alex. & Riohatd, lumbermen
Gorman, Miohael, tailor and storekeeper
Gorman, T., blacksmith
Johnstone, James S., lumbemian
Jud^e, Dr John, physician and surgeon
Lee, Thomas, carpenter and builder
Lynch, Rev. James, Roman Catbolie
Smith, Edward, blacksmith
The postoffice is known as " Pembroke,"
Alex. MofTatt, postmaster
CAMPBELLVILLE.
(J^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A «llAI.i ViLUcw, situated in the Township of Nassagaweya, County of HaltoD, C W.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Cooper, James, innkeeper
Danville, Thomas, tannery
Oleahill & Mcintosh, woollen factory
McGuffin, Jas.. postmaster and general store
Plaras, Isaac, floor mill
Rogers, Charles, flour mill
Kidney, James, innkeeper
White it> McGuffin, steam saw mill
Also 1 shoemaker, 1 tailor, 1 smith, and 6
saw mills in the vicinity
CANESTOGA.
{Kot included in the Canada Directory.)
AViLuai aituated in the Township of Woolwich, County of Waterloo, C. W., diatant
from Hamilton, 40 miles. Stage fare, Ts 6d. Population, about 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Ely, John B., general mechanic
Hendry, Charles, postmaster
Hendry, Chas. Sc Co., general store and mills
Kurtz, John, smith and innkeeper
Mirri^ees, James, general store
Wagner, N. D., shoemaker
Washburn, Stephen, cabinet shop
Weaver, Uaniel M., waggonmaker
Weaver, Joseph, waggonmaker
Weaver, Isaac B., smith
CANNING.— (Given anew.)
A ViLLAai situated on Smith's Creek, in the Township of Blenheim, County of Oxford)
C. W., distant from Paris, 5 miles ; from Woodstock, 16 miles.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Mudge, Isaac S., hardware and tin store
Raines, Nelson, woollen factory
Turner, A. J^ smith and azemaker
Wiiiiaiuson, Jaa. N., latiuery and shoe shop j
Williamson, R. O., carpenter and builder
Wright, Frederick, flour milb
Allchin, Thom.as, notary, postmaster, mill-
owner, surveyor & engineer, and com.
missiotier Q. B.
Brouion, usoi'gu, axe aud edge tool factory
Cave, Thomas, general store and dealer in
produce
Edwards, Thomas, innkeeper
^CANNING.
r and storekeeper
CAP 8T. lQNACB--CARtLLON-0ARLETON PLACE.
43
fiemier, C.ierlet, general itore
Beaubien, Amed^, joint leignior of Vincelot
Caron, Jean, general tiore
Coolombe, Louis, general atore
Couillard, Eageno, eeignior of Fief St Joaeph
Dioii, A-, general atore
Drapeau, MiaaeB.aeignioreiaeaofFiefStClerc
Durrand, Jacquoa, general atore
CAP ST. IGNACE.
(SiB Canada Diriotort, Paob 58.)
Addenda and Errata.
Gagnd, Phillip, general atore
Gamache, OU»er and George, aeigniora of
Fief Oamaohe
Gamache, Lewis, Lieat.-Coi., and eom-
missiuner of small causes
Gamache, Salime, general a'ore
Fregean, Hllair^, general store
Larue, Fhidime A., M.D., and postmaster
CARILLON.
(Ske Canada Directory, Page 52.)
Addenda.
Wanless, George, teacher of mathematics and languages.
REMOVED,
O'Brien, distiller.
rloo, C. W., distant
jovnlf of Oxford)
CARLETON PLACE.
(See Canada Directobt, Page 62.)
I BIytb, George R., general stqre
I Bond, Joseph, shoemaker
iBourk, Edward, cooper
■ Butler, John, tinsmith
■Campbell, Colin, waggon makifr
IChurchill, Thos, cooper
I Coleman, John, shoemaker
■ Coleman, James, shoemaker
IDoberty, William, shoemaker
iDunlop, James, carpenter
iGalrin, P., tailor
iGoff, George, innkeeper
IFitzpatrick, Thos., tailor
|£ilpatrick, £., weaver
iLattean, Joseph, cooper
iLairallee, Frs., cooper
iLawson, Dafid, com. of Q. B.
IMeDonald, Angus, innkeeper
Addenda and Errata.
McEwan, John, grocer and founder
McGill. Rer. W., MeAodist
McLachlin, John, carpenter
McLaren, Robert, carpenter, (instead of
innkeeper)
McLean, George, carpenter
McNaily, Nath.. blacksmith
McNab, David, saddler
Moore, William, shoemaker
Morphy, James, shoemaker
Murdoch, John, tanner and carrier
Poole, Jas. C, com. of Q. B., in addition
to former address
Scott, William, tailor
Sinclair, Colin, tailor
Smith, ThnmaF, hotel keeper
Spencer, Dr. John, physician
Sutherland, Robert, miller
IConstable, Rer. F. W., Wasleyan
ILavallee, Napoleon, hotel beeper
iMoffatt, William, carpenter
Murphy, Michael, fnnkeeper
Nelson, John, teacher
Wilson, Rer. Rtebard, Wesleyan
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CARLISLE-CARRYINO PLACE-CAVANVILLE.
CARLISLE.
(/fot included in the Canada Directory.')
A ViLLAOB litualed on the 13 Mile Creek, in the Townibip of Eut Fiimboro'. Countr of
H»lton, C.W.--dl«t«nt from Waterdonn, 9 niilee.
Alphabetical List of ProfeMioiu.Tradea,fto. '
Abrey, George, pottmaiter. hat Tillage loti
for aale
Andenon, Thoi., millwrtght
Armour, William, builder
Barton, Philander, cabinet moker
Bowifiald, Wm., law mill
Burton, Wm., tailor and saw mill
Cumminf, John, law mill
Daria, Wm., tannery
Harper, Jame«, builder
Hibbcrt. Geo., taw mill and lath factory
Howard, Rev. Isoac B.
Hugill, John, ianr mill
Irvine, Robert, general store and cooperate
Jonet, Ecekiel, builder
Mahon, Wm., imith
Markle, Henry, plough maker
Millard, D. R., tmith
Mordon, Geo., carpenter
Moriion, Rev. Mr.
Morrison, Dr., piiyiician
Moxon, Rev. Job
Newell, W. P., ahoem«k«r
O'Donnell, Denit, saw mill
Orr, John, butcher
Parsons, Robert c, general store
Patton, Andrew, grist and saw miili
Perritt, Rev. Mr.
Raymond, Jomes, Innkeeper
Short, Hiram & Sons, builders
Stewart, Chas., shoemaker
Stobbs, Kev. Thomas
Taniley, Joseph, woollen factory
Wilson, Henry, steam saw mills
CARRYING PLACE.— (Given anew.)
A ViLLAOB at the head of Bay Quinte, partly in the Township of Ameliasburgh, and County
or Prince Edward, C.W., and partly in the Township of Murray, County of Northumberland,
C.W.— la miles from Trenton, 5 miles from Consecon, 10 miles from Brighton. Stage
Sjses up to Brighton and down to Kingston daily. Fare to Brighton, 2s 6d, to Consecon, Is
. Population 100. a » >
Alphabetical List of Professions, Tratles, &o.
Bi|^r, James L., general store
Haicht, John G.,;innkeeper
Padfield, Rev. Jamei, Episcopalian
Wannamaker, William H., innkeeper
Weller, Robert, lumber merchant
Weller, Benjamin, lumber merchant
Weller, Asa, lumbe' mercliant
Wilkini, Hon. R. C , lumber merchant
Young, Reuben, postmaster, tanner and
coroner
CAVANVILLE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 53.)
Sullen, Richard, •hoemalrar
Knowlaon, John, (in addition,) druggist
Lawson, (instead of Lamson,) Wm., agent
for marriage licenses
Addenda.
Muir, James, blacksmith
O'Beirne, P. H., tanner
Scott, Wm , innkeeper
Staples, Rnliert, dry goods store
RSSMOVBD OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Foiier, James, soddier i Sowden, W. H., bailiff
Hayter, H. H., geuerai ore ' T'hexton, John, store keeper
A doctor, a tailor, a cooper, and a milliner and dressmaker wanted her«.
CAYUOA— CEDARS.
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tmboro', County of
CAYUGA. — (Given anew.)
Th« CorifTT Toww of tha County of Haldimind, it titutlcd on the Grand Ri»er. in the
To,rn.hlp of North C.yuga C.W.-di.lam Com H'amihon, 26 mil.—u.u.l .t.g "fl'r, 6^
•ttamboat fare to Br«niford, 6i 3d, and to Buffalo, 8a 9d. Population, about WO.
Public Offloen*
Blott, Wm., wnrden of the county
Campbell, Duncan, poatmaster, clerk of diatrlct court, and agent ProTlnoial
Mutual Insurance Company
Farrell, A. P., county'registrar and treasurer
Foley, Bernard, judge of the county and surrogate courts
Griffith, Robert V., clerk of crown, of county court, and regittrarof aurro.
gale court
Kinnear, Juroes, revenue inspector
Martin, Richard, sherifT
Stevenson, John G., clerk of the peace • ^-
Alphabetioal List of Professions, Trades, fto.
Aikman, Thos H., barrister at law
Amaden &, Johnson, general merrhants
Anderfon, Robert, carpenter
Bridon, Finlan, hotel keeper
Brown, Joseph, oirpenier
Bronrn, John, carpenter
Burwell, — , steam saw mill
Campbell, Peter, balliflf
Campbell, D., forwarder and wheat merchant
Carroll, John R-, general merchant
Clereland it, Adams, hotel keepers
Cronk & Co., carpeiiicrs and buildera
Doztator and Mntuii, hotel keepers
Duncan, Michael, general merchant
Flanagan, Charles, saddler
Finlan, Mrs., innkeeper
Gibbons, Joseph, tailor
Grant, Andrew, joiner
Graydon, Wm., shoemaker
Hursseil, J., forwarder &. wheat storage, &c
Jeisopp, — , carpenter
Johnson, Charles, hotel keeper
Lennon, Hugh, tailor
Lewis, A. H. C, general merehant
McDonald, James, hotel keeper
Martin, Richard, attorney at law
Mathews, J., cabinet maker fie inDkesper
Moblow, Nelson, smith
Murchison, John, tailor
Nelles fit Humphry, tinsmiths
Phelps, Calvin wheat merchant
Rubinsoii.Geu <:,aboemsker
Sm ' V. R., attorney at law
Stt teuton, J. G., barrister at law
Stevenson, F., attorney at law
Storey, Jflhn, bricklayer
Stuart, Daniel, joiner
Suter, Samuel, general store
Tliompson, J. P., general store
Walters, John, general store
Welsh, John, hotel keeper
Willson, W. H.. M.D.
Wilson, John, tinsmith
W'Xg. —1 grocer aud baker
Woolnouffh, B. L., smith
CEDARS.
(See Canada Directory, Page 54.)
Addenda and Errata. '
Coutlee, (instead of Coutlie) Dominique,
cabinetmaker
Coutlfe, (instead of Coutlie) David, cabinet.
maker
Bienjonelli, (instead ofBienjeuti,) Francois,
general Ktore
Giroux, Eucher, (instead of Eu8«be) smith
Joassim, (instead of Joas«in) B., teacher
Leger, (instead of Legre; Joaohia, ca-
binetmaker
Trestler, Dr. Charles, physician
SJBMOVED OB DECEASED.
Armstrong, Thomas, bootmaker
Berthelot, Dr. A.
Debois, A. A., notary
Mason, T. P., notary
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CHAMBLY-CHAMBERLAIN'SCORNERS-CHAMPLAIN.
CHAMBLY.
(Sm Canada Directort, Paob 54.)
Andrea, 8. R., noUry publk, J. P. and
Tillage councillor
Allard, Joseph F., J. P.
Aiutin, Thomai, reglitrar for the county
Britannia Life Assurance Company, Thos.
Hiekey, agent
Buxton, Dr., physician and surgeon
Cote, Prudent, village councillor
Hacket, John, village councillor
Equitable Fire Ass. Co., Thos. Hiekey,
agent "
FneheUe, E. H., J. P.
Addenda.
Hiekey, Thos., postmaster, Tillage secy.
and treasurer, clerk of the court and
insurance agent
Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insu*
ranee Co., Thomas Hiekey, agent
Lussey, Thomas, village councillor
McCutcheon, John, village counsillor
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Co.,
Thomas Hiekey, agent
Stocks, Willinm, cotton factory
Walker, Capt., J. P. and village councillor
Yule, John, mayor of Chambly
fTcimstreet, Ch»., storekeeper
L 'gan & Co., paper mill
HXMOVED.
O'Hara, George, tinsmith
CHAMBERLAIN»S CORNERS.
(Sbb Canada Directory, Page 54.)
Addenda and Eirata.
Chamberlain, Tamerlane, (instead of
_, , Wyatt) general store
Chamberlain, Wyatt, (instead of Alexander
McLean) postmaster
Elliott, Moses, shoemaker
MoCrum, William, shoemaker
Read, Jones, cabinetmaker
Read, David R., fanning mill maker
Robinson, Stephen, general store
Smith & Judion, cabinetmakers
Stone, Asahel, general store
DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
McLean, Alexander, general store
CHAMPLAIN.~(Given anew.)
Thi ViLiAOB of Champlain is situated in the Sei?niory and County of the samA nunn. «»
«.jR.ver St. Lawrence-distant from Quebec, 7! milL Popu Jon Ae pUh.b'o^ j
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &o.
Lanouette, J. E., lieufenant-coloner and postmaster
Mabcoux, Bev. Denis, Roman Catholic, cur6
Lavrois, Leonard, joiner
Arcand, Norbert, boarding house
Brunelle, 0., general merchant
Brule &. Dufresne, millers
Brupelle, Ulric, shoemaker
Carignan, Alphense, blacksmith
Carignan, Isaie, churchwarden
Dubord, Louis Edouard, M.D.
Constantin, Adolph, general store
Duaamih. C. V KU.t i.u
— 9 -- "-J .^fnt nrT.iiiin
Gagnon, Nazaire, general store
Lamotte, T. G., treasurer of council
Mar«buid, Alexis, milloirner
Marlineau, A. J., notary public
Nobert, Edward, general stere
Richardson. O. L., & Co , leather UMnu-
iDcturers
Rousseau, Captain Francois
Sauvogeau, Joseph, general stora
Toutant, Captain J. B.
TioUier, Phillip, blacksmith
Turcotte, J. £., president comnissionera
court
AMPLAIN.
CHATEAUGDAY.C!hAtHAM. CJi.- .CHATHAM, C.W.
CHATEAUGUAY:Z^iven anew.)
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E.. dia-
Alphabetical list of
Belanger, Joieph & Charlea, carpenters
Bruqiere, N., smith
Burrell, George, aeiir., postmaater and gene-
ral store *
Butler, C, cabinetmaker
Couillard, Louis, shoemaker
Desparois, Louis, notary
DesparoiBj^Antoine, Isidore and Leon, car-
Demerse, Leon, bailiff
Demerse, Seiime, general store
Dewitt, C. B., steamboat captain
Uew.itjjH., steamboat captain
Dewitt, J. H., mayor
Dunning, J. G., livery stables
Dupuis, Michel, carpenter
Professions, Trades,f&c.
I Elliott & CaTerhill, general store
!!""''*'■*» Joachim, carriagemaker
Fortier, Joseph, smith
Jackson, John, innkeeper
Jack, J., Junr., general store
Lanouette, David, saddler
Lanouette, F, X., shoestore
Laberge, Pierre, general store
Lafebvre, Thomas, tinsmith
Larifiere, Desire, tanner
Lariviere, I. B., shoestora
Malletfe, N., J. P.
McRoberts, Chs., smith
Plante, F. X., wool carder
Pregeant, Louis, saddler
RoUand, F. X , shoestore
Samson, A. R., innkeeper
CHATHAM, C.E.
(Sejc Canada Directory, Page 66.)
£iTat&
For Ciishing, Samuel, read LtuvMt | For Tait, J?o6«r/. read Mu
REMOVED.
Cashing, E. J., Innkeeper
CHATHAM, C.W.
(Sbb Canada Dibectort, Pace 67.)
Public Officers, (Addenda and Errata.)
Barefoot, Benjatnin, post master
I Brown, George, M.P.P. for Kent
I Charteris, (instead of Chartress,) Alexr., treasurer
Coagrave, (instead of Coscrove Wm ««ii / r
county council ^°'8'°''®'-' ^™-' ^^"^tor of customs, and clerk of
i Glass, Henry, county registrar
M W '^^°^' ^- ""^^'^ of county court
I fl ?l*"t"' Archibald, reeve of Chatham
^ sfQUu, Jaraes, county warden
I Gore Bank, Alexr. Charteris, agenl
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CflARLESVILLE-CHARLBSTOIf-CHBLSEA.
Alphabetioal Addenda and Ezrata
Bettty, M., (I*te Crow & Beatty,) general
•tora
Charterii. A., (iDstead of Weathenpoon &
Chartreii,) general store
Donnelr.CiMteadorTownley,) Dr., phyii-
cian
Ireland, Thot. A., general prinlinf ofBee,
and publisher of " The Kent Ad*
vertiier"
Richards, (instead of Richardson,) Henry,
baker
REMOVED OR DECEASED.
Cameron, J. & A. general store
Croir, John, postmaster
Davis, Stephen J., dry goods store
EbbetU &. Waddell, general store
Gibbs. A. W., druggist
Lacroix, P. P., notary, &e
Shde, R. Sc J., shoemakers
Winter &> Martin, steam saw mill
Weatherspoon, Mr., of W. ^ Cbarteri*
CHARLESVILLE.
(Sbb Canada Directory, Page 55.)
Addenda
Elliott, John, pottery
Fetterly, Eliaa G.,(iiuleadof Jno. Brennan,)
tailor
Kerr, Simon, carpenter
Wheeler, John, cooper
CHARLESTON, 1st.
(See Canada Directory, Page 65.)
Addenda
Chatfield, W. M., shoemaker
Cook, W. P., aj^ent for union store
Damon, B-, M.D.
Gilbert, F. D., M.D.
Gunning, R., mason
Hazeltine, H., blacksmith
Jones, J, M., general store
Osgood, T., carpenter
Shutliflr, Joel, carpenter
Torrey, J., jr., teacher
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Gordon, Andrew, shoemaker
McConnell, John, late M.P.P.
MoConnell, David, clerk of com. court
Stinson, Miss, teacher
Tmligbt, A. L., teacher
CHELSEA.
(iVof included in the Canada Directory.) "
ufi^lum'SS^iSL'^^^^^^^^ ''^«""' ^o-'jr of OtUw., C.E^t«.tfroo. I
Gilmour & Co., law mills, lath and shingle
factory
Prentiss, Thos, B., general atore and post
master '
CHELTENHAM-CHICOUTIMI.
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Richardion.) Htniy,
CHELTENHAM.
(See Canada Dimectort, Page 60.)
LtiAN, (instead of Allen,)
3ruce, John, carpenter
Fletcher, D. W., teacher
Gillespie, Donald, ihoemnker
kjriugas, Richard, pump maker
Hagermnn, J. D., com. Q.B.
jriames, Frederick, generol atore
Lawrence, J. H ,, storfkeeper
'Iclntyre, Alexr., shoemaker
Addenda.
VViLLiAM, general store and postmaster
I Haines, Horatio, butcher
I Lany, John, carpenter
I Loughran, Michael, tanner
I McCannell, Archibald, shocnaker
j McColl, Donald, chormaker
McKechnie, John, shoemaker
REMOVED.
J Ransser, John, innkeeper
> Spence, David, store keeper
CHICOUTIMI.
{M'ot included in the Canada Directory.) "^
Public Officers.
[loY, Davii>, judge of the (micuU court
^ATKRRIEKE, Hon. M. P. DE Sales, M.P.P. and county registrar
08se,0vide, cleric of circuit court "
•ane, John, crown lands agent at Grand Bale
iBsueur, John, deputy county registrar
JcLaren, David, postmaster
laillant, — deputy grand voyer and clerk of commissioners court
Irassard, Anselme, bailiff ■
aillant, Jules F., bailiff
lorin, Isidore, school inspector
ohn G,^y, David McLaren, Nicholas Shee, Benjn. Brassard, Joseph
rieuiy, school commissioners ^
**''" "iKa^e'^'™''^ Gagnon, Isidore Morin, Andre Gagnon, justices of
ohn Kane, Louis Mathieu, Robert Blair, commissioners of small causes
lUNiciPAL CouNcii,.--Ignace Gravelle, mayor ; F. X. de Sales LaTer-
riere and David McLaren, for Chicoutimi ; John Kane and Thomas
Savard, for Grand Baio ; Ignace Gravelle and Joseph Varin, for St.
Alphonse; Moise Tremblay and Celestin Boivin, for township of
Lalerriere;Magloire Gagnon and Prudent Potvin, for township of
iremblay; Louis Z. Rousseau, secretary and treasurer
list of Professions Trades, &c.
Hudsons Bay Co., general store & agency
Lesperance, Joseph, advocate
LaTerriere, Dr. F. X. de Sales, physician
BoBse, Ovide, notary public
Blouin, Rev. F. A., Roman Catholic, vicar
jagnon. Rev. Jean B., Roman Catholic.
cure
^ubois. Dr. P. C. A., physcian and surgeon
£
and suriceon
Price, William,"& Co., general merchanU
lumber merchants and millonners
CHIPPAWA-CHRISTIEVILLE.
CHlPPAWA.-(Given anew.)
CW^Zl'S^*^""^^.! ^'"1^".,^'""/ '"the Township, of Willoughby and Stamford 1
Alphabetical List of
Aberdien, R., M.D. and apothecary
Amm, James, tailor
Barney, Hiram, cigarmakcr
Barney, KoFewell, grocer, &c.
Bell, Miss, teacher
Bouchee, Adam, painter
Brachen, John.jr., bricklayer
Bond, Henry, carriagemuker
Cavanigh, Michael. Emerald hotel
Christie, Rev. W. M., United Presbyterian
Crane & Brother, saw mill
Cummings, James, miller, J. P. and reeve
Davidson, Thomas, carpenter
Davis, John C, hoteikueper
Davis, Ward, livery stables
Day, Joseph, shoemaker
Deakers, llichard, shoemaker £t councillor
Dobbie, Joseph, carpenter
Durham, Lewis, tin and copper smith
Durham, Isaac, innkeeper
Etnnncns, Alexander, hatter
Fell, James W., general mercliant and sur-
veyor
Fleming, Thomas, ma^on
Fleit, John, general merchant
Fitzgihbon, M., tailor
Gibson, Alex., baker
(iurney, Jamck, cabinetmaker
Guthrie, Jolm, teacher
Hepburn, William, postmaster and surveyor
Higgins, Jiihn, grocer
Jennings, James, grocer
Juniper, William, shoemaker
Kemp, Mrs., musi,:t teacher
Kirkpatrick, Richard H., general merchant
Kirkwood, Alexander, carpenter
Lamberton, Daniel, butcher
Loean, Robert, carpenter
Lohrman, Hiram, waichmaker
Louzau, Frs., innkeeper and cooper
Lyons, Joel, bootmaker
Lyons, James H., bootmaker
Macklem, Alexander, tanner
Professions, Trades, &c.
Mucklem, JaD>es, banker, steamboat agentil
J. P. and cuuocillor f
Macklem, Oliver T., steam engine & stotil
factory, tannery and leather store I
Macklem, Thomas, M.D., member of Boanl|
of Provincial examiners
Mater, Michael, gunsmith
McGlachlen. Thomas, railroad hotel
McJames, William, tailor
McKenzie, James, cabinetmaker
McMicking, George iVI., M.D. ■
McMicken, Gilbert, and Duff, Wm., lumbttl
merchants
Massie, Abm., waggonmaker
Mcrriam, John, cabinetmaker
Morse, Peter, carpenter
Nicholson, Alexr. & Wm., general mer-
chants
Phillips, John, butcher ,
Pierce, Israel, auctioneer, tin and copper
smith '
Rapelje, John, saddler
O'Brien, Denis C, surveyor of customs
Raymond, L. D., attorneyatlaw
Roberts, James, mason
Ross, John, merchant and tailor
Rou.S8eau, John, grocer
Scott, Alexander, tailor .
Slater, J., and Rousseau^ J., railroad agenJ
Slater, Robert, hotelkeeper
Smith, Alexander, smith
Shenholts. John, butcher .
Street, C. Thomas, miller and cloth factonl
Vanwike, Vert, cooper
Walker, James, shoemaker
Walker, Sidney, tailor
Webster, Ephraim, collector of customs
White, William, carpenter i
Wilkinson, James, town clerk and agent fJ
the National loan lund, life, aj
Equitable, fire assurance co's
Wilie, John, blacksmith •
Young, Capt. Charles, steamer ''•nerald
CHRISTIEVILLE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 60.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Amel, F. P. Z., county registrar, Stevenson st
Amel, — , dry goods store, Napier st
Aubertm, Julien, notary public, Stevenson st
Bessette, M , carpenter, Napier st
Bessette, Jerome, carpenter, Napier st
Bessette, Moise, carpenter, Stevenson st
Caldtve!!, Saauci, tanner. Water st
Casavan, Pierre, shoemaker. Ferry st ■
Casson, (instead of Cassore,) T., innkecpeil
Charland, Joseph, mayor of the village
CHURCHVILLE-CLAIRMONT.
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i^illoughby and Stamrordl
, 50.ijile»; by land, llJ
)rin!;er, steamboat ageni>|
)uocillor
'■, steam engine & stoni
nery and leather store
M.D., member of Board!
1 examiners
insmith
ids, railroad hotel
, tailor
cabinetmaker
:e M., M.D.
, and Duff, Wm,, lumbetl
)upuii, Rev. J. B., Roman C&tholic
tioyette, Adolph, carriage maker. Ferry at
Lerecque, Louis, carpenter, Napier at
'fcGinni*, — , cotton, (instead ot woollen)
factory
IcHenry & Nichols, foundry, Ferry at
MoPherson, — , grocer, Napier st
Maringo, Austin, painter. Ferry st
Provost, Rev. L., Roman Catholic
Reeves, Oliver, grocer, Stevenson st
Tasse, David, notary public, Napier st
REMOVSD, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS, OR DECEASED.
Gautier,Rev. I., Roman Catholic
Armstrong, Rev. G. M., C»"..ch of England
iubertin, Henry, notary
Fouls, Alexr , groc?r
Piliatrault, Etienne, grocer
Fortin, Isaac, shoemaker
xautier, Louis, grocer
Hudon, Isaie, innkeeper
Lepret, Dr. A.
Murphy, Patrick, grocer
Taille, Eli, watchmaker
Tyler, Henry, notary
CHURCHVILLE.— (Given anew.)
Village, situated on the River Credit, Township of Toronto, County of Peel, C.W.—
K .oln?"?!?'"""*'"'"'''"^''^''"* "■■« two daily stages-usual fare. 2s 6d. Contains
ibout d5U inhabitants; also, two large flouring mills, two saw mills, one woollen factory, one
tannery. '
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Anderson, Wm., boot and shoe store
^rgue, Abrm., saddler
laker, Mrs., milliner
Campbell, Chas , merchant
jarroll. John, merchant
^hantler, Dr , physician
3lnrk, Thjs., tailor
i^ollins, Wm., builder
iJruikshanks, Geo., merchant
^uggan, Wm , postmaster, merchant and in-
surance Bgpnt
)ugzan, Thos., saddler
)unDar, Jerrard, innkeeper
Ia!l, Zaimon, blacksmith
lall, Trutiman D., merchant
lowdl, Danl., waggon maker
[ngram, Mathias, miller & lumber merchant
Joice, Maurice, blacksmith
Jones, Rev. Mr, Episcopal Methodist
Little, Wm., millwright
Ludlow, Aaron, innkeeper and stage owner
Manaulay, Wm., cabinet maker
Madden, Hobert, carpenter
Mniiies, John, bricklayer
M iiies, 'I'hos., merchant tailor
Mnrlvn, Phi lip, miller
Mofft'tt, Henry, innkeeper
Osbo ne, Wm , cooper
Painter, iJichard, tanner
^hurp, Joseph, boot maker
Snowricn, A., machinist
Snure, G , lumber merchant &t, carding chop
Sutton, Rev. Wm., Episcopal Methodist
Tracy & Colton, merchants, &c
True, William, tencher
Umphry, Ed., millwright
CLAIRMONT.
(Sep, Canada Directory, Page 61.)
Clairmont is in the new County of Brant, Population at present 350, and increasing.
Bowen,W.D., innkeeper
Kirkland, Henry, general store
Loder, James, millowner
Pettit, Rev. E. J., Church of England
Addenda.
fi;r If
:i U
^Lxt ^
Ross, (instead of Rose,) H., M.D.
Whitehead, W. M., post master, clerk of di-
vision court, and agent for sals of
marriage licenses
> 1 1
Caulfield, Rev. A. S. G.
Perley, C. S., millowner
DISCONTINUED.
Skinner, J., M.D.
Steel, John, general store
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_CLARENDON CENTRK^LAUK'S MILLS-COATICOOK.
CLARENDON CENTRE,
{J^ot included in the Canada Directory,)
Po?ti'iV?u"tt miet''"""'"''^^ e„..cndo„, County of Ottawa. CE.-dUtant .„J
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c
Heath . Edmund, general store and mil owner
HOdgma, Jamea, general store
Kidney, Wm., ahoemaker
McDonell, Robert, innkeeper
MeMulien, Rev. Thos , Wcsleyaii
Macfarlane, James, general store
Radford. W., crown lands agent & mill owno,
Robmson. James, carpenter
Rooney, James, shoemaker ,
s.,lT; '^i'"?"' ^^."l"""' """ ""'J i'oslmastcr
atrult, John, smith '
Sturgeon, John A., M D
CLARK'S MILLS, or Camden.
(Ske Canada Dibkctojiy, Page 62.)
Andrews, Thomas, brewer
Aodrewa. David, lunober merchant
Clark, *?«niue|, J.p„ cloth factory, cardinz
and fulling mill
Clark, George, clothier and tailor
Finlay, R. D., constable
Glenn, John, miller
Addenda and Errata.
Milhgan, Samuel, attorney at law
Tyrol, Nicholas,mason
Wilson, Chas., carpenter
RKMOVED OH
Barnford, Thomas, saddler
Bieknell. Dr. Nathan
Clark, Peter H., general store
Darling, Joaeph, carnage maker
Hanilton, Clark, shoemaker
mscoNxmuEo business.
I Harrison, Wm., tailor
Hayden & Sproiile, distillerv
i SJ'^'"''",^!^' Alexander, carpenter
' **=Donell, Dr., physician
Woodruff. Wm., mills and cloth factory
COATICOOK.
(J\rot includedin the Canada Directory )
A V,.LAOE aituated in the Townrfilp of Barnston, County of Stanstead. CE.
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Baldwin, Levi, miller
Baldwin, G., carpenter
Baldwin, R , innkeeper
Ball, W. S., general store
Chandler, Rev., J. c. Baptist
Child, M., general store and cloth fartory
^seveiand, Samuel, milter
Cowan, Richard, M.D.
Cutting, H., innkeeper; merchant and noal-
master ' <
Cutting, Jona,.T.P.
Frizzel, Ira, blaeksmith
^ennedy J., blacksmith
l^wis. O., shoemaker
Ode, F., corpenter
Wiggett, Wm., merchant tailor
fev. E. Ry
profi
fessc
Johf
Ferg
120,
[lark, Gk(
IOCKBUKN,
ihristian 1
Iastern E:
iCKSON, J.
hand
tnode
Jliphant, ]
pADCLlFFE, ,
in pri
JUTTAN, Rc(
i^allacc, J
lain, J., paint(
Palcutt & Bioi
Pooly, Mrs, fa I
tynon, Rev. II
jlootJove St. Co
ngal), Kin
^rand Trunk '
operator, I
Jallowell, Dr "]
lorton, N,, leg
P«o«y. S., grot
tewell, Thomai
lohnson. Rev. ,
COBOURti.
SS
COBOURG.
(Se« Can-ada Directory, Page 62.)
PubUo Offlcew, (Addenda.)
Itewar., Alexander, landing waiter of cuis
(Agencies of Assurance Companies, Banks. &c., (Addenda.)
piverpool and London Fire Insuranr*. r,» no tr.
loboiirg and Grafton Road Co D B.l ' ?"''"' ''T'' ^'"» ''
Provincial, Mutual and General Insu^T'.rri"^ 'p*^ T'""'''' ^'"« "'
:anada Life Assurance Co^D/BTra^mK „"«''"''""' "^^^*' '''"« ^'
roZ 1 f' ^^^r^"^''" ^''k' '^^'"^^ Cockburn, dof di
lontreal Fire and Marine Assurance Co., Alex. Fraser, do do ■"
""' Z\f:Zr '"• "^ ^""«" ^^"""-' '^"-- «-; P-i<ient, and
-evvcastle^District Building Society, E. P.ry, president, and .„,ainder as
Victoria College.
lessor of Natural S^^^^^ Wnrj. Kingston. A.M., pro-
John Campbell, daS'tuto M h' f •'^'i, «'««f"' P'^^^^'^'''
Ferguson, Engli'h ma'pr S \ ^V *^«f e^' French master; A.
120. ^ ^"'"^'®'" "' students, January 1853, about
t . Alphabetical Addenda.
Imnd a general assortment of goods ,3lv f.SLi\ .1 ^^'""T °"
moderate prices ^ "suaiiy lurnished by the trade, at
Wnr?; ^•'„«''"^''^' P'-'^'ing office, King st
"p'rodu^ce,' K?:^r "^^'^""'-^ '--'-^ h-^-- "^all kinds, and dealer
vIIlaA^hT^' """"'''"l ""^^ ""^'-'^y '^^ '"«'' King St
VALLACE, John S., general agent and broker, King st
lain, J., painter, Division si
lalcutt & Brolhor. general Btore, Kinjr .t
^ooly, Rlr., fancy gt„re, King „' ^ '
Pynon, Rev. II., Biblo Chrisiian
rVZ^i?'*- ^'"'"""^ of Goodcvo & Cor.
r'm'l?"" J°"«"''''' ^- «■ Newbury.
I operator, King St
inlir^ V ^' ''■'"""a'. Ontario 8t
or .on, N., Issther ntorc, Kine «t
J«oey, S., grocer, King at ,
lohiHon. Rev. J. fl.. Episcopal Metliodi«l
lianibori Jamc^ forwarder, «t the wharf
Lawder, Mrs, innkeeper. King at
Mason, Henry, hardware. King at
Powe . Dr Newton W., King "t
Fowell, Mrs., milliner, King et
Pratt, Thomaa, temperance hou«e Divi.
Bion flt » •»'
short. J. H.. nnr-rat... M--. • »k . ,
■ king at '^ ^^' '^"«'-~=" ^ wegraph,
wIj!}'!; "^hI'"' ""Pcnter. Division at
Vnr? w* ^?'. »"«"''•«•". King at
York, Wm., hairdreaaer, King at
M
COLBORNE-COLD SPRINGS.
REMOVED, DISCONTINUBD BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Armour, Shaw, land airenl, Slo
Axtell, N. G., bookseller
Alien, Henry, dry goodii
Bate, Mim, milliner
Batei, Joaeph, grocer
Bennett, Barton, barrister
Bennett, John, {rrocer
Bredin, Rev. John, Wcaloytn
Budgre, Robert, tailor
Butler, Geor^ro, rorwardor
Drope, James, grocer
Dubeau, Joseph, tailor
Dumble, Wm., tailor
Duncan, H., furrier
Ebbett, Rev. H.
Edgoumbe, Georfre, grocer
Hoaiack, James, bootmaker
Hunt, J. F., hardware
Jackson, H. H., druggist
Kerin, P., baker
Ladu, Rev. S. W.
Loith, Robert, innkeeper
McConnell, Jae., oarriagemaker
Means, Richard, cabinet maker
Mitchell, John, {(rocer
Morrow, Malhew, baker
Poor, C dentist
Robins, Rev. Paul
Rowan, Dr Thomas R.
Russell, John, bootmaker
Smith, jjhn, innkeeper
Stewart, Benjamin C, bookseller
Taylor, Rev. L.
Vandusen, Rev. C.
Vandusen & Ferguson, auctionncrs
Van Ingen, A. J., hardware
COLBORNE.-(Given anew.)
t1nTe«rf?om Cobour". '''l filT'"'"'? °^ ^Z"'""'"'' ^"""'^ "^ Northumberland, C. W., d J
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Boucher, R. M., barrister and attorney at law
fiurroll, G. S., clerk division court
Campbell, D., flour mills
Casey, S. N., lumber merchant
Colton & Hall, general store
Cole, S. S., wharfinger at Colborne harbour
Cox, E., shoemaker
Dewey, Alonzo & Brothers, plaster and saw
mills, and woollen factory
Donaghy, VV. H., carpenter
Pay he, P., ihoemaker
Fowler, O. S., pottery
Fisher, A., general store
Fraser, J, V., temperance house
Fortune, T., bailifF
Goslec, , gcnercd store
Grover, J. M , general si ore, saw mills, and
county warden
Hall, Warren, lumber merchHnt
Haight, Mrs. mnkseper
Howell, D. S., general store
Hughes, Rev. J , Wesloyan
Inglis, G.. blacksmith
Johnson. J., chairmakcr
Keeler, Joseph, wharfinger and general aaent
Colborno harbour " '
Keeler, Jos. A., postmaster and flour mills
Lennan, J., surveyor of euatoms
Lutman, J. S., carpenter
McDonald, S., innkeeper
Males, J., carpenter
Mcrriman, H„ chair factory
Merriman, J. M., saw mills, town coun-
cillor, and J. P.
Millar, P., waggonmaker
Morris, J., carpenter
Powers, Dr J. P.
Pugh, Dr Frederick
Proctor, J. C, general store
Robertson, D., general store
Scott, J. P., insuranc agent and town.
ship clerk
Scott, Reuben, foundry and saw mill
Scougal , George, waggonmaker
Shannon, T., shoemaker
Smith, Rev. M., Church of Scotland
Tudman, N., tannery
Tuttle, J., blacksmith
Underbill, Chas., shoemaker
Varrs. A , waggonmaker
Wessenherjrcr, T., millstone factory
Webb, G. W., chair factory
Wills, H., carpenter
Wilson, Rev. J.. Church of England
COLD SPRINGS.
(Jfot inchded in the Conndn Dirsdory.)
ftom r'nh'^tt"?*"''! '" ^^J Township of Hamilton, County of Northumberland, C.W. : diaU
from Cobourg, 7 miles-stage fare. 2s 6d ; from Gore's Landing. $ miles-stage fare j^"
COLtMBUS-COM PTON-CONSECON.
55
Alphabetical List of ProfeBsions, Trades, &o.
pegg, Jamra, ahoemakcr
Burke, Francis, tonnery
[!ook, John, amith
Donaidaon, Nathaniel, ahuemaker
layden, Rer. Wm , Cungrexationaliat
r.iore, VVm., aaw mill
Boner, Thoa., ahoemaker and grocer
ilcEvera, T., collector
felntosh, David, poalmaater & general atore
Mcintosh, Allan, innkeeper
Mclntoah, Allen, tailor
Manley, John, amith
Newton, Henry, amith
Roaa, John, aaw mill
Soutter, Wm., tailor
Stewart, George, general atore and toivnahip
clerk
Yeoman, David, asacgsor
COLUMBUS.
(See Canada Directory, Page 66.)
^ahton, Miss, teacher
^owle, (instead of Cribb,) S., tailor
tirnnger. Dr., physician
"More, Dr., physician
Keddy & Stone, Miaaes, teachers
Addenda and Errata.
Manuel, Richard, shoemaker.
Ray, John, miller
Sermah, Jos , cooper
WhiUm'th, Miss, dressmaker
Wilacson, Thos., innkeeper
|Black, J., miller
3lair, Thos., miller
Dayman, P ,, teacher
iHepburn, Geo., tanner
IMcDonalJ, P., troggonmaker
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Mills, Jas., saddler
Penhall, Wm , innkeeper
Smith, A., miller
Wilson, Wm , cabinet maker
COMPTON.
(See Canada Directory, Page 66.)
Addenda
ICarpenler, James, joiner
IDearborn & Co , general store
IFarley, Mark, bailifl
iHamel, E., cabinetmaker
[Kendrick & Smith, general store
Mayo, R. S., clerk ofcommissionen court
and township
Paige, D. W , innkeeper
Stimson & Doak, general atore
IDearborn, L., as innkeeper
■ Norton, M., as innkeeper
DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Wadleigb, S , teacher
rch or England
CONSECON.
(See Canada Directory, Pagk 67.)
Addenda and Errata.
IClutk, R. J., Prince Edward hotel. An excellent house, accommodations
! good, and charges moderate.
Jaques, James, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c., in addition to
former business.
' , ■'■fi
56
^OOKSHIRE-COOKSTOWAI-COOKSVILLa
Johnson, Wiiuam, blacksmith, &c. Ever71^iJZriZZ:''~~r~^
execmed-terms moderate. ^ "'""'' "'•'''' ^'^""P".^
LouoHEKD, Joseph, M.D., physician and surgeon
Bailey Levi C, house, sign, cerriasje and
ornamental painter
Buchanan, Robert, mason
Campbell, George, mason i
Cowan, Richard, boot and shoemaker
P^ii »^',?°'?''."'."'"- °f^iK in addition
Follett. Daniel, boot and shoemaker
iiranam, James, miller
Griffis, Stephen D., carri.igemaker
Holmes, John, miller
Kellopp, Thomas, seincmakcr
Lnmpson & Byers, saw mills
Marsh, Mathias, bailifl"
Mitchell, Charles, cabinetmaker .
IVational Loan Fund Life and Equitable Fire
. -^""wnce Go's, R. Darling, igent
Hose, William, mason
Row, David, carpenter and builder i
""chool"' ^^'' '""''" of grammar I
mI".'."""?' «""''«"'• blackimilh
Wittcd. Rev. James G., Weslcynn
Bradeu, Dr. H.
Johnson & Arthur, saw mill
Lightburne, S. L., teacher
Madden. Rev. D. D., VVesleyan
REMOVEK OK DISCONTINUED BUSINESS
iMclcair, Elliott, cooper '
Murphy, Alexonder, shoemaker
fhureison, John, carpenter
COOKSHIRE.
(Ske Canada Directort, Pagu 66.)
Andrews, Dr. A., physician
Haywood, D., general store
Addenda.
Whittimore.P., oabinetmaker
Witford, R., tanner and postmaster
COOKSTOWN.
(See Canada Director v, Page .585.)
Boives. Wm., assistant postmaster
Dickson, Wm., innkeeper
Ferguson, Thos. R., coroner
Addenda.
DECEASED.
Strong, William, shocmokcr.
Harper, James, postmaster
Meldrum, Tlics.. general store
rackaberry, J. fi., tanner and ahoemtker
COOKSyiLLE.
(Ske Canada Directory, Page 67.
)
Cook, T., innkeeper
Cox, William, baker
Dunn. John, (instead of J.mathan,) i.nner
Jennings, Mrs., saw mill ^
Making. Miss, tssshcr
^Mkar, Thomas, waggonmaker
Addenda and Errata.
! Pcak.r, (instead of Parker,) W,n., tin.miti I
Theller, David, mason
Wallace, J., innkeeper
Watson, W., schoolteacher
ILLE.
smith work prompilr
ailifi'
cabinelmnker
Ml Life and Equitable Fire I
^o'f, R. Darling, Agent
• Co., R. Dnrlirg, ngenij
JP. and generil itoro
ion
nter and builder
M-) teacher or grammar I
blaclnmilli
a G., Wenlcynn
:ss.
)per *
I shoemaker
rpenter
inetmalier
andpottmasttr
CORNWALL-CORUNNA.
ft?
RBMOVBD, DISCOWTINUBD BUSTlTliSB OR DKC1!A8»D.
iBIoviai, iMm., mw mill
Dntler, Dr. Geo. C.
Itlemphill, Ezra, WM^goiiinaker
llliighc*, Rer. JauiM
■Logan, Franoia, general ature
iMtcKenzio, John, tailor
Macready. Jaa.. carpenter
Roranin, Chas. E., aaw mil
Saunders, W., teacher
SootI, W,, innkeeper
Teeter, R., innkeeper
VVilion, Rev. James
CORNWALL.
(Sbb Canada DinKCTORv, Paob 68.)
Public Offloerfl, (Addenda.)
I Mattice, Wm., M.P.P. for Slormonl
[ McDonald, Dr. R., M.P.P. for Cornwall
Rose, J. W., M.P.P. for Dundas
I Elliott, Andrew, mayor of Cornwall and county warden
WnoiJ, George, C, registrar for Stormont
Bell, Wm., marble works
Belisland, Alexr., builder
Dickson, C, blacksmith
f^'prland, Robort, distiller
Alphabetical Addenda.
KcAvin, J., zsneralsturo
Litilc, W., printer of ' The Consliiutional"
McLennan, D., saw mills
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS
Bell, John, dislilUr
Coombs &, llickcy, hotel keepers
Forsyth, Wm.. innkeeper
Hawkine, — , saw mills
Johnson, Joseph, smith
Mitchell, — , printer
MnDoncll & U(i., general store
I aster
sral xtore
nner and ahoemaker
rker,) Win., tinifflitil
ibinet makfr
cher
CORUNNA.
(J^ot included in the Canada Directory^)
\ rising VittAGE situated on the River St. Clair, in the Township of Moore fio.mi.„r
Lambton, C.W.-dis.ant from Port Sarnia, fi miles; steamboa? f«?e o De roit?7. tf
Population, about 150. i/eiroii, /». oo.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Campbell, George, innkeeper
Coates, Walter, general store
Cowan, John, teacher
Desk, Th mas, shoeslore
Fisher, Thomas, general merchant, ivhacfinge
and county warden
Gilbert, Charles B., millwright and engineer
Farquharson, John, cartwright
Howard. Dyer, smith
Hubbard, J^hn, machinist
McGlashan, P., J, ?. and wharfow.ier
Mackay, Dcnald, carpenter and builder
Miller, Henry J.,general store & wharfineer
Proctor, George, miller
Proctor, iMirza, cartwright and saw mill
Ross, Daniel, junr., boots and shoes
Salter, Rev. Geo. J. R,, Church of England
Stavely. Mathew, tailor •
Rider, Horace, carpenter and builder
Stephen, Adam S , postmaster and druzKist
laylori Jarsss « harSn-e-
Wiggins, Wm.'w, m'iiiwrlght
\\ ood«, .lohn, cartwright and Joiner
II
-Ji t '
fl^f^^^E^^Li^AN^ ^
COTEAU LANDING.
(S.B Camada Dirbctohy, Paoh 70.)
Steamboat fare to Montreal, 7$. 6d,
Addenda and Errata.
L'""'-/, W-'/ P- & com. of .mall cau.«.
ferry, Alexander, .1. p.
Prieur, O. F.. general »tore
^ricur, Olivier, carpenter
Roebuck, Henry, trader
s«ilk i''r'»,g''ocer and ahoe.iore
omith, Richard, shoemaker
♦Vatier, J., general itore
1
DaWdwn, A., iniuranee aeent
Pu II«' f "i""' ■""•' "<^'"»''Ke hotel
HnlT.' •^'i"' J"""-" 'teamboat hotel
(inatead of cabinetmaker) * '
Jycki, Andrew, baker
Mcotyro. Abm.. brickmakcr
P«ttin»«le, Daniel, carpenter
REMOVED.
8. Bronrning, removed to the Ottawa hotel, IVIontreal
COWANSVILLE.
(S«B Canada DiHKCToay, Page 69.)
DflgHfh, Jamea, tailor
O Halioran, Jamea, advocate
Dougherty, Marcua, advocate
Addenda
I IVaver. Hiram, ahoemaker
I Kuiter, Jamea, innkeeper
REMOVED.
I Therien, G. H. E., advocate
CROWLANDVILLE, OR COOK'S MILLS.
(See Canada Dibectory, Page 583.)
Cl«rke. Rev. Richard, VVealey.n ^^^f^J*-
M'Arlhur, M., grocery atore T^^'IT' "hoemaker
DiBCONTrvn»« ' ^°^"' ^P'^""?"' ^ethodiat
Crelghton. Rev. W. "'-^O^W^^^D or rbmoved.
Doan, P. C, innkeeper I «""'5?T:^-^-
Doan, Robert, atora Houae, William, smith
Elliott, Rev. J. N. Yokom,,W. W., smith
CUMBERLAND,
(JVot included in the Canada Directory.)
o_Z?ff'*^'-.^'«'. Township situated on th« .„.,.k ... . •_
«u«cH V. v,-..aiBli,iU from Bytown limiie/'.T-.^l'r'.V'''/ ""VTJ^ ""»*««• County ol
Populauon of the Township, about 1/^"' '^'-•'•••nlwat fare. 2.. 6d., stage fare, 3s. 9d.
VDVILLB, Sl«.
>.)
and sta^e agents,
to with despatch.
k com. ofiroali cauHi
il «tore
inter
der
' and Mioeslore
maker
tore
real
laker
per
ilvocate
IILLS.
iscopal Methodiat
JiUwu, County of
Blase fare, Ss. 9d.
CUMMlNSVILLE-DALHOtJSIE MlLLS-D*AIL.
Liiiigh, William, millwright
Pclrie, Arohibald, J. P., and tuwnthfp
reeve
Alphabetioal Lift of Profeisioiu, Trades, fto.
Alien, Jol»n, •liocmaker
Allen, Thorna*, (hoemiikor
Uiaedell, Mar<hiill N., blaekamith
BiMhby, John, weaver
Demuntet, Hypolite, millwrii;ht
Dunning, George Glbb, pdatmattor and gen-
eral tture
Filialrault, Francii, carpenter
lirier, John, general store
Laoroix, Dr. A. O., phjraicinn
Shanki, Rev. David, Church of Scotland
Robillard, Benjamin, maion
WiUon. Rev. Richard, Wealejran
Wilwn, William, genetal itnre
WilMn. Ralph. J. P.
Wilson, John, (B), clerk of court
Wilaon, John, (F), tieaaurcr
CUMMINSVILLE
(See Canada Directory, Facb 58*.,
Addenda and Errati.
Dell, John, brickmaker
Durkholder, Abm.4limeburner
Carr, Samuel, joiner
Cruaoe, John, cooper
Ciiiiontcr, Mathiaa, inipector ot liconiea
Doville, William, tannery
Nioholl, J(»r,», , -w.iiwrlghl
Pantun &. (ia„er, (in addition) 9 eaw milta
Sage, Henry, oarriagemakor
Siokea, Thnmaa, ia«v mill
Will, Wesley C., saw mill
REMOTKD, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS, OR DECEASED.
Flock, Dr., physician
Galloway, Wm.,of T. & W. Gallowuy
Gage Sl Wills, aaw mills
Gage, Andrew, aaw milla
Holbrook & Haynes, tanneri
DALHOUSIE MILLS.
(J\rot included in the Canada Directwy.)
A ViLLAOB situated on the river Delisle, in the Township of Lancaster. County of Glen-
garry, C.W. Population, about 100.
Alphabetical List of
Batbarst, James, innkeeper
Caltenach, Angus, general store
McCiillam. John, maater mechanic and inn>
keeper
McDonald, Duncan, general atore
McDonald. Archibald, tanner and currier
McLean, Rev. A. E , Church of Scotland
Professions, Trades, &c.
McLsod, Alex., blacksmith
McPhall, Donald W., general atore and
postmaster
Munroe, George, blacksmith
O'Cavanagh, James, shoemaker
Roberiion, Abraham, shoemaker
Urquhari, John, mill owner
D'AILLEBOUT.
( JVo* included in the Canada Directory.')
A ViLLAOBand Parish situated in the Seigniory of DcRamsay, County of Berthier, C.E.—
distant from Industry, 10 miles.
Alphabetioal List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Berczy, Wm., Lt.Col., seieniur, J.P., com.
0<!
',yi
Bruntau, Andre X, general store
Charron, dit Docharme, Moxime, carpenter
Charron, dit Ducharme, Joaeph, carpenter
of small caures and councillor
Demarais, Dr. J. C, phyaieian
f
f:'
'■' I
f,
DANVlLLfc-DELAWAIiE.
Deziel, Louis J., notary public
Houlo, Ephraim, amilh
Je«nnot, Rot. F,, Roman Caliiolic
Joly, Pierre, general store
Levesque, Pierre, land survcTor, and dei,u.
ty grand »oycr
Landry, Capt. Alexia
Massicotte, Copt. Joiepli
Peltier, Ovide, miller
Rebardy, Pierre, com. small cause's
1 urncr, Robl., postmaster and com. of small
I causes
DANVILLE.
(See Canada Directory, Page .585.)
Present population, hbout 425,
Addenda an^ Errata.
Baker, Enochi commissioner of i^nrnW causes
Boucher. C. A., cliairmaker
Erown, Joseph, blacksmith
Cass, A. C, grocer
Clo»eland, Geo. N., commissioner of small
causes
Cleveland, C. B.,jr,, postmaster aad J, P.
Uivis, Charles, sliuemakcr
Davis, Win , tailor
Flint, Kendal, mason
Forbes, Heron, saddler
Goddin, Geo. A., pail factory
Goodhue, Jos. L,, tanner
Ilannoii, Maurice, mason .
Harvsy, Orange, butcher
Hawes, Geo., livery slublu & stage owner
Lee, Joseph, curpcnter
iMcCann, Josppli, shoemaker
Poule, Peter, blacksmilii
Randal', Joseph, joiner
Richardson, Norris, join;'r
Shaw, Joiiepli, i^aw mill
Sutherland, A. C , storekeeper
Willey, Jarod, joiner
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Emerson, Moses, shoemaker | wj.iicomb, Sil,... t.nner
DELAWARE.
(See Canada Directorv, Paok 71.)
• ' ' ' '
Addenda and E rata.
TowLE, Simon M., postmaster, and getieral iiiercfiant
Ackers, Henry, cabinetmaker
Beach, Peter, carpenter
Day, Louis, general store and shoe shop
Green, Stephen B,, general store
Harris, Henry, (inslend of Charles) saddler
Miller, Thomas, carpenter
Paine, Benjanain, (instca'd of Payne, E.)
shoemaker
rcacock, Charles, shoemaker
Randall, Thomas, (instead of E.) shoe-
maker
Rogers, G. S., general stoic
hcolt, J. A., tailor
Sprmger, Benjn., J. P.
Tiffany. Otis, carpenter
Williams, William, tailor
REMOVE'. OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Billtngton, Dr.
Cbubb, Joseph, blacksmith
Drake, John, postmaster and general store
Patton, Lewis, general store
Young, John, waggonmaker
DEMORESTVILLE-DEWITTVILLE-DICKINSON'S LANDING. Slc. 61
DEMORESTVILLE
(See Cawaua DinKcxoHv, Page 71.)
Addenda and Errata.
Spkagub, N., |iOiilii)asler and general store
Clark, H. B., grocer, (instead of JobnHickO
Barton, T. B. C, carriagenioker
Hart, John, (instead of Alexr.) blacksmith
Lay, J> B., general store
Smith, D. Sc B, general store
Reynolds, Rev. J , VVesleyan (instead of W.
Pool)
Smith, SHmuel, Hour (instead of saw) mills
Young, Rev. S., Episcopal Methodist
(instead of Mr. Lane)
DEWITTVILLE.
(See Canada Directort, P>ge 72.)
Cameron, Hugh, millwright
Dougherty, Daniel, cabinetmaker
Lebargc, Joseph, carpenter
Addenda.
i Purge, John, carding mill
' Todd, John, shoemaker
RGMOVED.
McAughan, Archibald, blacksmith
DICKINSON'S LANDING.
(See Canada Directory, Page 72.)
Addenda and Errata.
Akins, Edward, shoemakt r
Archibald, W. P., general store
Baker, Gordon, general store
Bullock, R. K., coHerter of customs
Colquhoun, William, (late Matlice & Col<iu-
houn) general »tore
Fisher, James, blacksmith
Hearle, J. G., soap fnciory
Howard, Rev. Mr,, Wesleyan
Love, Moses, cnoper
McQuillan, William, (instead oi John) shoo.
maker
Ferkis, George, cabinetmaker
Reed & Kezar. general store
Snyder, John, hotelkeeper
Wood & Fulton, (late J. R. Wood) iron
founders
REMOVBD, DISCONTINUKO BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Crummenauer, H. D., soap factory
Dixon, James E., general store
McDonald, George, generol store
Purkis, Rev. Isaac
Rolfe, Rev. Robert
Sills, Rev. Mr.
Neil, Robert, tailor '
Verncr, John, collector of customs
Whitcomb, E, J , geneial store
Williams, Rev. Mr.
DOON.
{J^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Villagg: situated in the Township and County of Wuicrloo. C.W.. on iho Grand River.
„ t «J /'"'"/'"■''"• ^ .""'«■»' f""" <^a"t 6 mileH-stage lire, 1.. 3d-fVom Hamilton, 31
miles, stage fare, 6j. 3d.
Beale, John, shoemaker
Beck, Frederick, elove dealer
Alphabetical List Qf Profeseions, Trades, &c.
Bund, Josiab, waggon maker
Burnsj Robert, tailor
DOUGLAS— DRUMMONDVILLE—DUPFIN'S CREEK.
Ewart, Jaa. B., flour mills, 2} tnilea diatant
rerrie, Robert, poatmaster, J. P. and agent
for Canada Life Asa. Company
Ferrie, R. & Co., merchants, millera, diatil.
lera, &o,
Hamaohor, B., ahoemaker, * mile distant
Hamacher, Petor do du du
Kribe, Henry, carpenter
Mitchell, John, imith
Peder, Thor., town councillor
Reea, Rev. Henry, Methodist
Rooa, John, innkeeper
Stewart, Rev. Alexander, Methodist
Stanton, Charles, general store, 2) miles
distant
Tilt, John, tailor, } mile distant
StauiTer, Joseph B., saw mills
Watson, James, saw and cloth mills, | mile
distant
DOUGLAS.
(JSfoi included in the Canada Directory.)
A Village situated in the Township of Bromley, County of Benlrew, C. W,
liinuiiijr, O.. miller
Camomn St, Ferguson, {fnneral atore
Dtxriiijr. Daniel, smith
(irBnt &. Erskine, general store
iVI 'Fdrlane, John, carpenter
M'Leah, James, shoemaker
M'Pherson, Angus, carpenter
Alphabetical List of ProfeBsions, Trades, &c.
M'Lean, Hector, plasterer
Merrick, Chailes, miller
M'jore, Elias, miller
Riley, Thomas A., carpenter
Shaw, John, miller
Robertson. John, postmneler
Vaughan. Matthew & Jamea, carpenters
DRUMMONDVILLE, C. E.
(See Canada Directory, Page 73.)
Adenda and Errata.
Liiritoque, Dr., phvsicinn
Marler (instead of Master), G. L., store.
keeper
Scott, Wm. (instead of J.), shoemaker
Watts, R. N , J. p. (instead of M.P.P.)
Miller, G. W., slorekicper
REMOVED.
I Picton, T., shoemaker
DUFFIN'S CREEK, or Cantmt.— {Given anew.)
A ViLLAOB situated in the Townshij Pickering, County of Ontario C W A.^.^^t t
Toronto, 22 miles-stage fare, 3, 9d. Population, about 250. ' * ^" '*"^"'"* '""■
Botsford, John D., smith
Brunker, , shoemaker
Burns, Dr Robert, physician
Cuthbert, Alexander, shoemaker
Campbell, John, tailor
Farewell, William, innkeeper
Gordon, William, carpentt;r
Gibbins, Wm., shoemaker
Grey, James, tailor
Gorretl, Alexander, cooper
Gorduii, John, cooper
Hayea, George, cooper
Head, Petor, miller and innkeeper
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Hodgson, Mathew, brewer
Hodgson, James, saddler
Hozun, Andrew, carpenter
Johnson, George, tailor
Jewilt, Charles, S., tanner
Jewitt, James, shoemaker
Leper, Arthur & Co, general store
Lumsden, William, general store
McGan, Bartlett, shoemaker
McMillan & Shears, tanners
Marsh, Rev. T. W., Church of England
Mathews, James, innkeeper
O'Brien, John, saddler
DUNBARTON.—DUNDAS.
Palmer, J., gri«t mtll
Prout, ChRrles, carpcnler
Ramiay, David, cooper
Riohbrds, Robert &. Thoina?, nitiH'DiN
Smith, William, mason
Sterlinfr, Jamea, general atoro
Sullivan, Pdtriok, wag^onmakar
Tenningn, Thog. C, smith
Walker, William, waKgonmaker
Webb, ?auel, cooper
Whitney, P. F., genera! ilore, postmaaler,
and J. P.
DUNBARTON, or Pickering Harbors,
(J\rot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Village siiuiilfd on Frenchman's Bay, in the Township of PiekerInK, County of Ontario,
C. W., distant from Toronto, 19 miles— stage fare, 2s 6d. ' /
AIphAbetical List of Frofessions, Trades, &o.
Boslwick. George, J. P,
Clark, David, miller, Forest Mills
Dunbar, Wro,, sen., J. P., ■ecrelary and
treasurer Pickering harbour company
Dunbar, Alex., carriagemakor
Dunbar, William, smith and ploughmakcr
Forrest, William, general store
German, William, contractor
Gorwell, Thcs., shoemaker
Laukins, James, carpenter
Laukins, William, carpenter
McKeggie, John, general itura
Muir, Wm., tanner
Parknr, John, general ntore and postmaster
Wad Jell, Rev. A. W..Preabyterian, saper.
intendent of achoois
Wood, Thos., general store and shoe shop
DUNDAS.
(See Canada DirectorTj Page 74-.)
Population, increased to about 4000, and erery appearance of a still grailer degree of pro-
Assurance Companies, Public Officers, &c., (Addenda.)
Bank British North America, W. Cooke, accountant
National Loan Fund, Life, and Equitable, Fire, Ascurance Companies, R. W..
Suter, agent "^
Ontario Fire and Marine Assurance Company, R. W. Suter, agent
Provincial Mutual and General Assurance Company, R. W. Suter, agent
Spence, Robert, county warden and town reeve
Racey, Thomas, county registrar, Main st
Begue, A. P., notary, and clerk of Division court
Laidlaw, W. P., town collector
Telegraph Office, J. B. Whitney, manager, King st
Alphabetical Addenda.
BiCKELL, Richard, innkeeper, Main st. Good accommodations and riioderato
charges are the rule here
Bennett & Sutton, saloon, Main si. Refreshments of the best qualitr. at
reasonable charges '
Horner, Mrs., millinery establishment and fancy store, Main st
HoivE. T., importer and dealet in dry goods, groceries, crockery, &c. Main st
bXCHAMGE HotkL. James ICennedv. Mnin «>t on'io«!«'» «H»T-»~—'— " ?==
fuinished at short no4ice here
Jones, —--, (late Jones & Harris,) general printing office, King st
Kino, J. R., hairdresser, periumer, wig and curl maker, ^c, King it
" M,
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DUNDEE. C. E.
Mitchell & McMahon, Drs., physicians and surgeons, King at
MacMicking, James, Gore flour mills s , k bi
NOTMAN& Barton, barristers and attornies at law, notaries, conveyancerJ
Owens, Dr.,'phy8ician and surgeon. King st
aillT^' ('T^l'^.o'" Patterson), John, woollen manufacturer, Elgin miJI.
^UiCK, Dr., physician and surgeon, Main st ' 6 *
Hacet, Thomas, registrar, county of Halton, Main st
^PENCE, R., paper mills, K'ng st, west
Taappe, J., merchant tailor and clothier, Main st. Clothing furnished on verv
moderate terms, and of a superior quality.
Warder, the Dundas, weekly paper, Jones, publisher, King st
■ luleigon, W. & Co., Gore flour Mills, King
st, West ^
BalciDiin, \V„ baker. Mhiii st
ft'tte,:, ;\Ir»,inillin«r. Main st
i^aloc, Jf>.^c|,l», wntchmrtker, Mun u
bell, IJpv. Mr., Clnifch of England *
Bi;tt, Henjamin, boots and sboeg. Main »t
riti. VVilliam. boots and njioes. King «t
liiowD, H., baker, Kii*"- st
BiillocK, William, (instead of J..) lavcrn
keeper, near Flamhoro Millii
Burns, J., boots and shoes, King tt
Boyle, Patrick, smith ond cart maker, Main
hi
.BurtDii, J., grocer. King st
Camp, (instead of Kemp) .\I., mncliinisi,
&c„ Mam st
Campbej], D., grocer. King si
Colbert, C, hair dresser, Main st
Cooper & Wright, eabinelmnkerf, King st
Duggan, M., tailor, King st
Dowjing, VV., tailor. King st |
Franks. L., innkeeper, Main st I
Wregson, A & Co., <ii v goods, King si j
llare, James, grocer. King st j
Harris, J„ shoe sture. Kin" si i
Hnwngs. B., tavern, King"st I
Hazlowood, —, smith. King st I
Hill, R. P.. tailor, King st
, REMOVED, DISCONTINUED
Boiec, Wni., storekeeper
Bruce, Francis, hotel Iteepcr i
Foley &. Snow, tailors j
Harris, , printer
Huglll, Kev. Joseph I
Hunter, Dr., phy«iei?ti
Ironsides, Jr mis, last l.ictory '
i Hogg, Jahn & Co, dry goods, King st
Irwin, J., whipmaker, King et
'. Johnston, W., grocer. Kirig st
: Keating, S., yroccr, Main st
i Kennedy, E., saloon. Main sL
Kenny, S.. tavern. King st
Kent, J., tavern, Main st
; Laidluw, W. P., tailor, Main st
Kirby, James, distiller, &c.. Flambor'.
Mills, address Dundas P. O.
Laveii, J., tavern. King st
Lilly, .Tames, si,.ilh, Main st
Main, !\Ii8H, mi liner, Main st
McCliiskey, P,. tavern, King st
McFetridgp, W., saloon. Market square
McKenzie. John, dry goods, Main st
McNaughlon & Mann, last lactory, Main m
Nash, A., hatter and furrier King st
Patten, J., saloon, King st
Quain, P, grocer, King st
Smith, Charles, grocer. King st
Smith, James, dry goods. &c. King »t
Starke, Rev. Mr., Free Churcli
Turner, J., smith, King si
Wade, J., shoemaker, Main st
Webster, W.. eatinghonse, King st
Weir, R., grocer, KinjJ st
Witherspoon, A., watchmaker, Main si
Young, J., grocer, King st
BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
O'Doniiell, D., shoemakei-
Spencer, Joseph, flour mills
Swanson, Wm , grocer
Turney, J., broom maker
Wagstaff, John, discontinued the li.jrd.
ware business only
DUNDEE, C.E.
(Ses: Cajiada Dirkctohy, Page 76.)
Ajj j-
uucuua.
Baker, D., postmaster and commissioner of small causes
Denean, (instead of Denata) E., commissioner j Smith, Iia'ac, clerk of cotnmiMionera court
of small causes | Burch, N. S,, removed from the place
jrer, Elgin tn\\h
I furnished on very
DURHAM. ORMS TOWN-DURHAM, ST. FRANCIS-DURHAM, C.W. 6d
DURHAM, Ormstem.
(See Canada Dibectokv, Page 77.)
Addenda and Errata. *
Cavar.a, James, Bhocniakcr
Doyle, Re?. Mr,, Roman Catholic
Ferns, Jamei, tinamith
Lightall, Wm. F., (instead of J.,) ndiary, &c
McCarty, James, shoemaker
McEachern, Mrs., innkaeper
McMullin, Francis, tailor
Pace, James, wheelwright
Reid, Wm., general store
Scott, Thomas, mil/er
Shaw, James, carpenter
Stewart, Misses, miliinera
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED
S?""L"?I'1™'.:^°-"' ''°'"' "^"""ll causes I Leckie, David, bootmaker
Fax, Simon, tailor
Howie, Wm., smith
Kearin, Rcr. J., Roman Catholic
McEachern, Hector, innkeeper
Morrison, Ale.xr., cabinet maker
Needier, W., miller
DURHAM, St. Francis.— {Given anew.)
A VaLAOB in the, Township of Durham, County of Drummond, District of St. Francia.
-from Richmond"? miles ^'' ^"""'•'-•^'"""i '^f^™ P^^' St- Francis. 66 iniles
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
More, Robert, postmaster
Atkinson, George, trader
Atkinson, Andrew, carpenter
Atkinson, William, com. of small causes
Atkinssn, George, com. of small causes
Blake, George, saw mill
Bothwell, James, com. of small causes
Both well, John, J. P.
Brown, Josiah S., com. of small causes
Bulnier, Thomas, bricklayer
Charpcntier, Michel, shoemaker
Cfoss, Ira, saw mill
Cross, L., shoemaker
Cutter, H. £., general store
Dorion, Rev. J. H., Roman Catholic
Duylo, Phillip, blacksmith
Dunkerly, Rev. David, Congregational
Dunkerly, W. R., wool carder & mill owner
Elliott, William, millwright
Elliott, Wm., jr., joiner and carpenter
Elwin, M , grist mill owner
Fields, James, cooper
Foster & Brown, general store
French, Robert, mason
Gilmet, David, bricklayer
Griffing, H. 8^, clerk of com. court
Griffith, James, jr., general store
Lawless, Charles, bailiU
McBricn, John, land surveyor
McCullough, Levi, tanner
McDougall, W., general store
McMurray, John, tailor
Maillet, J. B. E., general store
Marcoux, Adolphe, tailor
Millar, Robert, blacksmith
Montgomery, Wm., J.P.
Mooney, Dennis, tanner
Orrock, Rtibert, carpenter
Phillips, E. D., advocate
Placey, George, cooper
Ployuarl, Major Frederick
Proulir, Nuel, com. of small causes
Reed; Thomas, blacksmith
Richmond, George, ahoemaker
Scott, Alexander, scddler
Stevens, S., slate quarry
Stevens, Charles, saw mill
Vallee, J., shoemaker
Walker, Lyman, J.P.
Weare, John, blacksmith
White, Dr. H., physician
Yale, Theophilus, grist mill owner
DTTRfl A M n W _/ri:.,« \
A ViLiAOE situated in the Townships of Beniinck and Glenelg, County of Grey, C.W.—
jflstsnt from Guelpb, 66' miles— stage fare, 12s 6d.— from Owen's Sound, 28 mile*. PoBu-
latioD, abont 150. '^
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EATON-ELGIN-ENNISKILLEN.
Alphabetical list of
SCHOFIELD, M. C, provincial land
Baldwin, John, (general store
Baldwin Brothers, builder* and C8 ir enters
Briggg, Edward, maaon
Brown, TbomaB, tanner and Inather sloro
Bull, Henry, builder and carpenter
Hunter, Archibald, J.P, and hotel keeper
Jackson, George, crown lands agent
Jones, Thomas, shoemaker
Legate, S. E., mill owner and issuer of mar-
riage licenses
McKciiz'e, Ceo., shoemaker
McNok-, A. B., general store & postmaster
MathfflWB Gciorge, builder nr>d carpenter
Professiona, Trades, &o.
Mirveyor and lumber merchant
May, Isaac, hotel keeper
Provincial Life AssurartceCompaa^', M.i;
Schofield, ageni>,
Scott, Joh« W,., general store
Sleep, John, ii/oemaker *
Stewart, Robt r' general ttOK:
Pj Lawrenf > jw ranee Company, M. C.
Schofi.; u, Hgont
Walton, Abm., wiggonr^akor
Walton, Thomas t 'ack&.t»ith
West./n, Insurance Cosiipanv, Geo. .Turk
son, agent
Wilson, John, tinsmith
Allbec, David, shoeniakei-
Clough, Wra., cluthier and wciol chrder
Gwynne, Em (instead of Gargnon, E.) tailor
Liaroche & Rogcs, blacksmiths
Libournoau, M., (instead of Lebourdais)
smith ''
EATON.
(See C u Ai!iA Directory, Page 78.)
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Hst^imond, R., blacksmith
Hurd, ill. A., storekeeper
Sawyer, W., tailor aad clothier
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Loberee, Edward, bailiff
McKnight, John, blacksmith
Osgood, James, (instead of Joseph) harness
maker
Rogers, Dr A. H., physician
Sherrill, Rev. E. J., (instead of C. T.)
Smith & Hasseltine, wool carders aod
clothiers
ELGIN.
(J\rot included in the Canada Directory.)
if.m;rm'.:i7r 'Pe?ata?gret7 12TIZT\^ ^T' ?A^T'^'«-» ^'^ «-
52 miles. Polt Office known as .'BrLnt."' Southampton, 30 miles, from Godericb,
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades. &c.
Bolton, JohD, innkeeper
Benson, James, carpenter .and builder
Jardm St, Valentine, general store
M cRone, Juhn, cabinetmaker
Shcnnon, John, postmaster & general store
&>tewart, Moses, shoe store
Walker, Joseph, innkeeper, grist and saw
mills
^nS5:;Si: '^Ku^i. Jl?'-' ^-^^ o^Durham, CM -
Alphabetical list of Professions. Trades *«
Crippen, David, smith
:*>i>iar:t rrom
Distance froi
wool carders and
r & general atore
9
r, grist anJ saw
^ — d;»tknt(Vom
ETCHEMIN—FARMERSVILLE-FARNHAM EAST
67
lAvkhS'!, /amei, waggomnaker
Kitox,Arihisr, temperance ino
McConne!) -, shoemaker
VsCullo, h Dr., phynician
M.?Lanft!ri,;;, Wm , carpenter
Scott, :jii(:.(i'h, itorekfceper
Dutch, Robsrt, cooper
Ferric, Thomas, storekeeper
Tield, William, joiner
Hampenstall, David, waggonmaker
Harrey, Dr. Samuel, physician
James, J., saw mill— I J mile distant
Johnson, Wm., waggonmaker
Secor, Alexr, grist and saw mills — 1 mile
distant
Sharp, William, waggonmaker
Shared, John, shoemaker
Shatlick,—, smith
Young, John, maaon
ETCHEMIN.
(See Canada Dibectory, Page 80.)
Addenda.
Cane, James, civil engineer
Ferres, James M,. contractor
Morgan, T., dry goods store
Rigney, J., (general store and contractor
Stanton, John, grocer
Walker. Henry, general store
FARMERSVILLE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 80.)
Addenda and Errata.
Bresee, William P., temperance hotel
Clark, Joel, temperance hotel, carding and
fulling mills
Bates, Ninian, floor and saw mill
Boyce, John K.. chairmaker and painter
Graham, Rev. Wm., Episcopal Methodist
King, Wm. W., clerk division court, and
agent Tor marriage liceiuea
Landers. John, cooper
Phillip, Rev. Wm., Wesleyan
Pierce, Robert, shoemaker
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Hawkins, Norman, flour and saw milie
How, Richard, innkeeper
King, Wallace, temperance house and shoe
store
Smith, Levi, cooper
Williams, Harmon, flour and saw mills, &e.
Wilsey, Samuel, smith
FARNHAM EAST.
< (See Canada Directory, Page 81.) .
Distance from St John», 27 miles; from Montreal, 50 miles.
Addenda
Cameron, D., carpenter
Halbert & Hutchins, general store and car-
riage makers
Hyatt, 6., general store
Johnston, John, postmaster and general store
Jones, J., blacksmith
Morison, D., blacksmith
Mackay, A., shoemaker
Read, R., blacksmith
Robertson, W., shoemaker
Schoolcraftf C, carpenter
Schoolcraft, Wm., shoemaker
Short, Jacob, saw mill
Stow, M , axe and hoe factory
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Adams, George, general store
Bench, N, S.« mill owner
Cameron &, Mansfield, mill owners
Ruiter, Jacob, saw mill owner
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FARNHAM WEST-FEHGUS-FITZR OY HARBOUR.
FARNHAM WEST.
(See Canada Directory, Paoe 81.)
A lopp, JM. J., general itoro
All«opp, J. B., law and grist millii
Baker, — , mw and grist millfl
Baron, G., carpenter
Berwick, J., carpenter
Berrien, Mrs M. A., goneral store
Beisenct, A., carpenter
Beasetle, E., carriage maker
Bessette, F. X^ carpenter
Borden, 0., carpenter
Bordon, — , general store
Bowker, E. & J., lath factory
Buck, William, carpenter
Addenda
Dery, F. X., carpenter
Dwyer, James, carpenter
Gardener, J., carpenter
Higgins, A., carpenter
Marezno, Pierre, batcher
Meggs & Allan, general store
Meriell, E., blacksmith
Murtagh. P. II., clerk to com. court
Mullen, James, bailiff
Prevost, L., baker
Supernault, F.. woollen factory
Weese, F., carpenter
White, A. P„ general store & woollen fwct
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Dallaire, Rev. J.
Hardle, James, millwright
Higgins, F., temperance inn
Kirke, David, carriage maker
Mercien, Joseph, general store
Reed, Henry, smith
Robertson, Wm., shoemaker
Short, Jacob, saw and grist mills
Young, Edward, smith
FERGUS.
(See Canada Directory, Page 81 )
Situated in County of Wellington-e.age faro to Guelph. Is. 3d.
Andercon, Francis, niilicr
n/**!.' ^ir^:' "'"" ■"'^ storekeeper
Black, William, carpenter
Elmes, James, joiner
Foote, John, innkeeper ■
Glover, iMisses, milliners
Keleher, (instead of Keleher) W. hotel keeper
{J???^'"' -; "dd'^r and harness maker^
Mlft'i* •;»^'*'*.^J,'''"*' ^ '^'»'') 8en««l store
Mutch & Daniel, Drs., phyeiciana & surg
Addenda and Errata.
Pattison, William, general store
Service. R. S., general store
Small, Joseph, bootmaker
Smith, William, bailiff
Smith, J. L., clerk of division court
Mewart, Robert, general store
btewart. Misses, milliners
Watson, Thomas, tanner and currier
Burr, James, hotel keeper
Galbraith, W. & J , storekeepers
Gareau, John, saw mill
Robs, David, carpenter
REMOVED OK DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Smith, Jas. L., apothecary
Watson, J. W., storekeeper
Webster, James, com. Q. B.
FITZROY HARBOR.
(See Canada Directory, Page 82.)
Aylwin, Dr. George C, physician
Cockburn, William, lumberer
Grierscn, John, general store
Hawiey, Andrew, general store
McArthur, Donald, general store
MeDonald, Angua Roy, lumberer
Addenda.
MeDonald, John, lumberer
Pil..^!".' i"""', «',"«?°n ""oker & smith
s^'b — > -r . u., vlctti 01 flivisioii court an
postmaster
Shaw, Duncan, tanner
Teovens, John, inn and atorekeeper
nd
n com. court
FLAMBORO» WEST-P0NTHILL-F0RE8TV1LLE.
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I REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
I Dubord, Dr, David | Loney, William, Unnor
FLAMBORO' WEST.
(Sei Canada Directory, Page 83.)
Addenda.
CoLOLEUGH, Walter, in addition to former address, postmaster and lum-
ber merchant •
Chooks, a. <Sb D., in addition to former address, lumber merchants
MiitER, William, owner of the Dundas and Gait Macadamised road
Morris, Thomas, waggon maker and township reeve
Dndd, John, tinnmith | Ferres, Samuel, livery stable
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
McKee, William, smith | Sullivan, Coraeliui, tailor
Murray. George, smith
W
FONTHILL.
(J^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLLAQB 'situated in the Townships of Pelham and Thornld, County uf Wulland, C. W.,
distant from Toronto, via Port D^lhousie, 40 milea— steamboat and stago fnro, 15s: staL't)
fare, from Port Dalhoasie, distant 12 miles, 3s 9d. Population, about 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Hraekbill, Jacob, general store
Buckbee, John C., saddler
Canby, Thomas, commissioner Q. B.
Berston, Harris & Co., tobacco factory
Clark, James S., waggonmaker
Conger, James, carpenter
Dennis, Jacob, tailor
D'Evercudo.D., regidtrar and county clerk,
county of Wclland, Hud N. P.
Douglas, W. F., architect and builder
Chappel, Robert, sash and blind factory
Barly, James, tinsmith
Fraser, John, M-D,, county warden and
town reeve
Gore, John, cabinetmaker
Griffith, John, shoemaker
Haney, Robert A.. M.D.
Hobson, Robert, J. P.
Kinsman, A. B., carriagemaker
Kinsman, Duncan, general storr
Kinsman & Stevens, chemista &. dru^fgrnts
Lock, Henry D., tailor
McDougall, Rev. Allan, Baptist
Price, John S., general store & postmaster
Price, David S., general store
Philp, Guy, tailor
Reilly, James, boot and shoemaker
Randall, Robert, blacksmith
Rice, Eber, innkeeper
Smith, Thomas, innkeeper
Swayze, Rev. Caleb, Episcopal Methodist
Township Council, Pelham, 1853. — John
Fraser, reeve; Peter Mettler, Jacob
Crow, jun., W. C. Mooro, Alex. B.
Chapman, D. D'Everendo, clerk, John
S. Price, treasurer
FORESTVILLE.
{Jfot included i.. the Canada Directory.)
A ViLLAUE situated in the south-westerly part of the, Township of Charlotteville, County of
Norfolk, C.W., 14 miles south-west from Simcoe— stage from Simcoe to Vienna paBses
daily each way ; faro to Simcoe, 3s 9d ; to Vienna, Ts 6d. Population, 150.
Alphabetical Ii&
BroWn, William, innkeeper
Biglow, Benjamin, shoemaker
of Professions, Trades, &o.
Farnham, Daniel, carpenter and joiner
Finch, Titns, innkeeper and grocer
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!?^!:[?[^^RD-FRANKVILLE-.FRELIGHSBURGH.
T.ylor. J.,per. wajrgonmaker
i«yl'.r, Job, carpenter and houi« ptti„t„
^"Xtr."""'''"''^'"""' trocar, and
PRANKFORD; (laTe Manchester.)
Addenda and Errata.
oSK."w.,t';:*
Drewry,John, nii||«,,ig^t
Johnaon, Edwa. I, baker
Kinney, Mra., procr
Mabee. W. H., aaw mill
'♦'•"h, Mrs., rancv ature
Marnhall. S., general atore
Martin, J, W.. tinsmith
Munn, Samuel, pilot on River Trent
J^'l^iaieTerr'^'"''"'''-^^^
"""'counSi J- ^'■" "'""•'""'> '--"'P
Sanborn. Allan, founder
Smith, Bernord, butcher
Smith, Isaac, builder
Smith. N. P., blackimith
Snider, Andrew, constable
Slevena, D. B., tailor
W.'r.'''''"il; M°''"' P''°' »" li'^er Trent
Wal'ar, William, smith
Warren, V. R., general store
Wi haras & .{oblln. woollen factory
Wilaon, John, boot and shoe store
Ander«,n.R.P..«mifh^"°^^'' "« BISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
t-lute, W.lliam. ahoemnker
Damon. Rev. A.
Donoghue, P. C. carriage maker
Francis, John, storekeeper
McDonagh. Patrick, carpenter
McGowan, Mrs., grocer
Pettit, E., smith
Winn, Samuel, cooper
BrX'iI^P',"J"".'<"^ '■" the Township
Brockville. 18 miles-stage fare. 48 i^d.
FKANKVILLE.
(J\roe included or, the panada Div iary.)
Xitley, County 01 Leeda. C. W„ distant from
Boddy, John, waggon maker
Dow.'le?r.l%*T"''"P,'''"'' ""*» t""
wowsiey, Uavid, alioemaker
Dowsley VViifiam, ahoemaker
uiasco, John, cooper
Kilborn, S. W., smith
Marshall, A. &.N., general store
K"?' "''■""/ "'"''* <if division court
Kndd, James, shoen zfcor
Stone, V h. tapper
Baniom,pr. 3. P., (i„,iead of S. B.>
Benmt. (instead of Bennett,) O., wheel-
wrignt
Chamberlain. Dr. tSnuieaA ^ta\r n
^"""imSr"* **'°*'""''*M^''«^ad of
FRELIGHSBURGH.
(Sei: Canada Directory, Page 83.)
Addenda and Errata.
Dickinson, Richard, N.P. & county registrar
Kemp. Anson, (instead of Aaron,) collector
of customs and J. P ' """cior
Kemp, E. M., smith and bailiff
8t!tW""u'^ of Lacherry,) W. tailor
Smith, Jas, H. general storn
PorULATION i
H.
"•ter, miVtr tnd
od; frooera and
FRIBURG-OALT.
7!
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
jFreligh, Abroham, clothier
lllutchinion, Mri., law milli dcQ
I Holden, — , Keneral sturo
Rolicrta, G. F., hatter
Skinner, Thot., ahoemakor
)r woollen Taotory
ilgeni and iasuer
lition,) township
River Trent
re
n factory
e store
ter
> diitant from
tore
iaion court
general atore
«y regiitrar
Ht) collector
W. tailor
FRIBURG.
(Mot included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLLAOE si'uatcd lit the Township of Waterloo, County of Waterloo, C. W., dialant
from Gaelph, milea,— from Berlin, 8 miles.
Alphabetioal List of
Balsr, Andrew, carpenter
BiiumKarten, Rev. J. B.
Berberich, Gharlea, tailor
Beltz, Anthony, ahonmaker
Frank, Marcus, innkicper
Hauaa, Andrew, mastei mechanic
Hog;, Nicholas, hotel and general store
Krammer, Leopold, Bhoo store
Lehman, John, master mechanic
Rombach, Ferdinand, general store, hotel,
and postni «>r
Professions, Trades, &c.
Sakel, llcinrich, carpenter
Schop, Anth' innkeeper and brewer
Schall, Laureiii, taijur
Schlosser, Matihew, maion
Schnurr, Andrew, mason
Ury, John, shoemaker
Urine, George, carpenter
V»gt, Anthony, carpenter
Wcchter, Theobald, mason
Weiler, Xavery, tailor
I
i
GALT.
(Sr Canada Directobt, Page 84.)
PoFOLiTioN increased u ;6,500, and rapidly progresaing.
Addenda.
Colonial Life Assurance Company, ^iJam Ainslie, agent
National Loan Fund, Life, and Equitable Fire Assurance Cos., Peter Cook,
agent
Ontario Fire and Marine Assurance Co., William Osborne, agent
Ainslie, A., saw mills. North Water et
Ihrbour, John, ateam chair and cabinet
factory. North Water si
P 11, Mrs ( nstead of Gavin), innkeeper.
Main at
Blacl^stock, T. & J., butchers, Main st
Bfit dwood, W. Sc Co., butchers. North
Water st
n iHby, T. J. S., general hardware store,
Main st
Date, H. H. & Co., axe factory, North
Water at
Dawson & Bell, marble factory, Main st
Fennel, Jas., brewery. Main st
Fleming & Rob son, general grocers and
dialillers, St Ah Water st
Fowle. John, railway contractor, Main at
Forbes, D. H (instead of Robert,) paper
mills, Mam st west
Fraser, J. G., grocer and telegraph office.
North Water at
Hume, Gavin, (late Courtney Sc Hume)
general dry goods. Queen square
Flowell, D., bookseller &. stationer. Main st
Jackson, Robert, hairdresaer. Main at
Johnson, Chae., smith, Ainslie st
Kennedy & Parker, general merchants, J.
Batters, agent. Main at
Kerr, Dr, phvsi' an and Burgeon, Sooth
Water at'
Irving, .^melius, barrister at law, Main at
McCluskey,(in8tead of McCloskey) Robert,
bfots and shoes. Main st
McCluskty & Meyers, tanners. Main at
McKenzic R.. baker North W.ter at
Mel 'Mia! Mrs, drest- laker. Mam at
Mc! aogtiton, J., railroad grist mills, off
Main st
Mann, . confectioner. Main at
Mitchell, WiH., leauiier, Mai Kei square
McMillan, Jas,, livery stable, (taatead of
innkeeper), Main st
iMi
1:
ts
M«»ff«». J.. Uilor. Mnin it
Main.? • '''"«"• K'»«r.t,. &c..
S 1" **•' «'""'• Main tt I
^cott. Jamo.. cabinoiamkcr, Mill Creek .t |
Arf.i, A, "*^°^*^^» W8C0ATINUBD
Adair, Alex,, carpenter
Oo>ce, Win., axe faotorv
Brower. E. N.. «,e factory
Burne,, Alex., bootmaker
Courtney, Mr., dry good*
»^Mi(f, Jamea, painter
g£"'l 'S'McNaughlonJaa, factory
tJlotf Andrew, «,ooer und diMilkr
"•'I. ihomae, upholaterer
ttarrw, Jamea, brewery
ttinaman, N., lumberman
l-awrence, Dr John
/VJoKeand, Donald, apothecary, &.c.
UANANOQUE-GAStE.
Scon. Murray & Co.. cabinotraakera and
■ «*'h and blind factory. ViXia"l
! -^crog^y & Co.. butcher./M. „ i
WhUi^'g^'/- ^'•""1« .t «'7«i«t, Main .,
V.».'n5' i^'"''' K™«". North Wo.er at
Young. Jas., pa,| factory. North Wafer .1
BUSINESS OH DKCEASBD.
McLaehlan, Duncan, tailor
Miller, Samuel, druffviat
£;»"•/•"•. drSjRi-t and gro.er
rieraon, John, tanner
f-ollock. Jamea, land aurveyer
Sour., Iwae. cloth factory'
Stone. W., innkeeper
Turnhull, Robert, tailor
Wallace. Robert, general More
Jfoung. John, livrry stables
UEOR(
^cokwltb, R.,
Gaofget
purloy, Thomi
bruwley. PaKli
balson, John, i
l)»rby Sl Your
Denny, Rev. l\
)negan, Wlllit
Slibeck, VVillia
Kennedy, John
leOulloch, II
GANANOQUE.
Preaent population .bolt im^""^"^ DiREctorv, Paoe 85.)
Addenda.
SnU-f"^^' '' ^•.co««"iMioner of Q. B.
?v,r""' ^''^- "••' «"'»»" Catholic
Webster, A., agant National Loan Life
idsuraiice Co
Jone.* i'.^" '!?"A"*" of cualoma
ffi.'iu /i* ^ ^°-» 'P"''° """l hoe factory
^'"'•"'•D'--. physician and surgeon
Nankerrille, Rev. T., Wesleyan
P„U. ». T „ REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS
Hall, R. R., mechanic i ty'V' ^'■- Geo.
Johnatown Mutual Insurance Co's aoencT
Provincial Insurance Go's agency
Redmond, H., mechanic
Kobinson, R., mechanic
Webster, A., as merchant and collector of
customs
Williams, Re». J. D., Wesleyan
GASPE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 86.)
Rev.
^ .^, „ Addenda.
?ohniM!!°l'""'"'^**-P''" Bonaventure , Rev
I « » S ' '*"•"»« Inspector '
ih„ J^ n'.'/'^"*"' ^"^ Bonaventure
Sir. n^u"""' """"'"^ of customs
Henry DaUon, postmaster. Grand River
lalandS"^' Postmaster, Magdalene
R. W. Kelly, Lloyd's agent, Bonaventure
G, Dumaiew,. merchant, Point St. Peter
Felix Boyle Church of England,
Magdalene Islands
Mr. Sasseville, Church of Home.
Douglasiown
Kt^M *'""'»'"'"*'8"«' Gaspe Basin
islJnT^' """"'""'"' Magdalene
[i»prick, James
IJitlejohn, Wro
Mrny, Robert, sl
IA VlLLAOK situ]
Troronto, 35 mil
Alexander, J., ii
ICook, John, jolt
iDanbar, Joe, sm
iFraser, Thotnas
Itlerald, John, ti
iHawklni, Jamei
(Murray, Aloxr.,
■ Murray, John, j(
iPoters, David, a
I (lUDSRicH is nov
KtuHted in the 1
tiEOROETOWN, C.W.-OLEN MORRl8-«LEN WILLIAMS, Su. 73
tbine(mak«ra unrf
•y, Victoria a|
Main at ,
t Taotory, Ni)rili
druggiae, Main «(
factory, Soutli
rth Watar at
North Water »i
Iter at law
>nd griiaor
per
Iff
nerofQ. fi.
holic
Lonn Life
1 collector of
n
England,
jf Rome,
}fRoine,
spe fiaain
ogdalene
GEORGETOWN, C.W:
(Sbk Caitada Directort, Paqc 87.)
Addenda and Errata.
Icckwith, R., (inatead of Campball, R.,)
I Oaorgetoivn hotel
Burlny, Thomaa, tailor
browlej. Patrick, waggoninaker
balaon, John, imilh
)arby Sl Yuumana, aaddlera, &c
)enny, Rev. H,, Congregational
)uggan, William, general atoro
3llbeck, William, butcher
iennedy, John, (inatead of H.,) law mill
Long, Robert, cooper
McCullimh, Dr., phyaician and coroner
McMastor, Miea, ladies' rchoul
Toronto &Guelph Railroad Office, i ,
■uporinlondent
Travii, Cortlandt, tinamith
Vyio, Jainea, baker
Walker, Mm., milliner
Watson, \Vm., (inatead of Jamea,) muon
le'7ull(>ch, II , saw mill
REMOVED.
I McNamara, J.,iuaaou
GLEN MORRIS.
(Sek Catjada Dikbctory, Pack 88.)
iiprick, Jamea, maaon
k^ittlejohn, Wni,, tailor
kiray, Robert, shoemaker, rcniovF.d
Addenda.
Sw()rd &. Eaal'in, carponlera
Roy, Kcv. JnmcH,docea»e(l
GLEN WILLIAMS,
{Not included in the Canada Directory.)
Ia Viixaor situated in tie Township of Esqucsing, County of Ilalton, C.W distant from
TForonto, 35 miles, from Hamilton, 38 miles. Population, about 200.
lAlczander, J., innkeeper
ICnok, John, joiner
lUunbar, Joe, smith
JFraser, Thomas, tailor
iHlerald, John, tailor
iHawkini, James, general store
■ Murray, Alcxr., aaddler
■ Murray, John, joiner
(Peters, David, amilh
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
{ Smith, N. J., plaaterer
' Squires, William, tailor and baker
Williams, Ch'.s., postmaster and miller
i Williams, J'jel, t!n,, enter
Williams, D%vid, bouta and ahooa
Williams, Isaac, cabinet maker
{ Wtlliams, Jacob, woollen factory
i Wyllle, Wm., general store
' Young, James, joiner
GODERICH.
(SkE CANA! 4. DiKECTOBV, Page 88.)
j(>i>DBRicH is now the CouNTr Town of the Uoitod Counties of Huron and Bruce, and ia
In tunted in the Township of the same name, it is distant from Toronto, by the coaeh road,
m
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74
GODERICH.
length of road between God.r^ch and For/ Fri^^ ^"""'"' ""«* ""> «"""
i..nov. 1700. and the ?ownT. "rpiSSy^iJiprovinff: "'^ '"""' ^^'^ ""'"''• "^"^ P'P"'"*""
L SlIAtL ViLLA
Public Officers.
Acland, Arthur, judge of the County and Surrogate Courts
Cameron, Hon. Malcolm, M.P.P. ™ga.B i^ourts
McDonald, John, sheriff
Pollock, Samuel, deputy sheriff
Lizars, Daniel, clerk of the peace
Brown, G, treasurer
Gait, John, registrar
Lawson, D, collector of customs
VVirlder, Charles, revenue inspector
buachan, John, deputy registrar, court of chancery.
Clark, John, crown lands agent.
com"'' ""■'' °^ '^^ "■'"'"' '''^""'y «'«* ^"'^ "-^gi^f^r of Surrogate
'°"Tt^Lt.tSxof'' '• '• ^' '''"^°"' ^^^- ^^^^°^' •'-^ ^"-'
Kydd, Thos., postmaster
Chalk, William, warden
Hood, R p , clerk of the county council
.Wallace, W m, reere of Goderich
Alphabetical Addenda.
Barter, H., merchant tailor i m«,.,v to
Brooks, Jamee, mere'ianl tailor
Buchanan, P., merchant tailor
Brittain, J. F., brewer
Carr, Dr. G. VV., physician
Claig, J., innkeeper
Cox, J. & G.. printers and publishers of
'• Huron Signal"
Donough. Andrew, groceries and provisions
Ford, George, ship builder
Fox, Peter, cocker
Gooding, W. F., printer
Garv«y, Andrew, cooprr
Gordon &, Mackay, general store
Haldane, John, principal of grammar school
Hands, Henry, confectioner and hakor
Horton, Horace, agent Provincial Insur-
anoe Company
Jeflerson, J., carriage maker
Johnson, Thomas, buiidor and contractor
Keith, William, iron founder, Sec.
Leys, A., general store
Lines, Henry, carpenter and builder
McDonald. John, agent for Canada Co,
Mnlnnlm IVilliam »«»»-. i „.
Marlton, E. H., commission merchant and
forwarder
Marwood & Keys, general store
McDonald & Parsons, steam saw mills
McEwen, Alexander, builder
Mclntyre, Alexander, boots and shoes
Melvin, Alexander, general store
Molesworth, T. N., land eurveyerand civil
engineer
Moore, Elijah, carpenter and builder
Nasmith, Alexander, merchant tailor
O'Connor, Hamilton B., general store
Oliver & Bruce, tanners
Ralph, John, tin and copper smith
Robertson, Mathew, cabinet maker
Robinson, William, butcher
Raltenbury &. Dark, British Exchange
hotel. *
Savage, John, carriage maker
Sharp, Walter, cabinet maker
Sinclair, Colin, butcher
Snodgrass, R., boots and shoes
Straohan &, Brother, barristers and at<
tornies at law
Thompson, James, boots and shoes
Thorburn, James, ship builder
Tierny, Lawrence, cooper
I A small ViLLAQB
G0ULD-GRAFT0N-GRAHAMSVILLE-GRE3NBUSH.
75
>n, and the entire
The p'ipulation
GOULD.
(JSTot included in the Canada Directory.)
L Small Villauis Hituated in tho Township of Lingwick, County or Slierbrooke, C. E.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
^izter, John, carpentur and builder
ennett, Thomns, carpenter and builder
|iofdon, Rev. Daniel, Free Church
IcKenzie, Alexander, hinith
M'Lund, Donald, Blorekeeper
Nourie, Thomas, storekeeper and miller
Rom, Jumcs, postmister, storekeeper and
J.P-
GRAFTON.
(See Canada Directory, Page 9G.)
Addenda.
Faylor, John, poBtmaster of Haldimand
Talah, S. S., collector of customs, Grafton
Harbor
Sogers, J. G., clerk of divisiun court
Ukland, John, bailiff, do do
Lird, Donald, smith
Vird, James, carpenter
Ulan, A. 6., lumber merchant
[Cameron &. Milligan, general store and saw
mill, 3 miles distant N. E.
Greenwood, H. &. O., woollen factory
Gillard, J. & Son, general store
Farmer, Hugh, shoemaker
Mall & Toogood, smiths & hame makers
McPherson, J., hotel anii stagehouie
Patterson, Thomas, waggon maker
Sprcntall & Blacklock, waggon makers
Taylor, J., saw mill, 7 miles N. E.
Taylor, William, dealer in dry goods, gro-
ceries, hardware, drugs, die.
krkland, John, hotel keeper
Dorr, Mathew, carding mills
DISCONTINUED.
Taylor, John, general store
GRAHAMSVILLE.
(JVof included in the Canada Directory.)
. small ViLLAGB situated in the Township of Chinguacousy, County of Peel, C. W., di8>
kant from Toronto, 18 miles— stage fare, 2>i 6d.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
IBrattie, Dr. Thomas, physician
iBell, Robert, innkeeper
[Bennett, Edward, smith
iGraham, George, postmaster
Lamphier, Peter, general store
Stoddard, Dr. John, physician
Watson, John, carriage maker
GREENBUSH.
(J^Tot included in the Canada Directory.)
Ia small Village situated in the Township of Elizabethtown, County of Leeds, C. W.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
I Bates, Edwin, tempsrance inn, anci gsnrrsl
store
Stable
Blanchard, H. W., postmaster, J. P., and l Blanchard & Olds, steam saw and grist
general merchant mills
>6
OREENWOOD-GRIMSBY-GRONDINES-GUELPH.
Bolton, George, smith
Chapman, Rev. Wm., VVesIayan
Colborne, Wm , ihoe shop
F'anogan, John, cooper
Porsyih, John, saddler
Hamlin, Alpheus, cabinet maker
Kirkland, W. J., shoo shop
Olds, William, saw mill
Smith, Samuel G., tannery'
Willis, Thomas, smith
GREENWOOD.
{Jfot included in ike Canada Directory.)
tJ:t2S "''"""' '" '"' '^"'^"'"'P "^ ^''•"^"'"S, Connty of Ontario. C. W. Population.
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Robinson, , innkeeper
Barley, A., school teacher
BiS^e"*j ' ^°'"'""»" «"«' general store
Fullerton Adain, chemist and druseiHt
Howell, H., distillery and grist mill
Green, f ., grigt mill, r.nd J. P.
Mackie, Levi, J. p.
Also, 3 coopers. 3 shoemakers, 1 harne.sn.aker, 2 tailors, and 1 asherj
Sterling, J. C, auctioneer and innkeeper
I ait. A., innkccpi-r
Tucker, Dr. David, physician
Ward, T., smith
Warren, Wm., tannery
GRIMSBY.
(See Canada Directory, Page 91.)
Bailie & Hmdson, general siorc
uain, Mrs., milliner
Crawford, W. J., general store
walrwell, James M.. forwarder
Hftgar, George, innkeeper
McKillop, G. P., innkeeper
Bir?gle, Thornas, merchant
Davids. Rev. B. A.
Kean, Edmund, hotel
Addenda and Errata.
Pettit, John H., general store
Kitchen (instead of Kcnith), Jacob, cabinet
maker
RogcrH, Willium, butcher
Woolvprton, Jon«»h!\n, M.D.
REMOVED.
(Morgan, Richard, hotel
Perkins, Edward, shocmfikcr
GRONDINES.
(Sek Canada Directory, Page 91.)
"Desiliu, On,, general store
Deveau, Frangois, smith
Guilbault, Charles, ship^carpenter
Guilbault, David, shipcarpentor
raquin, Charles, wheelwright
Paquin, Olivier, smith
Addenda.
Perron. David, smith
Protoau, Pierre, wheelwright
Rivard, Severe, wheelwright
Sanvageau, Zepherin, smith
Houd. Aogustin. dicontinued bneiness
GUELPH.~(Given anew, owing to the large additions.)
4r™i,e.;'^.om Lo„don,6/mtr&G"o33,W^^^^^^^^^^
GUELPH.
77
I from Gait, 13 miles. U«ual stage fares— to Hamilton, Gs. 3d. ; to Gait, 3s. 9d : to Water>
I loo, 5s. ; to Preston, 3s. IJd. ; to Brantford, 7s. 6d. ; to Stratford, ISs. lid. ; to Ferguii or
Elora, 28. 6d. ; to Owens Sound, SOs. Population, over 20O0, and rapidly increasing.
Public Officers.
Powell, William D., judg« of the county and surrogate courts
Fergusson, Adam J., M.P.P.
■ Grange, George J., sheriff
W. Populution, I Saunders, Thotjnas, clerk of the peace
Hewat, William, county treasurer
Smith, John, deputy clerk of crown and of the county court
Stephens, A., registrar of surrogate court
Peterson, W. H., county registrar
Baker, A. A., clerk of division court
Geddes, Andrew, crown lands agent, Elora
Hodgert, James, revenue inspector ^-
Thurtell, Benjamin, county warden
Ferrier, A. D., clerk of county council
Corbet, Robert, postmaster
Agencies of Assurance Companies, Banks, &c.
Bank of Montreal, John McLean, agent
Canada Life Assurance Company, John Caulfieid, agent
Colonial Life Assurance Company, Williant Hewat, agent
Gore Bank, Thomas Sandilands, agent
National Loan Fund, Life and Equitable Fire Assurance Cos., George
EUittt, agent
County of Waterloo Mutual Fire Assurance Company, James Hodgert,
secretary
Western Assurance Company, George Elliott, agent
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Corbet, Kobebt, postmaster, Wyndham st
George, F., & Co., general merchants, millers and distillers, People's .Mills
Haywahd, Wilmam, chemist and druggist, Gordon st
Heathers, W., saddler and harness maker, Woolwich st
HoDOERT, James, revenue inspecior and brewer, Waterloo road
HoizER, Rev. John, Roman Catholic
Jarvis, WiiLiAM D. P., barrister and attorney-at-law, N. W. corner of
Market square
Kkowles's Auction Mart and Commission Store, Market square
Leggett, J., stationery and fancy store, Wyndham st
Orton, Dr. Henry, physician and surgeon, Essex st
Owens & Atkins, general drapt.s and grocers, Gordon st
Pipe, John, Farmers' Arms tavern, with good stabling, die, Wyndham st
PiRiE, George, printer and publisher of "Guelph Herald" weekly paper,
Market square
Randall, L, H., general nierchaut. Market square
jjiiTK OS ;TiATaEw5oj», iron foundeis and machinists. Wyndham at
Smith, J., printer and publisher " Giwlph Advc tisar," Market square
Snow, James, merchant tailor, clothier and out-utter, Wyndham st
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GtJELPH.
-ri!?^ T D f :'&?"«'■«' merchant and importer, Church st
WpJI^'.bT' ^"'1«^''o'«1 and general alage house, Market square
W,L?i?M;iT'' ''"'^ '«'"•• *''•' '^^""'P'' ''""^'"g«' Market Jquare
wiiGHT SAMn«rh^ul^'"r' T""^^"'' i^"*^ ''"P"'"'"'' M^ket square
*» BIGHT, Hamuei,, baker and confectioner, Gordon st
Allan, Wm., miller, distiller, and cloth dres
'cr, at (he Bridge
Allen, G. W. chair factory, Waterloo road
Armotrong. J., wagg.-nmaker. Church st
Atkinson, J., flour store. Church st
Barker, Robert, cabinetmaker. Wyndham at
n »"' m "j K"''''*'' Worl'-umberland st
Bealtie, W. & J., general store, Market sq
Bo«kley, J., tavern, Market square
Brainc, Rer. J. J., Congregational
nl"°r."''j^*i-' 8«""al store. Market square
Buckland & Tolton, butchers, Wyndham st
Burns, Robert, shoe store, Market square
i«yrne, p., shoe store. Market square
Clark, Dr. William, physician
Campbell & Co., cloih lactoiy, Waterloo road
Cook, Robert, trader, at Farmers' Arms
J^ozens, N., tanner, Surrey st
Croft, Nathaniel, tailor, Church st
Crowl, W., sleighmaker, Hamilton road
Wliott, George, general store, Wyndham st
i-mslie, Alexander, writing master. Market
square, and store, Wyndham st
* airweather & Co., shoe store. Market sq
Farrell, J., tailor. Church st ^
Fcrgusson, A. J., & Hurd, barristers, &c., i
Market square |
Ferrier, A. D., Scotcii block road
Fisken, W. R., & Co., dry goods, Wyndham st ,
, *orster, James, merchant lailor, Wyndham st
Frazzini, Rev. J., Roman Catholic
Galbraith. F. W., saddler. Market sq j
Gay, Jamea, tavern. Church st I
Glendinning, Chs., saloon, Market square '
t»ow, P., shoe store, Wyndham st '
Goodson, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan !
Godfrey, John, shoe store, Market square
Gordon, Rev. G., Wesleyan i
Grigor, Rer. Colin, Church of Scotland
Grange, J. G., sheriff, Waterloo road
Griffiths, W., bufcher, Gordon st
Guelph Advertiser, J. Smith, publisher, Mar- '
ket square
Guelph Herald, George Pirie, publisher.
Market square
Gwynne, J. W., barrister at lew, Market sq
H 11 'i",*^',^'"" Soneral store, Waterloo st
Hail, H. J., grocer, Market square
Harris, J., baker and grocer, Market square
Harrison. J., joiner, Church st
Haiton, J., smiti), Wyndham st
Haz^Iton, — , painter, Wyndham st
»*igiriuotlittiii, IN., ohomist and druggist.
Market sqnaro
Hornby & O'Conner, Misses, dress maker*
Church st
Hoskin, W., iron founder
Howard, James, shoe store, Market square
Hudson &, Marriott, .Misses, dress maher!
Gordon st
Keogh, Miss, milliner, McDonald st
Kelly, J. & B., chair factory, Wyndham st
Keeling, J. M., printer and bookseller
Church st
Kerr, Francis, land surveyor
I'^"lP,?^";k'^"" «'"fekeeper. Market squnre
^ Liddell, Dr. W. A., physician
I Leitch, Misses, milliners, Church st
i Mack, P., shoe store, Essex st
i MacKenzip, James, dry goods. Market sn
i McGregor, Rev. J. G , Free Church
I McDerinott. J„ grocer, Wyndham st
I McNeil, — , cuoper, Woolwich st
: Martin &, McNab, attornies at law. Mar-
j ket square
j Martin, Robert, merchant tailor. Market
square
j Marcon, Frederick, agent
! Mays, Jas., smith & fanning mills, Wynd
! ham st
! Matoga, Rev. Caspar, Roman Cathohc
Mimmaok, J., barber. Market square
Mimrnack. Geo., confectioner. Market sq
Moran. W., eating house. Market square
Mundell, J , cabinetmaker, Wyndham st
.llurphy. James, grocer, Market sq
Neeve, W., teacher, Wyndham st
Nevens, G., shoe store, McDonald st
Newton, E., secy. Building Society. Mar-
ket square
Nicholson, (i. E., baker, Wyndham st
Nichols, W., tavern, Woolwich st
Oliver, H. H., dry goods. Market square
JJrme, J., shoe store, Market square
Palmer, Rev. A.. Church of England
Penfold, Miss, dress maker, McDonald st
Present, J., flour mills
Perry, W. H., Wellington hotel, Wyndham
street
Powell, W. D., Waterloo road
Quinlan, T., shoe store. Wyndham st
Robertson, A., iron founder
Ross, — , pump maker
Richards. H. N. M., temperance inn
Sandilands, T„bank agent, Market sq
^.!j:rr-!y, juh::, hcicl, Markei uu
Saunders, Thomas, Waterloo road
Savage, D., watchmaker, &o. Market sq
Population by tl
Halifax— HALL'S corners-h/ lifax.
79
hardware, crocj
;c., Market sq
h 8t
!t square
et square
farket square
isseB, dress raakcn
)ro, Mitrket square
ises, dress makers,
(cUonald st
tory, Wyndham n
■ and bookseller,
yor
ler, Market squnre
ician
Church St
3JCSt
oods, Market sq
ree Church
'yndham st
Iwich st
les at law, Mar-
t tailor. Market
ng mills, Wynd.
nan Catholic
ket square
ner. Market sq
Vlarket square
, Wyndham st
arket sq
Iham st
Donald st
? Society, Mar-
''yndham et
rich at
larket square
H square
' England
McDonald st
itel, Wyndham
ad
ndham st
■anceinn
Market sq
. dq
) road
I, Market sq
Sayers, T. W., painter, Market square
Scott & Watson, carriage makers, Wool-
wich st
Simpson, — , omith, Church st
Smith, John, bookseller and stationer. Mar-
ket square
Smith, J. C, dry Konds, Market sq
Snellin^, M , confectioner, Market square
Soden, J., shoe store, Wyndham st
Shyne, T., tavern, Market square
Stewart, Rev. E. M., Church of England
Stannard, J. H., painter, Waterloo road
Sunley, R., shoe store, Woolwich st
Swallow & Irons, genera! store, Gordon st
Temple, J., tavern. Market square
Thompson, R.. (^arpenter, Wyndham st
Todd, George, tinsmith, Wyndham st
Todd, George, shoe store, Wyndham st
Torrance, Rev. R., United Presbyterian
Tovell, M., chair factory, Wyndham st
Tracy, John C, saddler, Market sq
Watson, Thos , baker, Essex st
Warren, George, general store, Gordon at
Watt, J., iron founder
White, Robert, general store, Wyndham st
Wilson, Wm,, boot store. Church st
Worsley, Mies, general store, Wyndham st
HALIFAX. .
(JV*o< included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLLAOB and Township in the County of Maeantic, C. E., distant from Quebec
56 miles. Population of the Township, about SOiK).
about
List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Bernier, Rev. Jules, Roman Catholic
Bezeau, Andre, {reneral store and J. P.
Campbell, Charles, lieut. col. &. J. P., saw
carding and grist mills
de Champlain, Charles P., general store
and J. P.
Gagnon, Antoine, general store
Gervais, Michel, general store
Johnston, John, notary public
Marchand, Olivier, saw mills
Rousseau, L. M., M. D.
Sheridan, Thomas, postmaster and J. P.
Wood, Thomas, tannery and J. P.
HALL'S CORNERS.
(Jfot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Small Village in the Township of Binbrook, County of Wentworlh, C W., distant
from Hamilton, 13 miles.
List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Cook, James, smith ! Kennedy, Alexander, M. D.
Cook, Hiram, waggon-maker i McKenzie, Alexander, general store
Hall, Henry, postmaster, town reeve and Young, William, innkeeper
general store '
HAMILTON.
(SiE Canada Dieecccry, Fao« 94.)
Population by the census of 1852, 14,112. At piosen'. M«rch, 1853, about 15,500.
City Council : — Nehemiah Ford, mayc , Yv. G. Kerr, Cbas. A. Sadlier,
Hutchinson Clark, Miltcti Davis, Robert Mcllroy, Andrew Miller,
Charles Magill, D. 6. Galivaith, James Cahill, aldermen; John
Mitchell, Jas. Cummings, Thos. Giay, Jos. Lister, Wm. Sunley, John
Henry, Jas. Crawford, John Dalton, Robert A. Land, W. H. Ireland,
councillors : J. H. Arxn^irMyv. police magistrate : .Tohn Brown, cham.
berlain ,• John Kirby, city clerk ; James McCracken, high bailiff ;
John Moor?, high constable.
m'^
li Hi
80
HAMILTON.
A. DJ
Pubho Officers, (Addenda.)
Christie, R., M.P.P. for Wentworth
White, John, M.P.P. for Halton
Spohn, P. B., clerk of the peace
Henwood, Dr., city physician
Gran, Thomas, city engineer
Kerr, J. W., inspector of firewood
The other public officers remain as ljefor»
Assurance Companies, Banks, &c., (Addenda.) ,
bA^ADA Life Assuijakce Company. 3fi Kiim -t »/• j. I
C. Pringle and R. Juson^'ce P Walfe '^'r flf'"''''''Jr:1
directors and officers as before. '*'"'^^ •'^"<' «• O.Puggan. OlheJ
CA..ADA West FAHMEns' Mutual and Stock Insurance Compart Ja„.
N.TioNAL Assurance and Investment Association Kin^ .,
Macdougall, agent. See card. locution, Kmg st.
KovAL Insurance Co., W. Bellhouse, agent. See Card I
(.lobe F.re and Life Insurance Company, JosiarBray td J Hutoh'
agents. King St "^ay ana j. Hutchinson,
S"-'' m"^- '"'"'■*"^^ ^'"- A'^""! ^«o*vn. agent, Kinir st
Ontario Marme and Fire Insurance Company. E C Thnm
D. C. Gunn, V.P. ; C. H. Gates, Sat. ^^""'''' ^'''"^""^ \
iconto, Hamilton and Niagara Telegraph Comp'any, A. W. Snow, agenj
Gas Company', Woiks, E. Glackeymer, superintendent Miiberrv .,
u .• ,: ™cKenzie, i;;eas„r€r; members, 288 f volumes in^fi '
Hortic^ural Society, Danl. M^m,, j^esident ;\\ Ron Vp'- J r « I
bine, woc^ary ; R. Osborne, treasurer. ' "^^ ' •^- ^' ^H
Hamilton Orphan, Asylum, Wellington st
Great Western Railwat, Sir Allan MacNab, vice-president • O K M
a^nLttrretrl'ste^W^'rb!^^^"^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The other public compani^^:;^ ^^-in^ih^tarda^Sirror;'""'"'
ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS, (Addenda to paffe 99 )
Gunner, VV,, Huffhron Bt i m r^. . f S^ ^if- >
B^conunued.^ lJ.u]ingt.,„ Ladiea' Academy. All o.hers as before.
Clark, H., Kii.g ^t
ARCHITECTS, (Addenda to page 99.)
! Raslrick, J. F., King at
All others as before.
BAKERS, (Addenda to page 99 \
BoGGs, W.J. , King ,?t P*»g^ ai*.;
Chihnan, J., King st wt'nt , r »* <i
Harris, Jc:.„,yo?k«t te.^Tf ' '^"'" "'
Hooper, S..iVluiberry.. I "*"*'"» ^oK King William st
Dmontinuedt-.Combi,, b. AH otherg ns 'before.
I.)
Vf dtrectora :-^i
Puggiin. Othej
Company, JaniJ
alj, secretary on j
^•ng St. A. m
I J- Hutchinsoi),
HAMILTON, U
▲vcTioiTESRs, (Addenda to page 99.)
P'" \«;;".!''^''I\T'^.^"^'> •"*"**"•""•• '"^ ooramiMion m.rchanti,
I Jamei at ; established 1844
n .• J «... ^"'•"'"•''t Thoma», Kin* William It.
l>wee»ti«tt«rf.-Goldie, Adwn. All otharaaa before.
B0OK8KLLBR8, STATIONERS, &c.-.(Given ancw.)
rt^v!i S'''!: *^ ^,? " ?i".8 "• ^'''nainder of address as before
IwltlfZ' 5:' ''"o"*""" (old and new) and auctioneer, Market piaeo
2or;?^. 'n "u''\*'°?^'*""' bookbinder and stationer, King st
ril^.^1 n' ^^t^'f^^f,' *'«o'*bmder and stationer, King st
UnviL ^0;» »»ook»e»e". bookbinders and stationers, King st
wTrrA KT'*^.''*'°'*!:""f![' bookbinder &,tationer, King st, West
HiNKiT & Co. bookseJlors, bookbinders and stationers. (B. P. Leland,
manager,) King st '
l'""'"ktn/^t*''''' ''■''•'''"•''''"••'•*''• I Webitor.Thoma.. King.*. East.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES, (Addenda to page 100.)
''''"'r.?Mi*'/''u*'A'**"'^"'f'' boot and shoe store, and agent for the
Gutta Percba Company, King st
irth, J., John it
. iBflTeridrre, J. John ft
*' Ssnow, agenilBtynham. J., King «
■fiuohan, W., York at
Iberry st (Clifford, J., King at
Cuzner, J.. York st
Felridge, W., Jamraat
Fletcher, J.. York at
Froat, M.. Jamea at
Keily, D., Jsmea at
Mooney & Fletcher, King at
Robinion, W., John at
^.Park, ^'./'.;lih^':,"ai~^"°^'''^"' "''«"' ^••'^"'^''""^ J-™'*' Simpaon.J.. Stanley G.
All
BREWERS, (Addenda to page 100).
Hiddlewood, Grant & Co., Main at ( Hunt & Co., Peel at
CABINET WAREHOUSES, (Addenda to page 100).
JOHNSON, Georo., (late Porfer & Hoodless) chair and bedstead factory.
Halliwell, J,, John at
Snelgrove, W., John at
Watera, J., King at, West
m si
BUtchford, J., removed tj McNab at
Biin, J., King st, Weat
Drysdale, A., removed to McNab st
Dfidsworth, J., removed to King at
/>..co«,.W.-B.Ifour. P., Coatas, T. A.. HIesdrodt, J.. Kerr, R. All other, as before.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, (Addenda to page 100).
n. .• J Tr' ^ m, Ad<J"on. J', Rebeccn St.
DweoBtHiUfrf.—Kinread, T. All others as before.
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, (Addenda to page 101).
licEiE, T., & Son, Medical Hall, King st, importers and wholesale and
Si* <fec Sercwd^'^ kind of drugs, medicines, perfumery, paints,
'"""iS'ir^^^^ ''™'> ^'"^ ''' >'"^-'- °^^-g»> ™««J-""'
firiggs & Wim«M, draggisu, &e , King at, | Freer, Thoa., chemist, Jamea at
i>««o»<in««d.-Wood»?orth, fi. All others a. bSf
^ t
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83
HAMILTON.
COACH FACTORIES, (Addenda to page 101).
PiCKARn & RuTTiE, coach and carriage builders, McNab at. CarriageJ
of all kinda made to order on the most moderate terms.
Smith, F., King st, West, makes to order all kin.s of vehicles in the besi
style, at reasonable rates.
All others as before.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 102).
Garrett df Freeland, produce dealers dt commission merchants, James sil
Rae, Ihomas, commission merchant and provision broker, King st Weiif
and York st e » I
Rae, R. H., commission merchant and agent, King st, West
Samuel & Co., commission merchants and importers, Victoria Buildings
King st. West ° '
Buchanan, D.,commi88ion merchant, Gore«t|
Stevenson, P. S., coranniasion merchant,
Kin;; st
W., Campbell & Garrett, Gates & Frcelandj
Campbell, D. T., commission merchant, King
William st
Ebbs & McDonald, brokers and commission
merchants', Water st
Disconf.inued.-~^a\\, F. A., Cameron, R.
Greer, J. H., Wright, S., Freeland, C.
CONFECTIONERS, (Addenda to page 102).
CooMBE, Benjamin, confectioner, pastry cook and fancy bread and biscuit
baker, James st
All others as before.
DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS.
MiLNB, R., daguerreotype artist, James st
Preston, D. N., daguerreotype artist, James st
DENTISTS, (Addenda to page 102).
Chittenden & Vars, surgeon dentists, over Turner's store. King st, E J
Stennett, M. B., surgeon dentist, corner of King and John sts
Discontinued.— Mr. Thorner. All others as before.
DRY G60DS MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE, (Addenda to page 102).
Boice, William, & Co., importers and wholesale dealers in dry goods I
corner of King and John sta '■
Gillespie & Denholme, importers and wholesale dealers in dry eoods,
King st. West ' ^
Martin, David, importer and wholesale dealer in dry goods, James st i
McJames, D., & Co., wholesale merchants and importers of Foreign coeds
King st. East e s i
Allen, J. B., dry goods and groceries, York st '
Discontinued.— Lhtkin, 3. F. All others as before.
DRY GOODS STORES, (Addenda to page 103).
Benedict, D., general dry goods warehouse, King st, East
Crawford, L., general dry goods warehouse, Kingst
Warmoll, Mrs., importer of French millinery, silks, satins, flowers, &cJ
King st, Slinson's Block
HAMILTON.
H).
b 8t. CarriagpJ
ms.
licles in the besil
102).
'chants, James st|
, King St, Weit,_
St
ctoria Buildiugj
on merchant, Goreti
nission merchant.
, Gates & Freeland,
read and biscuit
re, King st, East|
sts
page 102).
! in dry goodsl
rs in dry goods,
s, James st
'Foreign goods,!
3).
, flowers, &c,J
Wa»hington, Mri., King tt
Wyllie, A. A., James it
8S
I
Zwiek, % Hi, James st
Alf^K « 'bt;'""'"' «"•• ^»™°"' ^^ Wright. W., Osborne 8c Wyllic. Price. G. W.
DYERS.
Cole. H., John .t ^ , Sluggett.J., Kingst
BNOBAVER, page 103, remains as before.
FANCr STORES.
Pothergill, Mrs.. King st, West
Tisdale, V. H., & Co., King st, East. Ad
dress as before.
Allen, Wm., York st
Gilleaby, A., John st
Harper, R., John st
Mathews, John, James st
FLOUR STORES, (Addenda to page 103.)
Patchintr, John, York st
Piper, F., John st
Webster, J., King st, east
FORWARDERS, (Addenda to page 103 )
&TEVENSON, P.S., wharfinger and forwarder, Cooii's wharf
Duconliautd-Black, Jamea. All others as before.
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, (Addenda to page 103 )
Fisher, Williams & Co,, railroad carriage makers. „oar Cook's wharf. All oth^is a. before.
GENERAL MERCHANTS, (page 104.)
Same as before.
GLASS AND CROCKERY STORES, (Addenda to page 104.)
Skinner, James 8. & Co., King st. The others as before. ■
GROCERS, &c., (Addenda to page 104.)
''"''i!ferch?„^ In^g^;; -^^olesale grocery, wine, liquor, oil and commission
'"'' !i;its,tt"it "' "'^" '''''' '" ^---' -"-^ 'iquors and pro.
mS'^jTd' "n!rM'V''l!'''''y* '•«'"<'-«d to John st
OsrR/;,J:L?.Veltr^^ grocer, &c., King st
Smith, D., deale in grocerif w2 h'"''' ''^"^'•^P'-^^if «"«• &c.. James st
Brooks. E.. ' .[J ' ""''''' ''^"°'«' P"^°^'^""'«' ^''^ McNab et
Brooks, E , grocer. York st
y,l°J\' Samuel, grocer, York st
thiids.F., grocer. York st
Davidson. J., grocer. John st
forster, W., grocer. King st, east
r.Sh'*''",^'8rrocer,&c,John8t
M°T ^ ^«'"P»'«'l'. eror,er«, &c, York st
Goooh, J^ grocer, &c.. John st
««ning, F., grocer, &o., King st, east
Hardiker John, grocer. &c, James st
Hughes, J. A., grocer, &,c, McNab st
Keiiier, John, grocer, John st
Kerr, J,, grocer, John st
Logan, F.. grocer, King st
S^M'M ""^ 'VI'* McCurdy. grocers, York st
McMillan, D., grocer. Hn?hstn st
aT°" * C'*'^' grocers. Ja'aif* ,>»t
-if-ett, \jr., grocer, John Mt
Stuart, D., grocer, John st
_. - ' """"'J ^.. grouer, jonn st
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HAMILTON.
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HARDWARE MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 104.)
Bainb, John W. general hardivare and ironmongery ready money warehouie,
(tign of golden saw in hand, James at '
Bellho JSE, Ireland & Co., general hardware merchanta, King at. Se card
Carpenter, Joel, (late Carpenter & Bloore,) general hardware mercnaiit,
stgn of mammoth fixe. King at. See card
Juson, Kichard & Co., in addition to former addrer.-, cut nail factorr. Can-
non *t '
MiLNER, Benjamin, general hardware and iron merchant, Kins at, west. See
card
J«r»i», Charles R , hardware, King at.
Diieontinued.—aalVnan, E. R. Al! otliera at before.
HAIR DRESSERS, (Addcndp to page 106.)
King, J. B.. King at | Mclnto.h. J., Johnat
The othera aa oefure.
HATTERS, &c., (Addenda to page 106.)
_. Johnaon, Jamea, Jamea at
Z>«eontinu«(/.— Baatedo, J. M. The oihere aa before.
HOTELS, (Addenda to page 106.)
BoRLiNOTON Hotel, N. Bmrse, King at, east. An excellent house and mc
derate charges
Temperance Hotel, N. hL ifelnap, removed to John at
Victoria House Hotkl, >; Mra. (late William) Mackay, King at
Commercial Hotel, h.m\ !n:,ge house, Charles Norton, (late J. J. Young,)
corner of Main and Jars.essta
Milea'a Hotel, King at weat. All the othera aa before.
INNS, SALOONS, &c., (Addenda to page 107.)
Atkins, R., bowling saloon, King st
Harris, C. J., bowling saloon, King st
Mackat, Robert, innkeeper, .Tames st
Nelligan, D,, innkeeper, Court House square
Nixon, James, Victoria Gardens, King st, east
Almaa, T., tavern, John at
Aynaley, J. T., tavern, King at, eaat
Beaaley, R. S., tavern, York st
Blyman, J., aaloon, York at
Brown, Robert, aajoon, Janies at
Crooker, J., tavern, York at
Donuhue, Jaa., tavern, John at
Duffy, John, tavern, James at
Feahan, D., tavern, John at
Ferrii, Wm., tavern, John at
Gibaon, J., tavern, John at
Gillia, Wm., tavern, King at
Goidon, J., tavern, McNab at
Hooper, T , aaloon, Jamea at
Kavanagh, J., tavern, King at
Kenney, H. L., tavern, King at
Kenney, H. C, tavern, King at, weat
Kent, A., tavern, John at
Liadaay, Jamea, tavern, Jamea at
Hackay, J., tavern, McNab at
McBride, Wm., tavern, John at
McCoy, A., tavern, Water at
Martin, Jamea, tavern, York at
Maaon, Fra., tavern, King at
Mellon, G., tavern, John at
Meyera, O. C, tavern, John at
Minnie, J., tavern, John at
Miaicker, Jamea, tavern, King at, eaat
Morgan, R., tavern, John at
Norria, W. A., tavern, King at, eaat
Pfingle, R., tavern, York at
Richardaon, fl., tavern, Jamea at
Robinson, Jamea, tavern, York at
Roaewam. Mra., tavern, John at
Saranett, M , aaloon, King at, weat
Suter, Mra., tavern, King at
Wallace, R., tavern, York st
White, E., tavern, John at
WilaoD, Mrs., tavern, Hnghaoo at
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Am^hose,
Hatt, J. (
Holden, 9
LoGiE (Ale
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Spoh;. & S
Pringle, J
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Mr., Willson
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FORSTER, ]
Dayfoot & C(
Burley, — , ^
Jones, B., Ca
Leonard, H.,
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Fleming, J , J
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Montgomery,
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Adama, Miss,
Boon, Miss, E
Bowers, Mrs.,
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Keegan, Miss,
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JEWELLERS, &c., (Addenda to page 107 )
RUTHVBN & Watbon, watchmakers and jeweller,, James st. Every descrio-
t.on of repau. executed in superio/ stylo, on moderate terrn^ ^
RoMband, L., Jeweller. James .t. All the olhert a. before.
LAND AND GENERAL AGENTS, (page 107 )
Di,eontinued.^Kei[m,J. All olhera remain •• before. ' "
LAWYERS, BA3RISTEH8, &c., (Addenda to page 108.)
Am'-iose, W., solicitor, &c., Main st r ta y
Hatt, J. 0., barrister and attorney at law, Main st
HoLDEN Mr., ( ate Duggan & (olden,) barrister, &c., King st
LooiE ( Alexr.) & Barrett, (R. G.) barristers, &c.! Ilfbefca st
SP.Trii^l^U^"- r'"'^' «°"''"°'' N. P. &c. King st
P^NGL? ? D hnrT?""'' !"°'""'''' ^'^ ^"'"'» ^""^'"8^, King St
Fringle, J. D., barrister and attorney at law, Hughson st
^""■"' R- * T. R., corner of Main and John aU.
M;?.'wrnrH:l"TMi^?^^^^^^ ^f^ "^' '■ M>Springer, Mr.. Va.koughnet,
LEATHER MERCHANTS, &c., (Addenda to page 108.)
FoRSTBR, L., leather merchant, K -.g st, west. See card.
Darfoot & Co.. "-^ed to Hug^on .t , Downing. George, akin dealer. Market at
I^ncontmued-MiugTove, R, The othera as before.
LIVERY STABLES, (Addenda to page 108.)
Aaini, — , King st west
Robinson, — Catharine st
Burley,—, Mainst
Jones. B.. Catharine st
Leonard, H., Main st
Di,continued.-Knox & Giilesby, Oneii. J.' The others aa before.
LUMBER MERCHANTS, (page 108.)
Remain aa before.
MERCHANT TAILORS, (Addenda to page 108)
Flemmir, J , John st id. , ^,° '
Fearn.ide&Son,King,t.we.t ?o^uTj ''iJork ,V*
Montgomery, J., King st *;o9tell, j., York st
Montgomery. W., Tyburn st Thompson. Wm.. Main st
DUcontinued.-Fosier, C. J, McCurdy. H. All others remain a. before.
MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS, (Addenda to page 109)
Warho^l, Mrs., importer of French millinery, silks, satins, flowers. &c..
Adama, Miaa, Conomon at
Boon, Miss. Rebecca at
Bowers, Mra., King st
-»rav=..ta!T, sTiisi, iiugason at
Kemn. Miss, Jamea at
Dite9ntinued.^Dtptxf, Miu. The others remain as before.
McNeil, Miss, John st
Pinnock, Miss, John st
West, M rs , Hiiffhaon ai
Young. Miss, King at
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HAMILTON.
MARBLE CUTTKR AND SCULPTOR.
PoLiooK, Jambs, junr., Hamilton marble worku, corner of York de Merrick
sis. Seo Card.
MISCELLANEOV8 bvsin£sse8. — (Given anew).
Addiion, J., numpmaker, Rebecca it
Allen, I., ssleratufe Tactory, Spring st
Dodgion, H., ivhipmaker, Mulberry it
Eayion, A , corn broomi, King si, Weit
Foolnerfc Co., cordial factory, Jamea st,
Weat
Johnston, A., picture f ramer. King at. West
Macdonald, H., threshing machines, Vine st
Martin, P., sausagemaker, John st
Radford. L> A., veterinary surgeon, Court
House sq
Strongman, O., quarryman, Tyburn st
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c., (a Hcw heading).
Haoar <fc VooT, organ builders, Cannon st
Grossman. Peter, musical instrument maker, I Townsend, \V., melodeon factory, King st,
Johnst I West
While.T. W., melodeon factory, King st. West
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS, (Addenda to page 109.)
Hamilton Spbctatoh, R. R. Smiley,' proprietor, removed to Court House
sq. See Card.
DiieoFittnued.— "The Erongelist." The others remain as before.
NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN, (Addenda to page 109.)
Brucb, J. A., seedsman and florist, dealer in all sorts of farming and
gardening implements, James st
The others remain as before.
PAINTERS, PAPER-HANGERS, PLUMBERS, &c., (Addenda to page 109).
Wp«°"?' ^•' .'•""i."' ^°"" "°""'' "> I P"»n">™. -. paper-hanger, McNab st
S^ri.'* r""'"'"' /':"» "I. TcTens, T.. painter, Catherine st
V^JrS^ui^n^' r'"'".' ^'"»J' ^'V' •^«»"' ?•'"'«'. King st
*itzpatrick8iBrolher,painter3,Kingst, west I
i)i>fon«in«/erf.-Robinson, James, Gooderham. J., Holconnb, J., Johnson, J. The others
remain as before.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, (Addenda to page 109).
BowN, Dr , corner Main and McNab sts
Ross, Dr., German physician, James st
WooivERTON dc Petbkson, homoBpathists, Ontario Buildings, King st
Mott, Dr., Peel st
O'Reilly, Dr., James st
Ridley, Dr., John st
Stephen, Dr., John st
Beard, Dr., Main at
Billings, Dr., York st
Dickinson, W. G., MD., John st
Hemvood, Dr., Main at
Hunter, Dr. R., Gore st
/>wcon<inu«rf.— Hunter, Dr. J., Kerr, Dr. Wm. The others remain as before.
PLANING AND SAWING MILLS, (a ncw heading).
Melville & Herald, steam saw mill, moulding, door and sash factory,
corner of Queen and York sts
Cook & Co., planing and sawing mills, ( Robinson's steam saw mills, Cannon st
Cook's wharf |
Chatterton, J., (late W. Nichelson & Co.) printing office, Kingst
Ruthven, P
Smiley, R.
Rev. F. J. 1
Rev. Georg(
Very Rev. J
Rev. John
Rev. John I
Rev. T. Goi
Rev. J. Ho(
Rev. Roberi
Rev. John i
Rev. George
Rev. James
Removed.—
remain as berc
Amon, (Inst
Bsmes, W. J.,
Csse, £., smiti
Falrey, — , sm
OUchrist, W.,
Tout, G., smil
Olhcrs
JuDD, John,
TI
CoPP, BuOT
Clark & VS
Dickison, J, M
Lalor, Thomas,
McArdle & M
Parrott, A., cij
Discontinue
rk & Merrick
er, King at, Wett
machinM, Vine it
John at
■argeon. Court
. Tyhurn tt
factory, King it*
e 109.)
Court House
09.)
farming and
HAMILTON.
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• page 109).
', McNab St
ine St
at
, J. Tiieothera
109).
, King 8t
fore.
Bash factory,
, Cannon at
RuUiven, P., printer, iiookbir.der, &c., removed to King st
Smiley, R. R., general printing office, removed to Court House square
The othera remain at before.
RESIDENT CLERGY, (Addenda to page 110).
Rev. F. J. M. W. Blackman, Church of England, ciirate
Rev. George Hebden, Church of the Ascension
Very Rev. J. Gordon, Park street, Roman Catholic
Rev. John Carrol, Main street, Wesieyan Methodist
Rev. John Bredin, Main street, Wesieyan Methodist
Rev. T. Goldsmith, Main street, New Connexion Methodist
Rev. J. Hogg, United Presbyterian
Rev. Robert Biyle, Primitive Methodist
Rev. John Hay ward, Episcopal Methodist
Rev. George Paxton Young, Peel street. Free Church
Rev. James Inglis, York street, Baptist
Removed—Revs. Jamei Ede, Wm. Norton, J. U«vison, W. Robinson
remain as before.
SADDLERS, page 110, remain as before.
SMITHS, &c., (Addenda to page 110.)
Amon, (instead of Hayman) John, West Ma-^ket st, smith and cart maker
The othci-8
Barnes, W. J., smith, John st
Case, E., smith, Kinz at, west
Falfey, — , smith. Mulberry st
Gilchrist, W., smith and cart maker, King st
Toot, G., smith, IVlcNab st
Others as before.
Richer, A., waggon malcer and smith. King
st. East
Robinson, W. D.. waggon maiier & smith,
King st. West
Seivell, J., smith, Walnut st
II
SOAP FACTORY, (Addenda to page 110).
JuDD, John, Bay street | Walker, James, York st
STAGE OFFICES, pdge 110.
No change of importance to note.
TIN AND COPPERSMITHS, (Addenda to page 110.)
Copp, Brothers, tin and coppersmiths, removed to John st
Clark & Whitney, tin and coppersmiths, James st
Smith & Plotvright, tin and boppersmiths,
York st
Ring, E. J., tin and coppernrare. King st
Dickison, J. M., silver plater. King st, west
Lalor, Thomas, belt hanger, King st
McArdle &. Murphy, bell hangers, Market st
Parrott, A., c :)pper8mitb, King st, west .
DiKonlinued — Harris, Abraham. The others remain as before.
TOBACCONISTS, (Addenda to page 110.)
Quimby & Co., cigar makers, James st. The others as before.
TURNERS, page 110, remain as before.
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Association.
7 ST. MARTIN'S PLAC5. TRAFALGAR SQUARE. LONDON ;
AND 56 PALL MAl.L. MANCHESTER.
EaTABLiiHio M*T, 1844.
TRUSTEES.
Lieut-Col. the Rifrht Honortbl^ LORD GEORGE PAGET M P
""• -LOfH^/RENDERGAST. D.D.. (Cuntab.)L»ihh^m
MUTUAL ASSURANCE.
AMDrancei may be effected from X50 to £10.000 on m Siosle Life
Med Ifm^I! '" ■""'""* »'■ «''«'. fl"t fi»« «nnutl Premiume.
wiedicBl men remunerated for Iheir reporti.
Libert, to Travel and Foreign Reridenee greatly extended,
of thteciatfo'n^oJ ofZ^Zl T/Jl "'""""''' "" •""-'- «» "" «"- Office.
PETER MORRISON. Managing Dirutor.
HAMILTON BRANCH.
Medical RErEHEE.— JOHN MACKELCAN, Esq., M.D
A. D. MACDOUGALL, Agent. ^ ' '" ^•
OrncB-King Street, immed.aleiy oppos ite to the Bankol Montreal. Hamilton, O.W
hamiltojTbranch^^ '"~~"
0» THl
ROTAL INSVBANGE GOMPANT FIRE AND LIFE OFF"
CAPITAL TWO MILLIOJVS STERLIJTG.
F'".S /NSURaNCES can be effected at moderate ratee of PREMIUM, and Lo- «.
r^Zp!f'^'''°''V<'oot thereof, «,ttled without reference to the Board in England
low aT ..f!^T.r """^'^ '^"';.^"^ INSURANCE are much reduced, ".-:da« now a.
oDrt ^ "'^ "■»<"'««' Will permit of. '
In ,. f JOSPECTUSESc with the TABLES of RATES, and every information relati,.
?nS™&'"^' '°e«^herwith FORMS of PROPOSAL &c., c-tuVS^lrfrSa h-
undertigned on peraonal application, or by letter, poit paid. ' """""a irom the
' ^Office. King Street, Hamilton, p. W. '''''"^^ BELLHOUSE. Ag.nt.
iiilffiAIL, ffil MIL, iEOTMOOTEUD 183
OPPOSITE THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA,
To ilKli AMI §©E
WHOLESALE ANB RETAIL GIEMISTS AM ORUBBISTS,
^'^^Tt^F^lu'^if'^'?''^' American and Mediterranean DRUGS and
CHEVIICALS, erfijineiy, Patent Medicine?, D>6 Stuffs, OiJi,
Varnishes, Window Glass, Paints, Artists' Colo's. Tools, &o.
Hamilton.
urn, tmn, tin plate, leas anb coffer herciaiits,
IMPORTERS or
ENGLISH & AMERICAN SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE,
IPATPIBHIP S-fiLlPffif Y IPTirSIg,
AaBITT3 POP. TSB OOHB PO^DSR MILL©©
AMD
IMPROVED FIRE KINS SAFES.
IRON AND HARDWARE MERCHAJ^Ts]
MANUFACTURERS OF CUT NAILS,
Afcncy Ocrc Powder milli* and Fire Proof Safei*
KING STREET.
•f
CHARLES KELLY & CO., Proprietors.
BELLHOUSE, IRELAND, & CO., Agents.
Office^ King Street, Hamiltm.
JOEL CARPENTER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SIGJr OF THE MjlMMOTH .iXE,
KING STREET, HAMILTON.
IMPORTER or AND GENERAL DEALER IW
BIRMINGHAM, SHEFFIELD AND AMERICAN SHELF AND
HEAVY HARDWARE,
BAR IRON. STEEL ANVILS. VICES. SHEET LEAD,
ALSO,
AGENT FOR GQDYEAR'S INDIA RUBBER PACKING.
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90
HAMILTON.
UONJBL FOSTER^
LEATHER, LAST AND FINDING WAREHOUSE.
KING STREET, WEST, HAMILTON,
H^MLOcV^ml^ii^Aihl^^^^^^ '^'^^'^ '" OAK and
UPPER LEATHFKK^".^^^^ ^T^'''' ""^ ^""'"'"^^ Manufacture.
Vl'ift.U. LLATHER Kipand Calfskin, Moroccos, Bindings and Linings, and
every description of Shoemakers' Tools now in ubo ; Hides, Oils, &c. &c
Specal Agent for INDIA RUBBER GOODS. All' of which h; will dis-
pose of, wholesale or retail, on terms that will give satisfaction.
iBElTjAmN
No. 2, Commercial Buildings, West King Street,
HAMILTON, C. W.
lAMILTON NEW MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES POLLOCK, J ,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Public that he has started an extensive es-
tablishment on the GORE of YORK and MERRICK STREETS,
where he is prepared to furnish various kinds of
mmi iMUKffis ToiB: wum mm^.
MARBLE MANTLES,
AND ALL KINDS OF SLABS FOR CABINET WORK.
Done at Reasonable Prices.
J. P. solicilis an inspBCtlon of his numerous Architectural Designs for Mantles
and Monuments.
hampton-Harlem-harperhay
91
B for MantleH
HAMPTON, (formerly Millville.)
I ViitAOB situated in the Townihip of Darlington, Countj of Durham. C.W.-diatant from
^wmanTille, 6 mUet. Population, about 2d0. i ^•".— ««iBniirein
Alphabetical IM of Professions, Trades, fto.
»HTo?r, J. dc S., general store, half a mile from the village
void, Jamei, mason
jatler, Richard, saddler, &c
laffltn, Thomas, miller
Jltrk, Thomaa, amilh
lole, John, tailor
Trjrderman, E. B., saw mill, Ac, one mile
I from the village
Imtis, Henry, cooiwr
llforiJ & Martin, general itorc
liliott, Henry, general atote, grist and saw
I mill, and post master
Isrley, John, jr., sash maker, half mile from
I village
loifke, Thos., tannery
loirke, Erasmus, cabinetmilcer
lubbard, E.P.&Co., curding and cloth
I mill, half m lie from the village
bgraffl, James, caritenter
Ingram, James, builder
Jaynes, J. R , boot and shoe store, half mila
from the village
Jewry, Wm., waggonmaker
Johns, James, smith, waggonmaker and ma*
chinist
Kennedy, Rev. Alex., United Presbyterian
Kinell, Sami. L,, mason
Martin, VVsn., shoemaker and store keeper
Ormision, Lockhart, farmer and saw mill
Perkins, Wm., shoemaker
Rohins, Thomas, cabinet maker
Smith, John, house carpenter
Stripp, Thomas, tailor
Vanstone, Wm., waggon maker
White, Charles, shoemaiker
vVillcock, Daniel, tailor
Williams, William, temperance hotel
HARLEM.
(JVo« included in the Canada Directory.)
I ViLLAOE situated in the Township of Bastard, County of Leeds, C. W.,-.distant from
[Irockfille, 98 milee-etage fare, 5s.ldislant froi Portland, 5 milea. '
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
hresee, John, P„ blacksmith
Clark, Norman, blacksmith
Clark, William D., blacksmith
phamberlain, Dr. A. A., postmaster, and
•• P«
Copeland, Robert W., miller
Gainsford, William, shoemaker
Imerson, William, shoemaker
Lashly, Henry, general store
O'Neil, Rev. John, Roman Catholic
HARPERHAY.— (Given anew.)
, ViiXAOB Situated in the Township of Tuckersmith, in the United Counties of Huron
?ii«h.ir?r •"/'"' ''""? Goderich, SO^milee-usual stage fare, 5s.- distant from
iiicnell. Id miles — usual stage fare, Ss. 9d.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Imos, Walter, blacksmith
Bryne, Joseph P , shoemaker
Carter, John, brickmaker
[;a»h, Edward, trader
warden, Huron and
Chalk, Dr. Wm.,
Bruce
Cisrk, George, blacksmith
De Lacy, James, shoemaker
Devereux, John, cooper
Eden, Benjamin, weaver
Goainlock, Georore- <^!tinaster and "sneral
store
Knox, Thomas, innkeeper
Meyer, Louis, vinegar maker
M«Culloch, Dnvid, shoemaker
M-Culloch, Robert, tuilor
M'Dermid, M., & Co., general store
M'Gregor, William, waggon maker
M'Kenzie, Rev. Alex., United Presby
terian Church
M'Kay, William, carpenter
M'Kearn, William, waggon maker
Soott, Donald, tailor
sparling, ^,-iinstopusr, gsnrfs! store
Stewart, Alexander, carpenter
Van Egmond, Augtut, innkeeper
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HASTINGS.
(Jiot included in the Canada Directory.)
yj3.rSu"/rpV.?,borS W^Zr^'n^'^i'" ",•""?•«• in.h.Town.hip„,
J wDoro , c. w., on the River Trent. 7 milM Mulh of Norwood.
Alphabetical Xiit of Proftstioni, Tradei, fto.
Conih .D, TimothT, innkeeper
DtucoW, J. S., innkeeper
Fottldi, Henrj, general etore and miller
Johnaon. Brothera, general alore
Rellia, R., blaokaoiith
HAWKESBURY.
(See Canajda Directort, Page 112.)
Brown & Higginaon, general atore
Harbeck, Anioine, innkeeper
Murraj, Heetor, tannery
Addenda.
Pattee, David, barritter.atlaw
Pattee, R. p., nage owner
Allan, Franeia, clothier
Canning, Wm., cooper
Evant, Wm., miller
Fraaer, Wm., merchant
RKMOVKD OR DECEASED.
Leoelle, F., ahoemaker
Lummif, D., barber
Shaw, Duncan, tanner
Wiggini, C. O., teacher
HAWKSVILLE.-(Given anew.) -
UnUro^^B'SClj'Sli '" ''" ^"''"""P "^ ^"""'"^ bounty of Waterloo. C. W.. A E.^^JiS ]
Alphabetical list of Professiow, Trades, &o.
Hilborn, Joshua B.. boot and ahoemaker
Hughea, George, blacksmith
Jamieaon, David, general store
Lockner, William, wheelwright
McDonald, Thomas, carpenter and joiner
Pearaon. John W., blacksmith *' i
Thompeo., & Kuixinger, boot &. ahoemaken
Watson, David, mnkeeper '
Walker, David, boot and ahoemaker
Armstrong. Thonaa. bailiff of diviafon court
Anderaon, Duncan, carpenter and joiner
Bascuin, Charlea, Unner and currier
Cornell, Wnj., carpenter and joiner
fcmpey. M. P., general atore, clerk of divi.
•wn Mort, and commiaaioner for tak.
ing affidavita in B. R.
h!11' ^'j?""'' fff"«"' eioreand postmaster
Hawk, John, miller
I Anderaon, Jar
from the vi
jClark, Simon J
village
[Craig, A^lliam
the village
i Hawthorn, Rev
[HeDderaon, Mi
milea from
HEMMINGFORD.
(See Canada Dihectomv, Page 112.) i
..nrfSJ."M;r.V3iD ;tria!5id° fronTM -^ Beauhamol., CE.-dir
Market Tr.iSS He2 nlfo J,rJonl«^^ ^'^ class, 5s 6dj 2 id ilaaa, 2,. W.
b«ok, 2s; 6d. Population ab^ut 700. '^'^''^' *"'' *^"«'«y«-f«« H>«re tn^l
ci.,i«,d.john,^n.r.,s.. Addenda jmd Errata
Cun.«u»,.M...lnyIi..r.iddr...„.ker I Sriia%iS.t.k«».th
Parsons 4e }
kjtn, P., bake
! Atkinaon, J., aa
_.-„.., ..., „g„
Conningham, J,
Chapman, H., I
Cornwall, M., i
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HENRYVILLB— HERDMAN'8 CORNERS-HOLLAND LANDING. M
n lh« Township of ,
i(h of Norwood.
fto.
enani itora
Nipper, Robert, mw mill
b'Gradv, Rev. O. de C, A. B. T. C. D.,
[^ ^hureh of En|land
Prepert, N., eaw mill
hulU, F., Mddler and hamaas maker
Shannon, J., Uvarnkaepar
Spearman, Banjamin, bfaokamitb
Siearne*. Charles, aa» mill
Steed, Mra., milliner and dreasmakar
lison, Uriah, aaw mill
I'Ef alia. A., atorekeeper
Straiton, Stephen, harneaa maker
RKVOVED.
Stead, John, amith
HENRYVIILE.
(S» Canada Dirbctoby, Pauk 113.)
Addenda and Eirata.
i«r.at.Iaw
>wner
lllard, Joieph, briekmakei
■vernet. Rev. C, Churcli of England
Mirouard, Dr. H., physician
Goodenow, E. 8., postmaater &«
Poudrette, Juaeph, general atore
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
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iBeanlae, Jos., smith
Campbell, Patrick, general stor*
Dehile, Dr. D^B.,
iDoughortjr, Patrick, general store
IGariepjr, Joseph, general store
Lanoue, Da "id, innkeeper
Lupion, Isidore, i«dd|er
Murifan. Joseph, wheelwright
Wells, Horace, poatmaster
HERDMAN'S CORNERS.
(J^Tot included in the Canada Directory.)
iVaterloo C w AuM -^ ®"*"' ^illaob situated in the Township of Hinchinbrooke, County of Beauharnois.
Waterloo, C. W., di*|(., g., dUtant from the Province line, 2 miles. • 7 " D««nsrnois,
to.
ot and shoemaker
tsmith
ral store
selwright
srpenter and joiner
sksmith
r. boot&shoemakml
per
Id shoemaker
Alphabetical List of ProfSBSsions, Trades, fto.
I Anderson, James, store keeper, 5 miles I Herdman, Arthur, poatmaster
I from the village "
I Clark, Simon J., advocate 4 milea from the
I village
Craig, M^liiam, cloth factory, 3 milea from
the village
Hawthorn, Rev. Mr., presbyterian
I Henderson, Mrs. Isabella, store keeper, 5
miles from the village
Hopper, John, store keeper, 5 miles from
the village
McCoy, John, store kesper, on the Pro.
vince line
Morris, Rev. Willism. church of England
Stuart, James, store keeper and milter
ihamois, C.E.— dir
f aldolase, 9s. 9d.
>ye— fare there sod I
Nnith
HOLLAND LANDING.
(See Canada Directobt, Page 114.)
Addenda and Errata.
Parsons &> Willcocks, tanners, millers, and general merchants.
Ayers, F., baker
Atkinson, J., saddler, &c.
! Bscar, H., ho-.K^ hsjiidw
I Cnnningham, J., shoemaker
Chapman, H., brick maker
ComwaD, M., acbooi teacher
Crozan, H., butcher
Gilderrie, A , carpenter
Grshan}, r., tsiiuf
Harrison, H., shoemaker *
Harvey, (inatead of Hawey), Jas., found'
Jakeway, A., tinsmith
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Ktllj. J., ■hoemaker
Kirbjr, E.. thuemikar
Jf ne, T., coopir
M'MihoD, Mn. anJ Min
M'Keniie, J., cooper
M«lng7,W.R.,b«rri.te,
Morton, Dr. G. S.
Moore, M., giddier, &o,
Ardtgh. Dr.
Bell.J. J., birriater
Blitiutone, H., birriiler
IHORNBY-HO WICK-HUNTINGDON.
•choo I (eackera
Ruiiaell, P. olothing .tore
Hloano J. W., poatoiaeter
r«'l. A., aniilh
bu^' """' ***'•' '^"' *^'"'"»
REMOVED OR OKCXASKD.
Kenwort, J., oarpentor
Stewart. R., leaohor
HORNBY.
(See Canada Directorv, Paqb m.)
Addenda and Errata.
i Madden. Henry, shoe maker
Koberts, CUb. , 8,„ith '*" ' '""•
o^mpif.n, L. (ailor
Wutemon, Guo., pork bu^er
*;"'■» W. I-., shoemaker
ijueit. John, carpenter
'kSer*''^""'"''"'^"""'">'""
' "'"•erson, Guo., pork
A.kin.„,R..„dj..rrm°r "'' "'^°-r-"« B"«NIC«
B«rr, Re,d. W, "" """ Jones. Dr. Chs. H.
Howson, Thoa., ahoemakcr S?.'>''''r''> ^- "rpcnter
I M'Kindsejr, G. S., roerchanl
HOWICK.
(Sbb Canada Directory, Page II4.)
BUnkh..*. t Addenda and Errata.
g'-^.W'W.John.bl.cSmi.h
Gebbie, (Inauad of Gellic,) Thomaa. general
Hare. ^Y^^"" '"" Po««a«cr '^ " "'
"•jea, George, carpenter
Lamont, Louis, carpenter
>oxon,Vitii|, shoemaker
Taylor. John S., .gent for aeignlory mill,
removed.
McDonald, John, carpenter, &c.
HUNTINGDON.
(•^^BB Canada Directory, Page 115.)
Gavin, Andrew, tinsmith
Addenda and Errata.
Hunter. Da.i,, inaorance aeent
clo'th7a'cto«""-^'"'""»'«'«"''i
Morria. Rev. Wdl,a». Church of England
INDl
A ViL(.Aoa
Montreul,'!
Is Ud. seci
at which Ih
BoRDEIiEi
RuUVIER,
Desciiam
DeLanai
cat
Frechet,
guilbaul
Lajoie, R(
LeBlanc,;
LEPROHOfJ
Martin, i
MiCHAUD,
Papin, Ca
Paddock, ,
filVARD, J\
ScALLON,
Tl/RGEON,
Coolly, Bapt
Dufresne. Fr
Froneh. A., 1
Groulx, Josej
Hall. Henry.
Hambeuu, A
Hembleaii, P
taforraics, P
Lafortune, A
Laurier. Loui
Leodel, P. C.
' commiss
Lorion. Picrri
A RISING VlL
'y of Elgin, C
54 miles— sta;
INDUSTRY-IONA.
Lewis &. Schuyler, generil »ii.rr and lum-
ber merobariU
Morrifon, John, Konerul iiure and Mator
Slicriff. F, VV.,M.l). '
8mi(h, Patcal, general store
Slephena, Oeorgp, general itore
Stevenion, Alexanoer, advocain
Tlionipwiii, II. G., loniperance inn
TaylKf, Geiirgo, elioeinakor
Wlittloy, George, carriage maker
!,•
AdaniB, Tlioma*, tailor
Black, Kov. J.
CKeefo, D., advoomo
REMOVED.
I Kobb, Janice, aaddler
Ktiitur., W., itorokeepcr
White, Alexander, atoiekeeper
INDUSTRY, or A/. Charles Borromee.— (Given anew.)
Alphabetical liat of Professiona, Trades, &o.
Bordereau, Cuthhert, boot and Bho« store.
RoUVIER, L. V.
Desciiamps, Joseph, school commissioner
^''^^'^.l.nL? '*''• Gaspard, seignior of Lavaltrie, and commissioner of smalt
Frechkt, L., general merchant
GuiLBAULT, J Casimir, grain and flour merchant
Lajoie, Rev. P. D., director of Joliette college
LEPRoHoi R ''H^''''''^"n^ n^^ "'"^ '^'"'■'^ "'' ^^"^'"iwioners court
liEPRoHON, B. Henry, M.D., physician and surgeon
Martin, Asa, civil engineer
MiCHAUD, Fabien, boarding house
Papin, Captain Francois, commissioner of small causes
Faddock, John A., pail and lath factory
fiiVARD, M., Pierre, Industry hotel
boAiLoN, Ed., general merchant, lumber dealer, and J.P.
Ii/RGEON, L. P. H., seignior of Beaumont
Ma^rnan, Adolps ;, »iolarjr pablie
ManHcau, Rev. A., Roman Catholic
Molan5on, Inaie, postmaster
Pannetun, C. H., general store
Coolly, Baptiste, tanner
Dufresne, Fr». B., general store
froneh. A., tanner
Groulx, Joseph, advocate
Hall, Honry, M.D.
Hambeau, Alexis, foundry
Hembleau, Pierre, foundry
liBlorrnics, Pierre, smith
La fortune, Ambroise, smith
Laurier, Louie, M.D.
LeodeJ, P. C. M. D., lieutenant-coioncl and
commissioner of small causes
Lorion, Pierre, smith
Purent, Louis, (fiis) smith
Parent, K., smith
Trudeau, Michel, miller
Tfudcau, i<rangoiB, niillor
Trudeau, Bazilo, miller
Trudeau, Charles, miller
Trudeau, O., M. D.
Voyer, A. Thomts, M.D.
(:^'l
lONA.
(JVof included in the Canada Directory.)
Il!tr p1!° ^ o'w°*^ situated on the town line between Dunwlch and Southwold, in the Coun-
ii .
JARVI8-JEE8EYVILLB-KA||0U«A8t4
AlphabetioAl Liit of
■lu«, John, w«|gonraakcr
D9C0W k Ecckt, gtmrti itort
Dmow, John, ptiitmtttir
Oonno, Kcv. VVoi , BipUtt
ribrrji, Chtrlfi, cab net maker
H«nrii, Wm , aMUUnl poatmoiler ind tomi*
•hip clerk of Dunnrich
LumUjr, Couchlan, griMand •■(? milU
McDouialj, Aloiander, uherr
Maekav, NtH, amith
A DooTo* will And • good opening hert.
FroftMiong, Tradei, fto.
McL^ndraaa, Jamaa, tailor
Mc Lardy. NIcol, aboomalnr
Morrell.J H , gonoral ator.
Pnilpott, Jamca. bailiff
Sandara, Abner, waggon maker and amith
Sinclair, Peter, tailor
Hmlih, Squire*, harneaa maker
Stoliker, laaac. amith
Tail. Francia A leir., general atora
welch, Jamea, waggonmaker
JARVIS. — (Given anew).
Alphabetical liit of ProfewioM, Tradei, fto.
Shannon, C. W., postmaster and general store
McCuliough, Samuel, ahoemakar
McMicl<en, John, blackamith
Rodgera, John, ahoemaker
Bartindale, Mra,, innkee|;er
Brock, John, blackarailh
Duplinte, Albert, cooper
Fero, Hiram, innkeeper
Ooirana, John, J. P. and genera! atore
Hume, William, MD.
Jackaon & Mucklewrath, cabinetmakeri
Jeirriea, - , waggonmaker
Sill, Jannea, general atore
Stuart, Jamea, carpenter
Trimmer, Joaeph. innkeeper
Wilaon, John, tailor
JERSEYVILLE.
(JVot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Viuaoi aitaated in the Townahin of Aneaiter r w j:.<.., /•«...
-from Brantford. 11 mile.. Po^iKn, aCt200 "''-''•••'" ^'^ D"«««^ U mile.
Alphabetioal List of
Adam^ Nicholaa, ahoe itore
Chatteraon, John, carpenter
Henderahott &. Stenebaugb, lumber merch.
ant*
Henderihott, Abraham, councilman and
oarrlB^e maker
Henderaon, Allan, carpenter
Howell. Moaea H., general atore and lum.
her merchant
Howell, Geo. F.
maker
Professions, Trades, fto.
Howell, Nelaon, amith
wuncM, iioiBon, amitn
Howoll Morri. painter and carriage maker
Howell, Isaac R., pump mah
, pump maker and cairiage
iiowBii, Isaac K., pump maker
S^Zh "w ;."■ ^ ^r*' ""'■•«• ™"kera
Marah, William, cabinet ahop
Misener, Lemuel, carpenter
Vanaickle. William C, grain eradio and
•leigh maker
■leign maker
Young, Henry F., poatmaater and
atore
ffeoeral
KAMOURASKA. (Given anew.)
Thi Dibtiiot Town, of the District of Kamorraaka. ia aitiMi«rf „« .1.. .1. ^
Rifer St. Lawrence, in the Seigniory and Coun'v of the aami „.m- r ^.'""t.?''"" *»' *•
Quebec. 90 milea. Fopu.ation'^of th'e Town^a^tUS; onha^S'g^foVy^.bo'irMOO^'"''
„ , . ^^^0 Offlcen.
rscnereaU) xxon. Andre, judge of the circuii court
Chalou, Phillip, and Dery. Charles, proihonotaries, and clerks of court
iDery, Charl
IMartineau,
lTach6, J. C
IPsradis, J.
JDumais, Pa
GagnA, Cap
Dupuis, Se\
Boy, Henrjr
Michaud, &
Albert, Juan, 1
B«aubien, Jon
jeeohard, J.T
oramal
I Redard, Cyrili
Bedard, Gaapi
I Delleau, O., bi
Berub<5, Wm ,
Bouchard, Cai
Bouehor, (/apt
Chapez, Charl
Delorior, Louii
' Dery, Charloa,
I Deuion, dit St
Doichene*, O.,
Ddacheano, M.
Deijardini, Mi
Detjardine, Ed
Deijardins, Ho
Dionne, L., joi
Dionne, G., juii
Dumaia, Paaca
Dupuia, Severe
Gagne, Alexin,
Gai;ne, Marcel
Hebert, Rev. ^
Hebert, Rev.
Hudon, J. M.,
Landry, F , cai
Lebel, Cyprien
amall ca
Lebel, Thad.. I
Lebel, Thomas,
Lebel, I)., earn
A flourishing Vi
—distant from I
tiOD, about 400.
Anderson, Peter
Andrews, Rev. I
Bates, Uuger, la
Bennett, John, a
Bamham, Mark
KEENE.
0.
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Mora
maker and ■milh
mik«r
t7
i If
icral ttora
iak«r
lion, 6f. 3d.
teraaktr
nith
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itr
)andt^ U milM
i earritf e maker
aker
rriage makera
lop
r
rain endio aad
Iter and geiwral
ith shore of tba
Distant below
bout 3000.
BOUrt
Dary, Charles, clerL of tho peace, and deputy clerk of the crown
iMartineau, Ovide, aherifl*
lTach6, J. O., eounty regiatrtr
IParadii, J. T., deputy aheritT
Diimaia, Paacai, deputy registrar and clerk of commlsaioner's court
IGagne, Captain Alexis, poatmaster
Dupuis, Severe, high constable
Boy, Hennr, jailer
I Michaud, Dr. A. T., physician to the jail
Alphabetical list of ProfeBsions, Trades, &c.
Albert, Juan, shoemaker
Btaubien, Juieph, M.D.
IBfchard, J.T., notary, and comniiMJonor
or small causes
Radard, Cyrlle, cabinet maki>r
Bedard, Gaspard, baker
Delleau, O., baker
I Berub^, \Vm , saddler and harnesa maker
Boachard, Cuplain Joscphal
I Bouehor, Captain G.
Chapez, Charles, slioemakor
Delorior, Louis, boarding house
I Dery, Chorlos, advocate, comr. Q. B.
I Deision, dit St. Pierre, P., general store
I Deschenes, O., stnro and boarding house
Ddschesne, M., cooper
Des^ardins, Major Antoino
Desjardins, Edouard, (general store
Deijardins, Honord, boarding house
Dioune, L., joiner
Dionne, G., joiner
Dumais, Pascal, notary
Dupuis, Severe, high constable
Gag^ne, AIoiIb, (;eneral store, J. P. & p.IVI,
Gagne, Mareel, shoemaker
Hebert, Rev. N. T., curate of St. Louis
Hebert, Rev. Oct , aaaistnnt curato
Hudon, J. M., advocate
Landry, F , caipenter
Lebel, Cyprien, J. P., and commissioner of
small causes
Lebel, Thad., bmcksmith
Lebel, Thomas, notary
Lebel, U., carriage maker
Lebel, John, blacksmith
Levasseur, Thonias, oarpeitiMr
iMarfincnu, O., sheriff
Martin, — , tailor
Miohaiul, ('aptnin Ed.
Michaud, Thomas, M. D.
Michaud, F., carpenter
Miller, Louis, goneral store
Ouilet'c, Thouiiis, mill owr.cr
Paradis, TImd., unhcr
Paradis F., blankurailh
Pclletier, F. S., pilot
Pollptier, P., pilot
Pelletier, Pierre, boarding house and atoro
Porrault, Z,, advocate, and auont of part of
tho Scifriiiury
Pinet, Charles, saptain and ship owner
Polvin.X., tanner
Potvin, Hyp,, laiiner and butcher
Raymond, H., pilot
Raymond, R., joiner
Raymond, C, pilot
Sunterre, B., shoemaker
Sirois, T., commissioner of small causes
Sirois, Z., tailor
Stripiona, L., H. P.
St Louis, Jean, general store
Tachd. J. G., advocate
Tanchereau. Hon. A., justice
Trcmblay, Captain Frederic
Tromblay, Charles, carriagomakor
Thcriault, A., trader and butcher
Vai'Iaincourt, F., baker
Wood, James, boarding houae
KEENE.
(J^ot included in the Canada Directory,)
Aflpurishing ViLLAOK situated in the Township of Otonabee, County of Petcrboro' C.W.
;;i il!I„.?dnn ''?L''°"\^i""'"i «t«'"n»'oat fare across the Rice Lake, 2s. 6d. Popula.
tiOD, about 400, The post office is know as " Otonabee."
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Campbell, Alexr., tailor
Campbell, Malcolm, carnenter
Carr, Thomas, commissioner of Q. B.
Chase, Jeremiah, innkeeper
Drummond, Thomas,'general atorq
Anderion, Peter, tailor
Andrews, Rev. Frs., Free Church
BatfiR, UOj^er, tannery, shoe store and J. P
Bennett, John, steacuboat captain
Bamham, Mark, flour and saw mills
KEMPTVILLE-KILWORTH.
EUenor, John, carpenter
Equitable Fire In.. Co., Tho.. Short, agent
uoilon, Jamea, smith and waggonmaker
Hargraft, Henry, general store
I. uiijphriea, R. C, junr., general store and
temperance inn
Helion, George, shoemaker
Ingham, Sannuel, shoemaker
Laing, Alezr.jsnnith
Lang, James, shoemaker
L'Esperance, Hyacinthe, innkeeper
Lacy, Thomas, weaver
Lumsden, Andrew, cabinetmaker
Lundrerille, Peter, cooper
McCrea, Dr. Amos, physician
McLaughlin, Robert, copper
Morrow, Thomas, tinsmith
National Loan Fund Life Ins. Co., Tho«
Short, agent ' .
Read, George, general store and town cleitl
and treasurer ■
Short, Thomas, postmaster, general sta
and J. P. "
Sinclair, James, saddler
Steele, Robert, general store
West, Joseph, waggonmaker
KEMPTVILLE.
(See Canada DiRECTORy, Page 117.)
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Babbitt, JElijah, cooper
Barnes, Edgar S., general store
Beddmgfield, Robert, grocer
Berltt, Rev. Thomas, Wesleyan v
Christie, John, merchant tailor
Coun, John, teacher
Courtney, James, cabinetmaker
Elwood, Jas. E., saddler and harness
Gibson, Jamea, butcher
Hardy, Francis, cabinet maker
Heaphy, Michael, cooper
Himpenstall, John, blacksmith
Hutchins, Phineas, temperance house
Jones, Francis, D. P. surveyor
Lyons, David, teacher
Addenda.
1 McCargar, Wm, H., shoemaker
' McMurray, James, turner
McPhail, Rev. Daniel, Baptist
Magee, Won., butcher
Meloy, John, carpenter
Miller, George, shoemaker
Pleea, Rev. H. P., Church of England
Kath, John, carpenter
Rossiter, Edson, fanning mill maker
Rutherford, Alexander, carpenter
scott, James, teacher
Shaw, James, carriage maker
Spotawood, Robert, jr., blacksmith
rnompson, John, teacher
Tucker, William, cabinet maker
maker
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Baldwin, Thomas, cabinet maker
Barnes, Sylvester, smith
Beynon, Rev. George
Cooper, Rev. James
Howey, Dr. William
McAlpin, Rev. H.
Mix, Edward, carpenter
Stennett, Miles B., dentist
KILWORTH.-(Given anew.)
A VitLAOB situated in the Township of Delaware, County of Middlesex C W -_/?:.» • r I
Toronto, 144 miles-from London, 8 miles. Population about 20O.' C.W.-d„tant frooil
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &o.
Delabook, Dr., physician
Forsyth, A., shoe store
Hodgman, William, postmaster, tanner and
shoe store
Huff, William, tanner
Hughes, Re? Mr., Wesleyan
Jefferson, John, innkeeper
MeColl, John, teacher
Mabee, O. D., general store
Montague, John, cabinet maker
Morris, Robert, cattle dealer
Ogden, John, saddler
Smith, Thos.. blacksmith
Sutton & Comfort, cloth factory
Winter, William, innkeeper
Woodhall, Benj., grist, saw & fulling uilli
A nnall VitL
Balfour, Rev.
Blake, Francii
Coz, Lt.-Col.,
Drumn
Longmore, Lt.
McPherson, W
master
Paradis, Rev. ,
Peoples, Jamo
Mayor— Joh
Sydmham I
bodo.
dingh
Ontario Wa\
Bernt
St. Latorenci
cillon
Cataragui W
lors :
Frontenac Ff
cillori
Rideau Wan
David
Victoria Wat
cillors
Thomae W. 1
Willia
John
Alexai
President — J<
and T
Fergui
Burrowes, Jsi
Cumming (im
Coroners, Dr.
ooper
poyiician
I copper
nimith
Life Inf. Co., Tho«.
il store and town cleiil
tmaster, general sto
ler
al store
nmaker
KINGSEY— KINGSTON.
99
KINGSEY.
(J^oi includedin tAe Canada Directory.)
j A nnall ViitiOE and Towhihip aitaated in the County of Drummond, CE.
ihoemaker
mer
, Baptist
r
alter
rch of England
ag mill maker
I carpenter
maker
, blacksmith
er
let maker
SASED.
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C.W.—distantfroiil
lore
: maker
aler
factory
per
)w & fulling milli
Alphabetical list of Profeasions, Trades, &o.
Balfour, Rev. Andrew, Church of England
Blake, Francis, J.P.
' Cox, Lt.-CoI., registrar for the county of
Drummond
Longmore, Lt.>Col., J. P.
McPherson, W. A., general store and po'<t-
maater for Sydenham
Paradis.ReT. Jules, Roman Catholic
Peoples, James, advocate
Stevens, Simon, general store and post mas-
ter of Trenholm
Thibadeau, Charles, J. P.
Vincent, J. B., notary
Wadlcigh, John, senr., general store
wadleigh, John,jr., geneial store and post,
master of French village
Wilson, Major James W., postmaster of
Kingsey
KINGSTON.
(See Canada Directory, Page 119.)
City Connoil and Officers.
Mayor— John Counter.
Sydtnham Ward.- AUetmsni Archibald John M^cdoneJl, Augustus Thl-
d°nKham "' ''"^ ^* ^' ^^ ^'A"»''ag«' Robert Wadl
Onfmo Frar(/.-Aldermen : James Baker, Robert Jackson. Councillors •
Bernard Fitzpatrick, William M'Millan. "ucuiors .
St. Lawrence "'^Jjf.r-Aldermen : Henry Armstrong, John Counter. Coun-
cillors : William Rudston, John Wiley.
Catarofui »^«f -Aldermen : William Allen, James O'Reilly. Council-
lors : Thomas O. Butler, Peter Macdonald.
Frontenac ff^ard.- Aldermen: George Davidson, John Flanigan. Coun.
clUors : Charles Johnston, Patrick C. Murdock.
fif«Awtt l(r«rrf.--Aldermen : John Breden, James Linton. Councillors:
David Alexander, Thomas Brownley.
Fic/ma »ra»rf.-Aldermen : Joseph Milner, Maxwell W. Strange. Coun-
cillors : Patrick M'Grogan, James Ranter.
Thomas W. Robison, Police Magistrate ; Michael Flanagan, City Clerk •
STnii"^r1'.?r^"'?:i" ' ^.^^'"^ Chanonhouse, High Bailiff;
John Robb, Chief Constable ; Francis Weyms, City Surveyor •
Alexander Smyth, Collector of Taxes. ' -surveyor,
BOARD OF TRADE.
President-John Watkins ; ViccPresidenl-Thomas Deykes ; Secretary
and Treasurer-D. Shaw ; Council-Messrs. Drummond, Miller,
Ferguson, Rudston, Carruthers, Davidson and Goodeve.
PUBOG OFFICERS, (x\ddenda to page 120.)
Burrowes, James J., judge of the county court
Gumming (instead of Cummings) G. A., judge of surrogate court
Coroners, Dr. Barker, H. W. Benson, and John Shaw
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James, J. C, county surveyor
Henderson, R. S., city superintendent of schools
The others remain as before.
ASSURANCE COMPANIES, BANKS, &c. (Addenda to page 120.)
Commercial Bank, M. D., Hon. J. H. Cameron, director, vice O. Hancox
O. S. Ross, cashier, vice J. A. Harper »»"t"-^ . i
Bank of Upper Canada, W. G. Hinds, cashier
Bank of British North America, S. Taylor, manager
Canada Life Assurance Company, A. J. McDonell, agent
British ^America Fire, Life, and Marino Assurance Company, Williaral
Globe Fire and Life Assurance Co., Wm Grant, and T. Briffcs ir «irp„,.
Kmgston Permanent Building Society, John Counter, pre^W^i^S
North Western F.re and Marine Insurance Co., L C. Haven, agent
Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Co., Wm. Grant am.n.
Ontario Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Samuel RiwlaLsTlgent ^
Phanix Fire Insurance Co., Thomas Kirkpatrick, agent
MoZ'-'r/i""^ and Marine Insurance Co., Charles Hales, agent
Montreal Telegraph, H. D. Mprehouse, operator. Market square
Grand Trunk Telegraph, J. B. Cutler, operator, Market sqJare • I
I rust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, Capital £600 000 sterlino
Trugees^Tho„.as Baring, MP., G. C. G5ynn,M^^^^^
bir R. J. Routh, Iv.C.B., pros dent : W. Chanmnr. ».«« ...„ -j .
Joh,. A-„. Mel. VVn.„„rcharie. •MlilTro:K; 1?^ I
S. Atcheson, P. Buchanan. Commissioners at Kinffslon— R 9 '
Atcheson,F A. Harper. Solicitor-Hon. J A S^nair 4c*
countant-Thomas Coxworthy. Clerk-^C. R. WilUams
tion do, Utica do. All the others remain as before.
CUSTOM HOUSE.
James Hopkirk, collector; G. A. Mailleue, surveyor • Jame*. WrinU .v, .1
Lvtli T''.7-K--<Jy. 2nd clerk; ^T i)etT ap^Srf D
M^ ^vai^feT''''' ^r'" S^"'^'2nd do.; John W. L ttK
ger and packer ' ^ "" '^''^ ' '''' '^' ^'^''^^«' '"«"«"■ '
ARCHITECTS, SUR'^EyoRS, AND CIVIL ENGINEERS, (Addenda tO
page 122.)
Jahes, J. C. ds R. L., civil engineers, removed to King st
Bowes, John, architect, Johnson st I Powir inhn », i.-. . » •
Di^ontinuea. Rogers. Vhomas. architect. WS arMhe'Sfai IXT "
ACCOUNTANT AND AGENT.
Craig, William, accountant and general steamboat agent. King st
AUCTIONEERS (Addenda to page 122.)
McMillan, W., auctioneer and commission merchant, Brock at
jacKson, Robert, auctioneer and general aeent
Deceased, Ware, William. The others remain as before.
Bible and T
Boston Boo
Pknitbntia
Lindsay, John,
DiKontinut
Cameron, ]
Gaskin, J. H
MiLNER, J.,
Irrine, Wm., i
Diteontinuei
Baker, 6., <
KINGSTON.
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vice O. Ilancox;
)mpany, William j
^"Kgs. jr., agent! j
president; John
reus,
en, agent
Grant, agent
h agent
, agent
square
[uare
>00,000 sterling.!
>P« Directors— |
vice.president ; j
J. Thompson, R |
Kingston— R. S.
tfacdonald. Ac-
Iliams.
tford do, Protec-
les Wright, chief
* appraiser; D.
John W. Little,
acRae, rnessen-
Addenda to
nnceu st
srore.
King St
:k St
BAKERS, (Addenda.)
Begg, Alexander, Wellington street
I Discontinued, Phippen, J. The others as before.
BARRISTERS AND ATTORyiES, (Givcn ancw.)
I Agnew j., attorney, solicitor in chancery, conveyancer, and N. P., Cla-
rence street
Campbell, Alex., ba.risier, &c.. Princess st
I Cooper, C. W., equity draftsman, conveyancer, barrister, &c., removed to
Clarence street
I Forsyth & Muttleburt, barristers, &c., Clarence st
Geddes, W. a., barrister, &c., removed to Clarence st
Henderson, R. S., attorney, solicitor in chancery, conveyancer, and N.P.,
Clarence st
Hill dt Parke, barristers, «&c., King st
KiKKPATBicK, T., barrister, &c., Ontario st ^■'
[ Macdonald 6c Macdonell, barristers, &c.. King st
Mackenzie & Gildersleeve, barristers, &c., Clarence st
McLeod, Neil, barrister, &c., Ontario st
O'Reilly, J., barrister, &c., Wellington, st
Rowlands, S., attorney-at-law, &c., Clarence st
Smith & Henderson, barristers, attorniea, &c.. Princess st
Spaffobd, H. L., barrister, attorney, «Ssc., Clarence st
BOOKSELLERS, &c., page 122.
Bible and Tract Society's Depository, E. Stacy, agent
The others as berorc.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES, page 123.
Boston Boot and Shoe Agency, Charles McMillen, agent, Brock st
Penitentiary Boot and Shoe Store, E. P. & A. Ross, Princess et
Lindiay, John. Brock st ( Waison, VVm., Wellington st
Di$eontintted.— Collar, J., Cosby, C, Sharp, .Jas., the others as before.
BREWERS, page 123.
Cameron, Lewis, city brewery, Ontario st, James Livingston, brewer
Gaskm, J. H., Portsmouth Road, instead of George Westlake.
The others as before.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, page 123.
MiLNER, J., builder and contractor, Kingston
Irrine, Wm., carpenter, ColbotHe at | Tronhall, Wm., carpenter. Brock it
The others as before.
CABINETMAKERS, page 123.
„. .J Osborne, E.W., Montreal St
//weonlinuerf.— Baiemaii, Henry, Butler, T. 0. The others as before.
CHEMISTS AWD DRUGGISTS, page 123.
Baker, G., dc Co., (late Ghs. Brent) druggists and ap .iJ^sarles, Princess st
Tn« others as before.
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CHINA AND GLASS STORES, page 123, Kmain as before.
coACHMAKBRs, page 123, remain as before.
ciGAHMAKER, page 123, remains as before.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, page 124, as before.
CONFECTIONERS, page 124.
L'HoMT, John, confectioner, Wellington at
The others as before.
COOPERS, page 124.
FunncH, Thomas, Montreal st. The others u before.
DENTISTS.
Arnold. Dr, We! ngton St , Sutton, J., Princes, st
DRr GOODS MERCHANTS, page 124.
' GoZ?.*w?''VP^r^'rP''''«"' removed to Ontario 8t
^ooDEVE, W. J., wholesale and retail dry goods, King at
Haiwes, FoRsTER & Co. importers of British and^ Foreign dry goo^a
wholesale and retail, Princess st ^ ^ '
ChiSsTer, aSirccss st I "'"^^y' /«'>»". Princessst
"""Tfej-ws^'r™-' I -Sir---")
ENGRAVER.
Peabodv's Engraving EsTABtisHMENT, 6, Brock st, general engraving
and die s.nk.ng ; Stone, Gem, and Metal Seals, Cameos andffiaU
engraved; Copper-plate printing neatly execut'ed ; Seal Presses for
EXCHANGE AND OTHER BROKERS, page 124.
Dupuy, H., removed to Ontario st. The others as before.
FANCY STORES, page 124.
Ferns, Mrs C, Princess st. The others as before.
FLOUR AND GRAIN STORES, page 126
™„'c^r' "°" '"'' «"'" """'""•• '"■'" »f Wellington .„d CI..
I>»«continued._Macdonell, Angus. The others as before.
FORWARDERS AND WHARFINGERS, page 125.
Carruthers, John, United States Wharf and Bay of Quinte Wharf n.* • .
Macpherson & Crane, Ontario st ^ ^ "*"' Ontario it
Miller, John & Co., Central Wharf, foot of Brock st
Z^ec-se.. Ware. William. KtKs'bif!^"'' ^''''^-
GROCER.^, page 125.
Browne & Hartv, wholesale grocers, remov.^ to 0„t«n« .«
i^AEisK, JA8., wholesale and retail grocer. Kinir st "~
Canton Tea Warehouse, H. WelIbanksfK«, «
Parrbll, Pb
Iiller, Joh]
Centn
uRIDirORD, J(
tones, Geo., Brc
Armstrong,
ware,
Holland, Bb
Holmes, R. i
manuf
Ameri
Stevenson, 1
dlery, coi
Diieontmued—(
Gteene & Son, ^
L. A. Loomis, (i
Rogers, John, rei
Ditcontinut
Princess Ho
Mills, Jame». inr
Clarence i
Di
The others remai
Brigos, Th08
nies, Pi
Giant, Will;
I
Ontario Foui
tario st
IBartliff, Hej
8 before.
)re.
re.
ore.
KINGSTON.
l«3
St
ign dry goof^s,
It
IS 8t
ion & Goodeve)
ead> Jas. J. Th«
ral engraving
OS and Medals
9al Presses for
ngton and Cla.
^arf, Ontario at
Farrbll, Pstbr, wholesale and retail grocer, corner of King and Brock its
'fiLLSR, John & Co., wholesale groceries, leather, crockery, &c, removed to
Central Wharf, foot of Brock st
yte, John, Princess st ' i Hickey, J., Wellington st
'7> Thos., Princess st | Horsey, E., remoTed to Brock st
DMCon(iRue(l.-.Fra8er, A., Healy & Mullin, Martin, D. The others remain as berore.
HAIRDRESSERS, page 125.
RiDiFORD, John, hairdresser, perfumer and fancy store, King st
'ones, Geo., Brock st | Tu/lor, H., removed to Princess st
The others remain an before.
HARDWARE MERCHANTS, pOgC 126.
Armstrong, Henrt, importer of and dealer in British and American hard-
ware, Princess st
loLLAND, Brothers, importers of hardware. Princess st
Holmes, R. A., (of the firm of Bassett & Holmes, lOO Maiden lane, N. Y.)
manufacturers of upholstery goods, and dealers in every description of
American hardware, Princess st
Stevenson, Holmes ds Co., manufacturers and wholesale dealers in sad'
dlery, coach and general hardware. Princess st
Z)i(eon(tnue(<— Glass, James | Holland & Stevenson
The others remain aa before.
HATTERS, Page 126.
Greene & Son, Wellington st | Diacontinued—UcDowtiW, 3. A.
The others as before.
HOTELS, page 126.
L. A. Loomis, (instead of H. A. Mills), British Empire Hotel, Market square
The others as before.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, page 126.
Rogers, John, removed to Clarence st | How, Thomas, Bagot st
Diteontinued—J. Dean. The others as before.
INNS AND SALOONS, page 126.
Princess House, by M. J. Phillips, (late Phillips «fc Mllo), Princess st
Mills, Jamei., innkeeper, corner King and | Smyth, Samuel, saloon, Market square
Clarence streets | ^
Z7i»coB(intied— Chartre, J. Z. j Lambert, C. C. ; McNeice, J.
The others remain as before.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Brigos, Thos., jr., agent for the Britannia and Globe Insurance Compa*
nies, Princess st
Grant, William, Life, Health and Fire Insurance agent, and N.P., King st
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, page 127.
Ontario Foundrt, Duncan Tutton ds Co., (late P. D. Booth dc Co.,) On-
tario st
The others remain aa before.
^ LIVERY STABLES, page 12?.
Bartliff, Henrt, livery stable keeper, Ontario st
The others remain at before.
i
! '>>t
iri
It- ■■'■
104
KINGSTON.
Kelly, George, Wellington si
Lauder, John, Bagot nl
Crane, Mrs., Princess st
Harper, Mrs., Brock si
LUMBER MERCHANTS AND PLANING MILLS, page 127
CiTr Steam Saw MiLt, R. L. Innes. (late G. A. Gumming.) King at
/).sco»(mtterf.-D«»ison,G.. Marriott, George. The other, remain a. before. -
MARBLE FACTORY, page 127, as before.
MASONS, PLASTERERS, &C., page ^«!7.
I Nenland, Geo., *, st
I The others as before
MATCH MAKER, page 127, as before.
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, page 127.
Andrews, Geo. W., mercer, tailor, &c., removed to Wellington st
Daly, P., removed to Princess st t ..,u t w.ii!„ . ' "S'''" "
MILLINERS, page 127.
I n.M ^"!!?^» M"» Wellington st
I o Neil, Miss, removed to King st
T^eotljers as before.
NEWSPAPERS, page 128.
Daily News, John Rowlands, Market Buildings
Chronicle & News, weekly John Rowlands, Market Buildings
Ihe others remain as before. «"'"e,!»
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, page 128
Lanktrec, Dr. J, Brock street. The others as before.
povisioN DEALERS, page 128.
Medealfe, John, Ontario st i <i,>..h^u o' l J ^
The others as before. ' ^'"'^"' *"='""''' O"'"'" «'
PRINTING OFFICES, page 128, remain as before.
SADDLERS, &c., page 128, remain as before.
SHIPBUILDERS, &C.
Ault, Mr., Marine Railway. Portsmouth. The others a. before.
SHIP CHANDLERS, &c., page 128.
Ditconfmued—D. B. Jonkini
SMITHS AND MACHINISTS, page 128
''"''«uefr«"Lr'"' "" •^"'"^' ™k".co,„e, of W.ll,„g.„„ .„d
SOAP AND CANDLEMAKEBs, page 128, rcmaip as before.
KINGSTON.
105
ige 127.
ig.) King at
I before.
St
127.
ngton 8t
t
<ing and Brock its
The rut remain ai
ington 8t
lo King It
idings
irio Rt
ore.
•re.
^^ellington and
ois, Princess at
I Princess st
81
«
before.
STAGE orriCBs.
Gknerai. Stage Okfick, adjoining the British American Hotel, C.Green
wood, agent. Stages every morning at 7 o'clock— fare to Napanee
58 ; BellcviIlB, 128 6d ; Cobourg, 258 ; Toronto, 45s. Daily at 8
o clock in the morning in winter— fare to Brockville, 178 6d -Pros
cott, 208 ; Montreal, 358. A daily stage— fare to Bath, 6s • Adol'
phustown, 78 6d ; Picton, 10s ; Brighton, 178 6d.
Telrohaph Stage House, G. Mink, Clarence at. Stage fare to Caoo
Vmcent, Ss ; to Cobourg, 25s ^
TANNERS AND LEATHER MERCHANTS, pagC 129.
FoHD. Wm., tanner and leather dealer, King st. Cash paid for hides.
Miller 8 Leather Store, removed to Princess st. Shoe findinirs and
tools. Cash paid for hides *•
Strange, M. W., general leather merchant, King st
The others remain as before.
tin and copper smiths, page 129.
Chown, Edwi>:, Bagot st. See advertisement
Sangstbr, J. & C, tin, sheet iron, and copper ware factory, Princess st
Powell, R., removed to King st
Barry, Robert, Kir gat
Hor»ejr, R. M., Wellington st
Uecea*ed— Dickinson, J. The others as before.
VETERINARY iUROEON.
Johnson, J. C, Clarenco street
WATCHMAKERS, &C., pagC 129.
Cunningham. R,, removed to Brock st
Northgraves & Madden, Princess st
Smith, W., removed to King st
Tlio others remain as before
WHEELWRIGHTS, &c., page 129.
Philp, William, Princess at. The others remain as before.
MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.
Colonel Plomer Young, commanding in C.W.
Assistant Adjutant General, Lieut. Col. Plomer Younrr, K H • A«.-o.o«.
CoMissARiAT— Assistant Commissary General, J. MoFarlane : D A P r
Mr. Hawkins. ' ^' "•
Royal Ordnance Department— Storekeeper, James A. Harvev • CI«i
John Durnford, G. Dupuy; Barrack Master. Francis RayL;"'
Royal Engineer DEPARTMENT-Lieut. Col. Alexander Gordon, com
manding; Captain Tuile ; Lieut. H. Grain, Lieut. Crease
Civil Branch, R. E— Mr. Onslow Jerk of works j J. D. Harper J
Oakes, clerks j A. Ketnpt, foreman of works. *^ ' '
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i
106
KINGSVILLE-LACHUTE.
CITY STORE. PIOUGH, SHEET IROH, TIN & COPPER WAREROOMS,
Bagot Street, Kingston, C.W.
onniriun n. ^""'*«P <=°""*«n"y On hand a general awortment of /
COOKWe, PARIODR, BOX & AIR TIGHT STOFES, OP THE MOST APPROVED PATTERWS ;
GRANT'S PATENT FANNING „j;]"j^^.^^««"*B5
Straw Cutter* of the most Imoroved PattArnai
rm, ©©[piPSK, AIM© mmY dk©m waks ©im mam©.
AND MADE TO ORDER.
All of which he i, anxious to di.po.e of. Wholesale or Retail, ..t price, to 3uit the time..
KINGSVILLE.
(J^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLtAOB situated in the Township of Gv,dfield, County of Essex, C.W.
Population, about
List of Professions, Tradas, &c
Chambers, John, smith
Cos, Rev. John, Episcopal Methodist
Cooper, George, tailor
Elliott, Thos. &. Brother, general store
Harris, Henry, miller and iron founder
Harris, Samuel, saw mill
Hutchins, John, & Co., general store
Gustin, Alex., saw mill
King, James, saw mill, N. P., and town clerk
La£ferty, F. A., general store and postmaster
McCain, Charles, saddler
McDonald, Malcolm, M.D.
McDonald, Pater, chairmaker
McDonald, Alex , general store
Pulford, Edwin, smith
Rumble, Wm., general store
Simons, John, cabinetmaker
Sparks, John, shoemaker
Springer, Richard, cabinetmaker
Whiting, Andrew T., M.D.
Williston, Rer. VV. K., Canadian Wesleyan
Also 2 innkeepers, 1 waggonmaker, 1 cooper
LACHUTE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 131.)
Addenda and Errata.
Aulker, James, blacksmith
Barron, Thomu, J. P. & crown lands agent
ConsUble, Rev. T., Wesleyan
Dudderidge, R. & W., carriagemakers
Fish, J., miller
Green, Joseph, tailor
Greensbields, Wm., tailor
Henry, Rev. T., Free Church, (instead of the
Church of Scotland)
Hume, T., shoemaker
Hume, William, tailor
Meyer, S, wheelwright
McGibbon, J., tanner
O'Brian, John, cooper
Quinn, William, (instead of Owen) crown
lands agent
Robertson, John, blacksmith
Raitt, David, tailor
Scott, Rev. Walter, (instead of Wm.)
Seceder
Shaw, Thos., shoemaker
Waldron, Linas, carpenter
Coleman, Rev. F., Wesleyan
Kneeahaw, Robert, agent for the seigniory
REMOVED OR DiaCuKTiKUKD.
Wilson, William, blacksmith
^9)
AXEUOOMB,
BD PATTERNS;
7(BE8§
rns;
GENERAL :
luit the timei.
tpulatioD, about
r
ire
ker
]ian Wesleyan
taker, I cooper
wen) crown
«f Wm.)
LACOLLE-LAGGAN-LAKEriELD-LAMBTON. &o.
107
, LACOLLE.
(See Canada Directort, Page lil-)
Dalair, Her. Joiepb, Roman Catholic
Donglaii, R., (inttead of R. & D.,) general
atore
Lamblajr, J. W., notary
Addenda.
Vanvleit, T., poitmaaler, plough and car.
riage maker
Warren, Horace, general store
Weldon, Wm., innkeeper
BBMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS, OR DECEASKD.
HotchkiM, Alonzo, hotel
Laroche, Joseph, smith
Luure, Rev. J.
Lord, Dr. Henry
March, Thos. J., grocer
Nicoll, Wm., innkeeper
LAGGAN.
(JVot included in the Canada Directory,)
list of ProfessionB, Trades, &c.
Cattenach, D.,' postmaster, J. P., and town
councillor
«*?? 'ji''"'' *f'""^*' "'ofe and town councillor
McCallum, Duncan, general store
McDoneil, Major Angus, township treasurer
McDonald, D. A., town reeve
McDonald, James, deputy reeve
McDonald, Archibald, town councillor
McDoneil, Roderick, lumber merchant
McKenzie, James R., general store
McDonald, Ewen, saw mill
McCulloch, Alexander, cooper
McPhee, Allan, tailor
McSweyne, Donald, general atore
Murray, John, general store and townahip
clerk
Nicholson, Rev. N., Free Church
LAKEFIELD, or Gore Villa.
(J^Tot included in ihe Canada Directory.)
fanXi cirJloMl mSl? '" "" '^""'"''""^ "^ ^""' ^°'""'' °^ ^''" ^"""'^'' ^'^* ^^"
List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Rogers, George, postmaster and general
store
rJLV°"''ufI!'*^."!"'*"""^*^''8'»"'' Strong, William, general atore
A aoctor, a blacksmith, and a mill are much needed in this neighborhood.
Arnet, James, miller
Anderson, William, general store
Uriffin, Rev. Joseph, Church of England
LAMBTON, MILTON AND MIMICO.
(Sue Canada DiRECTORy, Page 132.)
Clebbufne, J., shoemaker, Miiton
Com8h,W., smith, Milton
Jackson, Geo., carpenter. Milton
Murray, Peter, mason, Milton ,
Addenda.
Mussen, Edward, store keeper, and lumber
merchant, Mimieo
Tanner, — , tailor, MilW
hi ■'
^ : ii
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m
108
LANCASTER-LANSDOWNE-LANARK.
BagiMll, J. B,,ilore keeper, Mimico
Harblfljr, L., shoemaker, Milton
Lougheed,— , carpenter, Mihon
McConnell, John, innkeeper, Milton
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Milne, I homas, shoemaker, Millon
Poole, Eli, waggonmaker, Milton
Rowell, W., smith, Milton
LANCASTER.
(Sek Canada Directory, Page 132.)
Bethuno, Donald, shoestore
Doull, James, architect
Doull, Thomas . plasterer
Dunlop, John, shoestore
Hill, Thomas, light-house keeper
McCrimmon, Donald & John, shoestore
Addenda.
McLennan, John, wharfinger
McPhcrson, Duncan, carpenter
Ross, Donald, wood merchant, wharflnecr
and innkeeper
Scott, Alexander, carpenter
Stickler, Alex .general store and wharfinger
Cameron, Allan, furrier, &c
McCrimmon, Duncan, shoemaker
DISCONTINUED.
Ross, John, smith
LANSDOWNE.
{Jifot included in the Canada Directory.)
Anderson, Rev. Alex., Baptist
Cutting, Gerahom, general store
Darling, Thomas, general store
Ctowan, William, general store
McKelrey, George, postmaster and temper
ancelnn
list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Illln^r' uZ''"' '^*«'»'°'J'«t new connexion
Turner, James, general store
Warren, Rer. John C, Methodist new con-
nexion
Watkins, Rev. Mr. Church of England
A/so 1 tavern and 4 saw mills
LANARK.
(SxE Canada DiRECTORy, Page 132.)
Austin, Charles, saddler
Baird, James, boot and shoemaker
Bennet, Noble, blacksmith
Olossop, Stephen, saddler
Kerr, Peter, groeer
Laach, Charles, chair factory
McEwen, John, bailiff
McGuire, Thomas, boot and shoemaker
Geminjii, J. K., printer
Gemmill, James, joiner
Kelly, J. C. 8c Co., fanning mill makers
Addenda.
1 Mair, John, tanner
Mair, H. & J., general merchants, No. 3.
George st
Mason, Robert, clerk of division court
I urn er, Francis, tinsmith
Lanark and Drummond Plank Road Com-
pany, John Robertson, president, A.
t». Hall, treasurer and secretary
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Mair, James & Son, (tore keepers
Maxwell, Daniel, carpenter
Charlton, Jr
inast
Alexander,
B. V
Dupro, J. I
COliM
L.
Hogg, Mrs.,
Burrill, Wm
Geriepy, E ,
Goodsil, E.,
Hebert, Ed.,
Kelly. A., ir
Population 1
Alin, Fabien
Allard, Etiei
Archambaull
Archambault
Archambault
Archambault
Belin, Wm.,
Bernabe, Fat
Blanchard, F
Bruneau, On
Brouillet, Fn
Charbonneau
DeLorimier,
clerk I
Dorval, Rev. :
of the
Dorval, Laun
Dorval, Orge
Drolet, Benja
Dupuis, Rev.
ofL'/
Fateux, P. R
Dubois, Alexi
Desmarais, D
LAPRAIRIE-L'ASSOMPTION.
lot
LAPRAIRIE.
(S«ii Canada Directory^ Pack 133.)
re and wharfinger
Cliirlton, John, general merchant and piM(.
matter
Aleiander, Dr. A. T., miijur, itiatuad of J.
D. Varin
Dupro, J. B. E., Chiirltnn, John, villapc
councillors, inntcad ufL. Domura &
L. Oroufsi'au
Addenda and Errata.
Duolo*, Robert, general merchant
Vignon & Sacho, Rcvd. Measra., Roman
Caihulic clergyroon
Laiirin, (Inntead ol fjaurie) Juaiinicn. tan-
ner
Paijncillo, (initead of Pafrncul) John, tin-
am ith
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Bogg, Mrs., milliner
Burrill, Wm., shoemaker
Gariepy, £ , (storekeeper
Ooodsil, £., innkeeper
Hebert, Ed., bak»r
Keliy, A>> innkeeper
Lefcbvrc, T., innkeeper
Menard, P., shoemaker
Mingy, Rev. Mr., R.G.
Pettel, N., shoemaker
(iassevillo, Jo«eph, tinsmith
St. Uermain, 3, D.. saddler
«re to Brockfille,
Population 1084.
L'ASSOMPTION.
(SiE Canada DiRBCTORV, Paoe 130.)
Addenda
Alin, Fabien, tinsmith
Allard, Etienne, tanner
Archambault, Captain P. U., general store
Aichambault, Zepherin, general store
Archambault, Elzear, general store
Archambault, Alexandre, adrocate
Belin, Wm., M.D.
Bernabe, Fabien, blacksmith
Blanchard, Fabien, tanner
Bruneau, Onesime, M.D.
Brouillet, Fran9ois, ahoemaker
Charbonneau, Agapite, blacksmith
DeLorimier, L, G., deputy registrar and
clerk of the circuit court
Dorwl, Rev. F^rdol, Roman Catholic, curate
of the parish
Dorval, Laurent, surveyor
Dorval, Orget, general store
Drolet, Benjamin, butcher
Dupuis, Rev. Alfred, director of the college
of L'Assomption
Fateuz, P. R., general score
Faribault, Hon. Joseph Edouird, notary
Faribault, Jos. N. Edward, notary
Galarneau. Narcisse, baker
Galarneau, Charles, baker
Garipie, Pierre, tanner
Larocque, Joseph Felix
Ledoux, Antoine, shoemaker
Leroux, Laurant, general store
Lesage, Deris, hatter
Lougpre, Maxime. tinsmith
Marcelet, Edward, general store
Marsolais, Narcisse, blacksmith
Martel, Zebded, notary
Martel, Pierre, painter and joiner
Martel, Elize, painter and joiner
Nornnandeau, Louis, watchmaker
Peltier, Bartholemy, butcher
Peltier, — , general store
Robichaud, Edouard, butcher
Tellier, Joseph, blacksmith
Viger, Serophin, M.D.
Dubois, Alexr., store keeper
Desmarais, Dr. Joseph
REMOVED OR DECEASED.
Lavoie, Louis, store keeper
Terrien, J. A., notary
no
t/A7ENIR«i. WRlNrEVlLLE-LREW-LENNOXVILLE.
AVa
Drum
L'AVENIR.
{J^ot includt ' in the Canada Directory.)
Al|)*»betioal Li«t of ProfeMionb, Tredbi, fto.
5*.«''*'*.'.''""'*' cabinetmaker \ Pajrtf. l. H. Mneral atoM
Griffin. Henry, po.ima.ter .nd clerk of com. ''^■' ^-•-"•'■«'""" '*"'•
court
Doriod, J. B. E., general store
•gc. L. H.. _
ValKSe, H., thoeroakar
Vallde, Louii, ihoemaker
LAWRENCEVILLE.
(See Canada DinBCTOBv, Page 134.)
stage fare from Walorioo. 2s. ed., from Melbourne, 3t. 9d.
Addenda.
Laurence. Er.«u.. in addition, poatmaalor ; La«.renco, P. H.. in .ddition. J. P. .„d
Lawrence &'shum,Ta,, general .tore \ eommiaaioncr of .mall o.u»>i.
LEEDS.
(Not included in the Canada Directory.)
Alphabetical list of Profesaions, Trades, &o.
Bailey, Adam, general store
Carry, Re». J., Cliiirch of England
Clapham, J.G.. M.P.P for Megantic, ro-
sides in Quebec
Goff, Zaoharlej. J. P.
Hulbert, Rev. v k,., Baptist
Hume, John, ciown lands agent and j. P,
Hume, William, clerk of circuit court
Jiggins, Matthew, postmaater and auc-
tioneer
Lamb, M., public school teacher
Lambly, John R., county registrar and J. P
Mackie, Thomas, genersi alore and asherv
MicholBon, Joseph B., general store
Scott, Dr. Montagu, phyaioian
PoPt/LATION
Adams, Robe
Bigelow, J. i
Brady, Thonn
Bird, Thomai
Caffrey, Phill
Coulter, Jami
Coulter, Gcor
Dunnan, Jan>i
Deans, K;' ,
Dean, M., Ian
Earls, James,
Gordon, Thor
Gorley, Willii
Hanna, Re?. '
Jewett, David
Johnson, Thoi
Johnson, John
Giasson, (inste
atore
Autille, Chas.,
Fortin, Charlei
LENNOXVILLE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 134.)
Cuihing, JohnP. (iflsui
•toro and posimtj!,.
Hqpe, John, innkeeper
REMOVkWj Du TOi«TINUED
Alenrn. T. C. M n
■ — - — 'f t'^^J J,
Fuller, Louis, general store
Charbonnel, Mr, teacher
Meara, Mra, teacher
Addenda and Errata.
"■■r r.)go.nral , Oliver, V. innkeeper, (instead of .hoe.
I maker)
Weston, (instead of Webster), Geo., brewer
n^SINESS OR DECEASED.
Vincent, C. R., discontinued dry roods
and groceries, only
WMver, Elijah, innkeeper
Wilhi, T., teacher
Armistead. Joh
Armstrong, Art
Brown, John, b
Birchall, Thos.,
Clayton. Isaac,
Cronyn, Mary,
Haliiday, Davici
Hardwicke, Jer(
Halse, John, coi
ILLE.
ion, J. P. and
II eauMi.
m Quebeo, 45
Iter and aoe>
sher
atrarand J. P.
ire and aihery
I itore
m
LINDSAY— LiSL . ;T-LL0YDT0WN
111
E.— dUtanl from I forvLAtiOH incroued to 650.
Adami, Robert, •hoemaker
Bijtelow, J. &, J., merchants
Bradjr, Thomat, matn!<
Bird, Thomai, drur, rjt
Caflrey, Phillip, ihociuaker
Coulier, James, ba iter-r law
Coulter, Gnorge, aibery
Dunran, Jamei , carpenter
Deani, ftii , • oumaker
Dean, M., (and surveyor
Earls, James, carpenter
Gordon, Thomas, teacher
Gorley, William, woa»er
Hanna, Re». T., Wesleyan
•lewett, David, innkeeper and stage
Johnson, Thomas & James, coopers
Johnson, John, tailor
LINDSAY.
(SeeCawada Directory, Page 135.)
I <. arrk
ft
Addenda.
owner
Lee, Sannuel, & Co., iron founders
Leinaghan, Richard, carpenter
McCarly, J., cabinelmaksr
McDonald, D., aihrry
McCall, Wm-, carpenter
McCutclieon. John, shoemaker
McDonald, D , merchant
McNeil, Wm., tanner
Mcllcnry, John, shoemaker
McPhee, Mrs., dressmaker
Mitchell, Andrew, butcher
Oakley, F. & A., merchanU
O'Brien) John, waggonmaker
Smith, Wm., shoemaker
Thorn hill & Mclntyre, iron founders
Tweedy, Re». Gilbert Presbyterian
Young, Thomna, merchant & baker
REMOVED.
Dunsford, George, attorney
L'ISLET.
(Skb Canada Dirkctory, Page 135.)
Giasaon, (instead of Jiassou) Jean F., general
store
Giasson,(instead of Jiasson) Germain, gena.
nU store
Fournier, Pierre, notary, &,c.
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Autillo, Chas., cardmg mill , Qrcnier. Chas. O., general store
Fortin, Charles, mayor <
LLOYDTOWN.
(See Canada Directory, Page 135.)
Addenda and Errata.
3ad of shoe.
Geo., brewer
I dry (foods
Armistead, John, butcher
Armstrong, Arthur, N. P., &c.
Brown, John, blacksmith
Birehall, Thos., cooper
Clayton, Isaac, carpenter
Cronyo, Mary, innkeeper
Haliiday, David, teacher
Hardwieke, Jeremiah, brickmaker
Holse, John, cooper
Jones, Dr. Chas., physician
Kitchen, James, blacksmith
Morton, Thoa., saddler
Laurenco, Geo. T., storekeeper
Renton, Thos., mason
Shelson, Mathew, cooper
^to-jacji, ^luiics" oi BluyUuIt) Solomon,
tanner
Stogdoll, (instead of Sloydell) S. H., farrier
112
LONDON.
Arnistrongr, Geo,, teacher
Boddy, Wm,, slioemakor
Brown, Garratt, Bmith
BurliD{r, Wm., brickmakcr
Doyle, Hugh, cooper
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Scott, Joseph, carding mill
Smith, J, H., storekeeper
Smith, John, blacksmith
Tracy, Patrick, innkeeper
LONDON.
(See Canada DrREcTORv, Page 136.)
Present population about 8000, and rapidly increasing.
Assurance Companies, Banks, &c., (Addenda.)
E.na Insurance Company of Hartford, F. B. Beddome, agent
Canada Western of Toronto, F. B. Beddome, agent ^
Commercial Bank, M.D., C. Monserrat. agent
Globe Insuranc. Company of London, Thomas Craig, agent
Globe Insurance Company of New York, A. Macdonald, agent
Kn ^"fr"'" ^??''"'^ of Hartford, F. B. Beddome, Lent
London and Liverpool Insurance Company, A. G. Smyth alent
London Buildmc Societv. W W «5»ra^f „„ . '"J"'» »««-'"
MiddJPsPT R,. MJn^ « • . n \\ ''^®®'' secretary and treasurer
Mtddlesex Building Society. C. Monserrat, secretary and treasurer
North Western Insurance Company, F. B. Beddome, age t
Ontario Insurance Company of Hamilton, Thomas Crail agent
ItZ'i T'U-"" ^°"'^''"l of London, H. C. Hughes, agent
People 8 Budding Society, F. B. Beddome, secretary and treasurer
Washington Mutual Insurance Company. F. B. Beddome. agent
PubUc Officers, (Addenda.)
Dixon, T. C, M.P.P. for London
Wilson. Crowell, M.P.P. for Middlesex and El. in
Adams, liidward, mayor of London
Brown, John, clerk of mayor's court
Clarke, Rev. W. F.. superintendent of education
Clergy, (Addenda and Errata.)
McClure, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan
Proudfoot. Rev. John, Secession Church
Scott, Rev. John, Free Church
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Barker, WitLiAM. innkeeper and messenger to the Royal Engineer offirn
Harding, Wu.mm, wholesale and retail boot and shoe^s oS Dunda
R^VMo^' /p"""'^ '"'T''""'^ ^^'" «"^ '^ »° '^^'^ advantage to cf^l
Raymond & Rowland, hat and cap manufacturers and furHers, 27 Dundas
St. An excellent stock always on hand. '» "unaas
tsMITH, Joseph & N.. rjtv Hnf«i /.'nat— J -rrT- tt . ,» ^ .
Seger, M.. general stage office. Robinson Hall ^
ScATCHERD, Thomas, barrister and attorney-at-law, Dundas st
LONGUEUIL.
118
WTanlbss, Dr. John, physician and surgeon, 'iT^'^^elling Dund7«
NoTK -Th. M^r k" T^ Of Laurason & Cliisholm's store
C.SaDiJc.ory '' '"''""'''^" """"""" «'«" °" P^'S" J^^. 138, 139. 140 .„d 141 of
Archer, James, baker, Dundas st
Askew, C., provision store, Ridout st
Birrell, John, general dry goods, Dundas st
Brown, O.R. & P. C. sash factory, Ridout st
Burns, P., printing office, Richmond st
Belton, John, daguerreotypist, Ridout st
Brown, J. K general dry goods, Dundas st
Carry & Holland, grocers. Dundas st
Coyne, James, & Co., general diy goodp,
Dundas st j a <
Cornish, F. E , attorney-atlaw, Ridout st
Dawson, — , grocer, Dundas st
Doty, A., grocer, corner King & Richmond sts
Dubuc, P., furrier, Dundas st
Egan, James daguerreotypist. Dundas st
J.'i""'.,* .?*""■*•"'' grocers, Dundas st
Giflbrd's Temperance House, Ridout st
Godfrey. E. C, cabinet rooms, Ridout st
Hamilton & Hacketi, hairdressers, Ridout st i
Hancock, E., shoe store, Dundas st '
Hull, James H., grocer, Ridout st |
Hope, A., & Co.,general hardware, Dundas st i
Hope, A., & Co., wholesale store, corner '
Talbot and North sts
Job, William, dry goods. Dundas at
Lewis, W. B., hairdresser Dundas st
Liavrock, Wm.. cabinetmaker, Ridout st
McDowall, John, Freemason's Arms, Dun-
das st
McKinnon,N., general store, Dundas st
Magill, R. H., & Co., dry goods, Dundas st
Manning & Co., dispensary, Dundas st
Moore & Murphy, saddlers, Royal Ex.
change buildings
Moss, N., shoe store, Ridout st
Mulholland & Co., Staffordshire warehouse,
Dundas st
Murray, Robt., patent nnedicines, Ridout st
Murphy & Sharpe, grocors. Dundas st
Parke, E. J., barrister, Ridout st
Priddis, C.. grocer, Dundas st
Quiggins, John, steam-plaring mill,
Ridout st
Raymond & Shaw, steam.planing mill,
Clark's bridge
Richmond, E., & Co., fancy goods, Dundas
st
Rowland. F., grocer, Dundas sf
Simson, VV. & R., grocers, Dundas st
Sims, C. N., chemist Hi druggist, Dundas st
Smyth, John. Odd Fellows' Hall, Ridout st
Taylur & White, bakers, Dundas st
Telegraph Office, Ridout st
Teifer, W. G., grocer. Dundas st
Ttbbs, J., grocer, Dundas st
Westlake, F., confectioner, Dundas st
Westland, H. W„ grocer, corner York and
Richmond sts
Wilson, T., hairdresser, Dundas st
Wyckoff, P., & Bro., watchmakers, Dundas
st
fc, i!
Jngineer office
e, 25, Dundas
to call.
•8, 27, Dundas
LONGUEUIL.
(See Canada Directory, Page 142.)
Besonet, Louis, wheelwright, Grant si
Caverner, John, general store, Gram st
Chagnon, J., tailor, St Charles st
Daniel, Amable, boardincr house, Chambly st
Daniel, Nestor, baker, Chambly st
Gariepy, Xavier, wheelwright, Alexander st
bifard. Dr., physician, St Charles st
Goforth, Richard, carpenter. Grant et
Huppe, Joseph, confectioner, St Charles st
Laoour, Mrs. Louise, general store, Cham.
biy st
Lapointe, Q.i saddler, Chambly st
Losperanoe, Edward, steam boat captain.
St Charles at '
, — ..,,.„, tcauucr, vyftamfaiy st
Leiperance, Peter, ceneral store and post.
master. St Charles at
Addenda.
Manninsf, S. H., general store, St Alexan.
dcr st
Miinning, William, iron founder, St Rosalie
81
Paquel, Joseph, grocer, Grant st
Provost, A., whenlwright. Grant st
Rncicoi, John, i^rocer, Grant st
Remor. A., bailiff, St Charles st
Supernant, Francis, butcher, Chambly
sc
Trudeau, Lou's, carpenter, Grant st
Trudeau. Narcissc, lumber merchant.
Water st *
Trudeau, Louis, lumber merchant St Ro-
salie st '
Valade, F. X., notary, St Charles it
I.
Ill- '
114
L'ORIGNAL-LOTBINIERE-LOUISVILLE.
Chiniquy, Rev. Charles
Pepin, Reeii, imith
Str6, L<, ehocmaker
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Lecour, Joicph, merchBDt
Mongeiiu, Henrj, merohint
L'ORIGNAL.
(See Canada Directort, Pagb 143.)
Public Officers, (Addenda and Errata.)
McKenzie, W. K, (instead of W. R.,) judge ofsurrogale court
McLauiin, Peter, warden of united counties
O'Brien, Peter, clerk of county council
Johnson, Chauncy, junr., county treasurer
Johnson, Chauncy, senr., town reeve
Cushman, S. M., clerk of division court
Pattee, John, town clerk
Alphabetical Addenda and Zrrata.
Baribeau, Joaeph, carpenter
Belair, Moies, tailor
Bell, Rev. Andrew, Presbyterian
Bourassa, Rev. P., Roman Catholic
Bono, Frs., butcher ^
CaiSi Alfred, commission merchant
Clappison, (instead of Clapperson) Rev. D.,
Wealeyan
Doctor, Frs., batcher
Huntington, Rev. Silat, Wesleyan
Lee, Thomas, painter and carriage maker
Miller, Oliver T., school teacher
Oliver, T., miller
Ouimette, C. S , innkeeper and wharfinger
Prouty, Chester, school teacher
Piyette, Feriole, grocer
Davidson, Alozr., innkeeper
Larocbelle, Dr. Pierre
Mignalt, Rev. Mr., Roman Catbslio
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Ross, W. A., teacher
Sauriol, Thos., carriage maker
LOTBINIERE.
(See Canada Directorv, Page 144.)
Addenda.
Bernior, Henry, ironfounder.
REMOVED.
Ouellette, H. P., M.D.
LOUISVILLE.
(Jv'ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLLAOB situated in the Township of Chatham, County of Kent. C. W.
Chatham, 6 miles. '
distant from
Bressy, , saddler
Clark, Henry, shoe store
Griffis, Wro„ postmaster and general store
Herrington, George, carpenter
Johnston, Robert, smith
Mackay, John, general store
McKenzie, A., smith
list of Professions, Trades, &o.
Miller, Rictti^Ni, shoe store
Milter, Robvrt, shoe store
O'Brien, Potriok, innkeeper and saw mill
Rolls, E., chemist and druggist
Sheldon. G., tMoh«r
Wallis, Jamet, innkeeper
A ViUAoa sit
from Brockvill
360
Btzter, Nathan
turer
Coleman, Norn:
Coleman, R., &
turers an
and Wei
Curtis, Elias, i
grocer, i
Dunieith, Hugh
Godkin, John, c
I Brown, David S.,
I Campbell, John, i
I Goodwin, Aleatr.,
McDonnell, Alexi
McNab, Allan, sa
Bourke, Ed., innkc
De»ine, Mathew, i
Abbott, Calvin, poi
match factor
Bo'well, Walker, ir
pwell, Solomon, ii
werriii, Feter, innkc
It
tnt
carriage maker
sacbor
and wharfinger
icber
LYN-McNAB~MAGOG.
LYN.
i^ot included in the Canada Directfyry.)
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Baiter, Nathan, merchant and shoe manufac
turer
SS^H' r"!?';?' •o^'dlerandiharne.smaker
Coleman, R.,.& Co i.ole leather manufac-
turer, and millers, dealers in Spanish
and Western hides, &c
Curtis, Elias, carding and railing works,
grocer, &c * "w",
Dunseith, Hugh, tailor
uodkm, John, cooper
Haskin, Sidney, painter
Horlon, L., waggonmaker
Lee, Palmer.^merchant and shoe manufac-
turer
McDonald J. B. & H. E., manufacturers
ofall kinds of slaughter leather
Purvis, Henry, millwright
isThomson & Bagg, house carpenters and
builders 1
, Wright, R. H., blacksmith --" ,
McNAB.
(See Canada Directory, Page 144 )
if
m.
iker
I Brown, David S., general store
ICampbell, John, smith
&„'„"li^'!^'" P"?"""'"' «t Arnprior
HclNaD, Allan, aaw mill
Bourke, Ed., innkeeper
DeTine, Mathew, shoemaker
Addenda.
Paris, John, miller and postmaster of Whit-
Lake
Robertson, Duncan, smith
Roddy, Michael, lumber merchant
Spinks, Edward, general store
REMOVED.
I Rochester, W.,V., general store
., distant from
MAGOG.
(See Canada Dibectorv, Page 144.)
Addenda.
^'''""t..?.'J:l'!'.r» """"«'» «nd friction
match factory
IBoawell, Walker, innkeeper
McNamara, Patrick, innkeeper
Merry, Ralph, (2nd) J. P.
and law mill | REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
s ■Boiwell, Solomon, innkoeoer ■ ,,-...„... .
sismii, Peter, innkeeper " I "^'="i> ^>^m, mnKceper
.hm0
116 MANITOUWANIftG-MAlUATOWN-MARKHAM-MARSHVILLE.
MANITOUWANING.
(jyot included in the Canada Directory.)
oon '^^*"''-".'"'"l'' ""/'" «"■«"*< Mariitoulin Inland in Lake Huron-distant from Toroni'. i
220 m les-Bteamboat fare from Peneunguishcnc-, 20«. The population oftho IslJmi li
ingprincipally Indian, la about 1500. ' *^ """n .n mo isiimd, Ik- |
List of ^ofessions, Trades, &c.
Ironside, Gcoigc, superintendent of Indians,
postmaster and J. P.
LaRonger, Regis, merchant
missionary
MARIATOWN.
(Ske Canada Directory, Page 145.)
Layton, David, M.U. &, J.P,, Indian dope ■ n.rfc.„„ T.^
O'Moara, Rev. Fred!., Church of EnglaS,! l^iy^Su
Grint, James, go
Gravely, John, si
Gravely, Ronald
Mc Allan. Archib
McArlhur, Archi
McDerraiad, Dun
McGillivray, Dur
Addenda.
Bowen, C., (instead of Hy.,) iron founder I FroiitH, George, ferryman
Flagg, Harvey, wheelwright | Scott, Rev. Thos.. Church of Scotland
DISCONTINUED.
Carriere, T., waggon- maker
Hare, John, shoemaker
McMartin, Aloxr., Ptorekeopor
StearnF, H, G., storekeeper
' Swec>, — , grain store
' Wittall, Rev. Mr.
MARKHAM.
(See Canada Directory, Page 146.)
Present population about 750.
Armstrong, Thomas, shoemaker
Ash. S. C, tailor
Button, W. M., inspector of licenses
Byrom, Joseph, tailor and draper
Carnaghan & Leonard, saddlers
Chapman, Michael, butchur
Fleming, Miss, teacher
Hawkins, James, teacher
Hill, Rev. S, J., Church of England
Hay, Rev. James, Congregational
McEwenj Robert, conveyancer
Parkes, Dr., physician
Peters, Thomas, smith
Robison, (instead of Robson) John, miller
Reesor. David, storekeeper
Addenda.
MARSHVILLE.
(Jfot included in ike Canada Directory.)
A Village situated in the Township of Wainflcot, Coumy of Welland, C.W.
list of Pi'ofessions, Trades, &c.
Graybiel, John & Brother, general store &
ms!! fsvvrsr.rs
Lee, Edward, postmaster and general store
Mann, Amos, innkeeper
Yokum, Lemuel, S., township clerk
Aisu, i shoomnker, i siitith and I waggon.
maker
Kurton, James, in
McDonald, James
Rhumorc, — , sashmaker
Simmonds, Richard, flour mills
Speight & Sons, cabinet warehouse
Smerdon, Wia„ shoemaker
Wales, H. R , & Co., smiths
White, James, tinsmith
Wilkinson, Wm., saddler
Wilson, Thomas, inspector oflicenses
Township Council —Hy. Miller, reeieil
John Reesor, deputy reeve; Samuell
Reesor, Jacob Pingle, Amos Wright,!
M.P.P., councillors; H. P. CrosbjJ
clerk and treasurer; Wm. M. Bui-f
ton and Wm. Nichols, assessors and
collectors.
jBrouseSc Bailey, g
iBroase, John G., in
iBrown, Rev. Wm.,
I Carman, Daniel, ss
Hurlburt, Rev. A.
Sanderson & C arm
Vanallan, Peter, 8h(
I A Village situated
land Churchville— die:
[Population, about IE
lArcott, John, boot aa
IDa»idson, Wnlter, bo
IFoirler, G.. blacksmi
iwbeU, Wm., veter
I smith, &c
IHarcourt, George, shi
IHardy, Wm., general
ISHVILLE.
tant from Toronl') |
I of tho Itlmd, \)t-
T.P'i Indian dope
burcti of Englaaii
MARTINTOWN-MATILDA-MEADOWVALE.
117
!h of Scotland
pr
itills
n rehouse
r
ths
of licenses
r. Miller, reeiejl
f rce»e; Samuel
e, Amos Wright,
; H. P. Crosbj,
; Wm. M. But.
ilS) asiessors and
MARTINTOWN.
(SsE Canada Directory, Paok 146.)
V.
hi() clerk
and I waggon'
.„, ^ , Addenda and Errata.
I Cwrkson, James, tailor . «« /. i. , .
Conroy, Peter W.. senoral s(orp I ™°^''<'K"''' Murdoch, innkeeper, (inilead o'
GMn., James general store I ,, , '"'I?,'""''^')
Gravely, John, shoemaker i:rr''^''D '' ^' ^^'T'
Gravely, Ronald, shoemaker McRae, Bute, shoemaker
McAllan. Archibald, tailor RobertsDn, John, shoemaker
McArthur, Archibald, shoemaker t"""l' n "' " "* """P"
MeDermiad, Duncan, carpe"rcr I"""*! ^'"."t ' ""'"P" .
McGillivray, Duncan, lailor Sproule, John, general store
iHurton, Jumcs, innkeeper
McDonald, James, smith
REMOVED OR DECEASED.
I Simpson, Dr. John
MATILDA.
(Seb Canada Dikkctory, Page 146.)
Ifirouse & Bailey, general store
IBronse, John G., innkeeper
I Brown, Rev. Wm., Episcopal Methodist
lOarman, Daniel, saw mills
Addenda.
Byrnes, Lawrence, grocer
Coleman, Kev. Frs., Wesleyan
Molson & Co., general store
iHurlburt, Rev. A.
I Sanderson & Carman, storekeepers
jVanallan, Peter, shoemaker
REMOVED.
Waldorff, Jacob, innkeeper
Wylie, Dr., Alexander
MEADOW VALE.
(J\rot included in the Canada Directory.)
I
<^-
\fii^rtS£^l^^^^^^ «iver Credit, between Street.vi.le
[PopulaUon, about 150. ' ^'^ ""'" ' * '«« f"«. 2s. 6d. Post town, Churchville.
lArcott, John, boot aad shoe shop
IDavidson, Walter, boot and shoe shop
jFowler, G.. blacksmith ^
[Gwcau, vVm., veterinary surgeon, black
I smith, &c
jHarcourt, George, shoemaker
I Hardy, Wm., general blacksmith '
list Of Professions, Trades, &c.
Ludlow, Mathew, liotelkeeper *
May, Charles, stave machinery, &c
Silverthorne. Francis, iiouriiiir and saw mill
owner, manufacturer of pot and pearl
barley, merchant and lumber dealer
Simpson, John, saw mill owner
Ward, James, general merchant
1*1
Ll
118
MELBOURN E— M ERRICKVILLE.
MELBOURNE.
(S«E Canada Directory, Paob 147.)
St. Fr";T.;c^^^ ^-'y of Sherbrooke. .„d Di.tricl „f
l.ne of the St. Lawrence ardktr.„JicR!UJH„!l .^/k" •"' ''.'?P°"V t" «'«'•"'«"">. "" the
mond Railroad with the St LawJeice « „d i^^ of the Quebec and Rich-
from Quebec, 90 milM. ^''*""" ■»"«> AtIantio-d..lant from Montreal, 75 miles, and
Addenda and Errata,
Aylmer, Henry, saw mill
Aylmer, Adolphus, J.P.
Bayne, Rev. Tho»., Congregalionalist
Brownley, John, Bchool teacher
Cairnis; f instead ofCavinie,) John & Sons.
cabinet makers
Christie, Thomas, (instead of C. R. & Co .)
general store
Cot6, Francois, tinsmith
Desormier, (instead of Desourdic,) Louis.
shoemaker
REMOVED OR
fieaman, John, cooper
Gibson, George, J.P.
Joureauz, E., J.P.
Hamcl, George, joiner
Mairs 8c French, general store
Parigard, Maximu, shoemaker
Pollerin, Pierre, shoemaker
Rankm, Dr. S. F., physician
Rose, finstcad of Ross,) Charles, J.P.
Thomas, Leonard, stage owner
Thomson, W. A., carding, fulling and saw
mills
WeSster, Thomas, (instead of Henry,) tem.
I perance inn
DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Macfarlane, Rev. R.. Church of Scotland
Rankin, Rev. Mr., Csngregalioiialist
Slight, Rev. B., Wesleyan
MERRICKVILLE.
(Ser Canada Directory, Page 14-7.)
Stage fare from Brockvillo reduced to Ss.
Addenda and
Armstrong, James, tailor
Brown, Rev. Hugh, Presbyterian
Campbell & Hall, sole leather factory
Chester & McCrea, saddlers, &c
Cummings, E., cooper
Cummings, B., cooper
Curry, Chas., painter
Fortune. Wm., J.P.. jnnkerper nnd tiiilor
Graffe, J, T., general store
Hannah, Richard, tunnpf
Hnrlburt, Rev. E., Wesleyan
Jakes, S., grocer
Johnston, John, lockm icter
Kelly, M., township dork
Liliio, William, (late Lillie & Hogg,) iron
founder, &c
McGce, 8., township Ireasurer
Mclntyrc, Wm., shoe store
Errata.
McKibbon, R., shoe store
Mirick & Towner, (late A. Mirick,) gen-
eral store
Mirick & Shailor, (late W, D. Mirick)
shingle factory '
Mirick, A. & T. H.. Hour mills
Mirick &, Burrit', (late S. H. Mirick,)
woollen factory
Moxiey. S., grocer
Read, Robert, inspecl-.r of pork and beef
hmylh, H. D. & Co., general store
Thelford, H., shoe store
Tripp, R., cooper
Whitmarsh, E, H., postmaster, town reeve,
insurance agent, and also for the
Trust and Loan Company of Upper
Canada
Whitmorc, Wm., smith
Barrows, Roland, smith
Coyle, Edward, smith
Crowther, Joseph, cooper
Curry, Jnhn, tannsr
Finley, Rev. Jame«
Leggo, C, agent ,
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
McGowan, James, tailor
McLeod, D.. miller
Robinson, Samuel, innkeeper
Scanlon, Thaddeus, grocer
Wardner, Geo., innkeeper
M
Situated in the
Allan, D., post
owner, S
Cockburn, J., g
Curson, James,
Loucks, G., she
Lyons, Dr., phy
McCormick, Jo
Bower, Rer. E.
Denmark, Dr. I
Ford, Messrs., i
Fegan, Edward, {
clothier
Marrick, A., inni
McLaughlin, J.,
Munroe, Joiiah, i
Brown, R.P.,8h(
A Village situal
Hamilton, 60 mi!
Burrows, Ci
library
Beaton, James, sn
Crommie, John, w
Cruikshank, Mrs.
Grey, Robert, sho
Johnson, Phillip, i
Leggatt, Samuel, I
Lowerv. David, in
Irwin, Francis VV.
McClory. John, sa
McKie, Kobert, ci
MUoe, Rer. Walt
i and Diitrict of
ichtnond, oh the
uebec and Rich*
>l, 75 miles, end
ire
ter
irlea, J.P.
rier
bulling and saw
of Henry,) tem.
MEYER'S VILLAGE, &c.->iiLFORD-MILLBANK.
MEYER'S VILLAGE & BRIDGETONT
(See Canada Directors, Page 376.)
Situated in the County of Northumberland, instead of Hastings.
Addenda and Errata.
119
Allan, D., postmaster, merchant and mill
owner, Seymour E.
Cookburn, J., fircneral store, Bridgeton
Larson, James, saddler, Bridgeton
Loucks, G., shoe store, Bridgeton
Lyons, Dr., phyaioian, Meyer's Villaffe
McCormick, John, innkeeper, Bridgeton
Mackay, _, general store, Bridgeton
Moore, Roderick, innkeeper, Seymour E.
ooott, Stephen, saw mill
Rannoy, G. W., saw niii!
Turner, Robert, grist and saw mills
Wiggins, James, general store, Seymour E.
Bower, Rer. E. P.
Denmark, Dr. Robert
Ford, Messrs., saw mill
REMOVED OR DECEASED.
j Button, — , storekeeper
I McKechnie & Winans, general store
m
II
li of Scotland
ktiuiialist
Mirick,) gen-
• D. Mirick,]
ills
H. Mirick,)
rk and beer
1 1 ptore
r, town reeve,
also for the
lany of Upper
MILFORD.
(See Canada Directory, Page 148.)
Fegan, Edward, postmaster, general store &
clothier
Marrick, A., innkeeper
McLaughlin, J., shoestore
Munroe, Josiah, cooper
Addenda
Rose, John, J. P.
Rose, D., shoestore
Wellbanks, Thos.,J. P.
Wellbanks. D. R., innkeeper
Whitley, (instead of Whitby,) Dr. Robert
Brown, R. P., shoemaker
REMOVED
I Kelly, Johnson, innkeeper
MILLBANK.
( JVo« included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLLAGB situated in the 1 .^nship of Mornington, County of Perth C W _iii.f.„» r,—
Hamilton, 60 mile. ; from Goderich, 45 miles ; ^from Waterloo/lS milw. '*"* ^"^
List of Professions, Trades, &c.
^^''""nbrarj'"^'''*^'' innkeeper, genera! store, stationer and circulating
Beaton, James, smith
Crommie, John, woollen and cotton weaver
Cruikshank, Mrs., accoucher, &c
Grey, Robert, shoestore
Johnson, Phillip, miller
Leggatt, Samuel, tailor and draper
Lowery, David, innkeener
lir^n".'^"?*'^' ^*» o'erawr of crown lands
McClory. John, saw mill
McKie, Kobert, carpenter
Milae,Rer. Walter
Rutherford, William, postmaster, general
store, ouiv and grist mills
Shewin, William, waggon maker
Sprools, Noble, pumpmaker
Sberrard, Henry, tanner
Rieore, Augustus, cigar factory
Tercbarne. John, carpenter
Tuskey, William, contractor
Whally, James, councillor
Winchester, Thomas, woollen and cotton
wearer
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MILLBROOK-MIIX CREEK-MILLGROVE.
MILLBROOK.
(Ser Canada Dzbbctory, Pagk 148.)
Prejcnl Population about 360.
Addenda and Errata.
Atkws & Brown, grist and saw mills
Armstrong, A., general merchant and storekeeper
Brodib, Dr. R. W., physician and surgeon
Brodie. J. M., clerk of tlie division court
KNowLsoN M., postmaster, and agent for National Loan Fund, Life, and
Equitable Fire Insurance Companies.
Bateion. Wm., cnrpciiter
Boyoe, L., (instead of A. C ,) clothier
Brown, Malhow, livery vtablea
Coe, MiiB Elizabeth, milliner, die.
S n ♦ ''""*■• '"""or and currier
rallia, Richard, general store
Kelly &, Blanchard, general atore
McLean, Joseph, cabinet maker
Morton, Rev. W., Woejeyan
Quinn, John, smith
Swaync, Robert, cabinet maker
Taylor, William, tailor
REMOVED, OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Brown, Dr. James •
Campbell, Wm., storekeeper
Cliidell, Robert, shoemaker
Fitzgerald, James, storekeeper
Green, Mr«., teacher
Henry, James, shoemaker
Johnston, Thomas, innkeeper
Kells, Thomas, tanner
Turner, Rev. Charles
Wallace, Robert, builder
MILL CREEK.
(See Canada Directory, Page 149.)
Population increased to about 325
Addenda.
Clark, Samuel J., general store
Gaylord, Luther, blacksmith
Heath, M., & Son, smiths & carriage makers
Venteo, Nelson, baker
Venten, Anderson, innkeeper
Tinmerman, P. S., postmaster and general
store
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Clark, Benjamin, discontinued store keeninz
only ^ *
Bunny, — , pumpmaker
Burke, Q. M., shoemaker
Foster, — , tailor
Gordon, B., smith
Leonard, N., carriagemaker
Hough. Asa H., discontinued the foundrv
only '
Savage, W. H., general store
Irewell, A. S., chairmaker
Vanauken. Levi & Co., churn factory
Vedden.N., hotel '
MILLGROVE.
(JVo« included in the Canada Directory.)
dluSrm"Eti;8''^i£""'''''' "^ ^'^'' fiamboro' County of Wcnt.orth. C. W.
I Bain, Walter, toH
iBsrkhoider, Davit
JBtmnrd, Rev. Mr
iBrennan, Rev. Ja
jCarion, Joseph, si
ICummini, George
■Cummins, David,
I Bailey, C. P., gene
iBosn, James cabii
jConley and Glenn i
|Dtrousie, (instead
innkeeper ai
lAbbott, J. dt W., t
iBabb Sl Downing,
■Baker, Goo., tanner
■Black, James, bailif
■Ball, (instead of Ba
iBjrne, (instead of!
ICana, R W., auctit
ICsMin, Michael, wl
JChristio &Mathicso
lOonkin, Robt., clerl
■Dudley, Freeman, ii
iFeeny, James, coopi
iFiihleigh, John, gen
IChenwick, John, shi
iCoveny, J,, inspecto:
(
iTheViLLAaK of Mof
■per Allumettes Lake.
I By town, 110 miles, a
Imense quantity of tin
IlicinBreelof square til
■son, and the amount
jthrough Pembroke Xh
Al]
jBeli, Jno. & David, li
I and tanners
IBueher, Rev. G. B,, i
JMILLEROCHES-MITCHELL-MOFFATT;
121
■ Btin, Waller, town councillor
iBtrkhoider, David, carpenter
iBernard, Rev. Mr, Moihodi«t Now Con.
IBrennan, Rev. James, do do do
ICMMn, JoMph, Boiitli
ICummini, Goor(;e, genera! ttoro
ICummins, David, turner
LiBt of ProfessioM, Trades, &o.
Cfookor, John K., tewn councillor
Horris, George, general itore
Miller, Jainci, weiggon maker
Palmer, A. B., carpenter and poBtmuiter
aimpBon, James, shoemaker
Trewarther, Joseph, do
MILLEROCHES.
(Seb Canada Dihecioby, Page 149.)
iBailey, C. P., jrenernl store
jBoan, James cabinet miikor
IConley and Glenny, butchers
iDtrousie, (instead of Dcsroclicrs,) Louis
• mnkoepor and shoe store '
Addenda and Errata.
I Gliincy, Owen, whoolwright
1 McClear, Frank, shoemaker
MnGinn, John, cabinet maker
Sutherland, John, carriagre maker
I aif, John, (instead of David,) saw mill
B
MITCHELL.
(See Canada Dihectory, Page 252.)
liM. .. T A «r Addenda
■Abbott, J, &, w., turners
iBabb & Downing, general store
iBaker, Goo., tanner
iBIack, James, bailifT
iBall, (instead of Ball,) William, teacher
IByrne, (instead of Byron,) Jno., Bhoemnker
lUna, K W., auctioner and accountant
ICaaaiti, Michael, wheelwright
JChristio & Mathieson, saw mill
iDonkin, Robt., clerk of division court
IDadley, Freeman, inspector of licenscH
IFeeny, James, cooper
|Fiahleigh, John, general store
REMOVED OR
■Chen wick, John, shoemaker
ICoveny, J., inspector of licenses
and Errata.
Ford, Thomas, general store
Gourfie, Alexander, carpenter
Hill, James, ashery
Hill, Williiun, millwright
Kritze, Gottleil), potte?
Lemon, John, tailor
llj'j".^*'""' *^^"''y« wheelwuight
.McClaherly, James, millwright
Murray, James, cooper
Pcaraon Samuel, shoemaker
Kath, Wm., land surveyor
Smith. Wm., builder
Smith.J.C, reeve of Logan
DISCONTINUED.
Hillcctt, Dr. J. F.
Murray, James, inspector of licenses
I
MOFFAT.
ITH V ra, ^*^'^ ^^<=t^dedin the Canada Directory.)
line VILLAQB of MOFFATT. a fast innr.naln™ .^I • '
hr Allumettes Lake, on'i'h: rtv^er' 0~^, r*' ;r„^;"»'«i<>" '^-e eouth bank of the Up.
iBytown, 110 miles, and from Brockvillo. 1( mileBTh ?/'""'' C-W.-i. distant fr, m
Imenae quantity of timber annually got out ii, its vLfnitf i7'"*^^""'^' "' "■« '° ^^^ •">•
I ons feet of square timber were manufactured in and Smu .h" «'«'™'»f'"hat twelve mil.
In, and the amount of freight of necessary articles for h ^'u f'^°5 '^"""8 ">« P"" ««»"
[tlirough Pembroke the past season, was aLut SrttitJ"^' ""^'' *°' **"•"' ?'"'"«'
Alphabetical list of ProfflR«io«p tv-^.. ^.
|B.i, J„o. & David, lumbermen, merchant. , C..m'e"ro~„YRTddr' . .
Id , and tanners rll!,„ V' •' ." "<'<"e'' and barness maker
iBucher, Rev. G. B., school master oh^r/^ ^""' lumberman
I I Church, Horace, saw and carding mill
ii
ii.^.ri
]28
"MOORETOWN-MORPETH.
Dixon, George, cooper
Dopion, Richard, carponler
Fleming. George, blackimith
Gibion, W. H., lumberman
Hayee, Peter, tavern keeper and boot and
•hoeqiaker
Kennedy, Michael, teilor
Ledgerwood, James, carpenter
Lille, Mri. William, innkeeper
M«okay, Richard, hotel keeper
McLaren & White, merchant! and general
traders
Martin, Robert, carpenter and builder
Melville, Rev. Andw., Free Preabyierian
Moffat, Wm. & Jai. P., lumbermen and
general traders
Moffat, Alexr., J.P , miller &, postmaster
O'KeJIy, Christopher, lumberman
O'Moara, Daniel, merchant and general
trader
Porloou«, Robert, booi and shoo store
Rowan, Joseph, innkeeper
Supple, John, lumberman
Swcezey, Aaron, blacksmith
Wallace, Robert, boot and shoemaker
White, Peter, lumberman
M0UL1
Nation, Jnmes, i
Parkin, W., »tv
Proudroot, Dr. 1
Prenliis, Isaac,
Rolls, Dr. Jamei
Sbaw, Charles, i
Also, in Morp
MOORETOWN.
(J\rot included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLLAOB situated in the Township of Moore, County of Lambton C W — dt.t.nt fr„„
a^riSo''""'"-""*^'"^''''^- T''- P"" ■•'Boo il knowTar;S-ol7'tpuuS
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Baby, S. T. St. Co., steam grist, fJour and
saw mills
Baby &. Wright, general store and lumber
merchants
Cronkhite, David, carpenter «
Galarneau, Louis, general store
Kelly and Redmond, smiths
Salmon, Thomne, saddler
Salter, Rev. G. L R , Church of England
Wright, P. M., postmaetor
Wright, Malcolm, grocery and saloon
r.t«on, E., shing)
ftiJIey, George, I
Fikes, N., carriag
. MORPETH.-(Given anew).
A Village situated on Talbot Street, in the Township of Howard, County of Kent CW
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
SuLLER, Robert, innkeeper and livery stable.*
Cadt, James, saddler and harness maker
Cornwall, J. B.
McCoLLUM, Thomas, general merchant
PoULiN, Leon.
Richardson, J. W.
Scott, Mathew, stave and commission merchant
Smith, John L., innkeeper
Taylor, James, boot and shoe store
Warren, D., postmaster
Ademan, Thomas, butcher
Barrett, T. B., stave buyer
Bell, Hiram, cabinetmaker
Bills, Jonathan, potter
Buller, Henry, blacksmith
Cain, John, shoemaker
CasweUi Jaoaes. innUt.
Caswell, Horace, liverj stables
Duck, George, custom house ofiScer and cirri
division court
Davis, James, cabinetmaker
Findlay, Thomas, merchant
Hamilton, John, carriagemaker and black-
smith shop
Hill, Erastus, warehouse keeper
Jones, Richard, ta'lor
KinjT, G. vv., merchnnt
Lnidlaw, Adam, merchant
McCleod, Archd., merchant tailor
McClure, Wm., boot and shoemaker
Biggar, H., town
Eadie, Robert, gei
Jones, W. L , gem
Bingham, J., innk(
Collett, C, tailor
A Village situalei
railroad nation at J
cinity, and nuniero
Boucher, Moses, g«
Brouillet, Alexis, sr
Dery, Francois, cai
Dubuc, Joshua, axe
Dacharrae, Edeste,
Germain, Pierre, tic
Heberf, Amable, tai
Biggins, T. Jj, hotc
B Preibjterisn
lumbermen aod
& poitmaiter
lerman
ni and general
■hoc Btore
shoomaker
— diatant from
5." Population
MOOLINETTE-MOUNT PLEASANT-MONT ST. HILAIRE.
i;*:
Nation, Jnmei, merchant
Parkin, W., atave merchant
Proudfoot. Dr. H., phyijcian
Prenliii, laaac, butcher
Rollt, Dr. Jamea A., physician & druniit
Shaw, Charlea, carriage maker
19S
Swiihar, E., blaekamilh
Sheldon k Felioira, iteam law mill
Teeliill, John, iteam foundry
Wallen, Dr. J. S., phy.lcl»n fc druggut
Will.,], Wm., merchant "
., , -. Woode, George, barneaa maker
A..o.l„ Morpeth-A„ Odd Fellow.' Lodge 5 Son. of Temperance Lodge, .„d . CadeU do'
MOULINETTE.
(See Canada Directort, Page 253.)
Mxon, E., ahingle factory
«Vi||ey, George, hotel beeper
Fikea, N., carriage maker
Addenda.
Wood & Dixon, woollen factory
DISCONTINUED.
I Hubbard, J. S., .milh and hotel keeper
4
h of England
nd saloon
of Kent, C.W.
56 miles, and
er and black-
er
lilor
emaker
MOUNT PLEASANT
(See Canada DivEf;voRY, Page 253.)
Addenda,
Biggar, H., town reeve , »./-. r .
Eadie, Robert, general store ! J|«r"„t"''J i"' ^*"?"'' **"'"
Jones. W. L , general .tore and po.tma.ter Kr'i^ho"ma^^;XC;"'
DISCONTINUED.
Setrc.^Vanof''"^ 1 Fo.ter,Pr.. merchant
MOUNT ST. HILAIRE.
(J^ot included in t&e Canada Directory)
cinity. and nurnerou, plea.ur; paS vi:y:hl';,^H.'o";ur;;^thV.rm"mc^'°^""^ '" ""■' ^'•
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades. &c.
BoQcher, Mo&es, general .tore
Brouillet, Aloii., smith
Dery, Francois, carpenter
Dubuc, Jo.hua, axe faclur>
Dacharrae. Edesle, cloth factory
Germain, Pierre, nur.eryman
Heberf, Amable, tanner
Higgin., T. Jj, hotel keeper an^ a 70 factory
Hitchcock. H. W., postmaster
Lahaise, Frs., miller
Rainauld, Blanchard Mr.., French
r>!
and
Sliepstone, James & Co.. starch factory
Ssouthwick & Hitchcock, atarch factory
cloth factory '
;5
if r
194
MOUNT VERNON -NAPANEE.
MOUNT VERNON, formerly Springfield 2nd.
iLLAUE .ituatcd in the Townihip of Braniford, and County ol Dnnl, C.VV -diiUn.
flrtnlfard, 7 milot-iUgo f«re, 2. 6d. Population, about 200. ^•^^—diilanJ
A ViLLAUE iiitua
torn
« .. , / Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &o
Collina, John, tailor
Duttun, Jocnpli, ihoe nturc
Goodiow, p., laddlor
GriflBn, W. &, N. F., wafrgori rnaitcrH
Irwin, Mathew, waggon niakur
Jotintton.Fra., waggon ninkcr & innkcrper
Mclntoth, J., tailor
.Macphcroon, JamcH, innkeeper •
Manna, Diivid.amilli
Motf, tSc Jono», genera) itore
Palmer. George, general more
Porrin, TIiob., mill owner and pottmailcr
Perrin, Tlmmui & Song, gcncrsl atnrt
Porrin, Tiiomay, jr., general iiore
■ NAPANEE.
(See Canada Directory, Pace 254.)
.citciit population about 1100,
Addenda.
Campbell, Archibald, postmaster, general merchai.t, storekeeper, and issuer
of marriage licenses "^
Carnall, George, Napanee hotel. Good accommodations and reasonable
charges
Chatterton, John, grocer and drover
Chrtsdall, John, contractor, carpenter and cloth manufacturer
Davt, B. C, barrister.at-law and agent for Provincial Mutual and General
Insurance Company
Davy, George H., general merchant and storekeeper
EssoN, Robert, general merchant and storekeeper
Ketchum, W. P., hotel and general stage house. An excellent house and
charges moderate
King, .Tohn, grocer, auctioneer and commission merchant
Lucas, Nathaniel B., hat and cap maker and furrier
Mackav, Archibald, farmer, 2 miles distant, on the Nupanee river
Macpherson, Donald, miller, distiller and merchant
Martin, David, general merchant and storekeeper
Shorey, Milks, junr., Lenox hotel. Charges reasonable and accommoda-
tions good
Stevenson, Andrew, groceries and provisions and saloon keeper
Benaon, Jobn, commis ion merchant
Bonney, C. S , pumptnaker
Brown, J. F., watchmaker
Carberry, Patrick, collector of customs
Bird, Rey Wm., Mtthodist
Brewster, Rev. Mr, Wosleyan
Blewett, James, grocer
Cadman, Wm., smith
Clark, Eli, miller
Charters, J. Z , Aslor house hotel
Conger, B., bricklayer
Conger, John, mason
Dunham, £. A., general store
Dunning, L. N., saddler
Fropcr, Abm., carpenter
George, J. B., broom factory
Grange, James, druggist
Gibbert, John, fanning mill maker
Hamilton, Gerard, carriagemaker
Htiovey, Henry, baker Hnd confectioner
Huffman, Bristol, hairdresser
James, C, (late James & Peterson) general
store
Joy & Moonev, smiths
Johnston. R M . •s.lillar
McOttbe, — , carpenter •
McBean, C, cabinet maker
McMullen, Wm , teacher of academy
Miller, W.
Morre, F.,
KusMsll h (
Scales, Thi
Sievenion I
mill(
Benn, Jame
Blark. Itev,
Brown, Ret
Bruton, Chi
Gunn, Wm.
Greenleaf, (
Lanjihier, Ji
McLaughlir
A VlLLAOgV
Gait, 8i mil
^ent, Anios,
Brown, J. G
Urydon.Thc
Davidson, G(
Guyer, Davii
Hi nilton, C
A Village t
ships of Nori
miles, frdm h
of England, f
and 400.
Addison, Jan
Baxter, Rev.
Bell, Wm., in
Brassar, Char
Brown, R., st
Conn*, Math
Denny, John,
and die
Elliott, Jas., c
Farroll, T., in
Giles, J. G.. si
Hartwell, G. :
Heron, Mrn., (
Hutton, T., til
Johnston, R. J
Landon, Dr. .
Larivpp, Peter.
l^eecb, Richari
Leech, James,
Leech, Robert
i 2nd.
I C.\V.,~diiUnt
eeper
ure
(ore
and poitmatler
cnuml stort
ul ilore
)er, and issuer
nd reasonable
I and General
nt house and
NEW ABERDEEN NEWBORO'.
Mill«r, W. «i D., general itor«
Morre, F., merchant tail, r
KusmII 8c C o, en r. enters
bcalet, Thumai, ^ ocer
Sieventon & Co., general merchants and
milleri
•Sixmiih, George, tailor
Telegraph Office, Samuel Peek, operator
remplelon, All«n. (in.tead of Wm.) Un-
ner, &c ' ™"
I'obejr, Conrad, carpenter
VValt», Wra., butcher
RKMOVED, DISCONTIMUJCD BUSINESS OR DECAASBD
Benn, Jamea, imith ^*A»eii.
Blark. Re(f. J.
Brown, Rer. M.
Bruton, Cha., grocer
Ounn, Wm. , itorekeeper
Ureenleaf, O. D., printer, &e
Unphier, John, shoemaker
McLaughlin, James, tailor
Moray, James, smith
Kubt, — , carding mill
Itcynolds. Re?. Mr.
Slorr, ild., shoemaker
Pringle, Daniel, hotel keeper
Trom, James, saddler
Templeton, Wm.. tanner, ho
NEW ABERDEEN.-(Given anew.)
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &o.
Bent. Amos, innkeeper and brickmakor
Brown, J. O., saw mill
Brydun, Thomas, cooper
Davidson. Geo, postmaster and miller
Guyer, David, inkecper
Ih nilton, Capt. Thomaa
I lucl, George, weaver
Kay. Hugh, blacksmith ..nd waggon maker
Laidlaw, James, tailor
Philip, William
Robb, Wm., acting P M, ,nd general .tore
Ihomp'on, Joseph, ehoemakfr
NEWBORO'.— (Given anew.)
if.ip^s'of Norlh'i^d SoI!.I.^V"'r"^"' ""^ 'r,"'V'^ of 'ho Rideau Canal, in the Town-
miles.frrfmKinVstfy,' ?ie?J,;Pr"'^^ C.W.,_di.tant from Brockville. ^
of Eneland. MefhSt Clil L.n « ""r.^J'"''"' ^?i "^''^ " •"*• ^ «''"^ •'»"«' Church
and 400. """"•"" *'"»P«' a'>d School House, and contains a population of between 330
]'
J river
accommoda-
naker
aker
nfcctioner
erson) general
actdetny
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Addison James, boot and shofimnkcr
Bell, Wm., mnkecpcr
Brassar, Charles, cooper
Brown. R., storekeeper
rZl^' ?**''""V' "uperintendent of schools
uenny, John, sieam saw and flouring mills
and distillery
Fn»In t'"- ""P^"'". joiner & contractor
farrell, T., innkeeper
Giles. J G Baddler and harness maker
rfartwell. G. E , bailiff
Heron, Mrc)., dressmaker
Mutton, T.. tinrmiih-
Johnston, R. J., tanner
Landon, Dr. A., surgeon
liariVPP. Potnr oh»nn,.l
J^eecb, Richard, grocer and potash maker
jjeech, James, carpenter and joiner
t-cech, Robert, cabinet maker
Lilly, Bates, carpenter and joiner
Little, Thomas, tailor
McDonald, James, general store
McDonald &. Rowswrli, general store
McDonald, D,, lock master
Manuel, James, blacksmith
Miller. Dr. W. J., surgeon
Moffatt, J., general store
Nichols, — . waffgon maker
Rabb, Wm., school master
Randall, — , distiller
Slaplcton. James, grocer
Stevcnn, James B., postmaster and clerk tf
division court, &c
Slant' n, George, carpenter and joinrr
Tett, Benjamin. J P.
Tctl. Wni. H., innkeeper and bailiff
Watkins, Rev. N.. Chorch of England
Warwick. John, shoemaker
Whaley, Isaac, blacksmith
*
M:
126
NEWBURiSH- NEWCASTLE~NEW DUNDEE.
NEwiuRGir
(See Canada Directoby, Page 255.)
Addenda.
Aylsworth^ Isaao, publisher of " The In.
dex" newspaper
Beeeh, David, teacher
Bristol, A., general store
Caton Sl Miller, general store
Jones, fiev. B., Wesleyan
Lane, Rev. Henry, Church of England
McGew, J. B., teacher
Ruttan, Dr. Allan, phyeioian
Scott, Thomas, smith
Clair, Dr. Joseph
Irons, Wm., shoemaker
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED.
I Reynolds, Rev. Joseph
I Scott, Rev. Thomas
A 7ir.LA0E I
tant from Mc
Bennet, Tho9
Clarkion, Jos
Dunn, James,
Drapas, ~, n
Furse, Wm., |
H«le, John, J
NEWCASTLE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 256.)
The name of « Bond Head" is now changed to " Port Newcastle."
Beacham, D., cabinet maker
Bradley, Wm., British Canadian hotel and
stage hou8«
Casslemaii, Jacob, general store
ritzgerald, J. G., collector of customs
Herman, J,, junr., general store
Hodges, Hiram, general store & postmaster
Hunter, Geo. F., general store
Addenda.
Jacobs, Goo. A,, general store
Kempt, George, general alore
McCormaok, Joseph, cooper
McCormaok, Archibald, carpenter
McNaughton Brothers, general store
McNaughton, A., Newcastle flouring mills
Sloane, S., innkeeper. Port Newcastle
Strowger, Wm., Port Newcastle hotel
Broekenabire, John, grocer
Clarke, 6. M., barrister
Clarke, Edward, collector of customs
Ham, P., tailor
Jobes, J., tanner
Kennedy, Rev. Thomas
Maybee, B. H., cabinet maker
Olford, John, shoemaker'
DISCONTINUED.
Parker, John, innkeeper
Powers, T., tailor
Tennery, John E., hotel
Tmney, Jas., distiller
Trelevan, James, carpenter
Trema'n, Richard, smith
Warren, Thomas, brickmaker
NEW DUNDEE.
(J\rot included in the Canada Directory.)
SIuoS'""'"''" "'the Township of Wilmot. County of Waterloo, C.W. Population
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Allchin, John, clerk of the divisiun court
Baird, Alexander, innkeeper
Beach, L^man, smith
LKjjiionBoniager, i'iiiillp, joiner
M'li ' Z'9'' Storekeeper and postmaster
Miliar, F. G., grist and saw mills
Mitchell, Hugh, wacjron maker
Morloy, George, baihtf
Smith. RnhnBfiAn An^MA.
r **"T """per
Spencer, Geo., saddler
Wegenast, Geo., cabinet maker
A RISING Vll
fare to Gait, 2;
Allan, William
Bastian, Rev. i
Clelland, Andn
Frank, Sy!ve8t(
German, Charh
Hunter, Williai
Murner, Samu(
Also— 4 innk
A Village situ
Gait, 6 miles ; i
Nahroano, <
Allendorf, Geo.,
Barbour, W., it
Bergey, EH, 8ho(
Bergev, M., lim(
Campbell, D., gr
Daffron, W., sho
Eiienbach, Geo.,
Forbes, Robert, t
glue facto
Feder, John, ston
Frosh, J,, stone i
Gliek, Jacob, inn
Gluck, J., coopei
Grube, J., weav(
Hespeler, J., gris
cooperage
iicaS, nuam, iurr
Haller, Fred., car
House, A., tannei
in
ch of England
ioian
NEW GLASGOW-NEW HAMBURGH-NEWHOPE.
127
NEW GLASGOW.-(Given anew.)
^s;^iiS:Xii^^!^''^:X^
Alphabetical list of Professiona, Trades, &c.
Bennet, Thos., general blacksmith
Clark^on, Joseph, general store & postmaster
Dunn, James, mill owner
Drapas, ~, miller
Furse, Wm., general store
Hale, John, J. P. tannery and store
Lockhnrt, Rev. A. D.. Church of Engltnd
Lowden. Rev. Alex., United PresbTterian
McAdam, Hugh, senr., J.P.
McAdam, Hugh, junr, tanner/
Murray, John, general atore
NEW HAMBURGH.
(Jtrot included in the Canada Directory.)
■ r
itore
lore
)cr
Jarpenier
moral store
Btic flouring mills
rt Newcastle
'Castle hotel
tur
V. Populatioa
iker
Allan, William H., brickro-''
Alphabetical list cf Piriessicns, Trades, &c.
er
Bastian, Rev. G., Methodist
Clelland, Andrew, general store
Frank, Sylvester, brewery
German, Charles, general store
Hunter, William, general store
Murner, Sannuel, iron founder
A180-4 innkeepers, and over 20 master mechanics.
Nevills. Titus G. S., general store, miller &
cloth factory
Rudolph, Martin, printing office
^cott, William, postmaster, general atore.
distiller and cloth factory
Thomson, George, general atore
ker
NEWHOPE.~(Given anew.)
Alphabetical List of
Nahroano, C, postmaster, general
Allendorf, Geo., weaver
Barbour. W., innkeeper
Bergey, Eli, shoe store
Bergey, M., limeburner
CampbeU, D,, grocery
Daffron, W., shoemaker
Eisenbach, Geo., weaver
Forbes, Robert, tannery, saw mill, shoe store,
glue factory and smith
Feder, John, stone mason
Frosli, J., (tone mason
Gliek, Jacob, innkeeper
Gluck, J., cooper
Orube, J., weaver
Hespeler, J., grist andjsaw mills, distillery,
cooperage and timber merchant
nsss, Adam, turning factory
nailer, Fred., carpenter
House, A., tanner
Professions, Trades, &o.
store and druggist
I Himmer, Geo., shoemaker
Herdel, H., carpenter
Holn, Robt., saw mill
Hammelt, Thomaa, blacksmith
Johnston, J., blacksmith
Jackson, Jas., currier
I King, J. & W., grocery
Karch, Chas., carpenter and glue manufac-
lurer
Kramp, i.; cooper
Kribs, L., carpenter
" Little, Thomas, lawyer
Luviii, P., cooper
Laufier, P., clockmaker
Langhouse, P., shingle factory
Miller, Jacob, innkeener
McLean, J. D., carpenter
Oberholser, J., saw mil! ^
Pickeo, J., shoemaker
136
NEW LIVERPOOL— NEW MARKET.
Pillen, W., miller
Fanlebaker, L., carpenter
Pembroke, W. L., innkeeper
Que.-nbach, P., wagoner
Reed, Thos., diatilier
Rose, L., miller
Roos, Jacob, cooper
Ruppert, H., carpenter
R»e, Ben., sawyer «.
Raithel, J,, tailor
Rotharmel, L., carpenter
Sipea, J., sawyer
Soutfer, W., local preacher New Connexion
Society
Sachs, G., cooper
Sachs, E., baaketmaker
Shaw, A., blacksmith
Skipper, W., tailor
Smidt, F., cooper
S>mi(h, A., carpenter
Souder, J , tobacconist
Siege, Henry, carpenter
Strickler, H., store
Swariz, J., wagoner
Wiesman, G., cooper
Winters, F., blacksmith
White, George, grist and saw mill
fiellbuusr, G.,
Goodfellow, Re
GoriMro, C, eh
Graham, Wm.,
Guernsey^ E. A
Hodgson, Re7.
NEW LIVERPOOL.
(See Canada Directory, Page 267.)
Addenda and Errata.
Bourassa, Edward, grocer
Horrion, (instead of Harrison,) E., gr9cer
^<iC,tendy, Mrs., {fcneral store
McKcnzie, John, grocer
NEW MARKET,
(See Canada Directort, Page 257.)
Addenda
Allan, James, foundry
Ashton, Samtiel, storekeeper
Baker, Rev. — ., Congregationalist
Barber, Mrs., teacher, ladies school
liotsford, Joseph, cabinet maker
Brodie, Robert, (instead of J..) carpenter
Caldwell, J. B., chair maker
Cawthra, Joseph, general store
Chantler, (instead of Chartler,) Dr. H.
Clarke, — , cloth manufacturer
Conron, Thomos, butcher
Coryell, (instead of Corgcll,) A., smith
Cotter, John, tailor
Crooks, Wm. B., tinsmith
Daily, Patrick, baker
Davison, John, r <rdwaincr
Drake, — , cordwainer
Ellis, Samuel, cordwainer
Ford, Dr. Orrin
Garbutt, (instead of Garbrot,) W,, carppntei
Garbutt, Thomas, shoemaker
Hackett, Dr. James
Holchcroft, J. B,, waggon maker
H,<t,»A> r*. I-—
Jacobs, Jacob, watchmaker
and Errata.
Johns, Thomas, miller
Kelly, Daniel W,, cordwainer
Lane, James, printer
Lochead. Ruv. Robert
O'Laughlin, Rov. Michael, Roman Catholic
Porter, G. S., proprietor New Era newspa-
per
Pyne, Dr, physician
Reinhart, Jacob, cordwainer
Robinson, Ruben, cordwainer
Roe, Wm., postmaster and general store
Roper, Thomas, tailor
Savlgny, Korke & Co., oarpentors
Smith & Mo Master, general store
Stewart, Francis, tailor
Sullivan, William, tailor
Tatham, Rev. Wm., district sohoolmaitcr
Willaon, Hugh H., temperance house
Wood, Joseph, painter
Township Council .— Jas. Hartman, M.P,
P., reeve ; Honry Widema i, deputy
reeve s Geo. Playtor, R. H. Smith,
Geo. Brodie, councillors : John Ro*
gart, treasurer; G. S. Porter, clerk.
Present populatic
Bonner, B.. hij
Clench, F. A.
Davidson, Ale:
Johnson,!. H.
Mercer, L. W.
Miller, W. D.,
Morrison, J. C.
Streef, Thos. C
iBank of Upper
Lirerpool sind I
I Colonial Life A
I Alexander, Rev. Ji
j Bowen. Charles, h.
I Clement, George A
I Lotkhart, James, (
Masarl, Rev. Mr.,
JBtrr, Wm., itoroko
I Bite St. Hunter, gei
I Dodds, David, sadc
Canadian Insti
\Cntat, P. V. C.
[Ckssse, E. L., ni
[Collkge of Nic
Rev. C. h
feasors
NIAGARA— NICOLET.
19»
Goodfellow, Re». John H«wd Re». J. E.
Goftom, C, cloth faotorv 1, !!.'• ''"' ""'""'
Oraham. Wm., wBggo„ni«ker K""' n"' T* •'•"■«l««eppr
GuernMy. E. & A., .lorekeepw. ' S'",J ^^^ •^«'n«'
Hodffion, Rtv. Mr. ?.?'*• "•• 'e«cher - ,
I ♦Ware, Dr. J. E.
NIAGARA.
(Sbb Canada Dimkotory, Pagb 258.^
Present population , about 3,300.
^'>lic Officers, (Addenda).
Bonner, B., high constable
Clench, F. A . B., clerk of county court
Davidson, Alexander, postmaster
Johnson, J. H., clerk of police court
S}?;«'ef»I'-W"., deputy sheriff
Miller, W. D., revenue inspector
Morrison, J. C, M.P.P. for Niagara
Street, Thos. C, M.P.P. for Welland
Bank „f IT !J^'. ^'^'^ Companies. &c., (Addenda.)
Bank of Upper Canada, Thomas McCormick, agent
Liverpool and London Fire and Life AssuranrA r a .
Colonial Liie Ass„«.nce CompJy%':TlZM%^'T' '"''^'°"' •«'"*
Alphabetical Addenda.
Alexander, Rev. John, Froo Church
I Bowen, Charlee, baker and coofcctioncr
I Clement, George A., general hardware
I Jf*"""*' Jonies, dry goods store
Muaart, Rot. Mr., Roman Catholic
|B«rr, Wm., itorokoeper
15*'?.*' Hunter, general more
Dodde, David, eaddter
DTSCONTINUED.
McCulloch, John, grocer
5[f'««.pr.,pli,,iciBn
Walsh & Co. printera and publiahera of
" Ihe Chronicle"
Voung, Rev. Gcrgc, Wesleyan
Harvey, Rev. George
Lynch. Rev. Mr.
Simpion, .Tohn, publisher and bojksfiUer
1
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NICOLET.
(Sbr Canada Dihbctory, Page 25.9.)
[fartman, M.p. I Addenda.
idema 1, deputjr llANADlAN INSTITUTE OP NiCOLST M r P- ..•
I. Porter, clerk. |^«"5B, £.. i^., notary public, &c
feasors ' ^' "' '^"'"•» ^e*'- F- Desaulniers, pro-
44p'
Nl>HWUR&r-NOilTH GOWKtt.
#
Beaubien, Lt.-Col, Jean, J.P.
Beaubien, L. A , notary
Beaubien, E , notary ' t '
Beaubien, M. C, advocate ' '
BelleroM, Capt. Norbert
Chaillouz, Pierre, courieir
Chillas, (instead of Chileas,) H. A., po«t.
master <
CrebBBsa, Mrs. J., boarding house
Duval, Capt. Joseph
Guuin, David, grocer (instead of hotelkeeper)
Hughes, Charles, lumber merchant ' 'A /.
Jennery, Francis, boarding house
'Lupi^n. JOachim, general store
Marchand, H, general store ' tuoriilU
Pelletier, D., saddler
Simmons, ?. C, wharfinger, PortSt. Fram
cis, and lumber metehant . i:t.:...
Thornton, Mrs. W., general' store ' "•" ■
Trigge, Thomas, J.P.
Toupin, Charles, baker *
Trudel, Capt. Joseph de B.
Trudel, M., bailifT
i| f /Tiiidfel, Joseph, smith
OlSCONTIMCED. ^ ^.
Descoteau, Charles, boarding house i Larocquo. Dr. B.
Hamelin, Hubert, storekeeper | Nourrit, E. P., J.P.
The other names remain as given in the Canada Directory.
NITHBURG.
ilW^ ..H'.A .1 ,fl->ri'.!'.'
{J^ot included in the Canada Direciori/.y ,.il .I,,nor^(!
Village situated in the Township of North Easthope, County of Pei'th,C//W',' • ' '
List of Professions. Trades, &6.
Browii, Baird & Co., flout and saw mills
Bron;r,, James, postmaster and general store
Browniee, John, carpenter & cabinetmaker
Cair_!»bfc!lt Danief, boots and shoes
Curtis, Wm., tanner, curiicr and shqe «tpre
Dpeherly, Jas.» smitb and waggonmakcr
Milne, Rev. Walter
Moffatt &, Taylor, flour and qataotl milli
Stewart, John, tailor i ^ ,n: U^uc-
White, Marcus, general itor<i y ;, '
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NORTH GOWEHt-
{^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
■■JU'Ilil. ,■ -^
A ViLLAGB situated in the Township of North Gower, County of CBrlecon, C.W.— distant
from Prescott, 35 miles, from Kemptville, 15 miles, from Richmond, 8 miles, from Bytowii,
25 miles, and from Lindsay's wharf, on the Rideau Canal, 4^ miles. Mail leaves for Rich-
mond, Bell's Corners, Nepfean, and Bytown, at 7 a.m. on Tunsdays. Thursdays and Ss-
turdays, and returning, arrives at 3^ p.m. skme days. Population, about 200. '" '
Alphabetical List
Amstrong, William, cooper
Barrass, David, |^w mill
Bartleman, Pclcr, millwright
Beaman, William, cartmaker . ^
Beckett, Wm.icartmaker
Bruce, Thomas, joiner
Burke, J. R„ general store
Christie, Andrew, house framer
Corwin, Wm., clerk of divieion court
Craig, Thomas, tanner and shoemaker
Eastman, J. F., saddler
Elliott, W'lliarn, innkeeper , ,
Fenton;Jf. E., geneVsKtoV /"^ ^ ''.''*■
Fei^ttson,Jos*ph, joiner '•« ,no !«!('>
Gilbert, Enos, innkeeper
of FrofessioBS, Trades, &c.
{ Gilbert, Ira, blacksmith
it j 1 *''^l?'"'y> f^oi'ler, chairmakcr
• "-^ I Hicks, John, cooper
j Holder), C. & Co , general store
Johnston, James, innkeeper and balljiT
I Junes, Nehemiali, cooper
,fj,^,, Ki^kwocid, Mathew, weaver
" ' ' Mc'Ewan, Nadab, blacksmith
! Molntyre, John, shoemaker •■ IQAHi
Neelon, Wm., shoemaker { ..v?.^?;
Petiigrew. John, (e.ilor i -,,*;'/
Russell, Janice, postmaster
Tomer, Thomas, general stot'i
Wright, John, shKMinfeltr ' ''>ii
Wright, Mark, tanner .. :\
.(»
A VlLLAOB siti
tioD, about 200
Canady, Alexa
Ducharine, Lo
Fraeer, jfames,
Leclaire, (;., |
clerk, gi
AtcDanald, An
McDonald, Do
.McDonald, Jan
McDonald, Ke
McDonald, Ho
McDonald, Cbj
McDonald, Ca]
McDuugald, A
.McDougald, Ci
McGilIrs, John,
asliery a
McGillls, Capta
A Village site
Prince Edward,
Kingston, per Bi
Baker, Daniel, t
Baker, John, ca
Brookes; Snmue
Brummell, John
Cronk, John M..
Crysdale, Isaac ,
Donnelly, Wm.,
Fones, Daniel, ci
Fones, Robert F
Present populatii
Alexander, Rev.
Gooderliam, Wm
tanner
Jnhnston, W. H.,
Man!if>, James, t
M=:iZiCF, JtiilMc,
Miller, James N.
ng house
I store
lore "tiuai.'ji
jer, PortSl. Frani
lerehant . nt .„.
oral Bt(»« ^'"' •
131
B.
2Ui .,,i ■.,... •
I waggonmakcr
nd oatmoal milti
i ' ■iii ioofi-
itOM J ;, V ■
' .Kfli'lirii') ,HT
••-ttillsf. ,!1Bih':
I, C.W.— distant
lee. froro fiytowii,
1 lesvea for Rich-
iirsdaya and Sa-
100. "i
cr
1 Btoro
!r and batljfl'
lith
sr •: latAi
Btor^
NORTH LANCASTBR-NORT H PORT-NORVAL.
NORTH LANCASTErT ~~~
{JTot included in the Canada Directory )
tVZlUT'^' " ^'"^ ^"'^'"''"' "^ ''--'-. County of Glcngary, C.W. P„p„,i.
Alphabetical List of
Canady, Alexander, teacher
Dueharme, Louis, smith
Fraser, James, teacher
Leclaire, V., postmaster, J. P., townchip
clerk, general store & potash factory
Aicilunald, Arcliibald, shoemaker
McDonald, Donald, teacher
McDonald, James, teacher
McDonald, Kenneth, tannery
McDonald, Hugh, lumber mernhant
McDonald, Captain Donald B.
McDonald, Captain John P. :
MoDaugald, Archibald, smith
McDoug»ld, Captain Angus B.
McGillis, John, general store, pot and pearl
u f- ..^^'^'y »' ^ town oouncillor
McGillie, Captain Angus, saw mill
Professiqps, Trades, &c.
McGillis, Donald, mail carrier
McGruer, Duncan, town counoillor
McMillan, Donald, saw mill
McRae, Chrislopher.^ciirpcnlcr
McUao, Donald, lo'.vn reeve and smith
Mclnnes. Kenuelti, smhh
■Vlasson, John, slioomaiier
Montgomery, Dr., physician
Morison, John, wheelwright
Ricliardson, Robert, tailor
Sargison, Richard, smith
Thompson, Dunuld, smith
Thompson, John, carpenter ^-^
Sutherland, John, town treasurer
Stuart. Peter, clerk of court
Young, Archibald, weaver
NORTH PORT.~(Given anew).
A Village situated on the Kbo nt n„\,^t^ • .i_ m
Prince Edward C. W IdrslaJt'U'^B" ^'i,',': 'fe ]^'t m' |"''^-^r ' ^"""^^ "^
Kingston, per Bay of Quinte. about 60 miles Fopl-atii kbouUS^o"'""* miles; from
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &o
Baker, Daniel, carpenter and builder
Baker, John, carpenter and builder
Brookes; Samuel R., tinsmith
Bruinmcll, John, tanner and shoemaker
Cronk, John M., tanner and shoemaker
Crysdale, Isaac J., tailor
Donnollv, Wm., blacksmith
Fones, Dar.iel, carpenter and millwrit»l.t
fones, Robert F , carpenter and builder
■ ,t.n.Ii
, _^, ;mnn!.
M.jrden, Richard, general store and wiiarf
Kobinson, John, cabinetmaker
Robmson, Wflliam, innkeeper '
bimpson, William, blacksmith
bmiih, Joseph, cooper
Solrn^s, Samuel, postmaster and clerk of
Division Court
Tuttic, Bradford, cabinetmaker and wheel,
wnght
NORVAL.
(See Canapa J^xitECTOHY, Page 260 ^
Present population, about 400, ■"*''• '^
Ai ^ „ Addenda.
Alexander, Reir. J., Free Church
Oooderham, Wm., general store, miller m.l
tanner
Johnston, W. H., eooper
Maniifi, James, tinsmith
incizicF, Jiines. aasemor
Miller, James N., collector
^S/i iW<\
.'Wilier & (,noke, butchers
O'Bricrf & Co., joiners
Overfield, Mies, milliner
.^niil'oi- T«„,. I) _ I ..
~7 ' •"""'-3 t\., saaaior
Wnteon.Wm,, jr., smith
. Removed.
Re '. D. Fraser
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NORWICHVILLE.-(Given anew.)
A ViLLAOB iituatfed in the Townthip of N.)rivich, County of Oxford, C. W.— diitant from
i.tU)n"a°bout 450*' *"""" "'"'"'""""*• '' n'''""-"""! •««{re ftre to Barford. 2s 6dr t>opn
Alphabetical Lfist of Professions, Tn^des, &c.
^^""' b*n"h'' '^'^^'^ "^'''^ *'°"''' *"'' commissioner of court of Queen'g
CoRNEiL, Henry John, postmaster and dealer in dry goods, crorerics
hardware, &c., corner sjore'in the brick block owned by Dr. E.'
C<C'.y> *'
Adams, Henry J., harness maker
Addison, William, cabinet maker
Anderson, Edward, shoemaker and genetal
store
Bailey, James, waggon and sleigh maker
Barr &, Co., iron toundors
Bedford, Paul, innkeeper
Blcakley, George, bakery, &c
Brown, Robert, innkeeper
Br*arley, Mrs, F. W,, Bclcct ladies' school
Cameron, J., &, Bro , masons & bricklayers
Catton, Henry, general sloro
Cook, Dr. E., physician, surgeon, &,c
Crane, Isaac, school teacher
P'Long, Avery, &. Co., iron founders
George, W. H., tailor
Halligan, W., tailor
Hand, T., ahoemaker
Hand, W., shoemaker
Jennings, Solomon, bailiii'division cr.urt
McKee, John, tannery
Moore, G. H., general store
McCaulay, J. D., blacksmith
Nicholson, James, blacksmith
Park, N. J., physioiao, surgeon,' Aie
Poldon, W., blacksmith d .r.u.-
Roddy & Bros., tailors ' :
Sackridcr, L., merchant
Scott, Robert, saleratas manufacturer
Searles, W. B., bailiff diTision eonrt
Steel, John, miller, tea
Smith, Stephen, temperance house
Stroud, Wni., innkeeper
S(rphensoi), H, carpenter, joiner, &n
Swan, Rev. M., Methodist
Swiizef, A., tinsmith, carriage maker, &,c
Tidey, John,junr., bookseller
Tidey, John N , s'urreyor
Thompson & Yates, tailors
Vanvalkenburgh, C.> & Co,, cabinet and
chair makers
Wallace, T., distiller
Webster, David, general store
Webster, Hugh, general store
Wickham, Charles, carriagemaker
West, William, cooper
Whitney, B. S. & E., tin and copper
smiths
NORWOOD.
(See Canada Directory, Page 260.)
Addenda and Errata.
Bell, Aleir., shoemaker ,
Burke, William, general store |
Farley, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic I
Graver, P. M., saw mill and shingle factory i
Harper, John, joiner
Innis, Michael, jnmcr
McAleese, Rev. D., Presbyterian
McCauley, Wm., general store
Reynolds, E. J., temperance inn and itort
Sargent, Wm., blacksmith
Slater, Rev. J. C, Methodist
Waters, Thomas, bootmaker
Willson, Dr. J. B., physician .■
Wilson, Robert, general store V ,ri ,i
REMOVED. nf«ir!OKI'rritftTv<n i»Tq¥win«« ^^ J , '
, Folejr, Thomas, general store, &.c
Higgim, Rev. B., Roman Catholic
Morton, Rev. W., Methodist
A Village situat
firantfurd, the Cu
the County of No
Abbott. J. W., 8h(
Beebe, Smith, gei
Beebe, Jerdin, inr
Bingham, Slumati
Byom, Rev. — , E
Cuwics, Richard,
Fletcher, D. C, n
'Jriffing,E. C, hs
Henderson, Roberi
Knox, John, biaoli
Lowes, John, carp
Malcolm, Eiiak
Township clerk ai
Redmond, G. W., general etore
Smith, Rev. A., Methodist
Present population
Arnott, David, dry
.iddison, George, t
Ashman, W.-n., ehi
Avis, John, smith
Balmer, Robert, to
vision court
Backus, Wm.,8lf,(
Baker, Gcoige, live
Baker, Charles, but
Barclay, John, gen
Best, J., builder
Boon, Isaac, builde
Bradley, Lewis, bal
Beljea, Jesse, Fr'jn
Chuholm, Geo. K.,
Coates, Richard, 01
Davis, Charles, Uni
Doty &, Hibbard, ir
Flock, Dr. William
Gage, Hagaman 3c
storage ware
Griggs, Geo., liverj
Griggs, S., baker
Hare, John, builder
Hemphi]! & Briggs,
iiouge, Kiahard, tin
Jones, Wm., painter
Kenney, S. W., gro
Leach, Robert, build
.OAKLAMO-OAKVILLE.
m
v.— distant fjoin
d, 29 6dr Vdpn
rt of Queen'i
is, groreries,
led by Dr. E.
;eon,&o
mufaoturer
ion oonrt
B house
joiner, &o
»gc maker, &,c
cr
'o.. oai^inct and
ore
ire
emakcT
n and copper
s inn and stott
iu
Di
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OAKLAND.— (Giv6n anew.)
Abbott, J. W,, shuemaicer and grocer
Beebe, Smith, general merchant
Beebe, Jerdin, innkeeper
Bingham, Sluman, halter
Byom, Re». — , Episcopal Metiiodist
Cuwles, Richard, tailor
Fletcher, D. C, millwright
GriiBng, E. C, hatter
Henderson, Robert, blacksmith
Knox, John, blacksmith
Lonres, John, carpenter
List of Professione, Trades, &c.
Malcolm, S. D., steam saw mill
Nobbs, Robt., carriage maker
Secords, D. & D., millers
Smith, J. H.. carpenter
Smith, W. F., carpenter
Smith, A. N., stove dealer
Toyne, John, postmaster and merchant
Vivian, John, miller
Vivian, Stephen, carpenter
Younf , William, merchant
Tc!lIX^£|;t d \SS,^i S^'^ '«"•' "' '"« Township. T.^nc, Joh.
OAKVILLE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 261.)
Present population about 1300, and steadily increasing.
Addenda and Errata.
Arnott, David, dry goods and clothing
Addison, George, tailor and clothier
Ashman, W.-n., shipbuilder
Avis, John, smith
Balmer, Robert, town clerk and clerk of di.
vision court
Backus, Wm.jslf.emaker
Baker, Geoige, livery stables
Baker, Charles, butcher
Barclay, John, general store
Best, J., builder
Boon, Isaac, builder
Bradley, Lewis, baker, &c
Belyea, Jesse, Frontier house
Chlsholm, Geo. K., sergeant>at-arms
Coates, Richard, organ builder
Davis, Charles, Union hotel
Doty & Hibbard, iron founders, «Sto
Flock, Dr. William, physician
Gage, Hugaman & Co., general store and
storage warehouse
^"■'gg". Geo., livery startles
Griggs, S., baker
Hare, John, builder
Hemphin & Briggp, carriageniaktsrs
iiouse, Kiohard, tinsmith
Jones, Wm., painter
Kenney, S. W., grocer
Leach, Robert, builder and conti;actor
Moulds & Jull, builders and oontractors
McDonald, James, builder
Morley, James, tailor
McElroy, Joseph, carriagemaker
McEIroy, Charles, painter
McLean, John, contractor
McReady, James, Royal Exchange hotel
Palin, George, watchmaker
Patterson, 1)., builder
Potter, John, shipbuilder
Quinlan, William, botcher '.',','
Sammers, J. Scji, iron founders ' '
Shanklin, Hev, R,, Church of England
Sherburne, Wm., boots and shoes
Smith, R. & R., butchers
Smith, Thompson, lumber merchant and
shipowner
Taylor, Thomas, grocer
Thompson, Frederick, general store
Walker, Charles, telegraph operator
William*, John, Oakville hotel
Wilson, George, baker
Wright, Dr., physician
Young, Williairt, cabinet maker
holm, president; J. W. Williama,
vice-president; James Reid, treas-
urer ; R. Balmer, tccreta^.
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ORrLLIA— ORONO— OSGOODE.
Bi»«ett & Kiiy, thoo ilnre
Chi^<holm, John, flour mill
DaviB, C.| (einperanco inn
Foreman, Jc)lin,'Btuic'keeper
DISCONTINITBD.
Given*, Rev. S.
Harris, T. S., ■turaj^e war«liauia
Lcneh, R., & Co., iron Tounden
Quinn, M. P., store keeper
ORILLIA.
(See Canada Directory, Page 262.)
Addenda
A«ylum for the cure ornervoua and insane
feinaleii, by John Ardagh, M.D.
Church, Wm, junr., steam saw mill
Clarke, Geo , snw mill
Oow, Andrew, f riat and saw mills
Haynea, Dr. H.. physician
McMiillen, Marcus, general store
Perry, D., general store
Portus.T. H., general store acd auctioneer
DISCONTINUED.
Dallas, Frederick, taw and firrist mills i s»Mr. !?«,. n or i
Morbish. Henry, m Her i *''""' *^''^' ^•> We»Ioyan
ORONO.
(See Canada Directory, Page 262.)
Present population about 500.
•"^■^•^^ , Addenda.
Archibald, Tlios. & Ci>, general store
Arnott, William, Kcm-ral storn
Bryce & McMurrich, general st ira
Caldwell, O., saddler
Clarkson, Wm. &, Co., general store
Crawford, Wm.. tanner and saddler
Crossfield, Rev Geo., Methodist Episcopal
DaviKon, Peter, general store
Garner, Gifford & Co., tannery
Haight, C. C., grocer
Hayward, Rev. H. S., Chrlstiali
Hayward, Hiram, M.D.
Herriman, Luther, M.D.
Hutton, N. & Co., iron founders
Jobes & Williams, tannery
Kempt, George, general Itore
Lawrence, Rev. Geo., Presbyterian
Might, James, M.D.
Tucker, Joseph L, postmaster, genernl ilore
and miller
DISCONTINUED.
Fairbairn, John, store keeper
OSGOODE.
(J^Tot included in the Canada Directory.)
■ .■■f.:...:.j,
TownTpX'tlm'^''' "'""'''' -"'^^-"•y "f Curleton, C.W
Population of thel
iii.'a;.
Alphabetical list of Professioiw, Trades, &c.
A'lafij Lfi ji, physleiaii
Allan, Arthur, town reeve
Baker, A. J., town councillor, general store
and aehery
Bowers, John C, postmaster and general!
store I
Cameron, Daniel, senr., J.P. and postmaslcrl
Cameron, John, general store and ashery
Cangley, Thomi
Daw, jr., town c
Delagni^, Rev. \
Grant, Robert,!
Grant, Robert, i
Hannah, Henry,
Lswion, Andrei
Im|. John, town
Lochead, Bev. 1
Loueks, Wm, J,
UoDiarmid, Jph
MoDonell, Ar6h
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Present pdpulati<
Begg, Alex./prii
" Oshawa
printer
Bishop, William,
Bowerman, Josej:
paid for «v
Billings, John, bi
Burns, Miss, schi
Butterfield, Lani
and town
Doughty, Willian
Doyle, R«v. J., d
Carswell, Henry,
Clarkson, W., vil
Fuller, Joseph, ai
Gibb,T.N.,(insl
and town
Graham, J., (inst
Hall, Samuel, wo
paid for wi
Auckland, (of'*
agents, &c
Fairbank, L,, disi
surer unJy
Hollahd, R. L.. bi
Oliphant, D., prir
Oshawa Reformei
Philp, Rev. W., \
o
Additional Hai
Aird, Geo. ud W
Anderson &. Parac
relinuae
undera
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al atoro
a acd auctioneer
Ittlata
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andera
ire
ibyterian
er, generfti itore
ipulation of the|
a ,j% tiifUt u-.i
ter and generall
. and postDiaBlcrl
re and ashery
OSrt'AV A-OTTAWA RIVER.
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Cangley, Thomaa. tovrn ottuncillor
Daw, J., (own cautiolllor
Delagne. Rof. Mr., Roman f atholic
Grant, Robert, junr., ffeneralatore
Grant, Robert, aenr., J.f . ^ I'
Hannah, Henry, J.P.
Lawaon, Ani(rewi giSne^al atore and ashery
Lee. John, town couhcillfli*
Lochead, Bev. Wm,, Preabyterian
Loueka, Wm, J., general atore
HeDiarmid, Jphn, gnat mill
McDonell, ArdhibaFd, J.P.
MoDoneli. Allan, ar .11
McDoiicll, Alcxr.,J.P.
McGregor, Robert, aaw mill
McNob, John, J.p,
McN^b, Peter, J.P. ;'
McPhail,ReT. Daniel, Baptiat
Morgan, Ira & Co., general atoro'
Pattiaon, Rev. Wm., Methodiat '"
Stewart, Janiea, W ., general atore ' '
Wallace, William, junr., general atore anij
flnhfipir ^
aahery
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OSHAWA.
(She Canada Directohy, Pagh,262.).
P/eaeiil populatidn abont W50. ' .(^•p.r)'JU>.iP
(>»■
Alpluibetieal Addenda and Errata.
Begg, Alex.; printer and publjaher of the
"Oahawa l^'reenian," and general
printer
Biehop, William, Wellington hotel
Bowerman, Joseph, woollen factory. Caah
paid for wo il
Billinga, John, barriater at law
Burna, Miaa, achool teacher
BuUerfield, Lanson, fanning mill factory
and. town councillor
Doughty, William, Oahawa House, hotel
Doyle, Rev. J., disciple
Carswell, Henry, baker and confeclioner
Clarkaon, W., village clerk ' ^^ .'MOimoU.
Fuller, Joseph, auctioneer ' .'^>'f''-- '<:■
Gibb, T. N.,(inetead of T. M.,) mill owner
and town re6re
Graham, J., (instead of T.,) innkeeper
Hall, Samuel, wooilen manufkctorer. Caah
paid for wool
; ii..!iH>. RSMOTED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS. ..' .it Kj' "*"^* *
Auckland, (of ii^'hiluig 6^ Auckland),
Al
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Hoag, He* . J., Chriatian 'O'il -A 'n'i >fi^/.
Howell, C. (inatead of J.,)^in«>8l atbre '
Irwin, C. K., dentist and giperatorat Tele-
graph ofTico t
Keller, F., auctioneer and bailiff
Law, Rev. John, Wcsleyan
( l4pckbait, Allan (late Luckhart & Wilson),
' miller and diatiller
McByrne, D,, village collector ^
Nutt, Hiram dcCo,, carpenterii, ! ' .'„
McGill. Dr. town councillor "' ■'",?'^"^
Moscript, R., agent Mutual Life Insurance
Co., and town councillor
Oshhw^ Freeman, wo«kly, A. Begg, pub.
lishcr
Ryeraon, E. F., barriater at law . '■ni-'ai
Sutton, W. J., (instead of Willm.,) bh^
niiat and droggiat, and vilfckge trea-
surer ,; .■ li,.
Warren, J., &"Co., general atore it..n* J
^I'ltuui
agenta, &,c
Fairbank, L., discontinued as village trea-
, fiarer only •
Holiahd, R. L., banister uijLii'' -j
Oliphant, D., printing office '"**"*' '",'
Oahawa Reformer, now Oshawa Freeman
Fhilp, Rev. W.. Wealeyan
Scott, J., diaconlinued aa vUJage clerl '
only f^
Skao, E., operator at telegraph ■'''*'•'*
Wheeler, Miss, teacher , ,, n'yfl?*i')
Walker, J., wool dealer, A;»' * •i;-'»'«t-s' '
Woon, R., innkeeper " '■ .l!»«'.«m:>
Wright, J., St, Co.. carpenters ''^ •''■'''"''^
OTTAWA filVER ^ its Tributaries,
(3tt Canada DiRBtofoRYj Page 263.)
Additional Hames of Licensed Lumber Merchants on the Ottawa and its
, I^il^ntaries.
Anderson & Paradia, (Juebep, C. fi. ^ Browne, D. T., Packenhim, C. W.
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Burriu. StephfD, Hurritfa I^.rtid., C. W, ~
r«ldwell, Alex.. Lsnwk, C \V.
Cameron &, MoAulev, Oviuwn, C. W
Copp«. Mioh«el. Fiuroy llarbuur C W
Cwig, Robori, Lr«niifk, C. W. '
Cruicc, R. W., Aylmer, C, E.
Cullen, MiRlmel, Ttmpteton. C. E.
p«vidion, Jamet, Allurneiies laUnd. C K
D.w«.n. S. J„ Three Ri,er.. C. E. '^'•
Daflo, Jainct, Aylmer, C. E.
Dunfleld, 3»mtf, Packenham. C. W
Ejtan. Palrick, llunile^, C. W.
Haggarl, John, Perth, C. W.
Hall, (J. K., Quebec, C. £.
Hawlev. J. &, J , Fitzroy Harb<iur. C. W.
Hubbcll, Jamoi, flubheira F«ll», Onawa
Hunlinjfion. S. A., Allumpttea laland, C. R
Kenney, Robert, Aylmer, C. E.
Leamy, Andrew, Gatineau, C. E.
Lomeaurier, Henry, Quebec, C. E.
Leonard, R. W., Pembroke. C. W.
Lyon, W. R. R,, Riohmund, ig* C, W
yon, G. B., Bytuwn, C. W.
MoCaul & Brothera, Clarence, C. W.
McConoell, Wm., jr., Hull, c. E.
MeDoneli, C. & S., Bylown. C. W.
McDonell. Norm A., Bytovn.C. W.
McDonald, Archibald. Bytuwn, C W.
McA'ilay, Charlea, Petawawe, C. W.
McFarlane, Duncan, Bagot, C. W.
McLean, J. W., Aylaner, C. W.
McMillan Sl Turner, Aylmer, C. G.
IVIaaao, Edward, Bylown, C. W.
Mitchell, John. Bnlbur*!, C. W.
Moffait, Jaa. &. Wut , Pemh^ke, C. W.
Moore, David. Jr., Bylown. C. VV
O'Keliy, C. Pembroke, C. W.
PlaUair & Loea, Perth. C. W.
Powell. W.. Bylown. C. W.
Routh. H. L., Monireal. C. E.
Ruiaell, Auitin. Perth, C. W.
Scoti, Robert. Ueokwitb, C. W.
Smith, Jnahua, Bytown. C. W.
Smith. John, Aylmer, C. E.
Symmea, C. C. Aylmer, C. E.
Tiavena, Jaa., Fiivoy Hwbour, C. W.
Wheeler. E. &, A., Kingaton C. W.
White &. Rice, Dalhouaie, C. W.
Whitibora, W. H , Allumettaa laland, C.G
Wilaon, Tbumton, Ba>>ot, C. W.
Wilaon. Jamca, Bagot, C. W.
Wood, Peiry, Po traa & Co., Quebec, C.E.
OTTERVILLE.-(Given anew).
Alphabetical Liit of FrofoMioiui, Trades, fto.
Allen, Charlei, blackamith
Barnea, Thnnaa, cooper
Blakaalav. Moaea, aaah maker
Brown, Rer. Mr., Church of England
Bullock, Edward, mill owner
Carroll, Sr. J., phyaician
Carlton, William, maater of common school
Corder,^Dr. G. W., pfayaioian
Cordar, G. W., general ature
Corned, J. H. &, S. P., general .mcrchanta
Cornell, John H., postmaater
Cornel! & Taylor, general mcrchanta
Cromwell, Robtrt B., general merchant
Cromwell, Jamet, merchant and innkeeper
Durkee, Aaa, leather manufacturer and town
reeve
Goodwin, Amoa, tailor
Gregory, CarhM, ahoemaker
Haycock, Edward, engineer
Hillard, Thomas, butcher
Hiliker, Ryeraon, innkeeper
Johnson, Cheater S., cabinet maker
Jonca, John, cooper
Lawreneo, William, blackamith
Eieader, John, cabinet maker
Maclin, William, shoemaker
Mann. Robert, tailor
Furcell. Aaa, aaddler and harness maker
Scott, Thomas, innkeepir and blaekimith
Van Buikirk, John, ahoemaker
Williams, John, distiller
;■)
OWEN SOUND, or Sydenham,
(Skk Canada Dxrictory, Page 264.)
InrrIpiX^nSJr''''^**'''*^°""'^°''*^"^' ^'^' ^°P"""°"'«' ?"»""» »»« 1000.
HO &}jt&rfaMM
,,,:>.:« •
., ^ Addenda and Errata.
Vanowen, Owen, barrister at )air, printer, bookseller and stnfSoner, mat-
ter ex
and la
Lenpbsty, F
Brown. John, w
Bueban. W. £.,
Butchart, Jame«
CHDwron, John,
Campbell, J<«mt
Chatwin. Tuoa.,
Christie k Corb
DeNoon, Daniel
Dougall, John, c
Dduglaas, Jamei
Dooaiey, Thoa.,
Ellis, Torbit. bu
Fletcher, Orra, I
Frame, Thos., w
Harrison, John.
Hinds, Oswsld,
Haddon. Robert.
Hodgson, Wm. ^
Holmes, Robert,
Holmes, Wm., si
Horton, Thos. B.
Campbell, Wm.,
Hamlin, Wm., bi
Henry, James, bi
Jones, Wm.. stoi
Kilborn, Jsmes, I
Lee, R,, brick mi
Bangs, J. S., gem
Cowan, James, n
Davie, Richard, t
Clark, Robert, sli
Donoher, Bernard
Elliott, John, boo
Coleman, S., tanr
Cross, — , fanning
Dickson, Andrew.
Dolmage, Robert,
Harding, J., butcl
Morrison, Ibev. Sa
Povah, John, earp(
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ter extraordinary in chancery,
and larern licenses
LiNFKaTY, PiTCR, general merchanl
Brown. John, watch and clock maker
Bucban. W. E, gan'ralitore
Butchart, Jamea, leaiperaiice house
Citmeron, John, cnrpenter
Campbell, J'«roei, printer
Chatwin, Tuos., general itore
Christie 8c Corbeit, iron and brass founders
DeNoon, Daniel, tailor
Dougall, John, carpenter
Deuglaas, James, tailor
DottaiBjr, Thoi., carriage maker
Ellis, Torbit. butcher
Fletcher, Orra, builder '
Frame, Thoa., weaver
Harrison, John, builder
Hinds, Oswald, butcher
Haddon, Robert, general atore
Hodgson, Wm. W., blacksmith
Holmes, Robert, lime and brick burner
Holmes, Wm., stooe quarrier &. lime burner
Horton, Thos. B., general store
com. ul Q. B., tuapuctor of town lota
and 8torel<Heper
lies, John, innkeeper
Larler, Rob'Tt, shoemaker
Liitle, James, children's shoe establishment •
Kilhorn, Hiram, tanner
McDonald, Rev. A, Baptist
McNab, J^mes, oatmeal mill
Maitlnnd, Thos., boot and shoemaker
Muir, Samuel, plasterer
Neefnnd, A., (general store & auctioneer
Poppin, Edwin, waggon maker
Foynter, Cbarles, cooper
Pi.-rcy, Dr P. P., physician
Uiddi-ll, R., brewer
Sinclair, Duncan, machinist
Sloane, Thomas, carpenter
Spiker, Abraham
Thomson, Geo. L., carpenter
Vandusen, Rev. Conrad, Wcsleyan
Walker, Thomas, gunsmith
Wilson, Wm., innkeeper
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Campbell, Wm., tmith
Hamlin, Wm., brewer
Henry, Jamea, butcher
Jones, Wm., store keeper
Kilborn, James, tanner
Lee, R., brick maker
REMOVLD OR DECEASED.
Ludlow, Wui., baker
Miller, Mr., iron founder
Orr, Kennedy, innkeeper
Pearce, Richnrd, butcher
Richards, Stephen, muon
Wilson, Daniel, smith
PAKENHAM.
(Sbk Canada Directory, Paok 865.)
Bangs, J. S., general store
Cowan, James, whitesmith
Davie, Richard, tailor
Clark, Robert, ahoemaker
Donoher, Bernard, cabinet maker
Elliott, John, boots and shoes
Coleman, S., tanner
Cross, — , fanning mill maker
Dickson, Andrew, sheriff, &c
Addenda.
. Halfpenny, Joseph, tannery
I Hartney, James, general store
Hillyard & Dickson, general store, flour
I and saw mills
Tait, William, tailor
I Taylor, William, clerk of division court
REMOVED.
Greer, James, waggon maker
Ramage, Robert, baker
PALERMO.
•(See Canada Directory, Page 265.)
Dolmage, Robert, general store
Harding, J., butcher
Morrison, Rev. Samuel llpiseopa! Methodist
Povah, John, carpenter
Addenda.
Robinson, Thomas, engineer
Shc'iJan, Edward, blackamiUi
Smith, J. B., blacksmith
Swanton, Benjamin, carpenter
White, John, M.P.P. for Halton
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PARIS-PENATANGORE.
REWOVKO OB DISCONTINVKD BUBINKSS.
D«m«,.J,boot..„d.hoe. , R„y, R„. A.. i^i^p.l Methodkl ;'>.
if ..„;
PARIS.
(Sii Canada Dirkctort, Page 266.)
Addenda. if'j .nn-
Mason, Hbnrv M., barrUter and allorney at law, next door to the po.'i office
NiHHo, Jamks. agent for Gore Bank. a„d'Liverp;ol and iondon^llTnd
w„,^ »''fe insurance Companies, 3 Commercial Place, Grand Rjver tt
Whitlaw L More, iron founders and machinists, L. V. ' ^■
umario lire and Life Awurance Company
A luia, WE., barrister, &o, tower village
Blackwood, A , Star inn. do
Hiookea, D. O., general utoro, do
Clade, John, buots and ahoca, d »
Cook, Abraham, hair Axean.r, do
Currie & Buranall, buichcra, &o, do
Cleghorn, Re». A., Baptiot
Davia, S,, baker and confectioner, do '
Fraacr, Alexander, aaddler, do
Fudger, G., jjentral atore. Upper village
Gurney, Charlcn, botcher, do
Haatinw, R., innkeeper, Lower village
Howell, W., grocer, do
Kay, John, watchmaker and Jeweller, do
Kay & Dalrymple,!V!e(,damcs, milliners, do
McCuaijq J , general atore, do
Martin, --, hardware store, do
McKenzie, J,, general store, do
Munn, Thomas, general atore, do
Macartney, George, poslmaitcr.' N. P., and
Commissioner of Q. B.
Mawbcr tt Wesdalte, old PaTia Pluur
Mills, Lower Village
Overell, J. C, dry goods store, do
Pallon, Wm., disiilier and general sloro, do
Quinlan, John, grocer. Upper village
Rhodca. T., painter and glazier, %,, village
Kandall. L., general store, da
Snow, E. W., bookaeller and staObnir, do
^mipson, flaydon, boot and ihoo ■tore, do
Spratl, Mrs., grocer, do
Thompaon, J., general store, d<r ' '
Turnbull &. Thompson, carpenters and con.
tractors, do
Waters, George, Union House, do
Watson, Wm.. butcher, do
Weeks, J , cabinet maker, do
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Daly, T. M., storekeeper
Fisher, Charles, boot store
Spratt, Thomas, shoemaker
Waters, — , tinsmith
PENATANGORE.
(Sbe Canada Directory, Page 267.)
•nnrt,— ,!»(.;
Cameron, Allan, saw mill
Campbell, Duncan, tailor
Campbell, John S., teacliur
Ewin, Charles, millwright
Gamble, W. J., general store
Gunn, Wm., general store
Henry, James, shoemaker
nuiiunS, Jaiuw. carpenter
Kays, Cowan, Sfiail courier
Ksjwortb, John, general stor"
AddtndA.
Le Gear, James, general store
McDonnell, J. & D., general store
McKenzic, Archibald, general store
Mathewson, Murdoch, carpenter
Morrison, John, cooper
Morrison, George, shipowner
Morriaon^ Wiliism. ==^
Smith, John, shipowner
Welsbrant, Phillip, carpenter
/U .s(<»
Armstrong, J.
McDonald, Jol
Bell, William,
Hodgetts, Cup
prnsionen
Champsgno, P
Farribass, F., i
A VlLLAOl! siti
500 miles. Pe
Alexander, Jai
Baker, J., J. P
Beck, John, J.
Cass, JoBiah, J,
Collars, John,.
Connirk, Dr O
DeBlois, Hon.
Ging^ras, Rev. ,
Le Buutillier, J
Lloyd's agent,
Mabee, Peter, .
Aylesworlh, Ge
Bettes, Joseph,
Blair, John, lun
Blair, Isaac S.,
Blair, George f
Brown, Dr. M.
Carr, Rev. Mr.,
Clune & Kenne
Culver, Almnn
Curtis, John, lu
Davidson, Mert
Davidson, K. G
Devlin, Luke, c
PENETANGUISHENE-PERCE-PERCY.
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Armitrong, J. & Vy'., aihery
McDonald, John, ttorekeeper
DIKCONTINUKD.
Marne, John, teacher
Riach, John, iiurckueper '/'
— <<!i . -n
PENETANGUISHENE.
(Se« Canada DiatcTony, Pagc268.)
Addenda.
Bell, William, townihip clerk
Hodgetts, Cuptain, commandant uf enrolled
prniionera
i'hompion, A. A,, tuwntbiu treuurer
Wrislit, William, tailor
Champagne, P., builder
Farribai*, F., tailor
REMOVED OR DECEASED.
Gordon, George, baker
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PERCE.
(J^Tot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Village aituated in (he Townahipof Porc<!, Ci imty of Gaipd, C.E., distant from Wuebce
500 milea. Population cf the Townahip, 2200. ; '
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trifles, &e.
Alexander, Jamee, J. P.
Baker, J., J. P,
Beck, John, J. P.
CaH, Juaiah, J. P.
Collars, John, J. P.
Conniok, Dr Owen T., physician
DeBlois, Hon. Jos. T., circuit judge
Gingras, Rev. Joseph N., Roman Catholic
Le Buutillier, John, general merchant
Lloyd's agent, John Le Boutillior
Mabee, Peter, J. P.
Robin, (flea i\ Co , general merchant!
Savagi , Thomas, J. P.
SNort, Rev. Robert, Church of England
l(ejnl)lav, G. P.. deputy registrar, and
clerk u( circuit court
Tuzo. Joseph E, postmaster and keeper of
• liO jail
Wilkie & Tremblay, clerk of the peaee, of
thfi Crown, and prothonotary
Winter, Peter, attorney at law and coonly
registrar
PERCY.
(See Canada Directory, Page 268.)
Aylesworth, George, cabinet maker
Bettes, Joseph, general store
Blair, John, lumber merchant
Blair, Isaac S., councillor
Blair, George N., councillor
Brown, Dr. M. A., physician
Carr, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan
Clune & Kennedy, general store •
Culver, Almnn.. knw mill.
Curlis, John, lumber merchant
Davidson, Merrill, carpenter
Davidson, R. G., shoemaker
Devlin^ Luke, cabinet maker
Addenda.
Dollon, John, smith
Dorland, James J., carpcBter
Elliott, Wm., tailor'
Rwing, Bervjamin, town reiive
Fowler, O. J., flour mills
Fraser, Abraham, Innkeeper
Furlong, Benjamin, waggon maker
Goin, Charles, innkeeper
tf...i.> r« j«. t ._:ii
Howard, Rev. E., Methodist
Hudson, Charles^ shoemaker
Huycke, A. C, councilor
Hart, George, bailiff & inspector of schools
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Julien, J , lumber merchant
Kennedy, Daniel, general nfore
Laurence, Geo., councillor
Learned, Dr., phyaician
Lewii, Wm , lumber merchant
Lyoni, Dr., phyaician
McGuim, Barney, smith
Maaaa, John, aaw mill
Niles & Dorland, grist and saw mills
Niles, Nathaniel, poatmaater of Dartford
Oaborne, — , cabinet maker
Phillipf, John, carpenter
Piatt, laxac S., flour m lla
Piatt, A. S., town clerk and treasurer
Reid, Robert, carpenter
Rice, Horace S., innkeeper
Russ, J., aurveyor
Simmons, David, maaon
Stone, Wm., jr., lumber merchant
Stone, Gilea, lumber merchant
Stone, James, lumber merchant
Thompson, Ganrn, shoemaker
Worden, E., boot and shoe sl^re
Fortin, Louis, innkeeper
Gilchrist, John, store
Hutton. James, store
oiscoiwijruED.
Percy, Dr., physician
, Renwick, Thomas, tailor
. Richmond, David, carriage maker
PERTH.
(Nke Cai^ada DiRiecTOHY, Page 268.)
rii> r Addenda.
1 hompson, James, sheriff, vice Dickson. Andrew
Adams. Joshua, sen., county warden and
reeve of Perth
Allan &. Livingston, general store ,
Anderson, Robert, carpenter and builder '
Bailey, James, cooper
Baihurst Courier. Charles Rice, publisher
Bell, John, smith
Billings Mott (instead of Mark), hatter, &c
Bolh well, Joshua, cooper
Bothwell, Samue/, carpenter and builder
BrKish Standard, Burton Campbell, editor
BrowQ, James, cabinet maker
Brown, John, tailor
Brown it, Tennalian, general store
Burke, T. M.. cooper
Campbell, John,iloward temperance house
Campbell, NeiJ, smith
Cavanagh, John, cabinet maker
Costello, Robert, tailor
Croskerry, Robert, cooper
Davis, Josias, architect
Ditterick, Wm., grain cradle maker
Dobbie, David, tailor
Dobbio & Shaw, iron founders, &,c.
Douglass, Robert, carpflnter and builder
Douglass, John, shoemalter
Ewart, John, plasterer
Forby, John, carriage maker
Farmer, Thoma.«, smith
Gemmill, J. R., printer and publisher
Gemmill, R., distillery
GlaMcott, W., grocer, (instead of innkeeper)
Irraham, George, cooper
Grant 8l Erskine, general merchants and
•tore keeprra
Grey, Rev. J., Wealeyaii
Gillice, Archd., carriage maker
namiiun, Rev. Hubert, Baptist
Hall & Brother, general merchants . and
■tore keepers
Co., smiths and carriage
Hunter, W. &,
Makers
Hunter, John, smith
Hughes, James, plasterer
Kellock, Robert, carpenter and builder
Kippen, Alexander, carpenter and guilder
Lanark Observer, J. R. Gemmill, publisher
Lister, John, carpenter and builder
Long, G. B., tailor
McElovcy, Stephen, mason
McEwen, Poter, tailor
McLaren, Wm., carpenter and builder
McLeod, Wm., tinsmith
McKerachar, John, tailor
McKenzie, Mrs, ladies' school
'McPherson, Malcolm, agent of Canada
MutualFire Assurance Co.
McPherson, James, carpenter and builder
McNaughton, Robert, smith
Miller, G. M. & Co., iron founders
Morris, — , brewery
Nicol, Dr. James, chemist and druggist
Peblow, John, carriage maker
Patterson, James, sen., shoemaker
PaUerson, James, jun., smith and carriage
maker
Patterson, James, carpenter and builder
Riddle, John, cabinet maker
Rice, Charles, printer and publisher
Robertson, James, shoemaker
Robertson, R., general store
Rodger. J., butcher, besf & pork inspector
Rutherford, Wm., carrioge maker
Smitherman, Wm., carpenter & builder
Sirue, Robert, cooper
Thornton, John, cooper
Thorntons Mose? eao^sr
Walker, John, mason
Walker, R., buteher, beef & pork inipeclor
Williams, Jamet, cooper
Present populal
:IJ.HW*1
PETERBORO'
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treaiurer
rchant
nt
lant
ir
(ore
naker
and carriage
nd builder
r and (guilder
nill, publisher
uilder
id builder
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oCo.
and builder
nders
I druggist
akor
and carriage
id builder
Usher
rk inspector
kcr
d builder
rk Inipector
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OISCONTINVED OR DECEASED.
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Adams, Joshua, attornc?
Dickson, Andrew, eherift'
Duncan, Henry, baker
Kerr, Jame*, store keeper
Leishman, James, tailor '
McCummiskey, P., boarding: house
MeDonncll, M., merchant and toWn reeve
McKay, John, attorney
McLean, Da*id, distiller
IVIcRwen, — , brewer
Neilson, Dr. Joseph A.
Roberts, John, agent
Soolt, Rev. J.
Thompson, James, printer
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t»-«.i.'
PETERBORO'.
(SsK Canada Dirictory, Page 370.)
Preaent population, about 2400, and steadily increasing.
Pnblio Officers, (Addenda.)
Langton, John, M.P.P. for Peterborough
Pony, D. E., revenuQ inspector
Cottingham, Wm., county warden
Perry, Charles, mayor ofPeterboro'
Wrighton, W. H., town clerk
Sheridan, Walter, county treasurer and clerk of council
Cluxton, W., town treasurer
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Banks, Assurance Companies, &c., (Addenda.)
Commercial Bank, M.D., Wm. Cluxton, agent
Britannia Life Assurance Company, Wm. Cluxton, agent
Liverpool and London Fire snd Life Assurance Companies, Wm. CluxtoR,
agent , ,
Western, Assurance Company, Wm. Cluxton, agent u: i -u^i^M
Alphabetical Addenda.
Burnham, Rev. Mark, Church of England
Butler, P., dry goods & clothing, George st
Crofts, Wm., grocer and confectioner, Hun-
ter st
Dumbie, Wm. & Co., dry goods and cloth-
ing, Hunter at
Gimley, Rer. J., Wesleyan
Harvey, J., woollen factory, south town
Hazlet, Thomas G., grocer and shoe store,
George st
Jeffrey, James, general hardware, Hunter st
McFarlan, D., general store, corner Hunter
and George sta
Albio, John F., store keeper
Almond, F., watch maker
Bailey, G. W., accountant
Be!!, James, store keeper
Caihcart, A., hardware
Davey, J., baker
Heard, John, inason
Howard, Rev. J, B.
Ridley, Mrs., fancy store, George at
Robinson, J. & Co., dry goods and groce-
ries, comer Hunter ;.nd George sta
Romaine & White, booksellers, stationers,
and printers
Roy, James, tanner, George st
Scott & Cumming, dry goods and groceriea,
George at
Sutherland, J., general store, George st
Thompson, Robert, hardware, George tt
Towns, R., cloth factory, Feterboro eaft
Wilson & Thornton, bakers and grocers,
George st
DISCONTINUED. ,, .„;-li .. f^),.r,«p'|
Lathrop, — , shingle factory
McGregor, Wm., carpenter
Marshall, R., shingle factory
Miiier, Mra.igrccer
Ridley, R., druggjst
Taylor. Rev. Mr.
Tyre, Green & Co., store keepers
Wortzer, N., cloth factory
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PETITE NATION & PAPINBAU-PHILLIPSBURGH.
PETITE NATION & PAPINEAUVILLK
{J^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
Therre"„';'J;|;^°;:;i'^^^^^^^^ Ottawa, in the County of Ottawa. Q'. E.
call to Jand and receivXigl fnTlInlrrTf" '" r'"*^ %^'°, ^^'""'' «"«« ,M«nl,cal
36 mile.; .teamboat fare. A-uru^^^lZt'^^'^'A^rJV^'':? ^''"f XoByi.y^n,
PIC
Seigniory, about 3400.' The pwtoffice'ii kVvVn
Alpliabetioal i;.!)^; of
Almond. Jean S., carpenter
Beianger, Magloire, 6nii(h
Beaudry, Michael, jr., lumber uierchant
Buuraaaa, Rev. A. M., Roman Catholic
liourgeoia, Froncis, raason
C6t6, G., jr., smith
Cochrane, James, cooper , ,.?.„,,%•,
Cole, Edward, smith, J. P. H„d mi;;';'*'
tole, I ho»., general store
Cooke, A., lumber merchant and saw mills
tooke, Aaa, J. P., lumber merchant and
taw mills
Corrigan, Michel, councillor
Forlin, Moise, H., smith i
Gareau, Antoine, trader
Gauthier, J, B!, shoe etoro
Guenette, Joseph, grist mill
Jouberl, Joseph, joiner
Kay, William, J., general store '
Laberge, Pierre, shoemaker
Laflamme, J. B., dry goods store
Y^?*''^ "!?!■ ^'* ^'y f^"^'^" ''"'«> and ashei y
Leduc, Edward, land surveyor
Lewis, Victor, joiner
Maokay, John H., general store
Mackay, Francis S,, notary public and J. P.
Erof(?MiojM, Trades, &o.
I Mcpole. William, J. P. .
Major, Charles, jr., general fctoro and wharf
Major, Charles, sen., cooper
Marcotte, Martin, councillor
Papineau, Hon. L. J., seignior and M.P.P.
Parker, Justus, innkeeper and wharf
Perrin, Felix, tinsmith
Prevost, Edward, trader ,
Proulx, Isidore, turner
Robinton, Robert, brickmaker
Racicot, Cliarles), gcnewl atore
Racicot, J'^^ph, councillor >
Sinclair, Archibald, shoemaker
Sigouin, Nazare, mason
St. Arihnd, Louis, smith ,iu.:-i :■..
St. Denis, Jos,, wheelwright ' .^.,.
Sturkendrics, Rev. Joseph, Roman 'Cat/iolic
1 <i88e, Celcstin, saddler
Tucker, Stephen, postmaster, lumber mcr-
chaiH and trader
Tweedie, John, carpenter
Waters, Abel, trader
CoMMissioNEBs OP Shall Cacses.— Abb
Cooke, Stephen Tucker, Edward Cole,
Antoine Legris ; olerk, J. B. N. Pap-
ineau.
lown, 45 miles j steamboat fare, I Downs, J. P., c
countr)
Provincial Miito
ofR. s:)
Backus, N. M.*
Fralick, Jacob,
Leatch, R., Mar
Bruce, David, bi
McCuItoch, Rev
McFaul, B., & I
only}
McMillan & Brc
McMillan, J., gi
A small ViLLAO
miles.
JriJI.T^B.jPosl
Currier, B,, cabi
Evans, N. M., c
Mizoer, C., coo|
Morey, C, smill:
II I Ml II
/PHILLIPSBURGH.
(Sku Canada Dihectohy, Page 272.)
■ioi'r 'ru-^,,,",mf^ddenda. .:'<
Boy«f, Thomas, shoemaker • ' i p„rH r ,
Burk«, David, Wheelwright ' f„!.;,rW^°°'??'"'°"" of »■"•» causes
Cheesman.C.R., com. of small causes Mfri.t'&Pn?" '^V'*^'"
Dyer. Henry. Missisqnof foundry ' m""'„ tv ''"'' ^•'«''"'«hts
Equitable. Fire and National Loan Furfd. i Ny/ d' TR^n f^r'"*^'!,"".''
M^-f i^!U^°'"' ^- ''' «• Nye. agon.; ''' ""mldidne" &f "°"' ^«'"" '" •''•"8^
Ellis, Miss, teacher.
Smith & Baker, general store
HiMOTED OB DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Dcoth & Vincent, Unsuiilhs -
Dcase, Dr. P. W. -* • '3« .lo.'tt i
Randall. Mr»., teacher ' ^ "*"*J
j Scott, Rev. W., Wesleyan
i Smith & Death, general store
A small ViLLAQ!
miles,— ana tfom
Bailey, Wm., sac
Blakesley, Zache
Cochrane, Alexn
Crelly, William,
Dor6, Moise, emi
Fortin, Isaie, sho
Fuller, W. M., ii
Bywatter, Richa
store
Farragher, Danie
Maynard, John, t
MCTON -PIGEON HiLL-PIKE R1V£R-P1NE GROVE.
.E.
Ottawa. q1 E.
I and ^vnUcal
irf to Bjtown,
teamhuat fare,
office is known
lore and wharf
>r and M.P.P.
I wharf
(nan Catholic
lumber mcr-
Causes.— Ana
Edward Cole,
. B. N. Pap-
' i .inr'-nii .
•III « .; :
II causes
B
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tier in drugs,
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W^
PICTON.
(uC£ Canada Dirsctort, Pagjc 273.)
Addenda and Errata.
Downs, J. p., clerk of division (instead or
countjt) court
Provincial Miitpal Ins^. Co., R. J. (instead
of R. S;) Chapttian, agent
Boclrus, N. M., & Co., general store
Fralick, Jacob, grocer
Leatch, R., Mansion House hotel
Miller, Thomas, & C!«>, general dry goods
Ramsay, R,, generalstore
Sills, E., dry goods and crockery
Sinclair, J., & Co , dry goods and croviwry
Thorpe, H. J., & Co.^ dry goods and grv* <' •
ceries » ,v
Wood, J. & S., general dry goods
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED.
Bruce, David, baker
McCuIloch, Rev. Wm.
McFaul, B., & Co., (discontinued dry goods
only; •
McMillan & firotbers, dry goods
McMillan, J., grocer
"•>-'J(l9»l boK ■*■. —
McKay, Donald, dry gopdt
Nichol, Robert, barrister
'^aw, Samuel R., hotel
.Sparhatn, Dr. £. B.
Whitcomb, Mrs., milliner
Wright, James, shoemaker
.►•ri;i
PIGEON HI1.L.— (Given anew.)
A small Village situated in the Co: ,;< * cCMissisquoi, C.E,.— distant from Phillipsburgh, 7
miles.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Reed & Wells, smiths
^riil, T^ tt., postmaster and general store
Currier, B., cabinet maker
Evans, N. M., carpenter
Mizner, C, cooper
Morey, C, smith
Sager, N., carpenter
Stephenson, A., carpenter
Vandewater, W., shoemaker
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PIKE BIVER.—^Given anew.) ''^'^
A small Village situated in the County of Missisquoi, C. £. — diatant from UenryTili0>'&
miles,— ana from St. Johns, 18 miles. ! ,,>«v.j irrM
•
Alphabetical List of Frofessions, Trades, &c.
Bailey, Wm., saddler ii|^i<£Y".ri rj
Blakesley, Zacheus, shoemaker^ '
Cochrane, Alexander, smith
Creliy, William, wheelwright
Dor6, Moise, emith
Fortin, Isaie, shoemaker
Fuller, W. M., innkeeper fihmh^
Hogle, H. M>, store keeper ^
Lareau, Noel, shoemaker
Marsh, Charles, general store
Phelps, EInathan, carpenter
Sawyer, William, store keeper
Taylor, A. L., postmaster and generalstore
''"'%f,{PmE GROVE.
lu.i', I ^.^:tn'»s fSai Canada Directory, Page 274.)
!;iin.; ;i' ,iUi:f^Ol .'■'
Addenda.
Bywatter, Richard, druggist and general
store
Farragher, Daniel, shoemaker
Maynard, John, shoemaker and copstable
JO-'ilf's'J', ■
-J, .afilcfl
Morrison, Andrew, s&ddler
Martin, Henry, teacher
Russell, W., waggon mak«>r ,„ ^^,^,,3
Totteoj James, aputh •, ,,,-.,
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PiBTAGENElMpbii^TE.AUX.TRElWBLES. 8tc.
PLANTAGENET.
(Mt included in the Canada Directory.)
A .mall V,i.LAGB:8Uu.ted in the Tonm.hip of North Plantagenet. County of Prescctt, C. W.
s vu « ' ' Aipiiabetical list of ProfeMion*, Tradw, fto.
KS. Jiftwn ^pSS^^^ McManin. P po.ta,..ter, toirn «ere and
McOoey, R„. ratricrRot Catholic ! R,„„, ffiJ.S counciHor
■ :-Ci; i:i.i«.itjvl ,.;i ,;
POINTir-AUX-TREMBLES, en bas.
l-'!'(SsF. Canada Directory, Page 276.)
Bitii, Narcisse, general alore
Addenda.
I I^arue, F. X., senr., notary andlieuUcol
POINT ST. PETER.
(M'ot included in ike Canada Directory.)
Alphabetical list of ProfessioM, Trades, «c.
Collia, J. & E., general merchants
Collls, John, J. p.
Dumeraque, George, trader
^Gruchey, Abraham, general merchant
Macintoih, Dr., physician
Packwood, George, poatmaaler
Perree. Prancia, general merchant
Smith, Rev. F. A, Church of England
Tourell, Thomaa, councillor
Vardon, John, J. P. and councillor
POE
A lukih Vaua
County of Huron
OavidaoD, Roberi
Finlay, Richard,
Hawkina, John, i
A ViLLAOB aituat
Bayham, Count
miles; from Vieni
Austiu, Horaoa i
Arm*tron|r, gdwi
Be l/iirn, J, P.,
liKhthouae ki
Brainard &, Co., i
factory
Brncp, John, mat
Burwell, L., see;
Cowan, James, Ii
Chute, C, baker
Davis, David, sto
Farthings, John,
(vordon, Jas., but
Hamilton, A., en
Harringron & Cu.
Hayward & Co.,
Holden, Horace,
Hill, Mason, boai
Hulmea, Jas,, paii
PORTAGE DU FORT.
fScE Canada Directory, Page 376.)
Addenda.
Arnoslrong, A., teacher
Colton, (inatead of Cotton) Hiram lumber
merchant
Courier. M., tinsmith
Drew, M. M., & Co., leather merchants
Dolan, Joseph, general store
Hoey. (instead of How) Owen, axe maker
McDonald & Gilhooley, smiths
Mcintosh. D., carpenter
Murphy, P., carpenter
O'Meara, William, general store
Ouellet, Rev. J., Roman Catholic
languay, Joseph, tinsmith
Tremblajr, Chas., cooper
.,,,,U , OISCONXINVED.
Beauvler, Rev. Joseph ' • V ,^ , „ , .
Fon,e. P., lumber merchant ^ ZlSiA^SXZr''"'
A ViLLAOB situat
Township of Hun
distant from Bufi
FoRTiKR, Jam
Armstrong, Then
Caiton, Thomas,
Cain, Wm., hotel
Carter, C.H.,shi
Carter, L. 6., ge
Cook, Coll, ship I
Cook, Wm., groc
Doty, Darius, cle
Dnuffhei, Edwar:
iahey, Patrick, I
Gordon, Dr. Rob(
Gordon, John, wi
PORT ALBERT-.PCRT BtTRWELL-PnRT COLBORNE. Hi
resccU, C. W.
iillor
>irn recTC and
id lieut-coi
distant rron
lilt
>i:gland
llor
PORT ALBERT.
(JiTot include<Hn the Canada Dirtctony,) '
list of Fro&8f iom. Trades, &o.
PORT BURWELL.— (Given anew.)
A VuxAOB iituated at the numth of the Otter Creek on Lake Erie, in the Townihi* J
Bayham, County of El^in, C. W.. dirtant from Toronto, 137 mHw" from lIh™ /^
milea; from Vienn., 3 milca. Population, ahont 600. * " ^''"'*°"' ^*
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
Austin, Horace it. Co., builders
Armntronjr, Edwar^l, blaokRoiilh
Beli«irfl, J. P., p. Heel. .r of eostoms
li|;hthouse ke
and
i-rper
Brainard St. Co., steam saw mill and abingle
factory
Broop, John, machinist
Burwell, L., secy, and treasurer Harbor Co.
Cowan, James, landing waiter
Chute, C, baker
Davis, David, stone mason and contractor
Farthing^B, John, merchant
Gordon, Jas., butcher
Hamilton, A., engineer and machinist
Harrington & Co., bakers
Haywiird & Co., livery stable
Hiilden, Horace, merchant
Hill, Mason, boardmg house
Holmes, Jas,, painter
Irwin 4fe Co., merchants ^'
Kihy, , tailor
Lee, George, mason *
Lumsden, F., tanner and currier
IMcBride, Alex., forwarder
Merrill, David, collector of tolls
McCourt, James, sailmaker
MoMaih, James, painter
Msrr, lrtHt\ P., M. D., physieiau
Pitcher, Thomas, postmaster
Robertson, Wm., tailor
Read, Rev. T. B,, Church of England
Smith, J. W., boarding house and aalaon
Scott, Mrs Anne, general dealer
Von Shultx, /., tailor
Wrong, J. W., forwarder and merchant
HoTBLs—Hnrris House, Royal Exchange,
Vioturia House, and Erie Hotel
PORT eOLBORNE.-(Given anew.)
TownrpVft'mbt"ton^Vc^Tnt°y^Vwea ''(! ''^ "Ir/t t ^'?"""', S'S?'' i" "-
dinant from Buffalo. V, s!, 20 J.V^.:\LtZi7tl»XM ^°"'"*''' '^ """*-
Alphabetical Hi
FoRTiBB, James, postmaster and
Armstrnng, Thomas, ship tower
Caiton, Thomas, shoemaker
Cain, Wm., hotel keeper
Carter, C.H, ship tower
Carter, L. G., general store
Cook, Coll, ship tower
Cook, Wm., grocer
Doly, Darius, clerk of customs, &e
Dooghei, Gflward. iankpen^r
Fahey, Patrick, lock tender
Gordon, Dr. Robert, physician
Gordon, John, wood and eoal Ktrshant
I
of Froftssions. Trades, Ac.
lighthouse keeper
! Gordon, Misses, ladiea' school
I Green, Jamea, carppnter
Greenwood. Jame", butcher
Hamilton, Thomaa, well sinker
Hanley, John, innkeiiper
Hiirgins, Nicholt*, carpenter
Hopkins, Samuel, grocer and tailof
Kineston, John, mason
mcCailum, LRciiiait, Carpenter
MoChesney, John, carpenter
McCrea, John,4reneral store
MeCow, John, snoenaker
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PORT CREDIT-PORT DALH0U8IE-P0RT DOVER.
McGillivray, John, lock tender
Manlejr, Joihaa, general (tore
Mathewa, John, conatable
Mathewa, William, maaon
Parke, Thomat, collector of euitomi and
canal tolls
Potter. J., look tender
Raa. John , smith
Robinaon, W. B., hotel keeper
Soofield, Thomat, croeer and baker
Soudamore, B. T. H. D., teacher '
PORT CREDIT.
(SiJC Canada Diriotort, Paob 276.)
Addenda and Errata.
Cotton, (initead of Cotton) Robert, poit-
maater, general store and ship } ard
Cowan, Henry, amith
Edmonda, (instead orEdwarda)l8aac, amith
Griffin, John, waggon maker
McDonell, Angus, warehonseman
McPhee, Wm.. ship carpenter
Moalten, John C, ahoemaker
Rutherford, Wra , carpenter
Whitney, Stephen, ship carpenter
PORT DALHOUSIE.
(Sm Canada Oxrictort, Paoi 276.)
t "
Addenda.
Blair, John, general and ship smith
Laurie, finSERT & John, millers
McWha, Robert, bread and biscuit baker
Wood, Jambs, saddler and harness maker
Carter, William, grocer
Guest, John, butcher
Gray, James, teaeher
Laurie, Robert, (as smith only)
'McLelland, Robert, teacher
Lawson & Brother, shoestors
Muir, Alexander, dry dock
Robins, John, smith
BISCONTINCED.
Nealand, James, shoemaker
Plumstoed, Simon, shoemaker
PORT DOVER.-(Given anew.)
A ViLiAOB in the Township of Woodhouse and County of Norfolk, C. W., is situated on I
PaterBon Creek, Lake Erie, distont from Hamilton. 37 miles-usual atace fare. 7s 6(1.
Population, about 700. * '
Public Officers.
Haycock, P. H., collector ot customs and agent St. Lawrence Marine Assar-
ance Co
Ryerse, J., landing waiter, Port Ryerse
Thompson, Andrew, town reeve
Powell, Walker, deputy reeve, commissioner Q. B., an^ agent for Equitable,!
Decow, E. ; Smith, C. W. ; Austin, P., township councillore
Marr, David, towiiship clerk ; Waters, Henry, postmaster
Armstrong, D
ATiebouse:r, E
Beons, H., lui
Buck k Husti
I Bnekwell. A.,
British Ai
Crawford, Ale
Culver, J. B..
Dickaon, J., bt
Drake, D., ba)
Hall, Edward,
Haycock, J. F
shipping a
Innea, Alezanc
Ladd, A., conti
Lampkin, H. &
Lawson & Ben
sale boots i
Leea, A., civil i
Lowrie, P., shi|
MeBride & 8il<
McQueen, D., i
McQueen, Hus
Mathers, J., bal
A VllLAOB situi
Prescott, 9 miles
Adams, LeoHiel,
Anderson, Georei
Akin, William S.
Akin, William S
Bailey, Joseph, g«
B«rr, Robert, Inn
Brennan. Willian
Brown, Rev. Wn
Carman, Nichola
Crawford & Miln
Gxes, Dr. Waltei
Smith, E. P., c
Smith, John Sh
Day, John (insi
— — •••'7, TT S \Xtf
Smart, David, |
Ward, Thomat
mn.
PORT ELGIN-PORT HOPE.
keeper
ir and baker
., teaoher -
louieman
penter
naker
nter
Barpenter
itora
:k
ker
aker
W,, is aituated on |
atage fare, 7i f
Marine Assar-
147
Annitrong, D.. ladaler
Arichouie.^, D., iron founder
Benna, H., lumber merchant
Buck k Husted, blackimilhs
^""'Vr'.'l'u^** ^'"?*"'' ■*°"'' ■"«• "gent for
Brillsh America Insurance Co
Crawford, Alexander, eabine: maker
Culver, J. B., M.D.
Dickeon, J., butcher
Drake, D., baker
Hall, Edward. lumber merchant
Haycock, J. F. & Co., warehouiemen nnd
shippinjf amenta
Innee, Alexander, innkeeper
Ladd, A., contractor
Laropkin, H. & Co.. dry gooda and millinery
Uwaon & Bennet, ateam tannery and whole- l
■ale boota and shoea I
Leea, A., eivil engineer I
Lowrie, P., shipbuilder
MeBride & SiWerthorne, smiths
McQueen, D., innkeeper
McQueen, Hugh, cooper I
Mathers, J., baker I
Mackay, William, innkeeper
Mudford, C, tailor
Nottinghim, S., boolR and shoes
Norton, T., boots and shoes
Osborne, Wm., tinsmith
Paseraore. Geo., boots and slioes
Kiadell, James, general store
sjlh*'"'.'" K?l'«". »»«? "nd candle factory
Sinclair, Geo,, boots and shoes
Slocorab. J. & H., bricklayers
Smith, John, blacksmith
Sutton, Paul, tailor
S.'.^P'"""'. \^-> dfug« and medicines
I hompson, Alex., smith
Thompson, A., general store
Vannorman. J., innkeeper
Varey, B.. plasterer ^^
Waters. Henry, oak timber merchant
Wheeler, Henry. lumber merchant
Wilson, — ., carriage maker
Professions, Trades, &c.
PORT ELGIN. -(Given anew).
Alphabetical list of
Adams, Lemuel, shoemaker
Anderson. George, lockmaster
Min, William S.. general store
Atan, William S., postmaster and J. P.
Miley, Joseph, general store
Bsrr, Robert, innkeeper
Brennan, William, shoemaker
Brown, Rev. Wm.. M. E. Church
Urman, Nicholas, innkeeper
Crawford & Mllner, contractdrs G. canal
»»«e8, Dr. Walter F., physician and coroner
Geggie.Rev. James, Presbyterian Church
Jeilyman, James, preventive officer
Ji*^.?*,'.^''*'''"' engineer G. canal
McMillan. Alex., collector tolls & customs
McPherson, Kenneth, general store
Pickins, William, carpenter
Piercy. Thomas, tailor
Slorah, James, general store
w!I?.''*'ls J*«>™". blacksmith
While, William, butcher
PORT HOPE.
(Sbb Canada Directory, Pages 278 & 589.)
PubUc Officers, (Addenda).
?Sk ?V^"a^».'"''''"*° of harbor and wharf company, and wharfinirer
Smub, John Shutw, mayor of Port Hope, Wahon st ^"^ranger
for Equitabl J gjy. Joh^ (i?«'t^i°^--^''°™r)T., clerk of dirision court. Walton st
■ Smart, David, postmaster, WaUon st
Ward, Thomas, clerk of peace and judge of surrogate court, Mill tt
The othen remain as before.
14b
PORT HOPE.
Assuraiioe Companies, Banks, &o., (Addenda.)
American Mutual Life Assurance Cu., W. Burnhain, agent, Walton st
National Loan Fund, Life and Equitable Fire Assurance Compaaiesof
London, McDermot & Walsh, agents, Walton st
Canada Western Assurance Company, Wm. Fraser, agent, RIdout st
Liverpool & London Fire Insurance Co., Wm. Burnham, agent, Walton it
Ontario Marine and Fire Insurance Co., Francis Evatt, agent. Mill st
Provincial Marine Insurance Co., McDermot & Walsh, agents, Walton it
Peterboro' and Port Hope Railway Company, Daniel Smart, president;
Thomas G. Ridout, James Hall, N. Kirchhoffer, H. H. Meredith,
Francis Beamish, Edward Hickman, James Harvey, O. Morrowj
directors ; Thomas Benson, secretary.
The others remain as beroro.
Alphabetical Addenda.
Bletohbr, William, proprietor of the Victoria stage line from Peterboro'
to Cobourp, Walton st
Bletcher & Brothers, forwarders and commission agents, Walton st
Brent, C, dealer in drugs, chemicals, genuine patent medicines, painti,
oils, dec, Walton st
BvRNHAM, William, Walton ist., for produce agent, read produce merchanl
Bvtleh, J., wholesale and retail dealer in ready-made clothing, hats, capi
boots, shoes, &c., Walton st
Cabson dc Grioos, eclectic physicians, Queen st
Echo, The, weekly paper, Wm. Furby, publisher, Walton it
Frabbr, William, appraiser for U. C. Loan and Trust Company, Ridout
GriDE, The, weekly paper, Wm. Furby, publisher, Walton st
Harvey & Hutton, general grocers, wine and spirit merchaAts, Walton
Hat in Thatcher, booksellers, stationers, binders and blank book roani
facturers, and dealers in toys, fancy articles, &c , Walton st
Hay, J. G., tin, sheet iron and coppersmith, Walton st
Howell, R. S., general grocer, baker and confectioner, Walton st
Hills, Robert, merchant tailor and clothier, Walton st
McIntybe. Robert, Walton st., to former address add " wholesale &retsi
Maonan, p. Z., & Co., (instead of P. Z. Magnan). Rema'ader of addre
as before.
McSpADOEN & RowE, dealers in groceries and crockeryware, Walton st
Port Hope Watchji an, weekly paper, Steele & Corbier, editors. Queen
Rafalje 6c Co., J., agricultural warehouse and seed store, Ward st. i
kinds of agricultural implements, garden, field and flower seeds, &(
on hand. Cash paid for clover and timothy seeds.
Quinlan, Cornelius, tin, sheet iron and coppersmith, Walton st
Ross, John, dt Co., Walton st., to former address add «* millinery"
Ross, Lewis, importer of dry goods and groceries, Mill st
Sanders, H. V., general dry goods merchant, Walton st
Soott, James, barrister and attorney-at-law, Walton st
Smart. D.. <Se Son. dealers in drv jroods, mrntiaries. hnrdwArA. crUoa. st
tionery, periodicals, geijeral produce, dec, Walton st
Tate, John W., civil engineer, engineer of the Peterboro* and Port Ho
railroad, Walton st
Tbvicott, Gi
countr]
Ttbe, Robert
Aadenon, James,
Bellamy, Wm.,«i
Bridse, Robert, n
Bfogdin, George.
Broce, Mrs., coni
Cimeron, Dr., ph
Canada G'and 1
Thatcher,
Cole, John, aaddl
Curry, James, sac
Oalbraiih & Andi
Goodrelloir, Mrs.
Haggart, J., dru{
Hutings, T. W ,
Garoett, Williair
to Cavan
Henderson & UsI
Hoirell, Santry i
Kennedy & Mall
Kerr k Wood, ti
Jones, — , tailor,
Laperance, J., h
Andrtirs, James
Armstrong, R<. <
Baker. James, sh
Bell, p., sho'jma
Burton, V.H.,r
CUrke, Wm . st
Clarke, C. B.. lu
EWins, Andrew,
Elliott, George,
Field, S., & Co.,
Gallagher, J., g
Gilchrist, Dr. H
Greene, — , mer
Gwatkin, Wm.,
Hastings, T. W.
A ViLLAOK situ
TiUe, 31 miles— I
Barnes, Ira, shoe
Bresee, Peter, si
Byington. Stephi
Chamberlin, O
Dooway, A , coi
Donovan, Jame:
Heath, Ebenete
Jobnsonf Adua,
PORTLAND.
149
Walton St
Compaaies of
Ridout St
|[ont, Walton it
It, Mill 8t
Its, Walton (t
lart) president;
I. H> Meredith,
y, O. Morrow,!
rrom Peterborol
i, Walton st
dicines, painliJ
oduce merchanl
ling, bats, capij
It
ipany, Ridout i
st^
^ants, Walton i
ink book roaniil
Etlton St
alton St
)lesale & retaill
' nder of addrej
re, Walton st
ditors, Queen |
, Ward St.
iwer seeds, ii\
ton st
llinery"
nrftrn. o]am. d
■ T t3 -
' and Port Hoi
TivscoTT, Geohob, baker, grocer, and wholoaile and retail dealer in
country produce, Walton st
TtBi, RoBBBT, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, &(;., Walton st
.^i'
Andenon, James, baker and grocer, John st
Bellamy, Wm., smith. Mill st
Bridee, Robert, merchant tailor, Walton st
Brogdin, George, attorney, Walton at
Bruce, Mrs., confectioner, Walton »t
Cimeron, Dr., physician, Walton st
Canada Grand 1'runk Telegraph, J. D.
Thatcher, agent
Cole, John, saddler, John st
Curry, James, saddler, John st
Oalbraith & Anderson, dry goods, Walton st
Qaodfelloiv. Mrs., milliner, Walton st
Haggart, J., druggist, Walton st
Hutings, T. W , «aIoon, Queen st
Garnett, William, carpenter, be, removed
to Cavan st
Henderson & Usher, dry goods, Walton st
Howell, 8antry & Co., shoe store, John st
Kennedy & Mallory, &hoe store, Walton at
Kerr & Wood, tailors, John st
Jooes, — , tailor, removed to Ontario st
Leiperance, J., hotel keeper, Walton st
Lithgow & McNaughton, livery atable,
Cavan st
McDougall J. N., bootmaker, removed to
Walton st
McLcod& (>!)., general dry goods, &c.,
Walton st
Mathews, Wm., waggon maker, general
dry goods, ku , Ontario st
Marshall, iiimon, ^hoeInaker, Walton st
Fetch, Chs.. millwright, &c., removed to
Walton st
Reynolds, G.orge, innkeeper, removed to
Ward st
Rose, H. M., boots ond shoes, Walton at
Smith, R. D., cabinetmaker, removed t'»
Maiiland st
Turner, T., deputy registrar. Mill st
Ullyotl, Dallon, general store, Walton st
Walker, John, cabinetmaker. Ontario st
Widnall, Geo. F , bookfoller, Walton st
Wolfenden & Farquharson, marblo cutters,
Mill st
i '}'^'-
REMOVED, OK DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Andrews, Jamei M., presidentharbour co
Armstrong, R., deputy registrar
Baker, James, shoemiiker
Bell, p., sho-jmaker
Burton, F. d., miller, &c
CUrke, Wm , storekeeper
Clarke, C. B.. lumber merchant
Elvins, Andrew, tailor
Elliott, George, distiller
Field, S-, & Co., marble cutters
Gallagher, J., gro'er
Gilchrist, Dr. Hiram
Greene, — , merchant
Gwatkin, Wm., storekeeper
Hastings, T. W., hotel keeper
Hollister, D. J ,pumpmaker
Hughes, Charles, drugg st
Macphail, Alexander, druggist
McLennan, — , merchant
Newman, Jos., baker and grocer
Pearkes, — , attorney
Pctch, J., pumpmakpr
Orr, Robert, dry g0"ds
Robertson, Robert, dry goods
Perry, — , Dookse'ler
Reynolds, John, innkeeper
Turner, r.,dry goods
Walker, L. W., lumber merchant
Ward, Joi'n A., brewery
Wright, Rev. Alexander
PORTLAND.--(Given anew.)
A ViUAOB situated on the Rideau Lake, in the Township of Bastard— distant from Brock-
vUle, 31 miles— from Kingston, 50 miles. Population, about 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Barnes. Ira, shoemaker
Bresee, Peter, smith
Byington. Stephen, carpenter
Chamberlin,G E.. clerk
Dooway, A , cooper
Donovan, James carpenter
Heath, Ebeneser, cooper
Johntoni Adumimith
McManus, W. B.. tailor
Morris. Samuel, smith
OaU. Edward, general stor«»
Srovill, S. S., general store and postmaster
Sharton. Frs., shoemaker
Sherwood, H. W.. ihoeinsncF ana tsnssr
Stevens, Thaddeus, innkeeper
Thomas, Wm., cooper
'n< -'Hi
tso
TORTNE LSON-PORT PERRY-PORT ROB INSON.
PORT NELSON.-(Giveiianew.)
turn, about 300. «»«-irom Htmilton, 10 milM,-iuu»l aUga fare. 2i Qd. PopuU-
Alphabetical £i«t of
Bate*. Thoi., ihoe itore
Boothman.Juli«n,iawmill
Campbell, Robert, bailiff
Cotter, Hugh, grocer
Cotter, 8., amith
DlllS'A^aSir'"'"'"''"'*'^"""''"
DuOy. J-. teamater
l.^f'T"' «•"*•■»' "tore
Flaher. Peter, J.P.
uV?'^'I' ^''""'' of England
Halated. E. B., innkeeper *
Hunter. C., earpenter
loglehart, J., aaw mill
Irrlng, Wm. & Jaa., fiahennen
ProfeisioM, Trades, &c.,
Lane, J., earpenter
Lane, Wm., carpenter
J aud, Stephen, innkeeper
Laud, Abel, carpenter and builder
Laud, Wm., boota and afaoea
Leclairu K., carpenter
McLean. Kev. Mr., Free Church
Miller, John, poatmaaur, fomarder & craio
merchant •
Sorereign, H , aaw mill
Weatfall, Mim, drcaa maker
Wheeler, N., carpenter
Wheeler, Jacob, carpenter
Wheeler, Miaa, dreaamaker
PORT PERRY.
(J^ot included in the Canada Dtreciory.)
0^:^tX:i^j!Vi^^';S^ ;be To.„.h.p„r Reach. Count, of
•ay, 30 milea-atage fare. 5a. '' *^ «"'"-•»•«• fare, 2a 6d ; diatant from Lind-
BIgelow. J. & J., general atore
Bigelow. Joseph, poatmaator
Bullen, Thoe, S., tailor
Cotton & Rowe, eteamboat ownora
Crandall, o. E., cabinetmaker
Crandall, Geo., amith and engineer
Davie, John W., cabinetmaker
Doty, S., aaw mill
Geroij, O. A., waggon maker
nill, Samuel, aaw mill
Jewelt, Benjamm F., hotel keeper
list of Professions, Trades, fto.
Laud. Richard, clerk of divieion court
Lettiraore. Rev. Fra., Epiacopal Methodiat
Maybce, Reynard, saddler """•<«»«
Moore, James, blacksmith
Noit, John, chair maker
Paxton, Thomas & Co., forwarder* .nA
aaw milla and wharf """■'"'• "nd
Sexton, William S., lumber merchant
Squ.re.^^James, & Co.. general ..or; and
PORT ROBINSON.
(Skb Canada Dibectory, Page 281.)
Bell, WH., Innkeeper
Clarke, Thomaa, MD.
Cook, Gilbert W., achool teacher
Addenda.
Dunlop, J., tailor
McCoppen, J., brick yard
Wilaon, A. E. & Co., general stoi«
Dllke. F. H., di
Elliott, Robert,
Erana & Co., |i
Griffith, R.&(
A VlLLAOK aiti
W.— diatant froi
uaual ateamboat
Baker. C. H., al
Davia, J., cabint
Dedrick. J- L. &
Eliia, Jamea, grc
Oatea, Dr.,phyi
Hewitt, John, aa
Kilmaater, John
McLennan, A.,
A ViLtAOE aitni
from Port Dove
Caahnimer, Pre.
Cook &. Bingha
merchan
Farmer &> Del
lumber n
Fick, Peter B.,
Pick, J. W., ini
Fitch, Rev. H..
Garbutt, John I
merchani
Garbutt, Phillip;
A Sripfino Pok
of Wood house, <
triet of the port
Baker. Samuel, i
Sowin, Henry, i
Hooker, Jamea.
Ryerae, Jamea. 1
Ryerae, Edward
PORT ROWAN-PORT ROYAL-PORT RYER8E.
ISI
BBMOVBD OR DISCONTINUCD B0BINES8.
Dilke. F. H., druggitt
Elliott, Robert, general store
Erani & Co., potuh factory
Griffith, E. tc Co., briclc yard
Grimes J., tailor
Jakes, Dr., physician
Timms, Henry W., innkeeper, &e
PORT ROWAN.~(Given anew.)
A ViLLAOS situated on Lake Erie, in the Townihip of Walsingham, County of Norfolk, C.
W<— distant from Toronto, 120 milei— from London, 62 miles— from Smcoe, 23 miles-
usual steamboat tare to Buffalo, 12s 6d, to Port Stanley, 5s. Population about 250.
Alphabetical List of Frofessioiui, Trades, fto.
Baker, C. H., steam mills
Davis, J., cabinet maker
Dedrlck, J- L. & Co., grocers
Ellis, James, grocer
Gates, Dr. , physician and druggist
Hewitt, John, saddler
Kilmaster, John, general store
McLennan, A., postmaster and general store
Mabee, H. A. Ic S. P., general store
Phelan, Dr., physician
Reade, Qeo. J., collector of customs
Reade, C- E., publisher of
Rough Notes"
Saxton, John H., innkeeper
Stearns, John A., innkeeper
Wilson, C. J., innkeeper
Port Rowan,
PORT ROYAL.
(Not included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLLAQB ■itnaled in the Township of Walsingham, County of Norfolk, C.W.— distant
from Fort Dover, 33 miles- from Fort Burwell, 17 miles— from Simcoe, 23 roilee.
Alphabetical List of Frofeasions, Trades, &c.
Cashntmer, Frs., painter
Cook & Bingham, wharfingers and lumber
merchants
Farmer & DeBlaquiero, wharfingers and
lumber merchants
Fiok, Peter B., smith and grocer
Fick, J. W., innlieeper
Fitch, Rev. H., Baptist
Garbutt, John N., wharfinger and lumber
merchant
Garbutt, Phillip, smith and dry goods store
Garbutt, John N., saw mills and shingle
factory
Gowans, Wm., general store
Mough, Chancy, mason
Overbaugh, David, carpenter
Procunier, Henry, carpenter
Stone, Dr. Benjamin, druggist
Stono, Jas. W., postmaster and innkeeper
Tweedy, Thos., tailor
Whilcher, Wm., shoemaker
PORT RYERSE.
(^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Srippino Pokt situated at the mouth of Ryerae's Creek, on Lake Erie, in the Township
of Woodbouse, County of Norfolk, C.W., four miles west of and within tiie Custom Dis.
triet of the port of Dover.
List of Frofsssioiu, Trades, &o.
Baker, Samuel, ship owner and sailing master Ryerse, Rev. George J, Baptist
n ._ II 1-1 I <• ,J-. D — »> H7„ U I L _. 1- _.
SOWIR, ssciJrj, TTorcii'Tucriiiois attu >v: rrasuci ttjr'^»»", >t ,,,• ijt,, ^•^tss^rcr njcrcaan*
Hooker, James, flouring and grist mill Ryerse &. Hooker, dealers in dry goods,
Ryerse, Jsmes, landing waiter groceries, hardware, &o.
Ryerse, Edward P., revenue inspector Winter, Robert, carpenter, &o,
I'M
109
PORT 8TANLEY-POTTdN-PRE8COTT.
POKT STANLEY.
(S«B Canada Directory, Pao« 283.)
Addenda.
Bank of M ,frea1, E. E., Warren. ag*.nt
National Loan 1 und, Life and Equitable Fire Assurance Cos., E. E
Warren, apent
Bnggn, G. W., North Amfrieiin hotel
Ch«m)ler, T.. Fort Stanley milli
H«igni, James, miller and woollen factory
Hale, W. D.. civil enirineer
Hamilton, O. G., general store
Higrnan, w. H., ou»tom»* officer
Herbiaon, Adam, carpenter
Houghton, Emery, contractor
McDonald, Mun^o, baker
McCarly. T., amith
McNab, F., teacher
McPheraon, G., poitmaster and genera! store
McQueen, John, commiialon merchant
MdKon, R , innkeeper
Meek, William, carpenter
Payne 6l Eade, oontraoiora
Simmons &, Son. wheelwrishtt
Stralhdee &, Mulligan, carpenters
Street, (instead of Steel) Ref. O. C, Church
of En);hnd
Tomlinaon, James (instead of Joif^ u), jnn>
keeper
Vigns, Phillip, shoe store
DISCONTINUED.
Ayree, N. P., ahnemaker
Ball, Jai. T., merchant
Burns, Wm., hotel
Buxzacote, John, baker
Cannpbell & Hume, merchants
HamiitoD, . teacher
Mahon, L., cabinet maker
Mount, J. M., miller
MoBride Alejr., hotel
Thomson, B. J., merchant and poitmaiter
Waters, George, cabinetmaker
POTTON, or Mansonville.— (Given anew.)
ttTili^'cVl "e.'Vi\'¥„Tt"SL^r^^^^ ^°""*^ °' ^""""''' ^- E— •">■•« 2 ".ile.of
Alphabetical List of
Batchelder, D. P., innkeeper
Howker, Milton R , tanner and bailiff
Brock, Aleiander, eenoral store
Uarlinir, jHmRs. innkeeper
Fairs, O., innkeeper
Gilman, Thomas, commissioner of small
Cao*ea
Manson, James, clothier, and carding mills
ManaoD, Robert, saw and grist niilla
Professions, Trades, &c.
Mannon, Wm. M., »aw mill
MoVey, James H., collector of customs,
postmaster, and commissioner of
smxll causea
Peab"dy, Oliver, carriage maker
Perkins, William, blacksmith
Rankin, Andrew, general store
Taylor, Alexander, commissioner of small
causes
PRESCOTT.
(Sxz Cakada Dirbctort, Paoi 284.)
/. J T .. . Assurance Companies, &c., (Addenda.)
Canada Life Assurance Company, W. D. Dickinson, affeni
Matioual Loan Funrl. r.ifc. nnH !?«.,:.„ ki» !?:_- . " «
I lios. Friel, ngent '
Bytown and Prescotl Railroad, W. Shnnley, chief engineer, office, Water 8t
Pathck, William, M.P.P. for Gren,il|. | White, Bartholomew, mayor of P«.coU
Armstrong, W.,
Bacon, E., tann
Bradihaw, Mrs.
Chesloy. A. A.,
law, Wat
Chevallier, E., |
Coates, William
Cowan, Joseph,
Oenuut, Craitiit
Dillon, John M.,
Eaiton, John, M
Errengy, (instem
keeper, M
Filzaimmons, Jn
Oilman, J. S.,
Main St
Homo, (instead i
Centre at
Jcssupp, H. D , i
Junes &, Doirsle]
Reefer, Thos , be
Melville, Thos., (
Merrill, S. B., pr
Armstrong, W,, i
Bell, R., tailor
Burritt, Read, ba
Oyon, C, dagruer
Gibfoii, Wm., gr
Headlam, Robert
Harlbert, Saml., i
Pkistor is now a
Biikie, James, tea
Meitz. G. & W., t
Beitz, Miss, music
Bowman, (matead
tanner
Carwardine, Ed.,
Erb &, Giigeiaberi
Es'on, Wm., book
Evers, Conrad, ga
Gluck, Lewis, inn
Folsom, Dr H, R ,
Fraser, Francis, bi
Hartliob, (instead <
Holsche, (instead i
Hogtr, John, millei
Klein, J., uulciier
Klotz, Otto, (In
cominiasioner <
marriage licen
Liinprecbt, Frederi
PRESTON.
in
^a., E. E,
I merchant
intern
G.C.Choroh
f Joffi u), inn*
id poitmailer
er
thin 2 mileior
of cuifoms,
imissioner of
ker
re
iner of small
[onpanieii,
, Water st
}fPreacott
Armatrong, W., tinamKh, Mam &. Water aU
Bacon, K., tanner, Water it
Bradthaw, Mra., milliner, Main at
Chealey. A. A., barrider and atturncv at
law, Water tt
Chevallier. E., grocer, Water at
Coatea, William, watchmaker. Main at
Cowan, Joicpl), buichwr, M«in it
Dfinaut, Eraitui, nuitomi officer, Main at
U.llon, John M.. distiller. Main it
Ewton.John, M.D., Mnin it
Errengy, (initend of E? rengy,) Thoa., inn.
keeper, Mnin at
Pilziimmont, Jno. & T., grocera, Main at
Oilman, J. S., dry gooda and grocorioa.
Main It
Home, (instead of Home,) landing waiter,
Cenire at
icanupp, H. I) , M.D., Wood at
Jones &. Dowsley, iron founders. Water st
Reefer, Thne , barrister at law. Water st
Melville, I'hos., grocer, Main st
Merrill, S. B,, printer and publinher. Main st
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
REMOVED OK DISCONTINUED.
Armstrong, W., customs officer
Boll, R., tailor
Burritt, Read, barriater
Dyon, C, daguerreotypiit
Gibson. Wm., grocer
Headlam, Robert, merchant
Horlbort, Saml., iron founder
Mooney, Patrick, grocer, Water at
Morrison, (insiead of Morissy.) P., inn*
keeper, to Water at
Moaa, S. II., dry goods and groceriM, to
Main st
Payne, Charles, distiller, Main at
Pikp, Henry, grocer. Water si
Rickey, Mrs., milliner. Main at
Robinsim, Thori., innkeeper. Water at
Scott, Dr. W.J., crown landa agent, Jamoa
st
Shaver, Charles, dry gooda, &o., Wattrat
Slater, Wm., jev .; - ,„d walobmakJr,
Main at
Snailh, F, lir miib, Main .t
Story, B., gro( st, fy Main ..'.
Torr, Thimas bm r, Main it
Tracy, Michael, yM^rn] et ■ t, to Main at
Turnbull, Jamea, 'A..-.Ut,„ih, Main at
Waugh, Alexr.,ag^..< for marriage licenses,
.Main st
Weagant, H. D., dentiat, Maingt
Wood, Robert, Exchange hotel, Main at
Jessupp, H. J., trader
Manelly, Wm., diatiller
Piho, Henry, hotel
Scott, Geo., saddler
Wood, Geo. C, solicitor
Woodbury & Gill, tinsmiths
PRESTON.
(See Canada Directory, Page 285 )
PaiaTOw is now an incorporated Village. Population, about 1300.
Addenda and Errata.
Baikie, James, teacher
Meiiz, G. Si. W., tallow chandlers
Beitz, Mies, music and school teacher
Bowman, (instead of Boreman) H. B.K.,
tanner
Carwardine, Ed., baker and constable
Erb & Gugeisberg, iron founders
Es«on, Wm.. bookbinder & daguerreolypist
Evera, Conrad, gardener
Gluck, Lewis, innkeeper, (instead of cooper)
Foreom, Dr H. R , physician
Fraser, Francis, brewer
Harllicb, (instead of H-irtlich), W.,mnsiciin.
Holsche, (instead of Holchc) i{i?v. Mr
".ogrtr, John, miller and innkeeper
Kiein, j„ uulciiur
Klotz, Otto, (in addition), conveyancer,
commissioner of Q. B., and agent for
marriage licenses
Limpr«cht, Frederick, organ baiider
Maas, Claua, pianoforte maker
Meyer, Julius, xtota keeper
Mahler, Geo., innkeeper
Mossmeir, Fn-derick, artesian well sinker
Roos, John, storekeeper
Rudel, Conrad, starch ftctory
Simons, N. F., pail factory
Teuscher, Jacob, editor
Vandersleeve, -—, painter
Warby, Frs.. mujician
Wenger & Weaver, storekeepers
MiNicrPAL CoDNCiL.— J. Hespeler, re«ve;
Jacob Beck. F. Goggisburg, C. H.
Case, Henry Hagey, Alex. AKan.clerk.
man, John Claro, H. Kratzmeier, Isaac
Salyerds, Otto Klotz, secretary.
Fjrb Department — Jacob Back. captain ;
Otto Klotz, aeeretary.
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PRICEVILLE-PRINCE ALBERT.
PR1
DISCONTINUED.
Patterion, J. F., store
Bioiler^ J., maion
Bottscher, F., weaver
Brower, E., carpenter
Brower, Henry, carpenter
CoHell, L., tailor
Dettel, John, mason
Ellis, J. W., teaoher
Gallmen, John, carpenter
Glennie, Miss, teaoher
Gluck, Jacob, cooper
GoldfchrofBt, P., joiner
Hagey, J., smith
HahmekBtcr, J., tailor
Lautenschlager, P., eooper
Martin, S. D., brickmaker
Mettler, Dr John
Nafe, Noah, fanning mill maker
Robertson, A., tinsmith
Rudolph, M., editor
Schramm, M., smith
Schwartz, G., joiner
Vanpel, P', starch factory
VoBtler, J., vinegar factory
Wagner, J., shoemaker
A ViLLAOK aitu
C. W.,— disianl
Beamer, Christ
Chad wick. Dr.,
Charchhill, Geo
Charles, Lewis,
Cowan, Jeremie
court, C(
Cowan, Thomat
County
Fieldien, James,
Goble, William,
PRICEVILLE.
(Jfot included in the Canada Directory.)
\ iiinall Village situated on the Durham Road, in the Township of Artemisia, County 0/
Grey, C. W., — diatant from Durham, 10 miles.
List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Ambush, Rev. Darcy, Wesleyan
Curry, Thomas, general store and inn-
keeper
Fergusson, William, postmaster
Johnston, Levi, potash factory
Also, 4 master mechanics
PRINCE ALBERT.— (Given anew).
A Village situated in the Township of Reach, County of York, C.W.— distant from To-
ronto, 46 miles— usual stage fare, 8s. 9d. •Population about 350.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Archer, John, cooper
Baker, Dr., physician
Banks, G. H., talior
Boynton, Wm , innkeeper
Brian, Abraham, stove store
Brian, Wm., tinsmith
Brown, Henry, attorney
Brotvn, E. E., teacher
Brown, William, smith
Cameron, Donald* general store
Campbell. Alexr., smith
Corey, Thomas, innkeeper
Doty, S P., steam mill
Eddy, Rice H., grocer
Foreman & Co., general store
Harl, John, tailor
Hill, Samuel, steam saw mill
Holman, James, waggon maker
Kurd. Abner, postmaster
Hurd, F. A., general store
Hurd. P., carpenter
Houck, Charles, painter
Hunter, Robert, butcher
Jurry, John, cabmetmaker
Kellv, John, mason
McCorkodale, Duncan, innkeeper
M'-Kp'char, Duncan G., general store
Main, Robert, cabinet shop
More, J., carpenter
t^fiihols, Charlfis, tanner
Packstone & Co., steam saw mill
Plow, John, baker
Pool, W. K., smith
Randall, Addison, carpenter
Randall, John, carpenter
Randall, Malcolm, carpenter
Ross, Aaron, shoe store
Saunders. Jas., waggon maker
Silver, Daniel, painter
Tanner, Stephen, tannery
Tanner, George, tannery
Thompson b Co., clothing store
Ungcf, Lcoiidfd, gfuCcr
Vernon, Dr. E , physician
Ware, Dr. E., physician
Wright, Josh , tanner, hameu & shoemaker
Andrews, H., ca
Clement, P. B., <
Gardner, Willian
Hobson, Robert,
fimbam, William
Brown, S., storel
Doff. William, ci
Oeschamps, capta
Labelle, Rev. Ed\
Jette, D., storekee
Labelle, Andrew,
A small VfLLAOB s
-distant from Vai
i
Elder, Rev. M., Pi
Frith, James, J.P.
Lendruro, Wm.,ci
McGregor, Duncar
town counci
McLaurin, Peter, t
J. P., and St
MeLattrin, P., Prov
aker
WHMCIiTON-QUtiEMaTON- REPENTIGWY-MCEVIIXE. lis
PRINCETON.-(Given anew.)
Cbadwick, Dr., M. D. ^ ".
Chorohhill, George, shuemaker
Cbarlet, Lewis, innkeeper
Cowan Jeremiah, J. P clerk. 2d division
court. County of Oxford
Cowan. Thomas bailiff. 2d division court,
County of Oxford
Fieldien, James, blacktmith
Goble, William, tailor
Houghton & Wallace, tanners
Heriee, John, waggon maker
I<owthian, George, innkeeper
Lowthjan, William, painter
Calmer, David, shoemaker
Kyall, Thomas, merchant, postmaster, tad
insurance agent
Shorthouse, John, tailor
Winters, Henry, blacksmith
liiia, County 0/
later
ry
istant from To*
seper
leral store
mill
QUEENSTON.
(See Canada Directory, Page 343.)
8r
tore
Addenda.
Preston, J. F., storekeeper
Mancal, A., smith
Wynn, Joseph, postmaster
Andrews, H., custom house broker
Clement, P. B., collector of customs
Gardner, William, carpenter
Hobson, Robert, surveyor of customs
Bntham. William, carpenter """""T m'' m""'. .
Brown, S., storekeeper M^^^J'^Ken, G., collector of ouitomi
Duff, William, custom house broker S«?"""'/ r"' ""'"'
" « Stayner, John, postmaster
REPENTIGNY.
(See Canada Directobt, Page 344.)
Deschamps, captain Francois if' ,. „
Labelle, Rev. Edward, Roman Catholic J ^'"^""P''"''' An"!", boarding house
Jette,D., storekeeper WSCONTINCED.
Labelle, Andrew, boarding houfe ^"'""'ppe. captain Phillip
RICEVILLE..
A .m.n V . ^"^"^ included in the Canada Diredory.)
Alpliabetical list of Profesrions, Trades, &c.
Elder, Rev. M., Presbyterian
Frith, James, J.P.
Ijsndrum, Wm., civil engineer & town clerk
McGregor, Duncan, J.P.. store keener „S
town Councillor ' " "
McLaurin. Peter, town reeve, postmaster,
... 1. ■ 1. r • ■*^" *"" ■'<"« keeper
s & shoemaker I MeUttrin, P., Provincial land surveyor
52*'^""'..P"K'', town councillor
Muir. William, carpenter
O'Neil, Patrick, shoemaker
d" J "U,'.'. :'"""» '"'^" councillor
R ' TO '."'"• '""" councillor
Kowe, William, town assessor and eolleo.
tor "•■•v^
Shore, John, engineer and machinist
i
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RICHMOND-RICHMONO HILL.
RICHMOND, 1st., C.W.
(See Canada Directory, Faos 345.)
PopuUUoD, about 450. '
Addenda.
Colonial Life Assurance Company, George Brown, agent; Dr. R. W.
Evans, medical referee
Equitable Fire Assurance Company, Dr. R. W. Evans, a^ent
Liverpool and London Fire Assurance Company, Dr. R. W. Evans, agent
Lyon, Robert, attorn^y-at-law, &c., and
agent Tor the executors of the late
George Lyon
Eatter, J. & R. R., general store
Fitzeerald, G., clerk ordivison court
Greener, Rev. John, Westeyan
Hobba, Rev. Robert, Wesleyan
Lewis, John, butcher
Robinson, Wm , saddler
Wilson, Andrew, miller
DISCONTINUED OR DECEASED.
Andrews, Rev. M.
Coutcb, Mark, tailor
Evans, Bev. D.
Lyon, Robert, miller and distiller
Falls, Mrs., innkeeper
Patterson, H., cabinet maker
A small ViL
distant from '
Davis, John,
Dorsey, Robe
Raniage, Tho
CoLLioB or
direclf
and W
Feeny
ents, ]
RICHMOND HILL.
(See Canada DiRECxoRr, Page 346.)
Da four, Rev.
Jolly, Michai
McMillan, D
Addenda and Errata.
Barwick, Robert, innkeeper and confectioner
fioyd,LiPut.-Col. F.,J. P-
Bridgeford, D., coroner, agent for marriage
licenses and town councillor
Dalby, F. ,' innkeeper (instead of VVuley, F.)
Dick, Rev. J ames, presbyterian
Eyer, (instead of Dyer) D , saw mill
French. J , shoemaker (instead of innkeeper)
Langstaff (instead of HangstaiT) J., saw mill
Langataff, (instead of Hangstaff) M , di Her
Lawrence, A. P., shoemaker (instead of
storekeeper)
Law, Abraham, shoemaker
Linfoot, (instead of Henfoot) J., innkeeper
McBeath, Thomas, (instead of J.) waggon-
maker
McClelland, R., school teacher
McPhillips, George, Provincial land sur*
veyur
McPhenon. William, (instead of John)
storekeeper
Priesf, George, grist mill
Quinn, Alexander, tailor
Richardson, Thomas, watchnaaker
Russell, John, tailor
Simpson, J^, (instead of T.) innkeeper
Teefy, Mathew, gineral merchant, poit-
master, and agent for the Home Dis*
trict Mutual Ins. Go. and Western
Assurance Co
Trench, (instead of French) Wm., black-
smith
Vailes, John, tailor
Wright, Amos, M.P.P. for York, £.R<
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Atkinson, J., Krist nill
Chamberlsnd, E., carpenter
Couk. T., grist mill
Dy«r, — , teacher
Higgins. —.teacher
HumiriiriM k Lawrence, storekeepers
Hunter, Dr.. physician
Lyn'-r W . grist mill
McKechnie. .\.,J. P-
Miller -Inhn- wasfeonmaker
Reid, Dr. a'. F. ""
Wilson, T., saw mill
A la^ge Viu
C. E., onthe
Population at
Corf, Maj
Crawley,
Garon, Jo
Garon, L.
Gauvreau
mas
Gauvreai
Gauvreai
Lepage, J.
•Lepage, J]
Reeves, Ji
the
SavAiN, G
Taoh£, J.
Tanguat,
Dr. R. W.
Ivans, agent
law, &c., and
ora of the late
tiller
r
RICHVIEW-RIOAUD-RIMOUSKI.
157
RICHVIEW.
(,^^ot included in ihi Canada Directory.)
A tmall ViLLAOB situated in the Township of Toronto Gore, County of Peel, C. W. ^
diatant from Toronto, 15 miiei— stage fare, la ICjjd. '
Davis, John, postmaster
Dorsey, Robert, carpenter
Ramage, Thomas, carpenter
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Kennedy, James, general store, aaiistant
postmaster
Stribbings, John, smith
RIGAUD.
(See Canada Dibectobv, Page 346.)
Addenda.
CoLLEOB or RiOAUD.— Kev. A. J. Duheut,
director ; IVfi'fifieurR Bi»nin, Licas
and Woods, (instend of Loizenu and
Feeny ) proresaors ; number of stud*
ents, 12a.
Belancrer, Rev. Mr, vicar
Bienvenu, F., tailor
D»')U«», C, tannery
McMillan, Donnld, general storekeeper
Thievierge, J. F., grist mill
REMOVED OR DISCONTINtTED BUSINESS.
Dnfour, Rev. Mr, vicar
Jolly, Michael, tailor
McMillan, D., &. Co., cooper
Laroaque, Charles, genera] itora
McDousall, Angus, tanner
Scott, Thomas, grist roiil
jal land sur-
;ad of John)
maker
innkeeper
Qprchant, poit-
■ the Home Dis-
t. and Western
Wm., black-
fork, E.R.
RIMOUSKI.— (Given anew,)
A la^ge VrLiAOE and Seigniory situated m the County of Rimouski and District of Quebec,
C. E., on the south shore of the River St. Lawrence— distant below Quebec, 180 miles.
Population about 4500.
List of Professions, Trades, &o.
CoTfi, Majorie, dealer in dry goods, hardware, &c.
Crawley, Hector, general store
Garon, Joseph, mayor. N. P., and J. P.
Garon, L. F., deputy registrar, and secretary municipal council
Gauvreau, P.,lieut.-col. militia, crown lands agent, cu&tomhouse officer, post.
master, wharfinger, N. P. and J. P.
Gauvreau, J. A., general store
Gauvreau. P. L., coroner and N. P.
Lepage, J. B., law student
•Lepage, Jean, deputy grand voyer
Reeves, James, clerk of the circuit court for the Rimouski circuit, dork of
the cnnrimiBBionerB CQur!; and N^ P.
SitvAiN, George, J. P., and agent for Wm. Price's mills
TAOHfi, J. C, M. D., and M, P. P. for Rimouski county
Tanguat, Rev. CrpRWN, Roman Catholic P. P.
t.'ttil
I
M
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158
AIVEJl DAVID.
Baquet, Joieph, bailiff
Beaumont, Fabien, tailor
Boucher, Xavier, siw mill & mail contractor
Bradley, S., law mill and J. P.
Bradley & Couillard, general store
Briant, Henri, surveyor
Chass^, Benin min, carpenter
Chouinard, F6lix, general store
Coburn, Richard, tailor
Cot^,J. fi.,baker
Corriveau, Jean, grist mill
Couture, Louis, tanner
Couillard, M., cabinet maker
D^roche, Pierre, bailiff
Des Gagne, B. blacksmith
Dick, John, supt. of pier
Dion, Firmin, blackimith
Dion, Gatpard, joiner
rub6, Jos., butcher
Duberger, Bernard, joiner
Duplefsis, Joseph, blacksmith
Filion, Napoleon, blacksmith
Fortior, Charles, plasterer
Fortier, Thomas, plasterer
Fournier, Prosperc, shoemaker
Gsgnon, George, mason
Gagnon, Ignace, shoemaker
Garon, George, surveyor '
Gattvreau, Pjerre, N. P.
Harper, Joseph, ralllwright
Harper, Joseph, jun., tailor
Lafronaie, Ignace, mason
Laraontagne, Joseph, saw mill
Lamontagne, Joseph, jun., bailiff
Lavoie, Joseph, saw mill
Lavoie, Eui^be, sav? mill
Lavoie, Francis, blacksmith
Lepage, Faustin, mason
Lepage, Olivier, mason
Lepage, Pierre, carpenter
Lepage, Paul, carpenter
Lepage, Macaire, carpenter
Lepage, Germain, saw mill
Lepage, Jean, sav/ mill and general store
Levaflseur, Magloire, saw mill
Levesque, Hubert, carpenter
Lizotte, George, blacksmith
Lynch, Martin, tailor and bailiff .
Martin, Adolphe, general store
Martin, Henry, storekeeper
Martin Edouard, storekeeper
Michaud, Tobie, painter and joiner
Monjon, Thomas, shoemaker
Monn, IMerre, millwright
Otot, Louis, shoemaker
Oucllette, Joseph, saw mill
Parant, H., machinist
Parant, Thomas, mason
Perron, Ovide, blacksmith
Pin-au, Zephferin, storekeeper
Pineau, E., saw mill and store
Pouliot, Ed., crier
Poulin, F. X., M. D. and apothecary
Price, William, saw .mill
Roy, Pierre, coachbui.der
Ruel, A. G., county registrar and N. P.
St. Pierre, J. B., tipstafi
Siroia, Joseph, blacksmith
St. Laurent, Luke, boarding house
St, Laurent, Francis, general store
Tourangeau, Eli,carriage maker and painter
Martin, Edward; Pmeau, Major Olivier; Pouliot, Francis
Pilot. OF R.Mon8K,.-Bauville, Rggule, No 20; Campbell. James, No. 146 ; Chouinard,
S5 i?7. Pln^' r"°'''m • ^an^o ^f''' ^^mieux, Pierre. No. 281 ; Pelletier, J.
No. 177 ; Pineau, Benj., No. 290 ; Pouliot, F. J., No. 60 ; St. Laurent, A., No. 131.
SOHOONER PiioPR«TORB._Chou.nard, Daniel, Captain fFortin, Charles, do ; Lavoie, Pierre.
iV. i«°Ki°°o^^°-!,*''" ^"""' ^^"'y> ^"5 Ruais,C.,do; St. Pierre, Jean
do ; Tremblay, Hubert, do. j j > i i
School CoMiiW8ioNER8-.Tanguay, Rev. Cyprien, president ; Cot6, Majorie ; Martin, H.:
Lavoie, Aug.; St. Laurent, M; Couture. F., sec. and treas.
SoHooL^A8TEM.-Ac8demy-D6ch6ne, T., professor ; Ouillet, Oct., teacher; Coulombe.
KwousKi FwiALE ScHooL.~Mi8S Ad*le Rivard, principal teacher ; Miss Emiiie Gaun, as.
•istant I Miss Clair B61anger, do; Miss Artdmise Jovin, do; Miss Hermine Lavoie,
do; MiM Graeieuie Lepage, do ; Miss Mary Lizotto, do ; Miss Hecrietle Pineau, do.
RIVER DAVID.~(Given anew.)
(In the Canada Directory this Village was given as St. David, C. E.)
Pa^1si^'Stt' DaJlr'?hV'iiri.t':!?'l'! '"'••« Seigniory of Bourg Marie de I'Este. in the
!; ' ip.,f .!!; ?.t!'f ; ..T'1?.:L°^!*^ °l ^'- i*""» ."°.'"P'i^« l^e Seigmory of Bourg Marie
rv""Ar.\7 i'7''"'^r "-;;«■''«>» J^"' i^c uuir, oj River i;aviu, in the County of Yamaska.
C. E.,-distant from Three Rivers. 39 railee-from Sorel, 18 miles-and from St. Hyacinthe
30 miles-the usual steamboat fare from Sorel to Montreal, Ss 9d-and to Three Riverl
thaMme. It has a Post Offioe. Population of the Parish, 3,500. ■'"''°"'" «"'•'•'
WURTEIE, ,
Boucher, fi
Bedard, Prisqi
Bergeron, Jose
Bergeron, Jos
and gei
Bernier, Jean
general
Bonrbeault, M
Brady, James,
Brunneault, Si
Champage, Ce
Cloutier, Paul,
Commeault, Je
Commie
Deblois, Jean 1
Dcjarlais, Lear
Semers, Magh
Deauplaise dit
Dttfresne, Jaqa
Fortier, Mnise,
Florent, Grego
Goulin, Clemen
Goulei, Charlei
Gondron, Jame
Harbeck, Lean
Hogue, Jean Bi
Jones, Isaac, c
Joutras, Alexar
Labonne, Georj
Laeoune, Pierr
Diitanee from II
Aag6, (instead
store
Augd, (instead i
general s
Belaire, Andrd,
Belan, Pierre, b
Belanger, Louis
Belmare, Georg(
Belmare, Isidore
Belmont, Louis,
Baulanger, Pruc
Bourret, Emelie
Branoheau, Dar
Clermont, Charl
Clermont, F. X.
CoBteilo, Patiici
Dame, Dr. S. A
Dejarlaies, Tboi
Derosier, David,
RIVIERE DU LOUP.
169
1 general store
till
ailiff .
tre
joiner
r
■e
jtheoary
r and N. P.
house
store
;er and painter
auvreaa, P, ;
; Cbouinard,
Pelletier, J,,
,A., No. 131.
avuie, Pierre,
Pierre, Jean,
Martin, H.j
; Coulumbe,
ilie Gaun, as.
nine Lavoie,
9 PfTieaUfdo.
, C. E.)
Este, in tlie
Sourg Marie
3)' Yamasiia,
. Hyacinthe,
bre* Rivers,
Alphabetioal liat of Professions, Trades, fto.
WuRTEiE, Jonathan, Seignieur, Lieut.
Boucher, Rev. JoaChin, Ptre, Cur6 of
Bedard, Prisque, miller
Bergeron, Josepli, millwright
Bergeron, Joseph, jr., Temperance Hotel,
and general dealer
Bernier, Jean Baptisle, blacksmith, and
general deabr
Bonrbeault, Michel, tailor
Brady, Jamei, blacksmith
Brouneault, Simon M., general dealer
Champage, Celestin, bailiff, S. Court
Cluutier, Paul, cooper
Commeault, Jean Baptisle, N. P., and clerk
Commisnioner Court
Deblois, Jean Baptiste, shinglcr
Dejarlais, Leandre, tanner
Demers, Magloire, mason
Deauplaise dit Delaurier, Antoinc, mason
Dufresne, Jaqaes, wheelwright
Fortier, Moise, J. P., and general dealer
Florent, Gregoire, general dealer
Goulln, Clement, tanner
Goulei, Charles, shoemaker
Gondron, James, shoemaker and grocer
narbeck, Leandre, turner
Hogue, Jean Baptiste, miller
Jones, Isaac, carder
Joutras, Alexandre, shoemaker
Labonne, George, general dealer
Lacourse, Pierre, joiner
■Colonel, &c.,, J. P.
the Parish.
Lacourse, Narcisse, joiner
Landree, Michel, wheelwright
Leseard, Israel, joiner
Lessard, Demase, shoemaker
Lasalle, Jean Baptiste, blacksmith
Lebrun, Jean Baptiste, blacksmith
Mailly, Benjamin, blacksmith
Mignault, Emile Pierre. J. P., phyiician
and surgeon
Mellotte, Benjamin, shoemaker
Mondore. Pierre, miller
Noren, Narcisse, blacksmith
Pellissier, Pierre, blacksmith
Petit, Honors, blacksmith
Petit, Louis, tanner
Pratte, Clement, blacksmith and bailiff
Provancher, Jean Baptiste, carUr
Rh^aurae, Frederick, shoemaker and sm-
eral dealer
Ritchotte, Charles, postman
Sevigny, Pierre, cooper
Sheppard, Charles C, surveyor
Swan, Francis, millwright and engineer
Thorien, Benjamin, N. P., and postmaster
Therien, Thomas, carpenter
Trudeau, Michel, millwright
Verboncoeur, Joseph, shoemaker
Vincent, Joseph, blacksmith
ifil
RIVIERE DU LOUP, en haut.
(See Canada Dihectoby, Page 349.)
Distance from Montreal, 68 miles. Population of the Seigniory, about 6000.
Addenda and Errata.
Ang6, (instead of Auger,) E. L., general
store
Aug^, (instead of Auger,) Captain I)6m6,
general store
Belaire, Andr^, joiner
Belan, Pierre, butcher
Belanger, Louis, general store
Belmare, George, blacksmith
Belmare, Isidore, bincksmith
Belmont, Louis, blacksmith
Btulanger, Prudent, joiner
Bourret, Emelie, school mistress
Branoheau, Daniel, carpenter
Clermont, Charles, tanner
Clermont, F. X., blacksmith
Costeiio, Patrick, »hoemaker
Dame, Dr. S. A., (instead ofL. A.)
Dejarlaies, Thos., tailor
Derosier, David, tanner
Derosier, George, shoemaker
Desaulniers, Ludger, shoemaker
Dorval, Edward, joiner
Doucet, Norbert, N.P., millowner
Dufresne, Pierre., shoemuker
Fortier, Pierre, general stora
Fortier, Prudent, saddler
Girard, Joseph, blacksmith
Goulet, Joseph, shoemaker
Hart, A.M., general store
Harnois, M. A., carpenter
Houde, Adolph, blacksmith
Houde, Felix, bailiff
Lamontagner Louis, joiner
Lamontavne, OneajmA. ininaf
Lamvthe, Denis, tailor'
Lamy, Mrs. Michel, general store
Lesage, Jules, shoemaker
Lesiart, Moise, wheelwright
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RlV-T'ti.B pUELLE-ROCKTON-ROSE BANK.
Mnillet, D6m6, butcl.
Mnbot, Hercule. boardinjr houio
M'lrHi'i JoKeph, joiner
PhIIM. Rpgit, wheelwright
Pailltf. NnreiRie, wheelwright
Paradii, Benjanain, bailiff
Parker, Alexander, general itor*
Peltier, J. B. baker
Piehette, J. E., general itoro
PioheHe. Pirrre, ahoemaker
Prbtl, FrauciK. butcher
Pratt, NaroiMH), butcher
Racine, Fabieo, ahoemaker
Rivitril, Mr'. A., gi nrral atore
Roy, Cvrill<>,ahoeiiiaker
Ruy, Francis, shuKinakcr
B iucier, Joaeph, baker
li^aucier, Pierre, tanner
Tethreauli, Arobroiae, teacher
Vr rbonooeur, Leger, general atore
Vorboncoeur, E. & O., general aiore
Vfirboncoeur, Honarj, boarviing houio
Voizard, J., tanner
Vol7,ard, J. B., ba;cher
Yak, (inatead of G i ,) George, t.Dner
ROl
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BXJSINE88 OR DBCFIASEr,,
Bell, Hon. !lf atbow, mill owner
Fancher, N^tr iti^to, oloth and griBt milU
I
G-ilmetk Leander, suiibr
LtlMU. VilLAO^; {
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t Am
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lubelder. Captain
'.OKver. griaii
lickey, Entwb, oio!
regeau, .Mv«si>';, At
■ , V Mie.'ia!, ta
juiia!, 'srael, tta'M
RIVIERE OU^IXIS, Counti, of Kamourasha, C. E.
(Sjtffi Ci.^AXiiX fsraiscTOiiV, PxGJt 349.)
^<iiloiida aud Errata.
Dloune, Cjprien, genet si stor.? ( Afe«ille, (for Neville) Captain D. C.
DISCONTINUED.
I Hudon, Lewia, etorekeeper
Chapaif, J. C, storekeeper
ROCKTON.
{Koi included in the Canada Directory.)
A SMALL ^';^,LAaE aituated m the Township of Beverly, County of Wenlworth C W
distant from Hamilton, 15 miles ; stage fare, Ss lid-from Gait, 10 miles ; atage farej 2i el
List of Professions,^ Trades, Ac.
y clerk and clerk of division court
R
K Village in the T(
liiUnt from Granby
tiilrasd, 6 miles, j
iiVM, M|txjinf»J[( 1
Iranillette, Cyprien,
causes
/ook, Ed., eommisai
)n)I«t, Charles, gem
chant and pei
lill, Elijah, innkeap
ifflpton, Rufus, J. I
small eauses
lUii'JIvKli ■;■■'- ;, ■
BBT]aw, Wm. W., postmaster, townahi
Barlow, H. G., town treasurer
Harrison, John W , ipnkneper
Holcomh, Seth, general etore and town reeve
Howard, H., general atore
Also 1 blacksmilh and 1 ehoeniaker
There are several steam saw mills in thii i
vicinity
ftirss
ROSE BANK.
(J^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A small ViLiAOE slloatcd in the Township of Brantford, County of Brant. C W.-
from Hamilton, 22 miJcs; aUge fare, 5«— from Paris, 4i| miles; atage fare, la 3d.
Alphalietical Lis>
Bristol, Rev. Emerson
Christie, David, M.P.P. for Wentworth
Gennan, Rev, Pe!«r
German, George, ci.ith factory
Hawley, Hanreyi to ««^nship cotmeillor
Professions, Trades, Ac.
Mullin, W., deput} reeve or
Patterson, James, master tnti
I iiiiiip?, James, general store
•f . Dcufrieil
Scott. Oliver, master mechanic
Thomas, John, postmaster & peaco
Adims, William, car]
Boutillier & Rasco, ti
ningville
Cimpbell, Rev. Thon
ningville
Mill,H. &R.,cabin(
M, Dr. John W., ,(
ningville '■'
tfuDing, Nelson; fo^i
ManningvUhi
Vtnning, John C, sc
Mannioftille
IGriiBtb, John, general
IMontgomery, Rev. Hi
tore
sher
bI store
neral norr
'iiifighuaKi
totge, t.iioer
If C/> 111*
Bin D. C,
R0UQEM0 NT*~BOXT0N FALLS-RUSSELLTOWN. 161
ROUGEMONT
(Jfot included in, the Canada Directory.)
1 AMU norv*. , ._ _
-hv loitofProfeMions, Trade*, Ac.
iubelder. Captain Daniel. poKmaater
bxk, 0)iT«r, griu ani! saw mtfla i ' ". ' .
Mickey, Entwb, .^^ioJh fbotory '' > ■
fregeaii, MiesV';, ilfa^ J^ p-.^iH; , - ..,,■. ,
knteiti, Mie'ia!, MH^HgM ■
Hniijfl], Israel, tmXh
Paquet.J.B,, smith
Robinaon, Rev. Frederick
Standiah, John M., general atore
Siandiah. Richard, brewer
Sanders, John, shoemaker
Solders. Truman fi., carpenter
ROXTON FALLS.-(Given anew.)
K ViLuai in the Township of Roxtou, County of Shefford n;.»ri..> „r m • i « r.
LUntfromGranby. 16 miles, and frim Acloo Vale on the Si r^i^°" "'L' f\^^^
i»lroad, 6 miles. Population of Township, about 860. ^'''•"" '"** ^"'"**''
H«M,Mpjt|mf^JltP, ,;.,,;,,., ,;.,. ,
Inmillette, Cyprien, eommiaaloDer of small
causes
Jwk, Ed., commiHioner of small causea
Droiet, Charles, geMTal atore, liiiniibtr mar-
chant and pearl aahery
pill, Elijah, innkiS«p«r
worth, C. W— WiiDplon, Rufus, J. P. and' ebttltiiMsioher of
itage fare, 2t 6d, I ■mall eauaea
;! ;i.'irJlymro'»'!;i vA iM .. I. •" .,
^phabetioail List of ProfessioM, Tradtt, fto.
Lauzofl Felix, general aton and bakery
McGrail, Thomas, grocery and liquor atort
Pratt, John, «fe Co., tannery
St. Ange, Joseph P., grist mill
Sanborn, CapUin Abraham, J. P.
Seguin, Jos., general dealer, bakery, com-
miisioner of small causea & councillor
bavage, Major B., postmaster, coundllor,'
general atore, and pearl aihery
on court
loeniaker
LW milla in thii I
RtSSEtLTOWN & MANNINGVILLE.
(She Canada Directors, Page 350.)
Addealtt and Bxiata.
t, C W.-
, Is 3d.
ntij,-,, :■"■.-
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nic
& paac(> :yi.i
Idaffls, William, carpent8r» MaQDingvi|U»
louUUier & Rasco, tanners & curriers, Man-
ningrille
Iimpbell, Rer. Thomas, Wesleyan, Man-
ningville
liU, H. & R., cabinetmakers, MaQoinzriUe
ii«, Dr. John W., (InafiMi) 6f Mill> Mail.'
ningfille ■•"' .-'-'-'v ,7 /.i.:™.
Uuoing, Nelson. foi^iidhritoa^HJtt^h AictbrT.
ManningtUfe'--'-''^ t"- "■' ■ •■."• :->-«'
Mmnlng, John C. scythe andsnaith maker,
Manninltille
H?W"d, WjboD, iMfon, Manningville
Mcintosh, Alexander, general store, RusmIN
town
Middlemisj, Robert, joiner, Manningrnie
Miller, John, shoemaker, Manningrille
Moe, Abraham, mill wrigbt, MMningvUle ,
Payne, Samuel. MD., JSahnlngTine^^^ ' :
Sadler, Thomas, saddler, MannagVille '
'''"''•^lir^SSeC;"^^^^"*^''^'^''
Wilkinson, Robert, general smith, Man- '
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Addenda.
Dewar, Rov. M., Church of England Jollobok. — . wuriron makar
Hall. ( nslead of Hull.) W.Chi U>ti>i»^of:itim^ 8&Ty lie" of the „c J
Jir.rda.T..,choo|,le.4,^;;„., , ' ' . Ouellette^^;.^^,^^^^,,";^',
Moynahan,,p»nit, ^^wi(i clwlf, dVVty i»hfl».
iRund jai^tr,. . ^, . ,)
Morton, A. C, prV^rJ.find i»ubii»|i||r of
Vervaw,- drunM4,|,,p^l,r
Wjlkinaon. J. n^ntHmUJ.mlW Mdll
•gent' «liiin«,l>N-!il ,:,■,,!
DISCONTINCB^
Ouelletle, Isaac, fr,^t^^^,. „.,,, ; O ) _^. ^ j5^i(?yr,|'. ^,i>I|tt^,^^^or
—.;j .0 .Ueii/ioM K. ;.r'ra(' .r>v.l;jilg, lo / inpr.Q .ooJn.)n'., ,iirianw oT -jHj ».I • , , ..
'ihieDAJ-'fo 90fUTWJjJ .IX n!. .; ^ ,aU'/ noli*/ moi'l l>.TAf..I'in ST.'ni'i.Mt) moil t,:i„.
SEBRINGVILLE.
tawJi^^MS?**?' '*"'*'"' To*rniHip« df BHice and Downie, County at'P^hiO.W.
boetz, Andreas, ahaemAker
Goetz, John, tailor
K&itner, John, aaw mill
Kaatner, Mio^eLahoMMjW,, ._ . ,
K«Btner. Pet«ydikilllr7r) 'Ai /. f. / 1^1
KeM«,^Aprtg»3r,!*»tiaBr: ,,,„;i .
Ketterborn, Rev. A., Lolb^iw "^■'
Roughridgo, Theobald, carpentei
Scharffe, Rer. F.,Dntoh Reformed Chureh
Sebring, Da? id, general itore
(. QgC :?:;/'■ ,;r.ij'i ,;i><.'.i i.ay.:..>.:j -u ig)
slfifgnin
.•j.ii/sdiiyiBM ,v.':!iM:ie;'ria,nriol,"ayllMendft. tliit^^im
Bonter,3[^i I. „.„.„, „ .
CockbtiM^tt.'^.mfai^^iU-*^"'''^ r .•o(,!,flrs
dditby; wHftaaJ^ii ^oij^ ,«*i;i.^j8
Craw&rd, John.ahWffiaftir^'^"^' . „,„
Discontinued.
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'tiliiij v.'iflrn
iPrtient MpkhMiMi
•ill uii bun ijJnt>
I Conltn, Edward, ta
J Dilchfleld, Samuel,
Darhim, Jeremiah,
Hinn, H. F., carp
Lymut Henry, poll
{Bickell,J., tailor
I King, S. B>, innkee
i9inij'< I
I A VitXAOi iituated
I Milton. 6 mile*.
Colenan & McKej
FarguaoB, Rev. Pet
Gilleipie, Rer. Mr.,
Glendenning, Jame
Home, Thomaa, poi
! Kennedy, Angae, ■
SI
K ViLLAQB sitnated
Townihip of Tyend<
-aiual stage fare, 1
fare, 2s 6d. — a steal
tion, and conveys ^^
Appleby, Levi A., i
Appleby, Tboniai, ]
Soulton, ALur,f,aar
Bittdett, wTai A!, i
Burleigh. George, ta
CamDhell, Wm., gei
Cole, M. B., CmM(
Coppinger, ffliilkm
Earle, Geo. & WW
English,' 9yi?:1(H^
FtiuelliWeim^ltM;
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SCOTLANDW-EUDOrFCH IBLOGK^^HANNON VILLIJ.
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ore
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ndof. ,2itiinf!'
keepers
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I -ill ijJ oiiii ijJnt> naa ,fciaiii[r.*3{I ,oii.ijV/,
,;. i) hH«i lai'iiK.. ..inW .(iii.ildiA'I
io'iB» 'ii«»I"ivni fUir.vih'A ,eHi>-'r«T
rh' ml Lnin&i(!»q'.^) ,(r .iMiW ,5r^-. j.,, , l''>u^...i!: i ,V .titlduil
Ccolui, Ednrtrd, tanner
jDilchfleid, Samuel, tailor
parhim, Jeremiah, innkeeper
HInn, H. F., carpenter Yii*A
|Ljman, Henry, poatmuter and genem uore'
Malcolm, Ellakim, land surveyor
Malcolm, Eddy, cooper
Makolm, J. 8c E>, miilurs
M|pc, William, boots and shoes
"'"Tlnllepaugh, W. N., cabinet maker
BickellfJ., tailor
King, 8. B>, innkeeper
"1 Scott, R., aaddler
.ItitUdK'i Sweeney, Thomas, butcher
v iat.'j niici .llL^X. A^:io)<:
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'.Scotch 'GtocK:' •'"' '""''"' "''"L'';;; ^
A ViiXAOi ■itutted' in tha'*fti*^hjp of j^qoeslng:, County of Halfdh, CW^r^istinllWrth
Milton. 6 miles. -.'J'p. •;'::?: ,.T,r, -.rr '-■'"^'--^' .,
Alphabetical LM of fMeiiliibns, Trades, &o.
I Coleman & MoKey, tiMnMy ' ' ' '
FerguiOB, Rey. Peter, Church of England
Gillespie, Rev. Mr., Anti-Burgher
Glendenning, James, saw taiU- —
Home, Thomas, postmaster and storekeeper
Kennedy, Angus, saw mill -r /j <)< , j ; , j '
Lawson, Michael, rtlW mill .'' . Vi lo'
McLauchlin, Rev. Mr., Freo Chuiiiv ^:<-'
McMicken, — , rist mill
Mtehi^ — , saw mill
Miller, Robert, saw mill
(X n :;;,/. ■ ? .7. ^ v.riiaa ^-r/./ ^ '.) a.ih)
AViLLAQB situated on the Salqaon Jliver, about 1^ mile frpm the Bay of Quinte, In the
Township of Tyendenaga, and'^«Umly«{^EiiiStih^;C.'Wi-^distant rroin Kingston, 21 miles
-asuai stage fare, lOfl, in summer, 6s 3d. — diatant from Belleville, 9 miles-^soal stMo
fare, 2s 6d. — a steamer from Kingston calls unco each wcck^ducln? the season vOrnVvtg^-
jon, and conveys goods aQ.d passengers to or. from th>it clfyi' Population &bodi'<tJH)t'''^^''^<
fare,
tion.
) •j-jr.')n
■■fnuotv.
Alphabe^cai iis^ o^ iEfrb^eBsioiis, 'Trades, &6. ^
Appleby, Levi A., gsnevsT store*' '" '^ " i 'Oitmlro.'fe; DltWrnth
')!(
Appleby, Thomas, D., town clerk
Burleigh, George, tanne»j£xi3: bas £hm
Campbell, Wm., general store
Cole, M. B.,C«i(SWeiidM'B«tel-"f'; - .'''a-.'
Coppinger, MiAi'6«#*'' '"-'f'''^ .'■';!«'•'
Dapion, Re*?l«f?,'Wl*fty«« ,H .aiydal-,
Dtuftfite'tf'cijw- mmim ." - ' ■• ^■' ' '
OocltiitttefJ 'DifMd: tfarMttttJr tbd tinildw ;
Earle, Geo. &. Wtt»? mm C, <■'«■'"■•' -^
English,' fVif: UrtWt Ifcrtr •' ;> ''f ^V;
Fiiuell, Weim^i<k># WWA'gin^ifNto^c
and carriage maker
(j^io«>tnS<!Ri«hlk^..||l»flfqiailf.er, , i;,.,,,,;., •
HoldekD,. Hiram, postmMter, [gQMral store
■tt6wy!^1^hbn8i,myWn' J rv^J .j8
^•■nkj^St^oWfi^wner and shoe store
(trirtedy,' Wm.Viooper
Lewis, EdsmM H^, Salmon ittiMrliofllt^l
stage house .•y._;;o'j;> .Jui^-iJJ
Lewis, John, Dandas hoosis i:;^ utJ .inha't
' Lovetaee4 Jj W./^arpchtaiailMii|uiltei(iifi'}
I LozierkfiiohaiSi&Mr ahdsaMr.iniiii ,->{o;>
hjwritf IUoIhiUI i;^sSme> nA buiWer; I ! s i J
Lyonii, l^honas, oarplsnt^' wul: btaH^et !^o J
Maxon, Jcdcdiah, shoemaker .' mcP
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Moore. Dr. T^^ibm. pb7*ifli>n
Mordtn, Geo., enrmgt maker
WiohoIion.Jamei, tailor
PaKin, Robert, fuandrj and cabir
i*'""*"' Win., butoher and tt
J"; "••Edward, merchant fa.lor
KoWIn, Wm. H., amilh
8UAR014-4HBRillOOKJL / /..li
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\V^«<uf»>W» «J«P«l.:«f»|>Vi»»«nd builder
I "'»«.. David, fl<^r fnJikw milli
.'jdfe, Fr^iy)i». law mill and cenen
■lore • "
i-Weeee, Benjamin, carpenter aodi builder
ihnii^Uf'*^^*' Winlam, csrpenter and builder
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Utl A Tkr^-ikT ri'*i/irtTDl ,/^l),^1ui, I
(Sei Canada Dirjectorx, Paw 853.)
igfinJ ,.l,li3ji'i
■"■■■■i'uii,.a .K' , ,
Stokei, Joluj, town clerk ^
Tyry, John, Unner and currier
,. WjlUop.Jdmei.taHpr
^T!«ht, WiUian,, UUoi .
Wright. T., tteper''^-"'^"' ^':/ 'J'' '
Addendc
EMer, John, buildai
Hogaboom, J. C, j Oitmaiter, com. Q. B.
ineuranr » r;ent and cler^ of divipiM
court ■ ' .' ij ■■
Macphail, Hugh, echool te«eher
Moore, Dr. Daniel, phfel<ilkn '
ffhtw k Lockhart, (wetMd of P. Shaw.)
merchanta
Spring, Wm., waggon maker
Cornwall, A. St, teacher
'FiaDfOr.l. .
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msconviirrxi).
Sliver, 6., iaokMBW , • i, „
■ ; I" " 'uulM ,,.,Vi .vaJl,:,,^.,
■^^^^-'i/- ,.iK-vtiJI ,1. (-,!,;,
SHERBEOOKE. "•'•»> m..,,!i
(Sbb Canada Dibectoht, Paor 353.)
IUil««d &.« from or to Montreal. 16.. Popu 'l<^, M»Wt 3 JOw ,- J j j,
.mimrfi, !..<.,„ :-;4.,, .. ■Public 04aoen,(Aadon^f ■'^' ^'■>''aj.ui;«4oA.ur< ,
{Short,, Moil. Jijitice, Main . ' , "''^-^ '.'*i«»j!«'-rf >i'»» -oo -ni,. ■ . t>;) J .„,
Bell & Short, prothonotary, crewn a^'d pekce'cl^rfc Coiirt Wniiii' " "^''^ " '^
/ Brook,, Charlea, secretary to school commiMioner; "
" Awraranoe CompaniM, 4o., VAd^M*.?^ ^
St. Lawrence^ i.ntic Railroad, C. R. Ch .tie, .^^ii^^:^;, i^
|r«dford,l:uater,oabinel maker I X^a" ' ■■ " ''^
Bryant, G°)rge, cabinet mitkar m
Carter, GeovM ».. advocate :,.,;».,.»
Carr/«ai,iVubHAer " 8t. Francij Tele*rt^»>
Cole. A. D., (late A. D. fc W. A.)niachinil.t
u«iis«.«i^ jmii, (iiuiead oi jamet? aAvoeaite
Lomaa. AdiDi, gtmrsl slore, ia nmtion to
former
"'ft ,il3ri«[rih;'
I.e»lie. Thomu, dm caodiatoM " '
•W<e
McKenly, W E^Xr „d -lollierV ; '
iixhihtoat ,fV
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fiuad builder
•kw milli
' 'nill and genen
nter and builder |
t«r and builder
»i/iraTol ,niB,<,i.i.', I
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olid) ,.l,li3;i-,,
I'liii ,.}! .'■
imer
I Wm., waggon
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se
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'•?r!j| ,'igni,,f
SHERRlNOTON-fllLVER HILL-«MITH<S FALLS.
1«
0'MeM»/M/,fi»lb»ad wtketary, Martha
.|iB I'^.i^pot. 8«*:««r4 undtrUw haador
" Montreal"
Robinson, J. c , bookitore &, ojpiter aaloon
Robinton, Wm , bairdreaier .
Sherbrooke .^cadaaiy, Mr. Munrall and
Miw McKeaate, Uactera ,
.'II
Waare, UwMianea, nulliMra k drvaamater*
SI. Frwioi* Telegraph, weakly, H. Cair,
publixher
Townihips' Refornner, weekly, Carr it. Hop.
kinwn, publiibera
HKMOVKD, DlgCOKTINUM BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
£lkina, H. A., grocarU< .vjH ,%
Fearon, J. A., ainitln.;. • / v;
Feltoo, E. P., lolarj
Higginbotbam, I'm., teacher
Hopper. W.H., railroad agent
Hurd, R. P.. blind factory
Kendall. H., tailor
Rennie, Jamea, ahoeaakar t
Robertion, Miaa, teacher -i; ,i',.,i
Scott, Jacob, cabinet makaricrrj . , r
Sutherland 8t Co., general al«r« ..v, .^iftif
Thompaon, Daniel, general atorfi -if, jiM
^RlNGtON.
(S«« Canada Dijreotobt, Pao» 364.)
.i-rh^T"?* Addenda.
&!!?.'.^«V;'"'"''l«'»""«'>ter I HuKhef,J.nie..J.P.
McCaffrey, Miia Jane, genaral atore
Conroy, Edward, • j^yer
Creighton, Cbaa., ot nclllor,
DoiHiJy, J4i4lea,
«ot. ,'tor
— - y, ....-* vwMwy a^*'*.'
Kcdmond, Jamea, ahoemaker
White, Samuel, carpenter
,r,u
DECEASED.
MaCsi^ir, William, atorekeeper.
.ii^iruit
rjiJiHjO
lai'aJi.'.' ,(ic
Jii.«»»,»^ .. ■ ' • '' •'! .V'.il ,»fin!-,j«8il
itiaiinm; ^»oVrf fl SILVEK HILL* '.••'^''o' • 8<i/i .r, - c'.'
{^.ot tnduded tn tht Canada Directory,) "" ' ■ .; '
A email ViLLAQB aitaatiia irt the 'r^wMihlh >^rr<i...i .. ■. ^
diatant ^rojj VHUHa; 10 i«lJ!!^5Jt|s?S"'°""'"''' ^""V^ <f ^k.; ^r"
?.t;.ol;"johJ:I.P."'' ''"" ""' P'^' ^^^^ k fr^^^V Nichol-., mm owner
Hunter. John, y.^ >♦' •>.. , ..i; .,i: a„"t''; „ ''vT!" """^
• ' // r H ,.^w(. ' ''""n &• Hotchkias, mill owners
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SMITHS FALLS.
(?^? .C^WAftrfPMise^'c^Ti P^pjE 866.)
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datieiii hi^"' """^ ~=«^*^- --nagar^noderaie and good accoramo.
Cr !i!?^^''''^' 5*'^!f*^*^^''* ^""^ commission merchant U
Clarke, AiexandSr, deafer m dry goods, groceries, hard^rare. d«j. '-<i
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MeDooaALL 4e Brown, dealvra in dry gooda, greoeriea, oroekery» 4>e. \f. ^
Shaw, Jakh, M.P.P. (br ^iftiiArk and Honfrflw, {n acMiUon (o former ad.
AtchiMin, Jm. Jno., (iratetd of John,) M.D.
Coleman, Rev. W., Wetloyan
CoMitt, G.M. & Brother, fanning mil! maker*
Gurley, — , tannery
McLaren, Alenaiiar, fcrviMNmwnifo:!
Tertiey, DaoWl, fanami MSfi ^^^^r''
Wiiliieroft, JoInh iinnnithy V) additiqp
Wilaon, Levi, hotel keeper
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REMOVED, DISCONTINUKD BUSINESS, OR DECBASHD,
Ferguson, Wm., inakoeper
Hafenden, H. B., b«tal kMpet
Hall, Fra., tanner
Matliowaon, K. fi., genotal alure
Mittloberger, U. C, geaeral'ator*
Nankervillo, Rev. Mr.
Schotield, W. A., general atuta ' .
Sheldon, Philo, general Mar* * • • ,.
Simpaon, V,'m., miliar J'/ . uarfn»rf(ir.;,;H
Watkina, Jamaa, aniHb ^n. H .'// ,-;v)!,ln
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SMITHVILLE.
(See Canada DiREOToftY, Page 367.)
Population increased to 500, and ateadHjr prograsainf .
Addenda aad Errata.
MoBBE, Abijah, comtntasioner and general conreyanoer,' in jMidltiM ' to
former address ■ ir v/i.li
Skitb, Henbt, crown lands agent for Lincoln, Haldimand and Wetland
Fabmbrs and Merchants Milling and Manufacturing €a, A. Morae,
president ; J. McCoUom, sec. ; milling, cloth dressing, dec
Apley, Jaaon, joiner
Gulp, Henry, waggon maker
Cutler, Roy innkeeper
Durkie, Warren, innkeeper
Eaatman, Rev. D. W,, Preibyterian
Forahee, Mra., groeery
Griffin, Douglas, asat. P. M.& clerk of court
Fillmore, J. A., mason .,^.,..^1
Harria, Elijah, surveyW ^^ ""^'
Harria, John Q., M.D.
Haw, Rev. Wm., Wealeyan
Kinney. Patk., shoemaker
Little, Benjamin, painter
Oliphant, Miss H., Diilliner
Drake, A>, painter rr ,!,|.,i. r: >, ,
Drennan, — , tailor
Franklin, B., apothecary
Green, Rev. Alex.
Potter, Ira, cloth factory
Maher, (inatead of Maker) W., merchant
Roberta, W. A., aahery
Roberts, M. L., shoemaker
Russ, (instead of Roaa) W., foundry
gmitbi ^|omon, butcher
Taylor, T^. H., lumber merchant
Tufie, Thamas, painter
Walker, George, mason
WardaUiJswes. WJU* .,.,^,.7 [i.„:, A
WiHiams, Nathan, itfraer,«9^ ^in^l jr- *- 1
.Williams, Spencer, waggon maker
Thompaon« R.j^ bailifif. jnitead of hotel
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Harkness, John, atone ctmb«r ,„',,t ..,.,.](
Lowe, Rev. W. F.
Pond, Chs.W., smith
Taylor, Hale & Potter, millers, Sec
^ SORABA.
(Jfot indued in ihe Canada Direciory.)
A email Viluoi situated in the Township^ of Upti^i!|, County of SheiFord, C.E.
niiun'^ % hiioy^ brill XistofBrofttiions, Tradei, ft(Mi rix^X , i-AxaVM/
DrnmmoiiJ, Hon. L. T., saw and ghst mill McDougall, Major, iiiiiiitt#Ott'
owner Puim«t,fi«iyfHpB,ia>J..?i,i> < ;r> i \'.\
Dufreane, Antoine, miller Warqer, Seth B.,,DQetniaster . ..»„,,)
Hudon.E.dt v., general store ' ■«"'^?"'*»' .^ ,..H>r^..J
Allan, James
Aliard, L., g
Arliitrong, C
Butery, 8., ii
Boulee, Ant.,
Brais, Mra., i
Collet, Juaqit
Curdin, Piern
Denis, Aiezr
Dorf<L J. W.
Fish, Ralph,
Grenier, Ant(
Guy, Joseph,
Hunt, J. v., I
Kelly, Richar
Lacouvreture,
grocer
Laoouvreture,
file, gr<
Lamoureux, L
Li roebelle, (ii
Lavalle, M., i
Laeoor, Misa,
SOU
A Village sit
Saugeen, Coun
rich, 60 miles-
promiaea to b«
liilol^AB, Al
ageni
Reid, RoBBl
Allan, Thomas,
Angua, Alezani
Belcher, John,
Blineae, Henry,
Brown, Peter, I
Butchart, Georj
Calder, James,
Cathy, James, t
Campbell, Jaioe
Cameron, Jnusi
Clark, Rev. J.,
Cannaway, Jan
Coqlaon, Rober
^^ooisiMi, Join, i
Cook. John, sea
Crawford, Bei'.'
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SOREI^ ormiliam Henry,
' ' 'fef*.f ^#f* OIHMTORY, PaO. 3fi8.)
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.. ooa ^i.r'^iiddenii and Errata.
,,, _ ■. .Iir,.*. ..-ijia .
Allan, Jimei, aueVWMr «nd sterekaepar
Allard, L., grocer
Ariiitrong, Ch««., UiMmbuAt captain
fiatery, 8., innkaopN
Boulae, Ant., genial atorf^,
Braia, Mrt, mpwft\ •U.riliij .,
Collet, Joaepfi, gwcaii ■,„^( '
Curdin, Pierre, (loqari
Denia, Aiezr , hotel a
Dorg^L J. W., advoeato
Ftah, Ralph, Victoria hotel
Orenier, Antoine, grocer
Guy, Joaeph, geaeral atore
Hunt, J. v., muaic teacher
Kelly, Richard, general store
Lacouvreture, (inatead of LaeuOAite,) M.,
griMser
Laoourreture, (inatAad of Laeouture,) M,,
file, grocer
Lamoareux, L., innkeoper
Li roebelle, (inatead of Laarhaile,} T., grocer
Lavalle, M., grocer ,,
Lecoor, Mlaa, ji^Hiic .teachor _ ',^','j';
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Lunan, Wm..groi>«f; ,: vji^4. !«»,..(/'
Mondon, Joaaph, «MiBbMttfint-aMpoil>
master
Morin & McCurdly, general tl«>r«
Mdrgan. J. &. Frere, general tkxat ■ \ •
O'Heir, E. St. M., generai alora
Fcloquin, Ambrose, innkeeper <i
Quotsis, N., grocer
Raimond tt. Uuy, grooera '
Royotte, (instead of Rayotte.) C, grocer
Sinconnes & MoNaughton, forwardera and
commission merchanta
MuNicir*!. Council.— J. G, Crebaasa,
wayor ; F. Gerrais. L. Boirin, K.
H. Kittson, Jamea Kelley, beon
Courrette, W. fl. Crail, coaiicillore;
L. O. Gendron, aeojr. and treu. ; J.
B. Corbeau, clerk of market and m.
spector of police.
CoMuiMioNiia or Small Cai;8bb.— Fn.
Gorraia, R. H. Kittaon. Alexr. Cre.
peau, John Lamaira ; J, O. Onpleso
■ie, clerk. ,„ „ , ,., , ,.^
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SdtJT*HAMPTON, or Saugeen.—(Gijen anew.)
A Village aituated at the mouth of the Sauzeen Rlrer. on L«k« Hi.i.«» ;„ »u- n, l- ,
Alphabetical li»t of Professions, Trades, &c.
MqI*AB,AwM., crown lands agent, agent for Bank of U Canada, and
agent for Canada Western Assurance Co.
Reid,JIobbrt, i^stmaster, issuer of marriage licenses & general merchant
.dUUi :<!0'i .1 Geittanden, Saoiiiei, carpenter
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illiwti . V' ,u,-- .
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Allan, Thomaa, tailnir
Angus, Alexander, builder
Belcher, John, blacksmith
Blinese, Henry, framer
Brown, Peter, builder
Butcbart, George, miller
Calder, James, general atora , ,, •
Cathy, Jamea, school teachef. • '" '^^J •''i"*'
Campbell, James, gardener ••''"'^* -'i^*
Cameron, Jamea, carpenter ' '"'^ <•'• i*'
Clark,ReT.J.,Wealeyan ''^■'
Cannaway, James, teacher . ';.'»"^-'
Coqhon, Robert, ship carpenter ". > " "
C/\iaiBoh, Jdin^franier
Cook, Joiin, seaman -.
Crawford, &W A.; Pttil^fiail., Church ot
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Ellis, Thomas, ship builder
Ewiog, Jam's, (ailor
Pagan, Patrick, bl-cksmith
Forrest, Chvles. taptain
Gilbert, Joseph, innkeeper
Godfrey, Thomas, builder
Gray, George, builder
Hamilton, Patrick John, merchant^' ; ,'
Hamilton & Co., John, merchanta^ • ■ ''"^^
Hunter, James, mason -■ '"''••-•'
Hutchison, Rev. J., Wesleyao , '^ ''''"''«' '
Kelly, James, carpenter ' '^"t" ■ -» cTfc'i'n .•
Lawson, John, tanner , ,■*'"'*',?"
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SOUTH eLOBCESTER-SPARTA.
Laurie, Andrew, millwright ,. ,U ..,.,.,
Laurie, Patrick, gardener ' "
Laurie, Robert, ^liipowner , - , .
Lee, Thomas, carpenter
McBride, Peter, choemalcer
McBride, William, siioemaker
McDonald, Archd., teamster
McGregor, Peter, siioemaker
Martindale, Jonathan, shoemaker
Martindale, Darid, plasterer
Morton, Francis, painter
Orr, James, innkeeper •• i v
Parker, Franoi^ clerk ' ••■^^ '•''
Pollard, £divard;framer
Richardson, John, butcher
Robinson, Samuel^ blaekimitb
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t Saoff, Williatay/qiUI Wright
Sang, Robert, machinist
Sawyer, Rer. Pavid, Wesleyan
Slocome, John, clerk
Spence, John, ship carpenter
' Ik ^''^'"' Louis, cooper
Snowger, Samuel, Tramer
Strowger, Philip, fishetWan' ' ' ''"^' .<'ial>'/
Stewart, Robert, seaman ^ '4 ■•'■^ .tiinllA
Spreul, William, MWj«iir ' ' .a""'^«'«iA
Thorburn, James, shipbuilder'^' ••''' 'V'tf^H
Wilson, William, innkeeper ••'"'• <''>9'«i>n
Walker, D., surgeon end ifty^fciati'''^ ' "'*'
Valentine, John, lumbei' ftierohant '• <''""-'
Valentine, Thomas, shipdWder - i ."i^'n-'i
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SOUTH GLOUCESTEfi.
(J\rot included in th& Canada Directory.^' ''■■u. .
A ViLtAOE situated in the Township of Gloucester, countj of Caileton. C W* >'''8
"■ '■■' ■'•^"o ii;,*-.,fi;, .•Vaijn1»uf).|/',l
u) sxof/, ao«. : list of Professions, Trades, &c.
CBiiii-Teboia; Joseph, ettrpettter'
CuRson, Jacques, carpenter
Deleage, Rev. R., Roman Catholic
Durney, John, flour and meal store
Feaghan, Michael, shoe store
Hardgrove, Richard, smith
Henry, panleJ^ horse dealer
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if:'JiS(ii),->!!yi!;),iT ,1
Haws, William, innkeepier aitd'tiorieiiealeil
McMorrow, Patrick, teacfrey^' ''"^T'!
«' ji- .!.■■'■■ J MiJ in ,t:.-i7.'ji !
-yi»!}D mull .ifiji!t«ii>— -".fnTTT!
,(j!!.9 ,}••■: bJjii vli.wav; aijii
■:?nnr
McKenna, John, general store
O'Doherty, John, postmaster & merchant
PaiUere, Rev. A. A., Roman Catholic
'^"^'r, :' SaJlaya, Reno.,* Roman Catholic
■;i ■ ■■ '■ f ■•%- .'H.D .'.•'>: .;i 10 y)„[ror) ,nu&,'i;. ,
OJrArtlA. .-'m.-k-it" i| v-inr « fid 0' :^"i.imui(!
(^0^ included in the Canada JHrectory.)
A Village situated in the townnhip of Yarmouth, County of Elgin, C. W., distant from
a^ut^Ssol " """'^^ '""• '*'• "*'*• ®'''""'^' '■"' '" ®''^'"' la^' pJpiiiflffl
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Adi-ii ..ii/jwrr .ni.iiA
Huff, J. B„ saddler- *;'l'V^'"f'!^- •"f^;'^
Jay, A., smith ' '^^la''" <iflc. ■ .i.dsba
Mann & Mclntyro, roiwdiy '-■■'• ;"''""''"
Mann, A., smith ' .^'^*^ '"'»^ ";'"■
McDowall. J., innkeeper', ■'i^'i'r '/ "'n" *
Moore. Dr. J.. Pliyfliciaj,"f '-''•"•'' ■'*';'''^'
Moore. Isaac/ livSr»3ief '^ ;"'?/• f-''"''
Oill, J., waggon i4i^S:fm?^WtJ,'i^
councillor • , ,,, '7 ■^"-'^
Spence. William, taiWr',',;,;'^ .^.
Smith, H> B., general stare, '■ ix'' , x
Baker, Joseph, smith and waggon nlaker
Bennett, H., shoe etore
Buckridge, Wm jsmitji and Waggon maker
Best, William, smith
Carr, John, tailor , ' '' . :
Carr, James, shoemaker ,''*;^'"' ' 'V^^^'^''^
Carter, H.,einit,(i '■, "'■'t' ;' r'v*
Eaklns, J: A., postmaster artaKejieialsfora
Eakins & Co.. general store .'-^ra5^;3
Foster, John, lannprv "'^ .isfnu-i
Forsythc, John, gerierijl store
Graham, E., sash factgry, pftj)ihet App.aod
Gravesre'd ward, shoe store '''''' ^f^''^'''" f
Hannon, Isaac, saddler
^tfrir.l. .ycv/riUii;!. >
Vary. E, c_abinet ^ho^m'^'A'';^'
Vary, w. T.. saw rniil , ;','L 7,' 7 ,'
Imrie, W. B., tow
mission grt
Jeokinr, James, st
Davie, Rev. Mich
Mills, Wm., shoer
SPR
Clair, John, carpe'n
filair, James, caipe
Casey, Wm., smitl
Givins, Rev. R. S.,
McVittie, George, t
Savill, John, innke
Ayforo, Wm., wag|
[ Higgins. 0„ teache
I Kendriok, John, ca
I Loughran, Timothy
A Village situated
Woodstock, 16 mile!
h
Allan, Ira, wheelwrij
Armstrong, William,
Archer, Rev. M., £p
Searn, Edmund, sho
Burger, John, shoemi
Brown & Blodgett, I
Clarrin, James, carp<
Cronkhite, Aarpn, cai
Dejroot, Elyah, coof
Gillard, James, town
Heath, Hosea. shoem
Jiraea, William, carpi
Kinnaird, Abraham,!
lowing, Richard, w
machines
Lounabcrry, Rer. Ewi
••;••• I-, ujiiiBii, lumuc
Miller, John, carpentc
Mudge, Andrew J., w
Ottman, Warren, sho
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SPENCERVILLE-SPfllNGFIELD-SPRlNGFOBD.
m
Imrie, W. B., townahip troasurer and com.
minion grain merchant, in addition
Jeakinr, James, ihoe store
SPENCERVILLE.
(Sjbb Canada Dirkotory, Pa'ik 359.)
Addenda and Errata.
London, (instead of Sundon) D., tanner, &c
Roberteon, Tijomas, townihip clerk
Tripp, Archibald, (instead of Jlobt.,) cooper
Davie, Rev. Alicbael
Mill«, Wm., shoempker
DISCONTINUED,
I Mitchell, John, carpenter
SPRINGFIELD, lst,C.W., {Cmnty of Peel.)
(S«E Canada Dirbctory, Page 360.)
Biair, John, carpenter
filair, Jamef, caipentcr
Caiey, Wra., smith
Givios, Rev. R. S., Church of England
McVittic, George, teacher
Saviil, John, innkeeper
Addenda.
Saunders, — , icaciier
Thompson, Col. tVm., town reeve, Harro-
wood
Vanvalkenburg, Loi'a!, carpenter
Wooding, (instead of Woodring.) plasteror
AyforJ, Wra., waggon maker
Higgins. O., teacher
Kendrick, John, carpenter
Iioughran, Timothy, niatun
DISCONTINUED,
McCartney, \V., innkeeper
Magrath, Rev. J.
Woodruff, Ralph, smitli
SPRINGFORD.
iMot included in the Canada Diredoi-y.)
A VitiAOE situated in the Township of Norwiph rmmtw ^r n-r j /^ «r ,.
Woodstock, 16 miles ; from Brantfor5,°3oS'ffrom°"v?nn°a! 2%e;.''''^-""""* '''"^
Alphabeticallist Of Professions, Trades, &c.
Arclier, Rev. M., Epiacopal Methodist
Searsi, Edmund, aboemaker
Burger, John, shoemaker
Brown &. Blodgett, lumber tKerchanIs
Ciarrit), James, carp«nter
Cronkhite» Aarpn, carpenter
Dejroot, Elyah, cooper
Gillsrd, James, town councillor
Hesth, Hosea, shoemaker
James, WHIiam, carpenter
Kinnaird, Abraham, general store
tossing, Richard, washing and churnkiK
machines
Lounsbcrry, Rev. Ewd., Episcopal Methodist
i.jons, uyiuan, lumber merchant
Miller, John, carpenter
Mttdge, Andrew J., waggon maker
Oatman, Warren, ihoemtker
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reaslee, Augustus, waggon maker
Root, Henry H., J P.
Scidmore, Jamcf, & Co., lumber merchants
Scott, CharlM, lumber merchant
Stowe, Gilbert, lumber merchant and J. P.
smith. Rev. Ephriam, Baptist
Smith, Rev. Robert, Baptist
Scriven, Samuel, Uilor
Stiles, Peter, millwright
Smith, Orrin P., smiib
Van Buskirk, Asa, waggon maker
Van EH»kirk, Jonathan, waagon maker
Van Buskirk, Lawrence, shoemakes,
W, cox, Chauncey, general store "..■"f!
vVillson. Thomas. amUh .,..•* (r l
Withered, S., smith •■..»,,,:.(,
Woodward, Manilla, waggon maker ' {
Wright, S. J., postmaster ?t general tim
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SPRINfiVILLE- STANDRIliGB EAST-STANSTEAD.
ST
SPRINGVILLE. •
(JSTot included in the Canada Directory.)
A tinall Village nilualcd on the mnil rnuio from Pcterboro to Port Hope— distant from the
former place, 7 miles— stage furo, Is 3d— and from the latter, 20 miles— stago fare, SiDd.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Armstrnnir, Jofeph, cnrpcnler
EvrSF, Tlioman. |»o>iini8ier
EvreH St. (luwdcn, Kenertil store
Holm. Paul, iunkutiicr and veterinary sur>
geun
Jam"Fon, John, weaver
JcmiRon, Samuel, boot and shoe store
McDonald, John, blacksmith
Wilson, Alexander, carpenter
STANBRIDGE EAST.
(Sec Canada Directory, Page 360.)
Addenda and Errata.
Baker, I,, (Instead nfBaker and Chandler,)
gmeral store
Rcaltiu. (je'irgc, innkcrpcr
Brifg*. E. J., general dealer ^
Burn-ido, \Vm , carrwec cnnker
Conslnnline, Rev. I., Church of England
Cornell, Z., (instead of Ebenezcr,} p«Bimas<
ter
Gibson, Thomas, tailor
Gravell,Thcod're, miller
Hungsrfurd, John A , jiiiner
Jenny, Albert, shoeiuaker
Jersey, Wm, joiner
Jonep, James Mm fhob manufacfurof
Kriighi, /\lsnii, tanner and currier
Lambkin, Philo, gush, door, and blind ma-
niifitcturcr
Odel],John H., (instead of John A.,} gene-
ral store
Phelps, Wm. p., miilwrigbt
Pierce, Martin, scythe, snaith and rake
minufacturer
Pitrcc, Varnum, cooper
See, Charles H., general dealer
Valentine, ChHrles, tailor
Whitman, H. N., (instead of H. W„) J.P
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Bates, Joseph, innkeeper
Blinn, W. A., baiitf
Jones. Rev. J., Church of England
STANSTEAD.
(See Canada Directory, Page 361.)
Addenda
Amesden, F. A., harness maker
Barrett, Les!er, innkeei^cr, Stanstead plain
Bienvenu, Rev. A , R. C, Stanstead plain
Brcodon, (instead oFBreason) Jos , fiirgeon
Bennett, C W,, academy. Stunf^tead plain
Foster &. .Mo'rill, (late Foster & Co) gene-
ral »tore, Rock Island
Haskill, C. F., gcnerat store, RocUilslan j
Holmes, Geo. R., general store. Rock Island
and Errata.
Kllborn & Morrill, general store
Spalding & Gates, general store, Rock
laland
M'islier, (instead of Mesire) John, smith
'J'omkins, Rev. John, Wesle« an
Wilkinson, G., innkeeper, Htanstead plain
Wood, W , & Co., general store, Rock
Island
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Baxter, Haskell & Co., storekeepers
Borland, Rev. J.
Chamberlain, Knight & Co., storekeeper!
Cuiby, •Viii., itiiiitceprr
Oilman, Mr., storekeeper
Home, Prs, shoemaker
Knighl £( €o; storekeepers
Knight tt Charaberlain,,grist mill
Kensall, S. G., tailor „ ' ^^ '
L.C, W. H., shoemaker ''^••'*' '
Marcy, T., fmith
Tcrrill, H- B , sdrocate
Wood, W., sailor
Woodman, A. F., innkeeper
CtofB, John, sai
McGregor, S, s
McKinnon, A,
QlflDsted, Lewii
STRATF
Burritt, Read
Motherwell, J
Linton, John
Smith, Willia
McGregor, A
Coleman, Ja
coroni
Patterson, Re
C.W
Johi),
A small ViLLAc
distant from L(
Caulihard, And
Ferguson, Fera
Finleysun, Johr
Greaves. Peter,
Gillies, DunoHE
Jacksnn, Willm
Lamont, Neil, i
McBean. Willi;
McFec, Angosj
A VlDLAOE sit
London, 24 mil
Kesfsr, Jai
-dittant from the
lago fare, 3i 9d.
I shoe store
lith
iter
nufacfurof
i currier
r, and blind ma-
fJohn A.,) gene-
It
nailb and rake
ealcr
ofH. W..)J.P
BO.
England
•tore
il stor«, Rock
) John, smith
Bvan
Stanstead plain
1 store, Rock
ED.
It mill
STEWARTSTOWN-STRATFORO-STRATHCURN, &c.
171
STEWAUTSTOWN.
(See Canada Directory, Page 361 )
Crnrs, John, saddler
McGrfgor, S, smith
McKlnnon, A, St Co, genera! store
Qlqisted, Lewis, clerk of diviaiun court
Addenda.
Post, William, smith
Spnrrow, Thoraa-, saddler
VVallace, J,, bootci and ehoes
,LM
STRATFORD, {Countij Town of the County of Perth.)
(See Canada Directory, Page 362.)
Public Officers, (Addenda.)
Burritt, Read, judge of the couniy and surrogate courts
Motherwell, Robert, sheriff
Linton, John J. E., clerk of the peace
Smith, William, county registrar
McGregor, Alexander, cleric of couniy ccurt and registrarof surrogate court
Coleraan, James, M.D., Hyde, John, M.D., Bull, William, Mahony, John,
coroners
Patterson, Rev. E., Allan, Rev. Daniel, McPherson, Rev. Thomas, Doly, John
C. W., Hill, James, Baron, William, Miekle, Alexander F., Fitzgerald,
Johi), school trustees
STRATHBURN.
(JVof included in the Canada Directory.)
A small ViLLAOB situated in the Townships of Ekfria and Mosa, County of Middlesex, C.W.,
distant from London, 30 miles, from Chatham, 36 miles, stage fare to either place. 8a 9d.
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Coulthard, Andrew, grist and saw mills
Ferguson, Fergus, smith
Finloyson. Juhn, shoe store
tireaves, Peter, aaw mill and shoo stoie
Gillies, Dun.:Hn, tailor
Jackson, William, waggonmaker
Lamont. Neil, smith .
McBean, William, tailor
McFee, Angus, innkeeper
McKenzio, Norman, cuopcr
McKellar, Angus, M. I).
McliHe, Hu2li, po^liiiasler
McRae, Duncan, genern! store
Mcliae, Hugh & Uunuid, general aiore
MoRac, Alexander, shoe store
Moore, Andrp.w, carpenter
Fhillips, George, saw mill
Suiherlund, Kov. Wm., Freo Church
STRATHRC Sr.~(Giveri anew^
A yiLiAOE situated in the Township of Adelaide, Couniy of MiddlcKr, C.W.— d.-tant from
London, 24 miles—usaal stage faro, fis. Population, about 100.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &c.
Kebfbr, Jame8, general merchant and clerk of the division couri,. Set; Card.
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173
6TREET8VILLE.
Arnutrong, Rev. James, Methodift
Black, J. & A., carpenters
Clark, A., cooper
Cook, Timothy, r. p. and millowner
Cooper, Hcnty, wheelwright
Dell, H., general store and town reeve
Duncan, Janies, shoe store
Frank, John, innkefper
Hazleton, W. & L., chair factory
sv^
Hildjrard, Wm., teacher
Hartshorn & Montague, tannery
Holden, M., aboe store
Lucas, T., smith
Page & Manson, general store
Rapley, Wm., inspector 6f licenses
Sibley, J. C, physician
Thody, E. & T., distillery
Vanvalkenberg, Aciam, cloth factory
GREAT ATTRACTION IN STRATHROY.
- 'V^v^>'V.-.,/-^-^.-
IN STRATHROY
Has created quite an excitement among the Merchants and Farmers
in that vicinity. He has
A LARGE, CHOICE, AND WELLASSORTED STOCK
OF '
'^'^^rSJl^E^"'^'^^' HARDWARE, CROCKERY AND elAfsWARE,
. CLOCKS, BOOTS AND SHOES,.HATS. CAPS, PAINTS, OIL, &C &C.,
Which he is selling uncommonly cheap.
STREETSVILLE.
(Sue Canada Directory, Page 363.)
Allen, Georjre, tailor
Armstrong, Robert, shoemaker & constable
Balmer, J. cabinet maker
Blackwell, J. A., saddler
Bartlett &, Sou, smiths & waggon makers
Copeland, John, carpenter
Conklin, J,, tinsmith
Crow, James, builder
Davidson, J. D., bricklayer
Deady, Wm., saw and grist mills
Er.aty, W,, school teacher
Glendinnin(f, John, saw mill
Graham, Mis?., dreKsmaker
Jones & Co. , iron-foandnrs
Addenda.
Lickfold, Alfred, baker ,
Laidlaw, W., innkeeper
McMorriaon, J., pail factory
McMullen. J., tinsmith
Paterson, Jamca, J. P.
Pallister, John, tailor
Sterling, James, temperance house
Switzer, Benjamin, J. P.
Thompson, J. D., grammar school
Waterson, James, innkeeper
Township Council — Joseph Wright, town
reeve ; S. Price, deputy reeve ; J.
Paterson, Ririiard Church, Col. W,
Thompson, W. Thompson, treasurer
A Telegraph Office has been established here.
REMOVED DISCONtlNtTED
Campbell, C, storekc^por
Davis, Rov. J., teacher
Deady, Martin, jun., tailor
Earls, Wm,, shoemaker
Goader, Joseph, weaver
Jermttin. Wm., cooper
McElravey, J., luatoa
McKinnun, N., slorc.koeper
P«Tk, John, cftfjwntei'
BUSINESS OR DECEAiiED.
Pymer, R., bricknsaker
Ramsay, R., innkeeper
Rumain, C. £., deputy re«ve
Stephens, R., innkeeper
Switzer, B., storekeeper
Tl.^.v.. — n,.i . '^
' "— "-""i ---••:■, luwi: .-CKve
Voine, Wm. esfpsnter,
Weir, Miss, milliner
York, Robert, teKehcr
Spink, William,
Burch
Billings, Chas.,
Surrougbs, M.,
Davison, Andre
Dow, Wm., san
Frary, (instead
Goodhue, Joscpl
Hurlburt, R., sh
Kelton, Aiden, (
Labric, P. A., gc
Lafleur, C. B., f
Archamhault, Ar
Chevallitr, Louis
Desprefi, K. Coui
D'Orvilliers, Pies
Gondron, Louis, i
Girard, Francis, i
Girard, Louis, joi
Bourke, FranoiK,
Daviw, Lcaia St ft
mnery
itore
licentcs
b factory
HROY.
T'
aad Farmers
STOCK
&Ui &Ui)
house
ichool
Wright, town
uty reeve ; J.
arch, Col. W.
!«0D, treasurer
SUMMBRVrLLE-SUTTON PLATa-ST. ADELE-St. AIME. 173
SUMMERVILLE.
(See Cakada Dirbctort, Page 405.)
Spink, William, general atore, vice N. S
Bureh
Addenda.
Summers, Williain, ahoomaker
SUTTON FLATS.
(Sbe Canada Directory, Page 406.)
u
Addenda and Errata.
Billlnge, Chas., saw mill
Surrougbs, M., joiner
Davison, Andrew, tailor
Dow, Wm., saw mill
Frary, (instead of Frany,) Asa, J.P.
Goodhue, Joseph, wheelwright
Hurlburt, R., shoemaker
Kelton, Aiden, chair maker
Kemp, Elijah, (instead of G.,) general
storr. saw mill and J.P.
Scofield, S., c'erk com. court
Squire, A. C, tanner and saddler
Squire, Silail'., juiner
Squire, Hirar.i, carpenter
Stevens, ^., tailor
ST. ADELE, 01' AbercromUe.
(See Canada Directory, Pack 364.)
Labric, P. A., general atore
Lafleur, C. fi., general store
Addenda.
I Villemure, J. B., notary public
ST. AIME.
(See Canada Directory, Page 364.)
\
Addenda.
Archamhault, Ambrose, smith
Chevalli£r, Louis, tanner
Desprefi, E. Couiilard, land Burveyor
D'OrvilJiera, Pierre, general atore
Gondron, Louis, shoemaker
Girard, Francici, wheelwright
Girard, Louis, joiner
hv:^^^*'^, ji;\ M., general store
Lel'>ir. .Joseph, smith
Letourneaa, Eustacho, shoemaker
Levasjeur, Antoine, tanher
Massue, C, A.
Pepic, Joseph, joiner
JDI8CONXINUED.
;-n.i
Bourkc, Ffanoip, whaeiwriglit
DavJN, Louis & Miehe)^ whesIwHghta
iDupras, Rev. l'.
Lebrin, J. B., she
Hhoeuiaker
ri
ill
W
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t ■
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.- ^H
1T4 ST. ANDRE WS-ST. ANICET~ST. ANNE DE LA PERADE.
ST. ANDREWS.
(See Canada Directory, Page 868.)
Addenda.
DtTit, NeIw)D. ngenl for the National Loan
Fund, Life, and Equitable, Fire, Aa-
aura nee Cumpaniea
Donovan, Ruben, innkeeper
Donovan, Jamea, mason
Dorin, Noel, bailiff
Durion, EJ,, tinsmiih
Dougall, John, carriage maker
Fauvel, dit Regraa. J. B,, carpenter
Fenner, ,Tohn, shoe sioro
Ouilbault, Adulphe, mason
Haahback, Geurge, bricklayer
Howard, Henry, notary
Hutwhins, liawley, auctioneer
Johnion, — , watchmaker
Kenipley, Henry, miller, and agent for
" Woodside'i Threshing Mills"
Lainse, Michel, ountracter
Larocquo, Jos., carpenter
Latreille, Hyacinthe, cooper
Laul, Jedodiah, contractor *
Limoget, Joseph, ahoe atore
Limogea, Jean, cooper
L'ickie, Mr*., dressmaker
McGregor, Miss Isabella, dreaamaker
MoMahon, James, bailiflf
Martin, James, carpenter
Meiklo. Tliomas, postmaster and general
atore
Paquet, Edward, carpenter
Ptiquet, Pierre, carpenter
Richards, Mrs., building lots for sate
Soulier, J. B.. mason
Slaekhousc, H. A., chair maker
Stewart, Hugh, temperance inn
Thibert, Chas , plasterer
Thibodeau, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic
Toomy, Edward, turner
Webster, Mrs., temperance inn
Yale, Miss, music teacher
Young St. McKinloy, Misses, milliners
REMOVEID,
Bain, Rev. Thus.
Bernier, Rev. S. A.
Coursol, G., notary
Davis, G. W., tanner
Davis, Mnses, notary
Fenner, Thornar, shoe atore
Forbes, Ciias., notary
DlSCONTmUEJJ BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Harrington, E., atore keeepr
Henderson, Dr.
McArthur, A. F., postmaster
McMartin, F., assistant poatmaater
Macdunald, A., notary
Roddcn, H., carriage maker
ST. ANICET.
(See Canada Directory, Page 366.)
Addenda.
n^aST-^'r: ^" u""" ' W cD onald, John, general atore and J. P.
Dumesnil GeogeH., notary, postmaster, McDonell, John, advocate, J. P., and com-
n «"d clerk of peace miaaioner of small causes
Dupuis, Augaatin, general store |
„ „ DISCONTINUED.
McBean, D., innkeeper
ST. ANNE DE LA PERADE. (Given anew.)
AViLLAOBPitaatrdontheRiverSt. Anne do la Pdrade, in the County of Charapl
I.. J!.. Distant fftm Quebec, 57 miles. Population of the parish, 2300.
List of Professions, Trades, &c. i
Arcand. Pierre grocer | Arcand, Frangiit, blaoknnilh
Auger, Miss fcl,«a, school teacher | Baribault, Narcisge, eariiige maker
8
Bigutf, Pierre, «l
Boehet, Aroablo
crown lui
Bareau, Lnuis,
Bureau, J. B., v
Curon, Maicel,
Carter, Henry,
Cbarest, Isld'>re
cuunnillo
Charest, Mnjnr
Dauth, Frangiiii
Daulb, A., 0!>rp
Dury, Capt. L'n
Duty, J. C, nuti
seieniory
Dapuia, Rev. L
UusabloD, Davi
Diisablun, Pri»q
Delurme, Louis,
Dubord, Narcist
Garneau, J. B.,
Garceao, Benjai
Hale, George C.
Herrcnt, Antoir
Hamclin, Olivie
Hamelin, M,, ei
Haraelin, Lieutc
Jaulin, Xavier, <
Bellemare, Joiep
Boucher, D6iit6
Desaulniers, Lt
and J. P.
Gefirard, Calexi
Grant, &, gencr
Bellenaare, Paul,
Oelinas, Joseph,
Herouz, Major (
Present populatii
Town Counc
Thmas
Denis
Tbomt
tADE.
ST. ANNE DE YAMACHlCHE-ST. CATHERINES.
ITS
Ireiimaker
ter and general
r
It! for sale
naker
e inn
an Catholic
1 inn
M, milliners
SD.
)r
er
stmaster
store and J. P.
, J. P., and com.
luses
lew.)
' of Champlain
lith
[e maker
Bieu4, Pierre, shucmnker
Bociiei. Amablu, J. P., land survojor, and
crown lunds neont
Bureau, Lmiis, bHiliif and saddler
Bureau, J. B., wheelwright
Caron, Maicel, inaron
Carter, Henry, iM.D.
CharesI, Isid'*re, lieotenant, landlord and
councillor
Cliareai, Mxjor Antoine
Dsulh, fVangiiia, saw mill agent
Daulb, A., carpenter, tnd cabinet maker
Dury, Cupt. L'>uis, notary
Dury, J. C., notary public and agent fur tlio
seisniory
Oapuis, Hov. L. A., Romnn Catholic
DussbloD, David, ahoemnker
Diisablun, Pri»quo, shoemaker
Delorme, Louis, wheelwright
Dubord, Nnrcisse, boat builder
Garneau, J. B., M.D.
Garceaii, Benjamin, tanner
Hale, George C, landlord
Herrcns, Antoinr, com. orsmallea uses
Hamelin, Olivier, blacksmith
Hameiin, M,, carpenter
Hamelin, Lieutenant N.
Jaulin, Xavier, carpenter ^
Liflbolio, CHptain Louis, J. P.
Lnfl6^hc, Uiviil, J, P., Hucreiary and treas
Laiiouoilc, Nnicisiie, Lieutenant
Lanoucltr, Uldnric, baker and stage huusa
L'liiotioito, EnF^br-, grocer and dry goods
Mdilint, J. O, general store and steam mill
IVtdthot, J. S.f posiinabtcr
M'lroiiiie, Frangoip, gmoral store
Marcoitc, Olivi r, niilli-r
Marciittr, Jocqucs L , miller
MayrHnd, Aniuine, ficneral store
IMHyrani', FrHngois, bout builder
Md^reiU', Olisijr, general tiore and atage
h Hfc
M^^hoi, Mi«8 Julie, fclinol teacher
NichiilH, M'» P , school teacher
Perraiili, Isidore, painter and clerk of com*
niii^n'oncrs court ^
Rouleau, Miss Mathilde, school teacher
RousscHU, Albert, carpenter
Ross, captain George Mcintosh, councillor
and com. or small causes
Roy, Xavier, dry notids
■St. Cyr, I). N., school master
•Si. Cyr, Xavier, Imai builder
St. Laurcni, Isidore, blacksmith
St. Laurent. FrMncoi<>, bluchnmith
Trudfelle, Auguste, notary public
ST. ANNE DE YAMACHICHE.
(Sjcs Canada Dirgctory, Page 368.)
Addenda and Errata.
Bellemare, Joseph, general store
Boucher, D^sii^i, general store
Desaulniers, Louis Leon Lesieur, M.
and J. P.
GeSrard, Caleste, bailiff
Gratit, &, general atore
D.
Hart, Abraham, (inatead of Aaron), fen"
ral store
Hubert, Putrus, notary and postmaster
Lacerie, CM, M. D. and J. P.
IjHCcrte, Charles, comr. of small causti
Lesieur, Major Charles . ,
DISCONTINUED.
Bellensare, Paul, boarding hoi'se
Gelinas, Joseph, J. P.
Heroux, Major Calexte
.Lacerte, Captain Pierre
Page, Francis, miller
Richer, Modcste, as poatmaster only
' ST. CATHERINES, C.W.
(See Canada DrHECTonv, Page 370.)
Present population, over 5,000, and rapidly increasing.
Addenda.
Tqwn Council, — Elias S. Adams, mayor : Jame!i R- Bensc-;i-. P^ HflynfS*
Tboinas Tower, Calvin Phelps, Richard Coilyer, Louis Shickelune>
Denis O'Leary, John Connors, cotmcillors ; Hiram Slate, clerk}
Thomas Helliwell, treasurer. ^
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179
ST. CATHflRINES.
Public Officers, (Addenda.)
, Adams, Thomas, surveyor of customs
Lamb, James, clerk and landing waiter of customs
Woodruff, S.. engineer in charge of canal
Banki, Aasnranoe Companies, &o., (Addenda.)
Canada Western Fire and Marine, Provincial Mutual and General, Hartford
Protection and ^Etna Insurance Go's, D. C. Haynes, agent, Ontario si
Church of England Life Assurance Co., George Rykert, agent, St. Paul st
Colonial Life Assurance Company, H. Connolly, agent, St. Paul st
National Loan Fcjnd, Life and Equitable, Fire Assurance Go's, T. L. Hel-
liwell, agent, St. Paul st
Ontario Fire and Marine Ass. Co., T. L. Helliwell, agent, St. Paul st
MoNTREAi, Telegraph Co., J. R. Boyd, agent, St. Paul st
Si. Catherines Reading Room, Robert Paterson, librarian, Ontario st
Alphabetical Addenda.
Boles, William, merchant tailor and clothier, St. Paul st
Brow.nlee, William, baker and general grocer, St. Paul st
Brouse, C. a., chemist, druggist and apothecary, St. Paul st
Brown, W. H., general express office, Ontario st
Brown, Thomas, American hotel and general stage house, St. Paul st
Constitutional, The, newspaper, J. Richardson, editor and proprietor, . St.
Dennison, George, coach and carriage trimmer, Court .st
Fitzgerald, Richard, grocer and, general merchant, St. Paul st
Fletcher, T., tin, sheet iron, and copper warehouse, St. Paul st
Fowlie, R. S., general commission merchant, St. Paul st
Grant, William, general printing office, St. Paul st
Franklin, Robert, junr., wholesale and retail grocery store, St. Paul st
Hamilton, Alex. C, barrister and attomey-at-law, St. Paul st
gUBBARD, W. F.j^irincipal of the Grantham academy, Academy st
Hudson, Mrs., millinery and dressmaking establishment, St. Paul st
Kein, Edmund, St. Catherines house, hotel & general stage house, Oniario st
Mathews, A. L., watch and clock maker and jeweller, St. Paul st
Paffard, F., chemist, druggist and apothecary, St. Paul st
Parnall, George, tanner and finding store, St. Paul st,, in addition to
former address
Parsons, Frederick, watchmaker and jeweller, McGuire's brick block, St.
Paul St., in additi fi to former address
Fettee, J. H., surgeon dentisi, St. Paul st
Samson, George, farming implement and chain pump manufacturer, James st
bMiTH, George, coach, carriage &. sleigh builder, corner of James & King sts
hMiTH & Blain, general merchants, wholesale and retail, St. Paul st
St. John, A. S., conveyancer, St. Paul st
Thompson, William, saloon keeper, St. Paul st. Refreshments promptly
lurunshed at all times.
Walker. John, bookbinder, St, Paul si=. executes all degcriptions ofbindin''
m the best style, on moderate terms. ' "
Yale, C, iron foundry, Ontario'st., and tin warehouse, St. Paul st
Amierion. John,
fiiiiii, Mn.. groc
Berry, P., secon
Bolei, Alexr , di
Doyle, Wm., bi
Bruderick, J., ti
Bull, Rer. Mr.,
Buns Rer. Mr
Ccllcyham, H.,
Cljde, John, bu
Clow, VVillinm,
Cliyiey, F., g'0(
Collier, R. & H
Collier, E., gro(
Cro««, Dr. Luth
Dolaon, Samuel
Donaldaoii, Jam
Duggan, Jatnes,
Dunnelt, VVm ,
Dunsenly, Mmi
Dynes, V., groc
Eccles, Lauder
Paul at
Exsmitb, M., ir
Fletcher. T., tii
Fleck. Jiimes, ci
Forbes, G., I f
Foster, K., innh
Fraaer, Misses,
Fraser, Drew &
Paul at
Gibson, A-.smi
Goslin, J , itroci
Grant, Mrs. gr
Greeiileaf. Dr.,
Hagnn, Mrc, gi
Hannell. J&mes
Hardy. Thomas
Harvey. Oscar,
Harvey, A., aa(
Hetfeim, (iriatea
ing; mills
Hinman. F H.,
Hooroid, Mri'.
House, Mri)., ti
Humphrey, L.
Hurd, C R, W
Jones, p., smitt
Kelly, Mre.;dn
Ki*«tt, M., gro
Ucy, J., Wigs
Adams, Elias •
Borkir, James,
Bell, Lach'an,
Brewer &. Hen
Bro«vn, G- R.,
Buchanan, San
Bunlin & Hart
Simting. Thonr
Cossett &. Brot
Dadsoii, S.. hai
Day, L«iTi*, sh
St. CATHtl^INES.
/.<!
It;
ral, Hartford,
It, Ontario tt
t. Paul at
8t
8, T. L. Hel-
t. Faal St
>8t
lUl St
oprieior, , St.
Paul St
St
t
, Oniario st
t
addition to
: block, St.
;r, Janies st
& King sts
I promptly
i cf.binuing
Anilerton. John, hvhci 4^j UiUs, Oiilarip iit !
Biiiii, Mrs. grocer, ^it.PaiiUl ' j
Berry, P., iecotid hii'iu)^ cl»l iiig, ^| Paiil st
Boles, Aleir , dittille;>y, Yutei ^t {
Boyle, Wm., biicklayer, Coiiri tt ' |
Broderick, J., tailor, ^t. Paiil st |
Bull, Rev. Mr., Church ol England i
Bu'ns Rer. Mr.. Weslryun !
Ccllcyham, H., marble worki, William »i j
Clyde, John, builder, K'ng tt ^ • v
Ciotr, VVillinm, lalooii, Ontario «t
Cluney, F., Jfiocer, St. Pauf Bt ''
Collier, R. & H., law mills. &c., on the canal
Collier, E.. grocer, St. Paul st ,
Cross, Dr. Luther, to King st /iJl! Jl
Dolson, Samuel, otTpenter, Kingal "
Donaldson, Jamep, shoe store, Ontario »t
Duggan, James, builder, Wellington at
Dunnett, Wm , sash Taciory, King st ■■■'.
Dunsenly, JEmilius, teacher, St. Paul <t
Dynes, V., grncer, Ontiirio st
Eccles, Lauder tt Currier, barristers, tte,, SI.
Paul st
Exsmilb, M., innkeeper, St P<tu| st • L'i'r-
Fletcher. T., tinsmith, St Paul st
Fleck. Jiimes, cooper, Wellington st ^in ii i:
Forbes, G., I vrv stables, Gnuirio st *
Foster, R., innkeeper, James st
Fraser, Misses, m lliners, St. PauV,st^^ r. ,. ,
Fraser, Drew & Chapin, marble w6rks,'St.'
Paufst • >
Gibson, A., smith, St. Paul st '' ,ytfi>yj.
Goslin, J , groter, St. Paul st ' ,:',iiAoi-h';
Grant, Mrs., grocer, St. PnuVst'^f'^'M
Greenleaf, Dr., physician, Kin^st
HaganjMri'., grocer, St. Paul si 'n ,
Hannell. James, grAter. St. Paul st < •
Hnrdy. Thomas, capmaker, St. Paul st!
Har*ey, Oscar, live»y stable, St. Pauiai
HaiTey, A., saddler, to Queen st '
Helfcrm, (instead tirHpllems) C. W., (dan*
ing mills, Qeni'vast
Hinman, F H., saddler, OiUnrio at ^
Hoofoid, Mrs., grocer, St. Paul st
House, Mrs., tin shop, St. Pnul st
Humphrey, L. S.. railro.id agent, St. Paul st
Hurd, C. R| wati'hm ker, St. Paul at
Jones, p., smith, St. Paul st
Kelly, !V1r8.;<lreS9muker, St. Panl st
Kiv«tt,M., grocer, St. Paul' St.
Lacy, J., Waggon^ maker
Leavenworth, H., printing office, Ontario at
Lepper, P .^ov^r, King st
Lyons, Jor . 'nilh, Ontario st ' ' ', ','
McCariy. Juniei, grocer, Onlarto'ii'V*!^
McCoriy, Michael, farrier. Oniario at *^
McClure. R ». Mr., Church of Scotland '^
McDonald. F., ^;rocer, St. Poul st
McGowun, C.. groc< r. St. Paul st
AlBi»iii, P., grocer. St. Paul st
■Mfchirte, E , innkeeper, St. Paul st
>Icrrigold Wm., conveyancer, Ontario st
Rlortn, John, grocer. St. Paul st
Murr»y. Mrs., grocer, St. P ul st
Murray. Mrs., millinr r, St. Paul st
Neill, Robert, grocer, St. Paul st
O'Donnell, Daniel, painter, Ontario at '«< A
O'Harai J., snnilh, St. Psul st 'I
Pre t, J., provision store, St. Paul st > >'i^
Raymond, Dr. F., to JSt. Paul st vnf !
Raymond, Mrs., eonfectioner, St. Paul at
Heyn' Ids, B., grocer. St. Paul st
Riley, Hy , grocer, King st
Riley, Wm.. barber, St Paul st
Rubinson, S., bowling saloon. Queen st
Robin-on, James, puinter. St. Paul st
Ryan, John, grocer, St. Paul st
S<txon. J. S, solicitor, St- Paul M
Saint Catherines Journal, Thomaa Thorpe,
Ontario st
Scott, C, bootmaker. St. Paul st
Seaman, israel. niashioist,'to AcadeBJ at
Sbaw. Thomas, draper, ^.<Paul st
iiniveley, M , lurniluro shop, St. Faili
•iretii .. ..'■ •,'. ,,. ,.,0,;;
Sfin«on. John, innkeepor, JsMe»«|jn sitCJ
St. Jhn. S. L , grocer, bt. Paul 4 . G
Standoii, Thomas, grocer, 6t.PajBlai<r
Sunl y, John, grocer, St. PanJ st , .Ci
Tuite. P., grocer. SU Paula! . .. .„.,,,:orT
Veiich, J , baker. St. Paul H •,! .1, . „ i<l
Wand, (instead of Ward) G«:>grOe^r« St.
Paul st ■•!>■,{,. 1 ^
Ward, Mrs., miIIiner>St. Paulsli ., iul
Welcli, R., tailor, St. Paul at .„i^<,'i
Woodruff, (Inte Woodruff & KUkpatrkk)
dry goodsj St. Paul st
Wright, G., dry goods, tk Paula|,,b,d
Wright, George, painter. St, Pa.iil.iMii,,:.t
Wright, James, smiih. St. P<tni at
Wright. John, bootiB%licr»St,il?|iiAal ,
■) M 111 -i .' :' . -M^n.-,; ,,•■>> ,6jjel'j(VA I
,(i
REI^OVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS OR DECEASED.
Adams, Elias S., J. P.
Barkir, James, storekeeper ,
Bell, Lachlan, insurance agent '
Brewer &. Henry, cloth Tactory
Brown. G. R.. hotel }t«j^t } / "/ M(«
Buchanan, .Samuel, ianhar '" *
Buntin & Harvey, taoniirs '
Qtiuiing. inotoas, 4dnri6r
Cossett & Brothers, fanning mills
Dadson. S., halter ..aSAtlli hlW
Day, Latvia, shoe ahop ," , ^ . ,
I Ditirick, George, hotel l(eaper
j Felton, L , saloon , '
' Gilbert, John, auctioneer
I Harrison, Dr., dentist
■^ ( Journqrman'a Shoe Store
T Mrty, Wm.,lfetel keeper
I Mail, the Woek y, newspiifier
i ?.tc.4rtr.ur, Jiibn, store kcepriT
t Montreal Shoe Store
Q^.-iO'Laary, Denis, innkeepar
T faliner, Joaeph, amitb
II
ri
m
n^
8T DAVIDjJ-ST. fiij.ST.kOliB-fir. FtJLIX DE VALOlti.
WcJtet fe Wiitkin, relict
Price, Ker. Mr
ory
Robinjon, S., Innkeeper ' „
Shaijkliii, Rer. R. .^lu. i-tr
'« .Ui/I .()f
• U (iir.'l
Strong, J. W., btfobflller
Stt»«n»on, J. 0., bgrriiler
Stocking, Jared, g^oi-er
Sweeney, Daniel, aforekeepcr
Tinto, Patrick, grocer
1 J
H .If! Br;
'l*U('fl<l .11 .lit ,
St* DAVIDS, C.W.
„, , (S^iP.fi*ir*i?A, Directory, Paob 3(79.)
>« '>a>H.,)ii ,r*;r>-(% . «iM ,y •■■I, . '
!»iy.i'I j«.i,a(nn.j,ri,J|'(i Addenda. .'?.!.<7<nj< . 1
Abba, Aer. Oeoigc^ epiMuptl liKthodlst
DuuihwBiio, Ohnriefl, talhw obuiidler
Dunn, Jnmet & Lullicr. cttipeotcts
Harvey, Thomas, miller and tanner, (in
ate«4 of tn»n»k«cpej') !;,,<,..,:;
... ..M . ."■/-■
■ii.v!
MeCherry, JaroiM' amilii
Morion, Jolin, leaoher
Seoord, Neil, temperance inn
Spar <, Robeit, t loper
Woodrotr, Jamea, miller y,. ||
'«iii? (micof!
• i/i .i-jii-.
• ' iS T':'..:.'X-'^. ST. EUSTACHE;
# (J»'l"i> :'. (^*| ^^^'A^A Directory, Page 381.)
I
"'''"iaifsnda and Errata.
AMMn^ ThdnMiv'innktslMr
Addiiop, R.y bMCher
*oiJcti*rd. pinrlM, Hiillw
Bobeaon, William, bkokamilii
Champin) €;,' baker ' ^''i -"^'oi, ,i v ,yc
Dion, U, tinamithi I'l? .J =H nrf-l jg
Dolbe<^ GliKrles, mayor "iiw.r .
Douz, J. Bii cbntDniMioner^orMiaU oausea
Dorion, J , kafcerltid baij|ff<s . i
Dunn, John, UJUor -J d , !
'Fe«0, S,;:Jaad ^nrfeyor- ^jr.-s m. '
Ferrier, T., teacher M i.i.i'7
Foisy, JVi biackaMiih' Um ..cm . ,1
Forbes, Mile, intffinfep 'r/, H . -
t'rellv'lf;,iAiiii!ihaker *
Gareau, L., eommistioDer of nnbll causes
Gedeoif, t,,,' carriogw maker
GlobMiJrftyj (Insteadof Giobenski). F. £.,
;ndttlT>, &c.. .. .;;.;,, ■J.v..'*
i^tifdm.iBltL., M.D. • ' '
Laviolelte, F., innkeeper, (inetead of store.
keeper)
II ( „
, i:i;;iMii , A ,r,>f.i
»• ■■( ,1 ,IIJ«»iM ,T •
Leclaire, H., earriage tnak#i
Lefevre, B., biacktmith , , ,
Mackay, 8., sen., notary public '
Mitchell, David, poatmaater and temper.
anae hotel ii.^iQ i ,
Millair, D, aboemaker < ■ ;,
Ouimette, L, earriage malicf; ' ii,','„ ,,.i:
Paqoet, J., blaoksroith . ^'^,
Poaiin, T., tinsmith ,,q ^j/
Pay med, J., butcher t , ,.
Proulx, dit Clement, J. B„ general store
Robin, D., general aturo
Rodgera, A.^ innkeeper i
Scott, Rey. Wra., Freaby tetian ,
Todd, A., blackamith
TIaon, Praneia, bailiff
Vanie, Pierre, carriage maker
Walker, John, teachor . i. ,
Municipal GouNciLt«*-Ci. boibec, mayuri
L. Ouimet. J. BehUr, J. Du^n, P.
Vanie, F. FaquJR, J. Teijisie, «eun-
cillora
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS Oit'lJEC
Dorion, S., M.D. „;^.^j . j ,,,.,, I Marier, Joeeph, miller
Laurier, Moiee, M»».-.i,n .<■ ;<h, ,,-u«i;,. i I Newell. D„ ihfakeeper .
Bedard, Elie, general itoi-i^
'•:t)H ./i iTf.'Mii
,<SV«.. Caha»a Directorv, Fags Wl»>' ,'.u'L i Jtiiiw.^
'i'jm*. -i:!-,"!. -f?^^^ «""l Errata. i3;<«ii ..« .'.■xth.Q
;:?',nSr. FEIilX DE VALOISi'^
I Connor, Captain TMlif " "'•» i T''<1
I
Llli
Conia, Edwrard
Crepeau. Maiii
dork of
Lepieier, Alexii
L'Hcurciit, Loi
commiiia
?ig6, Edmund,
I'aradjp, Hilairo
Bellecour, Rev.
C>"irch
Courohai.ie, Ed
Contu &, Roj , I
Darjr, Michel, i
Dauplaiae, Pmic
Gill, Louip, mil]
Gill, Capt, Ignj
0'8an.Jieiiiine,
■ ' ProteetM
Aub6, Marcel, J
Buipel. Mrs., h"
Jolivet, Capt. J
maater,^
Label, Charic*, '
Labrecque, Pruc
Morin, Augustii
Bacquet, Capt. .
Bernard, F. X.,
Dallaire, Lb., aa
Deslangea, Phili
;ii(
Leeleie, J. C. K
Mount, John W
Mount, Phillip,
clerk of court
Bil«c^,''Dr. Joh
Delfaine, Capt. 1
LOld.
, 'li'f f.
t
iper
1
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•Ji|( . t
inn
»e !').. .
I) I
<"i , jl , f > ni'!
ublic
icr and tiemper.
general ■(ore
•WI;. .
.■•.!l^
f
IW ■ > .b inil
!)oill«c, majror;
ir, J. Ou9n, P.
. Teiwje, ceun-
i.,J ^.;f.
[ ."' .nwf.iSF
.^. MihM
sir; 3 I ,TR<1
JJ.
ST. FUANCOIS DU LAC— ST. OEHVAib-ST. HENRI.
179
Conta, Edirard, mill owner and eounoillor
-' — ^^ li ft la -
lille.
-ms
N. f . and
Crepeau, Maxinw, (KHj^malcr,
dork or the peace, ate
Lepleier, Alexie, mill oirner and ci uneill<<f
L'tleureiit, Loon.MiMtcii iofjueepl) )M.1>.,
coriiinipiionor uf •mall cauiij)
P«g^, Edmund, bailiff t
Paradi», Hilairo, bailiff
Piob4, Camille, notary
Plant's l!4>«a<Mt, Kluxtipaker
Rbhd, Jamet,- J. P., oommi>ii ner of imall
CPiiMs, inill owner apd g^qe^^ftv^o
Head, L(:\«i*,gcn«ral iturf • ,i, ,,, .,'^
Kead. John, iron founder
KobilUrd, JuMpli, baker
Tciiier, Jeaii B.« butobtr
' 'I .* *" *a''J'-tii ,(i ;(b O ^■y•%^\U^^.
in ' J •Irrot) J, 19 diuA
ST. FRANCOIS DU 1^^^::^^:^^ ' ^'''
(Sxjc Canada Directory, Page 382.)' i>«",'»f' vM
'On ,« i.u
Addenda
Ballecour, Kev. 0., vicaire, UoniaojCattioIjc
C>"irch ? '':] i\
Courcbai.:e, Edivard, caplaiu of mili^%^ ,
Contu &. Roj , (general itore
Darjr, Michel, miller and- ■ill owner
Dauplaiie, Puical, saw mill owner
Gill, Louip, mill owner
Gill, Capt. Ignace, postmaBter and J. T.
O'SunJieii.ine, Rev. Peter Paul, InidiaM
' • ' ' rrotiitant minietar ■ ' I 'j v , i . ) :>
■ ijmi
tl
ij
Portneuf, Ijjnucc, ler. grand Indian chief
Portbouf, Ignace, Jan.. general itore
Ron, Amable, millwright
' Paqneile, WpltaH, eaw mill owner
Parent, Vital. baili«, . .i^ijMw.i.i
Kaacony, Joieph, grocery and balcer
Tetreau, Paical, aaw m II owner
Tahamante, Joachine, grocery atore
Tnvarejr, Aluxia; bailiff : ■>] ,'fj,ni«I
; Waaio, Jean B.» g«nar§l atore \ x ^ „j,jj
• U.i- 'iO — . ,l lj.'i|i)tf .X
» . '• -fVi : rilisi
•'^ f' §T. GERVAIS.
fSiE Canada Directobt, Pagb 383.), n .y .,i / ,.„^»af|
'■' ' ' ''Jl ,11/1'. fit. '.^u
Aubl, Maroel, J.P. and com. of S<C.
Buipel. Mr>., t)oarding hoato
Jolivet, Capt. Joieph, g;enemi itord, pjst
maeter, &c • ^■« '; .i;*
Label, Charlo?, M. D. '
Labrecque. Prudent, general atore
Morin, Auguatin, millwright
Bacquet, Capt. J. B.
Bernard, F. X., miller
Dallaire, La., aaw mill
Dealangea, Philip, atore k^ar
Addenda.
Pouliot, llev. Pa8cbal„Rc«l9n Cttbo^, ,
Rouleau, Capt. Edwd.,I.P/^|D)iU «i«rflfiE(
Roy, Jean, miller Mii\:u\\
Talbot, Qervaia, mill owner /, .s„tc.|
Tangaay, George, echool inspcctojt,- ■' ^r^l
Thibodeau, La., general atore ^ ,
^4>,ISC0NTIN17ED. ■ ■'•' ■ -tH •■ -^ •;.'• iwifg'.) aJ
I Gp|«i«n, Lt..Col., Nip., ''Ir?*'"' • If
LaSgne, S., atore ke'ip«r """7' '"'•«
,.,...] -Turpn,Lt..Col.,N. P. -°'"
^^ .: ^n ,.J .•liiiOiJifif'aiA
ST. HENRI, de Mascouchei"^'^'-^ »"« '-".v)
(Sm Canada Dirkctory, Page 385.),8j„i ^ ;„,o ,,);i,„a
'-'•*'=•".<■::•■■" .ni»,:t.idA ,,.■ id
Addenda. — ..-.-.:
Leelere, J. C. M.,notaiai.lO<, i'iiO^'
Mount, John Wm.^ I^I.D.
Mount, Phillip, |*DBtiiitater, mayor and
clerk of court of S.C.
Baxto«;'!)T. John '''■". 5^ -'"• I Delfause, Mich^J, pleik ,.^1 jsia„A
Delfaoie,C«pt.B., X-f'^if'' „ I DelWfl,A»ft«"W!, WJWf,-.h.„:) ;„i,„a
yPangfifin, Mqia. John, seignior, J.P, and
doni.bfS.C,
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S.C.
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]!?l J.'i"au" r'tf **?L!r" ?•"/** 2''"'™ "'" '"""^ '" "*• Soif nlory of Roliiriio. Count,
or Roufillfl. C. B.-.di«tini from Montrtal, by R.iltriiy, SU mikt-miMlfmHih^.
Lilt Of FrowMions. Trades, &0. Xi^.! .,ihr!
Campbell, Major, T.E., seignior, and grist mills ' ''"" < ""'■''
Anther & Ooul.,l.i.nncri t IVlHrli... F-lix. cHrpenter
C««ip,Ro»^r..R..m«2CalhoM« , : .Kubiuii;«. E. N.. nfrtary
G.mif*Ji"Jf.'; """'*" sTjacq...,. Goilfumo; general de.Ier .na
Gonlei, Ejr .iwi, cooper Hi-K-iithkc'
H.™i'"iP.r'*'' "'P""'!,' ' '^•"q"". I*'"""-", Po.1 master and agent
Htnel, Loaia, aurs«ry.g«rdaer t «f Si. Lawr. & All. R. R. Company
•n -w s^r-;^ :;;r:L ST. HYACfNTHE. :^' ■;:'-■"
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Railroait faro to MonlMal. In Cl«ii|, St. 9d. . 3nd Clan. 8«. «. "!;'^ •'^';" -?, "=
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Addenda and i^irata.
.1
Prince, Right Rev. J. C, Roman Cathpli© Bishop of St. HyaclntHij
Rer. J. Z. Jleiltler, arch.priedt ; Rev. S. Gravelle, archdeaiji^i Itev^ L
Z. Moreau, secretary ; Revs. G. F. Chevrefils, W. Halley, chap
lams ; Rer. L. Gariepy, under secretary.
BoatiUisr, Dr. T., ptiyaioian and abandon
Oelomw, Louiv, (jnalead of Jamep, advocate
DMprea, C. L. R. (inatead wr G. L. R.),
poatmaster, dco
lait, H., (late Ducloa & Dcsaanlt,) njc
factory
Lus.^^n & Masre, general ttore
Lupien, S., baker
MoGanr^'lV, cMttral >tore
Oetiftate^ A.< jwih, eonfectioner
FarqMiar, P^ W., ttmperinea liqui , , ,i
Lvframbojae, Maurice, ad«nea(e -.L ,vi ;>
Laraaa & Chafnmi, general ftoM .h ''. '
Leelere, O. S., M. £>, ehetniit, dtuggitit,
and apoihacary
Leelere, C. A. N., advooale
Le Courier de St. Hvncinthe, Guitlj^ & do
Grandpr^, publiflhera
Mareheaaault, Rer. Qodfrbi; ViHilAMd 'of
Arebambaalt, L., notary
Cliadeey, N. G., innkeeper
Murin, M., irniperance hotel
Maoauley, W., atorekeepcr, (instead of
watchmaker)
PHjeati^ Angele, .'in«tead of Eli), innkeeper
PhiIIiiu, M., wiiie and <n|rit tfofe
Renaud, G«)drfql, tnwp and police f»i*t)tec-
tor, in addition
Sicotte, L. v.. advoo«le and M. P. P. for
the GouQly
Unsworib, JdpcF, agpnt S:, tiwrehce ^nd
Atluniic Railroad' "' '
Wdodhouae, Joahua, wine and apirit alorc,
in addition -j .t. ...j^u ,,„.,..
''•'".■X.'| ,l,nn^
DISCONTINUED , ' '■' ■"'"S-.^.l y^^^\».\i^(
1 iVIcCormick,'#fciViiioi^ke*^r*" '
.McCiy, John, buokaeller
Cret ier. Rev. Edouard ,.,.„-, ,.Vf j , .O'Learv. Dr.
Wyerp. Rer. lal. • .'-'^'ff ' jf ^oCT; H*. ,.w„ clerk, d.o
Deedit., Of ide, notary •<( a da'} , vjro-; ) , i , Bulber la«», P., & Co., atorekeepers
Dion, Abiabain, carriage maker ..„ '
-W^
' ■■'"'"'" ^\:S7'. JEAN PORT J0LI...c.,.5,.„a ,,,,,„
.fl..n !.,u «v>:. :«..,(g,|g Canada Diheotorv, Paqb tWi);'''/,',,- J,''''!;,^;'
Anelet, Joaeph, generak atore'
Addtnda and £crata.
•. lo
• ■■■^■w"f ^^^"'wi-BBj KWB«wa«>a ^»»«aw -^ •
Carrier, Cbarlea, intniHiipaTeonrtcin<lv''>'
Daejardins. Louie Roy, dit, general itore
Dural, Loiiia Z., notary y^Hm^^xjM (he
seigniory <i . ' n ,
Fraier, Lieut.-Colonel Simon, notary
Mirille, Nareit
caiiaes
Parent, (instead
SirvATBD io the
Danii, (instead
Duchcfnaull, \\
Lsrocque, Dr L
Filiairault, J.,n
Aitoa, Jh saddl
B^cliard, T.. tn
Bitaett. James,
Roire, L.,joinei
Da«id«iQ, Rav;,
Daniel, — , bote
Deliale. Dr, Me
Diipunt„,Chf(li
mau; &i
Eiinhari, Jaa , i
Filsgibbon, J.,
Flowers, J. M.,
French, Geo, r
Gabouria, her.
by St
Garant, 'L.,.eat
Gillespie &, »)K
Hibbard, J,, ba
Onint at
Hibbard, Chari<
Kennedy* D., fa
Lafleiir, j., whi
Lay, Miw, mill
Koight, J., shw
Allan, James, i
Aroouet, — , bii
Bainborougit, J
Brais, Ker. A.
Buteher, Mr, b
Cuulombe, Lou
Coote, Wiifi,, Hi
DenieraT, r. \j
Gidso, fi, v., ^
Haensel, Rer. !
Landel, M. & <
JOLI.
♦ ■IT r »^*
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8T. JRROMB^ST. JilHN'S.
Mil
ttvvllio, Count;
, ill»!.iii ,
imilh
!neral decter anu
iRxler and agent
K. R. Cumpanr
.''■*)( , r,I,, ); ' ,'i
>'A /'iiKi: :.
,y(Jl J, |i!,T ■
,i'IJ M ,V ■;..■.
|»«'t .MHiilqiiBi
■' ^'i'lnl ,!!,;■
ion ; Kev. L.
Halley, chap-
1 store
)T, (instead r/f
Eli), innkeeper
putiqe i'(i*j>tee-
d M. P. P. for
j!.tw|«rtee tnd
ind tpirit aturr,
r.'l,i„.r
-'^'l ,-<1l»tiJi,(.i
pot'"'
icepers
'ifli I, ,UiuoS'
ill'J ,V,'...lr
-ll.) ..- ,
l^ienll^f the
1, notary
Miville. Naroii«e, eommifaiontr of •mall
cauaei
Parant, (mstekd uf Pkr»iit), Re^. Louh
Peiletier, N. S., iioiaij and clerk cominia*
aioner* euurt
>i:::'ii
ST. JEROME.
(Sbb Oanada Dikrctory, Page 390.)
SiTVATBD ib (he Courtty of Tcrrebunne, C. C— ^.iidant from Montreal, 36 miiM.
^ . ' ' Addenda and Errata.
Danfi, (inatead 6f C*<H*), CafH«in Moiito i LxVrtl'cr, A. B., poelmatler
Ducheanaull, H.. ifenferal aloro ^ Larocquc, Uideon, deputy ppilinaaUr
Larucque, Dr L. E., J., P. i
,»A DISCONTINUED.
Filiatrault, J., notary ' | Ldiizwi, 0, poatrtfcalw
ST. JOHNS, or Dorchester.
(Sbc Canada Diuectory, Paok 391.)
Asto«« Jn a»(WI«r» FfoniM
B^cliard, T.. irtdflr in iraia, &«., Jamoast
Biaaett. Jamef, Krocer, &,c., Front at
Boire, L., joiner. &o.. Charli-a at
Davidaiiii, RA»^ll«tM*«t« L0f«*eu|l,'a| s
Daniel. — , biiteher, MeCuinming >t
Deliale. Dr, MeCunmine at
Dupont,: Chfxl^ m|inMra<;tuicr of raoning
mlUi a[c..<4f^ca at
Esinhart, Jaa , auctioneer. McCumming Bt
Filigibbon, J., cooper^ MoCunnnintr "t
Flowera, J. M., {fader in ftaiit, &e , Front at
French. Geo., :nillroa>l clerk, Longrueuil at
Gabouri*. Rer. Mr. ItonUn Citliiolic, Bus-
by at
Garant, L.,.eabin*t laakei, MarkM Jt^ri
Gilleapie &, Hwile. potterr, PHrtitiMi>*(<
Hibbard. J., bailiil Mid eriaroreirAuit eonrt,
Grant at
Hibkard, Charlea. bailiff, Buaby at
Kennedy, D., hotel keeper, Front at
Lafleur. J.^ wkeelwriitht, &o., Jamea at
Lay, Miip, milliner. Front st . /
Koight, J., alioamaker, UeOtiinniiaf at,
Addenda.
Langelier, t, X. & Cd.j, general ator«.
Front at ■
Lewia, D L , agent Tor United Statea
Mntiial In-urance Cii., Front at
LfltideH J> E-. trader in (train, &o^ James st
Luc, ~, »ilNge crier, Bu»by at '
i>lcpiinn>flr& Co., ahoemakers, Front si
Mftcdoniild &, Cliarleton, dry goodi*, &c..
Front at
MeOinr)ie, R. B., asent of Iba ^igniar of
Long icu I, Buaby it
ommingat
_ueuil
airecl
I M iciiiin & Hazcn, dry gnori^ &c,, PrOntat
Mmdoux, — , coiiper, Market tq
Proux it, Faquettc, tiniinlih% Franl kt
Stephen*, Mrs, inffliner. Frgn( at
Tilux, M., bittcktmith, Front «t
Wall ngford, — , innkeeper. Front at
V/aywuud, T., market clerk. Market sq
Wheeler. E., innkeeper, McCOrominget
! Wilson, D., trader irt grain, produce, &c..
Front at
I Wight, Dr Robert, James st
MeGtv'rp, l>, railii^i^ agent, McCommir
McGuire,Tt, jrailrpad conductor, I^ngu
M
if)
•rtfligii
flBJ^yiBD, OB P|590N,T»N"ED BUSJNl^SS.
Allan, James, dry go<»4a' „ ^ [' McVicar, Wm, ihAkeeper
Aroouet, —, botcher '•'• ' '^-i .fJlOT );<pi<March8nd, L-miSfOpronor
Bainborough, John, painter !HM,l yn i.fc • Moreau, Dr M.
Br.ls.Ref. A. J NoU '"-•--
Buteher, Mr, barrack maater
Coulonibe, Louis, tinsmith
Coote. Wm„ Wrwittlcr
•;.<n1 iat-liiil
l-;.^-:'!
Uemcrav, r. \j , 3:!7:~aic
• 11 I ,l/;i'U
G»d«>. K V.,fl*^erttak«l'V'^ ,v^^.,^im■,^
Haensel, Ret. Mr', - '' ■«'->i'i'""«<"J
Undal, M. & J., dry gdddi "«J '> ' • '
Charles, dry' good*
r , 1, Noxon, Louis, hatter
i)J;n5!^:,pad|ey,R.D., tailor
' Qiicsnel, A., dry goods . ,j,,;«i „,u„a
S.-.y!nn«r, Charles, dry gao^i ^.y^^arc)
Skiynip, — . aaaiM. oomy. fM.|. ,,iib,if|
VVheeUr, Chailcs, tanoat ., :„, it'«<)( i
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ST. JOHNS. C. ¥h^Wr. JOSEPH D£ MASKINONGE, &c.
ST. JOHNS, C. W. .
{J\rot included in the Canada Directory.)
^P^J>etwal lirt of ProfesiioM, Trades, &o.
""" " Stroet, Jobn. millet
Street, O'Evwoudo &, MoVietr, machine
faotorir
WilkcreQP, John, plough factory
Wllleofi, David, general itore
Amo, 3 Hbitha, 1 wtg^canukett 1 tailor,
and 1 abocoitkei; , .,
Beckett, Samuel T^iHiiler
Brooke, GeM|a. odlUr
Fell, Charlea, groneral jloro anil poiitnaster
Fell, Zenaa, land lurvojer
Haney, Jamea, miller
Haney, Stephen, miller
Root k AbdH, cloth factory .
..I ,«| ,.,,..
ST, JOSEPH DE MASKINONGE.
(3bb Canada Dibbctqbv, Paob 892.)
Belicfeuillo, Tliuadorc,'fehersl aturu
Duuchard, CJiai., amith
Brown, Wm., wool oarder
Dub<S, Louia, sanefal atore
Farrun, Fra., ahoe atore
Gagnon, Loufi, ahoe ature
AddenAs.
Laranger, Jatnea, gi^neral atore
Ratelie. Edward, trader
:fi 'j I Rivard, U., ahoe atore and bailiff
. I I ^^^f^j'^f ^" poatraaitar and fenernl atore
St. Anioine, Mra. Lnitia, gtStrtl kimt
Tremp6, Adol|i4iti> boawHiife houa«
ST. LOUIS DE GONZAGUE,/m»«r/t/ IU>ektki,:.
' ■ ' :?T;^:' . •■ (GiTen anew.) ^"'"'rl!^'- i^'^^'^ :7 ■'■'"'
A VaLAOE wtuated in the County of Beanharnoia,— diatant Uot^'MatKnAl io mIIm
uaml itafe bra iri:w.plcr, 10., la aummar. Ta 6d. Populatioa ffit'SSv -^ ' if?. »""•*•-
Alj^abetieal list of ProfiMsions, Trad«8, ^
Archambault, ChaV., J l». ahd com. of S.C.
Bedard. J. B..Bmith
fiojfic, F. X., innkeeper
Brlab<ti%^^Hyacint1ie, jreneral store
Burke, Re». Palirick, Roman Catholic
Bussiere, Hubert, g^eneral atore
Charpentiar. P. F., gdneral atoro
Cleroux, (ioJfroi, s'(n\Hi
Ci>u(Iee. L. P.. general atore
Deliile, J. B., ahoenlaker
Da Montijrny, A.; noWfy '
Hainault, W., geoer^ I store
I .1)1: ■«ii:
Laplante, Joaeph, ol<ithiia«tK.-v;j dr.. i
Larochelle, Dr. P., phyai«ian '. ,.hiH.dA'
Lemare, J. B., tinsmitii
PavMlev. J. T., rawt^rMnan ,;
Pr^xmi F. X.» geaenl atoK .
Priediufc Puiaaant, gmnral m^fti in
Swmton, iter. C. R., Free Ckunib
Symona, John, general atore,, earm. of S.C
eaw lUilla and paii factivy '
Symona, John, jqnr, peataaatpi
Vachon, Fra,, akiiemaker „„ .„{/ ,
VineDTe, Pierre; ahoanakat^. i i
ST.,^tUCfi, (Ca^Htp nf Rimouski,'C. E.)
(Sbe Canada Directory, Page 393.) ' ' '
Diatant from Quebop, 183 milea. Population abeui 2000.
, ."ifol.-;,;. '. ,.
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Aubm, Pierre, joiner a vih ..A j..,, . djo„ Thomaa &. touia."amytljB- "•"'"•' ' '
DwchaaplalD, Aoguitme, joiner ' Ooulet, Uul^,jtoim|lier ^ " .
SI.
H'ighea, Major
Lavoie, Jean, (
leToie, Joeepfa
Momeau, laiie
Ma. .GUI, J. B
Morriaet, Jolm,
Bedard, Paaeal
Badard, Jean I
Bedard, Oama
Benjamin, Jcai
Bernrd. Jean E
Berard, Franci
Bertrand, Mici
Bertrand, Vit .!
Bevirand, Loul
Brouilla d, P. 1
Carreau, Fla7ii
Charbouneau, '.
Crevler» Re». 1
Damour, Dr.,
Davignon, Elz(
Dearochera, Jo(
Dord, Hypolite
Ducloa, Jean E
Durochar, Nari
Elie, Leon, tini
Guillet, Chrya(
'vuillet, Damai
Guillet, Modea
Hazen, Dr. H.
Houde, Fra,, i
Laberge, L. E.
Lague, Charlei
Langloia, A., ■
Bilodeau, Fran
atore
Croteau, DaTJc
OueheanaV; E.
Duohcanay , Ai
Fortier, Dr. R.
Fortier, G. N.
viiuiH,-9. n. a
kc.
ST. MARIIS DB MONNOIR-^ST. MARIE OB LA BEAUCE.
1S3
•■Wilt,
I'M-" • •
Wellani, C W
oViear,
machine
factorjr
ore
niaker»
1 tailor,
>ll'J ,,.,..„..
I tore
bailiff
igenerplature
Ml ,40 met,-
3 ,"(1 111 '
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I ,41i «■»;•{
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an .' .'f' •
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»9re,.i
Iburah
tory
•tpt',,. 1
* I, nl-
iSU ■■'..
> waiehmaker
Mnfhri, Major Jacquec, «(^m- nfS. p.
LaToie, Jean, culler
[oToie, Joeeph, pilut
Momeau, Ittie, aniitli
Ma; .ous. J. B. painter
Morriiet, Joim, jun.i lecretary aclioul com.
Parfn(. Beifjiwin, carpenter
Paradia, Proaperc, goneml ttorc
Pineaa, Franeia, R., teacher
Rahcl, Aleiia, teacher
Tremblay, Piorro, miller
ST. MARIE DE MONNOIR.
'<8xE Canada Directort, Page 394.)
.\\-.
Bedard, Paaeal.juo., tanner
Bedard, Jean B. , mawn
Bedard, Oamaae, maton
Benjamin, Jean B., wheel wright
Bernrd. Jean B., shoe atnre
Berard, Francoia, wheel Wright
Bertrand, Michel, jun., trjiltn
Bertrand, ViC.!, emith
Bevcrand, Louis, maaiin '", '
Brooilla d, P. D., ihoemaker
Carreau, Flavien, wheel wrighl
Charbouneau, Ed.,fmith
CrcTier^ Rev. E., Roman Catholic
Damour, Dr., phyaician
Davignon, Elzear, shoe atore
Desrochers, Joseph, wheel wright
Dor€, Hypolite, smith
DucloB, Jean B„ shoe ftort',
Durocher, Narciase, innkeeper
Elie, Leon, tinamilh
Gaillel, Chrysostom, tailor
'auillet, Damase, general store
Guillel, Modeaft; wheal wri|;ht'.(oi'33ti -
Ha;en, Dr. H. L>, physician
Houde, Frs., wheel wright
Laberge, L. E. P., notary
Lague, Charles, cooper
Laoglois, A., smith
Addenda.
> .{UVr-MlH
.(Ir*
Lapointe, Joseph, smith
Larocque, Naroiase, amHh
Lemay, Charle*, hail ff
Long(ir>, Pierre, ahue store
Lupien, Amablo, saddler
Mats<!, J. B., bnillff -
Menard, Maurice, tanned
Menard, N. & J., wheel wrightl''''''"^
Mitigny. L. & T., tanners " ''^
M')rin, J. B., smith ^ '
Meunier, Loui», Ignace &, Wm., masons
Nadeao, Fluvien, sm tli
Narbonne, Alfred &. Jr'rv., maaona <
Narbonne, Jacques, abuemaker
Paradia, Paul, cooper
Payette, Pierre, imitb
Puivin, Ed., shoe store
Vrovuat, Ben, wheel wright
Reauinc, Hubert, ghocmaker
Rivard, Abraham, shoemaker ' ^ '
Robert, Victor, wheel wright
S'fary, Anioinc, tailor
Savary, Joseph, smith
Shiller, Cbai-les, tailor
Tetreaa, J. B., general store' ''*''
Tflreau, Eoaebe, mason
Tetreau, Damase, ooopbr ' . ,\:.,-
J.- '
ST. MARIE DE LA BEAUCE.sj .;;;;■;(
1 i.rll
(Sbb Canada Dikbctory, Page 394.)
• Addenda. : * •• . ^ n a in\ A ,r>r.nA
Bilodeiu, Fran<;ois, postmaster and general
atore
Croteau, David, P. land surveyor
DuehesnaV; E. H. J., advocnte and ,'. P.
Ouchesnay, Amed6 J., land surveyor
Fortier, Dr. R. A; oonnty registrar No. 2
Fortier, O. N. A^ deputy regi«tr«r
Auell^r, Rev. Jpaepl. • ^^ '■''«
'mm^t. K. «s ^iMMtr ohry
Laorois, Charlee, J; P. • ' ' t -' ■'•'•' ' '
Prnux, Rev. Louis, Ropi«9 Cf^bolio
Prouz, Jean, P. land aorveyor,. J. )P...and
mayor of division No, I '
Taiichereab, Thomas J., notary, J, P.' and
collector of custvma
OUCONTINUED.
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B.I. -•).,■,,-.,
ff ,l»!>1'f 'I
Foster, William, innkaepes ^ ^m'! /': ;i
St. Laurent, Mn., iigriealt*r«l etort- H
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ST. MAItTlM-JST. MARTINE~8T. MARrS.
(Sac Canada
PopuJitlon i.f the P«ri»|,, 3750, . .1
ST. MAIITIN, Isle Jesus.
DlRECTORV, Pao« 396.)
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ifd .III!-. I 1-.-
Addenda and Errata.
'"'"• ^ho'lir' ^"■" ^""'""'^ ""'"•" C- : 8.eph.„. (i„„«d of S.c,e„,,) Wil.i.m
ST. MARTINE, Beauharnois.
(Ses Canada Directory Paoi, 395.)
biitance from Mpnlroei), 2i milti.
ii«t
Beiiudry, L., clerk of circuit nun
BuisMin, Conslant, nniih
Corbrillc, P«4l, ,„,iij, ' ' •
De Buuchciville, V., M.p.'. -7 • ' '•
Gariepjr, D., shoe itore ■', ,'""
- •i(!n<( .in
,- r ., .
Daboia, — , amilli . ,
McGillivray.Ur. IX.
Addenda.
j Henderson, VViii„'geiicraI atorc,
( Hiiiii, Chnrlea, iiniqry ' '
i Pepin. Hypolifc.iliop atore ''■;•!'"'"'
Praallo, Pierrn. eroccr ' ''*T '''""''
! P"n1eau,F..X.,aaddferf,'".i^•'»",r^^
■ r^u,|.H/ I Prieur. F. U., pmtiAi »inft',T5T' "''
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ST.jVIARY'S.-(Given ancWlf^ -";:;! '1 "
'tti^ant frotn
«. \'f'*'*!i°^if''"V*'' ',""'« T..wnil.i(. of nianchHrd. Count. o'Pcrlli C w' Hi
Stratford. 12 rotlaa-from London, 25 n,iie,. P..pul!rtZ. ^bout SOo!' ^' ;^*"' '
Alphabetii*! lUt d^S„ion», Tradw. ^^r;/ ■!:;;:
CHRI8T1K, Thomas, J. P., generel store and |)(,8lnia«ter ' "* ^' '^» "
1<RELI0H, SAMORb, hotdlic^ener """,,.
GRBMAm, A. M., liver, stable. ^i::^;?" ;,;i..i;: •
Guest, riioMAs B.. general store and potash factory
UONTER, Wn^^M, hotel keeper
HcTTON, Geoi*o« P4 general store and pota«h ftclory
HOTTON, J HK9POBE, general slQip ,,(. ^
HDTTON,WiLtoDGHBy, mill owner ""'
Lamrir, Adam, general store
LoNo, Edward, general store and potibh factory
JJclNTy«E, JoHK. general store
SairH, W. p., general store
Wood, G&or«b C., M.D., I^.R.C.P. and S.C.
Atkinson, Genri^e, wajr^on maker
A «ery, Cnrnoliua, tanner
Bannerinan, Alexander, alone cutter
Barrnn. IViJjjijtn, {•.m,.,o.
Bell, Prancia, <i,hoeniaker
BorkMxe, M»ta, druf stoi
'■ .('iVaO .|l«a!(>l'l
•11 -.1 (Viin^'iriniiU
Bordock,F.C.,aroilh ., . 'I ,„„, •
'Di'li.
Mi,4
Chambeiti Janiea. tinamlth )
Coldrich, Samuel, chair maker
Cnitendoii &. Nichui.manufaeturaiaofpot'
aali, &c. , ., ;
Dawaon, AreliiM4 4'M U'oit^iaiUit
Faweetl, Rer.
Forreater, And
Fuller. R., oha
Marriaon, Alezi
Hirriaon, Milm
Hendenon. Jan
Ingeraoll, Thou
In|{«r8oll, Au|;ii
Jirdine, Thoroi
Jonea, Thomai,
Larnpmnn, Rov
Lenoy, William,
Luwe, Rer. Mr.
>lcCallum, Mai
McDonald, Ale
McDonald, Johi
Molnloah, Gilbt
Mclntjre, Jamc
filttf, Alfred, ifei
Fortin, (instead
atore
Gagnon, A., boai
Launiere, (insU
■eignlora
Bachaud, Jose
agent f(
Cos., ai
Auger, Christ., n
fiedard, Louia, mi
Bradford, Wm., I
Chicoine, Alex., t
ral atore
Dai^eneau, Godfr
DenonTille, Sabin,
DeoonTille, Rami,
Drolet, Theodore,
EIi6, Pierre, ahoen
Generenx & Morii
Geadreau, Godfroi
Gobeil, Jeremi^, bi
Bminaa, A., wool
Bondy, H., notan
Otmour, Dr
i .nihl 1"
retii,) William
or, diuontinutd
8T. MICHEL-8T. PIE.
185
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Ftwceil, Rer. Thomas, Wesleyan
Formter, Andrew, oarpeater
Foliar, R., ohair maker
Harriaon, Alexander, Mddlcr
Harriaon, Milner, aiore keeper
Henderton, Jamea, carpenter
Ingeraoll, Thomas, store keeper
loK'rsoll, AuKiittus, tanner
Jsrdine, Thomas, smith
Jones, Thomas, cabinet maker
Lurnpman, Rov. Arch., Church of England
Lenox, William, shoemaker
U»we, Rer. Mr., Episcopal Methodist
MeCallum, Malcolm, carpenter
MeDunald, Alexander, a*one cutter
McDonald, John, store keeper
Melnlosh, Gilbert, wool factory
Mclntyre, Jamee, tailor
Melntyre, George, shoemaker
MoLasD. Dr. Lach., phyaician and surgeon
Mimni, Charles, tailur •
Murphy, Edmund, slmcmaker
Nellis, Dr. Alex. A, physician ' -^il surgeon
Nichol St, Crittenden, millera
Pangburn, Isaac, innkeeper «
Robertson, David A., hotel keeper
Sanderson, John, carpenter
Shani", Robert, lailur
&itevenii, Charles, shoemaker
Switzer, Christopher, waggun miker
Township Council.— Thomas B. Gueat,
reeve; A, Hill, deputy reeve; Hy.
Willis, David Cathcart.and William
Bealty, councillors; Thos Christie,
treasurer; Wm. Sparrow, collector;
Thoa. Ingersoll, clerk.
ST. MICHEL.
(See Canada Directory, Page 396.)
Addenda and Errata.
Blais, Alfred, general store
Fortin, (instead of Fortier,) Mrs. general
atore
Uagnon, A., boarding-house
Launiere, (instead of Lanaier,) Leger,
aeignlorand J. P.
Larue, Mrs. F. X., general atore
Lnunierc, (inatead of Lannier,) Wilfred,
notary
I Ruelland, Uymere, (inatead of Slimcre;
aaw mill
ST. PIE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 399.)
Addenda.
Bachand, Joseph Charles, N. P., postmaster, clerk of eomtnissioners court
agent for National Loan Fund Life, and Equitable Fire Assurance
Cos., and general agent, &c.
Auger, Christ., smith
Bedard, Louis, mason
Bradford, Wm., butcher
Chiooine, Alex., temperance inn and gone
ral store
Diigeneau, Godfroi, butcher
Deoonville, Sabin, carriage maker
Deoonville, Remi, ahoemaker .
Drolet, Theodore, shoemaker
Eli6, Pierre, ahoemaker
Genereux & Morin, builders
Geodreau, Godfroi, smith
Gobeii, Jeremitf, baker
Gendreau, Pierre, J. P. and commiasioner
of small causea
Guertin, Francis, carpe-^ter
Lafleur, Rev. Theodore, Baptist
L'heureux, Job, cloth factory
Menard, Felix, mason
Paquette, Auguslin, mason
Plante, Jacques, carpenter
Roy & Son, general store
Senecal, Samuel, baker
Totreau, Dr Jos. A. O., commissioner of
small causes and J. P.
h-f
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Bissinaa, A., wool carder
Bondy, H., tnUlj
Oimour, Dr
DISCONTINUED.
Senecal, Antolne, storekeeper
Stimpeon, Ornan, stora keeper
Tarte, Chas., baliff "^
18tt
ST. PIE TANNERY-8T. PlEftRB-8T. llEMI, &«.
ST. PIE TANNERY.
{Jfot included in the Canada Directory.)
A siiALt VitLAOE situated one miln wMt from St. Pi6.
Benoit, Charica, amith
Leblanc, J. B., ahoennakcr
Morin, Airred, amith
Morin, Gabriel, carpenter
lUt of ProfessioM, Tradea, &c.
Stimpson, Oman, general ttore, mill ovimi
and J. P.
Tenny, Jolin B., carpenter
Vincent, Cliarleii ten. and jr>, ihoemaiieri
ST.* PIERRE les Becquets,
(Sm Canada Dirbctory, Pacje 399.)
Baird, Elie, carriage maker and painter
Baird. Camille, amitli
Baird, Elzear, cmJlti
Belliale, Elzear, baker and grocer
Cot<j, Joseph, sJioemak<>r
Couljmbe, Eusebe, shoemaker
Deiners, Wilbrod, general store, millowner
and J. P., &c.
Derjr, Michel, joiner
Dii>n, H., amith and waggon maker
Dion, Magloire, amiih
Gendron, F. X., painter
Addenda.
(.iingras, Magloire, smith
Leclerc, Rev. Alexia, Roman Catholic
Jacques, Lubin, cloth factory and aaw mill
Masaicotte, Jacques, carrling and fullin!'
mill
Methot. Prospere, notary and J, P.
Parrd, Francuia, carpenter
Phillipa, Thomas, general store
Thomas, Eli, councillor
Tousignant, Oride, general store and post>
master
Tousignant, Julea, smith
, DISCONTINUED
S' ft/E'' """"'."'.""w «>f ,""»" ""«• I Bedard, Felix, as postmaster only
ot.oyr, Pierre, commissioner of small causes '
Railroad fare from Montreal, Ss 3d
Badeau, D., smitii
Blair, Wro., innkeeper
Dufresne, Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic
Fenton, Andw., mason
Gautbier, Amabio, carpenter
ST. REMI.
(See Canada DiRXCTOBy, Pace 400.)
Addenda.
Laplante, Basil, general store
McGiil, Hueh, general store
Rousseau, £., general store
Sanguinet, Ambroise, general (tore
Sanloir, Amable, bailiff
Martin, J. H., store keeper
Guyhomard, Rov. F. C., Bomnn Catholic
DISCONTINUED.
Lanctot, Frs., temperance inn
Prince, Wm., saddler
ST. THERESE DE BLAINVILLE.
(See Canada Oirxctory, Page 402.)
fioimeneu, Felix, boarding house
Kimpton, Lieut. Alpheus
Addenda.
Lechaine, Joseph, M.D., registrar, &e. &c.
Morris, Major, (instead otCapt.,) John, &c
Dsajardins, L , U
(iaimont, Joseph,
ileurieii, Lt.-Col
Roulet, Gilbert, k<
( ote, Louis, millei
Couillard, Miss,Ki
Dion, Miu Joaepc
Fournier, M^or L
Foumier, Jacques,
Fournier, Josephs i
Gendreau, F. X., n
and commit
Cazeau, Captain T
Dugal, Luc, miller
Population of Ih
Briisft, Rev. E., I
Bimej, Goodwin,
Cote ee Delornne, g
Depoca, Charles, g
Deaeve, F. X., geni
Deachampa, Miaa,
Girard, F. X., teaci
Girouard. Jeremie,
Htlaire, Michel, bi
Heneaull, Et., com
Jrrraia, L'>uia,noti
Lirocbe» Hypolite,
Biisoonet, Anaclet,
J. P., &,o.
vsrpsntief, i<nufca
Coi^, Louis, tinsm
Ginvin, R6mi, J. 1
Ld.
•tore, mill owuri
d jr>, ihoemakeri
lan Catholic
Dry and aaw mill
ling and fulliog
indJ. P.
r
■tore
(tore and po3t>
it only
ire
al itore
nn
istrar, &e> &c.
ipl.,)John, &c
ST. TH0MA8-8T. TIMOTHY-ST. VALENTINE.
Dwjardint, L , boarding home
Gaimont, Joaenh, miller
iUiirick, Ll.'Col. John
DISCOITTINUED.
Mclotjre, J. L., atore keeper
Perrin, Niohulaa, boarding houw
ST. THOMAS de Quebec.
(Sm Canada Directory, Paok 403.)
Addenda
Roulet, Gilbert, general store
( ote, Louis, miller
Couillard, Miss, general store
Dion. Miu Josephine, general store
Fournier, M^or Louis, J. P. and mayor
Foumier, Jacques, boarding bouse
lournier, Joseph, general store
iJendreau, F. X., notary, secretary, treaaurar
and commissioner of small causes
Gouvreau, Misses, general store
DeMontignjr, J. G., general store
D'Estimonvilie, R. C, advocate
Jone», Lazare. general atore
Leclere, Pierre, grneral store
Lvpine, J. D., notury, registrar, and J. P.
Lessard, David, general »tore
L«tourneaux, Joseph, general store
Vallee, Stanislas, notary and postmaater
Caieau. Captain Louis
Dugal, Lac, miller
DVCONTINOEO.
I Lebreuz, Et , general store
ST. TIMOTHY.
(S«B Canada Diakctory, Pace 404.)
PorvLATiON or the Parish, 4200.
Addenda and Errata.
Brisset, Rev. E., Roman Catholic
Bimer, Goodnrin, general store
Cote it Delornoe, general store
Depoea, Charles, general store
Deseve, F. X., general store
Detchamps. Miss, milliner
Girard, F. X., teacher
Girouard, Jeremie, cartmaker
Htlaire, Michel, baker and grocer
Heneault, £t., commisaioner of small causes
Jrrvais, Louis, notary
Urocbet Hypolite, cart maker
Lafleur, F. X., baker and grocer
Lerebvre, Eustache, ^oe store
Lefebvre, Raphael, shoe store
Lefebvre, Venant, smith
Madden, John, shoe store
Meloche, F. X., mayor of the county, asd
J. p.
Pease, D. B., general store
Poirier, Moise, smith
Scott, J. B., postmaster and notary
St. Jean, Joseph, smith
St. Louis, F. X., smith
^ RK MOVED.
Watier, Joseph, commiisioner of small causes.
ST. VALENTINE.
(See Canada Dibectort, Page 404<.)
Addenda and Errata.
Biiaonnet, Anaolet, (instead of Nicholas.)
J. P., &,c.
varpentief, Laureai, shocrnakcf „
Cot6, Louis, tinsmith
Gauvin, R€mi,J. P.
Laperle, (instead of Laporte,) F., notary
and postmaster
Martin, rouMiau, general store and inn.
keeper
Slott, (inatead of Scott,) D., ge, cral store
'Itl
IM
TAMWORTH-TAPLBYTOWN-TEMPKRANCEVILLE.
RBMOVBO, DISCONTIHVBD BVSINB9S, OB DBCBA8BD.
BrtwiUr. WillUm, iren«il .tor* Morri«.n, « Jcorif., .enor.l •tort
Moi.tpl..i,«r, Jowpl. B«ner,l .tore Perr.ull. Dr. F X.
Noel. Dvuel, .hoem.ker vVright. E. J.. K«ntr«l .tor.
TAMWORTH.
CSee Canada Dibbctobv, Paob 406.)
Sttge f\n to Kingston, 3i ; population, 250
Baker, Nichols., laddler
Clarlr, Norman, cloth factory
Grange, John & Hobert, ssw mill
Laird k. Helm, general store
McMullen, Angus, esrpenter
Murphy, Michael, ahoe store
Addenda.
Osborn, Datid, carpenter
•Seldcn, P. G., general store and grist mill
Sixmah.Thos. ficTobiss. shoamaker.
Ttiurslon, Jason, cabinet shop
Wilson, John &. James, smitha
Wormnrorth, Duncan, carriage maker
TAPLEYTOWN.
(JVot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Small Villauu, situated in the Township of Saltflcet, County of Wentworth, CW.
Lilt of Frofessiona, Trades, &o.
Burckholder, Thomoa, general .tore i Pcttit, William, smith
Comb., WJIham, carpenter Scott, —, ahoestore
Cheyne, Rej. George, Prasbyterian j Springslead. John, general atore and eoun
Lawrence, Rev. George, Epis. Methodist j cillor
Millburn, Joaeph, tailor | Willco*. Daniel, poitmaiter and amith
TEMPERANCEVILLE.— (Given anew.)
A ViLLiotBituated in the Township, of Malahide and Yarmouth, County of Middlewz
C.W.-diitant from Toronto, 140 miles, frem St. Thoma., 10 mile;. .ndTom SS
miiM. '
Alphabetical List of Professioiu, Trades, fto.
Bingham St Aitkin, general merobant.
Boomer, George, waggon maker
Carpenter, Richard, blackwnith
DickerK>n, David, cooper
Durkee, — , cooper
Ferguaon, Benj., waggon & aleigh maker
Ganson, Elisha S., J.P., councillor and mill
owner
Gravea, Daniel, store agent
Green, Rusaell, cooper
Hoover, Abram, house caruanfer
Hoover, Chriatopher, chi>.it maker
Jefibry, David &. Co., general merchants
Kennedy, Jciin, innkeeper
Lame, Auguatus, cabinet maker
McConnelT, Robert, tailor
Mann, Benjamin, miller
Miller, JonMn, contractor
Nelson, Reuben B., innkeeper
Ryckman, John, carpenter
Simpton, George, hooae carpenter
Simpaon, Wm., carriage and sle'gh maker
Sutherland, Alex., carriage &, aleigh maker
Sutherland, David, postmaster and issuer
of msrrisgs licenses
Thomson, Daniel, .hoemaker
Tribe, John A,, achool teaeher
THi County
nana, on the i
iMt, 20 mile..
AVOBR, J. (
■cho(
Lbpaob, B.
the ji
Lbiicur, L.
Mackencie,
poatn
VfAasoN, Ed'
MAaaoN, Mil
Prevost, G.
Rabx, Capt
rauoii
Arebambnult, <
Auger, Gideon,
Auger, Jean, tii
Barretto, Ut6m
Barretto, Gideoi
RIoodin.Miehe
Britre, Fr... bal
Cbartrand, M.,
Chevallier. Ed.,
Contant, Medai
Chaiieleau, Pier
Clark, Alfred, .
Corboille, Fr... |
Crepeau, Antoin
Colerette, Niohc
Coderre, Louis,
Dsgenait. J. Bt.,
Dsiorme, Hyaeii
Desjardins, Ed.,
aud sohoi
Ds.jardins, Mrs.
Dugal, Capt. F.,
pist
Damaa. Arthur,
f ilion, Antoine,
Filion, Joseph, r
Fortin, Pierre, gi
Fortin, Antoine.
Uraton, Eosebe.
Hortebia, Benjan
Labreche, Loui.,
Lajeunesse, T-, (
LajeuneaM, L^or
Umogea, Leandr
Uasmn Collbob
raetor ', IV
phore Left
ward Sprii
induttrial,
lSBD.
il ■Ion
TERHRBONNK.
189
re and griit mill
■hMinaliera
•hop
mitha
ritge maker
worth, C\V.
I atore and eoun.
trandamith
^of Middleaez,
rom London, 97
taker
>er
penter
i BJe'gh maker
b sleigh maker
ter and issuer
ir
ler
TERREBONNE.~(Given anew") ' •
J^^nThVnT"*?'^ "'•?"""•/ °/'^"'*^°""'''" •''"«''<» i"'**" Seigniory of the ..aa
Int. 20 miles. Population of Iha Village, about 1350
Alphabetieal Liit of Profeiiioiu, Trtwlei, ice.
Adobb, J. C., notary, and treaiurer and secretary to municipal council, and
■chool eommiasioneri
LtPAoa, B. L., notary, cleric of tlie circuit and commisaionera courts and to
the justices of the peace
Lbsibor, L. a., general merchant and storekeeper
Mackbneie, Lieut.-Colonel John, J. P., commissioner of small causes, and
postmaster '
VJasson. Edward, manufacturer, und president of the agricultural society
MAsaoN, Madame, selgnioress of Terrebonne " '
Phevost, G. M., notary and school commissioner
Rabi, Capt. Gbhiiain agent for the Seigniory, and councillor for the
municipality of Terrebonne.
ArebambiQlt, C. C, bailiff
Auger, Gideon, general storo
Auger, Jean, tin roofer
Barrettc, J4t6m\t, carriage maker •
Birrette, Gideon, balteau owner
RIondjn, Michel, builder and contractor
Britre, Fre., battean owner
Cliartrand, M., miller
Che»allier. Ed., J. P., and comr of S. C.
Contant, Medard. amilh
Chafieleau, Pierre, builder and contraotuj ;
Clark, Alfred, shoe atore i
Corbeille, Fra., groeer and clerk of market I
Crepeau, Antoina, ah«i« atoj9
Colerelte, Nioholas, arcbiieet and carpenter
Coderre, Louis, miller
Dagenait. J. Bt., batleau owner
Delurroe, Hyacinthe, baker
Detjardins, Ed., bailiff, deputy grand »oyer,
and school comuiisaioner,
Oasjardins, Mrs. P., general store
Dugal, Capt. F., seniptor and daguerreoiy.
pist
Domas, Arthur, adrooatc
Filion, Antoine, ahoeatoro
Filion, Joseph, road anrveyor
Forlin, Pierre, gardener and carpet weaver
Fortin, Antoine. carpenter
(•raton, Eusebe, miller
Hartebis, Benjamiu, clulh factory
Labreche, Louis, livery stables
Lajeunesse, T-, carriage driver
Lajeuneaae, L6on, carpenter
Limogea, liSandre, livery stables *
Limogog, Mrw. S , general store
Lepugc, Charles, tailor
Latoar, Edward, smith
Lovesque. Joseph, dit Sansoucd, lime burner
MaokonziB, Major Alex., J. P.
Mackenzie, Roderick Alexander, engraver
and printer
Mulboeuf, Joseph, bridge keeper
Manlhet, Nicolas, notary
Marier, P. Eloi, general More
Maw, John, shoe store
Meunier, Joseph, hotel keeper and joioar
Monet, Luc, baker
Moody, M., iron founder, smith St machiniat
rarineton, Ls. A., bailiff
Perrin, Nicolas, hotel keeper and joiner
Perrauli. Pierre, deputy registrar
Rabv labe, grocer
Roch" , ...oseph, tannery and leather store
Roehoii, Nnzare, smUh
Rollin, J. B., tailor
Rouraille, Joseph, tinsmith
Rouesilie, Zepherin, tinsmith
Rousslllo, Captain Noel T., joiner and mill.
Wright
Rouisiile, Theodore, carpenter -■
Rousiiin, Antoine, general atore
Roy, J. Bt., general store
Roy, L. H., geneMi store
Theberge, Rev. Adrian, Roman Catholic
Turgeon, Lieut.-Col. J. Ovide, M. L. C.
TurgeoD, Major J. O. A., advocate
Varin. Joseph, M.D., commissioner of small
causes and J. P.
M*ssoN CoLLB«E.-Rev Thos. B. Pellctier, director ; Rev. Jos. S. Theberge, as,iHant di-
rtetor: Menra Rli Roah. (ifli>v> »•»....« a p ..- t rT ' . . Jli. .
phoreLefevre, AnloineVmet, Isaac Theberge, pro/ewor*; jamea 0-Donnell. Ed.
ward SpriDger. £ngIwA m«ter..-.The College is' agricultural, ooromercia and
mdustrial, and teachea in both languages, French and English.
190
TlfAME8P0S0~TH0RNHlLL-TH0R0LU.
THAMESFORD. (Given anew.)
fU c"w ' 'Jb.'.!f.^'" '*'lJ'''r'^T,''c! *'."• ^'^'•~»" •"«' N^"' O'^o'd. County of O,
ford, C. W., difUnt from Woodilock, 13 mllM. Poputation, iboallW. "/«""«•
Alphabetical li«t of ProfeMiom, Tradei, fto.
Macdonald, R., land agent, conveyancer, and N. P.
Allen, J. D., general etura
Cbeelnui, A. L., ifeneral store
Cameron, Robert, J. P., md townihip
eounoillor
CounUr, R., wbeel«ri|{ht and ahoemaker
Davideon, Jamei, innkeeper nnd wagvon
nijkjr
Da»id«on, Andrew, blackiniilli
Fletdiar, J, M., ahaemaker
Uodfrojr, J. S., wheel wright &,chairniaker
Ongaty, W. IL, uiwnabip couneillor
lloranaan. Denia, J. P. and townabip eoun
ollUif
llueaton, I'homaa, inokaep^r
McCarty, Joel, i^aneral store &, poalmaster
McCarty, E., flour, aaw and fulliDg milU
Meljcllan, A., blackitniih
Moriee, James, tailor
Turner, William, tinamith
Swayie, Wm., townahip eounoillor
THORNHILL.-(Given anew.)
A ViLLAOE aituated in the Townahipa of Markham and Vaughaa, Countr of York C W -
diat.nl irom Toronto, 12 milea ; uiu.l aUge fare. 1. lO^d. WaUon, aUt 660*
Alphabetical liit o(
Addy, William, eoopor
Arnold, Abner, aaw mill
Aahberry. Robert, blaekamilh
Allan, Jamea. achool teacher
QIake, Rev. D., Church of England
Brunikill, John, Pomono noilla, atorakeeper,
poat office and J. P. ,
Boyle, Francis, maaon
Browne, Henry, Thornhill hutrl
Cameron, John, tailor
Campbell, Arebd , tinsmith
Carman, John, brirkioa.ier
Carter, Dr.. physician and aurgeon
Clay, W. H., cabinetmaker
Coaka, Samuul, painter
Cook, J. W., cabinetmaker
Cockerline, Thomas, tailor
Cowperthwaile, W., ahoemaker
Cogawell, M. £., wajtgon maker
Crosby, Parker, storekeeper
Crown, Edward, shoemaicer
Durie, Dr , physician and aurgeon
Edey, John, carpenter
Gillitly, Peter, cooper
Hollis, John, tailor
Profeuions, Trades, fto.
Hugo, James, tanner
Holdsworth, Jotin, shoemaker
Maxuire, Andrew, shoemaker
Martin 8c Jnrratt, carpenters
Morgan, John, blaekamilh
Medd, George, hameaa maker
McClure, Jamea, Farmers' inn
McLean, Archd., blacksmith
McMorran, George, baker
McDougall, David, m'ller
Paget, Dr., phyaician ami <*jrgeon
Purkisa, Josiab, storekeeper
Parsons & Wilcocks, tannen
Reid, Dr., physician and surgeon
Rugg, Thomas, White Sw«n inn
Richarda, Henry, atorekeeper
Snowdon, William, millwright
Stark, W. D., achool teacher
Shepherdaon, George, White Horse inn
Turner, Alex., butcher
Trott, Job, mason
Wiles, Robert waggon mager
Wright. George, aaw mill
Wright, Dariel, school teacher
'■f^'j r^Ttu^ auiiiit
Boyle, Arthur, mason
THOROLD.
(Sek Canada Directort.'Pagb 407.)
Addenda and Errata.
j iirown, John, contraoior, hydrauUc, cement
I and plaster milla
Camp, C-rry
Collins, Wm.
Collins. Miss,
Curry, Robl.,
Cirrj, Thomi
DairympI*', A
Darker, G<>or|
Doyle, Charif
Henham, Edw
Eilioit, (;aorg
Empr, Petrr,
Kordham, Dar
Uarden, Wm.
Gren»ille,D.
(Jron»ille, Tho
Urenville. Jubr
Ilappla, (not A
Ilarkness, Frai
Harvey, Samui
Hilton, Simeon
Holdswnrthy, J
James. Hugh, |
Johnston, Mrs.
Kaefsr, George,
Kcefer, Jacob, j
vision CO
lluller, Wm., h
Cowan & Park,
Caae, Joeeph, fl<
Dome, Mrs., ini
Evans, Rev. Mr
The DisTHicT 1
Rivers St. Maori
Electoral Dislrio
Queen's Benoh, i
Court, and the C
here. Dielant fr
as* —distant fro
Population, about
Mondelet, Hon
Court
Barnard, Edwi
of Circt
DuBerger, Nai
Ogden, J. G., (
Ogden, Henry,
Guillet, v., cor
Turcotte, J. E.,
Hughes, H. B.,
ucnereui, A., <
Burns, Phillip, I
Ginnis, Richard
THREE mvERS.
County of (Ji.
counoillor
townibip eoun.
r
I ii. pottmttter
I fulling millt
inoillur
York, C.W..
:fi60.
(eon
[«on
inn
lone inn
uliei eement
?'u''' ^tr/'y **>". •niliwri.hii
l/ollini, Wm., eooper
Collirn, Mi«i, milliner
Cu,,y,Hobt.,a.lI.w..J c,„dl6f,otory
D^rjrinple, Andr«w. mtton
ijirker, George, oarpcnier
Uojrie. Chtrlf., merchant tailor
Danham Ldward. Thoro-d Ilo.,«, holrl
fc'liotl. (toorge, flour nulla
Empv, Potrr, Jirer. itablra
Fordliam. nanlel. fi»er» giablet
0«rden. Wm. N., grooir
Gren»illa a U. carriage maker
•.ron?ille, Thomaa. painter ,
Orenfille, John, blackamith
flappla. (not Apple,) George, ahocmakcr
Harkneif, Francif, merchant
Hy»ey, Samuel, apothecary
Hilton, Simeon, carpenter
Holdawortby, Joeeph , reecaa
Jamea. Hugh, groeer
Mnolon, Mra. Jane.achool tcaebor
Kaafer, George, junr., cifil engineer
Keerer, Jacob, poatmasler nnffcicrk ofdi-
viiion court
191
Lee, Tliomai, maaon
MeCarly, Wm.. Farmer*. Inn
McDoi aid, Bartbolamew. carriage meker
McGmre. Aire.. Travallcr'a Real inn
Molntyrc. Jamc., (not Joeeph.) cabinet
maker
Mable, George, carpenter
Martin, Wdliam, maaon
Newcombe Miae M. L., Thorold fetmie
aemlnary
Nelhercoll, John, ahoemaker
ratiertun, Hugh, millwright
Shannon, Miaa. milliner
Smerdon, George, gunaniilb
•Hmerdon, Daniel, hiackamilh
Stack, (no, g, ^ ^ jy,^ merchant tailor
lejior, laaac C, ahocniakor
Trow, Jamea, (not Jo.eph,) ahoe atore
Vance. Aaron, barber
Walker, John, carpenter
WnCJ:i.""'D^."'^'>W'° '"Hunter
Wilkcraon. Robert, candle factory
Wsnalow, Jamep, grocer
Woodward, Jolin, floor miHa
« oung, Aaron, barber
f ti
I.
Ilutler, Wm., hold
Cowen & Park, flour railla
Caae, Joeeph, floor milta
Dorria, Mra., inn
Evani, Rev. Mr.
DISCONTINUED.
Orenvi le, John, oarriage maker
MoArthur. R.,rceeaj
Rogera, Chaa., butcher
*»'nith, Robert, ahuomaker
Waters, 1 homaB, auctioneer
THREE RIVERS.-(Given anew )
ElectorriDieirict, returning one mSer to ?hepf„;inl^^^^^^^ T*"" Town i. .»
Qoeen'a Bench, in the exerciae of it. crim nal iuri.Z ? L'^'^''"'""!"'' ""'* Ih* Court of
Court, and the Court of General or Qua trsJa^io w^^^ ^?" 7 <??""' '^e Circuit
here. Diatant from Montreal, 90 S-uS .!«„£.. 5 i'",'!"' ^'•'"'='' "» »"'«•
aSf -diatant from Qneber. 90 miIeB--.t.»« ;„h ? l^ ^"'> ^'' ^d— "ual atage fare
Population, about 9,600 • ""'"-■'•««•"«» etcamboat larea ..mo ai to Montreal
Public Offloen.
Mondelee, Hon. D., Judge of the Superior Courl, and holding the Circuit
'"""of cfr^Ilfcr^'"''"^ °' '"P"'^' ^-''' ^'-"^ °^ '"• Crown, ami
DuBerger, Narcisse A., deputy do do do and internratPr
Ogden, J. G., sberiflof the district 'nterpreter
Ogden Henry, deputy sheriff of the district
buiJIet, v., coroner
ucDcreui, A., deputy clerk of the peace.
Bumti, Phillip, high constable
Ginnis, Richard, gaoler
Id2
THREE RIVERS,
m
Badeaux, G. S., physician to the gaol
Garceau, L. B., revenue inspector
Wells, Oliver, surveyor of crown timber licenses
Uawson, 8. J., surveyor of public works
Bally, U. W., clerk of public works
Duval, L. G., registrar of titles
Robertson, Captain John, postmaster
Ogden, Charles, clerk to postmaster .
MEMBERS or PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT, residing in town.
Polette, A., M.P.P. for Three Rivera
Dumoulin, P. B., M.P.P. for Yamaska
McDougall, John, M.P.P. for Drummond
lurcotte, J. E., M.P.P. for St, Maurice
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
A. Polette, Mayor ; John McDougall, Louis Clair, Ignace Caron, Olivier
mT' if P ^' ^"'■'*"' ^'*"'=°=^ ^» Sylva, councillors ; William
McDougall, secretary.treasurer ; Edouard M6thot, clerk of markets ;
Oreorge Fearon, inspector of the towi;
1
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
^'' '' gLfLat:'%'i" a1" ^rT ' ^" 2' ^'^ ^-"' Captain Au-
guste i.arue , No. 3, Artisan's, Captain L. B. Garceau
ROAD DEPARTMENT.
"'"'' t'J^flZ' T'''^' ' •'""'R'' Loranger, Claud, F6ron, Joseph La.
trprpetr„: 0=;,^°°'*° "'"■ *°^'" »•'•"•'■'•• •"""""■"•
''""'tj:;^ Jsr-"*"""'" """"•'■ ^•"""^ ''''^''' '"
CLERGY RESIDENT IN THE TOWN.
Roman CATHoLic.-The Right Rev. Thomas Cooke, R. C. Bishop of Three
Rivers; Very Rev. F. G. Loranger, Vicar General, and cfhaplain
the Ursuhnes Convent ; Rev. Messrs. R. A. Noiseux and J. 0. Prince
2lt ' ^' ^' ^' ^""'""' ^"^'"'y *° '^' ^'•»>°P »"d of the
^"""^h^p ^qTi.T.''^^- ^- ^- ^-''' ^•^•' -'- -«i chaplain to the
Church oe Scotland — Rev. James Thorn.
Wesleyan Methodist Rev. C. DeWolff.
JUSTICES or THE PEACE resident in town.
B. PoTliiJr^'rG L^Sr ?• n* ^'^"T' ^'^^°"' '^^- A- R.Gilmor, Jean
D. ^otnier, V.G. LaBarre, L. D. Craig, Jean B. Lajoie, L. B. Gar«eau Geo
S. Badeaux, G. J.Pacaud, John McDougall, John »JcLeod and oirver W^k
bar or LO
p. 9. Damouiin
A> Polette, ijiM
Thomat burnt <
C. B. de Nirer^
BAR Ol
J. E. Torcotte,
P. B. Dumoulin
A. Polette
Atron E. Hart
Thomas Burn
P. E. Vezina
F. X. Turcoite,
L. G. Duval
F. DaSylra
L E. Dumou
V.Gu
K.J.
V. Guillet
J. M. Badeaux
L. D. Cttig
D. G. La Barro
.Fo»eph P. Burea
W. A. R. Gilmui
a. S. Badeaux
AOI
Agent of City
Canada Life A
Quebec Fire i
Colonial Life
Equitable Fire
National Loan
Mutual Life A
Montreal Tele
Sister Ste. Ma
Claire,
Charlof
neral ;
Brother Mathii
THREE SIVER8.
IW
I town.
<aroR, Olivier
ors ; William
k of markets ;
Captain Au>
I, Joseph La-
pe Jourdaiii,
UtcKolvie and
bop of Three
1 Chaplain to
J. 0. Prince,
9p and of the
aplain to the
Giimor, Jean
irceau, Geo.
)liver Wells.
BAR OF LOWER CANADA, incorporated by Act 12 Victoria, chapter
46. — Section of the District of Three Rivers.
p. 9. Damoulin, batonnier -
A. Polette, ■jrndic
Thomat burn* treaiurer
C. B. de Niverville, tecretary
Mbmbkhs or Tiir Council — Anron E*
Hart, J. E Tiircolie and Franci*
DaStlra
BAR or THREB RIVERS. — ATTORNIES AND BARRISTERS, &C.
J. £. Tarcotte, Queen's Counsel
P. B. Dumouiin
A. Potette
Aaron E. Hart
Thomas Burn
P. E. Vezina
F. X. Turcotte, ofGentillv
L. G. Duval
F. DaSylva
H. A P. Holland
G- A. LeMaitre, ol Ht. Krannois di Lar
Ezekiel M. Hart
Aim6 Desilets
C B. de Niverville
A. L' D^saulnlers
J. N Bu eau
F.X. Quillet
Severe Dumouiin ,
BOARD or NOTARIES FOR THREE RIVERS.
f. E. Dumouiin, president j P. Pepin, syndic ; ^ Lottinville, trea«<urei ;
V. Guillet, secretary ; Joseph Jutras, C. E. ^ .gnon, Joseph DeGiiise,
K. J. Martineau, members of the board
V. Guillet
J. M. Badeaux
L. D. Crai^
0. G. La Barro
hmph P. Bureau
W. A. R. Gilmur
a. S. Badeauz
NOTARIES, resident in the town.
I
F. Lottinville
Wm. Burn
L. Gouin
P. L. Crait'
PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS.
I Oliver Wells
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
I C. Pdlisson
L. U. Tarcottu
AGENCIES OF ASSURANCE COMPANIES, BANK8, &C.
Agent of City Bank, J. Dickson
Canada Life Assurance Company, Captain J. Roiiertson, agent
Quebec Fire Assurance Company, J. Dickson, agent
Colonial Life Assurance Company, J. Dickson, agent
Equitable Fire Assurance Company, L. J. McNair. agent
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Company, P. B. Dumouiin, agent
Mutual Life Assurance Company of N. Y., J. ^Ceenan, agent
Montreal Telegraph Company, Charles OgdeH, operator
URSULINBS CONVENT.
'''*""■• S'^*'*'*"'— 50 Boarders, 130 Day Scholars.
Sjster Ste. Mane, lady superior : Sister St. Hubert, assistant ; Sister Ste.
Claire, ze/a<ncc ; Sister St. Francois Xavier, treasurer; Sister St.
Charles, mistress of the novic-es ; Sister Ste. Clotilde, mistress ce.
neral ; Sister Ste. H^lene, discrete.
BROTHERft OF.THE CHRISTIAN 8CHOOT.S.
5 Brothe.ta;r8$P JHj Scholar?.
Brother Mathieu, director ,,•• n
194
i'UKEE RIVERS.
THREE HIVER8 ACADEiMY.
P«„ « c «/ ^ 3 ProfcMors_35 Boarders and Day Scholar..
mor, John Ke,„.„, John V. RU,„, m.;.b,T,7cCZ^ii,l *'
SCHOOL co«M.«„„»E.., under tho Acl 9 Vio. Chap. 27-a«>hook
SOCIETIES.
Temperance Society^m Lord.bip the Bishop, president • Rev R A
No.aeux, A. Polette, Bazile Doucet, vice-presidenb. T Br "*"
treasurer; F. Lottinville, secretary '^"^ ' ^'B-Garceau,
St. JeanBnptisteSocie.ty.-X. Pdette, p/eside„t ; L. Daval, vice-president ■
St, ^ndrevi's Sociely.-Jame, Blckson, president: CaDtaln J RnKo,*
v.ce.president ; James Denoon, Jc. treas ; Pr?W A ft rnr*
physican ; Rev. James Thorn/chaplain " ^ ^ ' ^'^•"°^'
Mechanic's Institute.— John ]Vfcnftiii»«ll ^„ -j
yottn^- Jt/cn's Improvement ^tsociation.—Wm mlLnlu '°''"'.'Vl'«» ,
Shortis, Vice-president; G. B. Houta.lr T ' j'Xn"' ' ,'
CanadiZr^^f'TA J' Anderson, librarian ''" ' ^' *'*^^°"^^"'
vice president , F. X. Guillet, cor. sec. ; G. W. Lawler. rec ser
Zephenn Pratte, assistant rec. sec. ; Francois Tapin tr;as«r;r P
L. Craig, librarian ; Arthur Charland, assistant librarian '
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Keenan, J., Water at i , „„.„ , _ „ , „ "*'
I Lajoie, J, fi., Notre Dame st
Beauraier, C, St. Joseph st
Fearon, G., Notre Dame st
Fisette, F., Notre Dame st
Foumier, J., Bonaventure st
Gauthier, J., St. Pbilippo st
BAKERS.
Gervais, A.,gt.PliiHppe st
HouKston, J., Notre Dame st
Marcoux, J., St. R<;n^ st
Pleau, A., NotreDamest,,'!
.Ml-
BOARDING HOUSES, (private).
Ro,er,F., Notre Dame st , Wellard, Mrs., St. Peter at '
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIOWER8.
Larue, A., Notre Dame st , sinhh. »....<*.
Rftwen, W. H, & Co., Notre Dame st | ' ' "'"*' ""* ""^ ^"^S*' «t»
BOOT AND SHOE flVORfilS.
^^"'' oUme"; "''"" *''"^" ""•' ^°'^" i »''"«^- J-""''. P'aton st '0
^"°"'?.".',u'h^^^."" ''• ^^°^«« -" «'• I S7oSp:;No'tr?ifa?e\T'^ '
' "^' , i TUfaeriR.&j., Noire Dame at
BREWERS.
Andcffon, Mrs, D , Notre Daihe st. "t» ,M?»».H«' i ■'
Laririere, J., N
Moriisette, J., £
Boucher, £. A.,
Burck, Jos,, Ni\
Cutoni^uay, Z.
Dofcre, Jas., Ru
Guillemette, A.,
GuillemeUe. P.,
Girouz, A., St., 1
Htmel, Jos., Nc
Lampron,L., St
Lafontaine, F., 1
Lafontaine, E., J
Ltmeuz, T., St.
Aubruf, B., St. 1
Godin, L., senr,
Kennedy, J., No
Lamontagne, Z.,
Craig, J. C. H.,
Forge* sic
FrigoD, E<, Notr
Lanigan, R,, No
Anderson, J., & (
Dnpuif, L., fount
Girouz, J., found
Dechaine, Mrs., I
La Barre, Mrs. D
Anderson, J., dry
ware, corr
Antoine si
Bedard, A^tfij^g
ery, rornei
BaiwoD, Q„ df\
Ndtre Dar
Derocher, T., di
Notre Dan
Dugre, J., dry ^
ery, Notre
Hart, S. B., gone
TJftli c RIVERS.
WO- ).
I
fary.t»aauwer:
W. A.R.Gil
iouiinUtee.
'^ — 3. schools.
Johtt Keenaii'
• treast
; Rev. R. a.
L. B. Garceau,
'ice-president ;
jOt, stewards:
J. Robertson,
A.R, Gilmor,
jouis, Dupuis,
!• ; J. Gaspard
3cretar{es
president ; J.
'. McDougal],
. AfcDougail,
5r, rec. sec;
treasurer; P.
LI)
St
8t
I Forges sts
ihVj
at "
e 8t
u
BRUSHMAKER.
Boulard, Isidore, Platon st.
CABINBTMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.
^lZu/'\ ^'^yi^v'^" 'I I ^'^^y» T., Notre Dame si
Morisselte, J., St. Philippe st ! Robicheon, L.. St. George st
CAHPENTERS, IU7ILDERS AND JOINERS.
»!
Boucher, E. A., Notre Dame st
Barck, Jos,, NiTerfiile st
Gutoneuty, Z, Notre Dame st
Da^re, Jas., Rue des Champs
Gutllemette, A., St. Philippe st
Guillemette, P., St. Philippe at
Girouz, A., St., Philippe st
Hamel, Jos., Notre Dame st
LamproDjL.. St. Philippe st
Lafontaine, F., Notre Dame st
Lafontaine, E.. Notre Dame st
Lemeuz, T., St. Paul st
Martel, U., St. Paul st
Morais, Chas.
Normand, H., St. Paul »t
Normond, Jos , corner Royal and Bona
venture sts
Pothier, C, Forges st
Pratte, T., Forges st
Page, Jos., Forges st
Routier, Frs., Notre Dame st
Rancour, — , Forges st
Saucier, J. B., Royal st
Aubruf, B,, St. Philippe st
Godin, L., senr, Notre Damest
CARRIAGEMAKERS AND WHEELWRIGHTS.
Godin, L., junr., Notre Dame st
Godin, E., Notre Dame st
COOPERS.
Kennedy, J., Nolre^Dame st
Lamontagne, Z., Hart st
I
Grenier, C, Notre DameKf^ 'f^ ,n.i».i.:.
'.:■> 1 - (i ,.'h
DENTISTS.
Turcotle, Dr. L. U., St. Joseph st.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
Craig, J. C. H., cor.icr Notre Dame and
Fargeaato
Frigon, {}•, Notre Dauie at ,
Lanigan, R., Notre Dame st
Lassalle & Frere, Notre Dameiit • .sunr,;!
Lamy, L., Notre Damo it
Robicheon & Frere, Notre Damest
Trudellc, Mrs. S. S., Notre Dame st
FOUNDRIES AND MACHINISTS.
Anderson. J & Co., foundry, Notre Damo st , Mailloux P., foundry, St. PhHippert
Dapu,., L,/oundry._St R^Sndst Robicheon. A. & 'p., ,„acffite Notre
Dan'.a at
Giroux, J., foundry, St. George st
FURRIERS. -....;,:
■ .■ . I' ^
OSNERAL MERCHANTS.
Ginnjg, W., dry goods and crofckery. PI«.
tonst
Girour, J., dry goods, groceries, and crock,
ery, NoUe Darae at . f
Lanctot, A., dry goods, groeerl^s^nd crock-
cry. Rue des Champs ,
Lalamelte, Jos., dry goods, groceries and
— — ^••"•j; '^"tt^ J-ramc 5i
McDougall, J., dry goods, groceries, crock-
fefy and provisions, Water st
Olivier A Gouin, dry goods Had giweries,
Notre Damest
Anderson, J., dry goods, groceries and hard-
ware, corner Notre Dame and St,
Antoine sts ' ^
Bedard, A,,tfiy goods, groceries and eroek.
ery, corner St. Antoine &. Water sts
BuitroD, C, dry gooods and groeeriesi
Notre Danie st
Derocher, T., dry goods and Drroceriea,
Notre Dame st
Dugre, J., dry goods, groceries and croik-
ery, Notra Dame st
Hart, S. B., general stort, PhtOn It
I ;
I'*
H
hi
1
til
196
TURB£ AIVEKi^.
Briinotte. L. O., Forircs Bt
Houliston, J., Nolro Dnme st
Panncton, J., Forges it
OENERAT. PROVISION STORES.
Pleau, E., corner Platoii and Notre Datnc
itf
Trude], B^ Platon st
Anderson. Mrs., Notre 4)aino st
Fearon, H. CForgiiBt
GENERAL CROCKERY STORES.
Lanigan, W., Platon st
Lauthood, Chas., Platon st
HAIR DRESSER.
Cadoret, A., Water st
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
Andsrson J corner St. Antoine and Notre Giroux, J., Notre Dame si
"■"'"•"' ' Olivier &Gouin, Notre Dame st
Anderson, F.. Notre Dame »t
Bernard, C, Water st
AjfoUe, Pierre, Forgeast
Dopuis, Mrs., St. Antoine et
HOTELS.
I Keenan, J,, Water st
INNS AND TAVERNS.
I Poliquin, Pierre, Water st
JEWELLERS, AND WATCHMAKERS.
W&.'Forg:;?,''''"^" I ^Vhiterord,J.Platon.t
LEATHER MERCHANTS.
DeTeau, P.. Notre Dame st , Vallet. J., Platon s.
LUMBER MERCHANTS.
Baptist St, Gordon, Wolei »t i Grnm a
Hail. GJ (T. H. Lambert, aj-eut) Pla. | Sey„,ourand Armstrong. Royal st
I Quin, E & W.. Bernard's hotel. Water it
LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS.
Decoteau, G., St. R6t]6 st i *-. . ^ _
Godln, C. Water at *^°°'"* ®» """" P'"'"" antJ Notre Dame
I streets.
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.
Dopont, P., Water st
Kafrnan, C, Notre Dame st
Pratte, T. Platon st
Robitaille, L. J., Notre Dame st
Rochle^^f, O., St. Antoine st
MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS.
NEWSPAPERS.
PAINtKRS AND GLAZIERS.
Moriattte, i.. St. Philippe street I Roblcheon, L., St. Qtotm at
Panneton. Jo... St. Philippe. t ' Ryan. J., NoiA, Damr.f
Rowen, W. H.
De.au Inier, —
Godin. £.. St.
Couke, Andr6,
Corbeilld, I., N
Clair. L.. St. A
Desanlnier, T..
Gouin, O., eon
McDougall, J.,
Carun, Ignace,
Decuteau, Pieri
Gsuthier, J., Fi
Bellefeuille, F.,
Dupuis, L., St.
Harrissun. J., C
Laekerhoflf. J. <
Durocher, L. L.
Anderson, J. N
Anderson, Mr*.
Brunelle, L O.
Houlistun, J.. I'l
* As the retu
tlie Editor has i
return bis grate
plied the very h
A HULL Villa
from BelleTille,
Bridge, Rev. E.
Cunley, Peter, n
Canley, Moms (
THURLOW.
197
and Notre Dame
I
■meet
ojral tt
hotel, Water ii
nd Notre Dauie
ae 8t
It
;e8 at
"brges atreel,
shen, Notre
PRINTING OFFICES.
Boweo, W. H. & Co., NoUe Dame it | Stobb*, G., corner of Hart and Forfai eta
SADDLERS.
Deaaulnier, — St. Antoine at | Lor, Tlieodore. Notra Dame at
Godin, E., St. Gwrge st
Thivierge, J. B., Notre Darqe at
SMITHS, MACHINISTS, AND HORSE SHOERS.
Couke, Andr6, St. George st
Corbeilld, I., Notre Dame st
Clair, L., St. Antoina st
Deaaulnier, T., St. Philippe st .
Dugre, J. B., Forges at
McKelvier, A., Notre Dame it
Sarazin, L., St. Philippe it
STAGE OFFICE.
Gouin, O,, corner of Piston and Notre Dome streets
MoDougall, J., Water it
Caruii, Ignaco, Forges st
Decuteau, Pierre, Water st
Gauthier, J., Forgea st
STEAMBOAT OFFICES.
I Olivier St. Gouin, Notre Dame st
TEMPERANCE HOTELS.
' Joiirdain, P., St. Philippe si -^
I Lsjuie, A., Forges st
THRESHING MACHINE MANUFACTURERS.
Bellefeuille, F., Notre Dame atreet
Dupuis, L; St. R^n6 street
Robicbeon, A. &, P., corner St. Rdn^ and
Notre Dame streeu
Harrisaan, J., Platon st
Laekerhoff, J. G., St. Antoine st
TIN AND COPPER SMITHS.
Moriisette, E., Platon at
Durocher, L. L., Forges st
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
I Ritter, J. U., Platon st
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
Anderson, J. Notre Dame at
Anderson, Mrs. D., Notre Dame st
Brunelle, L O., Furgei st
Houlistun, J., Notre Dame at
Lanignn, W., Platon at
McDuugall, J., Water at
Valctte, Joseph, PJaton st
* As the returns from Three Rivera were very incomplete in the Canada Directory,
the Editor haa much pleasure in giving the inrurmation as It now appears, and he begs to
return bis grateful acknowledgments to the gentlemen of Three Rivera who ao kindiy sup"
plied the very handsome document from which the foregoing has been printed.
THURLOW.
(jyof included in the Canada Directory.)
A IHALL ViLLAOK situated in the Township of Tburlow, County of HasUnga,C» W. — distant
firom Belleville, 12 miles, from Smithville, 7 miles.
List of Profeiuions, Trades, &c.
Bridge, Rev. E.
Cunlej, Peter, master mechanic
Canley, Moiea C, muter mechanic
Casey, William T., master meebanic
Casey. Samuel T., J P.
Denyke, .\Dtbooy, maater mechanic
• TI
1
) H )
I
198
TORONTO.
m
Dix, Rev. Mr
HolgttD, Thomas, J, F.
*hniiton. George, master mecbanic
Lingham, H., general store and gri»t mill
pliZ'l^'vl-i-"^'"'^"^ "°''' '"•' 8ri«t mill
Palmer, Philip R,, iniuranoe agent
Phnilps, John, poitmaster
Phillipa, Geoige, J. P.
Rom, Daniel, inturance asent
Silii, William. J. P. ^ "'
Wright, ReT. Alexander
TOROiNT.
(See Canada Dibectosy, Page 410.)
Present population estimated at 35,000, and steadily increaaing.
Vr. ANDREW'S WARD.
^Alderman. Councilman
•', tviiir S. Rozers
('l"''=."Arm8trong A. Macdonsid
BT, OEOROE'a WARD-
1- H. Rutherford J. Ashfield
S. Thompson E. Wright
ST. PATRICK'S WABD.
G. L. DenlBon J. Dunn
Hon.W. Caylcy J. Baxter
COMMON COUNCIL, ELECTED JAN. 1, 1863
J. C. Bowes, Esq., Mayor.
ST. LAWRENCE WARD.
Aldermen. Councilmen.
W. Go<iderhnm J. p. Smith
M. P. Hayes Joseph Lee
» « .. ^'''* '>*"D'8 WARD.
J. Bell G. Plati
G. Brooke Wm. Davis
, „ „ »T. JAMES'S WAMD.
J. G. Bowes c. E. Remain
J. Hutchison S. T. Green
«r JOHN'S WARD.
Aldermen.— i. L. Robinson CotinciYmen.— John ftuss
O- R- Gowan Robe,t j,»jj
Officers of the CoRPOHAnoN.— Andrew Taylor McCord, Chamberlain • r».«i« n.i
Clerk Of the Common Council; Samuel Sherwood, Chief Constable • J W.M!^ »^^^^
Bailiff ; John King. Esq. George Duggan, sen. Esq.. ColersrThomas gS Pi*. ^''^''
pector. East. C. McLennan, do. West ; J. DempeeV, Clerk of the market * T^/""
Wcigbmaster, and Clerk of Fish Market. " "*" ' " Trottw ,
t'lEE BRIGADE, (Addenda to page 411.)
Wm. Hennan, 1st assistfint engineer; Samuel McLean, 2nd assistant
engineer ; John Ired^le, capt. No. 1 ; No. 5 Fire Engine, « Deluije,'' Caot
Geo. Patterson ; No. 6 Fire Engine "Provincial." ^ ^
The others as before.
JUDGES, M. L. c.'s & M. P. P.'s, &c., (Addenda to page 411.)
Boulton, W. H., M.P.P. for Toronto
Gamble, J. W., M.P.P. for York
Hartman, Joaeph, M.P.P. for York
public offices
Canada Compa
Morisoij, Jos. C, M.P.P. for Ni8«ara
Ridout, Geo. P., M.P.P. for Toronto
FFicEs AND INSTITUTIONS, (Addenda to Daee 412 ^
PANv, F. vyidder and Hon. W. B. Robinson, commissioil^rs •
Frederick st. ; J. IVfcDonald, agent, Goderlch ; J. C. W DalV
agent, Stratfind. ' ■''
Canadian Institute, Capt. Lefroy, president; D. Crawford, treasurer- A
Bninel. secretary »auici , a.
City Surveyob, J. G. (for G. S.) Howard, city hail
City Bank of Montreai,, John Major, manager, Church st
City Superintedent of Schools, J. B. Boyle
Chief Engineer Fire Department, James Ashfield, city hall
Church of England and Metropolitan Building Society. E. T. Dartnell. see
and treasurer, 113, King St., East
tORONTO.
;ent
ARO.
tneilmen.
Smith
Lee
D.
u
^avis
D.
domain
reen
; Charlea Daly,
iVatkiM, High
irlic, Cily Ills.
1 i — Troltw,
nd assistant
uge," Capt.
ge 411.)
Niagara
roronto
e 412.)
nissioners ;
W. Daly,
asurer; A.
rtnell, sec
199
Commercial Permanent Building and Investment Society, John Raioei
secretary and treasurer, corner King and Nelson sts
Consumers Gas Company, H. Thorrpson, manager, to Toronto st
County Warden, J. W. Gamble— office, court Ijouse lane
County Jail, Geo. L. Alien, jailer, Berkley st
Grand Trunk Telegraph Co., P. R. Marling, operator, Front st -
Mechanics Institute, K Cumberland, president; John Harrington, treas. ;
James Rogers, librarian '
Merchants' Building Society, John JVIaulson, sec. and treas., 56, Kintrst
pTw R u- ^ 1°"- '^' N; Gatchell, secretary and treasurer Church st
?n?£i Offi "''"^i"^ ^T«i^' Charles Stotesbury, sec. and treas.. Front st
iolice Office, Samuel Sherwood, chief constable, city hall
I'ost Office, Joseph Lesslie, postmaster, Toronto st
Provincial Permanent Building Society, Edward Shortis, secretary and
treasurer, corner of Jordan and Wellington sts
Royal Engineers, Capt. Renwick, commanding— office. Front st
loronto Stock Exchange, Geo. Barrow, president ; James Frasej, sec. ;-
office, St. Lawrenee Hall
Typographical Association, T. L. Mcintosh, president ; J. H. Jones, vice
president ; Alex. Jacques, secretary
St. Andrew's Society, Angus Morrison, president; S. Spreull and W. Mac
rarJane, vice presidents ; Alex. McPherson, secretary. The others
as before.
St. George's Society, J. D Ridout, president, S. Thompson, G. A. Barber,
c. D » •■ i!?* o • ' .n. ^* ^^'' ^o^vsell, treasurer, F. Cumberland, secy.
St. Patrick s Society, Thomas G. Robinson, George Duggan, Ocle R.
Gowan, vice presidents. The others as before.
Custom House.— William Fabean Meudell, collector ; T. C. Scott sur-
veyor ; John Cameron, 1st clerk ; Geo. Henderson, 2nd clerk :
John Perkins and George F. Warren, assistant clerks j J. P. Dunn,
R. Emery and f. McCarthy, landing waiters ; John Boyd, appraiser
James Stitt and Alex. Duff, lockers ; Wm. Mackay, messenger.
Toronto AsGuELPH Railway Co.-J. G. Bowes, president; James M.
Strachan, vice president; Samuel Thompson, sec, and treasurer;
Waher Shanly, chief enguieor; Francis Shanley, resident engineer
— ottiue, Parliament buildings
Ontario, SiMcoE & Huron Railroad Co.-J. C. Morrison, president ;
Hugh Scobis, vice president; F. Cumberland, chief engineer; Wm.
Siadden, secretary and treasurer— office, Wellington st
Board OF rRADE.-Thoma8 Clarkson, president; R. H. Brett, vice presi-
aenl ; John Harrington, treaourer. Members of the C'- -»ct7.— R
Brewer, M. P Huyes, E. F. Whittemore, S. Thompson, J. D.'
Ridout, Chas. Robertson, H. Miller, Rice Lewis, D. Paterson, Peter
Pa erson, W. McMaster, W. Henderson. Board of Jlrbiira/ioti.-^n
hIv/' ^'JT'^Z' ?/ J- '^Vfa'"e"«"-e, W. McMaster, Thomas
, Hayes, J. Patton, W. M. Gorrie,- J. Harrington, W. Henderson, J.
D. Rtdout, Jas. Mitcn .., George Michie.
B*K7fs, (Addenda to page 423.)
Bank of Bamsn North America, Charles Smith, book-keeper, vice Q.
Bishop ; J. T. Parker, discount clerk, vice H. Jack ; John H. Ore-
gor, clerk. The others rema?;: as before.
M
Vi
200
TORONTO.
CoMHEHCiAL Bank, M.R, Henry F. Boucher, assistant book-keeper, vice
Jumes George. The rest as before.
Bank op Montreal, R. M. Moore, book-keeper, vice W. Liddell. The
rest as before.
City Bank of Montreal, J. Major, manager, vice R. James; Jame,
"^Vrrpht, clerk, vice John Harper. The rest as before.
County OF YoHK Savings' Bank. James L. Robinson and G. W. Allen
additional, directors. The rest as before.
assuhanck companies, (Addenda to page 426.)
slSn?:''^ ^""""'^^ Company. W. Cayley, agent, to Church st
JJritannia L,f« AsMurance Company, James Fraser, agent, Wellington
Buildinnrs, King st., East ®
Canada Western Assdrance Co., Robert Stanton, sec. and treasurer
Wellington st. See Card.
Equitable Fire Assurance Company, W. Creeiman, agent, King st
L.verpod and London Fire and Life Assurance Co., James Fraser, agent,
Wellington Buildings, Kintj 8t » 6 '•
Montreal Assurance r;ompany, William Kissock, agent, corner of King am!
1 oronto sts °
SnrTt° Wo f"'*^.*'''^'* }'Z^ A««- ^^- W. C. Ross, agent , Wellington st
North Western Fire and Marine' Assurance Company, Geo. H. Cheney.
agent, 5, St. James' Buildings, King st., East
Ontario Marino and Fire Assurance Co., E. Bradburne, agent, Wellington st
t^ToronlosT' ^' ^'''''' P'"''^""^ ' I^- G- O'Brien, secretary,
St. Lawrence Mutual Fire Assurance Company. W. Kissock, agent, to cor
ner of King and Toronto sts
Ageneiei DUcontinufd.-Amerkan Live Stock Co.. BriUsh Commercial Columbui Vin,
Professions? Trades, &c., arranged under their Alphabetical Heads.
ACADF «E8 AND SCHOOLS, (Addenda to page 426.)
R'.binfon, Mrs. and Misres, ladies wshool, 35 Richmf.nd st.
Th?X«Sl;i; as'bctro!' ""' "" '''"''''' '^"' '""''• ^'"•' ''^'''^'"' «"• Gillian..
ACCOUNTANTS AND AGENTS. — (Glvcn anCW.)
Gatchell, N., accountant and general agent, Church st
McIntosh, Angus, accountant, conveyancer, broker and commission agent,
Church st ^
Sprecll, Samuel, accountant, notary. Sac., 61^ Younge st
Bell, T., corner of Kinjr and Church bIr | Fraser, Ja«., Wellington buildingF, King it
ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS, (Addenda to page 426.)
Cumberland & Storm, civil engineers and architects, corner of Duke and
George sta
Fleming, A., civil engineer, Wellington st
Passmose, P. P., architect and Provincial land surveyor, 8 King st west
shanlbv, F., civil engineer, Parliament buildings
Shanlev, W.. civil engineer, Parliament buildings
TvLLir, Joii
fierthon, — , <
Brunei, A., ei
AUCTIOyEI
Henoersok
Russell, X
ings,
Ilaikayne, Ed
Reid, N., 123
Robertson, 0.,
Diteontinm
The others rer
BAE
Brough, S.,
Cameron &
Cameron, !
Catley, H(
Crawford j
Connor, S.,
Dimpsbt, t
Draper, W.
of Lo
DuGGAN, Jo:
ECCLEI & G
Freeland, ]
house
Galt, Thom
GwTNNE, Jo
Ince, ThoMj
and C
Latham, Hi
McGrath, (
Colbo
McCuTCHEO
King I
McDonald,
MoRPHT, <jrE
Morrison, J.
MoWATT & '.
Patrick, Ei
and C
Philpottb, G
Price, H. W
RoAF, J., bar
Turner, Roi
Wilson, h.TiA
Cooper, R., to e
Denison, G. T.,
Hawke, E. H.,
'one?, E. C, bi
TOROMTO.
901
iok<lceeper, vice
Liddeli. The
James ; James
d G. W. Alien,
26.)
rcb 8t
tJt, Wellington
and treasurer,
:ing St
Fraser, agent.
!r of King and
Wellington st
. H. Cheney.
Wellington st
ien, secretar),
agent, to cor'
Columbus, King-
ction of N. Y„
oal Head«.
16.)
I, Rev. William,
iission agent,
ildin^F, King it
I 426.)
of Duke anil
81 west
TunT, John, civil engineer and architect, opposite St. Lawrence Hall, Kingst
Berlhon, -, engineer, Kin,; at oait j Kane, Paul, engineer, King at weat
Brunei, A., engineer. Wellington at I « ' »
The othera remain as before.
AUCTioyEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 426.)
Henderson, Andrew, auctioneer and commission merchant, 43 Yonge at
Russell, John, auctioneer and dry goods merchant, to 6 Wellington build-
ingij. King nt
Haikayne. Edward, 153 Yonge at , Slranf^a, J. M.. Front at
Reid, N., 123 King at ea.t Wakefield & Coutc, 38 King at east
Roborlaon.C, corner of Wolaonfe King ats | , n <■
Discontinued.— Atnn, Isaac, Beekman. Robt., Henderaon, T.. Wilson & MoCabe—
The others remain aa before.
BARBiBTBRs, ATTORNiEs, &c. (Addenda to page 427.)
Brough, S., chancery practitioner, Wellington st
Cameron & Robinson, barristers and attornies at law, Wellington si
Cameron, M . C, barrister, &c.. Church st
Catley, Hon. William, barrister, (fee. Church st
Crawford & Hagoarty, barristers, ice, Church st
Connor, S., barrister. &c., 43 King st west
Dbmpsbt, R. «Sj J. W., barristers, dec, Church st
Draper, W. G., barrister, «Ssc., Yonge si, honorary secretary to the Art Union
of London
DiTGGAN, John, barrister, &c., Church st
EccLEi & Green, barristers, &c., 9 Wellington buildings, King st
Freeland, Patrick, barrister, &,c., Church st, two doors north of the Court
house
Galt, Thomas, barrister, <Scc., to Colborne st
GwYNNE, John W., (instead of J.,) Q.C., barrister, dec, King st, west
Ince, Thomas Henry, attorney at law and notary public, corner of Church
and Colborne sts
Latham, Henry, barrister, &c., corner of King and Nelson sts
McGrath, Charles, barrister and attorney at law, corner of Church and
Colborne sts
McCutcheon, Peter McGill, barrister, &c„ 10 Wellington bujldings,
King st
McDonald, Alexander, barrister, &c., 43 King st, west
MoRpHY, George, barrister, &c.. Church st
Morrison, J. C, barrister, &c., Church st
Mowatt & Helliwell, barristers, &c., 44 Yonge st
Patrick, Edwin, barrister, attorney and solicitor in chancery, corner of King
and Church sts
Philpottb, G. a., barrister and attorney, Colborne st
Price, H. W., barrister, attorney, solicitor in chancery, and N.P., Ycnge st
Roaf, J., barrister and attorney, Wellington buildings, King st
Turner, Rolt J., barrister and attorney, Toronto st
Wilson, Adam, barrister and attorney, 4 King st, west
Cooper, R,, to eomer of Nelson & King sts i Jones &, Proudfoot, barnstera, Wellincton
Deniaon, G.T., toChuroliat buildini^a
Hawke, E. H., to Front st Miller, R. ' ' arrister, corner of ¥-ve and
Jones, E. C, barriater, &c., Toronto st ' Ch^ jU
4 'I
H
'"^;i .
U 1 .11
i m
'•J 'S
302
TORONTO.
McMlchaol, D., baniitcr, 53Kin|r «
KiohBrdi, S. J., barriiter, King at
Skelton. W. B., barrinter, Wellington build-
initi
Smith, L. W., barrister, to King at, woat
Thomp«)n, J, B., barrlatar, Uellinirton
boildinga
Tilt. Thomaa, barriater, Chuioh at
Vanoo, Joa. J , barrister, Church at
Wittrock & Herman, barriatera, King at
BAKERS, (Addenda, to page 427.)
CI.ARKE, A., (successor Co Samuel Sleigh,) 123 and 124 King at east
The othera as before. ,
BOABDiNo HOrsEs, (Addenda to page 428.)
Fitzgerald, Misa, to 116 Adelaide at l Marten. Mra 49Ba«at
Grimwood, Mra., comer Bolton & Yorit aU I ' ' '
Diteontinued,—Mre. Nauijhton. The othera aa before.
BOOKSELLERS, &c., (Addenda to page 428.)
DoxNOLLY, J., books, stationery and fancy goods, 12 Arcade
RowsELt, Henrt, bookseller, stationer, printer, bookbinder, &c., 8 Welling,
ton buildings, King st
Fletcher, Chaa., 54 Yonge st
Woodall, J. W., Arcade
Bentloy, John, to 71 Yongo at
Church Socioly'a Depol, kI H. RowscII'b
Doyle, Patrick, Arcado
asSfo"""""*'^""'^"*'""'""^" *^'»"'°"'' •'"hn. Fiaher, 0., Ploea, A. F. Th« othera remain
BOOT, SHOE AND LEATHER STORES, (Addenda to page 429.)
PoLsoN, John, 90 Yonge st. An elef^ant assortment of ladies and gentlemen's
summer and winter, cork soled boots, dtc, consUntly on hand
KussELL, John, 7 King st, west. A superior stock of ladies and gentlemen's
boots and shoes, constantly on hand, at moderate prices
Miihaw, R., to Adelaide at
Reynolde, R, 99 Yonge at
RuBsell, John, to King st we«t
Scholea, Wiu., 55 Yonge at
Sterling, John, King st cast
Warren, Thoa., 87 King at west
Blogg, J. S.. to 28 King st west
Duffin, Henry, to King st east
Grogin, James, Yonge st
Hawke, J., Yonge st
Hamilton, W., to Yonge st
Higinbotham, R., to 49 King at
Loane, W., to 85 King st
I ^wf?" «,"'-~5''^^®"' ^™- '^'"'''» J" ''""e, L., Morgan, G. W^, Newman, T., Tay
lor. W. J., Wagstaff, T., Ware, Charles. The othera aa before. ' ^
y BREWERS AND DISTILLERS, (Addenda to page 420.)
Baines & Thompson, west Toronto brewery, importers of wines and saints
office Bay st ■' r t ^
Davis, Nathaniel, Yonge st brewery, 3 miles from Toronto on Yoage st,
1 ownship of York
■B^'p!P^:^•'^"^'''•°"r^ i Schriber,-, Victoria Pt
Rae, Robert, near rirer Don .
Discon/inuerf'-Crocker, W. The othera remain as before.
brushmakers*— (Given anew.) ^ ■ -^
*'|?N^>9"»4Tcr4wlcyst | Smith, A., 107 King sr"
,.. ,r , BtJii-DERs, &c., page 430, remain as before.
BUTCHERS, &c., page 430, remain aa before.
ColTNOR, Ch
furnii
Haioh & Ti
of adi
Carter, John, 1
Diieontinnec
T. The other
GoWAW, J. I;
March, C.r>
weat
Pill, J. E.,
lallei
Fell, Ja«. C, 61
CHI
Love, Neil
as be
Richardson
addre
Simpson &
Amei
Bently, — , to 7
Foirler, A., 85,
Sbapten & Con
Ltnn, S. G.,
cbapl
MULHOLLAN]
glass
Norris, a.,
street
Patton & C
King
LUMLET, M(0
lingto
Koblnaon, Thor
Remain
COMA
Bkcwn, jam
-■-^ rfN.
Callaway,
TOBOMTa
aoa
ii»r, Hflllingtoi)
le other* remain
tTABiNKT MAKBR8, (Addenda to page 430.)
Coi»Koii, Charles, upholaterer and undertaker, 61 King st, west. Funerala
rurnithed on moderate terms
Haioh 4c Thompsow, (late Wilson As Haigh,) 34 King st, west. Remainder
or address js before
Carter, John. 71 King .t we.t | Penwick. T., to King at '
T%h9otlmZ^Moxi'"'' ^'''''' "'■"" "'"''''»*''"l''.'<'-. Miwh«ll. W-. Williams, H.
CARVSRS AND GILDERS. — ^ G l VCll anC W. )
GowAW, J. H., cr-er, gildar and looking-glass manufacturer, 75 Yonge st
MARCH, C, carver, gilder, looking-glass and picture-frame maker, 29 Kinc st
west *
PcLL,J. E., carrer, gilder, looking-glass and pict.ire-frame maker, print
seller, &c., 80 King st, west. The trade supplied
PelI,Jas.C..69Kingatweat | Wharam. C. B., 33 King at west
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, (Addenda to page 431.)
Love, Neil C, druggist, &c., to 88, Yonge st. Remainder of address
as before
Richardson, Francis, druggist, &c., to 12, King st, east. Remainder of
address as before
Simpson & Dunspaugh, importers and dealers in English, French, and
American drugs, chemicals, &c., 35, King st, east. See card
2)i*eon«nu«rf— Bettridge, J. C. } Doel, W
H.j Rusjell, Mr.; Smith, W. H. ;
Swain & Co. The olbera remtin u
before.
Bently, — , to 71, Yonge at
Fowler, A., 85, Yonge at
Shapten & Combe, 110, Yooge at
CHINA AND GLASS STORES (Given anew.)
Ltnn,S.G., dealer in cnina, glass, and crockery; also, catholic books,
chaplets, medals, crucifixes, statues, altar canons, &c., 39 Front st
McLHotLAND, JoHN & €o., importers of china, glass, earthenware, looking
glass plate, paints, oils, &c., 86 King st, east
NoRHis, A., (late H.JF.), importer of china, glass and earthenware, 3 Kinc
street, west *•
Patton & Co., importers of china, glass, and earthenware of all kinds, 49
King Bt, east. See card
CLOTHING MANUFACTURER, (wholesale.)
LuMLBT, Morris, manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of clothing, 11 Wel-
lington st, opposite Commercial Bank
COACH MAKER (Addenda to page 435.)
Robinson, Thom88,Yongo at \'^^-^ I The others remain as before
COAL MERCHANTS, page 432.
Remain u before. .. ,„.ii
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BROKERS, &C., (Givcn anSW.) ,; i, .;/
Broww, Jambs, jun.. New York produce agency, representing Thoa. Rigney
! ofN.Y., Front 8t ^ j ■
Callawat, F., pawnbroker and comraissioii store, Yonge street
• • <i
'?:' '
»4
TtWOKTO.
^'^"wcillTlifT^r •*»*««'^«- •»•"•»»•"». W» broker .nd Jrnu..
Mce tgenl, Market iquare
E*Toif, B. L., comm., ^fon merchant and lumber daaUr, 46 Yq.« it Li
^r:?aK^fl^:r.^l^-"- ««*^' ^-. •«-. ^- wh".e.ii';
Hz^l^Tn'h ^T""' P'^r" ""'^ commi.,ion agent. Front .t
HcwARgFH., general commission agent, Lloyd's agent, and agent for
H-w..nT '"""""^^ Company. New Market feuiiding,. Front T
H;?cH,MiTcf "r" ""'^ New Market •Building.f Front ,t
NiCHoLL JoHv ' '*""'""•'«"• "••rchanu and general age«f, Church ni
''"""ii'gr.rsr;^"' *"^ *«-'^- ^-^''-•^ Belgian
^'""'cha'^.tSTo^r;, "'"'•"'*' '""" "' «""•"»' ''""""••'^- "-•
WitMOT, John, flour factor and produce agent, south entrance of the Arcade
Btrrowi St. M^Doneil, Frontht
Cotton, Jamei, Front it
McLeod, W. B., Church it
MauI»on, John, 56 King it
O'Donobae, J., Front it
cowFECTioifKRs, (Addenda to page 436 )
l«°r,'TZ',.7V""''"'""; ■r'"^ ''"'"■ '" •" ki-J' of conf.0.
iionery, corner of Yongo and lemperance itreeta
Baatoy, Georga, 68 Yongr, rt Cook W »,. iRirin...
Johnton. George. 74 Yonro it
Wray, H., 6 Yonge at
ttoy. Georga, 68 Yonga at
CpleniiD, George. 58 King at
I'lark, Robert, to Yonge at
si^SSH^S U'^' Du„lop,Mr..; Keiller. John; P.nton. Jo.eph , Sleigh,
CUTLERS, &c., (Addenda to page 436.)
The others remain as before.
DAotJERBEOTYPisTs, (Addenda to page 436, i
Evans &HARinsoif, International Daguerrean GaHerv «- (
Mmjattires unequalled i„ Africa. ^rxe^utd'^^Uhout regard'li
Ths othera reinaia,aa before.
( - DENTISTS, (page 436.)
DucoHtinu, .^vb. ,, cu,.,!„, Ran, Charlea; the others aa before.
m.\ eoci.3 MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 456.)
^"^^'^'L^'f'^"''""'' <""«"'?" '° ^«»" Patersoii,) importera of Brilish
and Foreign staple and fancy dry good^, King at, east ,
ICrARtCSWORTI
•taple ai
IGiuior Sc CotJ
6 and 7
|Hiakr8, Samu
•taple at
IHinocrion, J.
IMcDonau), J.
Adelnidt
JHiller # FooJ
JRotf, MlXcHBL
IShAW & 'lURifl
Building
ITau.oh & Ste
Yonge a
[iVlGHTMAN, Ro
er ofYoi
IWTiuoN &Mc(
and You(
I flendei son & Ushe
ii«pp«r. A., King St
I Vligan. Mrs, 97 Yt
Diicontinu$d — C
|Piteraoo, P.; Wim
dte;
Remaio aa b
1
|Fullbr, T. J., c
dition to I
[Skblton, J. W.,
to former
iDtllai, A., (instead
Gudner, R., to )06
I cheater ai
IHCDONBLL, W. ,
I brokers, U
ITalbott&Co.,
ston and 1
ibmilton Wm., Pai^
rstnTESBRS, F1
|Cirr,(IniteadorCav
TORONTO.
>r and irnui. ICrARLUtvoRTR, Joan, »• Toronto Houte," 60
Kl
■ge ft. Li.
)., wholenUs
Typ« Foun-
ront at
d agent for
nt at
at
Cburob ai
ind fielgian
iasion mer-
the Arcade
street, east-
of confec*
leph; Sleigh,
test of ad.
(frjr goods
of Britisii
9U5
nf att eaii millinery, and
ataple and fancy dry gooda, wholesale a„u retail'
S«-o.^* Co.«o,,,«„.n™p„„„. ., B,i.i.h M F„,.lg„ d„ ,,«,., ,„
HiwoiRiON, J., iniporter of ataple and fancy dry aooda, to 8 Kinir at east
"""""iSi^if ,:ir """ ■''' «°°'" "•'"■-• --" °f^»-8- ""-
Miller /» VooLvm, .r,j,orter8 of ataple and fancy dry gooda, Front at
Heaa, MucHRLL & Co., importera ofalaple and fancy dry ioods, Yonee .t
^"" %^^:^::^!Z;P\:!^^'^''' ra„cy dryVl^djoloinXl
'^' ''''vtg::rSorrr;r' '^^^'^ ^"'^ ^^"^^ '^'^ <^°'><'" — «^
IVioHTMAN, Robert, & Co. importers of.iaple and fancy dry gooda, corn-
er of Yonge and Wellington streets j b ""», *.yrii
ITiLaoN&McCAB., dry goods and groceriea, wholesale, corner of Alice
and YoMge sta. Caah advanced on goods cortaigned for aale
Morrick, J. D.. ItlKing at, eut
Smith, Alexander, 99 Yooge tt
lllendefwn & Uaber, King it, eait
iLeppar, A., Kinif tt, east
I Vligan, Mrf, 97 Yoiage nt
Diuontinued—ColYMt, J. C; Ewart, John ; Houehton Jk Mav t M«v«„j m. o«..k- .
I Piterson, P. ; WinKa 4t Nuthall. The other, remain « Sfofe? ' ""''"""* * 8""^' »
DTEB8, mrOINBKB, AHD ENGRAVERS, page 437.
Renain aa before.
FANCY STORES, (Addenda to gage 439.)
r''"!^';; tteVid^"'^^ '^"' "'*""^'"'"' ^-°'*'"« •♦-"• '» •«»•
Skelton, J. W., dealtr in fi.hing tackle, cricket bats and balls, in addition
I to former addreas, 4 and 6 King st. east "uamon
SId„';r'^R^'"J!^J V ^-^ ^"^ ^'''« •'• ''•"' I 3^^''"' J"'"'' King et. eaat
I Girdner, R., to J 06 Yongo at \ The otbera remain u Uiforo.
FORWARDERS. (Given anew.)
|Ma!.i*aw, BoiiT., & Co., city wharf, Church st, agents for Wilder's Bo-
McDoNHLL w"5 &/; ^P""' '^'''^ »^« American eipres. steamboat line
broJir^iFront^f "^'"^'"""'^^ -rchants, and produce
r'""tota?d'F:;XT^^^^^^^ "'•^'^"°'' ^°^^'^'"«'
FOUNDRIES, (Addenda to page 439.)
|(UmilloD Wm., Pal.0. at , Hawke, E W.. Frontal
The others remain as berore.
I FHUTMBBRS, FCBNITUBE BROKERS, OINOEB BEEB MAKBB, page 439.
GLUE FACTOHY.
I Cirr, (inatead of Cave) Samuel, Church and Carleton au
306
TORONTO.
GUNSMITHS, (Addenda to page 439.)
Green, 8. T., to 46 Yongo it | The othon before.
oENKRAi, MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 443.)
Hatrs, Brothers & Ccj importers of groceries, 27 Tonga st
Lawson & CiARKsoN, Importers of teas, groceries, and dry goods, aud
agents for Brown's platform and counter scales, corner of Yonge
and Temperance streets
MoppATT, (instead of Moffatts,) Murray & Co., general merchants, &c
7 Yonge st ''
Ross, Wm., & Co., importers of groceries and liquors, and commission mer-
chants, 12 Yonge street ,; ' ■ »
Torrance, John A., importer and general merchant, Chtirch st
Turner 6p Rooerbon, importers of wines, liquors, teas and general groce*
ries, Yonge. street
mseoHtinued-'Bngge J.; Brown, A. V., the hardware b'rancli onl/; Clarkion. Thoi.
Darling, Brcthers; Mathews Ac Co. ; Sutherland & Co. ; Torrance. B. The other« re
mum as before. ' .r.*.^^.. "«<■> «
OROCKRs, (Addenda to page 445.)
Garden, J. G., East India House, importer of teas, coffees, sugars, spic«s>
wines, liquors, ale, porter, fruits, &c. d.c.
Hutchison <te Co., grocers, wine and spirit merchants, Church et
McPherson, R. D. & Co., wholesale grocers and tea dealers, Yonge et
Patterson, Robt., general grocerjand provision merchant, Yonge st
&MITH «fc McDoNELL, importers of wines, liqijcis and groceries, 52 King st
Wilson, John, general grocer and provision merchant. New Market Build.
mgs. Front st
HamiHoo & Hogg, 122 Yonge st
Hopkins, N,, 130 Yon^e st
Humphrey, George, King st., East
Kahoe, Daniel, Front st
Liddell, James, Nelson st
Mulligan, Wm., King St., East
Laurie, J., to Market Buildings
Millen, John, 246 Yonge st
Myers, J., to 38 King st., West
Pegg, Samuel. 36 Front st
Peoples, O. H., to 236 Yonge at
Reynolds, William, Yonge st
Smith, John B., Yonge st
Stock, James, Nelson st
Sinclair, James, corner Nelson and KingsU
Strachan & Redford, Market st
Wray, George, 91 King st., Eut
i)iscon«.nusd.^agley, George, Bettridge, J. C, Davis, F., Davis, J., Evans, J. J„
Wm m^'m v'^i»'^"'j''""'o'J*. R' >i«^n. Edward, McMoran, George, Monahw
mothlfr?la!n aftfST' ''""''' ''"'^"' * ""««'"• ^'^^lesworth, S*.. Yale..B
HAIRDRESSERS, page 446, remain as before.
hardware merchants, (Addenda to page 446.)
Boomer, A. R , (successor to Workman, Brothers & Co.) importer of shell
and heavy hardware, 36 King st
Darling, DAvro, (late Darling, Brothers) general hardware merchant i
importer, Church st
Haves, Thomas, (kte Hayes, Brothers) general hardware merchant and
importer, 7 Yonge st
Lswis, Rice, general hardware merchant and importer, 41 King st, East
Shaw, S., & Son, general hardware merchants and importers, corner o
Yonge and Adelaide sts
MoIntosh&Wol
Hill, Brothers &
I Diteontinutd-
u before.
HAa
ItfARKS, L., T<
cap, 77
Diieontinued,-
Eixah's Hoti
Baker, William, h
Ditcontinued,-
I ag before.
Cutler, Luke, to \
Dingwall, Alex., i
fiobJDson, Hugh, '.
JEWEU.
Hearn, Will
watches
Joseph, J. G.,
(l08SIN,M.,& ]
goods, <S
W^HARIN, WlU
repaired
ElUs, James E., to
Jackson, Henry, to
Diteontinutd,-^
before.
Barber, 6ro.
door sou
tended t(
Bell, Thos., la
Henderson, Ja
Stocks, (
KissocK, Wm.,
sts. Bu
Mortimer, Hei
and com
Osborne, Wm.,
West
Phipps, W. B.,
Rich, A. W.,' la
ofChurcl
TORONTO.
907
Ryan b Campion, 67 Yonge at
''.|!3''.t
13.)
St
dry goods, aud
rner of Yonge
nerehants, &c.,
immissioQ mer-
general groce-
ClarlMon, Thoi.
The othera re-
sugars, spice^>
ch et
J, Yonge 8t
ifonge St
es, 52 King st
Market Build.
ngeat
i at
ilaon and King sU
ketat
., But
J.i Evana, J. J,
)«orge, Monahan,
rth, A., Yates, B.
[6.)
nporter of sheK
merchant and
merchant and
j'ng st, East
ers, comer oi
Melfltoah & Walton, 83 Yonge at
Hill, Brothera & Co., Cluinh at
uS".'"""*"**'"'"' """•"' *' ^''^ ^"'^' »'«-»•"- & Co. Tho other, remain
HATTEBa AND F0HR1ER8, (Addenda to page 447)
/>i«ec«<wBe</.— Baatcdo, Jacob. The othera remain aa before.
HOTELS, (Addenda to page 448.)
Ellah's HoTBi, Mrs. EUah, 72 King st, west
B.ter. William hotel, Toronto at | Pulljamea' Hotel, to 127 Yongeat
..Sibw. "^"**'" **"'"' '''*"'^ "°"'«' A°»"'"n H»t«l. by Brouae. The othera
INNS, (Addenda to page 448.)
Cutler, Luke, to Wellington at
Dingwall, Al«., to Colbome at
fiobinaon, Hugh, 36 Front at
Rolph, William, to Front at
Thompaofl, Samuel, to King it
The others remain aa before. ««
JEWELLERS AND WATCHMAKERS, (Addenda to page 448).
^'^'^\^ri'^^''^^' f" ^°- ,(«"cce8sor8 to George Savage) importers of
In«rp„ T r • '='°'='^«' J«7«"ery, &c.,54 Victoria Row, King st.. East
Joseph, J. G., importer of watches and jewellery, 56 King sCfia t
.a/nX^^lSgKt/^;^.., I Mil,er,JameaW.,80Yonge.t
^Pi.conl,««ad.-Moore, John; Belling, John; Savage, George. The others remain aa
LAMP STORE.
Hibbard, A., & Co., comer of Yongecfrnd King ata.
LAND AGENTS, &c., (giveu ancw.)
Barber, Geo. A., junr., general agent, conveyancer, &c., Church st., one
door south of Kmg st. All agencies and commissions carefully at-
tended to. *'
Beil, Thos., land agent. City Buildings, corner King st., East, & Church st
HENDERSON, Jas., land agent, stock broker and conveyancer, Church st.
Stocks, shares, dec, bought and sold.
KissocK, Wh., land and general agent and N. P., corner of King& Toronto
sts. Busmess with government promptly attended to.
Mortimer, Herbert, stock broker, house, land and general agent, N. P
and conveyancer, 104 King st.. East b > r.
Osborne, Wm., l^nd agent, stock broker and conveyancer, 104 Kinir st*
West *'
Phipps, W. B., land agent, stock broker and conveyancer, 16 King st West
Rich, A. W., law, land, and general agent, broker" and conveyancer, comer
of Church and King .its
208
TORONTO.
MMB BURNER, MVKBY STABLES, page 449, Same as before.
LUMBER MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 449.)
The others remain as before-
MARBLE FACTORIES, (Addenda to page 450.)
°''''^\T;hf;'h^T?"°'''° Field & Co.) importer and manufacturer of
marble, head stones, monuments, Italian table tops, Ac, 123 Yonge
C.^hr.n.,DaTid.Duke.t , The others remain as before.
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, (Addenda to page 460.)
Clark, W., Boone (k Co., general tailors and clothiers, King at., east
Harcocrt, Geo., clothier and general out-fitter, 11 King 8t.,Va,;
Lawso^Tho^..^ wholesale and retail clothing, dry goods and millinery,.
Mabley & Co., clothiers and general out-fitters, 7 St. James' Buildings
Jving sti, east °~'
Mathmson, D., clothier, general out.fiiter and draper, 13 King st., east
Plummer. Thos., clothier and general out-fitter, 23 King st., fast
KiDDBLL & McLean, merchant tailors and clothiers, 8 King st., west
Yeo, Chammon, general out-fitting warehouse, 9 and 9^ King at., east
Nu:aiuis«MiB
Baker, Charles, 37 Kiag st., west
Ireycock, W., to 59 King st., east
Mackay & Matheson, 17 King st., east
Myers, Isaac, 67 Yonse st
The others remain as before.
Noble, James, 37 Yonge st
Robinson, Thomas, 90 Yonge st
Suggitt, Wm., east side of Market
BnLLiNERs, (Addenda to page 450.)
Lyons, Mrs,, to 65 King St., west
Bloomfield, Mrs., to 66 King st, west
Haas, Mrs., to 10 King at., west
The others remain as before.
MILLERS, (Given anew).
Clahm, a., Victoria steam flour mills, 122 and 124 King st.. east
Hblliwell & Sons, millers and flour merchants, 44 St Lawrence market
GooDERHAM dc WoRTs, Steam flour mills and distillery. Trinity st
NEWSPAPER AGENT. ''^
NiMMo, John, agent for the « Albion" and other papers and periodicals. 92"
n.iBg St., east
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORE, page 452, as before.
MUSIC TEACHERS, MUSTARD FACTORY, page 452, remain as before.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS, (Addenda to page 453.)
A^SLo Ahsrican Magazine, monthly, Thomas Madear, 45 Yonire st
British Canadian, E. T. Dartnell, 1 13 King st ^
Canadian Aobicclturmt, monthly, W. McDougall, Yonge st
92 King St, Eut
W«rt
as before.
49.)
merchants and
►.)
nanufacturer of
kc, 123 YoDg(
Jfore.
page 450.)
ng St., east
>• east
and millinerj;
torontoj
mes' Buildings,
ig St., east
east
st.^ west
; St., east
It
)Dge at
f Market
t., west
>. east
ence market
yat
periodicals, 9-\
are.
n as before J
e 463.)
• Yooge St
st
^ ^
Christian GuAumAN, weekly, Rev. \.GrfenD D Kin . '^*
"""KS^oltege'^'^--^ R-oH, „,„,a,„ M» , Burns, .ditor,
JouKKTAt o> fioWATioN, Rev. E. Ryerson, D.l). ' w„m,,r ... nmA
Leader, The, weekly, James Beatiy, KiMst..ea8t * '""'
News of the Week, weekly, H. Scobie, &„^ it east
UNITED Ehkre, seri.f.we.kf;, Thomson 4. CoVlSng'sV, east
TrA p].,^''* "'''*" remain as befftre. ' - '■ ..A -/TTIoC ,J.luf)
. NOTARiiJl i"^Bwc; (Addenda to paee 4531^ ' ^^wrj^aH
^ . . v^ueen, 7b King st west :■■ ■•piiit'i ,wii«'4 ,a „J^
JivmAaitumni oculist oiy r<T<iMM»
...«,«4 *'^'**"'^''^^^^<>H^, page 453, sam«?i^bd'ore.
'i'>ii:-,i|/uift .r,™r°^^„f^T^ WAMriocSES, PATENT IEaThER, &6.»
page 453, remain as before. ^ '
^alo.-l >,^[;,,r . .HAT|i:NT^,<fflTNi^oBODs.'-'''T'"';: -. -,
, , , -^ "^ ^w. 8, I onge St. see card *;* ior v^iaD^n ;•
106 King .t '"°"">^ot^H*r'W,;,|„ Tbwas & Son, 140 King st west
B«rri«(fci Dhi l«l Aaelaide st
Hallowell, Dr., to 16 Wellington st
Sm^l, Df,.„J]lu|?e st
Sheritf; Dr., larKihgitweit' « 'a'"/il^
Smith, Dr. R. J., 43 ggy « Daois
T»bbee„Dr, Okab, Voqg, .di :L .,s7i<f
B<.».«„...-Be,,,D,,;M.,.il,.,D,.,R.i.,, „,*;,. The ..,„i„,k .;,.,„.
.*«0). PTOTwo omcK,,, (Addenda to page 464.).,., , „„
f ■'■^ />£3,t2i:i^,0i«l,A'l
DARTNEit, E. T., general pnnting office, 113 King st east
Carter, John, cofner Kinr &. Nelaon «ii 1. pi«^ * »
PHo™.oK mi.«o»a™, page 464, remain as befo»...>...Ii'
In h; ^.: : KAIIiROAS AGrSNT
fiADDi^ERs, &e., (Addenda to page 454 )
Stewart, Wiimam, saddler and harness maker, 95 Yonire st ^... ^'
Benieville, George, 59 Yonge st 1 rhnl II ^^ ®°® "^"^
Ki *""»'%. I . Thomson, Thomas, George St
The others remain as before. • k»"
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TSQftpmO,
Hutchison, & Co., dealers in ship obandlery, canyaBS.'cdrtJa^, 8^c., tJhii^eh'Bt
SHIP BUILDERS, STEAMBOAT ACCENTS, p^ge 454, teipain 00 Wpl^
' STAOK AND STEAMBOAT titnes, (Addenda to p^elSS.)
Aroerioan Bteamboat line for Montreal w^n eastward, Niagara Falifl, &o.. L. K. Halhiook.
agent. Front at . > • ". rv/ry » t ^\- ^ ^^. >
The tttbera remain as bcfor*;' ' ■' • ,,.->..,.
^TARCH':A,4|.r^ACTUBE«8.-T.(q^pja, ^QW:i^ya^^^' '
OULL, John A., starch factory, Front 9L r
Helliwell & Sons, starch factory, S?. Lawrence Market
v«. !P .fti^t oii ?^^= c^^^?«. pagfe 4^7, asj)efbre,,,^,j ,;j3«i,,„,»
i^i «Ai.Low CHANBiiBBs, '(Addenda to page 457.)'' >i>;aoss!i
Clark, B. M., dc Co., tallow chandlers and manufacturers of nonpareil and
erasjye Boapii, Yfloge 81^. See cftjid .1 .'/I ., ..,-
Steen & Fi»her, Palace St , ■ /. - f Tha^lliert remain m b#fo»te."i('H
.•fJl4?f^l;»* AND LEATHER Mj^H^jH ANTS, (Addenda to page 4&7«);
PifABKE, W. A >, Toronto sheep sliii^ factory, JjasjU, mprpcoflj^, roqns, ^sCp^Jaqd
cloths, flannels, <Ssq., for sale, or in exchange fof wool or skins, office 3
St. Lawrence buildings
GooDBRHAM & Brotebr, south ^West ciwher of Market buildings, factory,
in ,,jy)WPFy»l|C*W.— sole Mthe^kip^caif, upper leather, c6hi6vaii, dio.,
constantly for sale,,! ; . ; ' ^ ''^.'I.fi
Parsons & Willcocks, tannery and leather merchants, 4 Nelson st
Wallis, John, dealeir In ie6(het ahd'findfWi^, ^ "fdnge st
'■''''•'"' ^^'^'''' the olhera remain ailiefor^. ^
jT^N p^iVTE WiP^*ilP^, (A.(J^cl^eji.da, to page 457.) „
Crappbr, J^M^S, plumber, brass founder, gas fitter and fitter «pi of wt^te»
closet3»&6. - . . :
PiPBR & BaoTHEfes, tin, sheet iron and copper smiths, dealers In iiotd^, Am.,
' ;.i50 Yonge 8t ' '■ '.' . .-^K . ■:>{ j'^'>'-^\, ■'.u>\r.<^--,. ^
Iredale, (instead ;cfTredale,> J., 36 QlMtM st Y frowlie, (hMtead Off owM:) J, C , 97 Queen
Iredale, (initead of Tredaie,),>V,, Gp^r;;*),! , at . , . ,, ,.,,„ , . ' . '.,^., ,
• iiMle!^ ..TOBAqcoNisTS, &c., (Addenda to page 457. )<>
I^TpNS, J(%f to 51 King St «ast. Bemainder of address as befori^,
Heanee, N. S., SO King at eait - ...it if Willis, H.. 48 Yonge st
DiTOontituif «{.->fImebureeri B. fb^ othen Temain as b«lipre. n uji
TURNERs,'|i^g& 45B, ifemain as before.
Tkl*riRlKA«Y SdRGEONS, WhEELWRliSHTS, tTlNlp jMl5J(t|C?]rtAil,T^.^ t)^^
458, remain as before.
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TORONTO.
No. 35, King Street, East, Toronto,
Smporfws ^ aB^nltsalt ^ Jlrtail lente^
IN
MLl 111! ill Mli AKS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, '
.Bavana Tob^co and Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
• -y \- S- MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ".'
ALL KINDS OF PATSNT l!IElJ^JImS^
Alwa> on han(^ a large Stock of Varnishes, ^rushes, Cmlofd, Zinel»ainf«
'M ^^Z^'.'' ^ 9«'-':? Dfy^ Chromes, Gree^ and SSow f iC '
;^ -„, Mar,ne,J»aris, and other Sues, Umbers, Sienn%*.i, Unseei ?
•4 r, : Oil, Spirits Turpentine, &c. '/^ '^
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An article "fin'telj preferable, and fast super8eding;.Sar8apariI»a,
' and ah other kinds of Bitters, being free from noxi™^" ^'
J--. ^ (Jualities, and creating a fine healthy act»n. ^ " '
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;®Ct, -a// G^opfi^s ofjint quality, and Sold at £ow^ hates
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i ? ^W. STEWARD,^- '^t'
^_J»B|iiro« , SlBltlBY -WMIHOM
^f ^;? 96 Yonge Street, Toronto, .; jt
I $JJQN OF^-HHE MAMM OTH COLLA>€.;
%. S, retdlrns his sincere thanks to his Friends'and the Public foMe virv
rior articl^, such^as he has received so many pretniums for at numeifiBs fairs
in London^^*" honorably mentioned at the Wor^ Fair
■^2 W. S. will ^ai vary hwfor Cash, and every article wunanled to be ,uch as Sold >r.
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Hara
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WIJ
ft-itannii
Crates
©(0)®l
mow CHAN
I For Washing CIo
I ^V^alla, Ceilings, fl
lUie Fronts, Doqrs
iChurches ; ("urnii
iPtclcet Siiips, Fas
I O" This is one
luid is considered t
lilt I ItisiDteo
Imotc con]fQrt.'ecoi
Ion be (TQiib with t
Inibbing, pounding
I Nojiyury whtu
llhis Soap. Its coi
|wboje testimony i
It amtiuna no j
II
This Seap is wji
Jirsoi Ciolhs, iiii^,
iMlqi;. It is packed
MANUFAC
t
tm%ai
''OROWXO.
iig Tobaeeoi
S, Zine-Palnts,
w? dltra.
EB
Ss
sa{>arilla,
: fortiiie irdry
.ctura.lt supe-
ume^s fairs
Wor^ Fair
i as Sold for.
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313
IMPORTERS Op
'3
CHWArBtASS, MID EARTHENWARL
?^o. 6, Wellington Buildings, King Street, , .^
Hara always on hand a large and wall aesorted Stock of
' 11 JM8S 4 MimnwAli
m>.^^^^^^ ^^^*^' LOOKING GLASS PLATE T
DrltannJa Metal Tea Pot. Cruet Stands, Spoons, ^hhich ^l
be sold at the Lowest Remunerating Prices
Crates of Crockery assorted for the Country Trade,
^ ^ '^ ".f'/::' Always on hand, and'"' '-' '
©®®©g >1(GKEB ■■T(D)''®111E1
By skilful and experienced Packers: ^ ^ J« "^9
i?>
B.M. CLARK & CO.;
mm, CHANDLEES, and MANmCTUREBS of NOMREIL and ESiSIVB SOft
Yonge Street, opposite Shuter, Toronto, C.W."V.7/ ;«niiv/
Le Front,. D^a. and Sows S" F«cv &'' ""'* ^°°t?" if- ^"'""« •»"«» P"b>i<: B«ildi ug. ;
IPadret Ships. Pasa-^r Cars &c &c °°"" "'^ Steaicships, Ste^mboafs and
Us cS;:,;;/J'b^ thta"^^^^ rtcea b, a.od.r„ «.ence,
lUe ! It IS ioteoded to confer B«»rilt hl^^i, !'"^ '*'? greatest Scientific Wgftdir of the
|«n be donfa with tL"'tSe.»P^„n!i^ °" "'^ '''^.'^'^ ''<=»"^- ^V'"* <hU arlicle wasbine
|n.bbi„^po„„yXSg &J ""'''" ^
|wb<„e tesUmony irentire& in its favor "'""'"*'* **^''« examination qf eminent ChemUts,
lUontainsno '''^^or^il^r^ustic ^^^^^^^^
• ' il^lMk '^"''- ^^y^iy^nd judge Joryoursehet. ■
I TM. Swp i» wirrantcd to be Wit. v«-y best if .,?.- fi- ----- - '<«"'^ir «
liram Cloth., oiite, lQvpetsk&o.. without hLI^ ".^-Tlir^r"."^ ^'^^' ■***^> 0«l. Bee. &c.
IHANUFACT0RER8 OF FANCY *iATe(if,«pAl
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TORONTO MH
MARfCPACTOftY* i=^"'<'-
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The Subisc'riber, -iiaving just returned from Leipsio, Prussia, Belgium,
France and England, and having imported a large and exten«iva aasori
meat ordifferent colors ()f SiHc and Worsted Plash, Irnitations-of Fur, Astn
can, Black and Grey Lamb, Stono Marten, Sotrtt Se" Sea:!, Otter, Mtnii
Musk [lat, British Sable, &c., &c., ho will be prepiired tO' Mabtifacture th
abi^<M Goods into. '■);!.' ► < ?'. < ■ ^7, < , li'^y irjw#
' ' CAPS, Bdis, TitlJltofitMi, iTEiiiii.l'iliiriil^
AMD
I
SHUT
Mr. Wilson
Superior Ligh
West, held in
Jfr. Wilsofi fe
Itecting Buildii]
lia the States s
Prol^c^pg Bui
\Sale Rooms i
|S«/€rencM.—-fi
MANUF
of the newest Styles and Fashions, at hia
NEW STORE, 77 Yoiige, corner of Adelaide Street,
''■' :',..,u";;;:ii3r the l§|h June neit> /•:-._ ''i' '-ii^ -
Haviiig made cheap. and extensive Purchases, and examined and. inspecti
ed the best patterns in Fqreign Countries, and -brought out some of the mo$i
experienced workmen, a^d as.dtity dn Goo^ imported to Canada is 17^ pe
oenjlt less than on those imported to the United States, he flatters, himsei
ftikt he tfhall be able to furnish Caps, Gauntlets, Boas, Viotorines, am
Winter Wearing Apparel,. of every kind and description, of a superior sljli
and quality, at twenty-five per cent, cheaper than they can be furnished aj
any othe^ place, or by any other person.
mAtifkctarers lii the Ti^do will alveayjt j^nd atthjts Establishmeott tiiiei
tensive supply of Foreign. 9kias of every deac^riplion, atid a great variety oi
Gt^'pTrimhiihgs of all kinds. ■» . > >
Tlibse requiring fai'ge qttentiiies tvill pfease send fn thieir Oi^rs aS swJJJJ^c'ij'i^l'Q^
as possible. _..,' — -••»
, .All ordared Goods will be delivered punctualiyat anytliQe vyben required
-'■•■ liiberal terms will be given. ; k- h »:,r , ;>'.-., ,.,- ,. •..!.■■ 1. .1.' vJ ,■:■ i,!?,-;.
'"'He 'has at present on hand a IWi^iB iKSffOttmetfti bf Siitthlftjifj Clith, Sil p,,-.. „ . ,
an4;Cotton Glazed, British Sable, Mock Neuter aiid M^limp^pa, whicl ciute. R Mcd!, I.
he is prepared to sell at the Lowest Prices and on the moft Liberal T^rnii " - - '-
About the (Sth of August an extensive assortment of Bdfelo ^tnswi
ba dpe'ii Wr sale. Applications to be tnade as soon as possible. ;
The Subscriber will cummenco manufacturing Hats on the lat Ifahiiary, 1853, and wi
have a stippTv of the iiewesiFaiibibn^, m^de in a-ftuperittr (nAti^tfr, ready (br tho Triidco
the l8t April next. ■* ^^••- '■■^^. ^' \ ^,-.^'...-.vv" "'^ w»<^' < .v-.;, i
\^^'i^^:- ?r.U:Mmz vVlu^K'^-^'MiAUKS.
The liigheBtiprioesiii Trade or Cash will be given, far every description
Mr. JM^rks will be in Hainilton on the 1st and 16tH of every month
Me^si^j Watkiiis' fil^hiefs, (6 VeoefVe otdersC ■ > i ; » U T o A 1 ti V^ .
||KC0RF0B\TED Ja
Delant & Ypi
Potter, James
aod chai
Austin, William f:
Babcock, John R.,
Bakor, Chai.G.,G
Bell, J. McLean, I
Boater, Isaac, live
Brady, W. A., mai
Cutle, Hiram A.,
CiiJnraing.J., &C(
ber merehai
D«Wr,D8yiA^„)
Ford,jp(J«iqP.,.^,
Francis, William,
Fiancis, Robert, lu
Germin, D,, masor
Gordon, George, gi
Haaden, Martin, si
Logan & Baker, n
lm», W. H.,iive
McKernan, Fr8.„J«
TORONTO-TRFNTON.
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Prussia, Belgium
exteiuiva aasori
3nj-of Fur, Astra
ettl,;Orter, Mfnk,
k Mabufacture th
tide Street,
ined and. inspecil
some of the mcsj
Canada is 17^ pel
B flatters, himselj
, Viotorinfes, anJ
fa superior stylj
n be furnished al
blishnteiM bo eij
. great variety
•tu>::f"'
a when reqaired]
imfi ciitb, Sill
Rat^^jpk; whici
Liboi-al T^riBi
ifiklo ^ina wi
•Me. '
ary, 1853, and w
ly Ibr the Trade
ty description o
every month a
■ A 1 U M , .
E. G. WILSON,
MANUFACTURER fc WJIOLKSALE DEALER IN • I
SHHIVBS, PATEMT BOOT PATIEHHS, *C.
Mr. Wilson was awarded the FIRST PRIZE and DIPLOMA for his
superior Lightning ^o<(9 apd Points, i^t the Provincial Fair of Canada
I'^H^'^h.' ftl°'''^"?4 °" the 21st, 22ad, and 23rd of September,, 1852.
; 1 M .• '^^ «""«<'«'". from Ills long experiencp in thebusinew Of ?ro.
ect.ng Buildings and the general apnrovftl that his plan has met with, Jotli
S^,11Tr Z '^^^'^li'^b ^^J"' »»e cannot be sgrpassed in the art of
"roffic^ipg IJuiJcljngs frona Ligl^tning. „ i. , ,^
Me Rooms at the Office ofB.M. Clark ^ Co'^T^ge stJ.'^M
ShMfer ; and U, Piper «• Brother, 50 Fange street.
r-'^^' ''^^^t-L fiiy^a^fe cham...lai, ortB^
fVIANUFACTORY AT H. PIPJ^ & BROTHER'S,
50 Toftg6 street, Toronto.
W.l ^ — -l ' > ' . ' . >■' . •'
TKENTONJomertij Rivet- TreHt,
(Ses^ Canada Dibkctorv, Page 347.)
INCOHPOBATED January 1, tSAJ. Present population, about 1500. '^^' '
: ^ -1, •
IDelant & Yotjfto, ^ener^l merchants and storekeepers "
IPoTTER, James, hotpl temper. Has excellent accommodations for travellers
aod charges naederate > "v««wiw lu^ waveiieia
Austin, VVilliam H., general itore
'Babcock, John R., hotel keeper '
B»lior, CfaaB. G., chief cbnstabte
Bell, J. MtsLean, teicher ofgrammar ecJiool
Bonier, Isaac, livery stables
Brady, W. A., mason and plasterer
Cutle, Hiram A., livery itable
Clansey, Bernard, boarding house
Clute, R. McD., lumber merchant '
Cumming.J., & Co., general storp^Bnd luni.
bermerehants "
D»W%DayidR„ Imtohar , ; . ,
FMd,|:d«ioP.,te|,cljer ; .,
Francis, William, general store
Francis, Robert, lumber morchant .
Germin, D., mason i»nd pliistercr ' Of-?"?
Gordon, George, general store
Headen, Martin, smitU
1*71 C^iRrleo, operator at grand trunk teJo-
grMJ»;o5ce
Logan & Baker, vaddiera, 4be
Lyons, W. H.,Jive|ry sijible*, .
McKernan, Fr8.,ib«iliff u:.i^9t9^'i ,(,.?a-,rtol
McQuillian, Dr., physician
Macaulay, Denis, tailor '"" »»'^
Maguire, Michael, grower '
Meikle, Daniel, hotel keeper
Oliver, Richard, butcher .
O'Rourke, Hugh, grocer
Peck, James, boots and shoes
Pierce, Richard, tannery
Redmond, G. VV., lumber merchant
Robertson, Mrs., grocer
Simmons, J,, town clerk
Swan, Joseph, tanner and ourriec
TalkiD, Dr., physician
Taylor, Louis, cabinet shop
Trasher, Edward, teaol^er
Vahd6rtbort, D. S., boots and shoes
Vandervoort, R., operator at Montveal to.
legraph!ofBoo /.',,,
West, Jas. R., saddler, &«r ' r -7
Village Counoiu—A. MwNiI«ty, rema}
Robt. Francto, Jflda V,M'jrpbf,lA;
cob Ford, Cftm Weavw, c^tuieiffiihi
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Kl
2te
TROY— TWEBD~UNION.
BEMOVitD, DlflCOirriNUEO BtoSUrtSS OB O^CXASfel^
Bull, GeorgB B.. merehant
Barton, Fn., baker , .
Craigif, Jamei, book keeper
Ford, Jacob, liouil iecpor
h^nAnl,-iktepH, livery itebl«'
MoDonald, — .carriage maker
'. 111!
Macaulay, W. J., merehaih *
Oilron, 8., innkeeper
QuJDlan, Jaa., cabinet in»k«r
B|o9, H. S.. carpenter
Hbbarteofl, Ju„ barritter -Ji,
Sager, John, innkeeper
.1
■;L
i^>: ' TROY. .^ ... ,,,uv
_ ^ (JVof included in the Canada J>ireeto^.f' '■ ' ' '"'''' '
A •mill VllL^OI iUuattd in the Townthlp of Beverier. Countr of Weniif arh n w ^i
Unt Itom Hamilton, 18 miles j ttage fire, 3s 9d. ' ' '""»." r!*W?F",|.^W.-dii-
Bennett, David, lumber merchant
Dodge. Leonard P., millwright
Fenner, Dr. Ancel W., pHys^lan
liornsberger, Aaron, liubber merchant
Misner, Adam, lumber merchant
List of Professions, Trades, fto.
>i!;i >•>•
McRoberU, B. & A., geto(Br«) •tore and
iumber merchaata
McRoberts, A., postmaster
Sager, Malaehi, town oouncillor
,, , -; u,„ Stenebaugh, Joseph, grist mill
Afsb-1 lavert, 2 carpenters, 1 ^mjU,,^^ cabinet makcf, ^4 6 .aw,,mill. in thii iic.'nitj .
A ViLLAO« sitBaUMl in the Township of Hungerford, County o' Hasi
from Bellenlle, 25 mi|ei. Pppu^atipn abpiit 175. > O'iVl'i/i
'. — (diven anew).
A
!«sUngi, C.W.— disuni
Alphabetical Xist of Profession. Tradea, ftp. ,
Jamieson, Jamev, millowner
Armstrong, William, innkeeper
Clark, Josiah, general store
Clough, Jacob, cloth factory . , -^i-nj,
Deilor, John M-, general store >-''*^'^'''^l^ ''
Downing, James G.', bailiff «'ino50C ihV '
Finley, S , innkeeper
Francis, John, general store ,
Fulford, Abel, innkeeper utid itnitli
Gabourie, Felix, lumber merchant and coun-
cillor
• Howell, George, postmaster Sc generbl store
Mills, Zedekiah, smith
McCartney, Joseph* smith v J! r,
McCallom, Duncan, miner
Mowat, George, general atore
Phillips, George, smith -j ■ ; v.
Salmon, Peter, smith ,, ,,,.-,>;u.
Tucker. Richard, tanw •( ,^', i
Way, Edward, siddlT^,:'*. 'r,V;r
VVheeler, George & Joba« earpuMcrs
UNION.
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?ri9fl
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ypTot included in the Canada Directory.-) ' ^^:',';f " '
A VitiAaiB aitoated in the Township of Yarmouth, County of MiddlMtz. fe wUjl.t*ni
from Port Stanley, 4 mUe. ; from St. Thorn.,, 6 miles '; from London Sles fiJKrM
43*JikB6tr6itt List of Professions, Trades, 'im^[^;X% '^ "
pl!^i/'te"""°' '""''^' ' I ^°'^^^^' Asa. J. P. : ■ 'j'^i) ;;u„:
Beatl e, W.ll am. weaver ,>i-,n,so. Glennie, Alex. B.. mfllwright«^^V U.f^
SSSi!: 1^ p tf ^•L"n'' '"''^*' I """*«■•• K°»'"t C;, carpenter »! • W .^i/Cv
BUiko^ A» h B., Mir, will ,. . i . . I Johnion, Frederick, turSw^T .,.a.n, ,.?,!
Johnson, Ram
ICtteham. Alex
Lsar, John H.
Lucy. Anthony
Mandeville, W
Mills. Rer. Th
Montgomery, I
Moore, J. K.., c
Nickorson, Ch
Frishburgh, Re
Harburtus, G.,
Aikens, Wm., t
Drehl, Rev. C. !
■vriaji
A ViLLAor situa
Quebec, 16 milei
Aldeorn, Wro,, s
Bercroau. Jean, j
Clarke, Rev. Mr.
Desehamps, D., i
Danlevey, John,
Farquhar, Jaraos,
Hall, — , miller
Kerr, Andrew, pc
Kerr, Robert, joir
Lifvler, John, tail
McBain, Ww., J
V.II
Capron, John, mai
Fcarnier. C, gene
Fraser, John, coroi
Gibson, Mrs., milli
Johnson, Thomas 1
Johnson, Hiram, ii
UNIONVILLE-VALCARTIER-VANKLEEKHILL.
217
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Johnion, Randolph, J. P.
Ketcham, Alexander, diitiller
Liur, John H., carpenter
Lucr. Anthony, shoe store
Mandeville, W. H., smith
Mills, Rer. Thomas, Baptist
Montgomery, Robert, weaver
Moore, J. K., clerk and school trustee
Niekarson, Christopher, mason
Philnott, Richard, mason
Scott, Kiio«, sash and door factory
Slcel, Jonathan, town councillor
Stephenson, John, butcher
Weldinjf, Ollfer, miller
Willis, John, cooper
Voung, Malbetv, juiiiur
Zavitz, Abraham, miller
UNIONVILLE.
(See Canada Directory, Pace 458.)
Friahburgh, Rev. J., Lutheran
Horburtus, G., teacher
Aikens, Wm., tea'ahcr
Drebl, Rev. C. F.
Addenda.
I Echard, II,, wupjron maker
I McLeun, J., general store
DISCONTINOED.
Wilkinson, Wm., waggon maker
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VALCARTIER.
(J^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
i„Ti^*?fi'J!'J""* 1° ""? Seigniory of St. Gabriel, County ol Quebec, C.E -
Quebec, 16 milei. Population of the parish, aboij* 1400.
-distant from
list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Aidcorn, Wm., smith
Bercroau, Jean, joiner
Clarke, Rev. Mr. Roman Catholic
Deschamps, D., mason
Dunlevey, John, general store
Farquhar, James, shoe store
Hall, -., miller
Kerr, Andrew, postmastier and joiner
Kerr, Robert, joiner
Lawler, John, tailor
McBain, Win., J.P. and councillor
McGeauchy, P., maaon
MolWillan, John, tailor
Mortelle, Pierre, joiner
.Martin, Jos., smith
Navin, John, J.P.
Paifein, Rev. E. C. Church of England
HoberUon, John, tailor
Stewart, Samuel, shoemaker
Synics, Dr. T., physician
Wholan, Wm.. joiner
Wolff, Alcxr. J., J.P., and councillor
}!;;.;Tr
VANKLEEKHILL.
(See Canada Dibhctohv, Page 459.)
Capron, John, mail contractor
Fcurnier, C, general store
f raser, John, coroner, and councillor
Gibson, Mrs., milliner ' . ''
Johnson, Thomas H., M.P.P. ' •
Johnson, Hiram, innkeeper '
Addenda.
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Kennedy, Miss, milliner
LadQSB.»r, .lohn, ehainnaitcr
McDonell, Rdk., innkeeper
McDonell, Duncan, postmaster, druMist
Mcintosh, Donald, smith ^ *
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McKenzic, Iluvh, carpenter
McLaurin, Arohd,, tcaohor
McLennan, Uodk., aliue storo
IMcKae, William, aaddlcr, 6lc
Robornon. J., ncnornl aloro &. itoatu milii
Stewart, Neil, J. P.
cupper inutii
StowBrf, J., (for R.,) tin
Vnjjan, Henry, bailifl
Waters, Ch*., dork of diviaion court and «f
the cuunoil
Wella, Jainei P., ro«rc of W, Hawko«burj
and aa bafore
REMOVED OR DISCONTINUED BUSINESS.
Cameron, Rev. Alozr.
Clark, Geo., miller
Dorion, E., cimir maker
Honour, Daniel, carpenter
Manninjr, W., founder
Parks, William, tailor
Philip, L., watch maker
Taylor, Miaa teacher
VARENNES.
(See Canada DiBECTORy, Paob 459.)
Addenda and Errata.
Amiiae, Joicph, ^riat mill
Bernard, P. N., gfeneral store
Girard, Mrs. Louia, boarding houac
Hamcl, Leon, painter (instead of store keeper)
Laurent, David, trader '
Letourneuz, Antoino, baker
Lussicr, Paul, advocate
Luiaicr, Felix, grist mill
Malo, Isidore, baker
Also, in addilion-10 wheelwrights, 3 rnniths, 4 shoemakers, 3 masons, 3 carpenter,.
Mrttigny, J. P. L., mayor
Martieny, J. L., {ronorar store
Martel, Rev. Louia .1., Roman Catholic
Massuo, A., grist mill
Pellegrini, J. fit., tinsmith
Savarin, Leon, butcher
Talham, (for Tallolan) Eugene, postmaster
I alham, A. J., notary
DISCONTINUED.
Chaffnun, Olivier, shoemaker
Descvo, Revd. F. X.
Dcsrochcrs, Eli, wheelwright
Itticr, Che,, wheelwright
Marco^z, Louis, smith
Tobin, John, shqomakor
Tobin, Edward, general storo
VAUDREUIL.
(See Canada Directory, Page 460.)
•l fStlili'.. ,
Addenda and Errata.
Bastion, F. t)., notary, secretary and trca-
surer to county municipality and
school commissioners'
Carticr, (for Cortin) Henry, M.D., mayor
for county
Desjardins, Alfred, M.D.
Fournier, A mbroise, carver
Latourelle, H., tinsmith
Latourelle, O.. baker
Lassiallcs, J. N., beadle
Legaulf, (for Legaud) F. X., carpenter
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Legault, (for Legaud) JitcqdW, 'ialTJontCr
Lefebvre, J. B., clerk coms. court
Lalonde, Luc A., bailiff
Marier, (for Marie) Celeste, tinsmith
Marioler, B„ baker •
Moffatt, A., teacher
Normandin, E. L., deputy registrar
Ouimette, Gddeon, advocate and village
mayor
Seguin, Rev. J., Roman Catholic, vicar
Waters, Alex., innkeeper and bailiff
DibuuJ, LouJH, iimilii
Gauthier, Araable, carpenter
Lefevro/Edward, storekeeper
DISCONTINUED.
Robidoux, Moses, tailor
Terrien, Rev. Ifr.
t ,tlOK-i
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A VlLLAOl situ
frum London, !J
Dubbyn, John, i
Gordon Sc KItcr
Gonne, Rev. Jo
Gunne, Robert,
Kirby, Geo. P. ,
Kirby, Goo. P.,
Mills, James, toi
VIENNA,
VjENNA is now «
Abbott, Wro., bi
Adair, — , groce
Alexander, J., g
Atkms, F. W., (
Baldwin, Levi, ii
Baldwin, Charle
Beers, E. C., lur
Brown Sc Ely, g
Broom, Wm., ca
Burns, — , Imildt
Caugbill. Geo., j
Chute, Geo., bak
Churchill Sl Gun
Cook, Noah, clot
Colborno, H., lur
Douglass, Robert
Douglass, John, a
Duud & Vanduse
Elliott, John, ger
Elliott, Wm., pal
Everett & Simm
Fillmore, — , hot-
Francisco, J., hoi
Guitin, Henry A,
Halliday, W,, lur
Hanvy, Dr. W. I
Harrold, T. G., s
Harvey. R. J„ tit
Hopkins, G. W„
" Gazette*'
A Village situat(
Akens, John, brie
AaRtia, Revd. E^(
fc cupper imitii
iaion court and u(
,^j«Hawkoaburjf
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VKTPORIA-VIENNA-ntLANOVA.
819
:oro
nan Catholic
gene, poitmattcr
3 carpenters.
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dM, ial^oiiter
. court
, tinsmith
registrar
and villagu
tholic, vicar
d bailiff
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AVillaqi lituatcd
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VICTORIA,
included n iht Canada Directory.)
Alphabetical List of ProfewioM, TradM, &c. '
..t and saw mill, McGrcgur, Du„ca>.. grist and miw mills
and cluih TacKiry
Morris, VVillium, M.D.
Webster, William, general storo
Also, 1 drujfgist. 1 hotel, 3 shocmakora,
2 siniilifl, 2 waggon makers, 1 car-
penter, 2 tailors
Dobbyn, John, grist and saw mills
Gordon &. Kitcncn, ffonsral store
Gonne, Rev. John, Church of Rngland
Gunne, Robert, general store
Kirbjr, Geo. P., & Son, general store
Kirby, Geo. P., postmastor
Mills, James, teacher
VIENNA, {Township of Bayham, County of "El gin, C.W,)
(Sbb Canada Dibkctouy, Pace 460.)
Vienna Is now an incorporated Village- Population, about 120O.
Abbott, Wra., baker and grocer
Adair, — , grocer
Alexander, J« general store and J. P.
Atkins, F. W., collector and bailiff
Baldwin, Levi, inspector of liconsca
Baldwin, Charles, butcher
Beers, E. C., lumber merchant
Brown &. Ely, general storo
Broom, Wm., cabinet maker
Burns, — , hnilder
Caugbill, Geo., livery stables
Chute, Geo., baker
Churchill tc Gunn, lumber morehants
Cook, Noah, cloth factory
Colborne, H., lumber merchant
Douglass, Robert, ironfoundor
DouglaBs, John, smith and waggon mak«r
Duud & Vandusen, millowners
Elliott, John, general store and J. p.
Elliott, Wm., painter and glazier
Everett & Simmons, hotel keepers
Fillmore, — , hotel keeper
Francisco, J., hotel keeper;
Guslin, Henry A., genefal storo
Halliday, W., lumber merchant
Hanvy, Dr. W. H., physician
Harrold, T. G., shoe storo
Harvey, R. J„ tinsmith
Hopkins, G. W„ printer and publisher of
" Gazette" '^
Addenda.
Ilurdel, — , watchmaker
Houghton, E.. Hiiddler '
Hubbard, John, tailor
Humo, A., fjoneral store
Jenkins, Thomas, lumber merchant
MoConncIl, II., inspector of licenses
McDonald, J. P., accountant and agent
National Loan Fund Lifo Asa Co
McDonough, P., general store
Niool, Robert, barrister-at>law
Peterson, James, hotel keeper
Pilman, M., merchant tailor
Price, E,, lumber merehant
Raymond, G., lumber merchant
Rceco, J., merchant tailor ^
Richardson, G. W. 8.. lumber merchant
Smith, P., chemist and druggist
Stedman, J. E., lumber merchant
Tabor, Charles, tailor andclothl<
Thomas, John, waggon maker
Tomlinson, Roswell, chandler
Vogt, Henry, watchmaker
Wade & NcUcs, boots and shuca
Wall, — , grocer and brewer -
Whitney, L. W., saddler, &o
W;illace, W. F., & Co., lumber merchants
Wilson, S. G., lumber merchant
VIU.40E Council.— Thos. Edison, J. G.
McKinnon, B. T. Smith, John EL
hott, John Dean
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>yiLLANOVA.
(Ao« included in the Canada Directory.)
A Village situated in tho Township of Townsend, County of Norfolk, C.W.
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
M
220
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VITTORl A- WALLACE-WALLACEBURG.
Brady, Georffe, town councillor
Churchill, E. W,, carpenter
Clark, James, amitli
Colver, Oliver, smith
Corlis, S. L., innkeeper
Dean, Miles, saw mill
Dean, Edwin, smith
Enkinu, JnmeB, general store
Erskine, E., saw mill
Goblc, Rev. Eider
Grcnis, Wm., carpenter
Hammond, W. II , architect and builder
Lewis, Levi, saw mill
McAlpine & Co., saw mill
McLaren, John, postmaster & general store
Messecar, Al>m., saw mill
Owens, J. W., J.P.
Ow«n», J. W., &Co., turners
Owens, F. A., shoo storo
Owens &Kellum, cloth factory and flpur
mills
Powley, William, cooper
Quinn, John, shoemaker
Raymond, Alexander, smith
Smith, Phillip, saw mill
Sweezie, Malcolm, shoemaker
Walker, William, saw mill, J.P., and town
reeve
Walsworth, Edmund, carpenter
Wood, O., turner
Yateman, — , carriage. maker
.v;.'!\>:r
VITTORIA.
(See Canada Oirxctory, Page 461.)
Distant from London, 75 miles. Population about 400.
Addenda.
filake. T., butcher
Bouscr, George, innkeeper
Bouser, John, builder '
Brown, C. R,, innkeeper
Crawford. Ninian, general storo
Dolan, M. S., tailor
Eager, E., mason
Fitch, F., teacher
Jarvis, James, mason
McCall, Simpson, postmaster and issuer of
marriaife licenses
McCall, J. D., bailiff
McLennan, Mrs. J., grocer
Marr, W., tannery
Potter, W., M.D.
Shannon, W., shoe store
Smith, O. M., town clerk
Steves, N. W., shoe store
Walsh, F. L., county registrar
Warren. R., boots and snoes
Wilson, A. &, W., general storo
R£MOV£D, DISCONTINUED OH DECEASED.
Dresser, Misa, teacher Mackay. A-, M.D.
Finlay, Witf., storekeeper
Lamport, Henry, storekeeper
Pod, W., hotel
Ross, David, storekeeper
Wallace.
{J^ot included in the Canuila Directory.)
H.Sn?%*3«!"*'''' '" '''' '^'"''""''P "' ^""'"='' ^°""'y "^ ^''^^' C-W.. «li-tant from
Burrows, Charles, pustmaster and general
store
Farnoomb, Joseph, carpenter and builder
list of ProfeBsions, Trades, &c.
Palmer, Jas., smith and waggou maker
Robinson, William, cooper
Also, S shoemakers
WALLACEBUlRG.
(Sbb Canada Directort, Page 461.)
. <a,ad8Sua iUid Sfxata.
Baby, Raymond (for Bernard,) general store I Chapman, Rev. Francis, Weslevan
Bell, John, (for C,,) collector of customs | Coleber, Hugh, dteam miU '' .
Doiaon, Rev. Ji
Fisher, J. & A
Fowler, R. G.,
Johnson, L. H.
Johnson, G. V.,
Knivcn, Thomi
A Village situi
Currie, John,ahi
Gunn, Angus tV
store
Gunn, Donald ^
MoColl,Rev. T
McGillivray, Jai
Mclntyre, Laza:
Cornish, W. K.,'!
Couse & McKell
Campbell, John,
Curneil, Adam, <
Davis, John, gen
Depow, Wm., ca
Dobie, John, inn
Halls, Phillip, bi
Hatalie, Adam, c
Jordan, James, b(
Mathews, John,
McVicar, Archd.
Mcintosh, Dunci
Neal, Wm., groc
Dawkins, James,
Doyle, Thomas, c
Fertier, James, w
jrnera
i
factory and flpur
Qith
maker
lill. J.P., and town
trpenter
aakor
WALLAC5T0WN-WARDSVILLE-WARSAW.
Ml
Doiaon, Rev. James, Episcopal Msthodiit
Fieher, J. & A., sasli factory
Fowler, R. G., lumber merchant
Johnson, L. H., general store
Johnson, G. V., general store
Knivcn, Thomas, tailor
Kynock & Co., general store & steam mills
Maodougald, James, innkeeper
Macneil, Traov, smith
Mettz,—, tailor
Peeke, John, innki^eper
WALLACETOWN.
{JVot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Village situated in the Township of Dunwich, County of Elgin, C.W.
ler
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
Currie, Jolm, shoemaker
Sunn, Angus M., iioatmasler and general
store
Gunn, Donald A., carpenter
McColl, Kev Thomas, Presbyterian
McGillivray, James, joiner
Mclntyre, Lazarus, miller
Mclntyre, John, miller
McLaws, William, smith
Mcpherson, Peter, jomer
McPherson, John, joiner
McTavish, Duncan, general store and shoe
shop
Urquhart, Aiexr. C, tailor
I
3
fistrar
loes
il storo
!*W., distant from
tBiggtiataakit
r
Vesl^jpafi
WARDSVILLE.
"I (Sib Canada Directory, Page 462.)
Addenda and Errata.
Cornish, W, K., barrister, conveyancer. &o
Couse & McKellar, druggists, <to
Campbell, John, carriage maker
Curneil, Adam, carriage m^ker
Davis, John, general store
Depow, Wm., cabinet shop
Dobie, John, innkeeper
Halls, Phillip, bricklayer
Hatalie, Adam, clerk division court
Jordan, James, boots and shoes
Mathews, John, civil engineer
McVicar, Archd., distiller
Mcintosh, Duncan, innkeeper
Neal, Wm., grocer
Neal, Thoi.. bailifT
O'Meara, John, fend surveyor
Palmer, Isaac, iron founder
Pool, John, carpenter
Reilly, F. B., machinist
Rolls, Dr. Charles, druggist, &c
Ryan* Rev. S. J., Roman Catholic
Strathy & Kent, general store
Shephard, Wm., saddler, &o
Ward, Sheldon, builder
Ward, Alexr., innkeeper
White, Samuel, sadler, &c
Wilson, Wm., chair factory
WARSAW.
(Sjje Canada Directory, Page 462.)
I'jtr Ipjca-;.
Dawkins, James, cooper
Doyle, Thomas, cooper
Ferrier, Jamea, waggon mak«f
Addenda.
Miner, Moses, shoe store
Umphrey, H., miller
Riggs, Thomas, teacher
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WASHINGTON— WATERDOWN-WATERFORD.
VA '
WASHINGTON.
(Jfot included in the Canada Directory.)
A Village situated in the Township of BJeaheim, County of Oxford, C.W.
' Alphabetical list of
Blanehard, W., &Co., grain cradle makers
Garrick, Robert, carpenter
Church, William, grain cradle maker
Clemens, Oliver, waggon maker
Clemens, Henry, smith
Cousens, Frs., cabinet shop
Farrow, John &, Fredk, ihosmakors
Siilis, John, & Co., cabinet shop
Kilborn, Jared, J. P. and councillor
McDonald, Wm., smith
Motherwell, Frs,, tanoer and shoo shop
Myers, Robert, tatmer
Oakly, George, tailor
Olive, Andrew, St, Co., carpenters
Professions, Trades, &o.
Piatt, Samuel, giist and saw mills
Snyder, David, cloth factory &. saw mill
Shcrk, Amos, & Co., carriage makers
Sherk, Levi, general store
Sherk, A. B., postmaster and carriaeo
maker .
Shepley, Rev. Jos., Wesleyan
Smart, John, general store
StaiifTer, Jacob, pump maker
Tring, John, cabinet shop
Trefiy, Dr. Robert, physician
Watson, James, town councillor
Wright, Benjamin, smith
WATERDOWN.
(S£B Canada Directory, Paok 463.)
Addenda.
Barton, Job, millwright
Brown, J. B., grocer
Cranston, Henry, pamtor
Crooker, Francis, grocer and Ifeker
Davis, David, cooper
Pretwell, Thomas, waggon maker
Garvin, J. B., miller ana saw mill
Graham, John, carpenter and joiner
Griffin, Absalom, hardware merchant
Griffin, David, butcher
Johnston, R. L., waggon & carriage maker
Jones, Ezekiol, innkeeper
Labat, Francis, shoemaker
Ixjltridge, R., in addition, woollen factory
Montgomery, Jas., painter and glazier
On, William, tailor
Robinson, C. F., blacksmith and carriags
maker
Stewart, James, butcher
Stobbs, Rev. Thomas, Wesleyan
Wood, Comfort, carpenter and joiner
DISCONTINUED.
Anderson, A., miller
Ashbury, John, smith
Bilhngs, Wm., M.D.
Ellis, Wm., baker
Garvin, John, shoemaker
Gore Mutual Insurance Company
Henderson, Gep., shoemaker
Hugill, Rev. Joseph
McGlennan, P., baker
WATERFORD.
(Ske Canada Directoby, Page 463.)
Jarvis, Mrs.,
McFarlane, Ji
McLentie, A.
Mathews, Wa
Monford, 0. 1
iron foe
Clark, J., tmil
Green, Jas. L.
mU Geo,, dii
Hooker, —/m
tloucks, R., h(
Faro to Montr
Hutchinson, D
McCutcheon, '
Mcllroy, Samu
Parmolee, A. E
Booth, F. G., 8
Dike, L. P., sh
P( : "jr, John, ti
Berry, Richard,
Day, Johnson, I
Grass, Louis, sn
Addenda.
Adams, Uriah, butcher
Anucrson, Robert, sniilh &. waggon maker
Aspinwall, Mrs., milliner
Aspinwall, Chas., wat' h maker
Chiswell, J., tailor'
Clark & Scovill, gencrcil store
Catting, James, copper
Dean, John, smith
Flcwelling, David & Joe., boilders
Irons, Jas., (krte W. Redker.) innkeeper
Clarke, Wiiiiam
Graham, Richer
E. And
'logan, Miphael
)RD.
C.W.
&0.
id saw mills
'aotory & saw mill
sarriago makers
tore
stcr and carriage
esleyan
tore
maker
top
^Bieian
councillor
ith
l>er
tker
on, woollen factory
Iter and glazier
ksmith and carriagt
ir
Wesleyan
iter and joiner
Company
naker
il store
«•! bnilders^
iker,) innkeeper
WATERLOO, C. E^WATERLOO, C. W., &c.
223
Jarvis, Mrs., milliner
McFarlane, John, (laie A. Bolsford,) smith
McLentie, A., mason
Mathews, Walter, accountant, &c
Monford, O. F„ & Co., (late Jas. L. Green)
iron founden, &a
Park, G. W., in addition, dislillcr
Rock, Thomas, carpenter
Smith, Stephen, cabinet maker
Thompson, John, tinsmith
Truosdale, John, builder
Watson, Jeremiah, carpenter
Clark, J., smith
Green, Jas. I*, es iron founder only
Hill, Geo., distillery only
Hooker, — , miller
llDucks, R., booto and shoes
DISCONTINUED.
Merritt, D. S., smith
Nobles,f J., tailor
Redker, Wm., hotel
Schramm, L., waggon maker
Starr, D., bookseller
WATERLOO, C.E.
(Sm Canada Dirkctorv, Page 463.)
Fare to Montreal reduced to lis 10j|.
Hutchinson, Dr. R.H., physician
McCutcbeon, T., shoe store
Mcllroy, Samuel, shoe «tore
Parmolee, A. B., advocate
Booth, F. 6., smith
Dike, L. P., shoemaker
P(>: :<;r, John, tiniroith
Addenda
Robinson, Jonathan, postmaster
Robinson, Ellis & Co., (late Rolnnson and
Sons and R. A. Ellis,) general Btoro
DISCONTINUED.
Richardson, G. H,, shoemaker
Robinri!jn, H., J. P.
• WATERLOO, (1st) C.W.
(Sm Canada Directory, Page 464.)
Berry, Richard, smith
Day, Johnson, brickyard
Grass, Louis, smith
Addenda.
IVorthmore, Joseph, postmaster and general
store
O'Shea, Jeremiah, teacher
ilifi.'>"'<
rCmoved.
Burr, Chauney, waggon maker
WATERLOO, or Fort Erie.
(S«E Canada Directory, Pagb 465.)
I .'
Clarke, William, joiner ,,
Graham, Richard, snrTeyor of customs, vice
E. Anderson
Hogan, Miphael, joinar .
Addenda.
Jackson, James, general store .
Kendrick, J. A., ship carpenter:
. Nevills, James A., ship carpentier .,■ , ^...
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WATEKVILLE-WELLESLEY-WELLINGTON, Ac.
WATERVILLE.
(JVoi included in the Canada Directory.)
ftn!l'{£*°if "'l" "'?« '""•I''^ Township of Compton, County of Sherbrooke. C. E.r-d'itaw
from 9ierbrooke, 10 raile«; stage fare, 28 6d. » * •""i"', ^'. Ju.T-rfl«diit
' 'to';'
List of Professions, Trades, &o.
fioatwiek, Mathew, bailiff
firooki, Wm. &. Chas., general store, grist
and saw mills, foundry, &,c
Brown, Alba, smith
Caswel), Alden, machinist and millwright
Caswell, William, chair faotoiy
Henry, Mathew, cabinet shop;
House, John, shoe store
Rcid, Rev. C. P., Church of England
Webster, F, A., postmaster
WELLESLEY,
(See Canada Diectort/Page 465.)
Buchanan, Alexr., teacher
Eakel, Abm., waggon maker
Ernst, Christian, carpenter
Gottsbhalk, Christian shoe store
Group, Phillip, cooper
Himlin, Geo., tailor
Milne, Rev. Walter, Baptist
Ottman, Chas., carpenter
Pirric, John, smith
Pipher, Rev. John, Lutheran
Querry & Doud, ashery
Addenda and Errata.
Robeitch, Charles, teacher
Schall, Geo., smith
Schelter, C, weaver
Sigmund, Michl., carpenter
Snider, John T., shoe store
Smith, Harry, omith
Weismuller, John, waggon maker
Wilaon, John, town couneillor
Zoeger, (for Sager,) John, store and inn-
keeper
WELLINGTON.
(Seb Canada Directory, Page 465.)
Ball, Arza, mason
Barnes, — , baker
Blackley, Samuel, Wellington inn
Drewery, Jonathan, match factory
Henderson, P. R., general merchant
Jolly, David, cabinet m>;ker
McCartney, Robert, tailor
Mitchell, F., cabinet and chair factory
ViaCQNTlKUEiP
Garratt, Thos., innkeeper i Williams. Rev. A.
McCormick & Armstrong, general store Wright, Robert, shoemaker
Martm, William, tinsmith 1
Addenda.
Phillips, Henry, saddler
Terry, Robert, shoe maker
Terry & Curlett, tin & copper smiths
Tivey, William, cooper
Wood, Jolin, baker
Young,'Capt. WHIiaro, treaenrer Agricnl.
tural Society
WELLINGTON SQUARE.
(See Canada Directory, Page 466.)
Addenda and Errata.
BcRi (instead of Benton) & Beeforth, gene-
ral ttotb
Ohisholm, J. B., innkeeper
Frost, S. D., harness and trank maker
Foot, H., tailpr ■ i'mn;::, /, ,
Ponfield, v., tihiJrtith "* «' -''='^ .''
Taylor, J., innkeeper ^"'jS'JiiA .: »
Vannormen, E. A., MO* =* ;'-;I^ ,
Gowen, R., ti
Jones, Thomi
A small ViLL
fare to Stanst
Allen, Joseph
Buzzell, Dan
Bullock, Alfr
Drew, John \
Giddings, Ste
A small ViLL
Adams, Rev. '.
Church, Jonal
Clark, Horatii
Gilman, E.P.
Keyes, Ephrie
Hungerford, £
Mills, Moses,
A ViLUOB a:
miles. Popul
Bellows, Calel
marr
chan
Beach, D., pc
innki
Buchanan, Jol
Byce, H., smi
fecto
Cannon, 6., p
&c.
ke, C. E.-^d'irtam
r faotory
It shop;
I ■
:l^ of England
kster
er
Iter
ore
OD maker
leillor
lin, store and inn-
Br
opper smiths
reasarer Agrieul-
;er
,arr..;;i v. ,
WEST BOLTON-WEST BROME— WESTMEATH.
225
REMOVED OR DECEASED.
Gowen, R., tailor
Jones, Thomas, shoemaker
Miller, W, G., innkeeper
Weekes, Henry, M.D.
WEST BOLTON.
(^ot included in the Canada Directory,)
A small ViLLAOB situated in the Township of Bolto.i, County of Stanstcad, C.E.— stage
fare to Slanstoad, Ss; to St. Johns, 13s 9d.
List of Frofessions, Trades, &c.
Allen, Joseph P., miliowner
Buzzell, Daniel, mechanic
Bullock, Alfred M., general store
Drew, John W., J. P.
Giddings, Stephen, J. P.
Hunt, Rev. Mr., Mclhodist N. Connexion
McMannis, John, pustmasler and J. P.
Peasley, Jas. F., J. P.
Stone, Wm. H., general store
Tilton, Manley, master mechanic
WEST BROME.
(J^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A small ViLL/iae in the Township of Brorae, County of ShefTord, C.E.
Adams, Rev. Mr.
Church, Jonathan, manufacturer
Clark, Horatio N., general store
Gilman, E. P., millowjier
Koyes, Ephriam, general store it, postmaster
Hungerford, S. L., cloth factory
Mills, Moses, miller
list of Professions, Trades, &c.
McCrum, James, cloth factory
Pettea, James N., miliowner
O'Byrne, John, manufacturer
Sweet, Almon G., manufacturer
Sweet,' Moses, general alure
Seymour, Joseph, oloth factory
WESTMEATH.
(J\'ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A ViLtAQB and Township in the County of Renfrew, C.W.— distant from
miles. Population of the Township about 1000.
■■'A
80
Alphabetical List of Frofessions, Trades, &o.
-'.f.VT'iI; '
Bellows, Caleb S., J. P., coroner, agent for
marriage licenRes, lumber mer.
chant, saw mills and town reeve
Beach, D., postmaster South VVestmeatb,
innkecner and ^rist & saw mills
Buchanan, John, town councillor
Byce, H., smith, carriage maker and cloth
factory
Cannon, G., postmaster, Gowei* Point
Chamberlain, H., J.P., postmaster, j|eueral
store and lumber merchant
Hamilton, Hugh, J.P. and town councillor
Hoskins, G., innkeeper
Poupore, John* lumber merchant
Shaler, Rev. H., Wesleyan
Tucker, G. R., saw mill
Williams, George, J. P. and councillor
Wright, John, J. P. and councillor
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WEST W1LLIAM8BURG-WESTW00D-WHITBY.
WEST WILLIAMSBURG, ^ Mmisburg,
(Sbk Canada Dirbctorv, Paqb 466.)
Blacklock, Dr. John, pliytician
Dillon, George, general store
Dolton, Peter, ghoe shop
Loucks. John W,, clork division court
racbee, JoBeph, carriage maker
Addenda.
Pattoreon, John, general store
Philo, Ur., drug store
Raymond, William, general store
Cheslcy, A. A,, attorney, removed to Proscott
WESTWOOD.
i^Toi included in the Canada Directory.)
list of Professions, Trades, &c.
l< Ij' ?^}}'y> general store and mills
Foulds, J. s., postmoster
Grady, J., innkeeper
Healy, Thos. D., innkeeper
Pomeroy, Thomas, blacksmith
Scott, Robert, bootmaker
WHITBY, (County Town of Ontario County, population
about 1500.) •' r r
(SJEfi Canada Dibbctohy Page, 467.)
Value of Exports in 1852, X82,306.
Adams, J., tailor
Adams, Henry, saddler
^tna Insurance Co., Geo. A. Norri?, agent
Arnold, J., baker
Bannester, Chas., teacher
Batea, Jas., baker
Beall, Thomas, bookseller
Billings, W. H., barrister at law
Blair, L , shoe store
Bryan, Jacob, junr., innkeeper
Burnham, Z., judge of county court
Byrne, Rev. J, T., Congregatioualist
Clark, W. B., & Co., general store
Crawford, D., general store
Doel &. Dickey, general store & druggists
Finley, Rev Jas., Presbyterian
Frarer, Hugh, merchant tailor
GarUhorc, R., saddler
Godsbey, John, innkeeper
Grant, John, land surveyor
Greenwood, John, teacher
Ham, N. G., banister at law
Ham, J. v., notary ^nd barrister
uarrison, VV. H., general store
Houck, Louis, fanning mill maker
Addenda.
And 15 master mRchBDics additional
Howell, C, general store
Johnson, Ross, general store
Johnson. W., merchant talTbr
Keller, F., bailiff of division court
McBryan, Hugh, innkeeper
McGaw, James, innkeeper
McGiil, George, auctioneer
Malone, W. L., general store
Manson, Charles, drugs and medicines
Mayerhoffer, Rev. V. P., Church of Enci'd
Newman, Timothy, teacher
Ferry & Dorman, publishem of " Ontario
Reporter
Rowe, James, forwarder
Scott, Wm., innkeeper
Shier, John, land surveyor
Spurrill, John, general store
Thompson, Pierson & Co.. general store
Tremayne, W. H., barrister at law
Wal.ace, James, contracter, and agent Pro-
vincial Insurance Co
Watson, John, forwarder
Welsh, Johrj, forwarder
White, Ephraim, auctionder
Wilkinson, John, watch maker
Township Coi
James
Black,
cillors ;
Campb
Po«p Whitby
r:
Burr, Wm., it
Geikio, Rev. ,
Kennedy, J.,
McAllan, J., j
O'Connor, H.
A small Vitu
Brabazon, Oei
Bribner, Jamc
Brusker, Cyru
Carmichael, A
Carmichael, F
Cop|>crthwai!(
Fraser, JosepI
Can^pbell, Wi
Cattenach, 7a
Crockett, Eph
Ferguson, Jai
Guindon, Mil
Barry, Richd.
Btasley, Wm,
Dickson, Tho
Kinsmill, The
Mastarson, Ji
Buck, A., cat
Cooper, Mrs.,
\Y.
'burg.
store
ral itore
moved to ProBcott
■0, C.W — distant
sr
tnith
population
re
■br
1 coart
re
i medicines
tiurch of Engl'd
« of » Ontario
gfeneral store
at law
and agent Pro.
ter
WICK-WILLIAMSTOWN-WILLIAMSVILLE.
927
Township Couffcii..— James Rowe. reeve;
James Burns, deputy reeve; John
Black, Dr. Allison, M. Wright, coun.
cillors ; R. Harrison, clerk ; Robert
Campbell, treasurer
Powr Whitbv and Lakks Scuooo, Simcob
AND Hdron RoAuCoHrANr. — James
Rowe, president ; Jas. Cotton, John
Welsh, John Martin, Juhn Camp-
bell, directors ; J. Ham Perry, secy. ;
John Watson, trea*. ; J. McAllsn,
harbour master
REMOVED, DISCONTINUED BUSINESS, OR DECEASED.
Burr, Wm., teacher
Geikio, Rev. J.
Kennedy, J., carpenter
McAllan, J,, innkeeper
O'Connor, H. B., storekeeper
Pentland, Rev. J.
Perry, Peter, M.P.P.
Perry, R. E., general store
Vanvleck, J., fannini; milla
Wo'.fcndcn^ J., marble cutter
WICK.
(JiTot included in the Canada Directory.) '
A small ViLLAQB situated in Township uf Brock, County of Ontario, C.W. .
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Brabazon, George, town reeve Humphrey, Samuel, general store
Bribner, James, shoemaker '. Leask, George, saw mill
Brusker, Cyrus, smith Johnston, Mrs. Jane, postmistress
Carmichael, Alexr., carpenter Mitchell, Rov. John, Free Church
Carmichael, Peter, general store Mill, John, smith
Copperthwaite, James, smith Soronbergcr, Wm. R., saw mill
Fraser, Joseph, saw mill
WILLI AMSTOWN.
(See Canada Directobv, Page 469.)
Cacipbell, William, grain merchant
Cattenach, James, smith
Crockett, Ephriam, painter
Ferguson, James, bailiff
Guindon, Mitchell, general store
Barry, Richd. & Wm., tanners
Brasiey. Wm., tailor
Dickson, Thomas, tailor
Kinsmill, Thomas, saddler
Masterson, John, shoemaker
Addenda.
Guy, Adolphos, carriage maker
McBain, James, cattle dealer
McDonald, Andrew, miller
McDonald, James, cloth factory
DISCONTINUED.
McLennan, R., shoemaker
I Mitchell, — , cloth factory
Morrison, Richard, smith
White, John, shoemaker
WILLIAMSVILLE.
(See Canada DiRECToiiv, Page 469.)
Buck, A., cabinet shop
Cooper, Mrs., mw mill
Addenda and Errata.
Dee, Robert H., M.D.
Hoover, Benjamin, shoe store
238
WINDSOR M1LL8-W00DBOURNE-W00D&TOCK.
Carney, (initead of Corning) N., waviron
nittNer '"
Kniwly, (inilead of Kni.by) S., foundry
VpwtQn, Rev. U., »-- - - -- ■ ^
▼ice F. Berry
Newton, Rev. U.. Priialuve 'Mothodisl,
SlannormaD, Daniel, iboe itora
Swartz, Abm., tailor
VVincheater, Aaron, ahoeBtore
Yocum, Adam, sinilli
WINDSOR MILLS, C.E.-(Given anew.)
Fra'^ncTaSuunt tllV£„"?r'^ryS'!%f °""^ of Sherbrooke. Di.trict of Saim
mond, 9 r>.ile., T^St Lawrence .'nlA^nf/T. ®''"t'°°'<''. 1* rai'eaj from Kich-
F«re to Montreal, 12s 6d ; S^Xo^I "i^5';Tchmon3!u','o7d.'' *"*""" *' ''" '""^•
Alphabetical List of Profswions, Trades, &c.
Bauer*, George, miller
CroBian, John, shoemaker
Frye, S. F., ;town clerk
Gardner, James, carpenter and joiner
Moore, Peter, lumberer
Moore, John, carpenter
Niokle. James, mill wrighi
Patterson, William, atone mason
Patterson, Robert, brick layer
Taquin, Peter, blacksmith
Perktr, P., boarding house
Sihes, S) , shoe maker
Wurtele, C. E., grist and Maw millp, general
merchant and postmaster
WOODBOURNE.
(JVof included in the Canada Directory.)
Alphabetical list of Professions, Trades, &c.
^'"""''"lan^"''" ^'""'" ^' ^''"™'' ''^ ^"S
, Benner, William, waggon maker
Cooper, Jamea, aze and tool factory
Heard, Charles, Innkeeper
Hilllard, Frs., shoe atoro
Kerr, Jacob, J. P.
Loutoh, John, smith
Kennedy, Alexander, M.D.
Magill, Henry, steam saw mill
Morgan, Henry, J.P.
Ptolemy, Wm., postmaster^and shoe store
Powell, Thos. S-, general store and saw
mill
Shaw, Robert, carpenter
Sidey, John, town councillor
WOODSTOCK.
(Skb Canada Dieectoey, Page 4>70.)
Present population about 2,400.
Addenda and Errata.
Charles, Jordan, (instead of Gordon,) revenue, iDspectof
l-inkle, Henry, town reeve
Greig, John, town clerk
Abbott, Benjamin, ebandlcr
Bain & Hay, cabinet shop
BalI,jRev. W. S., Free Church
Biokle, Jos. &, Jas., butchers
Bownes, (for Downe8,)Thoma% grocer
Brown & Nelson, tannery
Burke, R. VV., tinsmith
Burtch, R. W., general store
Burtch, Arohib
Charabora, Rob
Clark, John, gi
Constable, Mrs
Cummings, R.
Donaldson, Wi
Uorman, John,
Douglasa, Don
Duncan, Howa
Evans, Kev. M
Fraser, Thomai
Garner, Wm., i
Goodwin. Chrii
Gordon, Donalc
Greig, John, ati
Haack, Harry,
Hatch, — , groc
Horsenell, \Vm>
Hotson. Walter,
Iiard, Henry, ti
Judce, Michael,
Lakeman, Jacol
Lawson & Huti
Lajcock, Georg
Lewis, Evan, (I
McDiarmid, Rei
McKenzie, Alej
McLeod, Georgi
Bartley, O,, an
Beddome, J., be
Bell, James, gn
Burton, — , coo|
Charleswortb, S
Clements, W. I
Cottnn, Ily., inr
Cudmore, Riche
Douglass, John,
Galloway, Wm.
Goodwin, A. W
Izzard, James, S;
A small Village
from Pans, 11m
Barnes, Rev. Th
Hill. Thomas, lui
Miichell, Williar
Abo — 1 tailor,
A ViLuai Bitual
K.
WQOLVERTON— WURTELEBURQ.
929
) ilore
itore
W.)
Diitrict of Saint
iles; from Rich-
ion at this place.
mason
wmlllp, general
latter
worth, C.W.-
nill
>nd shoe store
ure and saw
i%groeer
Burtch, Arohibald.J. P.
Chambors, Robert, baillfT
Ciark, John, grocer
Conatable, Mrs., dressmaker
Cummings, R. H., jailor, (iottead of tailor)
Donaldson, Wm., butcher
Durman, John, innkeeper
Douglase, Doruiby, innkeeper
Duncan, floward, furrier
Evans, Kev. Mr., Wealayan
Fraser, Thomai J., Bmith
Garner, Wm., cooper
Goodwin. Christopher, teacher
Gordon, Donald, (for John,) smith
Greig, John, attorney at law
Haaek, Harry, smith
Hatch, — , grocer
Horsenell, Wm., tailor
Hotson, Walter, shoe store
Izard, Henry, teacher
Judge, Michael, gunsmith
Lakeman, Jacob, butcher
Lawson <k, Hutton, dry goods
Laycock, George, printer
Lewis, Evan, (for G.,) carpenter
McDiarmid, Rer. D., Free Church
McKenzie, Alezr., contractor
McLeod, George, tailor
Mackay, J ^^,:, bailiff
Mackay &. Sutherland, shoe itore
Maclaren, Duncan, druggist
Menzies, Harriet, grocer
Montgomery, Geo., innkeeper
Murray, Geo. & Angus, contractors
Oulram, (for Autrara,) Wm., shoestora
Parr Sc Co., bakers and confectioners
Perry, Dr. Levi H., physician
Phelan, (for Phalan,} Thus, anetiooetr, &e
Robertshaw, John, shoe store
iicarff, William, carriage factory
Schofield, Frs,, carpenter
Shepherd, Rev. Edmund, Methodist
Sims, Rev. F. P., Church of Scotland
Small, John, nurseryman
Snelgrove, Henry J., cabinet shop
Thomson, Archd., &. Son, foanden and
plough makers
Tune, (for Turee,) William, confectioner
Warwick, Wm., bookseller and stationer
Watson, James, miller
White Si, Dixon, builders
Wilson, Walter T., general store
Winterbottom, Rev. John, Baptist
Woodcock, Ralph, dry goods
Woods, W. A,, dry goods
fJ
h-
HEMOVED, DISCONTINUED OR DECEASED.
Bartley, O., surveyor
Beddome, J., bookseller
Bell, James, grocer
Burton, — , cooper
Charlesworthj S„ general store
Clements, W. R., baker
Cotton, Uy., innkeeper
Cudmore, Richard, general store
Douglass, John, painter
Galloway, Wm., innkeeper
Goodwin, A. W., tailor
Izzard, James, bailiff
Maddock, J. F., attorney
Murray, Wm., smith
Ross, Robert, tailor
Shields, M., dyer
Smith, Thos., saddler
Smyth, E. B., barrister
Spur, Geo., innkeeper
Taylor, Peter, shoemaker
Whitney, Rev. M., Methodist
Wilson, John M., general atore
Wilson, Hughes & filevins^ barristers
Young, Mathew, grocer
^'!!l
WOOLVERTON.
(J^ot included in the Canada Directory.)
A small Village situated in the Township of Blenheim, County of Oxford, C.W.— distant
from Pans, 11 miles. Popnli^tion, about 100.
f.|
List of Profeuioiu, Trades, &0.
Barnes, Rev. Thomas , Thompson, Thos. G,, builder
Hill, Thomas, lumber merchant | Woolverton, Rev. R.
Mitchell, William, miller | Woolverton, Enos, P.M. and general store
Also — 1 tailor, 1 shoemaker, 1 waggon maker, 1 smith, 1 harness maker.
WURTELEBURG.
{J^ot included in the Canada Directory.) /
A ViLUoi eitualed m the Seigniory of River David, County of Yamaska, C.fi. Itiaoo
'M
230
YAMA8KA-Y0NGE MILLS-YORK.
3ii
JrU'^FSncVdX^c!''"^'" ^"""'••"PP""'"' thcAbnaki'a Indi.n Village. i„ ths Pa,i.h
List of
Alio, Franoit, nnilh
fioooher, Etienno, notary
Bernier, Cht. Fra , general atore
Belleroae, Charle*, joiner
Bfelleroae, Franc la, joiner
Boia &, ContD, general afore
Boia, Fimirn G., general atore
Cartier, Jopepl), wheelwright
Cotd, Joaeph M., dcpoty regiatrar
Cre?ier, Lou1», ferryman
Dcfoaaea, BaBJi, baker
Durant, Ed., «hoomaker
Fortane, Cbarlea, ahoemaker
Professioni, Trades, &o.
fiaron, Noel, ahoemaker
Janel, Joaeph, amith
Lalibertd, Elienno, hotel and general itore
Langloia, Joaeph, amilh
Laport(;, PicrrOiJoioer
McDonald, Dr. Edward, phyaiolan
McDonald, Dr, Stephen, phyaician
Moreault, Rer. M„ Roman Catholic
Morin, J. B., maton
Pion, Amablc, joiner
Rubillard, Paul II, general atore
Valoia, Francia, joiner
YAMASKA.
(Seb Canada Directory, Page 472.)
Addenda and Errata.
Burnhup, (for Bnrnap) Thos., shoemaker
Cartier, Narcisae, grocer '
Chamard, Olivier, general store
Charland, D., aenr., boat builder
Charland, Moiae, boatman
Duboia, Henri, joiner
Dugre, Edwd. G., poatmasler &. etorekeepor
Gelinaa, Charlea, tanner
Groleaux, B., (for Groalet) ahoemaker
Hebert, Misa Lucy, milliner
L'Abb^, Louia, hotel and grocer
Henshaw, (for flerahaw) George, griat and
saw mllla
Lassalle, Hubert, smith
Laaaalle, Pierre, boatman
Lacerte, Cfor Lcaarche) Joseph, ahoe store
Pagnan, Paul, notary and agent
Proulx, Joseph, smith
Salvas, Olivier, hunter
Steel, William, pottery
Vigeant, Touaaaint, general atore
Bridet, J., painter
Hebert, Mrs., poatmistresa
Molloy, Frs., amith
mSCONTINUKD.
Paradia, Mrs., atorekeeper
Therien, Thos., innkeeper
Vigeant, T., innkeeper
YONGE MILLS.
(See Canada Directory, Page 472.)
Andres, Socrates, lath factory
Elliott, O., grocer
Armatrong, Wm., innkeeper
Baxter, N., postmaster, &c
Addenda.
I Parr, James, cloth factory
I VVillse, Robt., postmaater and general stor
DlSCONTINtlED
I Marshall, Thomas, innkeeper
I Wylie, D., smith
YORK.
(See Canada Directory, Page 473.)
Boyco, John, innkeeper
Bratt, John, shoe store
Addenda.
Brown, George, flour mill
Clark, Wra., wheelwright
Corniok, (for C(
Hareourt, Mich
Margrave, Tho
Hillox, John, ti
Park, Paul, J. 1
Serantom, flan
River Ni
Alley, James, bi
Barker, Robert,
Brown, Alfred,
Places fror
A small Villao
lation, about 75i
Sumner, Jou
Lyon, R., generi
A Village situal
from Toronto, IS
Bates & Kepp, ii
Beers, C. S., ins]
Bolsby, L., town
Boice, J., smith
Cilwell, A., inni
Campbell, Wm.,
Campbell, Mrs., i
Clark, L. J., depi
Ciutton, Rev. Jot
Corey, Wm., aadi
Cronk, E, shoem
Crandall. R., gen
Catler, N., smith
Farr, S., innkeep(
Finch & Partlow
Finch, Henry, in)
Freeman &Clutti
Foote, Dr., pbyai<
Harvey, Wm., ini
Herrinffton & Ga
Hodorkinson, P., ]
town clerk
Kennedy, Rev. Gi
Little, J., general
ASHTON-AYLMBR, C.W.
ago, in the Puriih
and general store
phyiician
phyiioian
an Catholic
al atore
George, griit and
>aeph, shoe store
1 agent
i\ atore
and general Etor
[>er
Cornick, (for Cormioit,) Samuel, ■lioijDsker
Harcourt, Miohael, borgo owner and J.P.
Hargravfl, Thomai, carpenter
Hiiioz, John, tailor
Park, Paul, J. P. and mill owner
Serantom, flam. D., auperintendent Grand
Rirer Navigation
Bn
Spoonnr, Wm., millwright
Tagjart, Alexr., bargo owner
Windrum, Dr. J , phyaieian
Woudbury, Edward, innkcpper
TowNSMrpCouiiciL — Jacob Turner, reete ;
Thoa. Lcater, And.Tumbull, Chaa.
McAdani, Chriat. Young, ouuncillora
DISCONTINUED.
Alley, Jamea, barge owner
Barker, Kobert, «hoe atore
Brown, Alfred, barge owner
Felton, Thoa., bargo owner
Ilea, John, innkeeper
Sowerby, John, carriage maktr
Places from which Returns were received too late to appear
in their proper order.
ASHTON.
{Kot included in Canada Directory.)
A small ViLLAO* aituated in the County of Carleton, diatant from Bytown 28 milea p«»»
lation, about 75. ■«"«•. ropq
SuHNER, John, postmaster and general merchant
Lyon, R., general merchant | Alao 4 maaler raachanica.
AYLMER, C.W.— (Given anew.)
A ViLLAOs aituated in the Township of Malahide, County of Middlesex. C.W.— diatant
from Toronto, 137 milea ; and from London, 30 mi!ea. ' v^.w.-aietant
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, &o.
Bates &. Kepp, innkeepera
Ueera, C. S., inapector of licenses
Bolsby, L., town councillor
Boice, J., smith
Calwell, A', innkeeper
Campbell, Wm,, clerk division court
Campbell, Mrs., teacher
Clark, L. J., deputy town reeve
Clutlon, Rev. Joseph, Baptist
Corey, Wm., saddler
Cronk, E., shoemaker
Crandall, R., general store
Cutler, N., amith
Farr, S., innkeeper
(inch &. Partlow, general store
Finch, Henry, innkeeper
Freeman &Clutton, cloth factory
Foote, Dr., phyaieian
Harvey, Wm., inspector of licenses
|ierrin.?ton &, Garner, saddlerR
Hodwkinson, P., postmaater, conveyancer,
town clerk, &c
Ktnaedf, Rev. George, Wesleyan
Little, J., general store
Lookyer, Thomas, town reeve
Maservy, Mrs., milliner
McCausland, J, A., smith
McLauchlin, J,, inspector of liconsea
McMaster, L., innkeeper
Miller & Davis, general store
Mott, R., innkeeper
Murdoch, J., shoemaker
Murray, A. &, W. E., general store
Murray, W, E,. town councillor
O'Reilly, B., tailor
Page, Benjamin, tanner
Pauling, J., tailor
Price, Aaron, baker
Rod way, J., tailor
SpringsteatI, T„ bailiff
Thompson, Mrs., milliner
Tibbetts, C., shoe store
Tibbetts, A., tanner and saddler ,
Vrooman, J., waggon maker
Wood & Kirkland, general store
Williams, Di*., town coaneillor
York, Samuel, tanner
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BYTOWN.
(See Canada Directory, Paob 48.)
Proient population about 10,000, and rapidly inoreaiin((.
Tha Letten •« L. T." and '• U. T." itand for Upper Town and Lowtr Town raipeotiTel;
Aunranoe Compuues, Baalui, &o., (Addenda.)
Bank of Upper Canada, R. S. Cas^ells, agent, Wellington st., U T
Canada, Life Assurance Company, (J. 1'. Baker, agent, WeJllngton at., U T
Dalbousie District Buildin? Society, George Hay, secretary
Equitable Fire Insurance Company, H. V. Noel, agent, Wellington st., U T
Green Mountain Health Associition, E. B. Worthen, agent
Montreal Fire Insurance Company, H. V. Noel, agent, Wellington st., U T
Ontario !•»« and Marino Ins. Co., G. P. Baker, agent, Wellington st., U T
People's Building Society, Geo. R. Burke, manager
Provincial Mutual and General Insurance Company, W. H. Thomnson
agent, Sussex st., L T ' '
L'.iited States Fire Insurance Company, E. B. Worthen, agent
United States Mutual Ins. Company, F. W. B. Hely, agent, Rideau st., L T
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, S. W. Dyde, agent, atuaHi St., L T
All others Remain as before.
Public Officers, (Addenda.]
McLachlin, Daniel, M.P.P. for Bytown
Graham, Duncan, collector of customs
Armstrong, Edward, deputy sheriff
All others remain as before.
RoYAi. Enoinbkrs — Captain John Cheyt -r, commanding ; Captain C. E.
Ford. Civil Branch— Chas. H. Hurvey, clerk of works ; John Grist,
foreman of works; Wm. Clegg, clerk ; Paul Cooper, office-keeper.
CoMMi8SAHiAT.~W. H. Ussher, D.A.C.G. ; Thos. Donnolly, storekeeper.
Town Councii.— J. B. Turgeon, mavor; W. F. Powell, reeve ; J. D.
Bourgeois, deputy reeve; H. J. Friel, Wm. Tormey, Jas. Mathews,
Edward McGillivray, David Bourgeois, Chas. Laporte, councillors ;
E. Burke, town clerk ; John Meyers, assistant.
Protestant General Hospital.— John Mackinnon, president; W. H.
Thompson ; v. presdt. ; Roderick Ross, sec. ; Dr. H. Hill, physician.
Mechanics' Institute— Dr. H. Hill, president; Alex. Scott and Gilbert
Heron, v. p's ; James Cunningham, treas. ; H. J. Friel and E. Bil-
lings, sees. ; Dr. E. Vancortlandt, librarian.
BxToWN «fe Prescott Railway.— JVcm) Directors— J. B. Turgeon, R.
Kneeshaw, Thomas Creighton, B. White, Hon. H. Pinhey, Joseph
Bowes, H. M. Holbiook. Directors Retired— Cha. Sparrow, J. S.
Archibald. Others remain as before. Walter Shanley, chief engr.
Rohan Catholic Clkhgy.— Ca/Ae(/ra/— Rt. Rev. Jos. E. Guigues, bishop;
Rev. P. P. Aiibert, vicar general ; Revs. D. Dandurand, M. Molloy,
Frs. McDonough. Seminary and College— Rev. A. Gaudetj so^erior ;
Rev. Joseph Tabaret, director ; Arthur Mignault, Joseph Michel,
Gbneral Hof-ital — Rev. A. Gaudet, chaplain ; Drs. Beaubien and Van-
cortlan.jt, physicians; Sister Elizabeth Bruy6re, superior; Sister St.
Joseph, treasurer of sisters of charity.
Baker, G.
Uaureille,
BeauuIen, .
York
Bedard, Jo;
tions
Bell, Rons
BiLLINOS. E
Blasdell, 1
Blasdell, 1
and I
Blytii, Joi
Cons
Brouuii, Ja
small
Ul RKE, Jaim
Be^Rows, I
Chilus, S. J
SU8S(
Clark & S
Alar
Cleuu, Wii
Currier, £
blinc
GOODE, D., I
Grant, Fra
bliiii;.
Grant &c B
tions,
Harris, J. J
Heron, Gil
Suss(
Holland, V
Inolis di Yc
Cana
Kerb, Dawi
Kneeshaw,
lockwood, (
the b
rials
MoDoNELL,
McLaculin,
McLadrin,
Mackat, H
found
MacKinnon.
Merrill, H
diere,
MULLER, Ha
LT
Town rfi^otiTelj
.)
.,UT
lington (t., U T
llinglon St., U T
ington St., U T
ngton St., U T
H. Thompson,
tit
Hideau st., L T
imabx St., L T
Captain C. E.
8 ; John Grist,
uffice-keeper.
f, storekeeper,
reeve ; J. D.
Jas. Mathews,
i, councillors ;
dent; W. H.
lill, physician.
>tt and Gilbert
iel and £. Bil-
Turgeon, R.
inhey, Joseph
3parrow, J. S.
sy, chief engr.
igues, bishop ;
d, M. Molloy,
detj so^erior ;
iseph Michel,
;sors.
>ien and Van-
or; Sister St.
BYTOWN.
83.1
lioApital,
ign dry goods and
Alphabetical Addenda and Errata.
IUker, G. W., postmaster, to Sparks st., U T
Uakreille, John, gcnnral meroivint, Sussex st., li T
BEAUuriiN, J. T. C, M.U., attending physician to the General
York St., L T
Bedaud, John, North A.-nericnn hotel, York st., L T. Good ttocommoda.
tions fortr:iV'!l!.!rx, vjth ;. ^ard and Htuhiing.
Bell, Kohbrt, book r'nd job printing office, to Little Sussex st., L T
BuLiNfJs. E., barrister and attorney-at-law, York st., L T
Blasdsll, N. S., machinist and founder, Wellington st., V T
Blasdell, Merrill & Currier, lumber merchants, founders, machinists
and axe factory, Victoria Island, Chaudiere, U T
Blyth, John, cabinet warehouse, corner Victoria and Kent sts., U T.
Constantly for sale, a choice stock of furniture at low prices.
Brouoh, Jahes, & Co., importers of British and Foreicn dry e(
small wares, Wellington St., U T
Bi RKE, James H., deputy registrar of the County of Carleton, Lloyd st., U T
BrtiRows, n. J., general wholesale and retail grocer, Wellington St., (J T
Chilus, S. D. & Co., wholesale and retail boot, shoe, and leather store,
Sussex St., L. T.
Clark & Stevenson, penitentiary boot and shoe store, Sussex st., L T.
A large stock at low prices always on hand.
Cleoo, William, barrister and attorney-at-law, to Rideau st., L T
CuRKiER, Dickinson 6c Co., manufacturers of sawed lumber, sashes,
blinds, doors, &c., New Edinbureh [>,u address, Bytown
GooDE, D., hotel keeper and livery stauioi, Nicholas St., L T.
Grant, Frani is. Exchange hotel, York st., L. T. \ good yard and sta.
bling, attached to the house. Moderate charges
Grant & Brother, importers of shelf and heavy hardware of all descrip-
tions, Sparks st., U. T.
Harris, J. J., lumber merchant, Victoria Island, Chaudiere, U T
Hkron, Gilbert & Co., importers of dry goods, groceries, crockery, drc,
Sussex St., L. T.
Holland, Wm., genera i storekeeper, to George st., U T
Inolis ds Young, wholesale grocers, provision and commission merchants.
Canal Wharf, L T
Kerb, Dawson «k Co., (instead of Davison,) printing office, Rideau st., LT
Kneeshaw, R,, chemist and druggist, wholesale and retail, Rideau s ., L T
LocKWOOD, J. A., daguf rreotypist. Sparks st., U T. Likenesses taken in
the best style of art, and warranted perfect. Daguerreotype mate-
rials for sale.
McDoNELL, J. D., general store keeper, York st., L T
McLaculin, D. & H., general merchants. Sparks St., U T
McLachin, J., general merchant, wholesale and retail, Wellington St., U T
Mackat, Hon. Thomas, cloth factory, flour and grist mills, cooperage,
foundry and smith shop, New Edinburgh. P O address, Bytown
MacKinnon, John, general merchant. New Edinburgh. P O address, do
Merrill, H., civil engineer, and superintendent for board of Works, Chau>
diere, U T
Muller, HaRs, general importer of German and French goods, Sussex St.,
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BYTOWN.
Noel, H. V., insurance and general agent, We]|ineton st IJ T
ORA.„K^Lav .^o Orr.w. AovocJk, DawsontJrrt ^o! Rideau s,
S"r™ FnTx^n' r^'^'^ .'^"P"' Rober»^e|J, Liule Sussex st L T
PbIkZ LZ^r ';"^'"rf', '""^'""'■'" ""^ '«°1 factcyrv, Sparks st U t
Pul^L^ LvMAN founder and blacksmith, Sparks st, U T ' ^
Pbodd dc Wood, dealers in dry goods, groceries 1 n„«« u j
crockery, Rideau st, L T g'^^r.es, liquors, hardware and
Prddhomme,Tih8ophii,b, dealer in dry goods, groceries Honor, « i
hardware, &c., Sussex st, L T ^ ' ^"°"' <='oc'<«'y.
Roberts, John, (succesnor to E. S. Lyman,) wholesale and retail H««i« •
KOBERTsoN, Jones & Co., forwarders. Canal wharf. L T
RoBiLLARD & Traverse, wholesale and relaiTdeaJers in drv ... i .
RoBi«soN & Heubech, general wholesale merchants, Rideau st? T
''°"'" w;S:T.:nn;r^^ '" ^--••^-' -•-' ^'.-"--r r;:;^asl ^,..
Skwe JT C m'd" ^'h "^^'' ^"'"r- «^Spaks\td1y„1t "u 'i''"' "-
S^rTER Ja^;: n • P^«""«" ^n^' ^"'■g^on. Metcalfe st, U T
SiATER, James D^civil engineeaon the Bytown and Prescolt R,ilr .
Aumond's block. Middle Bytown ires^olt Railroad,
S0TH.»u», A., (U.e A. & W.,) m„ch.„> Mor .„d clo.hi.r, Rideau .,.
To»aKoj,,J„„™Bj, carriage a„d.lelgh factory, a„d g.„.,al bl.ok,™u.'
UWM H«o« P.,or ArmXrong, near the Po.1 Office, Eliii. ,t U T . «. ,
cl.« h.„,e, p,a.sa„.l, .U„a.ed, i„ an airy .'ndral'tiV pli^ft
WHiRTOM, H. R., British Hotel, Suesei .|,L T-thi, house is ™n,m„j'
.^ ? GWWIN, importers and wholesale and retail dealers In .k.l,
^U^r, hardware of all kinds, Rideau st, L T, »d WeLXt
Addison, Wm., lock master, qn the canal
Angus, R., cabinet shop, Elgin st, U T
ArmatnuiK, Thos., smith. Bemerer »t. L T
tfarnett, J., shoe store, Wellington «. TJ T
Bar.um & Walker, forwarderafcana wharf
SsBt L°'*' "''"'""""''"• toNicho"
Brown, W. W., barber, Suattz .t, L T
rS. D o^^V'"".""^' '° Clarence at, L T
t^awelli, R. S., bank agent, Wellington st,
S.T.Jfn?'"']'' «"P««>'«". Sparks at. UT
at. U T ''■■yflBooda.'^Wellingto n
Delight, A. M., barber, Susaex st, L T
§nftr°r' ^' ^•' '■'''""der. Canal wharf
Uufton.E. contractor and builder, Sparks
Elliott, Robert, hsta!, York st, L T
*;ngl,8h Rev. N. F., Wealeyan
v^y/'i ' y^}}°7r chandler, Dalj st, L T
ford, J„ smith, Kent at, U T
BYTOWN.
985
VT
Co., Rideaii si,
! St L T
Spaiks 8t, U T
hardware and
|Uors, crockery,
retail dealer in
y goods, ready
Tk sts, L T
u 8t, L T
ery, glass, &c..
.T
retail, and in-
», U T
T
?ott Railroad,
d good accom.
re, wholesale
T, Rideau st,
il blacksmith.
:,UT—a first
l>y part of the
ih and foreign
I commodious
t
ilers in shelf
'^ellington st,
!• Sparka st, UT
•ds, Wellingrto n
•ex 8t, L T
r, Canal wliarf
builder, Sparks
Daljr st, L T
r
Farley, Robert, (for Jbb. & Son,) grocer,
Wellingloo st, U T
Foxton, E., cuntracter and builder, Rich.
mond Bt, L T
Fraier, Alexr., saddler, Rideau st, L T
Freligh &, Fraser, general store, Rideau st,
LT
Carrey, Joseph, M.D., George st, L T
Green, J. T., barber, Rideau st, L T
Haniey, Thos., baker, Rideau st, L T
Hay, George, hardware, to Sparks st, U T
Home, Henry, bookbinder. Sparks si, U T
H»well, Samuel, grocer, Rideau st, L T
Hunter, W. S., artist. Burn's buildings, L T
Hutchinson, Rer. D. F., Episcopal Mcthu-
dist, York st, L T
Jamieson, Wm., baker, George st, U T
Kehoe-, J. & W., smiths, Nicholas st, L T
Keogh, Mrs., innkeeper, to Sussex at, L T
Lang, J. & C, painters, Daly st, L T
Langford, J., builder, Kent st, U T
Laporte, C, innkeeper, to Susaez st, L T
Little, John, gunsmith, Nichola8<st, L T
Mc Arthur & McDouga'.l, hardware, Sus.
sex st, L T
McCormick, Andw., grocer, Sussex st, L T
McDonald, John & Co., grocers, Sussex st,
LT
McLaren, Thos., tailor, York at, L T
McNabb, 6. &C., lumber merchants, Rad.
clifTe ,
Macpherson, A., grocer, to Nicholas st, L T
Mathews, Thuinas, hotel, Rideau si, L T
Mohr, Henry, innkeeper, New Edinburgh
Norton, Saroael, linsmiih, Rideau st, L T
Patterson, G.', (lur U Cu.,) general store,
Rideau st, LI'
Porter, J. &. A., (;ci)eral store, Sussex st,
LT
Reddick, Thomas, watchmaker, Sussex st,
Lf
Robichaud, Dr. Joseph, Sussex st, L T
Ross, W. A., principal of the grammar
school
Scott, John, barrister, to Sparks st, U T
Shaw, James F.,shue store, Sussex st, L T
Shaw & Wright, saddlers, Rideau st, L T, :
Story, Thos., tailor, tcvJRideau st, LT" '.!
Sutton, Geo., painter, Sparks st, U T ^ •
Sweetman, J., dyer, Kent st, U T " ;'
Thompson, C. P. , general stnr^, Rideau st,
Thompson, John, general store, to Rideati
st, LT
Torrance, John, tailor, Wellington st, U T
Traveller, R., notary, &c., Kent st, U T
Voligny & Co., forwarders. Canal wharf
Walker, Wm., contracter and builder, Daly
st, LT
Walk ley. £,, brewer, Ki4^au st, L T
Wood. F. D., hotel keeper, Wellington st,
UT
Wough, C, saddler, Wellington st, U T
REMOVE:!), DISCONTINUED OR DECEASED.
Beaubien, Dr. A6hille
Broughton, H. L., lumber merchant
Burpee, Silas, hotelkeeper
Clemow, Frs., forwarder
Cochrane, Andrew, forwarder
Corcoran, Thos., innkeeper
Egleatone, A., saloon keeper
Freligh, John, storelteeper
Frith, Isaac, merchant
Grant, A. McP., storekeeper
Heney, Alexr., saddler
Hervey, Robert, barrister
Holland, Wnt., hotel keeper
Johnston, Wm., chop house
Kennedy, C, grocer
Lacroix, Dr. A. O.
Lang, Dr.
Leggatt, T< J., bank agent
Leggatt, G. W., barrister
Lyman, E. S., druggist
McArthur, Donald, hotel keeper
McCracken, Jas., senr., general merehttnt
McCracken, Jas., jr., & Co., merchants
MoDowall, Rev. D. C.
McPherson &. Crane, forwarders
McTaggart, Isaac, surveyor
Mack ay & Mackinnon, merchants
Main, Andrew, store keeper
Mills, Thomas, watch maker
O'Brien, John, store keeper
Pulker, Chas., bookseller i
Robinson, W. H., agent
Robinson, Dr. Joseph
Robb, Rev.J.
Shepherd, Rev. E. h,
Stanley, Robert, hotel keeper
Sterling, Greo., brewer
Swangler, Geo., innkeeper
Thomson, Frs , confectioner
Westley &, Cass, store keepers
Wilson, Z., store keeper
Paterson, J., and Cameron, John, removed from Cruwn timber otfioe.
All the others remain as before.
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...^ CALED0NIA -COOK8HIRE.-CANB0R0.
CALEDONIA.
^ (Sbb Canada Directort, Pa'gb 49.)
Now an Incoktomtbd Villwe. fopalation, about 1800.
Alexander, John, general etoro
Campbell, John, innkeeper
Connell, Themas, teacher
Cullman, Rev. John, Roman Calhohc
Suiter, Charles O., merchant tailor
fisher, Joieph. innkeeper
Henderion, William, grocer
Hewat W.R.,te2Dher
Miles, Jacob, sUee agent
Houat, John, innliceper
Huggard, John T., master of Grammar
School
Huntingdon, Rer. Mr., Wesleyan
Jackson, John, J. P., civil engineer
Lmdiey, Joseph, tannery
Mackinnon, Neil, com. in B. R.
Kackay, Gower, railroad contractor
Mathews, Robert, baker
Munro, Wlliidm, innkeeper
Addenda.
Ogden, Joseph, Innkeeper
Petrie, Timothy, baker
Reed & Lowry, saw and planing mills
Reed, Rev. Mr., Free Church
Reynolds, A. B., general store
Scott &, Mackinnon, general store
Smith, John A., waggon maker
Smith, Rev. Mr., Wesleyan
Teeple, Miss, milliner
Townsr, jDr. R. M., physician
Walton, Richard, general store
Walden, Samuel, innkeeper
WhitcUer, Henry, M. D.
Whitehead, John, innkeeper
ViUAOK CooNciL.— R. Mackinnon, reeve;
John Jackson, Thomas Bryant,
Duncan Ferguson, John Maodonald,
councillors ; A. C. Buck, clerk;
Riiihard Walton, treasurer.
., (, A».^..uiu rimiiun, ueasurer.
COOKSHIKE. (Given anew.)
Alplwbetioal List of Professiona, Trades, &c.
McIvKB, Alex., dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware, &c
Alden, John, tailor Hevwnnrf n „.a1 -^o, ui,L
Andrews, Alfred A.. M. D. Poje j k i V
Dalz^l, Rev. John. Church of England Pojei E., blacksmith
CANBOBC— (Given anew.)
Alphabetical list of ProfessionB, Trades, &c.
Barneit, John, innkeeper and tailor
Birdsall, Jos. R„ g^eral store
Cariiiaibe,I)avid, waggon maker
Jbtnck, Jacob, smith
Fitch, Wm.. J.P,, postmnster and savr mill
i-olmsbee, John, J.^. and general store
tlazleton, John, shoe store
Higu, Jamei, tailor
Hill, John and Peter, coopers
Myers, David, shoe store
Parker, Abe), lumber merchant
Parker, C. G. W.. shoe store
Smith & BriggB, general store
Smith, Jesse M,, carpenter
Wilson, John, general store
H
Aldermbn.
Leer
Valo
CoUNCIlLOP
Roilc
H. G
R. B
Josef
Officers.--
engin
retna
iVumbcrofHoi
of Far
of Ma
of Fen
ofFrei
1
A
JUDGES, LI
Badgley, He
Benja
Leblanc, Ovi
Dewii
Jobin, Joseb!
Young, Hon.
L. H.
Removed f,
Ceased to b
others remait
PUBLIC O
Chief Engine
Cityfi
City Hall, ai
Pauls
City and Dist
St, Jai
City Recordei
Commander a
<Teologicai Su
MONTREAL.
337
ler
d planing mills
'hurch
il store
neral store
n maker
yan
'sician
a I store
iper
1^
ieper
ilackinnon, reeve;
Thomas Bryant,
, John Maodonald,
C. Buck, clerk;
treasurer.
plasterer, 2 coop.
irmer list.
.. E , distant from
dware, <fec
nith
t P. M., tannery
C. W.— distant
mM :
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re
ore
MONTREAL.
(See Canada Directorv, Page 151.)
City Council and officers, (Addenda.)
His Worship the Mayor,— The Hon. Charlea Wilson.
AiDERMBN.-_Jo8eph Grenier; John Whitlaw; Ednjund Atwater ; John
Leeming ; Francis Leclaire j H. H. Whitney ; R. Trudeau tWarcisse
Valois; P. Larkin.*
CoUNCiLLORS.-Joseph Tiffin j M. Cuvillier ; H. Starnea j N. B. Corse •
Rol^ Campbell ; Louis Marchand 5 P. Labelle; L. Bleau ; A. Adams
H. Goyette ; Thomas Mussen ; J. B. Homier ; A. McCambridge • J.
K. Bronsdon ; A. Montreuil ; Edward Thompson ; C. J. Counol :
Joseph Papin. '
OFPiCERs.—Hon. Joseph Bourret, city recorder : Alexander Bertram, chief
engineer: Fi^ncis Leblanc, superintendent waterworks. The others
remain as before.
GENERAL STATISTICS OF THE CITV. '
(Condensed from 'the Census Returns of 1852.)
Number of Houses 7.424 j ifumber of British Canadian 12,494
SmT"'" ' -n?'?^ of English, Irish* Scotch 17 744
°JS?''" 27.586 of other Origins 1 457
of Females 30,129 | of Roman Catholics 41466
of French Canadian 26,020 | of Protestants. &c I6!l96
Total Population of the City 57,715.
At present, April, 1853, about 60,000.
JUDGES, LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLORS, AND M. P.. p's. (Addenda tO
page 153.)
Badgley, Hon. William, M. P. P for Montreal, 93 St Antoine street, vice
Benjamin Holmes
^''''*"0ew'iU^'^"^'^^°'"^^*"*'""°'''' 3 Bonsecours street, vice Jacob
Jobin, Joseph H., M. P. P. for Berthier.St Vincent street
loung, Hon. John. M. P. P. for Montreal City, Cote St Antoine, vice Hon.
L. H. Lafontaine
Removed from the City. -Dtummond, Hon. L. T. j Morin, Hon. A. N.
Ceased to be Members.^Gugy, B. C. A. ; Nelson, Wolfred, M . D. The
others remain as before.
PUBLIC OFFICES AND INSTITUTIONS. (Addenda to page 153.)
Chief E^ngm^e^r Fire Department, Alexander Bertram, (vice John Perrigo),
City Hall, and all the City Offices, removed to Bonsecours Market, St.
raul St. '
City and District Savings Bank, John Collins, actuary, removed to 4, Great
at, Janries st»
City Recorder, Hon. Joseph Bourret, City Hall
Goinmander of tj»e Forces, removed to 26 Notre Dame st.
tTCological Suivey, W. H. Logan, removed to 5 St. Gabriel st.
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Grand Trunk Railroad Office, Samiiet' Keefer, engineer in charge, 9
Great St. James st.
Harbor Master and Wharfinger's Office, Capt. Morin and W. M. Brown
removed to 77 Common st. '
Harbor Cor nissioner's Office, John Glass, secretary, removed to 77
Comi\on St.
Impccial Cust'^ms, R. H. Hamilton, comptroller, removed co corner of St.
Nicholas and Commissioners sts.
Montreal Building Society, James Court, secrettry, {vice J. T. Badelevi
5 Great St. James st. , '^'
Montreal and New York Railroad, 1. B. Culver, superintendent, Bonsc
cours Market
Military Secretary's Office, lomoved to 26 Notre Dame st.
National School, Bonsecours st.
Richelieu Navigation Company, J. F. Sincennes, secretary, 37 Commis-
sioners St. »
Roman Catholic Institute, G. E. Clerk, president, Place D'Armes
Royal Engineer's Offices, removed to 38 Notre Dame st., and 2b Notre
Dame st.
Qitarter-Master.General's Office, removed to St. Louis st.
St. Lawrence and Ottawa Grand Junction Railroad, W. F. Coffin, president,
George Cockburn, secretary, 11 Great St. James st.
St. Patrick's Hospital, Drs. Macdonnell, David, Howard, and Schmidt, at-
tending, Dorchester st. west
St. Lawrence School of Medicine, Lagauchetiere, near St. Charles
Barroraee st.
Trinity House, James Holmes, registrar, removed to 28 St. Francois
Xavier st. •
Turnpike Trustees, James Holmes, secretary, removed to 28 St. Francoi
Xavier st.
Water Works, Francois Leblanc, superintendent, 28 Notre Dame st.
. The others remain <is before.
PROTESTANT CLERGY, (Addenda to page 155.)
Chureh,'R6v. Dr., Baptist
Cyre/'tlev. M., Congregational ist
Douglai, Rev. John, VVesIejan
Inglis, Rev. Mr., Freo Church
Rogers,=,Rev. E. J., Church of England
Mechanics' I
Cors
Mercantile 1
secre
.Merchants'
Esdai
iVatural Hist
B. W
St. Andrew{'
A. Ui
St. George's
H. H,
.Si. Jean Bap
M. D(
St. Patrick's
John '.
Si. Patrick's
Redmi
Board of Th
Henry
mase i
of Jin
Law, '.
son, W
Comm
Tuesdi
Board of Bs(
Charle
secreta
Foreign Coni
and St
St. Fra
REMOVED.
Adameon, Rev. Dr.
DECEASED.
...., ;Rintoui, Rev. Wro. ; Squire, Re?. Wm.— the others remain ae beforo.-.i
NATIONAL AND LITERARY SOCIETIES.
Addisopian Literary Association, J. R. Spong, president ; J. Hayes, sec:
A. Lalanne, treasurer
Catholic Institute, George E. Clerk, president; R. P.Redmond, sec; J.
Sadlier, treasurer
German Society^ Henry Meyer, president ; H. D. Criimmsnauef, secretary
£. Idler, treasurer
Institute Canadien, Jos. Doutre, president ; L. Betournay, secretary ; M. A.
Tellier, treasurer
BANKS
i Bank of Mon
Capital
Board
Anders
Redpat
J. Bos
R. Kni
account
agencie
C.J. B
teller ;
Lloyd, a
H. B. F
SrockviUe Age
MONTREAL.
in charge, 9
W. M. Brown,
B moved to 77
corner of St.
J. T. Badgley),
indent, Bonsc-
, 37 Cointnis.
rmes
and 2b Notre
>fiin, president,
id Schmidt, at-
' St. Charles
St. Francois
3 St. Francois
)ame st.
15.)
lurch
ch of England
919
boforo. ,
> Hayes, sec:
lond, sec; J>
jer, secretary :
retary ; M. A.
Mechanics' Ingiitutt,, Hy. Bulmer, president; A. Murray, secretaty; N.B.
Oorse, treasurer . .^' ' •
Mercantile Library Association, E. McLennan, prisidentT J. Archibald.
secretary; P. Lesueur, tieasurer
Merchants' Exchange and Reading Room, A. ^Vlacfarlane, chairman; k.
h^sdaile, secretary and treasurer
.Natural History Society, Major Lachlan, president; J. T. Dulton, secretary ;
Jd. Workman, treasurer ' ^
St. Andrein's Society, John Rose, president; John A rmourf secretary :^
A. Urquh»>-t, treasurer .» j »
St. George's Society, John Dyde, president; Alfred Phillips, secretary;
tl. H. Whitney, treasurer "'
81. Jean Baptists Society president; R. Bellmare, secretary ;
M. Desnoyer, marshall ' ^ '
St, Patrick's Society, Thomas Ryan, president ; Hy. J. Clarke, secretary •
John Pheian, treasurer aduiciarj ,
SI. Patrick's Yoimg Men's Association, W. C. Cogan, president: R. P.
Redmond, secretary ; Thomas Redmond, treasurer "' ' '^^ » •
The others remain as before. . ,
'^°'"°nrLTlT'n^r"M n""^'/. ^"^''' P'-««i'^«"t; Allan Gilmour, vice
presiden ; D. L. McDougall, treasurer; Alex. Clarke, secretarv;
Henry Starnes,W Colquhoun, James Mitchell, Sidney Johe«, Da-
mase Mas.on, R. S Tylee, Henry Thomas, W. Muir,jr: W
La«r, DaAnd Torrance, Charles Bockus, John Esdailo, T. B. Ander
cll ^i^^^r'^^' ^^'^'^J' ^' «°"''^' A"'^^^^ Shaw. Officel
?rsry"ar3o'dot."^' '' '""'"^"^ ^^^ ^°"''^'' ^-^^ ^^^
Board of BBOKERs.-Macdougall, Brothers, T. M. Taylor. J. &.ft. Esdaile,
secretary " ' ^^''''''^' ^' ""' "^'^^'^ ' H^^^ury L. MacJougaS;
Foreign CoNsuLs—Henry Chapman, St. Sacrament st.. Royal Hanoverian
and Sardinian ; Jesse Joseph. St. Helen St., Belgian ; J. m! tIZ\
at. l-rancis Xavier St., Prussian.
BANKS AND BANK AGENCIES, (Addenda to page 165.)
Bank of Montreal — Incorporated by an Act of Provincial Parllampnt
S ?'' fT^'T- «^n/«^-' «-^^ «*• J-- st! tt eal
Board of Directors^The Hon. Peter McGill, president ; T. B.
r!!h 'fr^'SVr'^^Ptlr'l'''^"^' •^"'"'^ Logan, John Mo'son, John
?Bn'?nnT^R ''""'»• ^V^"'"'' J' Torrance,H. Allen, J. Brooke!
J. Boston, T. Ryan, H. Thomas. 0#«rs-A. Simpson, cashier
K. Knight, asst. cashier ; Thos. Lee, inspector; R. Milrov. chief
accountant ; S Read acct. banknote dept. ; J.Rae, acct?br. and
apenc.es ; F. F. Blackader 2nd acct. : w! J.' BuchanaMrd acct" •
tfilf; ^r^^ tS-^ ^.^^: P-^'-t 2nd teller ; J. Pclrteous, 3rd
r ! J .1 "'"^^^>' ^'=- ^''-•'•iv-; J. E. Travers^exch. clerk ; John
Lioyd,asst. clerk ; F. Franklin, trans, clerk ; J. C.Gibb. asat. clerk ;
Rrr L "-^vP'cken, messenger; J. Brennan and Thomas tooke.oOrtcrs
JirockvtUe Agency, ^T. M. Holmes, agent. London .^cncy.-J^d'Sp" e"
940
MONTREAL.
agent. Port Stanley jJgency.—^. E. Warren, agent. Branlfop
Agency. ~-\. Greer, agent. Guelph Agency.— John McLean, ageu!!
The others remain as before.
Bank of British North America.— No change to note.
City Bank.— Capital £225,000. Directors.— Vfm. Workman, president
John Carter, vice-president ; L. H. Holton ; Wm. Lyman ; ^Vni
Macdonald, Lachine.— F. Maccuiloch, cashier ; Walter Ross, ac-
countant; Peter Lesueur, 1st teller; James L. Mathewson, 21
teller ; John Birss, keeper of depc^it ledger ; John L^ge, discount
clork; Alexander Ross, keeper of discount ledger ; James M'Lea
messenger; James Mitchell, porter.— John Rose, solicitor; J |
Gibb, notary.
Agents in lonefon.— Glyn, Mills, & Co.
»»» Ireland. — The National Bank and all its branches.
Toronto. —John Major, manager. Queiec— Daniel M'Gie, agent. Shet.
brooke.—Wm. Ritchie, agent. Three Rivers James Dickson,
agent. Dunnville. Kirkpatrick, agent. Mevo York.
• Boston.T-l. E. Thayer & Brother, agents.
Banqdk vv Peuple.— a. Provost, (additional) director ; J. S. (instead of J,
E.) Mailhot, receiving teller ; J. W. Munsen, (vice C. Bourdon),
assistant accountant ; 0. B. Peltier, (vice J. M. Bonacina), assistant
discount clerk ; R. Terroi^x, (vice P. Adhemar), clerk. The others
remain as before.
MoNTREAi. Savings Bane. — No change to note.
City & District Savings Bank — Alfred Larocque, president, (vice VV,
Workman) ; E. Atwater, vice-president, (vice A. Larocque) ; Henrv
Starnes, (additional) director. Office removed to 4 Great St. James
St. The others remain as before.
Bank op Upper Canada Agency. — No change to note.
Cobimercial Bank op M. D. Hamilton, clerk, (vice W. J. Buchan
sin). The rest remain as before.
agencies of assurance companies, &c., (given anew.)
iEtna, (Fire and Life) of Hartford, Rogert Wood, agent, 8 St. Francoisl
Xavier st. See card. f
Berkshire County Mutual Life Assuranee C,o., G. W. Warner, agent 20 St,
Francis Xavier st '
Britannia, (Life,) of London, J. H. Maitland, agent, Place d'Armes. Seel
Card I
British America, (Fire, Life and Inland Marine,) William Steward, manager,
33 Qreat St. Jannes st. I
Canada Life Assurance Co., Thomas Ramsay, agent, 27 St. Francois Xavierl
8t. See Card on the second page from the back cover
Church of England Life Assurance Co., London, Thomas Evans, agent. 19"
St. Paul st » B .
Colonial Life Assurance Co., A. D. Parker, manager, 49 Great St. James si.
See Card I
Connecticut Mutual Life Assurance Co., Robert Wood, agent, 8 St. FrancoiJ
XavjcF 31. oee card
Equitable Fire Assurance Co., F. R. Starr, general agent, Great St James i
See card on outside cover
Empire State Health Association, M. IJ. Gault, agent, Odd-Fellows' Hall
Globe, Fire ai
Globe, Fire ai
St. Sa
Hartford, (Fir
See ca
Inland Marin(
Lemoi
Lloyd's Agen
Liverpool snc
agent,
Montreal Assi
Mutual Life A
lows' J
Mutual Fire Ii
Tourne
Mutual Fire h
only — I
card
National Loan
tor Can
National Life
general
Phffinii, (Fire,^
See car
Protection, (Fii
See cai
Provincial Mut
agent, (
Provincial Mari
crameni
Royal Fire and
card
St. Lawrence C
St. Paul
Union Mutual J
St. Frar
United States J
Place d'
'Vestern Fire a
James si
Frofei
ACADI
Devine, Re?. J. A
Dutton, Joseph 1
Antoine st
Discontinued.—
ACCOD
Alkinaon, John, IS
Campbell, Mathen
tampbeil, Alezant
Barnes, John, to 2
Dinning, J. G., to
Deceaied.—Bon
MONTREAL.
341
jent. Branifoul
1 McLean, aguii!,
cman, president
I. Lyman ; \Vf:i,
leaker Ross, ac-
Mathewson, 2d
Lef[ge, discount
; James M'Lea,
solicitor ; J. J,
then.
5, agent. Shd.
ITames Diciison,
JVew York. — '■
ints.
S. (instead of'J
ce C. Bourdon),
acina), assistani
rk. The others
ident, (vice W,l
rocque) ; Henrv
5reat St. James
5 W. J. Buciiaii I
■ ■ij
anew.)
8 St. Francoisl
ler, agent 20 St,
d'Arraes. See
ward, manager
Francois Xavier
ans, agent, 19]
•eat St. James si
:, 8 St. Franco;;
eat St. James st|
ellows' Hall
Globe, Fire and Life ol London, Ryan, Brothers & Co., agents. See card
Globe, Fire and Life, Henry Chapman & Co., agents for ihe city of Montreal,
St. Sacrament st.
Hartford, (Fire,) of Hartford, Robert Wood, agent, 8 St. Francois Xavier st
See card
Inland Marine Insurance Co., C. T. Palsgrave, agent, corner St. Helen and
Lemoine streets
Lloyd's Agents, Henry Chapman «k Co., St. Sacrament si
Liverpool »nd London Life and Fire Insurance Company, J. H. Maitland,
agent, Place d*Armes. See card
Montreal Assurance Company, William Murray, manager, Great St. James Ht
Mutual Life Assurance Company of New York, M. H. Gault, agent, Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, Great St. James st
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Montreal, J. L. Beaudry, president ; P. Le-
Tourneaux, secretary and treasurer ; St. Sacrament st
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of the County of Montreal, for country part"
only—secretary, P. L. LeTourneaux ; office, St. Sacrament st. See
card
National Loan Fund, (Life and Annuity of London,) F. R. Starr, general agent
for Canada, Great St. James st. See card on outside cover
National Life Assurance Company, Montpelier, Vermont, William Lyman,
general agent for Canada, 196 3t. Paul st
Phoenix, (Fire,) of London, Gillespie, Moflatt & Co., agents, 1.34. St. Paul st.
See card
Protection, (Fire,) of Hartford, liobert Wood, agent, 8 St. Francois, Xavier at
See card
Provincial Mutual andjgeneral Insurance Company of U. C, Wm. Evans, ir,.
agent. Cote St. Paul '•' '
Provincial Marine and Fire Insurance Company, A. Heward, agent, St. Sa-
crament et » 6 »
Royal Fire and Life Assurance Company, H. L. Routh, agent. Water st. See
card
St. Lawrence County Mutual Insurance Company, James Knapp, agent, 229
St. Paul St. See card
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Boston, A. F. Sabine, agent, 17
St. Francois Xavier st
United States Life Insurance Company, of New York, G. B. Muir, agent,
Place d'Armes hill
IVestern Fire and Marine, M. H. Gault, agent, Odd Fellows' Hall, Great St.
James st. See card under head of « Toronto"
Professions, Trades, &c., under their alphabetical heads.
ACADEMIES ANJD SCHOOLS, (Addenda to page 177.)
Devine, Rev. J. A., removed to
Dutton, Joseph T., removed to 69 St.
Antoine 8t
Discontimed.-CvM, W. H. ; Hardiaty, Wm.
Roles, Mrs., diocesan female school, Co(6 st
The others remain as before.
ACcouNTAyxs AND AGENTS, (Addenda to page 178.)
Atkinson, John, 12 St. Paul st
Campbell, Malhew, 3U St. Franci* Xavier st
C>mpbe!l, Alexander, 39 Bonaventure st
Barnes, John, to !2 St. Gabriel it
Dinning, J. G., to 6 St. Joseph st
Bietaned.—Banlf George.
The others remain as before
W
Dohcrty, Henry, Adelpiii hotel
Morrison, Anriw., Dnrcbrstcr near p.;eury et
Saunders, J. S., 20 St. Francis Xavier st
t^eed, Thomas, to Place D'Armes hill
Spiers, John, 35 St. Francis Xavier st
AW
k
242
MOWTREAL.
ADVOCATES, (Addenda to page 178.)
Abbott & Molson, 23 Little St. James st
Betournay. Louis, 3 St. Vincent st
Bleakley & Andrews, to 2 St. Gabriel st
Burroughs fit Fleming, 21 Little St. James st
Cantwell & Brush, 21 Little St. James st ^
Cross & Coffin, to 2 St. Gabriel ?t
David, E. D., 27 Little St. James yt
Devlin <fe Herbkut, .5 Little St. James st
Drummond, LoRANGER & DuNLOP, Place D'Armes hill
Dubord, Etienne, to 25 St. Gabriel st
JuDAH, Henry, 31 Little St. James st ,.
Lambe, W. B., 4.& Little St. James st
Lafontaine & Beuthelot, corner Craig and St. DoraiDique sts
MacIver, M., to Place D'Armes hill
Mackay & Austin, to 27 Little St. James st
Macrae, George, 23 Little St. James st
Montizambert & Morris, 49 Little St. James st
MoREAu, Leblanc & Cassiday, to corner of Craig and Su Gabriel ats
Pacaud, E. L., 25 St. Gabriel st
Torrance & Bancroft, 49 Little St. James at
Wurtele, Jonathan, 31 Little S,t. James st
Barlhe, J. G., 25 St, Gabriel st
Bedwoll & Kerr, to 21 Little St. James st
Belinge, F. M., 3 St. Vincent st
Brewster & Baker, 49 Littlo St. James st
Doherfy, M., St. Vincent st
Holmes, W. E„ to 2 St. Gabriel st
Lenoir, Joseph, 25 St. Gabriel at
Morison, M., to Place D'Armos hill
Papineau, A. C„ U St. Gabriel «t
Ramsay, T. K., corner Craig and Place
D'Armes hill
Robertson, Duncan, 21^ Little St. James Bt
Ricard, Louis, 5 St. Vincent st
Roy, Euclid, 25 St. Gabriel st
Taylor, Hufih, to 3 St. Gabriel st
Wragg, T. R.. 10 St. Vincent st
<i?!!!!!Z^ ^ ^'T'^'^-'^^^'^^iJ-.^k^n' 5'"«^' ^- *^- Morris, L.E..PlBtt, John,
btevenson, A., Tailhaides, J. A.. Wood, D. R., Sweeny. Campbell, Buchanan, Alexander
Toe others remain as before.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES, (Addenda to page 179.)
FtECK, Alexander, removed to William near Grey Nun et. See card.
The others remain as before.
ALE CIDER AND PORTER VAULTS, (Given ancw.)
Bourne, George, removed to St. Urbain et
Philips, Geor< e, removed to 49 Notre Dame st
Macnamara, W. K., 27 St. Gabriel st ,j | Penner's ;Cider Vanlle, Odd Fellows • Hali
ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS, (Addenda to page 179.)
Larue, Narcisse, architect and civil engineer, 9 St. Gabriel st
Wells, John, architect and civil engineer, removed to St. Helen st
Hopkins, John W , 56J Craig st , Maequisten, P., Lagaachetiere st
Bachanan, John, 30 St. Chas. Barromde st j Hutton, Darnton, Donegana's hotel
The others remain as before.
AUCTIONEERS, (Given anew.)
Benning & Co., 15 St. Francois Xavier st ' ,
Bernard, Harkin & Co., 152 St. Paul st
BRrooE, Thomas H., corner Notre Dame and St. Gabriel sts
Hill, C. F.
Jones, Johi
LlEMiNO &:
Ghipv/ay, J
Stewart i
Fi'lier &, Co.
(late F
Scott, James i
Scott a
Sco
Fitts, Clai
bedstead
footner, b
Holland, ]
Walton, M
blacking
BOi
Grant, Mrs., ]
Du.im, Mrs. P
Ktlloch, Mrs.,
Itliller, Mrs. J
ArMour, J(
Bainbridge
Beauchemi
Chaluers,
Dawson, B,
DoUGALLy J
Hill, B., b(
Langford,
Miller, R,
Xavi
Pickup, E.,
Ramsay, h
<Sec.,
Holland, <
See
Sadlier, D
Dam
Sparkes, G
See
Disconfifi
MONTREAL.
843
BtS
rabriel sts
abric) st
Craig and Placo
Little St. James s\
entst
riel St
abriel st
ncont st
L.. E., Piatt, Jobm j
lanan, Alexander
179.)
See card.
>dd Fellows 'Hall
ge 179.)
t
mat
etiere st
ma's hotel
Hill, C. F., 27 Great St. Jamea st
Jones, John, Tatlersall's, Great St. James st
Lbeming k Sabine, 17 St. Francois Xavier st
Shipway, J. G., 14 St. Francois Xavier st
Stewart & Kerr, (succeBsora to Donald Boas,) 225 St. Paul st
fi»her &, Co., 23 St. Fiancois Xavier at, Tobin, J. M., 19 St. I-Vaiicoi^ Xavlar st
Webb, Thomas, old Kackett court, Craifst
(late Fisher and Armour)
Snott, James 6l Co., 14d St. Paul st, (late
Scott and Glassford)
AXE FACTOR V.
Scott, Brothefd, aie and tool works. St. Gabriel look, Liolmic canal
BAKERS.
FiTTa, Clark, 21 St. Joseph at. See card
The others remain ns before.
BEDSTEAD MAKERS, BELLOWS MAKER, page 181, vemaiii as before.
BERLIN WOOL STORES, (Givenanew.)
FooTNER, Mrs. & Daughters, 159 Notre Dame sf, see card
Holland, R., 124 Notre Dame st
Walton, Mrs., 3 Odd Fellows' Hall, Great St. James st
BLACKING AND INK FACTORY, BLOCK AND PUMP MAKERS, page 181,
remain as before.
BOARDING HOUSES, PRIVATE, (Addenda to page 181.)
Roy, Mr»., 97 McGill st
Stanley, Mrs,, Lagauchctierc st
Wright, Mrs,, 91 Fortification Lane
Grant, Mrs., lOChenneville at
Duiin, Mrs, P., 35 St. Antoine st
Killoch, Mrs., 59 Crai^r gt
iililler, Mrs. J. M., Albert Place
The others remain as befure,
BOOKSELLERS, &c., (Addenda to page 18I.)
ArMour, John, bookseller, stationer, &;c., 9 Great Saint James st. See card
Bainbridge & Co., wholesale stationers, corner St. Nicholas and St. Paul st.
Beauchemin & Payette, booksellers, stationers and binders, 81 St. Paul st
Chalmers, R., wholesale stationer, 6 St. Francois Xavier st
Dawson, B., bookseller and stationer, Place D'Armes. See card
DouGALL, John, bookseller, and stationer, 183 St. Paul st., up stairs. See card
Hill, B., bookseller, binder. &c., 38 Great Saint James st. See card
Langford, J. E., agent for Geo. Virtue, Son & Co,, Lagauchtiere st
Miller, R. &; A., booksellers, stationers and binders, 10 St. Francois
Xavier st. See card
Pickup, E., Wesleyan depot, removed to Great St. James st See card
Ramsay, Hew, (late Armour & Ramsay,) wholesale bookseller, stalinner,
(Szc.,^1 St. Francois Xavier st. See card
RoLLAND, J. B., bookseller, stationer and binder, 24 St. Vincent st,
See card
Sadlier, D. & J., booksellers, stationers, «fec., removed to corner of Notre
Dame and St. Francois Xavier sts. See card
Sparkes, G., bookseller, stationer, and printseller, 16 Great Saint James st.
See card *
Discontinued, — Barratt, J. B. ,; McCoy, John
The others remain as before.
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MONTREAL.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORB8, (Addenda to page 187.)
Bell, J. & T., 114 Notre Dame st. See card
Harold, John, removeJ lo 103^ Notre Dame st. See card
HAWKirri, Thomas, (late Hawkins & Slack,) l26i Notre Dame at
Laird, A. W., removed to St. Lawrence Main st
Perry, John, 185J Notre Dame St., a superior stock of boots, shoea, &c,, ai
very moderate prices
Sloan, John, 122 Notre Dame st. See card
Smyth, William, 46 M'Gill st., see card
Buweau, H., to 87 St. Paul at O'Brien T., 183 Noire Dan a M
Wourgoin, Isidore, to Custom Home square Penra, Carter, to 175 St. Paul at
Hinley, Georgp, west Notre Dorno st ' Pellotier. D,, lOa Notre Dame st
Jack«on, Tims., to 137 CJommissionern st , Wilson. George, 166 Notre Dame tt
Martin, Hugh ,to 884 Notre Dame at ' Thompson, Edward, to lOl Notre Danio ai
The others remain ai be Tore.
BOTANIC AND ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN.
Guilbauit. .T. E., 100 Shcrbrooke st
BREWERS AND DISTILLERS, (Addenda to page 187.)
Stuart, G. D. rectifying distiiier, to 1541
St. Paul st
The others remain as before.
Bourne, George., brewer, removed to St.
Urbain st
Pigeon, Sauvageau &, Co., brewerc, 105
Commissioners st
BROKERS, page 188, and brush makers, page 188, remain as before.
HOTTER INSPECTOR, page 189, remains as before.
CABINET WAREHOUSES, (Addenda to page 189.)
Allen, William, chair factory, 33 McGill st. See card
Fraser & Kemp, cabinet warehouse, 14 St. Joseph st. See card
McMaster, William, removed to 189 Notre Dame st. See card
Keed & Rogers, (late Reed & Meakins,) 44 Great Saint James st.
Pariseau & Co., to 14 St. Lawrence st | Discontinued, B.ers, J. C. Tw'eedj, Job
The others r'<main as before.
CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c., page 189, remain as before.
CONTRACTOR, BUILDER AND BRICKLAYER.
Tabb, Horatio, 7 Alexander st.-jobbing of all kinds in the above line
promptly attended to,— terras moderate
chemists and DRUGftisTs, (Addenda to page 190.)
Bowman, W. E., 38 McGill st. See card, page facing back cover, inside
Lyman, William, & Co., 196 St. Paul st. See cards
Vanfelson, C. & Co., chemists, druggists and apothecaries, 86 Notre Dame
St., opposite the court house
Macdonald & Co.. (late A. Urquhart,) 7
Great Saint James st
Discontinued, Godfrey. Dr.
The others remain as before
CARVERS, GILDERS, &c., page 190, remain as before.
CHINA, GLASS, &c., STORES, (Addenda to page 192,)
Haqah, Charles, & Co., to 219 St. Paul st, corner of St. Pe
ers of china, glass, earthenware, &c
St.
import-
Uanoysio
las
Lrvy, Alk
gaa
Patton, J
car
VVlLLETT,
Wrwht, 1
ers
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lobi
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MVLLIN, F
&0.
&C.|
Botsmenu, Pi
Bennett's Sal
Discontini
The others re
Cunningiiam,
CI
Lyons, Loi
Gilbert, J
COAC
McLean &
Mur
O'Meara, '.
Hay
DwTcr & Tol
Lcduc, Ciovii
RiciiAUDso:
pron
Kurczyn, N. '.
COMMIS!
Burns, J. &
busteed, e
Campbell
site j
Chapman,
men
David & M
187.)
ame at
ta, shoea, &c., ai
Dan n tt
■ Paul at
Dame »t
otre Dame it
lOl Notre Dauio »{
187.)
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befure.
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fore.
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sover, inside
56 Notre Dame
ore
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1 92 J
3ter St, import-
MONTREAL.
246
H.iNOYtiDB & Co., agents of the American flint glasa worits.cor. Si. Nicho-
las and St. Paul std
Lb»y, Alkxandkb, corner ol ^otte Damo and St. Gabriel sis, importer of
gas fittings of all kinds, in addition to former address
Patton, James, & Co., importers of china, glass, &c., 42 McGill st. See
card
WiLLKTT, S. L., dealer in china, glass and earthenware, l79Notro Dame st
Wrioht, Edward, dE Co., (late E. & G. Wright,) 214 St. Paul st, import-
ers of china, glass, earthenware, «fcc
The other* remain aa before.
CHOP AND coFrBE HOUSES, (Addenda to page 192.)
GoLDiE. Robert, Commercial Chop Housr, 186 Notre Dame st— oysters,
lobsters, liquors, wines, cigars, &c., ol the best quality, always on
MuiLiN, Francis, People's hotel, 207 Notrn Dame st-lunches, breakfasts,
&c., furnished in the best style— the choicest wines, liquors, ciears.
&c., always an hand ' o »
Si'nT"'/!'""' oi^c." t^'"'^^. ^ I H i>'. R- B.. I R5 Notre Dame at
Benneli's Saloon, 26 Sf. Francois Xnv.orst | Julien, Joseph, 45 Little Saint Jaraea at
Di,con(inuedordeceased.-.Bul\or,3ohr, Green, G. D.. Orr. W. R., Wlliiama, Janiei.
Iheothera remain aa before.
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
Cunningham, H. H., 23 Notre Dame at | Flynn, James, 13 Alexander at
CLOTHIERS AND FURRiERH, (Addenda fo page 192.)
Lyons, Louis J., & Co., wholesale clothing warehouse, 200 St. Paul st
COAL MERCHANT.
Gilbert, J. M., 31 St. Francois Xavier st. See card
COACH AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS, (Addenda to page 193,
McLean & Wright, builders of railroad cars, and carriages of all kinds
Murray near Wellington st, and at Toronto. See card '
O'Meara, Michael, builder of railroad cars, and all kinds of carriages
Haymarket square, and at Sherbrooke. See card '
ffw ri'^°"''^o'«? ^'V^ " . ! '^''''"«'' ^"««'"'' <54 St. Antoine at
LcUuc, OioTiB, o2 St. Antomeat i
The others remain aa before.
COFFEE ROASTERS, (Addenda to page 193.)
Richardson, Robert, city mills, corner of St. Peter and Craig sts— orders
promptly attended to on favorable terms
Kurczyi., N. P. M., 31 McGill at | The others remain as before.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS, (Addenda to page 195.)
Burns, J. & A., general commission merchants, 11 St. Sacrament st
Busteed, Daniel, general commission merchant, 23 St. Peter st
Campbell & Williamson, general commission merchants. Common st, onoo-
site the upper wharf
Chapman, Henry, «Sc Co., commission and shipping agents, 11 St. Sacra-
ment st
David & Millet, general commission merchants, 16 St. Frangois Xavier st
m
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DouoALt, Jamm, general commiision merchant, corner St. Nicholai and Si
Paul btd
Gilbert, John M., coal and general commi«ion merchant, to 31 St. Francoii
Xavior St. .Sen Card
Hall, Theodore D., general commission and shipping agent, 321 St. Paul «
Holland, Phillip, general commission merchant, 15 St. Sacrament st
Knafp, James, general ccmmission merchant, 229 St. Paul st
Mitchell, James <fc John, general commission merchants, 2 Lemoine st
MiLLAK, Glassford &; Co., general commission merchants, 5 Saint Sacra
ment st
Morris, Brothers, general commission merchants, 13 St. Sacrament st
Smith, J. B., Ac Co., general commission merchants, to Gillespie's buildings
" Common st * "
vl ' ILJ." m^ Sacrament at Mo.r, Jamet, 57 Commiaaioners at
S?S!r ^n^'Jn- **""'"»'"" « «"«•«". Hector, 3 S.. Gabriel at
l»iDM, J.C., oO Comtnisaionora at
^/)Mwntin««dor Deceaied.-Eokart, J. R., Horno, George, Luilier. Edward. McDonald
John, & Co.. McDonald. D.. junr., Bunt, George, The others remain a. befoN. " '
CONFECTIONERS, (Addenda to page 194.)
Jameson, N., & Co., confectioners and fruiterers, Place d'Armes hill
McCoNKEV, Mrs., to 42 Great St. James st. See card
Km({, Richard, iol83 Notre Damo St. i Clouaer E 1Q7 Nntra n.™» ......
/?Mcan.„«.rf.-Fletcher, John. McDougall, 'jamel"-Thc''otl!e« fematn ^^^o^?."'*
COOPERS, (Addenda to page 194.)
1 Battle, Thos.. to George at
Campbell, J. &. H., 6 St. Alexis at
O'Connor, John, Queen at
The others remain as before. '
COPPERSMITHS, PLUMBERS, &c., (Addenda to page 194.)
McArthur, James, Recollect, near St- Peter st. See card
Prowse, George F., 38 Great St. James st. See card
The others remain as licforc.
COPYISTS AND TRANSLATORS, page 194, remain as before.
CORK MAKERS AND CULLERS, page 196, remain as before.
CUSTOM-HOUSE AGENTS.
GundLack, Alexander, 61, Commissioners st., see card
Kino, W. H., Custom-house square
LeruiNo & Sabine, 17, St. Francois Xavier st. See card.
Sbtmour, Charles, Gillespie's Buildings, Water st. See card outside
cover, in front
»A«uERREOTYPE ARTISTS, (Givcn anew.)
Doane, T. C, Place D.Armes, over S. J. Lyman's drug store. See card.
Hadlej &. Brother, corner St. Joseph and
Notre Dame sts.
Gaulhier, J. M., 207. Notre Dame at.
Palmer, Francis, 8, Notre Dame st.
Smith, G. S., 207, Notre Dame st.
DENTISTS, page 197, remain as before, except E. P. Burroughs,
deceased.
DR
Adami, R(
Arthur, J
see I
Baxter, .\1
226
Benjamin,
Pau
Brown 6i
Bruneav.
Campbkll
Xa>
Chamberi
Pau
Clark, Te
Pat
Gumming i
Stl
Oesmarte
and
DoUGALL, ,
mis
Forster, !
187
Fraser, J(
St.,
Galarnea
Gault, St
St.
Gillespie,
Gilmour &
Greenshii
sma
Hamilton,
Houghton
glaj
JODOIN, P.,
106
Johnston,
I^amontag
Laurie, A
Lewis, J. i
Macfarla
Macfarla
war
Mackay, J
wai
Mackexzi:
Marchani
Masson, B
Pau
^icholai ind St.
>31 St. Franguii
221 St. Pauht
-ament at
Lemoine at
^ Saint Sacra.
crament at
spie's buildings,
I near St. Paul it
Kransoii Xavicrsi
laionera at
kbriel at
I ward, McDonald,
before.
PS hill
I Dame atreet.
n aa before.
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re. See card.
T St. Joacpi) aiiil
. Burroughs,
DRV GOODS MERCHANTS, WHOLEflALE. (GivCIl ancW.)
Adami, Robert, importer of Britisli and tbroigri dry goods, 227 St. Paul st
Arthur, A. & J., importers of dry good« and carpets, 182 Notre Dame it,
see card inside of cover, in iVont
Bajctkh, M., wholesale dealer in British and American dry, and fancy cooda.
226i St. Paul St ' ** •
Benjamin, Brothers, importers oi staple and fancy dry goods 158 St.
Paul St *
Brown di Swan, importers of stapln and funoy dry goods, Customhouse an
Bhunkau, Jean, general dry goods importer, 140 Notre Dame at
Campmkll, R. &, Co., importers of dry goods and carpets, 25, St. Francois
Xavier st, see card ''
Chamberlain <fc Thomson, importers of iapio 4nd fancy dry goods St
Paul st J J e> f '
Clark, Thomson dt Co.. importer;, of Bv iish aiidfo. ign dry goods, 168 St.
Paul »l
Cummino & Galbraith, importers of Britik : '>nA ioreien dry eoods. 164
St Paul st B / B » «"•»
Desmarteau, Plamondon & MousSEAu, importers of ceno, il dry aooda
and groceries, 98, St. Paul st «s / «««"»
DoUGALL, John, importer of British and foreign staple dry goods, and com-
mission merchant, l83 St. Paul st, see card
Forster, S., & Co., importers of dry goods, small wares and haberdashery.
187 St. Paul st •"
Eraser, John, importer of staple and fancy dry goods, 3 Nun's buildincs
St. Joseph st ^ '
Galarneau &: Roy, importers of staple at|d fancy dry goods, 145 St Paul st
Gault, Stevenson, & Co., general dry goods importers and jobbers, 210
Gillespie, Moffatt, «k Co., general dry goods importers, 184 St. Paul st
GiLMoUR & Co., general dry goods importers, 9 St. Sacrament st
Greenshields, S., Son & Co., importers of staple and fancy drv goods and
small wares, Cuvilller's buildings, St. Sacrament st
Hamilton, W. D., general dry goods importer, 4 St. Joseph st
Houghton & Mat, importers of dry goods, German plate, window and fancy
glass, Berlin wools, embroideries, &;c., 182, St. Paul st
JoDoiN, P., & Co., importers of dry goods and groceries of every description,
106 St. Paul st
Johnston, J., importer of staple and fancy dry goods, 180 St. Paul st
iiAMoNTAGNE Sc Co., general dry gooud importers, 2I6 St. Paul st
Laurie, A., &. Co., importers of staple and liincy dry goods, 162 St. Paul st
Lewis, J. & D., general dry goods importers, 133, Notre Dame st
Macfarlane, W., importer of staple and fancy dry goods, 160 St. Paul st
Macfarlane, Andrew., importer of staple and fancy dry goods and small
wares, 155 St. Paul st ■> j b
Mackay, Joseph, & Brother, importers of general dry goods and small
wares, 202 St. Paul st
Magkem
T n
0- n
0., importers of ail kinds oi dry goods, 151 St. Paul st
Marchand, Louis, importer of dry goods and groceries, 128 St. Paul st
Masson. Bruyere, Thomas & Co., general dry goods importers, 142 St.
Paul st
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OGavY\tD''iTn''-" "^^"'''} ^"'^/"reign dry goods, 223 St. Paul st
UGILVY, WOOD, & Co., importers of staple and fancy dry goods and small
wares, St. Joseph, near St. Paul st ^
Rhode^ WH^im^ter of dry goods of every description 5 Nnn's build.
''°"' '^iSilT?:^:!^'''' '''' ^'""'^^" ^°°"- Soods. and
ScH0LE8,^R. M., importer and dealer in dry goods and small wares, 163 St.
Seymour, Whitney, & Co., (M. H. Seymour, H. H. Whitney, and C. E
cirT/'^ •"•porters of staple and fancy dry goods, and agents for tho'
«?«,.„ wTi^ and Sherbrooke woollen factories, 161 St. Paul st
SMITH, W. & J ic Co importers of every description of dry goods, come.
ot. Joseph and Commissioners streets
Stephen, Wm., importer of British and foreign dry goods, 226 St. Paul st
Stewaet & MclNTYRE, importers of staple and fancy dry goods, 224^ St.
Tyub, CoLftUHouN, & Co., importers of staple and fancy dry goods, St.
Joseph, near Commissioners st ^ '
WHi?E?oRn'*WM 'T r'"" '^'''P'^ •"'? £"'?'^.'^''^ S^*^^'' *»2 St. Paul st
WHiTEFORD, VVm., <fe Co., importers of British staple dry goods, Old Mer.
Cham's Exchange, St. Joseph st f J 6 "> ^'u mer
Srj\^T^y9a™J!'l?'7!"^''^P'« ^nd fancy dr^ goods, 195 St Paul st
lliil.Ohas. G.,189St. PaulBt ! Roy, J. & R., 172 St. Paul st
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 199.)
ARTHUR, A. & J., removed to Queen's Arcade, 182 Notre Dame s(.
see card mside cover, first page
Bkaudry, J. L. & Co., general dry goods store, 80 Notre Dame st.
cImprS cr''*^ "^ ^"' genera/dry goods'store, 132 Not." Dame st.
UAMPRELL^CHRisToPHEE, general dry goods store, removed to 142 Notre
Leclaih, F. & J., general dry goods store, 109 St. Paul st.
Mann, JJaVid, general dry goods and clothing store, removed to 115 Notre
Dame st., and 28 M'Gill st.
M'JV^NAMY, William, general dry goods store, removed to 109 Notre
-L'ame st.
MoRisoN, Cameron, & Empey, general dry goods store, 202 Notre Dame
St. &ee card, second page inside, in front
Morgan, Henry & Co., .eneral dry goods store, 204 Notre Dame st.
See card
MussEN, Thomas, «(Mieral dry goods store and carpet warehouse, 117 and
iiy, iNotro JJame st. See card
Paradis et Frere, general dry goods store, 96 Notre Dame st., see card
Parkin, Jajies, lucc.nan and hosier, 116 Notre Dame st. See card
FLAMONDON, Louis, general dry goods and clothing store, 126 St. Paul st
see card
Roy & Dufort, ge. eral dry goods store, removed to 67 St. Paul st.
Barbean, L, C. 105A St. PnuUi Chishnlm A tH-it-'uu- .
dXTf' Sk'tl.f b'""' "/ CotS»t"2?l?La;t"cfat
^anmighi, iMrs., d8 St. Joseph st Gallagher, P., 21 .St. Paul st
Gannon &, Ha
Graham, Mrs.,
Higgina, Patrii
Hunt, WiNian
Klein, David,
Lafondci J. E.
Lafontaine, Le
Labaye, Octav
Lorange, L. G,
Diteontinuec
it. Co. ; Jago,
before.
Me
Adams, F., 18
Card
Bourne, Adolph
Ireland, Thorn
See Car
EI
Brown, P. D
Dor WIN, C,
Warner, Gi
Weir, Willi
Whebler, G
Fisher, Daniel, S
Chenby, Ric
Place
PULLHK, VlK<
Howei
Bansley, D/
Holland, R.,
Holland, G.
Holland & I
Trigg, Fran
Discontinued.
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Perry, Alfred. 1)
Party, Gesorgo, 1!
FLO
Janes, D. P.,
McDoUGAJtL, ,
"OiJLD, la*,
Rbnaup dc Fi
Charleboli, P., C
Utham, R.,28f
MONTREAL.
23 St. Paul 8t
ods and small
5 Nun's build.
len goods, and
vares, 163 St.
sy, and C. E.
agents for the
lUl 8t
^oods, corner
' St. Paul St
)ods, 224^ St.
ry goods, St.
St. Paul St
ds, Old Mer.
»t Paul 8t
St
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•e Dame si.
me St.
tre Dame st.
I ^48 Notre
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• 115 Notre
109 Notre
Notre Dame
e Dame st.
se, 117 and
;., see card
e card
St. Paul St.
Lll St.
8t
est
)t
24d
Gannon &, Haly, 65 St. Paul st
Graham, Mrs., 80 St. Antoine ai , .
Hig^gfina, Patrick. Wellington st
Hurat, William. 138 St. Mary at
Klein, David, 143 Nutre Dame at
Ldfondck J. E., 117 Notre Dams at
Lafontaine, Leiuidre. to 3i8 St, Paul at
Lahaye, Octave, 140 St. Paul at
Lorange, L. G.. 71 Si. PauL^t
•t
Martin, P., 88 St'. Paul Nt
Micbou, Germain. lUl Craig at
M'Andrew, Roburt, (g 154 Not^ b
M'Donough.Jobn, 71 St Paul st
Perrin, Frederick, to lt« St. Paul at
Pich<), Leon, to 35 St. Lawrence at \
Watt, Jameg, corner gf Anderson and La-
gauisheliere sts
Welch, Thomas, I* Lajjaqchelinre at
Dtaconttnued, — Reniamin, Brothera, retail busincwu oniv t^inn M.ra t^..L. ti 1
J.^Co.; Jago. Williati; .Murphy. P; W«.,, R, Th^'l^^. c'"' %\irerr;elTM
DTERS AND .SCOURERS.
McCioakey, John, removed to Sangujnet at. Tfipe oth«r« as before.
ENOBA VERS, &c., (Given anew.)
Adama, P., 18 Great St. James at. See
Card
Bourne, Adolphus, 120 Sit. Paul at
Ireland^ Thomas, 14 Great St. Jamea st
See Card
Mathewa, George, 1S> Greet St. .Tames »t
Toppan, Carpenter, Caaiioar Sl Co., 19
6r<at St. Jamea at. See Card
Walker, J. H., 5 St. Francois X ior st
Welch, J., 84 Great St James at
.:;;,)<■ 13..
EXCHANGE AND MONEY BROKERS, (Given anew.)
Brown, P. D., 2JJ| St. Francois Xavier st
DoRwiN, C, 33 St. Francois Xavier st
Warner, Geo. W., 20 St. Francois Xavier st. Sen card
Weir, William, 175 St Pat.1 st. See Card on back of the title page ■ :
VVhbbieh, Gbo. H., 28 i>t. Francois Xavier st
Fisher. Daniel, 22 St. Francois Xavier sl | Smith. Ira G., 39 St. FrawWie Xavier st
EXPRESS OFFICE, (Given attcw.) '
Chbnbv, ilicE & Co., Boston and Canada, Hlxpress, J. W Howes, agent. 3
Place d'Armes. See card '; » -^ •» 1
Pcu.BKvViKCiL & Co., New York, Montrb^j; ai^d Quebec Expreas, J. W.,
Howes, agent, 3 Place d'Armes. Seacard
FANCY STORES, (Addenda to page 208.) i; mu>;)
Banslev. David, no Notre Dame st. See Card .^^^'"^"
HotLAND, R., (^rE.) 124 Notre Dame st ".' " ' ^V'^ '^ ' ''''"'^
Holland, G. A., 155 Notre Dame st. Sef? Car^ 'lacing the title waee
Holland &MATHEWSON, 26 McGlUst ."•" f»g«'
Trigg, Fbancis, 122 Notre D^ime st. Sep Car^ f^ping, the tjflf pjige
n .. J r,, , fi'""". E., 40 Great ^t^ .Uracil
«i«cout.nt/erf.-Chapplc,A.; Samu^s,A. The otherk remain aa before.
FIRE ENGINE AND HOSE FACTORIES,. (Gjve*! aflC^, )
j Perry, William,' 95 PMtifleadioir Lane
FLOUR MERCHANTS AND MILLERS, (Glvcn ftnewiV'"'
Janes, D. P., corner of Callleres and Commissioners sts ' ' )P ■^''^''^'^
McDou6AW,jAitE8, office 1219 Commissioners sti,. ., !/ .»..
vJOtJLD, Ira, office 125 ComiaiMbners st . J',; ' ' ' ■,!.
Rbnadp dc Fbbre, 106.Foun(lIiBg st ^ "!) 'j ' ' 'f
X
Perry, Alfred. 124 Craig at
Party, George, 1S4 Craig at
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350
MONTREAL.
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FORWABDERs, (Addenda to page 205.)j,i
McCuAiG, J. F., & Co., William, opposite Grey Nun 8t ' '
McLennan, Hugh, Canal Wharf, opposite the JBaaln ' ' •' ■*"
Waiker, Jas. a., Canal Wharf ''p , '^ ^!.^i"r^}' ''i,
Di,continued.-^Um, G«org«j Coote, Wm.; Gregorj.^ S. E- ■ olhCTs remain as before,
FO0NDERS AND MACHINISTS, (Addenda lo page 205.)
KiNMOND & Cd., Steam Engine Works, Bonaventure at., adioininff the
Railroad Depot j h "^
Ladd, C. p., City Foundry, Queen near William st. See Card
RoDDEN, WiiiiAM, Montreal Foundry & City Works, William st. See card
Bartly, Wm. P., south side of the Canal | Gilbert, E.G., south side of the Canal
The others remain as befbre.
FURNITURE dtoREs, (Addenda to page 206.)
Ash, John, St. Peter near Craig st. The others as before.
oENERAi. MERCHANTS, (Gi\en anow.)
Anderson, Evans <& Co., general merchants and importers, 12 to 18 St
Lrabriel st
BiNMoRE, Brodie <k Co., general and commission merchants, Callieres si
BUECKANRiDGE, James, generQiLnierchant, 11 St. Sacrament at !
JJuRNS, J. & A., & Co., general and commission merchants, 11 St. Sacra
ment st ' "»v-ra.
BosTEED, D.V general and commission merchant, 23 St. Peter st
CuviLLiER, A., & Co., importers and general commission merchants, 11
St. Sacrament st '
Darling, Whuam, importer and general merchant, 169 St. Paul st
Douglas, William, in^porter and general merchant, 62 Commissioners st
EDStoNsToNE Allan & Co., importers and general merchants, corner pf
, Fortification lane and St. Francois Xavier st
GttLiispig, MocFATT «feCo., impoMers & general merchants, 132 St. Pa^ul st
(tilmour & Co., importers knd general merchants, 9 St. Sacrament st
Gordon, James, & Co., importers a«d general merchants, 11 St. Sacra-
ment st vuv-ju
Harris, Law & Co., importers and general merchants, 2 St. Alexis sf
Hallowell, Robert, importer and general merchant, St. Helen st'
Joseph, Jesse, importer and general merchant, corner of St. Helen and
Kecoilect sts ' ' '
Kershaw, John, gener- ' and commission merchant, 14 McGill st
Knapp, Joseph, importer ahd general merchant, Pointe-a-Calliere
Leslie, Starnes «Sc Co., importers, general, & wine merchants. Recollect st
Lbmesuhibk.Routh&'Co., importefs and general tnerchants, Water st.,
opposite the Upper wharf
MAiTLAND,(EDWD.,)TYLEEds Co., importers and general merchants, 174
bt. Francois Xavier st '
Mas^on, Bruyerb, Thomas & Co., importers and general merchants. 142
St. Paul st
McGiLL, P., importer and general merchant, 5 Gi-eat St. Jdm'esW 'Jo*.? ■'
NoAD, Young & Co., importers and genetal itiej'cliants, comer oi WrlHam
Obr, Jas. '.
Coi
Redpath,
Rtan, Be(
Cm
Stephens
St.
Walker, ^
Ward, Jos
Watson, C
Whyte, J(
and
Kay, ■Tiioiiiai
IiOgi'tn, Juuio
v,-'.iaff
O^fden, I; ami
■"St
P*nl<)n. T. C
Bhyson, T
Fra
Foster, Ja
ries.
Hauringtc
Long, Joui
Paul
Marchano
Pau
Masson, II
162
Masson, E
St.]
McIntosh,
groc
MouRis, Bi
13 S
Robertson
corn
Sinclair, J
tola
Tiffin, Jos
93 a
TORRY &
, Eloi
Addy & Cb
Notre ;
Burns. Joh
McC
Harringto
178
MONTK£AL.
S51
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V .;</;::,, '1 .w
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remain as before.
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, adjoining the
ard
im 8t. See card
e of the Canal
5.)
s, 12 to ie si.
s, Callieres st
St ■' .-! .
. 11 St. Sacra.
I- 8f i
merchants, II
Paul 8t
nmissioners st
mts, dornerpf
132 St. P&iil st
:rament st
11 St. Sacra.
Alexis s'
len st'
h. Helen and
ill st
[Here
s, Recollect st
Its, Water st.,
i«rchants, 17|
lerchants, Hi
le st
Bi" oi WilHarti
> ,.'1 (ttOcJl"''
Obr> Jas. R.,&<Ca., general and commission merchanta and importers,
Commissioners St., corner of Port st ;i3l- r?
Redpath, Pkter, importer and general merchant, 183 St Paul st
Rtan, Bbotrers & Co., Ihiporters and geheral commission merchants,
Cuvilliers' block, St,,Peter st , ,,, ^ ,
Stephens & Mills, importers and general commission maixbaiitsV corner
St. Peter and St. Sacrament sis
Walker, Joseph, importer and general merchant, 1 1 St. Sacrament st
Ward, Joseph, importer and general merchant, 3 St. Sacrament st , ^
Watson, Geoboe JD., impor'.el- apd general merchant, 6 St. Sac'r(aTOaut at «
WnxTE, John, importer and commission merchant, corner of St.NichoIas
and St. Sacrament s^s ^
Kay, TiiOina», St. Kloi st '.M^ti*.
Loff.vn, Jumw, Water st, upposite Uppor
V.'.luff
Ogden, t amuel, Auldjo'fl buildings, St. Paul
■ ' i st
Panlon. T. C, 7 St. Saoraraent st
Shaw, Andrew, 3 St. tiaentnicnt at
Tl.or an, John, Coilega st «
Ton ..100, David, 198 St. Pai^i^
I orrance,'Jame8, Lemoinc 8t
Urquhart, Alczandor, 8t. Pet^r A*
Way, Edward, & Co., St. John at
■J., .■ GROCERS, WHOLESALE, (Given anew.) ,, /
JiRYsoN, i. i\l., importer of teas, colTee, sugar, toba«ino, fruits^^, 87 St.
Francois Xavier st .-.•■, \ •
Foster, James, importer of and wholesale dealer in wines, liquors, groce-
ries, &c., CuvilUers' block, St. Sacrament st , , ; , ;l/.
Harrington, William, importer and wholesale grocer, 1T9 St. Paol st
Long, John, inipprter oi teas, sugars, coffee, tobacco, fruits, &c„ 224 g(t.
Paul st .:
Marchand, JtoDis, importer of teas, wines, sugars, coflfees, &c., UsiSt.
Paul st ,,.•;
Masson, D^^asi, importer of teas, winee, liquors and general xrroceries,
162 St. Paul st B « >
Masson, K., importer of teas, wines, liquiTrs, and general groceries, 150
.St. Paul 6t
McIntosh, Neil, corner Notre Dame st. and Place d'Armes, importer of
groceries, win^s, liquors, fruits, &c. See card . . ji I
MouRis, Brothers, importers of teas, wines, liquors and general groceries,
13 St.; Sacrament st
HouBKTsoN & HiJTcHi?,3, dealers in wines, liquors, groceries, flour, &c.,
corhdr College and McGill sts
Sinclair, John, importer and wholesale dealer in teas, sugars, coflfees,
tobaccos, fruits, &;c., 201 St. Paul st ',
Tiffin, Josbph, importer of groceries, wines, liquors, tobacoo, friiits, &C.,
93 and 95 St. Paul st i
ToRRY de Co., iihportprs of teas, wines, liquors and general groceries. St.
, Eloi st ..■■,,„;,. ,.,. ' , ,\
6rocer,s, (Given anew.)
Addy & Chudb, dealers in teas, coffees, sugars, spices, pickles, &e., 156
Notre Dame st and 5?. St. Lawrence st ' '
uURNS, John, de&lAr in crocerieSi teas- aoflees sugars '^rovisionsii'
> McGill st
Harrington, Williak, 'leaier in '-.vs, coffees, sugars, spices, pickles, &c
178 Notre Dame 8t
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MOIHTUKAL.
MATHKW80ti,SAiiu«i & Son, dealers in tea., ooffees.iKigars, spices aud
provisions. 44- McGill st ' a » p'».«js ami
uJMw.'ERs, WINE AND SPIRIT DEALERS. (Given aiicw.)
ci vHiSfeJiT V""''' "r""''' '"*"'> «^'P chandlers, 206 St. Paul st
Pa^lS ' "'"^••*' g''"««'-s and provision merchants, 228 St.
FiZatui^kTmI^^^^^ "•^'■^^^"^' 5^ ^'«^' St. .Tames st. See c
Kund W?LS" '" ^^'""' "■'""^' ^'°'^''""' ^•' '=°^"^'
Kim'ATrKSn^r'7%!^''' "'""."'"^ 'P'"' •"«'•''''«"'' 33 Notre Dame 8,
Paul st ' ''''*'**'^ •" ^^''''"' J'q"0", gmcaries, &c., 217 St.
^*''''Di^^'''^''^'f ''V^''"^^''^ groceries, d:c., 176 Notre
''"T:^L;;:"^eS' ^^^^"- ^^^ ^«^- «-« «^ -t-nce b,
MULUN.W. dealer in wine., IJquors, groceries, <fcc.. corner M'Gill and
KbReJ^on & Hn^rm'" ^7C7'«^"'i"«^'4«nd provisions, &e., 1 St. Paul
TGiL^d'c^'e^etf " '" "•""' liquors, g„>cerl*s,&c., corner
ScTHrRjlN.; |'(^*'T '•; '^'"."'' ".*I"r' S^c^""'' *^c.. »72 Notre Dame st
^'"°>Xu'l 8^''' '^'"'"'' '" S'*"*^'^'''^''' ^«'*«' liq'""" a«d provisions. 72 St.
'''"^'''Paul^"'°'"'* '^**'^''' "' ?^"'^«"«^' »««^» ^vines, liquors. &c., 64 St.
Adams, J. D., 181 St. Liiwrcncest
Andciton, Rictiard. St. Henry st
Anderton, Wm., 8! St. Mary st
Arehambault, A , St. Mary m
Arnoll, Wm , S»t. Sirtieon st
Atwell, Wm., corner Dorchester and Bleorv
Aoston, €btttiei, St. Henry tt
Btillie, Robert, corner Vitrd and Chcnno.
ville stp ,
Balchin, George, Campeau kx
Bare, N., 236 St. Joseph st
Beck, G. C, 67 St. Joseph ct
Bell, John, Wellington st
Btriaix}, C, corner Si. Dominique luid Miw-
oonneats
Berth*let, D.. current St. Mary
Bertfrfanme, N., St. Catherine near Bieuiy
Si
v.elow R., corner' St. Catherine & Bleury
Biron, Edouard, 54 McGUl el
Boncher, M., Dorcheiter.near St. Philip tt
Bourbonni6re, M., 63 St. Mary st
Bower, J,, corner Dorchester and St Con-
stant Its
Boyd, James, 54 St. Antolne st
Brazier, Samuel, So Campeaa at
Brisset, N,, lti8 St. Jrtseph st
Brophy, ThomaK, iSl St. Mary st
Bruchc. ', P., 183 Si. Paul e-
Byrne, Thos., corner G . Constant und Si,
Catherine sts
Cadieux, Francis, 152 St. I.a^vrenoe st
Calfe, Henry, 8 St. Paul at
Cameron^. James, Wellington st
Cannon, Mrs., Murray st
Carroll, Patrick^ 4? S3n''u;n!!t s$
Catie, L., corner St. Deliit and St. Cathe.
rine sts
Chaput, L., U I Cpmmiisionew st
Cliarbonneau, D.
Charbonneau, Mi
Cbarhonneau, Mi
Cliarland, Regis,
Charlebois, L., 11
Charpentier, Frs.,
Ciiartrand, Antoi
Chevallier, Jos., ^
Clark, William, S
Cloutier, S., St. J
Cochrane, Thos.,
Cole, W., Lagauc
Colquhonn. Alexi
Conway, Thomas
Conke, — , 95 St.
i; irboille, Paul, S
Curbeille, S., corn
culm bis
Uoiiisiine.D., coi
CdiKsh, Mra. T., ;
I'onmHightQii, J.,
Cmitailt, Alfred, I
hcrst st
''.ox, Mrs. James,
I'm, Charles, 38 i
Craig, Mrs,, 88 A
Cullen, Mrs., 52 S
Uiinningham, Johi
liurran, W., corns
tiere sis
CuiBon, Alexr,, Je
Darragh, Peter, 40
Davis, Tiioinas, S.^
Deery, Henry, We
Demurs, A., cornei
Desautels, La , Vi«
Doherty, Wm., W
Doherly, Michael,
Doutney. W. L., 6
Dowd, Thomas, H
Drake, G.,d3Sl.
Ducass, H., 17 M(
Docloa, Pierre, co
Catherine s'
Dufresne, Pierre, c
Dumas, G. N., St.
Dumas & Neveux,
Dumonl, .Fas,, 118
Dupras, C., St. Ma
Farrell, D., Nazare
Fcron, John, corne
Ferguson, George 1
Fischer. J. C, 92 S
Foley, O. C, corne
Forrest, J. B., Chal
ijall, Mrs,, 30 St, I
(^arven, James, 2 Ji
<^audry, Mn., 69 S
i'cen, George, 132
Wibson, James F , ]
• >iiroj=, ouaan, an
CJiroux, Jean, Panel
Gough, Thomas, W
Graham, Jaa., St. A
8, spices and
lew.)
Notre Danie,
series, corner
h. Paul St
mts, 228 St,
32 M'Giil St
St. Se6 card
&c., corner
otre Dame st
Sec., 217 St.
, 176 Notre
entrance b)
r M'Gill and
27M'Gill8i
I St. Paul 8t
&c., corner
>tre Dame st
, 22 McGill
sions, 72 St.
dsc, 64 St.
It
trSi. Philip tt
ty 8t
r and St. Con-
>8t
I 8t
iry 81
Ahnt end St.
nvrcnce st
Bt
St
id St. Callie-
«at
MONTREAL.
353
Charbonneau, D,, 10 Vulee st
Charbonneau, Mrs., 61 VisitaVion at
Cbarhonneau, Mrs.Darhum st
Charland, Regis, 1«6 St. Joseph 6t
Charlebois, L., llSComniisaionera st
Cliarpentier, Frs., 179 St. Joseph st
Ciiartrand, Antoine, Durham st
Chevallier, Job., Visitation st
Clark, William, St. Mary ft
Cloutier, S., St. Joseph st
Cochrane, Thos., 129 Notre Dariie st
Cole, W., Lagauchctieri!, near Amherst st
Colquhoun, Alexr., 130 St. Marj st
Conway, Thomas, 26 St. Lawrence s
Conke, — , 95 St. Antiiine st
C irbciile, Paul, St. Calherine st
CurlKj.ile, S., corner Dorchester nnd Mont-
culni bin
tout siine, D., corner (iermine and Jure •ts
OnKsli, Mrs. v., 73 St. Urbain st
I'lnnMOghtoii, J., GubriuUt
ti.Dtunt, Alfrtri, l.wgauchetiere, near Am.
hcrit st
'loi, Mrs. James, current St. Mary
Lax, Charles, 28 Si. Charles Barromee st
Ctiig, Mrs,, 88 AnthersL st
Cullen, Mrs., 52 St. Maurice t>t
Cunningham, John, St. George st
Curran, W., corner Bleury and Lagauche-
tiere sis
(.usBon, Alexr., Jacques Cartier square
Darragh, Peter, 40 St. Maurice st
Davis, Tiiomas, 95 Water st
Deery, Henry, Wellington st
Demers, A., corner St. Mary and^FulJuni sts
Desautels, Ls , Visitation st
Doherty, Wm., William st
Doherty, .Michael, 50 St. Dominique st
Doutney, W. L., 68 St. Paul st
Dowd, Thomas, Hermine st
Drake, G., 53 St. Lawrence st
Ducass, H., 17 Mountain st
DacIoB. Pierre, corner Montcalm and St.
Catherine sts
Dufresne, Pierre, current St. Mary
Dumas, G. N., St. Mary st
Dumas & Neveux, 61 St. Paul st
Dumont, Jas., 118 St. Mary st
Dupras, C., St. Mary st
Farrell, D., Nazareth st
Fcron, John, corner Alexander &, Jurd sts
Ferguson, George B., 99 Commissioners st
Fischer. J. C, 92 St. Mary st
Foley, O. C, corner Vilrd & St. Georjro sts
Forrest, J. B., Chaboillez square
i:iall, Mrs., 30 St. Urbain st
<^arven, James, 2 St. Antoine tt
f'audry, Mrt., 69 St. Constant st
^^cen, George, 132 St. Mary si
Gibson, James F , Perrnuli's court
Oilroy, Suaati, "i Moantair at
Giruux, Jean, Panel st
Gough, Thomas, Wellington st
Graham, Jas., St. Antoine bridge
Grandbois, J. A., 151 Sanguinetat
I Haberly, John, corner Amherst and La.
! gauchetire sts
; Hamctin, Samuel, 105 St. Lawrence it
I Hands, Wm., St, Mary st
j Hart, Wm., Bonsecoors st
Hennessy, Mrs., St. Catherinu 8t
Hester, John, 6 Bleary st
Hewitt, Thomas, German st
Hick, Kobert, 182 Notre Dame at
Hodge, J., comer Lagauobetiere and Uam-
pcau sts
Homier, J. B., St. Elizabeth st
Hughes, Joseph, Salaberry at
Hughes, Michael, George st
Jackson, Wm., 6U Bli;uryst
Johnson, Geo., 2M St. Joseph at
Johnston, John, corner Amherst and Dor.
cheater st
Johnston, Thomas, St. Dominique «t
Johnston, F., 19 St. Dominique at
Joliuour, J. B., corner Mignunne snd Ger.
man sts
Jordan, Henry, McCord, near William st
Kelly, Stephen, current St. Mary
Kelly, Thomas, 99 Craig st
Kelly, William. 25 St. Urbain st
Kerens, John, Wellington, corner King at
Kerens, Daniel, corner Vitrtf and Chenne-
Tille sts
Kernoy, William, 112 St. .Mary st
Koester, Mrs. G., St. Antoine, corner
Mountain st
Labelle, Joseph, 49 St. Paul *l^^
Labelle, T., St. Catharine st
Ladurantaie, Mrs., 43 St. Joseph st
Laffan, H., 48 St. Dominique at
Lafond, J. E., Sanguinet, comer Dorehea*
ter st
Lagarde & Tiffin, 71 St. Paul st
Lamarche, .loseph, Montcalm at
Landrigan, John, St. CliarleaBorrom^est
Lariviere, Mrs., St. Philip st
Larkin, P., corner Gabriel and Murray sts
Laurie, James, corner St. Chas. Burromde
and St. Catharine ata
Laverock, Mrs. William, 97 Craig st
Lavigne, O., Bard st
Lavoiseur, F., 34 Amherst st
Lefevre, Antoine, 46 St. Joseph st
Leonard, ThomeSj 68 St. Lawrence St ■
Lenoir, Lewis, Panel st -^.^ •
LescJce, Joseph, 43 St. Paul st
Letang, Edward, St. Caiiiarine st
Logan, Thos., & Co., corner Dorehester
and St. Charles Corrom^o st
Loranger, J., Montc»lm st
Lowctt, Ji hn, 8 St. Paul st
LusBJer, Ls., 131 Sanguinet st
Jjyons, Mrs., Common st
McCainbridge, A., Prmce st
iMcCann, Geo., Busby lone
McCready, Thos., 35 Moontoin st
McCutcheon, John, Queen square
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McDonk .., John, 68 St. Paul at
McDomld, John, US St. Lawrence aud 90
St. JoBOpIl b'9
McDonald, A., 32 bt. Joseph als
McDonald, D, J., Wellington at
McGovern, Pctor, 38 St. Mary at
McGuire, William, 64 Bir .-ry et
McKey, John, 73 St. Paui st
McLaren, W. D., & Co., 116 St. Law.
ronce at
AleLaugbl-ifi, John, 31 St. LewJB at
McLean, John, 2G St. Antoine at
McMahon, P., corner St. Catharine ai-d
Brock att
McMillan, Hugh, 5 Grey Nun at
McNaraee, George, Hi St. Antoine at
NniVaughton, Archibald, 46 Si, Mary at
iV'ciMaughtoD, Duncan, 36 Si. Mary at
,Mah»r, John,<:;) '.;. laventurc ..t
Malonrt, Wm,. i ' >-t. Dnrniniquaat
''lanatiold, £d., o(. x<t. J.v ^renca at
VI uroel, Touaaaim, I .» 7 fc. jiiscph »t
AAarcotle, AndrfJ, '!<■ ViBii,;,!!,, , st
Martel, Joseph, 9 Si. /:.-.! iinw sj
Mcgill, Wm.. .<3t. iVf.irr M, near tfi-T jail
Milloy, Deni?, 53 fh. .?o»cph at
.Monahatj, Taronoc, ^VoJIington st
Monet, G., Panet at
Moore, Luke, Lagaucbetiere, near 'st,
George et
Morgan, T.. corner St, Catherine and Bleu.
ry iita
Morin, Louif , Bonaventure at
Morland, Ii« 97 St. Constant at
Morrow, W. W., 27 St. l^wrcncc st
Morton, Mrs., 114 St. Antoine A
Mulligan, Richard, Sanguinetst
Mulligan, Timothy, Wellington st
Mullin, James, Wclilngton st
Muliin, J. E., 207 Notre Dame st
Murphy, Jamea, 31 Sanguinet st
Muaaen, Henry, 22 St. Marv et
Nicholson, A., 101 Water at
O'Criep, T„ corner Lagauoheticre & Wolfu
ala
O'Connor, Daniel, St. Elizabeth st
O'Neil, Miss, iOa St. Constant st
O'Reilly, M., Lagauohetiere, near Mont-
calm st
Orr, John, Jure, corner Hermine st
Orsaille,T., cor. Dorchester & Durham fits
Pare, J. B., Wolfe st
Patrick, William, 78 St. Maurice st
PayeUe, Frs., 134 St. Joseph st
Payett«, Joseph, Sanguinet, corntr Dor.
Chester st
Pearce, R., Colborne avenue
Perrault, E., corner St. Corz'r nt and Mig-
nonne sts
Plamondon, J., corner Durhi. ' nd Dor-
chester sts
Prevost, Luke, Brock st
Prerost, P., Brock «t
Price, Samuel, 109 Commiasioners st
Proctor, C. D., 13 MoGill st
Quevillon, Cyril, corner r.^^.Judsetiwe ^
Amherst sts
Quintal, N., Sanguinet, umer St. Cathe-
rine st
Rcnaud, J B., St. Joseph «t
Rensha ■//, John, Colbornt; i ♦
Richelieu, Ed., VisUaUon si.
Riddel!, John, 7i St. Lawrci w st
Rid, .3«mes, 63 St. Maurice si
Ritc'i)!, \!rs., 53 St. Joseph st
Rivt' ; , :;,)ray, Bonsecours viarket
Robiiisor.. D., St. Antoine bridge
Roi, George, co' ..ir St. .Kl.^jabeth and U
g«'jthetl« e »U
Rosaire, D., cor :ur l*c JiTenture At^d Mm-
parct sts
Roy & Brothers, J'7 it. Paul st
Saucier, TheodorBy 80 ».. Doaiinique st
Sauvageau, David, 49 Commissioners st
Savard, Jos., 140 St. Lawrence st
Scanlan, Patrick, 30 St. Chas Borromce «
Sellars, Robert. Gab; VI st
Seybold, John P., 21 .: ;. Dominiqne st
Shannon, Mrs. H., Coilflr • at
Sheridan. W., WiHieu! at
Simard, Josepli, Germ.iL st
Simpson, Mrs., 62 St. Ch.,ies Borromeest
Simpson, Mrs., St. Mary st
Slicer, Mrs., Chaboillez t.i
Smith, Thomas, 146 St. iViary st
Stanley, S,, Vallee st
St. Amant, Alexis, corner Dorchester and
ot. Utbain sts
Stavely, William, St. Henry at
SteJIer, Jacob, 20 St. Lawrence st
Stewart, David, 84 St. Joseph it
Sutherland, Mrs., St. Urbain st
Stupple, William. Gain st
Theoret, J. J.,,155 St. Joseph st
Thorn, James, Water st
Thomas, Richard, 35 Great St. James st
Thomas, Mrs., 99 Water st
Tidmarsh, Miss, J 4 St. Paul st
Tomkins, John, 102 St Lawrence st
Troy, Patrick, Queen st
Tufl'. D., St. Urbain st
Turcotte, A., 31 Brock st
Tyrrell, George, Grey Nun st
Vadeboncoeur & Benoit, St. Mary st
VassflBu, Basil, Bare st
Venne, Louis, Bare st
Villemure, J. B,, Gennar si
Villeneuve, N , 210 St
Walsh, A., 4 St Antoin.
Walsh, Malhew, 72 Bn
Wliite, John J. Chabr
Whyte, J. J., 1^0 >
Wilson, Mrs., G . .i' ^;
Wilscam, John, . V • =t. Joseph st
Woods, Robert, 33 tv. \->minique si
Woods, P., 3Gei;:v,j -
'St
' ''.vunnire st
i/ square
•^euce at
H.t!!., Willi
HAIR DI
BAKsiiSir Da
Dame
Ciicsntxniicd,
HAI
BiiEWSTER &
moved
Cakleton, H
Paul si
HiBBARD & C
Fgrrier & C
See ca
HUTCHINS, J.
Paul st
HUTTON, JaS.
Agent 1
Wolvei
Corsan
Hutton
do; W
&Co.,
improv
.Montreal T<
rodden, t. m
St. Jati
Sherlock, Fc
scriptio
Discontinued,'
William. The o
H\Ti
Brahadi, a.,
St. Se
Bresler, a.,
ner Nol
Brown, John,
St. Se
Greene & So
Paul st,
.Mayer, Broti
tre Dan
McIvER, Geo]
Dame s
MONTREAL.
9i
nmu>ioner« tt
2ill !ic
,«ome' Si. Catjie-
•n<; it
on Si.
iirice ii
<£eph at
:ours vimrket
ine briJgt)
K'l^abeth andU
•"."enture .^nU Mar-
Paul St
^'■. Dottiinique st
[iommissioners st
awrence st
. Chas Borromcc «'
1st
. Dominiqne al
flg . Bt
st
hitles Borromeest
y 3t
■.at
. Afaryet
er Dorchester and
tenry st
inrrenoo st
fosepii ft
rbaJn st
st
Qseph st
eat St. James st
rst
Paulst
[jawrence st
3t
unst
, St. Mary st
r.'^-'tt
■ivLftHire fit
ix; square
^eoce st
Josoph st
H">»*iiniquesl
oinQiER BEER MAKERS, remain as before.
GUN SMITHS, (Addenda to page 210).
Ha! !., William, Sportman's Warehouse, removed to 106 Notre Dame st
The others remain as before.
HAIR DRESSERS AND PERFDMERs. (Addenda to page 211.)
B\Ksi,i!T David, first prize hair-dresser, &;c., has removed to 110 Notre
Dame at. See card
Ledair John B., Little St. James si. >
Discsnttnued.—John Macrow. The otherg remain as before.
HARDWARE MERCHANTS. (Addenda to page 211.)
i4Eiv3TER & MuLHOLLAND, Importers of shelf and heavy hardveare, &c., re-
moved to 173 St. Paul St. See card
CarIeton, H., importer of shelf and heavy hardware of all kinds, 153 St.
Paul st
HiBSARP <Sb Co., importers of American hardware, 190 St. Paul st. See card
Ferbier & Co., importers of shelf and heavy hardware, 181 St. Paul st,'
See card ,. u\
HuTCHiNs, J. R., importer of shelf and heavy hardware of all kinds, 73 St.
Paul St.
Button, Jas., St. Helen st, SheflBeld and Birmingham hardware agency.
Agent for Joseph Rodgers & Sans, Sheffield ; Henry Rogers & Sons,
Wolverhampton and Birmingham; Thos. North & Sons, ■• Sheffield :
Corsan, Denton, Burdekin & Co., do j Robt. Sorby & Sons, do ; Wm.
?""«r^«,®**"' '^'^ ' •^°**" Walters & Co., do; W. & H. Hutchinson,
do ; W. Marples, jun., do ; J. Beardshaw & Son, do ; Joseph, Peace
& Co., do. _ Agent for Wilders' patent salamander safes, with Rich's
improvements. See card
Montreal Tool Store, sign of the hammer, 201 St. Paul st
RoDDBN, T. M., dealer in stoves, castings and American hardware, 51 Great
St. James st. See card
Sherlock, Foley & Co., importers of shelt and heavy hardware of every de-
scription, 191 St. Paul st. See card
Discontinvfd.-^BryBQn, Alexander, the wliolesale trade only ; Lepage, Olivier ; Roddfln.''
niUiam. The others remain as before
hatters AND FURRIERS. (Addenda to page 216.) ■>'''■]
Urahadi, A., manufacturer and dealer in furs, hats and caps, 93 Notre Dame
St. See card
Beeslbr, a., manufacturer and dealer in furs, hats and caps, removed tb cot".
ner Notre Dame and St. Gabriel sts. See card ' ";'";Hi'„;:;:^
Brown, John, manufacturer and dealer in furs, hats and caps, 151 St. Ptul
St. See card
Greene & Sons, manufacturers and dealers in furs, hats and caps, 229 St
Paul at. See card
•Mater, Brother, manufacturers and dealers in furs, hats and "^"s* 1(>9 No^
tre Dame st. See card ' "^ ' "^ n-o
McIver, George, manufacturer ana dealer in furs, hats and caps, 1S5 Not^'^
Dame' St. See car(J
f t-;,l
ill
i
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MONTREAL.
''""nfN"<?;e"D\tnr^"' ,,„,, i„ ,„„^ h,t« and caps, ..ovedTo
lS: a.'R.:a.t "'" """" ^' I S"""""". C. .0 133 No.re D.me .,
^««„«„„«,._Me,d. J. H. ; Meyer. Henry. The other, remain a. before
HOTELS. (Given anew.)
ci'v.n «'■'''" ^- l°'^^'i^* 231 St. Paul St
CoLEMA J! m"J ^' ^"^'*^'' 24 and 26 St. Gabriel st
See c^rd "'"'"'"'"' '^•^"•■«" ^°'«'"«»' Custom House square,
EAG^BToJi?T:'^"''P'^ ^- ^^'^y' '9 ^"'J 21 Notre Dame st
Fkajteiin Hour MP r' *^-/- Lev'ne, Exchange Court, St. Paul st
SSZco"r« ' "'""„"'" "«?'^y' --- « '"-i and Prince st,
OxJrjrHn^^^^f p^' ^'?"'''^'" * Co.. Cote St. Antoine
PAvirrnt S • & ^'■.'^"'"g' Great St. James st. See card
pioiS 2^'^S- '"''•'.?• ^^^^P*^' ''PPO^'t^ St. Henry st
r!?.!" u^^*' ^i"".^." ^""'"' 207 Notre Dame st
St Ann'^ fllllf ' wS^*^'"^.^ Bonaventnre st, onposite the Railroad depot
OT. ANN s Hotel, William Sadler, 1 17 Commissioners st ^
Sj* fe Hon?r 'f 'h^'n""'iV"n^^" ^ ^"•' ^''^^ ^t. .Tames st. See card
oi. JAMES House, John Orr, 11 Great St. James at ,
HOUSE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, page 218, remains as before.
IWNS AND TAVERNS. (Given anew.)
BeTanger, Etienne. St. Paul st
o ®; G^or^e, CommiBsioners st
Benoet, W. P.. SK St. Franjoi. Xavier et
R«™n"*A' 'j?"'^ ^"*=''"" C"''" square
2"«"°"' A- K. . 5 Boneecours st
B«aK M., comer of St. Antoino and
Mountain sts
Br^gard, L., 20 St. Jospph st
Brennan, Jamea, St. Peter st
Cniifrri''"!""' ^® ^'- ''"wrenee at
GtdMU, 1 ., Jacques Garlier square
Callinan, Jamea, Perthius st
Caineroo. Jumea, 14 St. Urbain st
Cannell, Edward, Brock st
Charbonneau, Xavior.St, Claude at
Chapdeau, J., Montcalm st
Clandinnan William, 83 St. Mary si
Cot«, Joseph, Haymaiket iquartj
Coutley.J. B., 11 St. Paul st
CroSBan, George, 105 Water st
Cn)whuht,Wiil«m,3St. Paulet
Cruict, JBhn. S8,8l. Paul at
Daniereao, Nazaire, 59 St. Paul st
u»n»Rh, Hugh, Commisiionera st
Decousee, P. B., Jacques Cartier square
Dier, J<'hn, Grey Nun st
Dowd, Francis, 52 Bleary st
Dumouchelie, Joseph, 43 St. Paul at
Ennis, VV., 90 Foundling st
Francisco, Francis, Bonsecours at
Gabler, J. F., Campeau st
Gilmour, James, 1 VVellington »t
Gordon, Mrs., Tolentin st '
Graham, George, St. Mary at
Green, Joseph, 36 St. Paul st
Hanley, John, Commisaionera at
Hare, William, 2 Bwnv«ntur»Bt
Hebert, M., 50 Oomgjissionera at
Hill, R. B., 165 Notre Dame st
Hughes, Michael, Victoria Road
Irving, Mrs., St. Claude st
Jackson, William, Lagauchetiero, near
Wolfst
Johnson, George, comer of King, and Com-
mon alB
Keen, B., Common st. Canal wiiarf
Kell, William, 49 St. La^vreniSe at
Kelly, Thomas, 211 Notre Dame at
Kelly, Patrick, Raymarhet squarr
Kelly, Michael, Ca
Kerena, Joiin, Wei
iLoMler, Mrs. Geor
Lacombe, J., St. £
Laorent, Joseph, V
Leblanc, Germain,
Lebltnc, Joseph, 34
Laclaire, Pierre, Ja
I^efflvrc, C, ^3 St,
I.eicarfatBHd, J. H.,
Levine, W. B., Jac
Lmi^re, P., Dorotip
Low, J.ihi^ W., 3 V
Lustier, S., 936 St.
.Vi'Auiey, Mrs. Jam
.Vi'Clemmont, Willii
M'Cormick, Thoma
.M'Cready, T.. 35 R
.M'Crank, Mrs. Neil
M'Earo, Jamea, 59
M'Grail, Michael, 4
.M'Nidcr, James, Ja
M'Shane. Mrs., Wi
.>hckBy, Thomas, 7
Msrcotte, Andre, 41
Maude, William, 8 !
Medden, John, St. (
Mereier, A. Jacques
.Weroier, Edward, 6
Metsier.Jaiien, 45 <
JEWELLEI
Savage <fe Lvm
Pkacock, H., ren
TdwNsEr«/D, W. J
dral. See
& Hendry, w
Craig at
/'ecMietf— Hallbwloi;
Cobtt, Jamea, 9 Grdi
LEAl
WhR, WlLMAK,
on back o
^/(continued— Bostv
LUMI
Grant &. Hall, aaw r
nal, and Well
MACHINIST A
MAR
Mavor 8c McDok
The othen ranai
)s, removed lo
Dame M
fore
[ouse square,
■ Paul St
sts. See card
ice sts
St
>ad depot
t. See card
s before.
rtier aquarc
Paul St
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n St
IBt
r»st
S8t
Bt
lad
leMere, near
ng. and Com-
wliarf
tie St
imest
luarr
MONTREAL.
857
Kelljf Miehae), Campeau st
Karena, John, Wellinglun at
Kufltler, Mrs. GeotKe, St. Antoiiia at
Laeombe, J., St. Elizabeth st ^
Laareni, Joseph, Wellington si
Lebianc, Germain, Custom hnute square
Leblanc, Joseph, 34 Cotnmiasiuners st
Laclalre, Pierre, Jacques Cartier rquare
Lefa»rc, C, -13 .St. Paul at
LeiearboHd, J. H., 51 St. Paul st
Levine, W. B., Jacques Cartier square
Lini6re, P., Dorclifnier, near St. Urbain si
Low, JoHrt W., 3 VVeilingtpn st
Lustier, S., 936 St, PhuI st
M*Auley, Mrs. James, 53 St. Paul st
M'Clemmont, William, 75 St. Lawrence st
M'Cormick, Thomas, 31 St. Paul st
M'Cready, T., 35 Mountain st
M'Crank, Mrs. Neil, 131 ComnlisBloners Bt
M'Enro, James, 69 Comminiuners st
M'Grail, Michael, 40 Foundling at
M'Nidcr, James, Jacques Cartier square
M'Shane, Mrs., William st
Ntaekay, Thomas, 75 Commissioners st
Msrcolte, Andre, 46 Visitation st
Maude, William, 8 St. Mary st
Medden, John, St. Claude st
Mercler, A. Jacques Cartier square
Mercier, Edward, 63 St Paul st
Mefsier, Julien, 45 Commissionera at
Mohan, Patrick, U4 F»undling st
Moorr, tieorgc, 19 .St. Lawrence st
.Morrison, J., 234 St Paul st «
Mountain, Tborau», 40 :jt Lawrcnoe st -
MuuMettc, A , St. Amnhlo lune
Munroe, Alexander, 115 Commissioners at
Murphy, Mrs., 57 Nutria Dame »t
Palmer, John, 76 Commisriancrsst
Pattengalc, Mm. Henry, 25 St. Paul at ,
Paiton, Mrs., Friponiu; st '
Pontine, Mrs,, 6 St. Francois Xavier at
Pullen, JnrarH, 49 Crnij; ct
Quevillon, J. B., 45 Si. Paui si
Reilly, John, Water st
Rodgers, William, 38 St. Lawrence «(
Rodgers, Mrs. Peter, 4 St Paul si
Ryan, Patrick, Jaeques Cartier square
Short, John, St. Mary st
Spalding, George, 49 Notre Dame st
St. Jenn, David, Haymarkct square
St. John, Antoinr, 201 Notre Danie si
Steller, Jacob, 20 St. Lawr«hco si
Stewart, Andrew, 6 St. Paul at
Thomas, James, 107 Water st
Tiirgeon, N., Nazareth st
Turner, John, 75 Commissioners st
Vahquelte, T., 45 St. Paul st
Villcneuvc, O., St. ClAudosl
White, Mrs., 61 St Marw si
li.
JEWELLERS AND WATCHMAKEBS, (Addenda to page 224.y»
Savage <te Lyman, corner Notre Datne and St. Gabriel sts. See car4
Pbacock, H., removed to 92 Notre Dame st
TowNsEr^D, W. A., removed to 14>4i Notre Dame st, opposite French Cathe
dral. See card
Buhle & Hendry, working jewellers, 40 | Laggalt, Henry, working jeWellef, 101 No.
Craig st | tre Dame st
Pardellian, J. B-, Craig, near St. Antoine it
Det«a»erf--Hallbwell, John. The others remain as before
LAND AGENTS. (Given answ.)
Cotitt, James, 5 Grefat St. James st | Dinning, J. G., 6 St. Joseph st
LEATHER MERCHANTS AND TANNERS, page 226.
Wmr, WitMAH, leather and finding store, to 175 St. Paul st. See card
on baci{ of the title pa^e
^woniinued—BostwIck, E. N. ; Hawkins &, Slack. The othera remain us berore
LUMBER MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 226.)
Grant Sc Hall, saw mills, south eic'6 orCa- I The others remain as before
nal, and Wellington st |
MACHINIST AND MARINE STORE, page 226, remain as before.
MARBLE TACTOKiEs, (Addenda to page 226.)
Mavor ic McDonald, Blenry at. See card
The othen r«n«in aa b«rorft
au
MOMTREAL.
HaKCHANT TiitoM AHD CLOTHiMs. (Given anew.)
Bo»l»ito.T, J. C, 47 Noire nan.i .1. Evert ilp.rrinii„» .<■ i i! . ,
Flemiito, Jambs, Universitv house 109 "Ta) .. < i • f
Wco. t bark coU?"^ """'"'"y '"°'''"'« »•""•• See card on i„-
lZV^ 8'S''n«' ""'7' "?'^ ''°"""«' *^» ""d 163 Notre Dame st
LsAVERs, Jas., 'nerchant tailor. 185 NTntro n»™« . a
«: V '^•' ''° :' "'"'■""e "°'*' '^'>™" "f 'VJoGill and SI. Joseph
S0THERLAD. JoHic, merchant tailor. 207 Notre Dime sf. Every descriofion
rtte ::':? ™''' '° °''^'' '' ^''°" '^°'-"> '" ^-'^ «tyi::si.d oTS
Adam., W. H. & F., 149 Nolrn Dame st
Bcaudry, Josei h, 31 McGill ei
Bienvenu, B., 3 St. Lawrence at
Collins, Gei rg(i, 62 St. Dominique st
i jhlon, Janes, 158 Notre Dame at
i>-.»id8on. J. B., 197 Notre Dame st
Oougall, Georjfc, 95 Crsig at
hwans, Edward, H M'Gill at
Fax, Gcorce, 33 M'Gill st
Franchere, L. O 16 Little St. Jamea at
Gallagher, C, 833 St. Paul at
©albrailh, John, 183 Nutro Dama at
. ant , Moacs, Lajfauch. tiere at
'5ant Edward. Nutre Lame at
uleeson. Jamea, 13 St. Maur.oe at
Grcnier. Charles. 109 St. P^u 4
Hannan, M., 63 St. Antoino st
Laurent, D.. German st
Lavoio, M.. 146 St. Joseph at
Lcblanc, p., corner Gosford and SI. Lewis
zis
M'Crum, Matthew. St. Marv at
M'Cubbin, Wm., M'GiU st
M'Manua, John, St Mary st
Maxuretii,
Moaa &. Rr
ReafCB, A.
MILL!
Robinson,
card
V?aldron, Mil
gBOCh(
MI
8t. Lcor. Spr
P'ace I
MUSIC
Herbert, .
ware
dec.
card
Warren, S
SEEBOtD, B
Brown, Abner
Dennis, V. iilii
Huod, Thonni
Jackoiel, JoT"
(tRAHAH, C
Ame
Bell, Mrs., 12,
Diteontinm
Holland &, De
Peek, Thomai
Broome, Tl
Clarke, E.,
AGRioriTn
Cadbt, mofi
Canada M
Love
Canada Oi;
V/OrilMERLiA!
See (
FRENCli Ca
St. Ji
anew.)
f cloihing of ths
line St. A choice
ing warehouse.
lers attended to
cal, academical,
rder
ade clothing, at
See card on in>
e Dame st
ports the -finest
5 very best style
tit tailor, draper,
ilways 00 hand.
excellent stock
erials can have
quality ibr sale;
facing the back
Gill St, a choice
tbie terms
clothiers. An
, constantly on
lothing and dry
and St. Joseph
ivorable terms.
hand, or made
ery description
Y and on mode-
irtiere it
Ddine Bt
iur '•o et
inest
>it
d and St. Lcwin
»ry ft
It
MONTREAL.
9M
S««
Young k BflHttie, Miiiet, 140 Notre Dam*
■t. The utheri remain •■ twfcre.
Miioretli. v., 144 St. Uwranee it Slack. J. W s. Marv .t
Rett ea, A. D.. 10 S(. Lawr«noe at Th..m.on &. 8un, h^ Great St. Jamas at
Wall, B., Hay Market aquare
MILLINERS AND DBMsMAKEiis. (Addenda to page 229.)
Robinson, Mrs. 6c Dauohtbr, removed to 162 Notre Dame at
card.
Waldron, Miii, corner Andoraon and La.
(raachetiere ita
MINERAL WATER DEPOTS. (Addenda to page 230.)
St. Lco^ Spring Depot. Neil MacinK^h, ! The other, aa before
r'ace U'Armea ,
MUSIC STORES AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. (Given ancw.)
Herbert. J. W.. & Co., 107 Notre Dame .,ianoforte. harp and music
warehouse-the most extensive stock of musical instruments, music.
&c.^in Canada is to be found here, at very moderate pricee. Se«
Warben, S. R., corner St. Henry and St. Joseph sts
SEEBOtD, Brothers, 174 Notre Dame st. See card
Brown, Abner, 31 Notre Dame at
Dennis, V. 'liam, Bnnavenlure at
Hood, Thoiiittg, 29 Noiro Damo at
Jickoiel.Joi •-, 130 Si Lawrence st
M'Pheraon, John, & Son, 54| Craljr st
Nordheimer, A. Sl S., Grc4t 8t Jamasa^
Prince &. Co., 113 Noire Dame at
.lusic TEACHERS. (Addenda to page 230.)
GRAHAM, Geo F professor and teacher of music, and organist of the
American ires' vterian Church, 15 Si. Lawrence st. See card
Bell, Mra., ISbStAntoii
Diseonlinued.-'lJnnnj. Ira.
I MIntoah, Mra., to 3 SU Gabriel at
1 he others remain at befora.
Holland & Dunn, Canal basin
Peek, Thomas & Co., 155 St. Paul at
NAIL rACTORIBS.
Vennor, H. & Co., St. Sacrament at
Wragg, T. B,, Vellington at
NATURALIST.
Broome, Thomas, Little St. James st
NEEDLE AND FISH HOOK IMPORTER.
Clarke, E., 18 St Frangois Xavier st
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
AGRiorLTUHAL JouRNAL, (English and French,) J. Lorell, printer
CaDbt, monthly, J, C. Becket, 22 Great St. James st
Canada Medical Journal, Drs. MacDonnell and David, editors, John
Lovell, printer, St. Nicholas st
Canada Directort, Robt. W. S. Ma kay, editor, 73 Mountain st
v.g:.imer.^al and iuftmm Advertiser, J. G. Dinning, St. Joseph st.
pRBNca Canadian Missionary Record, quarterly, J. C. Becket, 22 Great
St. James st
m
960
MONTREAL.
Herald, daily trl-weekly, and weekly, D. Kinuear <k Co., St. Gtbri.l .t
La nZTJf' ^*''«"«'')';" *"'' .ami-weekly, M. Duvernay S . ViScent t
La Ruche Litterairk Illcstree, G. H. Cherrier
"ir' Seo^c'l'lr"''' *"**''^' ^' "^' ^' **'*""«"y * C"' 7»i Se. Paul
Le Pays, weekly, J. A. PlioKuet, Sf, Therese st
Le Semuer Camadien, Revd. N. Cyr, St. ThereBe 8t
LWE BoAr, monthly, F. W. Campl.eiJ, Place D'Armei
MAPtE Leak, monthly, Mra. K. W. Lay, 2y Great St. James at
.^issioNARv AND Sabbath ScHoot Rec6Rd, J. C. Becket, n Great St
Jam s St
Melanges Relioieux, (French Roman Catholic), semi-weekly, St. Denis
near at. l/atnerme at
JI^ox7- '' ^'.7 I''^«:'^ToRT, Robert W. S. Wackay, editor, 73 Mountain ,i
pi./nvilT'''''^""'' ^"'"''''' **""" Campbell. Place D'Arme,. See iard
Pmsbtterian, The, monthly, John Lovell, printer, St. Nicholas at
Sabbath Advocate, quarterly, John Lovell, publisher, St. Nicholas at
Snow Drop monthly, John Armour, publisher. Great St. Jame. «t
St!* Se'rcard^'' "' ^"''^ ^ Stevenson, 20 St. Frangois Xavior
Tempbranoe Advocate, fortnighUy, J. C. Becket, 22 Great St. James st
ITUNscRiPT, tri.weekly, seml-weekly and iveekly, D. M'Donald, Hospital
St. hee card '^
True Witness and Catholic Chronicle, weekly, G. E. Clerk, editor and
proprietor, 3 lM'GiIl,st. , ui or ana
Witnesb, weekly, John Dougall, 22 Great St. James sL See card
NOTARIES PUBLIC, (Given anew.)
Griffin, John C, to 25 Little St. James st
Hunter, James S., 2 Great St. Jnmos st
Isaacson, J. H., 20 Sf. Francois Xavier st
JoBiN, J. H., to 14 St. Vincent st
Labadie, J. A. & J. E. ()., 14 Little St. James st
Mever & Meyer, to 2 St. Gabriel st
pCrT?fj''''w* *■ oo^'.^," I'^'T "'''^'- ^''^''^^ ^Pd Liit]« St. James streeti
Phillips, W. A., 89 Little St. James st ri. :':t •
Pelton & Napier, corner St. John and St. SacraiDQOt afs
Weekes, George, Nuns' buildings, St. Joseph »t
Aussem &L'Ecuy«r, Custom House aqnare
Baby, Joseph, St Denis st
Bagg, S. C., Sherbrooke, near St. Urbajn st
Beaudry, P, J., Visitation st
Belle,(Jo<eph, 12 St. Lambert st
Belle, C. E , 9 St. Vincent st
Blackwood, J., Vttrest
Bourbonnier, N. G, 9 St. Vincent st
Bourbonnler, T- B ; Bt-. h&lsten&s hi!!
Brault, C. a', 3 St Joseph st
Cadieux, G. H.. 204 Ifolre DaiAe st
Carpentier, P. H., Phics d'Arms hiM
Dagen, O.
Damour, Alfred, 75 St. Mary at
Doucet, T., 32 St. Francois Xavier at
Doucet, N. B., 32 St. Francois Xkner *t
Dufresoe, J., Lag4fichQl>9re at
Fissmult, fl. A., 129 CrAJg st
Forbes H. E., St. Lawrence hill
Guy, Et., 2 St FramJols Xar/er st
Lacombe, Fieri , Lagau9lvBti«r« at
Licoste, L. R., ^t. Oqiwiiaue at
La^ont«gn«, C. H., StrJoaenh at
F.tppare, If., 8
Leblanc, Ovide
LatoMt, L. A. I
Marin, L. S.,
Malhiau. P., 14
McGregor, J, f
Mo'itretul, J. A
Pelletier, A A.
Peltier. Guillau
Piatt, George, 1
NUR8ERY A
McDonald,
OCTriTTINO
paint
Atwater, E
Looghrj, Jobo,
paint:
Hull) Bbnja
er, in
LmYO, WiLi
hang<
McGarvbv,
Bainbbidoe,
Rahsay, Hb
Dawson, Bb
PHI
Dugal, A., Lag
tiibb, Geo. D.,
Godfrey, R., M
Grenier. L. T.,
Jones, Thoa. W
Col6 sts
Rtmoved — G
Wallace, A
., ^0 Qr««t St
St. Gabriel it
St. Vincent st
>.. 79i St. Paul
8 6l
n Great St
kljr, St. Denis.
73 Mountain it
lef. See card
lolas at
icbolas St
ei It
angoig Xavier
St. James st
laid, Hospital
irk, editor and
card
SB ft
MONTREAL.
Ml
James streets
■y.t
Xavier it
oia Xliner tt
■t
It
Bhill
Tier st
icre tt
u«at
Ltppare, H., Rt. Lawrenct hill
L<bUnc, Ovide, 3 Bontecoun it
Latour, L. A. H., St. Dominique (t
Mirin, L. H,, St. Lawrence hill
Mathieu P., 14 St. Vincent at
VcOregor, /. M., 18 Little St. Jamei st
Moiiireuii, J. A'. 42 8t. Mary st
Ptlletifr, A A., La)(auchetiere *t
PalUer. Guillauiiie, 21 '^t. Antoine«t
Piatt, Oeurge, 127 Sherbrookest
Racicot, F. X., St. Dominique at
Ross. Willtann, 43 Liiile St. JamM at
Sanborn, M. H., Court HouM
Simard. J , 42 St. Maryst
Mmith, Jamea, S St. Francois Xavier at
Solomons, M , 4 Noire Dame st
Terroux, C. A.. 23 Pertkui* st
Vallee, J. D., 70 St. Lawrence st
Weilhrenoer, P. A., 61 Champ de Mwast
Weston, Henry, St. Elui st., near St. Paul at
NURSERY AND SEEDtMKN, OIL-CLOTH rACTORY, OIL AND OLCE VAt)*
TORT, page 233, remain as before.
OIL MANUrACTURERS AND OEALJBRB.
McDonald, Brothers, k Co., 25 Sf. Peter st. See card
OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, page 333, remains as before, ^ee oaxd
PAINT, OIL AND GLASS STORES, (Addenda to page 285.)
Atwatbr, E., & Co., 193 St. Paul st. See card
Loaghrjr. Jobo, to 154 St. Paal at | RaniMy Jc M aArthor, MoGillat. See oard
The others remain as before.
PAINTERS, PAPERH ANGERS, &c., (Addenda to page 234.)
Hui) Benjamin, 38 Great St. James st, map and priat mounter, poperhang'
er, dec. See card
Lloyo, William, Great St. James st, corner St. Peter at, painter) paper*
hanger, &c. See card
McGarvby, Owen, painter and chair maker, 6 St. Antoine st. See card
The others remain aa before.
PAPER WAREHOUSES, (Addenda to page 235.)
Bainbridoe, R., comer St. Paul and St. Nicholas sts
Rahsay, Hew, 21 St. Frangois Xavierst
The others remain as before.
PAWNBROKER, page 235, remains as before.
PERIODICAL AG^CY.
Dawson, Benjakin, Place d'Armes, (formerly R. W. Lay.) See card
PHYSICIANS AND BURGEONS, (Addenda to page 235.)
Dugal, A>i Lagaucheticre st
Gibb, Geo. D., M.D., 67 Craig at
Godfrey, R., M.D., to St. Joseph at
Grenier, L. T., St. Denia st
J^nes, ThoA W., M.D., to corner Craig Sc
Col6 sts
Rtmoved — Genand, F. L., Seweli, S. C. Tho others remain as before.
PLANE HASER3. ^-oriVcTi unSvv.)
Wallace, Alexr>, Lagauchetiere near Bleury st. See card
D. .vson, Jobo, Alexander, near Jur£ st.
iltil, A., M.D., to 7 Little St. Jamea st
McCall'in, Danean R., M.D., to 46 Me<
Uillet
McCallum, D., to 41 MoGill at
Peltier, H.. M.D., to 116 Craig at
Robiliard, Dr., St, Lawrence hilt
r
n
1 ;* ;
'
'Viil
S62
MONTREAL.
PLANING MILLS, page 236.
Douglas, jAUits, Gabriel 8t. See card
The othera remain as before. ,
PLA8TEREB9, PLEASURE GARDEN, page 236, remain as before. '
POWDER MILLS, See Card, page 39, under head of « Hamilton."
PRiNTwo OFFICES, (Addenda to page 236.)
DeMonttony, C. J. N., & Co., 79i St. Paul st See r«r^
Ramsat, Hpw, 21 St. Frangois Xavier 8t
Rose, H.&G. M., 34 Great St. James 8t. See card
JTARKE Sf Co., to 9 St. Frangois Xavier st
Wilsons & Nolan, 27 JVIcGill st. See card
^^ni,conUnuea.-Tye^.r^ ^ Derbiahire. Armour & Ramsay. The others remau. „ b.
PROVISION INSPECTORS, page 237 remain as before.
PROVISION MERCHANTS.— (Given anew.)
BoTER, Louis, wholesale provision merchant, corner St rron««- v •
Commissioner sts "f^'nani, corner S,t. Frangois Xavier and
Chandler & Buck, wholesale provision merchants. 228 St P«nl «t
Connolly & Lantier. wholesale provision merchants Port i,;?.'
Janes. DP wholesale provision merchant, Calliere 'st ' ^°'"'"'" ''
Benoit, Z., 32 Commissioners st i r<.ro.,.« n* . •
PUBLIC HALL.
St. George's Hall, John Jones. Great St. James st. See card
RAILROAD CAR BUILDERS.
McLean & Wright, Monfrear& Toronto «9»« .„ a
O'Meara, M., Montreal & Shertookr See card
READY MADE LINEN STORES.
AiTKBN, John, 159 Notre Dame st. See card
Provandie, Mrs., 50 Notre Dame St.
HEeisTRT orricKs, rope factory, page 237, remain as before
SADDLERS, (Addenda to page 238 )
Barrington, Geo,, 39 McGill st i k.w Tvm- *L « ' '
^, ^ I King, William, 56 McGili it
X lie others remain as bafore
SAW MAKER.
Scott, P., 13 St. Francois Xaviw Street
Kell.Wm., to
Martin, Thomi
Rapin, Clias., ]
I
Cantin, A., St.
SHIP CHJ)
8M
Fleck, Alex., r
Bartley. W. P.
Boyden, O., cc
Bojd, John, 7
S
Remain
American L
W. T
Ohamplain
66 Cr
Eastern Tc
Lachinb Ri
Lumber Mei
191 S
Montreal i
Bona^
Ottawa Stj
Richelieu j^
37 C<
ROTLANO A»
house
Royal Mail
Southern a
house
St. LAWRE^
ISLii
Tate's Daii
Comn
Through Li
McGi
Vermont Cf
Comn
Mail Line of
KiNGSEY fcJL.
See ci
STUCCO won
as before.
Hamilton."
)
e eard
era remain ai be.
ore.
ois Xavier and
lulst
■ Common 8'
Jndlinij st
St. Paul and
*aul at
immiMionenit
as before
iiiit
MONTREAL.
m
sheriff's OFFicEBs, (Addenda to page 238.)
Kell.Wm., to2St. Gabrielst
Martin, Thomaa A., to 2 St. Gabriel at
Rapin, Chaa., 19 St. Vincent at
O'Neil, Thos., to 2 St. Claude at
Stuart, Robt., to 2 St. Gabriel at
Tiie otiiera remain as before
SHIP YARDS AND DRY DOCKS. (Given anew.)
Cantjn, A., St. Joaeph at, Canal baein | Tate & Co., south aide of the Caaal
SHIP CHANDLERS, SILVER SMITHS, page 238, remain as before.
SMITHS, MACHINISTS, &c., (Addenda to page 238.)
Fleck, Alei., removed to William si | Burnet, Wni., to 13 St. George st
Mcintosh, J., Nnzareth near Common at
Wilson, Henry, 7 Chenneville at
Hartley, W. P., Prince, near Wellin(rton at
Boy den, O., corner Recollect & MoGill sta
Boyd, John, 7 St. John st
The others remain aa before
SODA WATER FACTORY, STAYMAKERS, page 239.
Remain aa before.
STAO^, STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD OFFICES. I
AuERicAN Line of Steamers for River St. Lawrence and Lake 0ntarto,
W. T. Barron, agent, 24 McGill st
Chahplain & St. Lawrence Railroad Office, W. A. Merry, secretary,
66 Commissionprs st. See card
Eastern Townships Stage Office, Ryan's Franklin hotel, William st
Lachine Railroad Office, John Farrow, superintendent, Bonaventure st
Lumber Mekchant and Pointe Levy, Quebec tow boats, John Auld,agent,
191 St. Paul st
Montreal & New York Railroad Office, I. B. Culver, superintendent,
Bonaventure st
Ottawa Stage Line, in winter, S. Browning, agent, Great St. James st
Richelieu Navigation Company's Steasiers, J. F. Sincennes, secretary,
37 Commissionei-s st
Rdtland and Burlington Railroad Line, H. Barnes, agent. Custom-
house square
Royal Mail Line op Steamers and Stages to Upper Canada, A. Mil-
loy, agent, 40 McGill st
Southeri^and Western Railroad Line, Stephen Holt, agent, Custom-
house square
St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad Office, W. H. Hopper, secy.,
18 Liltla St. James st
Tate's Daily Line of Steamers to Quebec, A. Gimdlack, agent, 61
Commissioners st. See card
Through Line of Steamers to Hamilton and Toronto, C.W., Office 40
McGill st
Vermont Central and Canada Railroad Line, T. Watson, agent, 66
Commissionerb st
Mail Line of Steamers to Quebec, D. Torrance, agent, St. Paul st
slate works.
Kingsey Slats Works, Anderson, Evans & Co., agonts, St. Gabriel st.
See card
stucco worker, surgical machinist, starch factory, page 241,
remain as before.
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STOVE AWD AXE WAREHOUSES.
Babcock, Michael, .mporter and dealer in stoves of all kinds, axes, weiffh-
RonD^i" T^S "^f'^""* hMvy hardware of every description, 34 McGill-at
RoDDKW T. M.,51 Great St. James st, dealer in stoves, fancy castinl
axes, weighing machines, &c. See card '•asungs,
" TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
Montreal Tmeoraph Company, Odd Fellows' Hall, Great St» James st.
See card 3rd page mside from the back
MoNTHEAi. AND Troy Teleghaph Compa.ny, Odd Fellows' Hall, Great St
James st. See card same page
Vermont and Boston Electro-chemical Telegraph Company, 41fred
BroWD, operator, 66 Commissioners st, up stairs
TOBACCO PIPE MANUFACTORY.
Henderson & Son, tobacco pipe factory, Coiborne Avenue, being the first
establishment of the kind in British America
TALLOW CHANDLERS. (Addenda to page 241.)
M'cTeE' j"";: ^^^l ^ ^""^^ *=°'"«'" inspector and William sis. See card.
M Clelland, John, Wellington si _ . | "^ Cunningham & Caldwell, Hermino Bt
Tlic others remain aa before
TEA WAREHOUSES. (Given anew.)
Canton House, removed to 53 Great St. J? mes St. See card
OoCHRAN, Thomas, 127^ Notre Dame st, dealer in teas, coffees, spices, &c,.
of superior quality ' r > i
TIN PLATE WORKERS. (Addenda to page 241.)
Pensiere, J., 132 Commiwioners st | The others remain as before
TOBACCONISTS. (Addenda to page 241.)
M'Key ts. Dwroche, 126 St Paul st
Ollendorff, M., 110 Notre Dame gt
Spiro, J., 136 Nolro Dam* at
The others remain as befare
TRUNK WAREHOUSES. (Given anew.)
Sri.t';'»?°S^l' ^'**'"? ^'■'-"''' ^^*'*°'"y' 1"^* Notre Dame st. See card
HiBBARD, W, R., irunk and lamp store. 1 13 St. Paul st. See card.
TURNERS, type FOUNDRY, page 244, remain aa before.
UMBiucLLA MAKER, VENTRILOQUIST, page 244, remain as before.
VETERINARY SURGEONS, (Given anew.)
Mason. James, 40 St Urbainst | Maybell. J, Dorchester st
TjJUSS MANUFACTURER.
Brown, John O., 24 St. Genevieve at. See card
WEIGHING MACHINE MAKERS, (GiVcn anSW. \
warren, D, H., 8 M'Gill st. See card
Hamilton,
Lamothe, G
Mackenzie
Notn
Maitland, I
&c.,
Scott, Gilb
Stuart, G.
TORRY & Cc
Watson, G.
Bonacina & C(
Gauthier, Pierr
Rice, W. H
Nelson ds B
Fisher, Dani
Fisher, W. ^
Patterson, A,
Petton, Thon
card
Warminton, 1
Colleg
FIRE
THIS COMI
continues to ii
Fire, at reasoi
Losses setlli
%n London.
The Compj
are individual!
the invested c
No charge i
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MONTREAL.
265
8, axes, weiffh-
I, 34. McGillst
aacy castings,
t Su James at.
lall, Great St.
ipany, \lfred
3ing the first
.)
See card.
Hertnine st
, spices, &c,,
)
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;ard
•d.
fore.
IS before.
MriNE MERCHANTS. (Giveii ancw.)
Hamilton, E., importer of wines, liquors &c., 184 Notre Dame st
Lahothe, G,, importer of wines, liqucJrs, cigars, &c., 1 1 St. Frangois Xavier Bt
Mackenzie, Joseph, importer of wines, iiqaors, brandies, &;c., vaults, 109
Notre Dame st, entrance by tlie gateway: See card
Maitland, (E.), Tylee & Co., importers of wines, liquors, teas, groceries,
<S£C., 17j St. Frangois Xavier st
Scott, Gilbert, importer of winas, liquors, teas, &c., 2 St. Sacrament st
Stuart, G. D., wine and spirit merchant and rectifier, 154^ St. Paul st
ToBRY & Co., (W. Wrigley), importers of wines, liquors, teas, &c., St. Eloiat
Watson, G. D., importer of wines, liquors, teas, &c., 8 St. Sacrament st if
Bonacina & Co,, 4 St. JoBcpli st i Panton, T. C, 7 St. Saormnenl st
Gauthicr, Pierre, 3 St. Vincent Bt | Payne, E,, 3t. Lambert st
WIRE WORKER.
Rice, W. H., 23 Notre Dame st. See card
wooden ware and clock store.
Nelson de Butters, 22 M'Gill st
Jfamet sent in too late to appear in their proper places.
Fisher, Daniel, & Co., auctioneers, 6 Nuns' block, St. Joseph st
Fisher, W. A. S., exchange broker, 18^ St. Frangois Xavier st
Patterson, A., dry goods, 5.5 Great St. Jarnes st
Petton, Thomas, clothing store and circulating library, 55 St. Paul st. See
card
Warminton, Richard, plumber and tinsmith, removed to Laflamme's block,
College St. See card
FIRE IFSUMNCE COMPANY
THIS COMPANY established its Agency in Canada in the year 1804., and
continues to insure Property of every description against loss or damage by
Fire, at reasonable rates. ^
Losses settled in the Country without reference io the Board of Directors
in London.
The Company is composed of a numerons body of wealthy proprietors who
are individually liable to the lull extent of their private fortunes, in addition to
the invested capital of the company.
No charge made for Policies.
GILLESPIE, JVIOFF ATT & CO., Montreal, Jlgentsfm- Canada
JirB-A¥ENTS:
Quebec,— Messrs Gillespies & Co.,
Kingston, — Thomas Kirkpatrick, E^.^,
Two/i^o,— -Messrs. Moffat. Murray & Co.
/fa«5i7^o/t™Adam Brown, Esq.
London— -K. C. Hughes, Esq.
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iETOA nrSDBANCE OOHPASIir.
THE .ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartfokd, Connrcticut, conlirttK* t„
INSURE Bgamst LOSS or DAMAGB by flllE, on Tcrmtas favorable as other hmitu.
""^"^ in the City.
tibH
-ALSO,
To grant ASSURANCES upon LIVES on Terms exceedingly favorable to the Assured.
The reputation this Company has obtahfred in a Bu»>im;ss of thirty years, is sufficient evi-
dence of their liberality in adjusting, and promptness in paying Losses.
ROBERT WOOD, Agent.
No. 8 St. Frangois Xavicr street, Montreal.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANT
Hartford, Connecticut.
[IV<
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MONTREAL AGENCY.
THIS lon^ established and well known INSTITUTION has transacted a most cxlensivp
InHuranoo bosincrt ihrouahout the Uriiish North American Provinces and the Unite'l States
It has uitned to secure public confidence, by an honnrHblc and faithful fulfilment of its ciii-
tracts; and owners of property arc assured that all fair claims for loss under policies, will
be liberally adjusted, and promptly paid. Applications for insurances are to be made to
ROBERT WOOD, Agent.
No 8 St Frangois Xavier siroel, Montreal.
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
CONTINUES to INSURE HOUSES, STORES. MILLS, FACTORIES, BARNS
and their CONTENTS, and all other descriptions of .' '
INSURABLE PROPERTY,
ABAIBST LOSS OR DAHA6E BY FIBE.
The Rates of Premium arc the same as those of similar Institutions in this City, and the
efiuree pursued in the adjustment of Losses favorable to the Assured.
ROBERT WOOD, Agent
No. 8 St. Frangois Xavier street, Montreal.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Connecticut in 1846.
GUARANTiaE FUND AND ACCUMULATED PREMIUMS,
^_ ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY is cslablielut
upon tlic SPRICTLY MUTUAL SYSTEM, and ouinbcrM more than 12,0(K) member?.
Tlio Rales v.xe as low as tlioy can bo made cnrtSislcnlly vvilh the Halcty of the assured, ami
odc-lialf tiic Premium is psiid by note. Thp accumulated Premiums of the Company
fxcetd $'1,000 OOO, and the profits annually divided to Policy holders have never yet beeii
IcPH th'4!i 50 tifr cent, on ths Prffmiums oaid.
Further information may be obtained from
No. 8 St. Frangois Xavier street, Montreal.
ROBERT V>'bOD, Agent.
BRITA
ESTAB
EMPOWER
Colonel Robert
y church s
rill, Esc
Coventr'
hill; Er
Token h(
H. Belle
& Sten
Drewett
James Eraser, '.
Charles
Burn, I
town, C
Ciuzion
Countie
C.W.}
North r
Chambl;
U} acini
Persons assu
Kven Annual
with the optioi
deducted from
A Tabic ada
security is obta
Policies revi
remain unimpa
Age of the A
Medical Attc
Annual Frcn
S3" Parljea i
Sailing Vessels
E< R. FO
April, 1853.
MONTREAL.
96^-
CUT, contirtkK* I'r
lie 08 other hiititu-
ble (o the AsBurod.
ra, ia sufBciont evi-
D, Agent.
IPANY.
d a most cxlensivf
1 the United Stnle?
iilfilmtnt of its ciT'
under policies, wil
e lo be made to
)D, Agent.
MPANY
miF.S, BARNS,
ir FIRE.
this Citj?, and the
DD, Agent.
COMPANY,
t in 1846.
VIIUMS,
^Y is cslablielu't
12,00() members.
■ the assured, aiiii
of the Company
kve never yet bee i
3D, Agent.
BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1, Frince's Street ^ Bank, London,
ESTABLISHED, AUGUST 1, 1837.-CAPITAL, £1,000,000 Sterling.
EMPOWERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT, 4 Vict. Chap. 9.
DIRECTORS :
Colonel Robert Alexander, Elackheath Park, chairman ; William Bardgett. Esq., 149 Fen-
, church street; George Bevinglon, Esq., Neckinger Mills, Bermondsey ; F. P. Cocke,
rill, Esq., Shadwell and Twickenham ; George Cohen, Esq , Shacklewcll ; Millis
Coventry, Esq., White Hart Court, Lombard street; Jolin Drewett, Esq., 50 Corn-
hill; Erasmus Robert Foster, Esq., 1 Prince's street Bank; T. S. Girdler, Esq,, 7
Tokcnhouse Yard; H. L. Smale, Esq., Doctors' Commons. Standing ComisH—
H. Bellenden Ker, Esq., 8 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn. Solicilors—Mtsixs. McLeod
& Stenning, 13 London street, Fenchurch street. Binifcers— Messrs. Dimsdalc
Drewett, Fowlers, and Barnard, 50 Cornhill. i : . ; :.
LOCAL AGENTS IN CANADA:
James Frascr, Esq , Church street, Toronto, CW. ; Thomas Briggs, Esq., Kingstoq, C.W. ;
Charles Freeland, Esq., Hamilton, CW. ; A. G. Smith, Esq., London, G.W.; David
Burn, Esq., Cobourg, C.W.; Archibald Douglas, Esq., Crown Timber Office, By.
town, C.W. ; William M. Wilson, Esq., Clerk of the Peace, Simooe, C.W. j Wm-
Cluxion, Esq., Peterboro', C.W.; William M. Gilbert, Esq.. Travelling Agent in
Counties of Brant, Norfolk and Oxford, C.W. ; J. Kincaid Buchanan, B»q., Brantford,
C.W.; P. R- Palmer, Esq.. Thutlow. C.W.; D. B. Solmes, Esq., TraveHins; Agent,
North Port, C.W. ; John Anderson, Esq., Three Rivers, C.E. ; Thomas Hickey, Esq.,
Chambly. C.E. ; W. A. Osgoode, Esq., St. Johns, C.E. ; Louis De Lorme, Esq.. St.
H)acinthe, C.E. ; Ti^mas Tail, Esq., Melbourne, C.E.
ADVANTAGES OF THIS|INSTITUTION.
HALF CREDIT RATES OF PREMIUM.
Persons assured according to these rates are allowed credit for half the amount of the first
seven Annual Premiuvis, paying interest thereon at the rate of Fivp per Cent, per annum,
with the option of paying off the arrears of Prerhiums, at any time, or having the amount
deducted from the sura assured when the Policy becomes a claim.
FOR SECURING LOANS AND DEBTS.
A Tabic adapted especially for the securing of Loans and Debts, bv which the fullest
security is obtained on very low, but gradually increasing. Premiums. '
Policies revived, without the exaction of a fine, at any time within twelve months, if health
remain unimpaired-
Age of the Assured in every case admitted in the Policy.
IVledical Attendants remunerated in all cases for their Reports.
Extract from t he Half Credit Rales of Premium.
Annual Premium required for an Assurance of jClOO, for the Whole Term of Life.
Half Fr'.mium for First
"■■.■:,;^ Yrars.
£ &. d.
1. 1 9
2 2 6
3 6 8
Whole Premium after Seven
Years.
£ K d.
2 3 6
2 18 4
4 5
6 13 4
J3- Fartiea insured in this Officd are permitted to go to Europe in first-clasg Steamers o»
Sailmg Vessels, without extra charge,
E< R. FOSTER, Resident Director. ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary.
J. H. MAITLAND,
. ..■„,.„ General Agent fjr Montreal and Canada.
April, 1853. :.
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BRITAWI¥IA
No. 1 Prince's Street, Bank, London.
Empowered by Her Majesty's Royal letters Patent.
DIRECTORS :
(Same as the Britannia Proprietary Branch.)
This institution was originally established under z different litle in ihe jcar 1839. on the
plan of admitting the Assured to participate in four-fifths only of the profiU; but the Sociciv
has since been remodelled so as to become a strictly " Mutual Association." ^
ben'efi't^fSe WeS"'^ "' """"^^ '""""^ '"' »"«' "'^ '"'«"""••'''"«' ^^ »»« ^elusive
« Z^J'^^'fV" ^"'■^''^ ''?u"""y ""1°"° "'*' Policy-holders, and applied in reduction of the
Assured ?«>"'«"" 5 thus constituUng, in effect, an immediate c«,h payment to the
r„,*l"!i1'^'"L^/'!'"'^' "1 ^."'"**"^ ? ?,'■'"?. """'"""y favorable to the holdcn.-thc amount
(or which credit is given being, gradually, liquidated out of the profits.
Two Tables of Rates have been computed ; one entitling the Assured to participate in the
profitsaftcr payment of five annual premiums; the other considerably lower, in which h
period of participation is deferred two yeah longer ; the premium ultimately payable by the
be £ed. ""*'■' P'""'''^ *•"= "'"''• "'''='>"" Table of Rates may in the fi«t instance
nr?ht"!ff^ ^'^fT f^'';, Members are held annually; to whom full and complete statement,
At the Annual General Meeting held on the 27th April last, a dividend of 30 per cent, upon
the current yer^r's premium was awarded to all Members who bad made the reauisUe nuXr
of paymenU on their respective policies. requisite number
By order of the Board of Directors,
E. R. FOSTER. Resident Director.
, ^ ., . ... ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary.
London, May Ist, 1852. '
LOCAL AGENTS IN CANADA :
James Fraser, Esq., Church street, Toronto. C.W.; Thomas Brieo-s Esa Kinimfnn r w •
Charles Freeland, Esq., Hamilton. C.W. ; A. G. Smith K Sn^on, cfw."'- ffid
S'^^^tT^' ^J^il^'^^i^^^ »°"S'"' Esq, C?own Timber Office, By.
town, C.W.; Williara M. Wilson, Esq., Clerk of (he Pea.e, Simcoe, C.w" rw iliam
Cluxton, Esq, Peterboro' C.W.; William M. Gilbert. Esq, Traveil^c Aeen Tn
E' .L'» • \Pa'raer, Esq., Thurlow. C.W. ; D. B. Solmes, Esq.. Travellin.' Aeent
Chambly, C,E. ; W. A. Osgoode, Ehq., St. Johns, CE. ; Louis De Lorme Eso St
Hyacinthe, C.E.; Thomas Tait, Esq., Melbourne, CE. ' ^''
nrVh.P'' '!■ ^'■"''"^"L* ^"*"*' ^'/^ Association" is altogether distinct from, and independent
of, the Proprietary Office transacting business under the name of the «' Br tannia Lifc Assu
'.ZZ^A"'tT\ ^^' ""'^ connection between the two establishments i^Xtheiaff^',
bi'irsCnN o?r M ?^"?V«"1'7 "'^^ ^7 ^^ "™« officers, by which meansihe en ire d
bursements of the Mutual Aisoctation are reduced to a small per rentage on ihersssipts.
April, 1853.
J. H. MAITLAND.
General Agent for Montreal and Canada-
8 and 10 }
30 and 21
OFFICE IN
Capital
Sir Thomas Be
Chairman — W
Deputy Chairv
Thomas lirockl
stone, Esq.
ijSeorge He
Esq.; Johi
Esq.; H.i
Chairman— Wi
Deputy Chairm
Secretary to thi
Retident Secret
Sir Wm. P. De
Frederick,
Hon. Frede
Teulon, Ee
Bank i
The Unde
Agent for the B
mentioned floiiri
public, to make
Theai
Capita
Accun
Tbs liabilit'
unlimited.
It is also pr
Shares in the Co
form part thercoi
i)
Patent.
jcarl839, on the
I ; but the Society
for the exclusive
in reduttion of the
Eh payment to the
icn, — the emount
participate in thi
wer, in which the
ily payable by the
I the first instance
mplete statements
lions of the profits
30 per cent, upon
: requisite number
Kingston, C.W. ;
1, C.W. ; David
nbcr Office, By-
, C.W. ; Wiiliam
veiling Agent in
< Esq., Brantford,
Pravelling Agent,
las Rickey, Esq.,
Lorme, Esq., St.
and independent
:annia Life Assu-
that their affairs
ns the entire dis.
ths receipts,
\lITLAND,
1 and Canada.
MONTREAL.
36!)
Liverpool and London
HEAD OFFICES :
SandlOWatorStrcct Liverpool.
20 and 21 Poultry, and 28 Regentstreot. Waterloo Place London
OFFICE IN MONTREAL :-Corncr of Place d'Armes and Notre Dame street.
Capital Two MiUions SterUng, viz. : 100,000 Shares at £20 each.
nraPONSIBIUTY OF STOOKHOLDKnS UNLIMITED.
Uitahliahed, 183%— Empowered by Act of Parliament,
TRUSTEE* :
Sir Thomas Bernard Birch, Bart.. M.P., Adam Hodgson, Esq., S. II. Thompson, Esquire-
DIRECTOnS IN IiIVERPOOL :
CAfflJrmon— William Nicoll, Esq.
Deputy Chairmfn-J. C. Ewart. Esq. ; J. Hornby, Esq.
Thomaf. Brocklebank. Esq ; Wm. Dixon, Esq. ; William Earlc, Esq. ; T. Stouart Glad
stone, Esq. ; George Grant. Esq.; Francis flaywood, Esq ; Robe t liaff^n Eso
^0"^"!^'^^"^ •'^''" *■?.'!• ^'">- •' <^'«''«'' H. LawVeneT. Esq. ; HateiUledaTo'
eS' •• H StoTerfohi Z '- ^ t"«' '''"°"' ^^- ' ^'"''» ^''^'^^ ^"l- ' Jos«ph ShipJ
l!.8q., H. Stolterfoht, Esq.; John Swamson. Esq. ; Secretary-awmon Boult. Esq
DIRECTORS IN LONDON :
CAaJrman— William Ewart, Esq., M.P.
Deputy Chairman— George Fred. Young. Esq.
Secretary to the Company— Swinton Boult, Esq.
Reiident Secretary— Bcnjimm Henderson. Esq.
Sir Wm. P. DeBathe, Bart.; Wm. Brown, Esq., M.P.; Mathew Forsicr Eso M P •
Frederick Harrison, Esq. ; James nirtley. Esq. ; Ross, D. Mangles e1' MP I
?:ulon;tr ' '' """ "*""""• ^"" ' '""" ^- R-«°'" Esq r^eymoul
„ , BANKERS.
^ Bank of Liverpool. Union Bank of London
k^Bnttr^hTlTtI!«iJl^Tr^^^'''' ofthe Quei.c Fire Asmrance Company, and still
Agent for the Eritannta Life Company, m offering to take FIRE RISKS for the above,
n loned flo|,risl.ing Institution, feels it due to the Company he represent, a we 1 as to the
public, to make known its resources and prospecte
Capital and Resources.
The amotintt'f Capital subscribed exceeds Xl, 500 000
t-apital paid up, and in course of payment 197*197 10 n
AccumuUted funds of the Company. 346i972 4 9
T..-!!.K.i— '-• " ;e544.169 14 »
unlimurd. "^ " "" ^^°P"«°'-« '^ ^«<^"'^«d by 'he Company's Acts of Parliament to bo
It is also provided that all prmniums, which maybe received on sale nf ihr- .mi....».i
Shares ,n the Company, shall be earned to the credit -.f he Reserve So nl?,. F.«H -nJ
form part thereof; so that, as the £2 lOs paid on each fehare, SrsctlsWy iKiHRe
H
r
970
MONTREAL.
fervc Fund is continually increasing, without taking into account accumulations from other
sources; and by tho firnt Act of Parliament obtained by the Company it is expresaiy prn.
vided : '• That it ghaij not bo lawful for tho oaid Company, or any persons on behalf of llie
" fald Company, in any manner to stipulate, contract, or agree, with any person or persona
to limit or restrict the lia!>iiity of the Proprietord of tho said Company, or any of them ,- m
that, in thii unreitricted liability of a larje and wp-\lthy Proprietory, and the rcadinem
with which just rights can bo established in the uvent of their being quostioned, the
security which it atlbrds is of the most undeniable kind.
The subscriber is now prepared to cffoot Fii» Insurance Risks on as favorable terms as
any respectable Company duing business in Montreal.
J. H. MAITLAND,
Agent for the Liverpool and London Fire and Life Company,
and Britannia Life Office.
Iniurance Losses promptly and liberally paid without reference to England.
local Agents in Canada
James Frascr, Esq,, Church st., Toronto, C.W. ; Thomas Briggs, Esq., Kingston, C.\v. ;
(harlo/i Freeland, Esq., Hamilton, C.W. ; A. G. Smith, Esq., London. C.W. ; Daniul
li'irn, Esq., Cuboiirg, C.W. ; Archibald Douglas, Esq., Crown Timber Office, Bylown,
L.W.; William M. Wilson. Esq , Clerk of the Peace, Simcoo, C.W. ; William Clu.t-
Ion, E>.q., Peterburo, C.W. ; William M. Gilbert, Esq., Travelling Agent, in Counlius
of liraiit, Norfolk and Oxford, C. W. : J. Kinoaid Ifnehanan, E!>q., Brantford, C.W. ; P.
K. Palmer, Esq., Thurlow, C.W. ; D. B. Solmcs, Esq.. Travelling Agent, North Port,
C.W. ; John Anderson, Esq., Threu Rivers, CK. ; Thomas Hickey, Esq., Chamblv
C.E. ; W. A. OsgDode. Esq., St. Johns, C.E. ; Louis DeLorme, Esq., St. Hyaoinlhe,
C.E. ; Thomas Tait, Esq., Melbourne, C.E.
Globe Fire and Life Insurance of London.
PA/D UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING.
Are appointed sole agents for Canada, (iMontreal City excepted,) and are authorized
^o settle claims without referring them to England.
SUB AGENCIES liBT CANADA WEST.
Brockville, Mcsers. J. & S. Robs; Kingston, Wm. Grant, Esq.; Belleville, J.Hill, Esq,
Toronto, T. Clatkson, Esq. ; Hamilton, J. Hutchison, Esq. j London. D. J. Hughes, Esq;
IIFE DEFAEIMENT.
A Reduced Tariff of Rates will shortly be published, and can be had on application at
tho various agencies,
MOTitJAiL wwE mmEmm
FOR THE COUNTY OF MONTREAL.
THIS COMPANY, established /or country ;7ar/» onZy, is now in full operation, and ia
ready to INSUUE isolated Properties, (and no other) in tho whole Proyincc of Lower
Canada.
Tho general rate is 5s per £100 for 3 years
This Company being principally established for farmers, should be patronized by them
in preference to foreign and unknown Insurance Companies
WM. MACDONALO. President, Lachine.
P. P. LACHAPELLE, Siiult au Recollect.
EDWARD Q17IN, Long point.
P. C. VALOIS, Point Claire.
JOHN DODS. Petite Cote.
Montreal, April, 1853.
G. G. GAUCHER, St. Genevieve.
JOS. LAPORTE. Pointe aiix Trembles.
JAS. FISHER, Riviere dee Prairies.
FRS. QUEN NEVILLE, St. Laurent.
P. L. LbTOURNEUX,
Secretary.
LIF3
c
The High
HE
The Hon.
The Hon.
The Hon.
(Hil-
ls
TH
INVESTI
The deliv€
THIS ar:
of a Local C
Guaranteed (
The COM
HALF of the
years, the retr
vance) being
venient, or, t
the claim.
ThuH a pan
life for jeSOO,
ttions from other
is expressly pro.
on bchairorthe
•orHun or persona,
any of Uiecn ; bo
nd the rcndineM
questioned, the
tvorablo terms us
.AND,
I Life Company,
Life Office.
gland.
Cingstoi), C.W. '
i.C.W. ; Daniel
Office, Bylown,
; William Clu.x.
[cnl, in Counties
itford, C.W.; P.
;ent. North Port,
Esq., Chambly
, St. HyaoiDthe,
London
MONTREAL.
tre authorized
S T
lie, J. Hill, Esq.
I. Hughes, £iq;
on application at
operation, and is
rovincc of Lower
tronized by them
Senevievo.
e aui Trembles,
dee Prairies.
, St. Laurent.
(URNEUX,
Secretary.
HI
THE COLONIAL
LIFM jIl
capitau^500^ooo^stj:rling.
The Bight Honourable the EARL of ELQVX and KINCARDINE,
GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL,
49 Great St. James Street.
BOAHD OF DIRECTORS.
The Hon. PETER M*GILL, President of the Bank of
Montreal, Chairman.
The Hon. Justice M'CORD.
The Hon. A. N. MORIN.
HENRY STARNES, Esq.
MANAGER:
A. DAVIDSON PARKER.
B. H. LEMOINE, Esq.
JOHN O. MOFFAT, Esq.
THE BOARD IN MOIVTREAL.
IS INVESTED WITH ABSOLUTE POWERS
BUSINESS.
IN THE DISPOSAL OF
The deliverance of the Board at Montreal is final and irrevocable.
THIS ARRANGEMENT GIVES to the COLONIAL all the facilities
of a Local Company ; and combines the additional advantage of a large
Guaranteed Capital, aflbrding perfect security in all Assurance transactions.
The COMPANY GRANT ASSURANCES on the following plan :—
HALF of the Annual Premium will be received for the first FIVE or SEVEN
years, the remaining half (on which interest shall he payable each year in ad-
vance) being chargeable aa a debt on the Policy, to be paid oft' when con-
venient, or, at the option of the assured, to be deducted at the settlement of
the claim.
Thus a party, aged 30 years next birth-day, may eiTect an assurance on his
life for J65d0, at a premium, for the first year, of £5, 1%. 8d.
A. DAVIDSON PARKER, MarMger, Canada.
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MONTREAL.
MONTREAL BRANCH
OF THE
mm liPMWi mmm
OF
CAPITAL— ^£2,000,000, Sterling.
THE unJorsienod, Agent for Iho abuve Company, wi continue to receive propotalu fur
FIRE and LIFK INSURANCE, and tako the samo on the most favorable ternn.
The largo Capital of Iho Company, and influence of its Proprietors, enables it to rank
with any Office either in Europe or Am ica, as rcjfardi the advantages offered to the
public.
LOSSES SETTLED PROMPTLY, on Haiisfactory proof thereof, wi^Aout referenet
to the Board in England.
PROSPECTUSES, FORMS OF PROPOSAL
For Lit E or FIRE ASSURANCE, and every informatiun rrqiiisitc, can be obtained nt
the office of the undersigned, or at any of lli« local agencies in Canada.
II. L. KOUffH,
Co^nmon Street, opposite the upper wharf, Montreal,
(ESTA.
P.IONTREAL AGENCY •
;>i D FOR THE COUNTRY AND VILLAGES)
op THE
ST. lAWRENCI iJOXTNTY MUTirAI INSURANCE COMPANY OF
OGDENSBURGH, NEW YORK.
Capital, $300,000. Amount Insured, $14,000,000. Upwards of 20,000 Membtrt.
ERASTUS VILAS, Prusidbnt ; W. BACON, V. P. ; HENRY G. FOOTE,.Secretary.
Insures FARM DWELLINGS, BARNS, STABLES, &,c., and Contents, against
LOSS by FIRE, (Lightning included), at lOs. per Annum for each £100- without any
Premium note.
Office, No. 229 St. Paul street, (Old City Bank Buildings), formerly iEtna Insurance
Office.
JAMES KNAPP, Agent,
OF MOI^TREAIi.
HUGH ALLAN, President; THOMAS MOLSON, Vice President.
DIBECTORS :
Robert Anderson,
Hon. Jos. Bourret,
Wm, Dow,
Hon. James Ferrier,
J. W. A. R. Masson,
Henry Mulholland,
VVm. Muir,
Thos. Mussen,
John Ostell,
John Roae,
Alexr. Urquharf.
VV. R. FALCONER, Manager j FRANCIS HUNTER, Secretary.
E. HAUSSELMAN, Collector.
Office :— Gabriel Street, Griffintown.
CALLS the at
which hn keep
Ihe oMt niHtPt
SCOTCH PI
DRILL HAl
SCUFFLERi
He n^ii
Dear Sir,—
yiiu a stHtRUie
iners arc more
wnle esituys ;
the value of tli
a climate like
duly to my bn
rc.jli of my e
ihc Grubber I
found it an im
ffhich has bee
twitch-grass,
ODtnmon pluuj
ploughs, and
lur summer fa
into uflc in Ca
where cultivai
it will effect ir
are sufficient
necessary to p
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PLAIN, SW
SHIPBRE
the whole of <
N.B.— Ord
Have on han
complete ass
kinds ; FAN
PAPERFU
color, and a (
tior, to Wax.
mi!
:eiTe propoiald for
ble termt,
I. enable! it to rank
ages offered to ilic
I without reference
can ho obtained nt
OUS'H,
ir wharr, Montreal.
LAGE8)
COMPANY OF
20,000 Members.
OTE,.Srcretary.
Contents, ogainst
ElOO. without any
J JEina, Insurance
LPP, Agent
esident<
retary.
MONTREAL.
27>
Williani Street^ near Grey Nun iStreet,
t^ALLS the attention o( AsrncuUuriiti to the tollowinu list or FARMIN(; IMPLKMENTS
which ho keeps contilaniiy on hsnd, msnufaatured under hii own iiupcotion, and made of
Ihe 'v.'Mi nintprirtiii ;—
.SCOTCH PLOUGH?*.
DRILL HARROW.-*,
SCTJFFLRRS.
He i«-!fr:< I hi? t'"'!'
DRILL PLOUGHS,
ARCHED Hnd ANGLED
HARROWti,
or lo ilic lollDWing liiliiT rrlaling to'lho'^Si(D''nii
Ormstown, 15;
CHEESE PREESES, Ayr.
■hire Paitcrn, St, the putcntcd
inijir>iv((l .^1 iisDiL Gri iioica.
< -1!
1850.
Dt'arSir,— I prnuiinrftl alun I punHianed tlu! .>*ul).soil Griibbir from you, ; ,nildi>i;nd
ynu a gtaiomeni of lU ^luiiormancc, «8 ioon as I Iwd finally teated ii. Yo v iliat fur-
meri arc more roadv l.> uiio an implcincot, !U)d put iis niurita to a pranicu v.m, tlian to
wnleesnays; but I have bern »o fully aausfied with thocxpnrimcnis I liavc made, and wth
(he »aJue of the Grubber, rb an impkinent so es3«ntiul to the proper Rultivtition of thu soil in
a climate like ours, that I feel I would not only iuil in my promise to you, but also in my
duty to my brother ngriculturista stenernlly, if I did not send youa stiitoment. embodying the
rci j11 of my experiments, and 'Iso of my opinion as to its uscr and adaplution. I have u^ed
ihfl Grubber for many of the urposoa to which it may bo applied— in all of which 1 have
found it an implement highly worthy of the attontion of Agncu'iurists. In spring, upon land
which has been plouRhed in the fall for summer fallow, and -r tearing up and de«iroyinff
twitch.graw, it has fully exceeded tny expectmion ; it can be used much earlier than the
.'imimon plough, opens the doi! to a. mucii greater depth, will do the work of six ordinary
ploughs, and leaves the soil so fine as to save an immense quantity of labor in harrowirid
lor summer fallowing and siibsoiling. I find it the moat valuable implement vet brought
into use in Canada. Indeid, I think that no farm is complete without a Grubber, which,
where cultivation is carried on on a Inrgo scale, will pay itself in one season, by the saving
It will effect in the labor, to say nothing of the superior preparation of the soil. Two horses
are sufficient to work the Grubber, except where there is a very stiff day auil, it may be
necessary to put on a third one. 1 am, dear Sir, your obedient servant,
Alexander Fleck, Montreal. GEORGE CROSS.
CRACKER & SHIP^BREAD _
CLARKE FITTS,
(Late C. ^ A. Fitts.}
AT THE OLD STAND,
JVo. 21 St. Joseph Street, one door South of St. George's Church
„, ,,, „ Has constantly on hand, of the best quality—
PLAIN, SWEET and BOSTON CRACKERS; PLAIN and SWERT JENNFLIND
CRACKERS ; SODA, WINE, and BUTTER BISCUITS.
— A1.S0, — •
SEIIPBREAD of all kinds and qualities, together with a variety of Fancy CRACKERS
the whole of which he is prepared to supply at wholesale, upon the most moderate terms
^W .B.— Orders ex ecuted with despatch, and on the most reasonable terms.
^tvXin S^ool, ^mtWtxt* ano artiste* «fpo0itot»,
JVo. 159 Jfotre Dame Street, Montreal,
Have on hand a choice assortment of BERLIN WOOLS of every shade and color • also a
complete assortment of JEWELLERY and ARTISTS' MATERIALS of the newest
k^nds: FANCY GOODS and_ PERFUMERY. They have also received an elegant
assoronent of .■n-^eriais for making a new and Oeauiiful description oi ARTiriCIAIi
PAPER FLOWERS, for VASES. BASKETS, BOUQUETS, &o.. which, in beauty of
color, and a close approximation in appeararice to Natural Flowers, are equal, if not supe-
rior, to Wax.work, while the cost is coiDparatively trifling.
InstruclioM given, on moderate terms, if required.
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JOH\ ARMOUR,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND FRIHTSELLER,
No. 9, GREAT ST. JAMES ST., MONTREAL,
oli,^i**?»fS?.*5?i'^'y °" ''""'* ■" e«ten»i»e and well celecled STOCK of STANDARD Mis
iiiu"rr.t. «:ii!rp;/;r:. "•^^^ •" " ^^'^"""^ ''-^""'' ^^''«"-. "-••--i,
ZINES andSpRpnm'rri « '^ ^^TERESTlNG PUBLICATIONS, with the be.t MAGA-
/V J ° PERIODICALS, are supplied at Publi»hm' prices.
terms """"'*"'' ^''■''^ '"°'" '•" ^"''"* ''^"''"' ""-^ ^'ontbly for Europe, or, favourable
B. DAWSON,
Hf PUD) iBimum (!S7jn
No. 2, P/ac^ d'JrmeSy Montreal
Keeps constBPiIj on hand a complele asuortment ofPlnin arid FancvStatinn,^r» Pn„,.
mgs. Pen and Pocket Knives, Sct.ool Book.. Blank Book". McdicarwJrlra^^'ste d"
W,^k. m every dopartn.ent of Literature, and is constantl'y rcco ivrngVi expre,;'' II I e
New, Cheap and Intcn-siing Works of the day, b.-8ides all ihc best ^ '
American Magozines. and reprinn of the Brilish Alagazines and Periodleak
*"''Bri't?/h'.'L"AlI.'''"" ^"v ' ^'''^'' •^''-.'^'"''»' •'« "ff-rs upon v.ry moderate terms.
British and American Newspapers, and ..ther Periodicals, supplied with regularitv
Order, mede up monthly for Great Br itain and France, and weekly for thrUnitedS""
B®W^JLlal»-
183, St. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL,
Offers for sale an Extensive Assortment of English and American
coMPRlsiNo : y
RELIGIOUS BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS, CHILDREN'S STORY and TOV BOOIfS
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS of a useful kind. Aho. STAPLE and FANCY s?5'
TIONERY. TEMPERaNCK PUBLICATIONS and TIUCTS """l^ANCY STA,
^^ ^^ ^ WH0IE8AIE AND EETAIL.
gj* Country Merchants are invited to call and examine the ASSORTMENT & PRICES
■~^ ■ ' - ■•■ «— — — ■-■■ I. •
JVO. 10
R. «t A. MILLER,
ST. FIUM-COIS XAVIER STREET, MOJfTREM,
PUBLISH, UNDER ePKCIAL SANCTtON, TUB
And many others, which they offer for Sale. Wholesale and Retail, at very Low Priced and
on favorable terms.-Constantiy «n hand. BLANK BOOKS of evcrv descrmtmn E «nH
fERVlS4''S;!f.^«:z^7;.'/;i^-*^ • '^i'.^^^' PRAYER-BOOKS rn;CHURCH
BOOKS &c ^dtttona, m different kinds of Binding. MAPS. GU DE
, A^. BOOKBINDING
y« erery *tyleo/ the art, ex.,uud in the bm manner r.r,d ■4f vrry moderate pHcrs.
Specimens may be seen by applying at the Subscribers' S^tores, St. Frangois Xavier Street
cc
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THE Sub
Public
BIOGBAF]
SUNDAY sen
Bookselle
6S
N
Published b
had at the b
130
IMPORT
Account B(
tnbstantially.
Old Books, M
There is a
School Statioi
Rewards to C
BOOKSE
Co
Having Rem(
The La
Strangers v
Literature, at
In
TSELLER,
'REAL,
»TAND4RD, MIS.
Y STATIONERY,
SBzine, handsumeljr
th the best MAGA-
iropc, on favourable
lationery, Engrav
urks, and Standard
by expreai, ail the
Qd PeriodiealR,
oderate terms,
witli regularity.—
c United States.
\Eski
nd American
id TOV BOOKS-
nd FANCY STA,
ENT & PRICES
lO^TTREAL,
' Low Priccp, and
ription, Plain and
1, and CHURCH
MAPS. GU DE
oderatc prices.
Ji« Xa»ier Street,
MONTREAL,
375
CC
wmmm mi mm
rVo 02, Great St. James SUm
^^
5
THE Subscriber has constantly on hand a large collection of Standard
Publications in
BIOGKAFET, HISTOBY, DIVINITT AND GENERAL LITERATUBE,
WITH A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IN ALL KINDS OF BINBINO.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EDITION, INCLUDING SUPPLEMENT, YD BE HAD AT 1§I PER DOZ.
Booksellers would do well to call and see the Slock at the above concern.
A new supply expected by the first arrivals this spring.
The Subscriber is also Agent for the
C6
NATHOMAIL MASAIIME
y?
Published by Carlton <fe Phillips, New York
had at the same price as in New York.
Other publications may also be
EDMUiVD PICKUP.
J. B. ROIiliAIVD,
l^ooftoeller* i^anufactnter oC 331anft ISoo60»
AND
IMPORTER OF FRENCH STATIONERY AND PERFUMERY,
NO. 24 ST. VINCENT STREET.
Account Books of all descriptions Ruled and Bound to any Pattern, and executed sub-
lobstantially, and with iaste, at tho Bhortcst notice, and on tho most reasonable terms.
Old Books, Munic Paper, and Music Bound to order.
There is always on hand at this Establishment, an assortment of School Books and
School Stationery, Works ot Pieiy, History, &,c., and a variety of Pictures, suitable for
Rewards tu Chik'rcn.
D. & J. SADLIER,
BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS AND STATIONERS,
Corner of M'otre Dame and St Francois Xavier Streets,
[laving Removed to the above Central and Commodinus Store, are now offering for S^le,
The Largest and Beit Selected Stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY, tfc,
TO BB FillJND IN CANADA,
SUangers visiting Montreal will find here the most recent works, in every department of
Literttuie, at prices which defy competition.
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS, &c.,
lo great variety, constantly on hand. Remember the Address, •
D. & J. SADLIER & Co.,
Corner oj Notre Dame and Si. Francoit Xavier Streeli.
H
it
Kl;
976
MONTREAL
\iHJi
. WHOLESALE.
ST. FRA]¥€OI8 XAVIfiR STREET,
?SSS?t?tS''„*J^!^;.«" moderate terms, a large and ^vell-assorted Siock ol
P?P?R«^^.^^?^^*T^^'^'^^' DRAWING, WRAPPING, and other
WDv u together with every variety of MISCELLANEOUS STATION
flw:ii*,.ilf "^''^ manufactures, in the best style, MERCHANTS. BANK
ERS, FORWARDERS, MILITARY and other BLANK BOOKS
H. R. publishes a great variety of the most popular SCHOOL BOOKS
inclading '
which has been highly approved of by the Governor General, the Superin-
tendent of Education, and the different Religious Denominations, and is now
TV*"""""* "^®' ^^^^^ editions have been printed from NEW STEREO.
: Z'^..?^'^'^^^ °^ **'' *'"' '^ooks in the series. They are faithfully bound
And will be sold low. Various other USEFUL SCHOOL P' C3 are
Published, and several new ones are in the Press.
H. R. has always on hand supplies of Messrs. Oliver & Boyd's, (*" Edin.
burgh, Messrs. Whittaker &z Go's., of London, and Messrs. W. & R. Cham,
bers', of Edinburgh, SCHOOL BOOKS and other Popular Publications
Also, all the various CHEAP LIBRARIES issued by Mr. H. G. Bohn
of London. '
^5 MAPS foi School Rooms, GLOBES, COPY-BOOKS, EXERCISE
BOOKS, SLATES, dec, and all other school requisites.
BIBLES, PRAYER AND PSALl BOOKS
In great variety. Also, CATECHISMS, and an assortment of
(GIHMF MMffiKiDOg FttJIBlLKGiS^IfffiDm
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING carried on in all their branches.
ORDERS for BOOKS for LIBRARIES from the UNITED STATES
aad EUROPE, executed with dsftpatch.
H. MMSAY,
MONTREAL
soo
Bogf* to aequa
Buiiness in th
the best Lunc
BLANK B(
BIBLI
London an
The Cheap j
Guidf
MAPo MO
MoDtveal, /
IB®®!"
Are coi
LA
Wliich, bein
They ci
CODNTRY MSI
BOO
lliiJ\©i]!i
Are kept cor
tion express!
Country M
advantage to
r
'REET,
sorted Stock of
N^G, and other
JS STATION
NTS, BANK.
JOKS.
)0L BOOKS,
I) the Superiii-
ns, and is now
W STEREO,
lithiully bound
F' '^3 are
syd's, <*• Edin.
. & R. Cham.
Publications.
H. G. Bohn,
EXERCISE
BOOKS
ment of
ir branches.
3D STATES
ONTREAL
MONTREAL.
277
Xlt ♦ i$ 9k Am J!l% Ju^ JK Cr «
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER & PRINTSELLER,
No. 16 GREAT ST. JAMES STREET,
Opposite the Pott Office,
MONTREAL,
Bogfs to acquaint the Citizen* of Montreal that, on the lit of May next, he will commenoo
Buiinem in tho abnvo Premixtis, where lie will have cunitantly on hand a fine aaiortmcnt of
the beat London STATIONERY, of every dewription, at the very li)wcit prices.
BLANK BOOKS Ruled and Bound, to any Pattern, on the shortest notice.
BIBLES, PRAYERS, and CHURCH SERVICES, in Plain and
Fancy Bindings.
London and Paris LITHOGRAPHS and ENGRAVINGS in great variety.
The Cheap American Editions of new Popular Works reoeived ai toon as Publiahcd
Guido Books, Maps, Block Sketch Books, and Artists' Materiala
MAPo MOUNTED & VARNISHED. CARD PLATES ENGRAVED-
AND PRINTED TO ORDER.
MoDtveal, April let, 1853.
IB®®!' MB ^mm MMOTACTTOIEIg,
iVo. 1 14, IVotro Dame StieoS, Itlonirval,
Are constantly manufacturing, on a large scale, every description of
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S &. CHILDREN'S
■tBK mM m:m rm? am jm^mrm^ ms :aEm: mM jbs ^9
Wliich, being made up under their own superintendence, expressly for the
They can vvarrant not to be excelled by any house in the Province.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE PURCHASERS liberally dealt wUb. INDIA
RUBBER SHOES of all kinds eoDStantiy on hand.
J0HH HikEOliB.
BOOT ARTD $$HOE MAKER,
103i, J^otn Dame Street, Montreal.
A large and varied Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Are kept constantly on hand, and as they are made up under his own inspec.
— s, -jtjst — _.j ._i — _sii.-.,„ s r.,ut', iiu Call tVairaui luctii tu giTc saiisiactiori.
Country Merchants, and others purchasing at wholesale, will Gnd it to their
advantage to give him a call.
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MOnTREAL.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORYi
122, NOTRE DAME STREET,
W UbLD invite iho aiUnUoi. of COUNTRY MERCHANTS, ond the public generally, to
the Urge and well-assorted stock of i* » ""J'» '"
BdOTS km SHOES OF EVERY OESCRIPTIOM,
Slock oflNDIA RUBBER and other OVER SHOES cLunUy rLnd L*die.^(!»^^
ll»roen». and Children's BOOTS and SHOES made to order wilhVuncSt
punctuality and despatch
C^snUH QaQQdH SSc^c^c
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT
SMYTH'S^
46 McGILL STREET, MONTREAL,
LADIES'
d. I
Fino Clolli Boots 9 6
— Cashiiii-rn Do 8 G
— Prunella Do,, Galashed, Patent. . 7 6
— Do. do, do., Calf 7 6
KoBsuth BooiR, Paient 8 5
Do. do., Calf. 7 y
JenHy Linu Do., Patent 8 6
bo. du„ Calf 7 6
Do. Shoes, Patent 6 3
CaifShoeu, wells... 5 6
Do, single soles 3 9
House Slippers, Leather ii (!
Do., Web 1 3
GENTLEMEN'S
8. d.
Wellington Boots, Cair, sewed 20
Do., do., peg 15
Congress Boots, olaatic sides, Patent... 15
Do: do., Calf. 12 6
Clarence Boots, Calf, sewed 12 6
Dc<„ do., peg 10
Cobourg Boots, do., sewed 10
Do., du., peg ti U
Laced Shoes, do., sewed 10
Df(, do,, peg 8
Tied Shoes, do,, sewed 8 6
Do., kip, peg...^. 5 6
Slippers, Calf, or Cordovan 3 6
M i O C O
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EQUALLY LOH^.^
JfO. 33, (
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every st;
BEDS'
All of which
nhants, nnd t!
now o;i hand.
Con
order, in everj
CABIP
An ezoelleni
6d. per bottle.
CARVEl
■\ll kinds a
GLASS FR.
British atid (
ff.B^Soa"
t
iTORY,
public generally, to
RIPTION,
It their quality and
noderate. A good
nd. Ladies' Gen<
klity and deapatcii
OES,
4i.
EN'S
B. d.
wed 20
B 15
•.Patent... 15
Calf. 12 6
1 12 6
10
1 10
«0
10
8
1 8 fi
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3 6
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Manufactures M ^ANE. RUSH,
every style and description ^f^Bj) gnj
of
:::— ::-ALSO-:.—
WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
BEDSTEADS, TABLES, BUfiEAUS, SOFAS &C.
FRASlJOTKlwap;
CABINET & UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS,
Corner o ' Saint Joseph and Saint Henry Streets, Montreal, '
m^yi^M "''''.*^ ^°}^^'" """•"'■'•ctory the most improved machinery
Nl/uRp\'''''';'^''^'^'' "•"'''* "ft-'ABINETWARE and FUR.'
hp.,,, f.T ''" ■''*''"'' "*"^'' previoui atyleof nriicle.. a very
beautiful dccnptioo of FANCY BEDROOM FURNITURE !,e
mZ ^Zn"^ •" attend .oorde,B in every department of their bui^^
"r m WHm'^JV:^^u?,T,T- ""'' '«'P«'«tf''lly 'nvi.e an in.peetion
I iJ^nf P^^*^ PURCHASERS, who will find it pecnliarly
«avani«geoLMo give them a 8h»rc of their custom. '
order, in every var.ety .r^lV%[V^'i:i':', ^^^^SS;;!:' """^ ^""""" """'' " ^ '"
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE,
jyo. 189 JVo^rc Dame Street, Montreal,
n.",Vv^-"'i'"I''' "" '"""''» »f "•■'tea to order, every variety of HHAWIwr
,fho2 who'^i'"''"''' '"' »^.«'^»O0M FURNfTURVand ?e4c?fSjS
|tho.e who require any article in his line of Business to eive h m a c.ll hpi„,
offer them inducement* not lo be surpassed. ^
McCOMBIE'S FURNITURE POLISH.
6d Jl.r"ottir ""°''' ^•""'"""'"ff"'- Renovating Furniiuro, for sale, price Is. 3d. or 2..
PHEDBWrelARlisi^
CARVER and GILDER, LOOKING GLASS and PICTURE FRAME MAKER,
.„,., , ^iMcGiUSUreet, Montreal.
GLASS FRAMPs""'. 'i P?^^i^'^»'l'' PICTURE, and LOOKING
ULAbS FRAMES, on hand and made to order.
n-u . r l^OOKING GLASS PLATES,
^\?A-;'lt^,r"'n;.l"T'- r .Looking Glass Plates im-
V n ' ••;.;.)•« V;."'"'^'^' ^" -''7 s'^e. Pap.er JHache Mouldings, <fec. dtc.
JV.B.-Oi/ Patnjing, anrf i'ec^Mm c/.«ncrf and m nished. MaL^c,
mounted. Prices low, at both wholesale and retail. ^' '
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WILLIAM LYMAN & Co.,
OHEBUSTS ^ DMMISTS, MANUrACTHRERS OF UNSEBD OIL,
lUroBTKKS UP
PAINTERS' COLORS, OILS AND DYE STUFFS,
Nos. 194 and 196 Si. Paul Street, Montreal.
PERRY DAVIS' VEGETABE PAIN KILLER.
Two THOUSAND LIVING WITNEME8 Certify to their ncijrhborB Irom day to day the wonderful
»/ec<« of Davis- Pain KiLLKn. s J / J
A Cold cured in one hour • Severe Cough in one night .' .' Fever and Ague i»
three doya ! !
„ ^ Utioa, January 4, 1648.
Messrs. Perry Davis &, Son :
Gentlemen,— This is to certify that some four weeks since 1 lost the use of ray right hand,
It being very much swollen. To speak within bounds, it was as large as three hands, and
pained me beyond endurance. Of course I applied to physicians, but their treatment had
nearly ruined my hand, when, fortunately for me, I hoard of your Pain Killer, and ubulucd
a bottle of tester dc. Dickinson, vnur agents; and before I had finished bathing my hand
the third tune with the Pain Killer, the pain almost entirely loft it, and now my hand is
perfectly free from pam. Had I known of your invaluable article when first my hand
troubled me, I would have given twenty.five dollars for one bolllo of it, if it could not have
been obtained at a less price, as 1 should have saved, not enly this amount, 'Ut a world of
■"nefng- JOHN BROWN, Engineer, Third Street.
New Hartford, Oneida County, January 1, 1840.
I hereby certify that I have used Perry Davis's Pain Killer in my family for various pur-
poses, VIZ., for coughs, colds, asthma. &,c. Also in catcg of burns, where it acts like «
charm, removing the pain immediateiy; and, besides, I have known it used in my neigh.
bourhood for various complaints for which it is recommended, and do not know of a single
instance in which it has not proved what it purports to be, a remedy for removing pain, and
consequently the cause. And cheerfully do I recommend it as a valuable article which no
family should be without. EPHRAIM PALMER.
Mesin. Perry Davis & Son, Providence, R.I. •
, u , . J L Frankfort, January 1, 1849.
taenilemen,— Last fall I had the misfortune to be thrown from my boat into the canal, and
took a violent cold which settled in my head, producing excruciating pain. After having
ler, believing it will remove pain wherever it exists.
Messrs. Perry Davii & Son.
Very reipectfully yours,
JAMES E. AUSTIN.
Mr. Perry C
you on Thursd
(ou that I bad
kilter. Since
cnrd with quint
:he interview a
jchc, I rosorte(
balhiog my thr
hilf.past seven
it tan o'clock,
lake great plea
nature is subjec
lob* without i
iVfsars. Perr;
uu;;!) uf some
Dickinson, and
tier cough was i
3688 in the tlirt
of the lungs sir
Killer is the bcs
medicine in the
Spinner in the
Messrs. Perr)
^reat amount o
Killer. I first i:
mv fnmily for ci
!ild several dozi
Dickinson, 117
who have purch
but they come i
leMimony of the
Messrs. Perry
jtliBfttction it gi
Pain Killer. Al
vai confined to
the confinement
Id the object of
Iwfore. 1 immo
prise, immediate
bed for one day.
>ubBided. My 11
In abort, ll am c
tliose who may t
Pain Killer, that
This may cerii
of this city, com|
stribed this prept
I unhesitatingly \
recollect having
i^S'Sinc'.
Metan. Perry
LIN8EBB Oil,
rUFFS,
day the wonderful
Fettr and Ague in
January 4, 1848.
le or my right hand,
as three handt, and
Lheir treatment had
Killer, and ubuiucd
1 bathing my hand
id now my hand Is
when first my hand
if it could not have
nt, 'ut a world of
icvr, Third Street.
January 1, 184B.
nily fur variouB pur-
vhero it acta like a
used in my neigh.
lot know of a single
removing pain, and
ble article Which no
\IM PALMEK.
January 1, 1849.
t into the canal, and
lain. After having
m, advertising your
Ksentirsi" resRij^sd.
i ai truly a pain kil-
yours,
S E. AUSTIN.
MONTREAL.
m
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Mr. Perry Davia :-Drar Sir,- yo.i doubtIu« will recollect the conversation I li.d with
^ ZJITa*' '"'"' *^\^° •'•"■• ."f ^""'f "ff"""' *'•'"" *• Dickinson, when I slated to
i^ri^iinn'f. ''•""",'' ''T' '''"'^'■'" '?/ *"'' """^ ''^^""""^ ">«• ^y "'inir your Pain
killer. Since that lime. I took a severe cold, which resulted in a verv sore throat threat.
oned with quinsy, accompanied with a tremendous sick headache ; and rocollectine that at
.he interflow above named, you assured me that it would relieve sore throat and sick hekd.
ache, I resorted to my recently made friend, Tub Pain Killer, which I used freely in
; f"„?.."^ Ikroat. Uking it internally agreeably to directions. I ca.„,nonced using it abou
,i.ll.pas seven in the cvenmK. and to my surprise and great pleasure, I f.iund myself in bed
f.kZrltl"'^'"^"'"^'""' headache and pain a. ever I was inmyhfe; ccnsequVntl/ I
suirf is ifcT '" ""'""'rr'*'"? " '" ""' "'"''"'"'• '■•'' ""y P"'" ""-l i" P°" human
rhlJi.Hn.^^. f/ • ' ''"'*/°."''* "J 'hat no rearonable amount of money would induce me
.0 b« without It in my family. Respectfully, your friend, «
„ . RUFUS R. CONKLIN,
Foremsn and cutler at Z. &, P. Lyons', merchant tailors, No. 96 Genesee st.
%s.rs. Perry Uavis & Son :-Gentlemen.-This is to cortify"t''h^t*my'wirhad a vSnit
cough of some weeks' standing, when I bought a bottle of your Pain Killer of Vosle &
Dickinson, and she cammenced using it according to directions. After taking the first do,o
iier cough was evidently better; and after taking it thrco or four timJ, hor cooeh andsore '
oMheM'r/ "7 Tr""'^ '''•""''"'' -J has had no return ofTh! cough or'^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
(J,i i i! .K., f ^"'' ^J'"" "''"'^ " '" •"" ^'""''^ ^ havo no doubt that your Pa?n
^ Hf.in« •• ,/ T''""""'" "•"."•^aptod tu u largar class or diseases than any other
Medicine in ine world.-I am, respectfully yours, &.C., ^
Spinner in the IJtica Steam Woollen Factory ; house corncVJf'vMr'Srkfnd Hamilton sis
Messrs. Perry Davis * Son r-GentleSl^llTcL^f^ilf rddr;'':nt"r^hV r.dy
jreat amount of testimony, with regard to your invaluable and aLTstan.healini Pain
i!?„;„il, f", n""'l^ "^ '"" ^'" ^"'" '"' 0°'"''«^ •"'1 ""'«« th" time have used U
my (nuiUy for coughs, sort throats, sore lunjs. bruises, burns, and rheumatism and ha^
fjj several dozen bottles to others, wliich I purchased of yoir agents, 3« Foster &
Dickinson, 117 Geneseo street, Utica; and the testimony which comes to 1 from aTthot
who have purchased Uis not only that the medicine ii all that iUs recrrncnVd to ST
in they come and boy the second, third and fourth bottle ; and that I conTder the b«t
tesuraony of the usofulncss of the Pain Killer—Yours truly, consider the best
GEORGE BALLS.
Messrs. Perry Davis & Son :-Gentlemen.-I am at a loss to ^JiewS t'o!df ihe
Sn K Ter "fL'^t"" '" '"'""" '"\' "' "" ''"'^' ' ""'^ received' fromThe\rofyS
Pam KiHer. About one year since, I was attacked with the inflammatory rheumutisn and
was confined to my bed for six weeks, without being able to walk for ei^t weJks • bSirdJ.
|.ha conflnen^ent to the honse Iho pain I experienced^o tongue can desSe. B^f 'to rotur"
^ Ihe objoct of this letter. On the 27th December last, I had a more sev;ro attack than
before. I immediately commenced using the Pain Killer made by you. which to mv Bur°
prijc ,mmed,ately re leved me of pain, and saved mo the necessity of beinglonfined to m^
liJZr m"'|- V " "u""; ^''="'" '^"y" *'"" 'he attack, and the inflamZirhas enUrd v
£'li?^ hmbs which were tremendously swollen, have assumed their natuVa'S
n short. II am entirely wMl : and feel bound, by the common sympathies of mv na ure fo^
trtose whomay bnthus afBictod, to make the aiovc statemcnt/ibSt a 1 may rwo' to the
Pam Killer, that time, expense, and a world of suffering may b^ prevented ^
HENRY WEED,
Clerk at 117 Genesse street, Utica.
This may certify, that I am well acquainted with the r^e:?;:r whic^ 'S^'peV Da'^is
of this city, compounds a medicine called bv him PAIN K ff r PR h-. r u ? '
fY 'hi- preparation, and with HatisflStor^rcsuUstith^t S^^^^^ Zt
I unhesitatingly pronounce it a safe and efficacious article. 1 furtherrate tha't I do So
recollect^ having seen or heard the term Pain Killer, until i saw it on tl UM S hi.'
M D T. . . ^^^^ A. WAJSWORTH, M. D.
Me«ira. Perry Davis & toon :-Having witnessed the beneficial efTect. of your ctl brated
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Pain Killer in Mveral caioi of the Djricntery and Cholera Morbus within a few monlb* pn>t
and deeming it an act of bcnevulence to tho suflfcring, promoted by the feehnsf or a eommor
huinnnitj, 1 would muii cliecrtully recommend iti uie li auoh hi may be tunisrini; from (he
aforemeniioned or limilar diioaaee, as a safe, and, at f«r aa my observation goes, an etfec.
tual remedy.
I have obacrved the following directions:— To an adult, one teaspoonful Pain Killer, nm
tablespoonful castor oil given in a little warm milk and water, sweetened with loaf sugar:
bathing tho bowels witiv tho Pain Killer. To a child eight or ten years of age, half iht
quantity. For wounds, bruises, and burns, I haveTound it a most valuablo remedy. Vuur<
moet rcspcctrully, EDWARD K. FULLER,
Ptitor of First Baptist Churob, Somerset, Maw
WhoUttfle and Rttail Agent$, MiasRi. William Lyman St Co., 194 and 196 &t. Paul
Street, Sdtntreal, Canada,
JAMES PATTON & CO.,
IMPORTERS,
No. 42 McGill Street y Motitreal,
Have always on hand a well selected Stock of CHINA, GLASS and
EARTHENWARE, to which ihey invite the attention of Country Merchant*
GENERAL CLOTHING STORE,
ANB
THE Subscriber, thankful for the patronaee heretofore received, most respectfully inti
mates to the Citizens of Montreal, and the Public, that his STOKES in the Bonsccoun
Market and the Basement of Mrs McAuley's New Market Hotel, are well supplied with ih-
best descr iptior. of NEW and SECONDHAND CLOTHES, which will be SOLD o
^SlIBRARY is also supplied with the choicest of RELIGIOUS and HISTORICAL
WORKS NOVELS, REVIEWS, and MAGAZINES, from the most Eminent Authort,
ancient and modern ; and will be lent to the lovers of Literature on reasonable terms.
Lddiea and Genilemen wishing to difpose of OLD CLOTHING, will pleaae call at ilii
Stores or at his residence 14 Georgr's Street, four doora from Craig Slieet, where he w «
pay every attention, and the HIGHEST PRICES. THOMAS PETTON.
J. M. GILBERT,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, k DEALER in ALL KINDS of ANTHRACITE COAL,
JVo. 31 St. Francois Xavier Street, Montreal.
Coal Yard at Messrs. Campbell and Williamson's Stores, Logan's Buildinp
Commissioner's Street.
ITID
-;ir
Also, Manufacturer's Agent for the sale of RAILROAD and CAR Fl'
NISHING GOODS, of every description. All kinds of CARRIAGE TRIM
MINGS, &c., furnished to order.
Nwy
M
MRS. McCO:
(firm her frieni
Street, where i
economy, and
To be had C
&o., Wholeaal
HAVING Mr
of CON FECI
either Wholet
with every r<
PARTIES, &
BRAS
REC(
CUANDELU
Every de$cri
Lqflamm
Alwavs o
PANNED ^
METALIC £
M rstaU.
Orders pr
n ■ (cw monlhi pKtt
reelingt of a eommor
\o luntsrini; frum the
ttion Koct, an elfec.
iful Pain Killer, out
ed with loaf lagar;
an of Bge, half the
nblo remedy. Yuun
C. FULLER,
Ob, Somerset, Man
94 Mnd 196 &t. Paul
CO.,
lA, GLASS and
ounlry Mercbanu
STORE,
08t re>p«etfully inii
S in the Bonsccoun
well supplied with th
I) will be SOLD or
and HlSTORtCAl
iBl Eminent Authori^
reaaunablo lermi.
irill pleate call at ihi
Stieet, where he wi!i
S PETTON.
INTHRACITE COAl.
eal.
Logan's Building!
RRIAGE TRIM
MONTREAL.
SIS
NEW CONFECTIONERY ! ! !
MRS. SARAH M'CONKEY.
MRS. McCONKLY, grateful for the patronage aflbrdad (o her huaband, besi leave lo in-
b>rm her frienda and the public, that ihe haa OPENED her SHOP in Great St. James
Street, where she is prepared to execute ail ordere in her line with the utmost desimloh,
economy, and taste. "^
To be had CONFECTIONERY of all kinds, ICES, JELLIES, CAKES, BISCUITS.
dte.. Wholesale and RaUil. Familiea supplied at moderate prices.
E. CLOU SEE,
WHOtlSAlI & BlTia COMICTIOIIR
J^O. 195 JTOTRE DAME STREET, MO^'TREJiL,
HAVING Moved into the above Central Stand, is now .Manufacturinir everv deacriotion
of CONFECTIONERY, CAKES. CANDIES. PRESERVES^Vc , l^.h^e^ tt
MUier Wkolttaleot R tail, upon very mode/ate terms. Parties ^-applied on short notice
Hf'.^.^TJJ? '«qo'«"« >n iho line, in first-rate ttylt ; and BALLS, SOIREES. TEA-
PARTIES, &c., dealt with on the most liberal terms. »»»i^i:-'. *».»
BRASS FOUNDER, GAS FITTER, &c.,
RECOLLET STREET, JSTear ST. PETER STREET,
MONTREAL.
CHANDELIERS, TABLE LAMPS, and every other description of Braas Work
cleansed, lacquered, and bronzed equal to now.
Every de$cription of Jobbing Work promptly attended /■ , u/. the moit reasonable terms.
BRASS AND COPPER CASTINGS.
FIVMBEH, TIN SMITH, 6AS FIHEH. ^C,
9
Laflamme's Brick Buildings, College Street^ opposite the
College,
Alwavs on hand, i large and general assortment of TIN. SHEET IRON and JA.
PANNED WARES. Also. PATENT^PUMPS. LEAD PIPES, TIN, ZINC AND
METALIC SPOUTS, to any pattern, at the shortest notice, and at low prices, wholesale
Orders promptly attended to.
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MTHS ©IF" AILH MS(GMPTI®I^§.
Refrigerators^ or Summer Ice Houses of a Superiw Quality.
G. F. PROWSE, would respectfully invite public attention to hit NEW am'
GREATLY IMPROVED FURNACES, which givo a mill greater degree of
heat from the same quantity of fuel than his former ones.
By this JVew Invention, the flame and smoke, after leaving the Are and
passing the generators, again re-eater and pass through the Furnace, therebr
adding greatly to the existing volume of Caloric, and consequently diminishin'r
to an equal extent the necessity of consuming the fuel. This apparatus erect-
ed in a kitchen will
in a manner every way superior to any other now in use. By an arranKement
of the SUMMER APPARATUS, a very small fire is required for cooking
and no heat, (except required), need be felt in the house. Another great ad^
vantage in this Furnace is a still smaller apparatus for broiling and boiling, tiie
•Diell of which is entirely carried up the Furnace, and hot water can be sent
to any part of the building for baths, &c., whereby a great saving is eflected
both in fuel and labor.
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants,
AND
CUSTOM HOUSE AGENTS,
ATTEND, Personally, to every department of the ALfCTION arid COMMISSION
BUSINESS, and also to Rcceivinff, Paying Duties, Freight, Bonding, and Forwarding
MERCHANDIZE (o or fora the United States. They have uUo a large and commodious
FircProof, Bonded and Storacre Warehouse fur rf^cRivinir Mprnhar.'4:—> nf •»<.«_ .!.£>.:;.•:.»
OFFICE:-!! ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET^ MONTREAL,
wmfkm
FREII
The Unders
CENTRAL
to or from Bi
tsm
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DAGUEI
juerretypfi, ci
Y Jar(rc n
S. J, Lytniin i
N.B.-AI
prices.
m
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N.B—A
THE onders
SILKS AN
COTTONS
WADDINC
The Stock w
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¥
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8
radBNSo
mr Qualitfj.
» hit NEW and
greater degree of
ving the Are and
furnace, thereby
entlydiminishinc
apparatus erect-
J an arrangement
ired for cooking.
L nether gr^at ad-
; and boiling, tiie
'atcr can be eeni
aving is eiTected
rchants,
ilTS,
id COMMISSION
K, and Forwarding
;e and commodious
'ONTREAL.
MONTREAL.
flll^il' CllTIASi l&IIiHAl».
FREIBHT VIA BOSTfTN AND HfTERMEDIATE PLACES.
The llnderiiune.l. FREIGHT AGKNT in Montreal, for the VERMONT
CENTRAL RAILROAD, is prepared to contract for FREIGHT THROUGH
to or frora BOSTON, and to or from NEW YORK.
No. 61 CommUtloners Street, Montreal,
(Uppo«Ue tho Bleani Cuat Wharf.)
T. C. DOANE,
No. 2, Place d'Armes,
DAGUEEJREOTYPE LIKENESSES from Nature, Faintinga, Engiavmg*, or Da.
guorretypfi, copied wilh the (jrcitiLBt accuracy.
y large number of Specimens to be iccn at his rootnf, over tho Drug Store of MoMn.
S. J. I . - -.
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prices.
:r
III %«./ Vr«ui| ft lavc u x^iiijca*
-All sorts of Daguarrcot^po Material, at a small adTsnco upon New York
Mil uimmi
WHOLESALE
'^
FANCT AND STAPLE DRY GOODS STORE,
AND
iiiiiiHi^iiili
MONTREAL.
N.B.— A largo assortment of Broad Cloths, Cassimcres, &c.
-T €
THE nndersigned designs to keep on hand an assortment of STAPLE DRY GOODS.
SILKS AND RIBBONS, LINENS AND CAMBRICS,
COTTONS AND MUSLINS, WOOLLENS AND CLOTHS,
WADDING AND BATTING, THREADS AND TWINES.
The Stock will ba renewed as required by way of Boston, at any season.
JOHN DOUGALL,
183, St. Paul Street.
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(LATE SMITH & MORGAN,)
IMPORTERS OF, AND
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN, EVERY DESCRiraON OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HAVE now on hand a large and well-selected stock of every article usually to be found in
their line, which they are able to ofier at very moderate prices.
FAEABIS IT FEBRB»
(general CUrg Sooda jnetctjants,
No. 96, Notre Dame Street, Montreal,
vvOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they vv:
open that LARGE, CENTRAL and COMMODIOUS STORE, No. 96, Notre
Dame Street, early in May, 1853, with an extensive and well assorted stoci:
BRITISH, fBEHeH & AMERICAM
STAPLE AND FANC7 DR7 aOODS,
Which, having been selected expressly for the Montreal trade, and every article
being of the best quality of ifski id, and offered at the
They can confidently recommend to the notice of all who desire to combine
ECONOMY and ELEGANCE, when purchasing their supplies of Drj
Goods.
Coanlrr Merehants, the Ladies, and the FQblic generally, are Inrited to
CJIll AND EXAMINE.
5)
IMPORTER OF, & WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN)
& FOB LACE &
9 K^^^ wdUBtj*, ii»adidibdibi,abw», wb^«^
No. 116, NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL
N.B.— The most cstcitsire uiid beat aclccicd stock of LACE and EMBRGiDEiiY ia ihc
Province,^is to be found at this establishment. Intending purchasers are Invited to call and
examine.
BunsiA
Hii Stoct
Carpets of Vi
Superfine, &
Druggets ; D
Cloth, of all \
Silks ; Satinfl
Ladies', Geni
Silk, Cotton,
and Children'
and Plain Fn
Family Liner
ties; French
Tweeds, Vea
Coloured Tat
With e\et
market for C
J{o. 18,
IS now prepare
tion of ST BEE
GRAPHING,
All orders w
art. A share o;
1
J^o. 14,
ts always pr(
and Invitatio
Drafts, See. d
lettered to on
Strangers \
may depend
'9
SCRiraON OF
lODS
ually to be found in
ricesf
, that they will
IE, No. 96, Notre
ell assorted stock
BAM
GOODS,
, and every article
lesire to combine
supplies of Dry
ire invited to
DEALER IN
Of,
ONTREAL.
[BHOiDERY ia ihc
e invited to call and
MONTREAL.
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IMPORTER OF
BRITISH AMI rOlEIBH FANCY ANB STAPLE DRT KHKDS, ^c.,
J^rOTRE DAME STREET, MOJ^TREAL,
(ADJOININO THE ENGLISH CATUKDRAL.)
Hit Stock, which is varied and extensive, consisls of the follovoing :
Carpets of Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Imperial, Kidderminster, Duich, Fine,
Superfine, &c., &;c.; Hearth Bugs of every description ; Plain and Printed
Druggets ; Door and Carriage Mats, in all varieties ; Floor and Table Oil
Cloth, of all widths and newest styles ; Real Irish Tabinets, plain and watered ;
Silks ; Satina ; Damasks ; Ribbons ; Embroidered Goods ; Mourning do. ;
Ladies', Gent's, and Childrer 's Silk, Cotton, and Woollen Hosiery ; Gent's.
Silk, Cotton, Merino, and Lamb's Wool Shirts and Drawers ; Ladies', Gem's,
and Children's Kid, Silk, Thread, Clolh and Cashmere Gloves ; Embroidered
and Plain French Lawn Handkerchiefs ; Damask Table Linen and Napkins ;
Family Linen ; Linen Sheeting ; Huckaback ; Diapers ; Shawls, in aU varie-
ties; French Merinos; Coburgs ; Mousline de Laines 'loths, Cassimeres,
Tweeds, Veslinps ; Printed Muslins and Cambrics; Lato Goods; Cloth and
Coloured Table Covers, <&c.
With e\ery other article in the trade, which, being bought in the best
market for Cash, he will dispose of,
On the most reasonable terms.
B0 A W^ A
fi
J^o. 18,
Great St. James Street, {next the entrance to TattersaUf)
IS now prepared to execute to order, promptly, and upon reasonable terms, every deacrin-
lion of STEEL, COPPER-PLATE, and WOOD ENGRAVINC4, and alao, LITHO*
GRAPHING, DIE SINKING and SEAL ENGRAVING.
All ordera will be accuratefy attended to, and the work performed in the best atyleof the
art. A share of public patronage ia respectfully solicited.
T. IRELAND,
J^o. 14>, Great St. James Street, directly opposite the Post Office,
Is always prepared to execute in the best style, every description ofVisiting
and Invitation Cards, Professional Cards, Bill Heads, Promissory Notes,
DraAs, &.c. dec. Door and Coffin Plates constantly on hand, and promptly
lettered to order.
Strangers visiting the City will find T. Ireland's establishment central| tind
may depend upon having their orders executed without delay.
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whi [mm, mm & co.,
10 ®nat SI James Street,
NO. 20 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MONTREAL,
DR?PTr."i^Rl'r%°'i'^"j''r."J FOREIGN GOLD. SILVER, and BANK NOTES, also,
of DrfZ .nH A "^^? ^^ EXCHANGE. He eives particular attention to the collection
whnpnt!.f.?u """.**' ,""'' '^^ transaotion of Commission Business generaily-and those
favorable tfm"" Businoss, may depend it will l,o promptly attended to, upon
STREET,
Makes most kinds of CASTINGS, and keeps for Sale the best articles In Lis
line, and tfie Cheapest in Canada. Among which are Patent Scales ol all
kinds; Stoves, Cooking, Double, Single and Fancy; Hot Air Furnaces;
Cooking Ranges for Hotels, &c. ; Steamboat Stoves ; Axes, various patterns;
Patent Portable Grist Mills ; Patent Railkoad Chairs of Wkoughx Ikon;
Cast Iron Bedsteads ; Pig Iron, Axe, and other Iron; English Coke, Lehigh
Coals, and moat articles wanted in the Trade.
MO]
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WILL exect
Fancy Castir
Constantly n
and Double S
and Heating
Hay Soalea.
promptly don
IHF0R1
BEGS respec
VARIOUS a
He submits a
patronage, wi
TEAS— Gur
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SUGARS— 1
COFFEES-
SPICES— .M
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PICKLES, i
FRESH FR
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SUNDRIES
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Togcthe
m qts. and pt
" Old Tom*"
COBS, Marasc
Albany Ale,
N.B.-f
Pricet.
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ONTREAL,
lNK notes, also,
ion to the collection
enerally — and those
!y attended to, upon
WILLIAM
STREET,
3st articles in iiis
:ent Scales ol al!
Air Furnaces;
■'arious patterns;
i^KoxjGHT Ikon ;
b Coke, Lehigh
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MONTKEAL FOUNDRY
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WILL execute orders for every deicriptioh of Cemetery Railingi and Gates, Plain and
Fancy Caetingg, Machinery, Mill Work and Stovet,Axe8, ScaleH and Weighing Machines.
Constantly manufacturing, and for sale on the premises, an assortment of Fancy, Single
and Double Stoves, new pattern Cooking Stoves, Ranges, Grates, &.c.. Kmlroad Stoves
and Heating Apparatus, Rail Road, Warehouse, and Counter Scales, Patent Balances and
Hay Soales. The material made use of shall bo of the best quality, the work w«« ana
promptly done, and prices very moderate.
IHFORTEB OF WINES ^ 6ENEB&L BROGEBIES, 4G.,
BEGS respectfully to solicit the attention of FAMILIES, at this season of the year, to his
VARIOUS and EXTENSIVE STOCK, selected especially for a First Class Family Trade.
He submits a list of the leading articles, feeling assured that those favoring him with Iheir
patronage, will have reason to bo satisfied : —
TEAS— Gunpowder, Imperial, Old and Young Hyson, Twankay, Souchwig, Congo,
Flowery Pokoe, &o., &c.
SUGARS— London Refined, ditto Crushed, Bright Muscovado.
COFFEES— Java, Laguyara, Ceylon, and Porto Rico.
SPICES— Mustard, Cassia, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, Allspice, Ginger, White and. Black
Pepper, India Curry, Cayenne Pepper, (Ground and Whole).
PICKLES, Sauces and Essences, in every variety, from the most noted houses.
FRESH FRUIT— Raisins, (in boxes, halves and quarters,) Currants. Figs, Prunes, Fil.
berte, Almonds, (all kinds,) Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Scotch Marma-
lode, Jellies, &-c. • „ »
SUNDRIES— Chocolate, (different qualities,) Cocoa, Broma, Maccaroni, Vermicelli, An-
chovy and Bloater Paste, Mackarel, Lobsters ami Eels, (in lb. tins,) Sardines,
Baking Powders, Corn Starch, Eau de Cologne, Cigars, and other articles too
numerous to recapitulate. r • u j
Together with his usual assortment of Wines, Liquors, Champagnes (of various brands,
m qts. and pts..) Madeira, Sherry, Port (of all qualities), Old Jamaica Rum, «• Islay Dew,"
" Old Tom^" Holland's and SchinHam Gin, Pale and Dark Brandy. Cherry Brandy, Cora-
coas, Maraschino, and a general assortment of French Liqueurs, London Porter, Scotch and
Albany Ale, vpts. and qts.) ,• . . ,1,. , ,
N.B.— families purchasing in quantities, and paying Caah, are ■oppliod at Whoteule
Pricei.
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NEW YORK, MONTREAL & QUEBEC
PULUEiff, -vm&ou a €0.,
CONTINUE THEIR
)AI&-» BSI^IftBtt
TO
BURLINGTON, TROY, ALBANY, NEW YORK,
u"**.,^"^"^!""^ '^'f iS'^''®?^*'? ^^^ ^"'*'"'* ^'"^« «f Railroads and Steamer,
leaving Montreal and New York, for the Transportation of
Ifffie, aSnnk Mote, ^amb an^ /rng[it,
Of every description ; also for the Colleciion of
i, mm & Mmif
And for the Transaction of General Business.
All Goods consigned to them will receive prompt attention.
CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS
Of all kinds respectfully solicited.
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MONTREAL, No. 3. Place d'Armf.9 i w «™.>- .^^.,,
QUEBEC, St! Andrew's Wharf, "'"? . .' D McgTe ^^'do^
221 River Street, TROY, PuUei., Virgil & Co. ' ' do
16 Wall Street, NEW YORK, do do do ' dS
UNIT
E
From BOST(
Connecting n
lalionofSPE
iicription, and
MONTREA
KINGSTO^
BELLEVIL
COBOURG
TORONTO
HAMILTOI
BRANTFO
LONDON,
Received th(
Specimens <
equally eleg
patronage.
TOILET A
Walking Sti
Strangers
and his old (
to do the sa
QUEBEC
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V YORK,
ds and Sleamen
'i)
ot attention.
INESS
'owes
, Agent
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do
do
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MONTBSAL.
291
UNITED STATES & CANADA
EXPRESS.
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CONTINUE THEIR
From BOSTON, to MONTREAL, OGDENSBURGH, KINGSTON, TO-
RONTO, HAMILTON AND LONDON, C.W.,
Connecting with all the American and European Expresses, for the transpor.
lalion of SPECIE, BANK NOTES, PARCELS and FREIGHT of every de-
scription, and fur the transaction of
©MEIM IEZFK§§ IB1[J§ME§S,
MONTREAL, No. 3, Plu..e d'Armes,
KINGSTON, City Buildings,
BELLEVILLE,
COBOURG, .
TORONTO, .
HAMILTON, .
BRANTFORD,
LONDON, . .
J. W. HowBs, Agent.
E. W. Palueb, do
J. Harrison, do
J. Lambert, do
G. H. Cheney, do
J. E. Ebbs, do
A. M. TiTcs, do
F. L. Baker, do
DAVID BANSL.EY,
Ho. 110 Notre Dame Street, Montreal,
Received the First Prize^ at the Provincial Exhibition in Montreal, (or his
Specimens of WIGS, TOUPIES, &c., and ia now prepared to supply an
equally elegant and superior article to all who may honor him with their
patronage. He has ako on hand a choice Stock of PERFUMERY, FANCY
TOILET ARTICLES, Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Cutlery, Canes and
Walking Sticks, Toys, &c., which he is selling at very moderate prices.
Strangers visiting Montreal are respectfully invited to stepTn and examine}
and his old custoiners and the citizens generally will be welcome, at all times,
to do the same.
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MONTREAL.
W. & C. BREWSTER,
Comer of St. Paul and St. Prancou Xavier Streets
IMPORTERS OF ALL KINDS OF
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
SUrll'r'^e ''®***"' ^"^*'°' """^ ^*"'''' ^"* Reined Iron POTASH KETTLES
ItSf7 riJi?Sf AMpT/^i?cl''*!'Mv?l°i' ^P""P' ^"*^ Warranted CAST'
?.tI'? « ^*'^*^^' ANCHORS, ANVILS, and VICES, Best Warrante,!
MILL SAWS, CIRCULAR, HAND, and other Saws. '^"ranted
Scythes, Joiners' Tools, Files, Locks, Hinges, Screws, Cast
Steel Warranted Axes;
Saddlery, Plated and Japanned Wares, Bells, &c., &c., &c.
AND MANCPACTUREHS OF
3SS9 (EWS 3rAl£S, SiKEKS, (ffifi.
The whole comprising a most complete assortment of all articles in the Trade>
and L". the Lowest Prices.
ALSO, EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
Used by the best Farmers in Canada, including Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators.
Straw and Hay Cutters, Cast Steel and Steel Back Scythes, Horse Rakes
Cast Steel Forks and Hoes, Churns, and Cheese Presses, &c., &c., all of the
latest improved manufacture.
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WILDER'S
WITH Bicirs hfbovements.
N'*"«k.'"'"'*"'' "■ ""'" '"•"■ *'•"' '■" "" "•«»f'«»r.r* Sl..m. S, Mar.in
COSNEl
Import all dcs
ami have cnnsi
lion i>r Bar, n
Kettles, Cooler
Glass and Con
AMI
BRITISH, i
BRITISH
Manuft
MO. 135 J
Keeps constant
line of bosiBesa
PE R,
Teets,
liERV,
SHKETTLES
'^arranted CAST'
Best Warranted
Screws, Cast
ic.y &c., &c.
es in the Trade'
)W«, Cultivatorsj
3. Horse Rakes,
, &:c., all of the
^
1? quito FJro and
Stearns & Marrin
MONTREAL.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
CORNER OF ST. PAUL & ST. FRAl GOIS kAVIER STREETS,
Import all dcsoriplions of British, German, nnd American Hardware reqaired in Canada,
and have coniitantly on hand a heavy and cuniplele assortment, includinjr every dcscrip-
tlun i>r Bar, Band, Rod, and Hoop Iron, Canada Plate*, Tin, Sheet Iron, Steel, Potash
Kettles, Coolers, and other Hardware, Nails, Spikes, Chains, Shovels, Spades, Anvils, Vices,
Glass and Cordajre.
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MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
AND WHOLESALF. SEALERS IN
AMERICAN HARDWARE,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
190, ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL.
SHERLOCK, FOLET & CO.
IA:itWAlE:ilD'GENERi:A''Li'MEiR:;CHANTS
191 hU Paul Street y Montr ealy
IMPORTKRS OF
BRITISH, AMERICAN ^ 6ERDIAN SHELF ^ HEAVY HARDWARE,
GLASS, &c. &c.
AND OF
BRITISH A F OREIQN FANCY GOOD S &SMALLWARES.
«Oiil M IVEl
Manufacturer, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
jYO. 135 J^OTRE >^^HiH^^^^^^ DAME STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand an extensive and very superior assortment of every article il^ Jlic
line of bosiaeu, which lie oiferB at Wholesale or Retail upon very favorable termh ■ •/
CASH PAID FOR SHIPPING FURS.
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MONTRfiAL.
)%''lk%'^
JVo. 98, J^otre Dame St., corner St. Gabriel St., Montreal.
BEGS to inform h<N fricDdB and the public, that the busiiieM formerly carried on at No.
109, Notr« Dame Street, hat been removed to the present central and commudioui premi.
•es, where will always be kept on hand tho iurffest and best assorted slock of
F171^
€AF8,
&e., to be found in the city
Every article sold on tho premises being manufactured under his own supervision, the
proprietor can guarantee its being of the very best materials and workmanship, and the
ptices will be found to average from 10 to S5 per cent under the usual charges.
Country MerchantH and others arc invited to call and examine previous to making their
purchases. Terms I'heral.
N.B.— No conhwxion with No. 109 Notre Dame Street, or any other house in the trade.
A. BRESLER,
98 Notre Dame Street.
MONTREAL HAT AND FUR MART.
sown BE0WM,
And Importer of every J3rticle in the Manufacturing Line,
153 ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL,
Has always on hand and for sale upon very fHVorable terms, an extensive and superior si>
sortment of Hnts ol every descriplinn. His FUR, SILK and BEAVER HATS are invari-
ably manufactured under his own immediate superintendence, and be can confidently re
commend them as buiii'; a better article than anything imported into Canada at the prieet
at which they u)tU be sold.
CuuNTRV MERciiANTti, and Rbtailbrs generally, would do well to call and examine the
Large Stock now on hnnd before purchasing elsewhere. He has always on hand a Large
ard Varied eiock uf Fur Goods well suited to the cuUSitry trade, to wlitcb he wouid a'su
rrspectfuliy cati the attention of intending purchaser? at Wholesale.
N,B.—Con»tantly, on hand a complete aitortment of Hatter'i Sto€kand TVtmmiiif*. C««
mud tk0 higkMt prie$ paid for all rmm/m
Sign of
HAVING R
formerly occt
ible AsFortm
He retarni
tinue to use I
prices as he
CBAS'lRf will
AT THE!
HAS now en
dren and Yov
styles, expresi
Town and C(
Country Mi
purchases.
N.B.— Casl
IMPORTERS
IN HATS,
Have much p
cotistantly on
chants, and I
on b»nd befoi
tontreal.
y carried on at No.
Bommodioui premi.
ckuf
m luperviiion, the
irkmanshipi and Ihe
shargea.
QUI tu making their
hoaie in the trade.
Ure Dame Street.
MART.
ig Line,
ve and auperior as-
i HATS are invati-
I can cunfidently re
'anada at the prictt
W and examine tiie
|rg on hand a Large
vhieb he vtrouid aisu
ui TVimmtiif •• Cm.
WONTKEAL.
S9ft
A. BBAIAOI r ASHIONABIE HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE,
Sign of the Military Cap, No. 95, Notre Dame Street^
HAVING REMOVED t'> the Central and Commodinua Store, No. 95 Notre Dame Street'
furmerly occupied bv Mr. T. D. Wainc, will keep constantly on hand a iar^e and Faihion-
■ble Aifortment of Hata, Caps and Furf, which he will «cll on Ihe most reu«onable terma.
He retnrna thanka for the liberal support which he has heretofore received, and will con-
tinue to uie hia bett endeavours to provide the beet description uf goods only, and at such
prices aa he trusts will merit a continuation of favor and support. Wiiulbbalb Pur.
cBAi'BRi will find it their advanta|re to give him a call.
AT THE WEST END WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT WAREHOUSE.
NO. 205, NOTRt! DAME STREET,
HAS now on hand a large assortment of Hats, Cloth Caps, Felt Hats. Union Hats, CbiU
dren and Youths' Hats and Caps, &c., an endless variety, all monuiacturod in the latest
stylet, expressly for the Spring Trade. Hatter's Trimmings, Silk Plushes, &c., for the
Town and Coi^itry Trade, at moderate prices.
Country Merchants will find it their interest to call and examine my stock before making
purchases.
N.B.— Cash and the highest price paid for shipping and other Furs.
NORTH AMERIGAITfUR WAREHOUSL
J\ro. 109, J\rotre Dame Street.
I^ATSP. & BF,OTHEn»
'**.!?,^'^5'*^' MANUFACTURERS, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN HATS, CAPS, FURS, SILKS, FLUSHED, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF HATTERS' AND FURRIERS' TRIMMINGS. &c.,
HsTs muoh pleasure in informins? their Wholesale Customars, and others, that they keep
constantly on hand their usual extensive assortment of the above articles. Country Mer-
chants, and Retailers generally, would do well to call and examine the axiensive Stock
f»n htnd before piwshasing elsewhere. Terms liberal. '
Cashf and the highest price paid for dl rot rs.
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FUR &
HAT
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PAUL
STREET.
GREENE tt SONS,
PRINCIPAL FUR CAP AND HAt M\N11FACTIIRES,
WOTir n rBiDectfullv inf(*rm4heir numerous wholesale cu»lomer8 and olherB.llirouBhoul till
/w.; LindB. f «•. J:°;; '" 'J.7 " En Owine to the incroa.ed demand. Mw«». G. &
rangmg f'"-? ^5. and jwards P^^J°«^";„f^,^,„f departmentB, so tl.at they are enabled
S. have made ''"P'^"'^"" ' '" i^" '^^ ,^108 than heretofore, and on terms mo.t hber.l,
to supply Ih^'' ""'"^'^^""^"S "0 c Jand examme the superior style and Hnish of eor
jr. ffi "u rs" rwt:f:;S we feel confident wi,, give entire satisfaction.
^ N.B.~CaV and Ih'e highest price paid for i^'-W-K J -■ ^^^ ^^^ „^^ g^„^^
229, St. Paul St., Montreal
(G®MM OF KHMfS <i WIIILILmM
"„d r.f»™i.brf the bou.., ihe, ..e no„ (i.p.t.d .» ««»»«»^"« ^ ^ ^^_„ -
in a style of comfort and convenience not to be surpassed.
attached to the premises : and every exertion will be used to add to the comfort and enjoy.
ment of those who may honor them with their patronage, while the charge for ooard Wiii 6=
""K.b"— Travellers cmiveyed to and from the Steamboats and Railroads free of cost.
M. P. RYAN & CO.
Si
cus
Afibrding a
tiful couDtrj'
Best Vbntj
This Hou
some impori
to rendering
. . V ,!|)0l
Stranger!
.1
To afford th
will be witl;
Public Ofi
Wtll.be at I
Markets.
HaTeb«^ti
attention w
tors as conn
Cakkiao
Steamboats
gent driven
theCJitylr
MlWi
PAUL
STREET.
3TIIRES,
iberfl, throughout tlic
noBt varied and c.v
[iblic. ('• &• S. itrc
jnder their own im-
—and ImTOConstBDi.
s, Boas, Victorinci,
liions and qualities,
nand, S4«««r», G. &
hat they are onableJ
in terms most libera!.
yie and Hnish of out
tiro Batisfnction.
ND Hat Store,
. Paul St., Montreal
iog community gene-
and entirely refitted
WINES, LIQUORS,
t brands. There is aD
le comfort and enjoy-
Tge for board wiii b:
ds free of cost.
AN & CO.
MONTIEAI*
^oiEiM'S iomsM) eousi,
CUSTOM-HOUSE SQUARE, MONTREAL,
Afibrding a splendid view of the RIVER ST. LAWRENCE, and the beau-
tiful couotry to the South. Being In the most Cbntual, Healthy, and
Best Vbntilatkd Part of xhk City.
This House has undergone a thorough repair during the past seapon, and
some important improvements and additions have been made, with a view
to rendering it equal in comfort and convenience
TO ANT FIRST GLASS HQVSE IN AMERIGA.
strangers visiting th» City will find
C©LiMAl^l MOMTllAL MiSEp _
To afford the comforts 0} a home, while its central situation is such, that they
will be within^we minutes' walk of all the important Public, ByipiNos and
Public Offices IN THE City. I'l^li'l'
a ritdii''.
Willbe at all times furnished with tho choicest viands to be feund itt the
Markets. i> .,:i oi ..2n«
THE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &,c., '
Have been selected from the Best Brands, regardless o/" cos*, and eyery
attention will be paid so as to render the enjoyment and comfort of the visi-
tors as complete as possible. , >
C-. -1... t^ e *.'«n'^f±»i'>'* *'^ A^nmrAir OaaaAll/tOra In A^ ff nitt fllA
AKKIAUX:*^ ^('0 aswa^'3 i» Eticnuttntc iv ■.Out-jj x cto-^ — ft--- i.—is
Steamboats and Railroads, -and Private Carriages with careful and intelli-
gent drivtri^ «re fUppf)ie4^jc>tt$bort notice, to parties wishing to drive out in
the (?ity |r its vicinity.
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BY
ope^L'S^^Xl^^^^^^^^^^^ '"^ P^'»'c «-...,. that hi. Hou. ..
,hl^vl\tnmV^.lAV *r'" 2l"'° ^"•"'•" "•"' °' 'he City, within two minute*' walii „f
Ind^S h? s^ n "^ ^"'''- ^""" •''" ^'""" '* " doIiBhtful view of the Mo™ ea Mountain
e" in?he cSVaS VnT "^ y't!}'^'"' T «''%«'"»'<">'. "" New Market. theSU.:.'
up'SiSet,^'^ ""^^^ '"' ""'^"«°"« " complete repair, .od i. thoroughly fitted
"°"rn\^&rrl^%''^ 'f,' ^5>^'Kr «--. B"ff^o.Tn^-ant'„/anTft^^^^^^^^^
lu»cnitV T"»*f"'"« Public, whose experience in the manaSement of Firit
cla.« Ho.. .. cannot but conduce to the comfort of the Patrons ofTHE oItawa
talrfCriu,.''^; *■"''" '" »'"="''°"«« *t 'he Railroad and Steamboat Depots, on the arri-
,c^i^o'i^t ''!!'""'' 'iTABLE, within a few minutes' wallc of the h6ti.«, htis been
^Inn ' '"' '^' ""^ ^^' ' '"'"" •»*?'• "" •* accommodated. •
CARRI^y. >^ . ^>lORSES (o, ;.„!*= nfp-wsurc, may be obtaiaed at ai! iime^ '
«• BRowiwaro.,
It
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"t?-. !'"
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OPPOSl
Tho Subsc
which is s
and is in tl
and other
in town, tl
or on busi:
THE HOU«
Uuf qoaltai''
■ £
Will reoeim
Can be had
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US
y, that his Houk ii
wo minutct' walk of
Montreal MounJain,
Markut, the. Steam-
nd the Steamera dc
\» thoroaghljr fitted
igardlesa of cost,
erijr of the Delavan
longhand ftiTorably
lanajjement of Fint
E OTTAWA.
Depots, on the arri-
the hoDse, hha bean
ated. rj; r'i
d at ai! times. ^
MorG.
MONTREAL.
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OPPOSITE THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA,
sraEw,
The Sub8Cril>er8 have recently 0|>ened this Commodious aad Elegant House,
which is situated in the most siilubrious and fashionable ^arf of the City,
and is in the immedi&le vicinity of the Banks, Post Office, Tohsgraph Office,
and other Public Institutions, (is well as of the principal Business Houses
in town, ihM9 rendering it equally eligible to parties travelling for pleasure
or on business.
THE HOUSE HAS BEEN FURNISHED IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE NEW
YORK AND BOSTON HOTELS, AND COMPRISES
A DINING SALOON,
'■ AND 'i/; '
Unrouallei^liy ^tti* Hotel yi Cantdit, together with a commodioua and well supplied
3^2^ £ffi ^e^ 2jb;> 12 SS' c^ is;^ci[>CDSxSo
Will reoeive especial att^tion, withihe view of renderin|r it equal, if not superior to any
> , in America.
THe WINES AND LIQUORS
IIVIVE BEEN SBLECTED FBu.\I THE BEST IMPORTATIOIja
Cun be had«i*i| hoafS, md au Omnibus will always be in attentUoM on the arrival or
departure of Railway Cars and Steamboats.
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PROPRIETORS.
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MONTREAL
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ATTAEIR SlD stand, ESTABLISHED ik !918,
CORNEB OF NOTBE DAXE AND ST. OAfBIEL STREETS,
e!29tol#0aU anH ISetail
Importers of Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, Plated Ware, Japanned Ware,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases fitted complete, Desks, Work
Boxes, Walking Canes, Music Boxes and Accordeons, Table Cutlery, Ra-
zors and Pen Knivesof a very fine quality, and a great variety of Fanny
Goods.
Papier Mache Gfoods of every style & variety
They also beg to submit to the inepcction of the public, the largest ■lock of SOLAIi
LAMPS in the Province, with an ■■•ortment ofSHADES, CHIMNIES and WICKS.
The whole to be Sold at Reduced Prices.
They also continue to manufacture Forks, Spoons. Ladles, Tea and Coffee Sets, Gob.
lets, Cups and Trays, of Silver, warranted in point of ^workinambip i^nd quality, equal tu
any imported.
. . N.B.— jpariicular attention paid to ^e Repairing of Watches and Jeweliary.
TP HI&HEST FRIGE PAID FOR OU GOLU JLND 8ILVBR.
<M. >i JW .9LP •
OMIHER OKNOTRE DAME AKD SAXUfT JOSEPH STBEETS,
A ^^ A v)(Wi'OSITE THE FRENCH CATHEDRAL,
BEE
WillR^mov
St. Paul and
(Four Doo
W
A general ae
Germany, c<
oval, half roi
Iron, Boiler
square. Blis
Portable For
ties, Coolers,
Axletrees, (
Sickles and
Shot, Win(k
Hair and Hs
iVoiii 1 to 5 1
RERUA
^mnk
Montreal, 3
m^
W ik 1918,
STREETS,
Japanned Ware,
e, Desks, Work
ble Cutlery, Ra.
variety of Fanny
& variety.
)t itock or solak
IS and WICKS.
iees.
id Coffee Sets, Gob.
*d quality, equal tu
Jewriiery. , : i .
D SILVER.
SIBEETS,
MONTREAL.
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BKEWSTER & MULHOLMND,
Will R«iiDOV« QR the 1st day of May from their OLD STAND, Corner of
St. Paul and St. Francoid Xavier Streets, to
No. 173 St. Paul Street,
(Four Doors North East of the Premises which they now occupy,)
§iw m TEE MAMMOTE mm.
Where they will have, in addition to tjieir present large
SMOFimiMl!&Sl.FGOOt
A general assortment, by the first spring ships, from England, Scotland and
Germany, consisting of: — Common and Refined Scotch and English Bar Iron,
oval, half round and angle Iron, Nail Rods, Hoop, Band and Sheet Iron, Swedes
Iron, Boiler Plates, Canada and Tin Plates, Cast Steel, flat, round, octagon and
square. Blister, Spring and Shear Steel ; Anvils, Vices, Smiths' Bellows and
Portable Forges ; Chains and Anchors; Nails and Spikes; Stoves, Pot Ash Ket-
tles, Coolers, Bake Pans, Bellied Pots and other castings. Cordngis, Grindstones,
Axletrees, Carriage' Springs, Saddlery and Carriage Trim^nings. Scythes,
Sickles and Axes ; Sheet and Cake Zinc ; 6ar, Pig and Sheet Lead ; Powder,
Shot, Window Glass, Putty, Oils, Paints, Borax, Shoe Thread, Twine, Curled
Hnir and Hair Seating. Spear &. Jackson's Mill and Gang Saws, Circular Saws
iVom 1 to 5 feet. Also, Saws oi the most approved American manufacture.
Best Warranted Wntor Lime Cenr-ent.
Picks, Crow Bars and Safety Fuse.
Ames' Cast Steel Shovels and Spades.
i . A complete assortment of
6ERMAN AND AMERICAN MANHFAGTITRED HARDWARE.
ALSO, AGIINTS FOH
with a supply of them constantly on hand. '
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Montreal, 30th March, 1853. i
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MONTREAL.
OTTAWA GLASS WORKS,
The Subscribers, Agents for the above Manufactory, have on band and
ofler for Said, a Large Assortment of Fresh Manufactured VVINDOW
GLASS, in Half Boxes of different sizes, suitable to the Upper and Lower
Canada Trade, which will be found superior in quality to any yet offered,
consisting of the following brands: — OTTAWA, or fini' qiMdity ; ST.
LAWRENCE, or second do ; CH AMPLAIN, or third do.
This Glass will be found fully equal to any imported, and at equally low
rates. Orders for any particular sizes, not on hand, will be executed with
quick despatch. Double thick or Imitation Plate made to order up to size
30 X 40. LeMESURIER, ROUTH, & Co.,
Agents, Ottawa Glass Work
^SOo 730i<Bisit£'^ ^ao^cDoao S^CSCDi^iaiPc^ailL
^^./^^^^^.•1,^'^^-y
^~W^4^-ti^y-
THE Subscriber, grateful to his numerong frirnds and the public, fer the liberal support b.
lias hereloforo received, would respccWully intimate, that having innde considerable add
tions to his already Urge premises, he is now prepared to auconimodato all who may favoi
him with a call, with an increasnl degreo of comfort and eonvenionce. His .vVINES
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c., arc of the best brands. HIS TAUJ;'^ is always supplied wiili
the best articles to be found in the market?, and «very attention is paid to eusuM to Jiif
guests, as near as may be, the comforts of a home. ' '
JOHN GRANT
J. W. HERBERT « CO.,
nuiiu
Would respectfully announce that they will Remove, on the Ist of May, into their NEW
ESTABLISHMENT, being the Premises so long occupied by Mr. Samuel M'Conkcy
No. 107 Notre Dame Street, Hontreal, . '^T4;(rffT|v:
Where they will, as usual, keep on hand a I«rge and varied Slock of Grancf Cabiiie^i *Grar,(
Square, Patent Squar«, Cottage, Boudoir, and Piccolo Pianofortes, made expressly for ih
climate.
The choicest European Musical Works received as soon as published. All kinds of Bras
Wood, Wind and.Stringed Instruments.
Mutical Instrumenla Repaired, Bought, Sold, Exchanged, or lent «» Hire.
N. B. — Their arrangements for Tuning, Regulatin|r, and Repoirittg Pianps, diia auperi
to most houses in America ; Mud tlicir facilities for supplying every deinHod in the Miisici
Department oro unequalled by any other honae in tho trule in Canada.
HARP, VIOLOJf CELLO, VIOLUT ^' GUITAR STRUVOS.
BEST CLARIONKT, OBOE, & BASSOON REEDS. '
Piano F
HAVE conitai
V'iolinocllos, G
Potthorns, Tru
nents; Italian
Hair, &c. &c.
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■ ORG.
BEGS tointi
the ORGAN
residence of
known on ap
16, St. La^
iliiiii wii
BUILDE]
KABBLE M
SRG leave to in
living f^^ tlietx
Inited States, a
ance and dural
]btain a liberal i
iVb. 193, 1
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iEEPSniways
rESTlNGS, &,
ihort notice, an
)ui.fit made to
within the time
3RK8f
lave on hand and
tared WINDOW
Upper and Lower
to any yet offered,
ni' qmiiiy ; ST,
nd at equally low
be executed with
order up to size
lUTH, & Co.,
i"wa Glass Works,
MONTHEAI/,
303
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IMPOUTKUS OF
Piano Fortes, jmusiG and Musical Instruments,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
174-, J\rotre Dame Street, Montreal,
HAVE constantly on hand Piano Fortes, SemNGrand, Square, and ColUge; Violins'
Violinocljos. Goitars, Banjos. Accordeons, Clarionets, Flutes, Fifes, Ophyclides, Saxhorns.
Porthorns, Trumpets, Cornopians, French Horns, Trombones, Bows for all String Instru-
ments; Italian and Englisii Violin and other Strings; Reeds, Bridges, Trtil-pieces, Bow
Hair, &c. &c. 53" Country Dealers supplied on Liberal Terma.
cfciQcpcBain,
the liberal snpport h-
ide considerable add,
ito all who mav favoi
once. His rvVINES
I always supplied wiiii
paid to CDSiue to liii
FIN GRANT.
(ay, into their NE^V
r. Samuel M'Conkry
A. if A^^ff^ii
3ran"a Cabine)i 'Gram
nade expressly for th:
d. All kinds of Bras;
or lent oti Hire.
g Ptanps, iliia superio
cin»iid ill the Mtisici
la.
R STRmOS.
EED8.
f^BiOFEiSiSOR OF MUSIC,
AND
ORGANIST OF THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
BEGS to intimate tp.hj^ friends and the public, that he receives PUPILS for
the ORGAN, PIANO FQRTE and SINGING, at his mVn house, or at the
residence of Pupils, as may be preferred. Terms, which are liberal, made
known on application. ;; ".'' , '.'^ ' ' ' '»*;' '■ :ii^)~
16, St. Lawrence (Main) Street,' Montridl. ' '
Ot .v
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Bill ■« ii'iM 'Ki Mill
BUILDERS, COJiWACTORS & MANUFACTURERS
OB- ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
KABftLE MOKITHENTS, TOMBS, CENOTAPHS, OBAVE STOJTES, &c.
Adjoining' Hanoter Terrace, Eleury Street, Montreal,
BRG leave to inform their friends, the inhabitants of Montreal and the public generally, that
ia»ing put ttiemselves in cbnnection with the yery best MARBLE QUARRIES in the
Jnited States, are now prepared to execute all orders in the above line, in a style of elc-
jance and durability not to be surpassed., and upon such moderate terms that they hope to
ibtain a liberal share of public patronage.
kk'
;u«.«.y:
MERCHANT TAUOR A1VD CLQTHIER,
tVo. 193, Notre Dame Street, Opposite the Recollet Churchy
lEEpS always on hand a choice stock ofSROAD CbOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS,
FESTlNfiS, &c., which he makes to brdor tn the latest and mnt approT«d style, upon
hort notice, and very reasonable terms. Strangers visiting the city can have a complete
•ttUflt made to order in 24 hours ; and his city customers may depend upon being served
within the time agreed. Warranted in all cases to fit xeell.
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MONTREAL.
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No. 18 H'Om street, Montreal, ^ :i
Would rcspectrully intimate that ha ii oonsUntly Manufacturini; Clothing
of every deiicription Tur Sprint;, Summer or Winter wear; and that ho hi)
now on hand a giiod stocic oJ urtielea of every devcription in iho Tailoring
line, which he oftlvs upon moderate termr.
Country Merchants, Stranger* and Citizete requiring READY •>MA,DE
CLOTHING, which is toell tnude-up, of good maietiaU, and at a reason
able charge, will he oertuin of suiting themtelvea by giving him a call;
and all oaoiiRB for custoubr work will be, as heretofore, promptly and
and accurately attended to.
ei^^eH^^l^
, 25 Great St. James Street, Montreal^
Im,nortel-s of the following Goods: Black and Colored Cloths, Fur,
Whitney, Napiar, and Plain JJeuvers ; Plain «nd, Fancy Cassimeres;
Doeskins and Balmoral Tweeds ; Silk, Satin, Velvet, t*lu8h, and Caii^inere
Vpstingg. Also, an assortment of Gentlemen's Haberdashery. ' ' '
N. B.— One of the Firm will visit the different Towns in Cana'di West
half-yearly, to receive the orders of their Friends and Patrons.
SIGN OF THE BEAVER,
No. 122 SAINT PAUL STREET, MOlT^BEAL,
Is constantly supplied with a large and well assorted Stock of DRY GOODS
and READY-MADE CLOTHING of every descrtplidn vwhich he offers at
Wholesale or Retail, upon the most reasonable terras.
(Country Merchants and others will find it advantageous to call and
examine his Larj^e Stock, previous to making their purchases} et^ he m
afford, and is determined to sell at such rates as cannot fail to INSUBE
THEIR CUSTOM.
■ IvL'.iiti;
ui^a.
MRS. ROBINSON & DAUGHTERS,
LONDON, PARIS. AND NEW TORE MILLINERY SHOW ROOUS,
Jio. 162 J^otri Dam Street, Montreal,
^^ Have now on hand a choice stock of
to which the most recent fashions in every department will be constantly added.
MM«taiviii«kt» wra«tnmM w«n a*v« T rannfi Awn namnni
biiUjiiiii miiiiiyiiiijiia, miiMiiiastRs amii uiabsa
are invited to call and examine previous to making their purchases.
N.6.— Furnished Apartments, suitable for single gentlemen residing temporariljr or permi
nentjy in the city, to let.
PUBI
I
At tfu
DAI
The Wl
the other i
persons res
G^ntleir
cash, can 1
li Published
Not. to Ist (
Advbrtisi
insertion; T
Over ten lint
Turin Rate
it occasional!
Professional
1
That staui
in the Englii
Single Subst
Seven, each
The WEI
and Foreign ;
patronage of
inr On
M'^i.'
TERMS
Annual A
Halfyearly,
•reSubjcribi
on their'ovin
Sales held c
Three Montt
Terms of t
Annual A
Months, 23 I
Oi*- »*__*!- _
UIA iTiUSSUSS,
■"'i.. s.'.isd ni ,
C(jniihel'ei
MONTREAL.
90S
9
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lanufacturins Clothing
vear ; and that ho hai
iption in the Tailoring
ine READY^MA.DE
rialt, and at a reason.
}y giving him a call;
etofure, promptly and
i ..
'ft
?al,
ored Cloths, Fur,
incy Cassimeres;
ish, and Cabmen
sbery.
in Canada West
rdns.
imi iiiiiiii
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: of DRY GOODS
»Thich he offers at
veous to call and
chases) a^ he em
fail to INSURE
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[ITERS,
SHOW BOOHS,
tly added.
wn fMntnnE
ma UliiAlU
temponrilj or perni>
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PUBLISHED m I M. FERRES & CO.,
DAILY, TRI-WECLV AMD WEEKLY,
At their Office^ No. 22, Great St. James Street^ Montreal.
^.x,^ . THUHS DP SUBSOHIPTION:
DAILY, JEI lOs-TRl. WEEKLY, 15s- WEEKLY, 7s fid,
The WEEKLY containa «ll the valuable reading matter which appears in
the other issues, and will bv/ found a very useful and Entertaining paper, for
persons residing in the country.
Gentlemen sending the names of clubs of 7 persons, accompanied by (he
cash, can have the weekly paper supplied at Ss each per annum.
THE PILOT^
li Publiabed DAILY from In May to Ist Nuwomber; and TRI-WEEKLY from lit
Nov. to iBt May, at the Offioe, Place D'Armee, Monlreal. Subscription, 8G per Anaorn
ADVERTiiiNO-Sa lines and under, lat inseition, 2* 6 J, and 7 Ad for each lubraquent
insertion ; Ten linea and ander, lat insertion, 3* 4d, and lOd for eacti snbseqaent insertion ;
Over ten line», 4d per line for the Isl insertion, and Id per line for each aubsenuent insertion
Ymly Rata-OneSqann, not to exceed 25 lines, £12 10^ with ihoprivlleee drohanirinir'
It occasionally Half Square, not to exceed 12 lines, X6 ISs, with the same privilesea ;
Proressional and other CaiUs,.iiot exceeding seven lines, £3.
THE WEEKtT FILOT-ONE DOLLAR A lEAR.
Tint staunch Li|.Bral Paper, the WEEKLY PILOT, the only ReCorio Journal published
ID the English X^nguage in the City of Montreal, is now offered, on the fullowin/terms :—
Single Subscribers, 78 6d per annum; ClubfOf Four, each, 6a 8d, per annum ; Clubs of
Seven, each 5s per annum. *
The VVEEKLY PILOT conUins ample accounts pf the News of the Week, Domestic
and Foreign ; and the utmost offorls will be employed to tkikS ii increaslnely worthy of the
patronage of the Public. * ' ^
; \ ! Reformers t Support yoor own Paper. ^' ;( 1)
- O" On the above terms, the Subscriptions muat be invariably paid in Advance. ^'
ROLLO CAMPB
Proprieior.
•Facilities in AdTer tisinsr, : ^»': ; ;
TERMS af THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER FOR 1853-
Annual Advertisers and Subscribers will be entitled to a Square of 22 Lines for £5-
Sairyearly, 22 Lines. .£3 lOa ; Quarterly, 22 Lines, £2. MerchanU who Advertise, and
are bubfcribers, will be entitled to a discount of 30 per cent, oii.all Sales by Auetion; htld
on their'own Prmnes. Auctioneers u ill be entitled to the same discount as heretofore, on
Sales held on their own Premises. Subscription :- Annual, 25s; Six Months, 15s:
Three Months, 7s 6d. Payable in advance.
Terms of the Evening Advertiser, and Farmers' and Heohanics' Advocate.
Annual Advertisers and Subscribers will be entitled to a Square of 22 Lines, f2 • Six
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Single Advertt$ementt muat be paid jor when given in.
C(<mBielrci«l AdrerHser Office, 6 St. Sacrament Street, Montreal, 1853.' ' '
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LARSBit flw raicvMnim n MmrrHBAi^
Otten to MereMnts, Profc88ion.a Centtemen. iechaQlci,andothm, a most desira.
_ . We mediBffl for their itfvcrttttments.
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THE LARGEST FRENCH JOURNAL IN CANADA, FOR
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Wi,P(0)]L!LM f my raia mmmi
H^Hf^eHtiB^Aa'-^d Wish to Advertise in the French language
to those who'^^t. nd^HfroSuntry^Ap*;i;?o"^ '"*"'' "*"'' "P*''''"^
>a8i Hbi
Office 79J, St. Paul Stre«t, Montredi.
'79i, St. Paul Street, Montreal.
establishmenl, m a* to bo abte to'^^i^r \il "TlT' "' «^''f5^'»°«8 *"*! "'her. to their
[NO THE I i
others, a most desira.
leir advartisemend, art
tript, aball bavo one or
IPtvaildait ftaa » largo
I I5» fit (innum, paja-
irninga of Tueidtjr and
>ted to Mwftlity^ Pure
the Arta, Sciences and
Any peraon sending
rouble of getiing op thi
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French Language.
extensive circulation
B«Bd oilers, especiaJlj
Jl Street, Montreni.
r. •'.,.!,' .,,
bla tliititV t* tjttdeirtajic
i)ets and Cards wliich
"rjtji o,v«ir otticji) Typo-
s and blhers to iheir
to them, in being able
WTICJNy ^ po.
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THE mONTRBi^L WITNESS,
; til \i
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...am
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, ktep, pac«. a« far a. its .paoe «ill pcrmiS with
the Literature and News of the da^, giving a selection of ilyi best article., from Ihfl British,
American mid Canadian papers, wiih a digest of the most important new", Religious khd
Seciilar. Departments are devoted to Mothers and Children, to Young Men, and to Hor-
tujulture and Farming A Literary Supplempat is given once a moqtb, containing R(6-
views^Notioesof, and Extracts from. New Pbbticati "nil. ^ *. ".^
ij J*?""*-"^' P" annum in advance, |»j ed on Credit. Three new Subscribers, or an
old Subscribei rendmg two new ones, will receive the three copies for one year for «5, if
(Hid slrl6try in advance. All letters to be addressed to the Proprietor.
4^
JOHN DOUGALL, WilntiS Office, Montreal.
OILSl OILS!! OILS!!!
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THE Subscribers devote themselves exclusively to the Importation and Manpfacture of
OILS. By devoting tlicmselves exclusively to this branch of business, they are thereby
enabled to pfffir to their customers the superior advantages resulting from the purohnaej In
large quanties, of the different kinds of Oils at their respective placesr of prodactlttn ; and h<f
combining the manufacturing and refining of Oils with the importation of the criiHe artiele,
they.arie eonfidenl «f being able to execute orders an the very best teruu. .
Their Stock wilMomprise!— ■ h\]Qii-^\\
Bleached and Unblefohed Summer and Winter Sperm Oils; Bleache(3 i^od iJnbloached
Samn»er and Winter Elephant Oils ; Bleached and Unbleached Summer itfd Wli^ter Solar
Sperm Oil"; Double Clarified Lard Oil; Best Refined Gallipoli Olive OH; Bout Rcffn^
Sicilv Olive Oil; Patent Refined Russian Rapeseed Oil; Fine Nut Oil; Palm Oil ; Raw
and Boiled Linseed Oil; Boiled Spanish Paint Oil; Oils for fullers' use; Oils for curriers'
use; Pale and Straw Colored S«al Oils; €od, W^le and Pwijlioise OiU ; Machinery Oil*.
They manufacture, and would call particular attention to their Refined Lubricating Ma-
obinery Oil, w^ich Utey warrant to be suitable for Railroads, Steamboats, and ewryolhw
class of valuable machinery.
They weuld beg to remind proprietors of valuable machinery that the amount of injury
resulting to the same from Iho aseof base oils, is inealculable.
They are alno agents for thw Mantifacloreri of Patent SPERM, ADAMANTINE tnd
STEARINS GANDIiES. ,'(};
McDonald, brothers & cJti^^'r
' 25, St. Peter Street, Bltontii^i:'' '
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MONTHEAL.
.. r, •; WIlLy All UM^^ ? v'~
MUSI, msA '^^S^t^t^im, vtmusm
Comtr of Great St. Jama and St. Pettr Streets, Montreal
Imftates eVery kind of WOOD and MARBLE and Executes Ornaaiental
Painting m all its branches, and in first rate style,— also,
PAPER HANGING & COLORING IN DISTEMPER
;, - ''-^rt.- PHOMPTIV ATTRND.D TO. *'^f^^iWri!.K
ImSconstantly on handa general auortment of Dry Colouro. Paints Oils Glasa Putt.
n,„mnM„ ifi. J J f''^*^*;^ HANGING, &c. All orders left at his establishment will be
proipfily attended to. as he makes it a fixed principle to attend to all orders without in,
btea executed in a superior style,
J
(GEAmS! (GIHIMlg!' (GIHIM1§!0 '
• No. I, St. Antoine Stre et, Montreal.
Ba HIIiLiA (From London).
PaperhMger, Map lloimtor & Vamisher, Fancy Box Manufiwturer, fto.
iVo. 38 Great St. Jame$ Street, near St. Peter Street, * *
MONTREAL. 4 3,,,
Drawing Papers Mounted for Maps, Plans and Sections of Railwavil'- 'Man. m„«n,-«i
^ H ALEX. WALLACiC^ ~
Lag(mchetiere Street, near Bleury Street, Montreal,
U constantly manufacturinff PLANES of every description, which are not
^ am ,n.. ^ouutry, acKpuipajsiea oy tr.e casn, or a respectable citv
toiaS!'"'""*'' '"• <"V -"<"»«• ■W'"". ..'".U.I. upon
IGW
Gabrie.
SAWEC
:oT«oH
PRSNTERI
HAVING RI
Are now pn
From thei
confident tha
will give ent
Every deia
Having fitted t
most superior T
htat 9i*il» e?er<
BOOK,
Which they wii
I.
kPSBIANBEB
Montreal,
cutes Ornamental
Jl tk\»Oy
DISTEMPER
ill orders are ai-
re moderate.
I, Oils, Glare, Putty.
It a ytry lijfht orofit.
id SIGN PAINT,
iilBbliahmenf will be
1 ordere without an;
ot Woods and .Mar.
Mfir.
Hairs, fof aale at
.McGARVEY,
Street, Montreal.
nu£M>tiirer, &o.,
tet.
JVfapg moanted on
imiihinr Architeo.
indow Bills, &g.
inding. Boxes and
ontreaU^
which are not
this Continent.
Bspectable city
IS usual, upon
MONTREAL.
309
JAMES DOUGLAS,
lEW STEAH SAW ^ FIAHIV6 IILL,
AND
Gabriel Street, Wett of MeCord Street, Facing the Laehine Canal Uaiin.
SAWED AND DRESSED LUMBER FOR SALE.
EESIDEKCE :-William8'iBuilding8, CoUege Street.
0ORI, 0wai 4 simisoi,
WNTERS & PUBLISHERS OF "THE SUN" NEWSPAPER,
Wo. 20, St. Francois Xavier Street, Montreal,
HAVING RECEIVED A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OP
Are now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to them on the shortest
not'ce, and at the most reasonable charges,
l-rom their long experience in the Printing Business, M., O. ds S. feel
confident that all work entrusted to them, will be executed in a manner that
will give entire satisfaction.
^ery deicription of Plain and Fancy Printing done with neatneet and deipatch.
WILiSOmS & 1VOL.AW,
No. 3 McOill Street, Jllontreal,
Ha»ingr fitted up a General PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, with a selection of the
most superior Type and Furniture of all kinds, can engage to turn out promptly, and in the
tiett style, e?sr^ deacription ct ^ '^ '
BOOK, CARD, BILL, JiJ^D GEJTERAL JOB PRIKTmO,
Which they will execute with accuracy and despatch and upon very moderaie terow.
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Us
IN
910
MONTREAL.
MONTREAL TO
NEW YORK ft ROSTON.
AND BXPiBSS LI.
am S^^Butamtmctl^ailtm^
FROM MONTREAL TO ROUSES POINT,
Connecting wUi, the Vermont and Canada Road to Buriinoton. with the
nevv Express Steamers on Lake Champlain, and with all Lines to Bosto,
or iSEw ioi{K>
.V, '^?rv **" c""'^ direct auduniiroken Railroad rouU hei-^een Montreal and
hose ernes, Saratoga Springs Troy, Albany, Buflalo, Niagara Falls, Ogdens-
burjrh, Lake George, White Mountains, &c. >^^g"cns
.Trams Hun three times daily, and connect with all Rshroad and Steamboa!
Lmes centremg at Rouses Point.
Dislanco from MtJfitrcal to Miles.
Rouaea Point 44,
Ogdensburgh 162
Burlington 34
Boston 314
Albany, 236
New York, 335
Saratoga Springs, 198
Buffalo ,,,471
Niagara Falls 472
Trains leave Montreal after the arrival of the Steamers froi7 Quebec, and
Passengers reach Boston or New York the same day, and Buffalo or Niagara
rails early next morning. ^
io^^^Z^^:;^^^:^^'^' -vey Passengers by dayligh,
Passengers leaving New York or Boston, in the morning, will reach Men-
tr8alijt,rae to take the Steamer for Quebec iq the eveiiin*. arriving, at an
M L 1" r"" ""T?^- '^''°'f '"""'"S ^«~^^ ^%^ *« the e^ning, arrive .n
Montreal at an early hour next day; .doru 6 .c- *
This is the most expeditious, direct, and pleasant route to Lake Gbohoi,
SilHATOGA SpHINOS, WlllTE MOUNTAINS, &C.
Tickets for almost all places in the United States, and the most n^WM^ ;..
lormauon car* ije ^.ad at the Office of the Champlain and St. LawreqcV'Raii-
road Company, corner of Custom-House Square, opposite the Quebec Steam-
cunning Time.
1 honr 15 min.
5 " 15 «
4ff
00
80
00
00
00
00
2 . ^
11 »'
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12
8
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n
it
7 ill
tO.
itd^
This n«
Oi
Ita ceotn
and the pv
ROOM in
The Hall
will be brill
The«di(
ivill,.np d.Qi
N.B.~T
parties rem
BdldeTsMail
Mannfaeto
Iftavritv Mrod
Subseriberi ai
jfJTo numeroui
ly, finnli and <
States and Ca
tared at theft 1
Montreal and
Cbampiaintni
.r.'f/Q.'
I BOSTON.
iSUlW.
MONTAEAL.
lirtii St. James
Street, Montreal
POINT,
xiNGTON, with the
: Lines to fiosTon
veen Montreal and
;ara Falls, Ogdens-
)ad and Steambo!
ning Timo.
inr 15 min.
15
45
00
30
00
00
' 00
' 00
from Quebec, and
Buffalo or Niagara
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This newly-erected HALL will be ready for the accomrnodation ot
m(&wmm, TOSAMgm MM^m^,
n if^D mUC ENTERTAINMENTS, . .
On Slext ST. GEORGE'S DAY, 23d AprU.
Its central situation, being in the vicinity of the POST OFFICE BANKS
^%i&t P''"'='P?1 HOTELS, renders it preferable to any other PUBLIC
ROOM in the City. ' xT^:
The Hall is capabis o( holding between Five and Six Hundred PersonVand
will be brilliantly lighted witti Gas, and on a level with the Street.
The adaptation of the Hall lor VOCALISTS is superior. These advantaees
wuii.np doubt, receiyiBjUiB public patronage. Apply to •
JO HN JONES, ~
W.B.— The central situation of this Room, renders it very convenient for
partiea removing their effects for Public Sale.
~^
_ M'lEAI * WHIBHI, ..^,
edldeTsMailroail, Passenger, Sipress, Baggage, Freight, Plalform and Gravel Cars, k Snow Ploughs.
I '■ [■[ 'T '1" / i^ f/t. ^- -—^^-^ — ^~ — , .
Bannfactories, Jnrray and Kemp St., Montreal, C.E. Mclean k Wright.,
Niagara, lluecn « Wharf, Toronto, CW. McLean, Wright & Co.
f.fiT^K*^'*'^'''''''' *'"'' '!!"'*J'"P''''''''^ ™^'^'''""y. »"d employing theh'sthandionly, the
Subsenber. aw »«w prepared to contract for all descriptions of Railroad Car., and can
.naPr« h„ ,1o^';„l,fl f'"''""'<''"""y'''^L'!'."""/''. ''"'*'''' '='"«l'«"i«« *'"l private individuals, as to li.e style, quali.
JDgeraby dayaght|ly fin»», and do«b.htr of the work which they have heretofore turned out in the iLed
tared at Ihofr crtaUlrthmenta be exceeded by that of any iuher house in N.r^h America.
) will reach Mon-
ing; arriving, at p
evening, arrive in
> Lakb GborqEi
!' most reliable in
I. Lawrence Bail
le Quebec Steam
ica nvv (j;«it itn;'!-'
i
SS; ItJflBRENOE TO THE FflllOWINfi dnWAKIK: .xdlO/
St.,t««»i<«Wce A'AtlABtic Rnlroad, Canada
Montreal and New York Railroad. Canada
Cbamplain Md Si. Lawrence Railroad, Cn
,1^7/0;'
■) /Jiot
Ojdensburgh Railroad, New Yorlr "
Vermont Central Railroad, Vermont
Rothe and Waterton Railroad, New York
Quebec and iiiciyiiond Kariroad, Canadi)
MoLEMN h WRIGHT, MmtresK
MoLEAN, WRIGHT & Co., Toronto.
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SIS
MONTREAL.
M. O'iHEARA,
imilOAD
II • 11 II'
:CAKlIAi;|
m5
COACH, ClRRliO & SLlIfiH BUILDER,
AND AT ijH£KBKOOKE,
MANUFACTURES lo order, RAILROAD CARRIAGES and CARS of every deicnpf
tion, with the latest impruvementi and in the motl lubatanlial manner, and hai conatanili
on hand, or inakea to order, all kind* of Vehiclea which are used iii Canada. HavinJ
had an eiperience of 39 ycara in the trade in Munlroal, during which time ho believei tbi
Carriaitea which he haa buili hare given entire aatiafHction to hia nutnorniia c•Jflotner^ hi
Ihinki it unncccRMry to aay more ihan that he ii Htill to bo found at his OLD STAND n
•bove, and alio at Siicrbrooks, prepared to attend to the ordera of hia frienda and the pubLi
«i heretofore.
Til eiWTlE,
AlO)
UNDER-
MWS ffllif STOil
AND
establishmen:
159, notre dame street, montreal
(Shirt Manufactory in Lundonderry.)
THIS it the only complete ealabliahment of the kind in Canada. Ordera receive the moi
careful and economical attention. The LADIES' and BABY LINEN DEPARTMENT!
are under competent Female management. Ludiea* Marriage OU r*FITS complots
^Tenns— Cash Only and One Prioe.
H0U8I
Bronze and
Bedsteads ;
nd improve
Cooking Sa
Warehouse !
approved pa
also, can be
IB^EM
IN.
The attenlioi
the Toltowing
Common^ Li
)llve. Old Bro
itapieta aaiori
Belmont Spo
moke or imell
PA 'JrEJ¥T_^ 8 .
THK aUOrORIBia COMTINDKa Tu HANVVAOTtJRI HU
(GELimMfEl FMEMl" WUSMl
Which have been found ao univeraally bucccsbIuI in giving reief to the afflicted,
and the following AgenU arc at all times prepared lo Turniah them, via. : * pe cneapeat an
Macdonald & Co., Montreal ; S. J. Lyman & Co., do ; R. Birke, do ; R. Trud^au, do ; Di )li»e. Solar Spi
Improved Lai
Iperm Oil ; An
be cheapeat an
Star
Smallwood, St, Ma^rtina ; Dr. Lawrence, St. Andrewa ; Dr. Fowler, Kmgaey ; Dr,
geon, Clarejidan ; Juin Morris, S;. Thcrcse ; JohnXeenan, Tiiree Rivera.
ApplieatioM for AgcDeiea to be addreued (o JOHN O. BROWN,
34, St. GeneTleve St., Montreal
The facililiea
iieir Machiner)
ffer luperior ad
IIIUI
!AR8 of every deKr
er, •nd hai cunitanli;
I III Canada. Havitij
ioh time he believei thi
imeroiii cuiiomer^,
thi» OLD STAND
I frif nde and the publ.(
MOffTREAL.
91S
n
a
^mlll 'Wl V W W Nin 'Wll IHlj
m 51, GREAT ST. JAMES^ STREET,
NBARIT 0PF08ITE THE OTTAWA lOTBL,
D£AL£R IN
I!
f
AND
8TABLISHMEN
K
)NTREAI|
)rder8 receive the moi
!N DEPARTMENT!
•FITS complete.
ES.
H»
HOUSE FURNflSHIIIG, FANCY IRON WORK, AC.
SUCH AS :—
Bronze and Gilt Cast Iron Hat and Umbrella Stands ; Cast and Wrought Iron
Bedsteadg; Cots and Cradles j Cast Iron Settees, Chair* and Fablea, new
ind improved patterns; Beat Styles of Hall, Parlour and Cooking St'ovea ;
Cooking Ranges, Orates and Fenders; Cemetery Railings; Counter and
Warehouse Scales; Hot Air Furnaces, Registers and Ventilators of the most
approved pattern, for public buildings: Stores, Offices, private houses, dec,
also, can be put up, if required, and warranted to give satisfaction.
SlBtB* SOAP, GANDLE, and LARI^ Oil
MANUFACtdl^Y,
INSPECTOR STREET, MONTREAL.
The attention of Ml!ttb(fANT8, MACHINISTS, and the Trade generally, is invited
the folloiving Articles, manufbCtured by the Snbacriberi, viz. :—
Common, Liverpool, Pale Yellow, White, Castile. Crane's Labor-Savinf, Cbomical
)livo, Old Brown and White Windsor, Variegated, Almond, Shaving, Rypopbagen, aod a
tfoplete assortment of Fancy Soaps.
(SI ^ S? ID IL 03 @ ;
Belmont Sporm— tDpehor to any imported; Patem Wax— eeonomioal, aad free from
moke or imell ; Wax Wicka— an excellent article ; Tallow Candles.
(D SI£i@ ;
Improved Lard Oil, of the fineat quality, and superior, in many respecta, to either OtiTeor
Iperm Oil ; Anti-Corrosive Machinery Oil, unequalled by any hitherto used in the Province,
lie cheapest and the beet fhr Railroads. Steamboats, and all kinds of Maebinery : Soerro.
tli.a a_i.. Q....n B>.l IVk.l. r<_J ...J rr. i e\:t ' ' r •
Kingiey; Dr. Stnr
liveri).
HN O. BROWN,
BnevioTe St., Montreal
ef to the afflieted,
ihthcm, vii. : _. ^ . .^.„„,..„,„.„, _„„
; R. Trudeau, iQ ; Di )live. Solar Sperm, Seal, Whale, Cod, and Tanners' Oil.
. V, 11. o...£ Y(,e faciliUea for manufacturing poesessed by the Subucribers from recent improvemenia in
iieir Machinery, combined with the newest discnveriea in the Minuiacture, enable them to
ff«r superior adtrantages, both in pHc* and quality, to parohasers.
JOHir MATHEWSOV & 80V.
f2
M
tM
MONTRtiAL.
II
® ® S S B. IT E
.iA:
THE NAME IS
No. 53 GREAT ST. JAMES STREET,
Thi« EstablisTiment, which was originally opened in Nptre Dame Street in
18*8, will be REMOVED on the 1st of May, 1853, to No. 53 Oreat St.
Jnmes Street, nearly opposite the Ottawa Hotel, and close to the Merchants'
Exchange Reading Room, where the Business will be, carried on upon the
same principles of " ' fe' ' >> ' ■ :3s
SHALL PROFITS, QnGK R£^AB|^{|0^1^ SAL2S, A FIRST RATE
Which have heretofore earned for !
Such a large share of popularftyi and so liberal a support from aU
who deserve the name of
GOOD & ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPERS.
Families can be supplied at all times with HALF CHESTS, CATTIES
and BOXES of TEA, trom 2lb8. upwards, and with '
m
of every desirable size.
CE>S3'S3fl^y,
As small Profits and Quick Returns are the principles upon which this
efta|^is)i|neRt was commenced, and is still conducted.
.«'r.nrv-'"\t
COUHTRT HEBCHANTS i^ HEAIEBS
Will f]nd it to their advantage to call, as they can here select their supplies
in any quantity required, and from a Stock whicl: uoniaina a greaitt variety
of Teas and CoflTees, than can be found in any Store in the City.
^^-^ ^ SAMUEL COCHRAN.
Mil
OFFICES :
Thii Lim
havini; onHcri
eomrortand ei
StAie Rooms I
7s fid currency
Quebec nnd M
principal Hole
Trareller
maalljr six dul
ind Hs every i
confidently lin|
Portmanteau
mgl* Luw rB.\t
4; ■'^
Dealer in S
Stand and Hi
Wifiha ! ffiirn!
Wholwalk P
EET,
> Dame Street in
•^0. 53 (rreat Sl
o the Merchants'
ried on upon the
1 FIRST RATE
lort from aU
EEPERS.
rS, CATTIES,
)pon which this
EBS
L't thflirBupplles
greater varieiy
Cily.
>CHRAN.
MOTfTRBAt.
315
DAILY tlNE OF STEAMEES
BETWEEN
OFFICES : OiUespie's Wharf, Quebeo, and'61, OommissionerB St. Montreal*
Thii Lino runBi»ts of the well known Boats LADY FXGIN and CRESCENT, which*
hatine ondcreone a thorough repair and r* filling during the paiit winter, are now equni in
c<mtriirtandconvenipnce toany Iviala on the St. Lawrence, and Ihey nre filled up with
Stale Rooms ihrouuhont, for which there is no extra charge. The C«bin Fare is fixed at
7« fid currency, or one dollar and a half, meale included, and the avera)rc lime of arrival in
Quebec and Mooireal, is from thirty to sixty mlnntesptevious to Ihe breakfast hour at the
principal Hnteli.
Trarellera will bear in mind the high rate of fare which they paid on this route (being
Moally six dollars), before the ownera of •• Tale's Line" commenced rnnnine Ihoir boatit,
ind Hs every attention will be paid to their safety, cnmfort and convenience, the Proprietor,
confidently hope for a cnnt rmation of the liberal Kopport which Ihey have hitht'rio receiveds
i^lTIMIi f lilt f IC70II
«ND
(RED BRICK BUILDING)
zro. 113 ST. "PATsi, street;
' Corner of St. Jean Baptiste Street,
..Wo So KHliBjaBilg^
'" Formerly H. Rice & Co,
Portmanteaus, Valises, Travelling and Pa»fking Trunks, all sizes and qoalitiet. at axeMd.
ingljf LOW PRICES, FOR CAfn. ^^
Dealer jn Solar Hnngine, Table and Side Lampa; Cimphene ditto; Fluid Hanging*
Stand and-Hand dit o; Steamboat Lanterns, &c., &c. ; Lamp Shudea ; Chimniea end
C5- TRU.^K MAKERS' MjITERIjJLS.j;;!^
WHOLtMAh* PuRcuASBRB literally doalt with; The public are reapectfully requested 'o
call, previoua to making purchaaes elsewhere.
In
f 5
316
h '
MONTREAL
f'jiEST Fmi^ET2K17ME^
174,
NOTRE
DAME
CORNER
OP
STREETi
JOHN
STREET
I
HAS DOW on hand the largest and beat aasorted Stock of Trunks, Valises, Porlmanteaui,
&o., of every description, to be found in Canada ; logether with. Satchels, Travelling
"'i5*' *"••"' B"a' variety, both ofaize and style, ranging in price from 2s. to $6 each.
His SIrck of Indra Rubber Goods consists of Waterproof Coats, Capes, Jacket*, Panti,
Ljeegms. Caps and Trovclling Bags ; and the articles are such that purchasers can provide
Jhemselyes with »e6mpleto shelter from rain. Parties about to emigrate to Australia or
l^liforniB, will £nd, in the Trunks made at this establishment, all the desirable qoalities of
•Irongth, oomiMCtncss, neatness and durability, while the prices are verv moderate.
Wholesale purchasers and Country Merchants dealt with on liberal terms. Remember the
address is '« The First Prize Trunk Store," 174. Notre Dame St. R, DEAN.
^s'
SlflNTfiBH IC.HK
Eh
3
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i
S5
o
.00
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HEREBY
Made at their
rior, and in e^
tinn, being m
fiom W. E. I
(as well as th
Toronto,) whi
of their Agcni
WINE
TheS
JfARTEL'S
and Brow
HENNESSY'
DsKUYPER
ol;> JAMAI
Out lie
BOOTH'S Ol
CAMPBELTC
LONDON am
Thewbole of
Families r
dy. 2 do Gin, S
order, by remit
inteed aound, |
lectfully solicit
Hontr
Every descri|
Safes, Fire Gua
Biirley. Oat, P
iVholesalo and I
Province the Pi
nanufactared a
IE CONSIOBDAD
leretofore receii
iromptly execul
UMMM
CORNER
OP
MONTREAL.
817
STREET,
I
THE NINGSEY SLATE COMPMIY
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, THAT THEY HAVE APPOINTED
MESSRS. ANOERSON, EVANS & CO.,
THEIR AGENTS FOR THE SALE OW TH8
Made at their Qaarries m KiiVMy Tanad. Eait. The quality of the«e Slatea if wry «UDe
nor. and in every respect suitable for Roofing, and .he prices are such as to defy ZmS
/ Ti" .u'^S""' ?•*>•' Pi"''""'*' Geologist, aad from a number ..f builde« of thia ci U
(« wall aa the Premium and Diploma obtained at the I»at Pwlnolal E^hibftKeld fn
^fT-^i "'"."^ T" •'If!' ?d«Pt«tion to the purpose of Roofing can be seen .uhe offic!
of their Agents, where all information respecting prices may be obtained.
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, LianOBS, &C.
The Subscriber respectfully announces that he has opened those
Central and Commodious
klises, Portmanteauf,
Satchels, Travelling
m 2i. to $6 each,
apes, Jackets, Pants,
rchasers can provide
prate to Australia ur
desirable qoaliliea uf
are very moderate,
tns. Remember the
R. DEAN.
o
.00
Pale
EDINBURGH & ENGLISH ALES
PORT WINK, best brands
OLD BENECARLO, and other Spanish
Winea
SHERRY, best brands
MADEIRA, hen brands
CHAMPAGNES, best brands, in pints and
qntirts
LIQUEURS In great variety
a very small advance Dpon Uie cost,
. „^*°l!|'" «**.''*'?*' in city (>r country, can have a sample case, containing 3 bottles Bran-
dy. 2 do Gin. 8 do Jamaica Rum, 2 do Sherry, 2 do Madeira, and 2 do Pori, forwarded to
order, by rernitting five dollars, postage free, and the Wines and Liquorssent will be euar
meed sound, genuine and unaduUeraled. A share oCpublic patronHge and support arlres-*
I" H?,^'"'^''«*"r .*'"^,*"^''9" ?j'i^« '?.*de to merit their continuance.
■ ' JOSEPH MAPIfl
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NO. 109, NOTRE DAME STBEET,
(ENTRANCE BY THE GATEWAY,)
wmsL A iLAMis Amw wjsiLiE, sigiL]S(jj!ipigiiD ^mm
CONSISTING of: *
MARTEL'S COGNAC BRANDF.
and Brown
HENNESSY'S COGNAC BRANDY
DsKUYPER'S, HOLLAND'S GIN
0L;» JAMAICA RUM. some 10 years in
uottle
BOOTH'S OLD TOM
CAMPBELTOWN <t ISLAY WHISKEY
LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER
Tbe whole of which w.'ll be Sold at
JOSEPH MACKBNZIEi
WILLIAM H. RICE'S
Alontreal Wire Cioth ^omUneMtw^
No. 23 NOTRE DAME STREET, , .„,,(
NEXT TO DONEOANA's HOTEL, M O K T « E A L . i ,*
sirFi^r."'"]""^' )l*""^i!f,'' "";? ^'"'"^ madetoordet; Wire Fencing, Wire M^t
WI« n.. p'"''''' Fenders, Riddles, Cages, Rat Traps. Flower SUnds. Baftet,; W^eaJ
Jirley. Oat. Pea and Malt Screena; Cribble and Fanning Mills on an ImproVed biWn
Jholesalo and Retail. As this is xhh <inly manufactory of this description of Goods in t&
'ro»inoe the Proorietor trusts that h<« •in<t»»nr. tp .„L\„ .i.- n— jI. u.-. " •". . .
nanufactared articles, (which «.H As 'joun^^u.fi^'Zylm;^:^"^:;^-.^;:^^
;er«tS «!lf°^!i^''"^"; *"' T*/ ""^•''" '""^"^ °^ """ encouragement which he hM
„mM? V f'f '?'' '^' which he returns his sincere thanks. Orders from a dist.no!
wmptly executed on favorable ternii ; and Country Metehanta aupplied on abort notife*.
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MONTREAL-QUEBEC.
,ni fmi
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OP
jsDD Qlfa uwi Ma &a
CAPITAL— ie500.000 STERLING.
t\'? Cf HOMAS BARING, Esq.. M.P. ; G. C. GLYNN, E»q., M.P.
PrMirfen*— Sir Rrtndolph J. Uouth, K.C B,
Vice President— W Mam CUnfimntitExq.
l>tVcefor«—Jolin Auldjo, P. Buchanan, Charles Morriion, W. Gordon Thompson and
.'.'.oliMh R. VVileon, Ei-qs.
,''«m«Mswner« in Cnnada—R. 8. Atcheson and F. A. Harper. Ei«q».
Coantel and Solicitor at Montreal— Hi-nry Judah, Esq., 31 Little St. Jamea Street.
Notary at Montreal— ThtnA. Douoel, E-q.
Office at iMunircal— 31 Lilt'e St. Jamea Street.
Form* of apniieation for Loans, with every rcquiaiie inrormation, may be obtained at tU
Company't Office, in Kingston, or from Henry Judah, Esq., or Theod. Doucct, Eiq.,
Montreal.
Tach6, H
Tesiieri 1
QUEBEC.
(See Canada Directobt, Page 287.)
Adjutants'
W
Advocate <i
Agricullur
Attorneys.
W(
Bank of B
Bank of 1
An
Bank of I
Bu
Barrack .M
Bankrupt (
British No
Canadian
Chief Eng
Chief of P,
City Hall,
City Clerk,
City Surve
City Treaa
Clerk of th
Clerk of th
Coroner, B
Comtnissai
Crown Ag(
Crown Lai
Plai
Custom He
Prascnt population, about 47,000, and steadily increasing. '
Corporation.— Ulric J. Tessler, mayor; Councillors-— Charles Alleyn
W. H. Anderson, Alexis Dorval, Germain Guay, George Hall, Pau'
^ Lepper, T. C. Lee, William Lumpson, John Maguire, Angiis M'.
Donald, Joseph Morrin, Hugh Murray, P. X. Paradis, J. P. Rheaume, K)^j'^J.'^,foJ
Olivier Robitaille, R. H. Russell, James A. Sewell, W. S. Sewell, Executive
George Railton, manager of water works. The other City officer! d'^
remain as before. Garrison L
JXTDGXS, LEGISLATIVJB COUNCILLOHS AND MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT' Governor.(
(Addenda to page 290.) -"*
Cameron, Hon. Malcolm, President Executive Council, M.P.P. for Huron
Chabpt, Hon. J., IVl.P.P. for Bellechasse, Commissioner of Public Works
Clapkani, J« G., M.P.P. for Megantic
Drummond, Hon. L. T., Attorney.Gcneral East, M.P.P for Shefford
Dubord, Hypotile, M.P.P. for Quebec City, vice Methot
Hincks; Hon. Francis, Inspector.General, M.P.P. for Oxford
Ljiutin, Joseph, M.P P. for Lotbiniere
Morin, Hon. A. N., Provincial Secretary, M.P.P. for Terrebon*
Morris, Hon. James, M.LjC, PostmasterGt^neral
R .•.!,. ^4- M-^ ttt P A., „».. r!^..p.pnl Wna< MPP fn^X.m.^Am
iCntifUS, nun* tt • £>*, rxitur nt-j.-^jj^n*. Fw* " ■^'•y'.j i»J.i.«» !»■ ii^vMiT
Rolpb, Hon. John, Commissioner Crown Lands, M.P.P. for Norfolk
Stuart, G. 0., M.P.P. for Quebec City, vice Chabot
d'A
Harbor Mi
Trir
ludson's B
ndian Depi
nspector G
Loii
legislative
<unatic Asj
Carriage L
layor ol' th
iechanics'
(ontreai T
e's Bu
ilMIl
ERL.ITVG.
Baq., M.P.
Gordon Thompson and
]lfq».
lie St. James Street.
iniiy be obtained at thi
Theod. Douoct, Etq,,
— Charles Alleyn'
George Hall, Pau'
aguire, Angus M'.
dis, J. P. Rheaume,
'ell, W. S. Sewell.
other City officers
or PABLIAMENT'
l.P.P. for Huron
of Public yVorks
for Shefford
ford
rebon*
fo'' Leeds
for Norfolk , J
QUEBEC.
Tach6, Hon. E. P., Receiver-General, M.L.C.
Tesiier, U. J., M.P.P. for Portneuf
319
PUBLIC OFFICES
AND
INSTITUTIONS.
J 'J'
'-.J-
! -.'.t
i'
(Given anew.) .*
Adjutants-General of Militia-Col. DeSalaberry, East. Colonel Macdonnell,
West, 47 St. Anne, U T .
Advocates' Library, J. B. Landry, librarian, Court-bouse, U T
Agricultural J)epariment, Hon. M. Cameron, 47 St. Anne, U T
Attorneys.General, Hon. T. L. Drummond, East, Hon. W. B. Richardi,
West, Union buildings, Place D'Arines, U T
Bank of British North America, R. Cassells, manager, St. Peter, L T y
Bank o JVIontreal Branch, W. Gunn, mani.frer, corner of St. Peter and'
Arthur, L T
^'"•^ "eUde^U^T *^"' ^' ^' ^""'''"'''» manager, Clouett's Buildioga;
Barrack Master, C. Cornwall, St. Anne, U T
Bankrupt Court, Court House, St. Louis, U T
British North American Eiectric Telegraph Office, Arthur, L T
Canadian Institute, P. JolicoBur, librarian, Clouett's buildings U T
Chief Engineer Fire Department, N. Wells, 6 St. Joachim, U T
Chief of Police, R. H. Rustell, City Hall, St. Louis, U T
City Hall, St. Louis, U T
City Clerk, F. X. Garneau, City Hall, St. Louis, U T
City Surveyor, Joseph Hamel, City Hall, St. Louis, U T
City Treasurer, A. Gauthier, City Hall, St. Louis, U T
Clerk of the Crown, James Green, Court House, St. Louis, UT
Clerk of the Peace, Peirault dc Doucet, Court House, St. Louis, U T
Coroner, B. A, Panet, Sf J. A. Panet, 8 Grand All6e, St Louis Road
Comtnissariat Department, F. S. Carpenter, A. C. G., St. Louis, U T
Crown Agent, D. lVl<Lean Stewart, 28 St. Peter, L T . ■ ■ ■
Crown Lands, Hon. John Rolpb, commissioner, old Chateau of St. Loui>.
Place D'Armea, U T i. > . V
Custom House, J. W. Dunscombe, collector, St. Peter, L T v ^ ' ' ,,'
Emigration Department, A. C. Buchanan, chief agent, Hunt's wharf, L T
Eiecut^e Council, Hon. M. Cameron, president, Union buildings, Place
Garrison Library, Jesuits' Barracks, U T I
Governor.General's Secretary, Hon. Colonel Bruce, Union buildings, Place
d'Armes, U T " ,.
Harbor Master and Captain of the Port, — ■ . t
Trinity House, St. Peter, L T
ludson's Bay Company, J. S. Watt, agent, 87 St. Paul, L T
Qdian Department, Union buildings. Place D'Armes, U T ,%
nspector General, Hon. Francis Hincks, Jones' buildings, 8 and 10 St'
Louis, U T ,i Mrti
.egislatiye Council, Hon. R. E. Caron, speaker. Parliament buildion
.unaiic Asylum, Mr. Wakeham, warden Beauport
Carriage Licenses, J. G. Irvine, St. Louis Road
layor of the City, U. J. Tessier, City Hall, St, Loulsj U T
iechanics* Institute, Freemasons' Hall, Buade, U T '
lontreal Telegraph Co., G. W. Purkis, operator, Arthur, L T i6
'eople'i Building Society, 1 Fabrique, U T
m
? 11
n-j
pi I
QUBBBO^>
Police Magistrate, John Maguire, Court>hous(>, St. Louis, U T
Post Office Department, Hon. James Morris, P. M. G., Mount Carmel, U T
Post Office, J. Seweil, P. M., Freemasons' Hall, Buade, U T
Protlionotary, Burroughs dc Fiset, Court-house, St. Louis, U T
Provincial Secretary, Hon. A. N. Morin, Union buildings, Place D'Armes,
UT
Provincial Registrar, Ttwmas Amiot, deputy, Old Chateau of St. Louii,
Place D'Armes.U T
Pablio Works, Hon. J. Chabot, commissioner, Old Chateau of St. Louw,
Place D'Armes, U T
Queb^ti Bank, Charles Gethings, cashier, St. Peter, L T
Quebec Biiilding Society, Francis Vezina, secretary, St. George, U T
Quebec Savings' Bank, James Turnbull, secretary, St. Pelir, L T
C*i<:hec Provident and Savings' Bank, George Veasy, casMer, BuAde, U T
Quebec Gas Company, W. A. Curry, secretary, Orleans Wharf, L T
Quebec Exchange, Williain Larie, superintendent, Arthur, L T
Quebec Library Association, Miss Meiklejohn, librarian, St Anao, U T
Quebec High School, W. Andrew, A. M., rector, St. Denis^ Cape
Quebec Literary and Historical Society, Parliament House, U T
Quebec and Richmond Railroad Co., T. W. Lloyd, secretary, Buade, U 1
Quebec Mining Company, W. H. A. Davies, secretary, St. Peter, L T
Quebec and Halifax Telegraph Office, corner St. Peter and Arthur, L T
Quebec Fire Loan Office, Lojis Prevost, secretary, St. Peter/ L T
QuarterMaster General, 63 St* Louis, U T , ,« « , . rrrp
Receiver. General, Hon. E. P. Tach6, Jones' buildings, 8 and 10 St. Louis U T
Registrar for the County, C. N. Montizambert, 12 Garden U T
Revenue' Inspector, J. M. Lemoine, 8 Garden, U T
St. Roch's Reading Room, L. Lavoie, secretary, 24 Grant S R
Sheriff, W. S. Seweil, Court-house, St. Louis, U T
Shipping Master, A. Hawkins, to Chumplain, L T ttt
Siatislirs, Board of, W. C. Crofton, Secretary, Place D'Armes, U T,
Superintendent of Pilots, Francis Gourdeau, Trinity House, St Peter lil
Supervisor of Cullers, Johii Sharpies, Sault.au.Matelot, L T
Town Major, Captain Knight, Main Guard Housej U T
Trinity House, Lindsay and Lemoine, clerk and registrar, 46 St. Peter L 1
Turnpike Trust, John Porter, secretary, 38 St. Peter, L T
Union Building Society, John Ross, secretary, Cloueti's buildmgsi Moun-
tain, U T
Water Bailiff, B. Lafleur, Trinity House, St. Peter, L T . ..J i
Waterworks, George RaHton, manager, City Hall, St. Louis, U T
TATBRARY AND NATIONAL SOCIETIES.
Advocates' Library, Hon. Justice Panet, president } Hon. R. E. Caron,
treasurer ; *J. B. Landry, librarian. ,, ,. . «
Institute Canadieii, Hon. Louis Panet, president; F. Vezina, treasurer ; f.
Hunt, librarian «r tr a
Literary and Historical Society, Hon. R. E. Caron, president ; W. H. A.
Davies, treasurer ; E. T. Fletcher, librarian *
Library Association, A-. Joseph, president : W. Hossack, treasurer ; J. H.
Clint, secretary ,„ t «. ,. n .
Mechanics' Institute, W. A. Holwell, president ; W. J. BickeU, treasurer;
R. Pooler, secretary
St. Andrew
i treai
St.Geot«e'!
A^J
St. Je^Ba
; .treas
S<,Patrick'<
;.-.x-'.0'Fl
;■)" I. J O:) ■ ■
Ststainant or t
Ml, and the
1^848......
1849
1860
18M
1859.;...;
OrtheabAfl
34 to the Uhiti
ind 1 to fiatnl
The total nu
the Province—
16,§4P inan.
Statinm
TiHBiR— Oak.
""•"'•'•'aS:
Biret
Willi
,.;• Red
StaVb's— Stan^
Fund
Barre
DEA<4r^Fine.
Sprue
LatHWoqa— K
■■■■ K
• i; • ^'
Nutiiik; ofVcii
40 Square.fif 2(
12Schg<|>9^rfl^
2 Stefiin,ers,
' 'i'TAtai
..,.■■ ^ ,
Total number i
184>v;>nAi.'W;
1848ioina,X.
1849
UT
)unt Carmel, U T
UT
U T
, Place D'Armes,
lau of St. Louii,
;eau of St. Louia,
eor(;e, U T
fet, L T
b<er, Buade, U T
^hart, L T
LT
St Anac, U T
isi Cape
I, U T
ry, Buade, U T
. Peler, LT
i Arthur, L T
ler, L T
] 10 St. Louis UT
UT
SR
mes, U T.
St Peter LT
T
46 St. Peter L T
buildingB, Moun-
n. R. E. Caron,
na, treasurer ; P<
lident ; W. H. A.
#
treasurer ; J* H>
IckeU, treasurer;
QVfiBfiC.
381
, ! '-" '•■ '" ■ , '. -«••>— ,! . " III I . „ I . I
St. Andrews' Society, Hon. F. \Vi, Primrose, president; Robert Neill,
treasurer i James Deafl, Jr^^ secretary
111 a
St. George's Society, Charles Poston, president ; W. H. A. Davies, tr^ii^ti
A; Joseph, secretary ' i , , •;
St. JejbiBaptisie Society, Hon. R. £. Caron, prpsldeiit; Hon. L. Masstm,!
;, treasurer; P. G. Huot, secretary i ;
St, Patrick's Society, John Maguire, president; D. Staironl;itrea8arer;Jo»u
;0'FarTeU, •dcreiarVi"'! " '"'" ■'>"n''^i n.-inii'jxii' . ^I'Snr >«•.'- ■■.,'i >fu in «i)i.
;.v' . • j_. _ -^ . <■ ': j! i7i'>ii| i» 1 t-; tiii'' i'.-.ii^h ■',•■,'■.■■1 • T -Illy full
STATISTICS OF THE TRADE OF QUEdEC. > i„
1(1
"^.I^VSv,.,.,,,.!
;l I'll ; I a: •llT
i,.PrMwif,i:i
. I.) 0) <i - -
. !, .„ ■iCmfap4 h ^f' Wiliimm Lane ft. m the Huekeii Bre«an»« '»^#».)
SUtatnsiM or thii namb«r rif Viwieli, and their Tonnage, which airjved «t thi» Porl,/rw'«''
•et, and the number of PaMnK<-ri that cnnio by them, from |848 to igaS. IpcIuht*! im
If49 1064 " 431,953 " ' ^8.494 ^*^ ■ ■'■ ^
1850 1079 " ,434,294 " 32,a92
1851 ; 1185 «• 505,034 ", ,41.899
1859.....i.'...v,;m..; 1055 *'■''■ 45&02 '••''' "''iS , ••
Orthe ibAfSartWahj, 107 were foretgA, vii:--4il bphmijinij io'KurwuyV 31. L
2410 the United SliifW} 4 to Porlugal; 3 to S,»fedeh ; 2 to^MebknJj^rg; 1 t^Bfemtn-''
•nd 1 to Hambiiryh,— forming In the aggregate 45,239 ton*. > ' r- -irrmB,
The total number "f arri»aU m this port lUe p«me«i«ont-of aJl.de«cription« from without
yj.'c.I°""°*~""'"' '^^» '•"•"'' '" tl>e aggregate 506,424 tona-and were navigated bv
StattefiMntoH the StipiJlv, E&port and Slock of Lumber, fpr the Yc«rit852.
^ ArtlBlefc >"• ■ ■ Suppry, 1852. KxporM852/ '''^'^ack.
TiMBBR-Oak feet 1,650.073 1.036,480 !,WS,192
„ .,,|Btan^.,..,,,.,„..^Q 2,404,616 8tt8,^80 1,714,29^''^
Aah do 235,312 86.440 , 158,389
,.AiaW:;:;:;:.v£. ,.,.,. 4S;S '-■"" IS ■ ■■ MS^"
White! Pino. .do nnJl 87,631,239 lB;695.920 iS^wW
STAV.8-Sland.rd ...miiS ?'S«2 " >ni ^« M3* , 'In :t;.o830
runcheon do 1,790 , 1.766.. - fiftl
Barrel do . ■jl'/; n ' ^ *'■$' •'■'''■'-^^■^' -^f^i'J
UT«W0Qfl_*ed fine ^„4,- r •;, , • r, .i • ■ ,■ ;; .r ,,..,. .Im.d .1) .A
I / .-il^^uM. I. ..(1.1^^32
RmiotskStS.' -^ •'' '':',''',',"%483
M ^i. „■,' V f'Xj^^^^H : '^'J^ll -,,-_^.j,-., , , . .■:^ni;i-i .v'ti-.H-j » .o:;^/
Nutlilk: ofVeueli built and rfegifliered at Quebec, in 1851 and 1852, up to lAoMICtee. in
each year, and also up to March, 1853:—
„8HI* StllLpi^a;: ■) . ,j,„i„.., ,^ ,;,BoV .030
In 1851.
40 Square.rigged, aggregate tonnage 38,900
12 Scbojuijififfix y;' v4*:v *».*>/ 1,662
2 Ste#m,er«, ^ ,,31.,,,..%.. ; .d».., ,.,, ,10!^
T4t«i'i;l/^!.^fu^';j:i,',;... 4o;5C7
In 1852.
27 Square-rigged, aB;iregate tp^jnage 26.037
11 aebodners md Br%at>tiitM,' do?/ il/OO*"''
•54 SteaneM, ; ; . ' , ).; ; ■,< idouj;! : 712
Up tto ftlatfch, 1858.
Total..
••/■«.<
■\*iliff:?
'WiT oy,)i;)auT
,-,•/!. .,...,,. .:-T,riqi»rp?»tlied<ittwMiiig, ag^g«te tMinagu 32,440 ' ,-./i '■' H
,,, ,, Total „ <34.340 V
^ _.j ,jiXr<?»W .TO"THB,,,UOWBIl PtOTIIiqfl^ ||:'^^ _^ ,,T! ■ „;^,;,,
i84>v<;>n\^.;vinl37VerteiB. ■ 7'^l•'TonS^T^'S^:.^^f^.'Ji^
1848m*i*»U,J,. 1138 1..M ,ni. .*458! " - MlWll.J;l..lI 1» .itiF • ifeW^
153
8788
62
1662.
156
10,490 ••
P'
3iB QUEBEC.
Number of VestcU cleared at thia Port for each ProTinoe in 1851 and 1852 >—
xf n ' . . 1861. 1852,
New Braniwick 96 Ve«»|.. 6614 Tone. 88 V«i«,k 4788 Ton.
Newfoundland g? " 2644 " 24 " 1944 «
?•[•?'!'«•" 9 " 646 " 5 » 337 "
^•"•J"^- 5 " 365 •» 8 » 529 «
Prince Edward Island 9 " 111 •• i 3 «» 251 u
The trad* with the fitheries in the lower parts of this Prorinee miimI*— ruaiuc nAni,
.ideoftheBaiede.ChaIeur8.M.Kdalen IMand* end a parV3,h^lSSK7£^c're«d
this year. These f5.herieB depend almost exclusively upon QueS fofSei" Srof
flour. pro,i..on.. &c.. which to paid for with the pT.d See of their fisheries! From 60 t? 70
schooners, awmgmg about 50 tons each, are annually employed in carry nrthi^suDDlie.
Uiwe Seboonera m^es from two or three trips annually in thia trade.
mere is also a very considerable quantity of flour, pork, fcc.. sent from Onebee tothn
Lumber BstablishmwU^on both sides of the Bale des Chaleirir Vluebee tothe
INLAND NAVIOATION.
There is an immense failingr off in thii trade, which, we suppose, mav be attributed
Safwa!l?„rP>^''''''^''^''rr"^'r il"; a™'""" ""-boSKtotKin^iU. tJJ
Railway and Pig Iron imported into the Western States Ust war bv the St L-wMn-!,
amounts! to over 50.000 tons. This year there wa, aofmoS a5l!hi,d .^^3":
BANKS, (Addenda to page 31«.)
Q«becBank,W.H. Anderson, V.?., vice W. Petryj Charles Grthinm,
cashier, vice Noah Freer ; Thos. Mason, accountant, viceS. Newton
hT[^ bookkeeper, vice T. Mason. The other officers remain as
MoifTBBAi. Branch Bank, Jas. Swinbum, clerk. The other officers remain
as beiore
Bank OP British North America, H. Nottingham, clerk, vice R. B. Clerk •
o Andrew Stuart, solicitor. The other officers remain as befoits.
Bank or U»per Canada, H. Glass, accountant ; F. W. Alport, clerk. The
other officers remain as before.
QvRBBO Savings BAnx, no change to note.
QoEBBC Provident ANp Savings BANK—Trustees : C. Wrtrtle, president-
Hon. Ls. Ma8aue.l8t vice-president; A. Laurie, 2nd vice-Jresident ;'
A. C. Buchanan,J. Hale, A. McDonald, F. X. Methot, Joseph Morrin
M.D., J. Musson, F. X. Paradis, H. S. Scott, J. Sharpies, D. D. Young
wHcitOT ''*^^' ^ ' ' ^■"'®'^"' messenger J Hon.F. W. Primrow,
RAILWAY COMPANIES. i"^';" '
Thb Grand Trunk Railway Company of CAHADA—iSe ZHVerfor*;
Hon. Peter McGill^ Hon. Geo. Peraberton, Hy. LeMesurier, Jas. Bell
—: For^th, William Rhodes, Henry M.Jacksoa, Thomas G. Ridow, Wm.
H. Patton, W illiam Matthew. Government Directors: Hon. Francis
Hincks, Hon. James Morris, Hon. Malcolm Cameron, Hon. John Ross.
George EtwhnbC artier, George Crawford, Thomas Ryan, Alexander
r. bait, L. H. Holton
Thb Grand Trunk Railway Company op Canada East— i;/emw Di.
rectors: Hon. William Walker, Hon. Narcisse Belleau, Hon. George
Pemberton, Sir Henry Caldwell, Edward Bnrstall, William H. Tilstone
^mes Bell xorsyto, Wiiiiam Fatton, Henry W. Jackson. Governmeni
lhr$ctors: Hon. B. P. Tachc, Hon. R. E. Caron, Hon. L. T. Drum-
1 and 1852 >—
1852.
(^eMeb. 4788 Tom.
" 8641 ••
" 1944 "
» 337 "
599 «
«i
251
itmUf—Qupi, north
indot, bn incnued
for their suppliM of
ries. From 60 to 70
nyitif th«M luppliei
hand oil. Eaoh of
from Qaebw to the
mty be attributed
I the interior. The
r the St. Lawrence,
i«third the quantitj.
harles Gethings,
vice S. Newton j
ifficera remain as
3r officers remain
ice B. B. Clerk ;
B before.
ort, clerk. The
itrtle, preaident;
1 vice-president ;
, Joseph Morrin,
8, D. D. Young ;
F. W. Primrose,
ift*»e Directors:
surier, Jas. Bell
X. RidoiM* Wm.
: Hon. Francis
Ion. John Ross,
iraii, Alexander
' — Elective Di.
I, Hon. George
am H. Tilstone
Government
I). L. T. Drum-
QUEBEC.
333
mond, Hon. Jeou Obabot, Francois Lem'.sux, Chs. Frs. Fournier, Fre*
Cha. Tache, J. Chs. Chapais, William Rhodes.
Quebec and Richmond Railway, Capital £6'^'^ . ')0 currency, in 25,000
Shares, of J612 10s cy. each.— George Beswick, president ; David
Ramsay Steuart, vice president ; Directors : Jas. Moir Ferren, Edmund
Phipps Mackie, Henry J. Noad, George H. Simard, William Price, F.
X. Paradis, Hon. R. E. Caron, William Rhodes, James Bell Forsyth,
F. R. Angern, Henry Atkinson ; Thos. W. Lloyd, secretary ; R. Symea,
treasurer ; S. Lelievre, solicitor ; bankers, Quebec Bank, Quebec, and
the Union Bank of London
EXECUTIVK GOVERNMENT, &c., (Addenda to page 313 )
Governor Gbrural's Staff — Captain Hamilton, A.DvC., vice Lord Mark
Kerr; Lt..Col. Irvine, Provincial A.D.C., vice Antrobus ; Lt.-Colonel
' Duchesnay, Extra Provincial A.D.C.
Executive Council — Hon Malcolm Cameron, President of the Council ; Hon
R. E. Caron, Speaker of the Legislative Council ; Hon. A. N.
Morin, Provincial Secretary; Hon.L. T.Drummond, Attorney General
., (East); Hon. W. B.Richards, Attorney General f West); Hon. Fran-
cis Hincks, Inspector General ; Hon. John Rolph, Commissioner of
Crown Lands ; Hon. E. P. Tache, Receiver General ; Hon. Jean
Cliabot, Commissioner Public Works ; Hon. James Morris, Post Mas-
ter General. The officers remain as before
LEGistATivE Council — R. Kimber, usher of the black rod, viceF. S. Jarvis.
The other officers remain as before
Lboislatitb Assembjct— The officers remain as before
GoVBBNOR General's Secretary's Office, page 3I4i->M. Turaor, 3rd
clerk, disoonttnued. The others remain as before
Pbot^noial Secretary's Office, page 814 — W. R. Wright, clerk, discon-
tinued. The others remain as before
Receiver General's Office, page 314 — G. C. Reiffenstein, 3rd olerk, vice
Bourret. The others remain as before
Inspector General's Office, phge Sll'-J. M. Muckle, 3rd clerk. The
others remain as before
Custom's Branch, Office — No change to note
Statistical Branch, Office— No chaoge to note
PURLic Works Department, page 314,.— Hon. Jean Chabot, commissioQer.
No other change to note
Crown Lands Department, (given anew) — Hon. John Rolph, Commission-
er. Accounts, U.C. and L.C. : Wm. Ford, Accountant ; W. F. Col.
. , lins. Assistant do ; T. Cherrier, Clerk. Correspondence, U.C. : J. C.
Tarbutt, W. F. Whitcher, J. McDonagh, D. 6. McLellan. Corres-
pondence, L.C. ; J. Langevin, Ct^ief Clerk ; V. E. Tessier, T. Ham-
mond. Late Surveyor General's Office — U.C. Correspondence, &c : W.
_, . Spragge* Chief Cierk; T. Hector, H. J.Jones, F. T. Roche, F. A.
Hall, Clerks. U. C. Surveying : A. Russell, Senior Surveyor and
Draftsman ; T.Devine, Assistant Surveyor and Draftsman. L.C. Sur-
veying : Joseph Bouchette, Senior Surveyor and Drifisman ; E. T.
Fletcher, 2nd Surveyor and D<aftaman ; P. L. Merin,. ffid do; J. B.
Raymond, Cierk. Jesuits' Estates and Qiiesn's Dooaaia ; Fi Fortier,
F. T. Judah.
Grown Law Dxpaktment, (given aDew)~>HoD. L^ T« DhunmoiH], Attorney
General (East) ; Hon. W. B. Richards, Attorney General (West) ; P.
394
•irt''|
QUEPEC.
i.i. 1 I '
Solicitor
J. O. Chouveau. Solicitor General rEa«tV Hnn ToK^"© I
-General (WeBl) ; George lM"r^ip:^^J^Cti?t^ ""' '
[Mfiknk DErAWTMBNT, page 8 IS^HeiirV Sm^i-iTM ZnMiL' ^S ^'^
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ACCOV]
Post Om^ D".«t««t, p.» 3I5-.E. 8. t^,, lWp,e,„,, c.E. , John
"assurance COMPANIES, LIFE»;^IRE A«n MABINi.;
:*riv.
„». p ^ u . . ,> —— (Given we w.)
:^'""' Sy:;!!^'^^^"*'* ^^°^«' r*"' «*' A«dre^.wh^LT.
^tBavFlre and Mariiw, of Utlca; John Smith, agent, DAJhouaie L^r
"'^VetrTi''^'' '""^ ""' ^'*""'' W;„.^SteC^^°r^;^i,%7 St.
''"^rtidll^;^^^"^-' «• ^^!-"'.!fe«S.iB.,^,.^^^ See
Colonial, Life, A. J. Maxham, age|it»8 St. Jamea.LT. Seecat^ Daw 271
Equitable, F.re W. HUnt, ogent, Hunt'. Athar^ L' W • sJS cfc^diwr^i
' ^. cover oiitelde o ., ,^,A^. ^.^ , TT ''.''*^^ ""l ^^.
l& V^^lI'ut^Y: ^^ \^' "?.»^««^". ^e^^^ H«^fa ^vharf, L T
'''''''t!'^^^^ ^-"'^I'^^^^' -S-' «'• And.wV^vha.nL T:
Kingston; Fii-o and Maf£,.«,Hi,W; Welch, agent, 2 St. Jntt^e,,DTM.^vl
L.verpoo and London Fire and Life, Pemberto; B,t,.be« Vie^A;25 St
Peter, LT. See cafd» page 269!- .: .i . .. ^.-l "',, ."'i
iVIutunI, Life, of New York* JobrtLairH iMT«ni lo «▲ ii «»l ■ . ^'.
l^oeb^ec^lta^e, Pwi8iie[.pH*d,.«ecP0lary, Fire Offic*3uiI(lintt'«t] Et3? r T
Peter,
'I ; (v-.-iU) firm:
. ..lid,.,!.-*! .•:*
«iInWndlMa,l*e,5%wiia*Mo|kitkagt«j2C(ral»ii,«^^^^^^
Anf acws,
BAlttAIRoi
B^LL^AU, j
BpapiovoH!
CAlHIfS, H.
Caron, Ho
Caiavx,« dt
Chauvbau,
Chambcrb,
Gauthibh I
Holt de Ir^
PSNTlAUD ^
Plamondon
*u»tin, F^ W.
Anderibn. H. I
"•ii. L. T., Vi
)urrougrj», J. f
)innon, Jimep
kbioi*, E, J.,
>|»««MM, Ubaa,
''onno, A., 66
>n>k<, Chaft,, |
'uffetne, J. B.
untvret.PM
i»et, E., 9 Ha
DiMQiUinied
liDond6n(J. J
kHCRITl
ROWN, G. R
tavelet, I
in,„:P$f Pei
^ELLs, John
ne oineri rennai
r :i
"infl, T., 56 $1
anquinet, Mr,
CKEtL, THo!
: CpDimia
tRQi;HAR, A
I ifilffUiiug
Auction
ifij^RpM, Solicitor
MJiliiWfW Ajri.
iiipn,"^ nidssenger.
..I'l
►, notai' .,
*h(s
rtaf remain
ctor, C.E. ; John
CanadarVD. RJ.
ire • /I'l ; I..
Jiven a»ew.)
^« yrhkrf, L T.
usie, L T
mar|8ger, 37 St.
aoe.LT. See
(iiira, 3nd page
icaH page 271
» ckrd^ OR buoft
life wharf, L T
Js, 87 St. Peter",
M,'IyT ''•C'l'.'-.l
agcw^i,25 St.
ktelot^ L T ' '''
i'fv SeeHftnyrf,
'llV A. i, 7VM»u' '
'« whtti-n L T.
«»*** ttiharf, L
P^idi, L T
ll^mlvers, St.
rtjj/St. Peter,
'abri^uei/lJl^
1' f!'ii '
ProftidpM ud Ii:«4ei, arraoged uidtr their Alplutetioal ^m^
ACADBMiEs AND SCHOOLS, (Addenda to page 315.) "=
AccouN^AHT. AND c9i.i,ttrroHs, page 316, remainas befo«B.
ADvodATM, (Addenda to page 316.)
Auraiwi, F.,43St.Ann«t.,UT
BAiLtAiROK, L. G., to 57 St. Louis at. U T
ButtpAU, Hon. f1. F. 50 St. Louis s'uT
BpRpio^oHf,EQ9urt House, St. Louis at UT , w^,
cl.AuI."r L*- *^" ^•^•' "» 57 St.' Louis St. U T
tASAULt dc Lanolom, to Hsldimand si. U T
^ACTHiEH & Lemiei/x, 3o Buade st, U T
Molt dc Irvine, 28 St. Peter st, L T ^ ' • i Ji . • ,»
PLAiit^nJVr'^^c' *T*' ^°'""'°"« «'«J Garden sts, U T
rLAMONDONi* UuoyfVt S/Lj yPetet it, L T
Oin^ai, N., 65 St. Louit .1. u T
Graveley A. I., H.ldim.nd it. ^'i^^'Tj
Jone», Edw., St. Peler at. r T - < -U
i,.aM
infill/.
Andef*„ H.8.;Don«boh.V,t'T
•d,. J. R., D'AigMiUon •», S i
1«|». L. T., 17 HaJdimand it. U T
urrough.,X|i. R.. lo 9 Garden ,t. VT
^l»lo"», E, J., CoHins H, U T w "^
MfiUBS, Ubaa, St SlaniattB ^VT
'"Wr A.. 66 St. Louii ,t, VT
}n>M, Chaa., at. Denia at, Cape • ' i
'uf'eane J B. R., 9 Fleurio ai, S R
i»et. E., y Haldimand at. U T
•..,.1.
1
Jonea, Edw., St. Peter at, L T
Le|far6, P., 8 (5arder> al, U^
rarhin, J. B,, tu 18 Garden at, U T
Perrault. Z.. to 8 Garden at, U T
P ace, Thomaa. St. Anrr at, D T
Plamondpn. l*. 35* D'Ai«i|llon at S J .
Sluar. C. J., 84. A UrauTeTu'T ' '''
Soulard, A., to 9 Haldimand it; U T
!.)'
,!!:( lil
XKCrtTMTO AMD CTVIL EmiNEEHS, (Addenda to ^'age
he olhera remain »a before <- • ' ^ i ,;f i . .. r
. sM,..-:a...,.:,! u.,, ARTISTS. ' " 'V"<^'T'-^<^ "£
tnel.rr^56S»..4ob.at,i;T ,;,;. I .; , Murra,. J«hn. USt' An..at;i:*:;Z;';;
1
(Given anew.)
A>:>Hir,'ni>MVV
anquinet, Mr, S4 St. John «, u'T
.all ' 1 • '. :, , ; ■ .-i , •■
AUCTIONEERS.
cKELL, THosl, 9 «6ut le Pbrt at, L T andTabrique st t)' t '^^.^i^Vi^
commiadinn rn^rAh.Bt <-—•> -..i ."'1"^ "» ^^ *> auctioneer and
^RQUHAR, A., .uctionWandTrrketTiT 5^.7^^^^ '•" ^V ' ^
. #^ifl«. matches,, dry goods, ^Vreoe^^^^^ "FJ^oiture,
Auctions every Mo,,day%S §at«^iyf ' ' "^ ''**'^ ••'•'^
(It
;v;j;
I(
I
QVBBBC.
GiBComitX}. AH., •uctioneers tnd commiBsion merchanta, corner of St. Petei
and St. James streets L T
Madden, Jbbemiah, [successor to the late John MiilerJ 16, Garden at, U T,
opposite the English Cathedral, furniture broker and auctioneer
Maxhax, a. J., auctioneer and commission merchant, to 3 St. James st, L TfnToeDtKT^
Cole, B.,jun., to St. Suuiislas •!. U T P»qiiat, Am St. Vallier ■», 8 R
Hall, F. H., to 303 Champlain »t
Larocbe, F-, jun., to 20 St. John it, without
Meyer, W. B., 19 Sault au Matelot at, L T
llcGlNNIS,
proi
>iDDoir, E
stoc
See
Indl
Porter, H. H., Deifoaaea at, 8 R L„ ,
Rowbottom, J„ 10 Sault au Matelot at, LI \"'^' '-> "J
l«audrj, J. I
;tntiri, P., D
'iron, Paut,
!ots. S,. 73 I
)aiflva*, J., (
>ion', J. B.. t
^impbell k G
outure, J., tc
iouae, L., lA
itmmond, M
BAKSR8, (Addenda to page 317).
McCoNKBY, E., bread, biscuit and ship bread baker. St. Valller at., L T
Parke, Thomas, bread, biscuit and ship bread baker, St. Paul's Market, L T
Allard, F., St. Joachim at., 8 J | Lereaque, M., Sf Francoii at., U T
Beloin, Cha., Richelieu at., S J I Glaaa, John, 12 8t. Pclar at., L T
GuerJD, H., 2 St. Ann at., U T I Wktt, Jsmea. St. Vallier at, 8 K
Diieontinued orI>ece(M«d.— Anaiot, J. ; fiedard, J.; Falardaau, Looii } Qtognu,t.CM^nm~,G' Ci
Johnaton, R. ; Lepine, Joaeph, Queen at. ; MoSiitt, J. ; Racine, h. The othera reinaini tin, B,, 999
^fon. eonard,' John
Lepine, Joaeph, Queen at. ; MoSiitt, J. ; Racine, h. The othera remain
BERLIN WOOL STORKS. (Given anew).
Charlton, Mr*., 6 Garden at, UT | Fuller, Mipa, 12 Coadlard at, U T
BLOCK AND PUMP MAKERS, (Addenda to page 317).
Grkiq, Robert, mast, block and pump maker, 305 Champlain St, L T.
Brown, J, St. PauCa Market i | Dumlin, L. B., S97 Champlain at, L T
Di«eon(tn«i/.— Brawn, Robert. The othera remain aa before.
BOABoiNo HovsEs, PRiTATK, (Addenda to page 317).
Foncey, Miu, to St. Peter at, L T j Steele, Mtm,, 4 D'Aotsiul at, U T
Dtwentiauet/.— Caldwell, Miaa; Gillard, W. ; Goodwin, H. Tha others remain as befof ggu^g qj.
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS AND BINDERS, (Addenda to page 317).
icjrkin, John,
laybank, P.,
leM<thon, B.,
Diteontinut
StiUman.
BS
CA
RUM, Will
OLEY, Jam]
ALLIBR, J.
BossANGE, Morel dc Co., importers of books, stationery and engravings, 1 '^f-' ^'' ^'
Buadest, UT
Cremazie, J. de O., printers, booksellers, die, 13 Fabrique et, (J T. See caiL'fl^'^|'p. S^ i
Dawson, B., of Montreal, S. McLaughlin, agent, 80 Richelieu at, S J
Derbishieb ic Desbarats, wholesale stationers and Queen's printer, 65 S
Lbiiis St, U T
Dredge, A., bookbinder and stationer, 2 Palace st, U T
MiDDLBTON) S.., printer, bookseller, &c., removed to 1 Mountain st
CARP
Paterson, James
RCHER, Jos
ETER8, SlM<
iroohe, A<, Gri
toys, 10
Es, bookbinder, bookseller, stationer and importer of Germi „m,.,, <^ n
St Nicholas st, L T '^ L^F^"
Sinclair, Peter, wholesale and retail bookseller and stationer, removed i
56 St. John st, U T
Coagrove, Mia*, 94 St. John st, U T
Hianreaux, L. & C, 3 Laval at, U T
Lafrance, Alezr., 1 Fabrique it, U T
^Mcontinued.— Burke, P. ; Coagrove, B
Marceao, F., 3 Garden at, U T
Stanley, Gilbert; to St. John at, U T
'ARVERS, G
The othera remain aa before.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES, (Addenda to page 318).
FiNN^ R^^ booti shoe^ Indi^ rubber and clothiDS store- 1 Buade st find 18 »■
John st, U f
Kino, Samuex., 31 Buade st, opposite the post office. Boot, shoes and Ind
rubber goods, always on hand or made to ordei^.
ERLINGUETT
irdjr, Anselme
»raand, F., St.
CHES
RBOTJIN, G. (
IBOUX, 0., ft!
Bridge
ta, corner of St. Petei
illier tt, 8 R
foMei It, S R
Sault
QUB0BC. 397
llcGiNNM, AxBJL, boot and ihoe .tare, 20 St John it, U T. Ordtt* nelu^td
promptly and m the best style. ^™»™ Mecmau
''°°*'I'.„^u'*T' ^ ^*- {"'"'''' '^''^°"»' «'K" °f '»'• '"le boot, A wperior
See ea^r" °" '""' °^ "''''' ^'^ order-cotfntry niomn^^.
•II Matelot it, LI "•». J^ 17 Couillird it, U '
latudrjr, J. B.. 39 St. John.
;in(in, P., Defoaaei tt, 8 R
fithout
16, Garden it, U T,
ind •uctioneer j. "»° '^-U' .r -
3 St. Jame. i*, L T WroeDi.r J. & 1, 27 St. John at, U T. An excellent atock of bqota. alwe.
iiier .». 8 R India rubber gooda, kc, alwaya on hand. ^ ^'
McDonoll, A., St. P«ul tt, L T
O'Brien, C, 289 Ch.rapl.in •(, L T
S. ?,".!"'.■'•• ^' Champkin •!, L T ,
O'Neil, J , 66 Champlain at, L T
Rheauroe, Et., to St. Joaaph at, S R • j
Richardaon, Rolwrt, to U St. John at.
without
Ro^, V,, Deafoaaea at, S R
Stepheni. O., to St. John at, without
Taylor, Wm., 1 IJ Flaurie at, 8 R
Trihey, D., 265 Champlnin at, L T
Turgeon, P., St. Paul at, L T
Vallee, 0., to Crown at, 8 R
Whita, Miohacd, to 67 St. John at. U T
Woodtey & Son, 333 Cbamplaja ,t. JL T
wnght, S., corner of St. John and Palace
aU, UT
. Valller at., L T
Paul'a Market. L T
Francoia at., U T
Pcler It., L T
^allier at., 8 R
;iron. Paul, St. Vallier at, 8 R
'Ota. 8,. 73 D'Aifuillon at, 8 J
)8a(lfal, J., Craijr at, S R
)k)n', J. B., to Craig at, S R
liroplMll it Binal, St. John at, withoat
;(Hiture, J,, to QuBM at, S R
kwae, L., 15 Grant at, 8 R
liumond, M., to Brouiaeau at, S R
» • r, „ I r. ""•■""""i «!•, lo nrouia
.LoQiaj Gingrta,J.C, hram, G., Craig at. S R
The othara remain
w). .
Coadlard at, U T
nplain St, L T.
87 Champlain at, L T
page 317).
I'Auteiul at, U T
;iln, B., 399 Champlain at, L T
«onard. John, 35 Champlain at, L T
«rliin, John, Grant at, S R
lajrbank. P., Champlain at, L T
IcMihon.B, 15 Champlain at, LT .u uT
Dueontinutd — Boiley, J. ; Craiff. R. • I owle. s • niu: w i u -.
l.;StiUmaD.R. Tha^lthari reSfi aa befor' ' ** ' ®'"''' ^'J •»">«">. T. i Kelly.
BRKW1JR8, BUTCHERS, page 319, remain as before.
CABINET WAREHOUSES. (Addenda to page 319 )
RUM, WnLiAM, St. Paul at, opposite the Market. See card ^= ^ /
!."J^'/:^!^'^!_*'°"»" °^St. Eustache and St. Jo' „ sts, without '
ot.™„m;.;a;he. -;--^^^^^^^^^^^
ia to page 317)
and eoeravings, 1 "'• *"•• St. Paul** Market, LT
eroche, N., St. John at, without
.,^at ITT Ga^„., '«"'»".*'• X., Deafoaaea at, 8 R
,ue Bt, U T. See cai .a,,,, p. g, »« 23 St. John et, without
helieu at, S J
leen's printer, 65 S
<
fountain st
tationer, removed
rden at, U T
8t. John at, U T
la before.
ge318). ,
Kit
ALLMR, J. O., 28 St. Vallier at, S R
.wificf. ,
•t/
■■!/.
I'
Myrand, L. X, St. Paul at L T
rarant, J.,toC.ownat,8R
^^y, P., to Craig at, S R
J '<e othera reniain aa befon
CARPENTERS AND BUIL..KR8, (Addenda to page 319.)
RCHER, Joseph, carpenter, builder and contractor, 4 St. Francoia st S R
ETERS, Simon, carpenter, builder and contractor, 52 St. ValHent/s R
irnporterofGern,. Sjt,A^«^^^^^^ j Or-MM^,Son,p.Aiguiilon.,,UT
1 1 1
1/
CARVERS, GILDERS AND LOOKINCMJLASS MAKERS. (Given UneW ) '
ERLiNoUETTE, F. X., carver, &o., 9 St. John at, without
t ., Bt. Vallier at, 8 R j ^a^^^^,^ j„h„, ^ gt John at, without
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, (Addenda to page 320.)
Bnad« at .„,» 18 fci'' .^;55"!?!lS'»'J^"»"J^.' '^°^"«^ S!'"'""y and St. Famine sts, U T
^^^ _.._^j jjjjjj apotnecaty, 65 Si. John at, U T
iRoux, a, M.D., chemist, druggist and apothecary, 16 Fabrique at, U T, and
Bridge st, S R. The others remain as before. ,
loot, shoes and Ind
T<37'
i t'
I
328!
auBiBc.
Bureau, J. B., to S|. Olivier it, S J
L'Heureux, J,. Su :rf^tiQ ;«t, wi(hoiit , ;.
Bilniiltl^ W; J., Importer of china, gtasi, 8m5., corner Mounialj^'Mii Notre
Liverpool, to St. Paul »t',LT. the Othfers remain at &K
CHhoNOMiBTBS DEPOTS, page 320, jremain as beW [ '/vj
cbAcif AMD CARBiAGB MAKfcR^, (Addenda to pj^^ 32 tj^'
Saurinv i. J., IS^St Ann 8t, U T, caijriageB of all kindi,' ofthe fa^st qualitT
«l#ayB oti hind or made to order' V^^ "J
- - ■- ■ -, ,- ■.■• -.:> ..I ,.a .1.,. .
'Parii, J.,.ta'.fit.Oabrlelet,.SJ''r •.'. Unri';. •
Proteao, E., to 8U OabritJ itl Si ■
Aw^nprt remain aa beforer.tj .vui ■! ( , > jr. ua5;.>..,!i.:H ( • ,.I,' ,i.,Mi'i . ,
■,, ,^,C0AJ. MEkJkANii. ■ ^Given «»n*»w.)!i«!;^M!:i'^h''!H''-i^i
GAtTr&ORAWroiu)^ St. Pwlirt, office 20 St. Peter «, L T^ ^^ ^'- - • *■ •^"-
P(>s*b*,/GHAtKBiid(r'il9oi!r,' Arthur 8t;',L T " * '•" '"'''''^ •"'''^'^ ■""'■'
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, (Addendst to page 321.) . :'''
Afiri>lB686N, John &€o., commission, forwaxdlng and shipping msrebanti,
Hunt's wharf, L T ^ . .
Da VIES, W.Ff; A; general cotqmhsitfnmiBrchihC st,
Galt dB Crawpprd, general con^mission merchants, 20 S* Peter si, L T
Laird, Jouy,^emB.l comn^is^Tdn merchant, ^9 ^ault au Matelot st, L T
Tremain.Jame-, 83Sl.Pail.t,LT | ■ fc'^cf ' -'^^' '-^' ""*^^^
ia ThViolhwrtmainaibefore. M I .;<ir/ a'lun'i .ir. .
teNrECTioNBRS, .(Addenda to page 322',) ,f':>,'y ^
Eaton, Hbnry,, 3 Freemason's Ha^l^Buade st, and St. John at without; Ke-
mainder of address aa befoi^e ,
HosSACK, JaWbs, 5 Nbtfe Dithts tt; L T.-M'Alai^deV'o'radar^'ss^a'B'^^fire
McInope, J, v., 58 Sti Jolyj at, U T. Hemainder of addwas As befort' ) -
Grace. J6hn, w^St. Ebuifc it; Ui^T ,io( ..; f i Pwrah. R.,87 Sti John if.lJ *'^' : ' '
Howlet^^r... Mountain et . I Scolt, Geo., 54 St. ^pba #^R .J^ , .
) J ,u iMU .-. , r,^g OTherareWain as before. -, ;. . ■, *!.^,* ■)•*(',■.''.
coQPsmA, (Addenda to page 323,) '"'^ J • s , i ,"
Dubcau,JoieRh,,^l. Georjreat,,aJ . ,
Dike&nt{nuea:-.GieMer, J. O.; Little, tfidi. Th
■:'v;
le othera remain at before*
CORSKT' NAkBRV--' .''-^'iiiJ .•/- .' i fUTT:.!:..; 'M:.
• ' :;r'-.- 'i .1 .J-) •icloiU'!/. .)?■ (Uml'iimA ,■;' !
Bean. Mn.,iiitJ?«llt««;i(tj 17 T <
,'■' il!ivr ,1^ ui!oi. J'-' f:i
Gerard, John, J^f,l8ce«»,U;i?,,.., T.T;..-.nia .;,;, .r..nrm>
V i ,. . n »w«;RR«OTypE ARTISTS. (Oiyew-anew/) , . > ,,,,
LsKiRfi, ]kA.i -IS St J«hu 5i,_U T. DaguerWdtypw executed in th# best
.:fv ^tyH,jn all' kinds ofweathev -> p - ..i; i-'i^^ini) -in-ii . ,.(1.1/: ,.0 .-■•■■-
EliJaontG. W., Fabrique el., U Ti''!'^'- '-i" .:.v is'n m^iiio ;>if'i' .H -•: ,r,'i fMn'M.
rouniai^ a^d Notre
5e8<jQip|)p pottery,
as befoie.
s beibriev .1 ''
iOfthd(i68tc()Hality
:.'..■.■■.:>... ..U .(.,.
,C(ited*Abiabah),8t
■*; .;b ii;<n'.l ,,«' .-■■■:
icJiufimOi'ni: ,H ■
,!* Jrioi!) .nrivil ,iii
, ■■'-: .M ,)Jnfi.
fiplng marcbantg,
ed* to St. Peter It,
T.i-'U'k-.i
I*. Peter St, X T
M^telot ft,Lt
ij. £. J.^; peU«,;rore
[if/. I'luc'i Jr. , i
I irt wHfaoiati'' Ht-
dress as before
»ai9be(bi«t ^>'
h<lJ' '!»'«'• 5«>i^'i'
«»*^!«,-?),. A ..,':;.
1 before*
. . i. «:jtt:iu.)/iij:.:
H .J?. ,yinl-i'ii(/. ,y''1
oillfiV .!li,.'>I .bnai,
^V -» ' .1 ) . ■ V.-'!' ■
suted in th« best
: ,Jl.'J. ,.0 .:!.,■'
QUSBEO.
vwamna. (Oiven anew.)
McKiB, Dr. J., surgeon dentist, 20 St. Ann at, U T. Ali operations per.
formed in a auperior manner, and with very little pain
Tapp, WitUAH, surgeon dantiat, 23 3t. Ann st, U T, facing the entrance
of St. Andrew's Church, has introduced into his practice all the latest
improvements in dental aurgery
Baillargeon, ?., St. John st, U T
DRY GOODS MKacHANTs, (Addenda to page 323.)
Benjahin, Hbnkt, general dry gooda merchant, 18 Fabrique at, U T
CAaoir & MoaBL, general dry gmida and clothing atore, 6 Notre Dame at,
LT
Caskt, Thomas, general dry goods merchant, corner Fabrique and Saint
Joseph sts, U T, wholesale store, 3 Sault au Matelot st L T.. ^^,, r
FaaoBarrs, J. B., general dry goods and clothing stores, 8 and 15 ^ua le
v' , Fort at, LT
Chrbtikn, F.. general dry gooda store, 13 Fabrique st, U T
DoRioN dz; Frbrb, general dry goods atore, 4 Fabrique st, U T
Glover <Se Fry, general dry goods store, 15 Fabrique st, U T
Lavrib, a., dc Co., wholesale dry goods merchants, Arthur st. LT
MoopiB, Mathgw, wholesale dry goods merchant, 31 St. Peter st, L T
MoNTKiNT, O., general dry goods and clothing store, 1 Notre Dame st, L T
O'Nbu, Patrick, general dry goods merchant, Scott's buildings, U T Mar>
ket Place
RnrsT dc Chabot, general dry goods and clothing store, 14^ Sous le Fort
st, L T r
Rot, J. B., general dry goods merchant, 7 St. John st U T
Stdbxook,Mrs., general dry goods store, St. John st, without
Tbtu, L. dc C, general dry gooda merchants, 11 St. John at, U T
lA
Barrow, J., 27 St. John il, U T
Benjamin, H., it, Co., wholenle, 47 Saint
Peter et, L T
Cbinque, F., 19 St. Famille at, U T
Cot«, F., 13^ Craig at, S R
Cox, Jas., to 51 SU John et, U T
Dion, Joseph, 8 MoMitaihat
Fafard, A., to Craig at, S R
Gilloran, D., II bt. Paul rt, L T
Haram, G.. Craig at, S R
Jaokton, Wm., St. John st, without
Jennings, P., St. Paulst, LT
Jordan, - , 14 Mountain at
P..
Diwontinued. — ^fi^rnbd, Jos., Lemelin,
Chas., Venner, P. The others remain as before
DTBB.
Laird, Wm., 36 Fabrique at, U T
Lenfesty, J., St. 7aUier st, S R
LeSueur, P., Craig st, S R
Merrill. A. & Co., 70 St. John st, U T
Morgan, T., 10 Mountain st ^ ,
O'Million, J., 9 Mounwitt st
Pageau, C, to 8} St. Jdbn st, withont .,
Par«, A., Craig st, SR
Riebard, F., 17 Crown st, S R
Richard, H., S» Joseph st, S R
Saneeville, 6., hi. Paul's Market
Saucier, P., St. Francis st, S R
Tremblay, Mrs., to Craig et, S R
McGauian, P., Murphy, J. M., Routiar,
Farley, J., St. Cabiiel st, S J
ENGBAVBRS AND COPPERPLATE PaiNTEBS. (GivCn aOeW.)
Legoo, Wk. a., jun., engraver, 13 Buade at, U T. Arras, seala, creata, mlpa,
visiting CSfuS, ubC, pfOiliplty CAcCiitcu
Wysia, F. H. dc Co., engravers and copperplate printers, 58^ St. John st, U T«
All kinda of engraving, &c., executed to order
Leggo, Wm. A., sen., copperplate printer, 6 Daupbine •!>? U T
m
t»
Quebec.
FANcy STORES. (Given anew.)
FAMWON, Jie., importer of toys, &c., 10 St. Nicholas st, L T
Reid, Mfg., 8 Palace it, U T
Wj»e, F.,2lJSt.JohnBt, UT
Cltpham, T., toy store, Cote d'Abraham
PttOB, P., toy itore, Craig it, S R
FLotTR AND PROVISION STORES, (Addenda to page 324.)
Brodie, Charlee, 25 St. Pater st, L T
Drapeao, Darid, St. Geor^re st, S J
Hanley, Michael, 60 St. Peter st, L T
Renaud & Brother, Napoleon wharC
Soolt, Af ichael, to 76 St. Paul st
Sueontinued—Biiei, J ; Moffatt, A. &, E.
S'A°J/"o^ ^'' '"^^ "tjL Without
Moffatt, P., St. Ann st, 8 R
TesBier, F. X., to Church st. S R
Vineuve. J.. St. John st, without
Th^ .t"""' ^^■."""' ^ Co., St Peter st L T
IM others remain as before.
FORWARDERS.
wh.rf,b.C.Thoml',.^7'''"«'"^ comm.s.,on merchant,, Gibb'.
BlSSET,
FOUNDRIES, (Addenda to page 325.)
JofiBPH W.. ffeneral fminH-n »-j l- . _ ^
Hbnry, Joseph W., general "foundry
Foundry, 44 Champiain at, L T
and inachine works, St. Lawrence
the others remain as before.
OENERAI. MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS. (Given aneW.)
ANDERSON & Paradis, Commercial chambers, St. Peter st L T
Atkinson, Henry, 38 St. Peter st, L T '
Baird, W. K., corner of St. Peter and Sous-le.fort sts L T
Benson dc Co. St. Peter st, L T * ^^ *
Bbrbv, Edward, Arthur st, L T
Bbswick, George, & Co., 31 Peter st, L T
Burnet. D., Bell's Lane, L T
BuRBTALL, H. (Se E., Gibb's Wharf, L T
Dawson, William, St. Antoine st, L T
livz:/:i:t'BrFZti ?'""'''" ''• ^^'^^ -^^ ^ ^
Fraseb, Wyatt & Co., Wyatt's Wharf, St Paul st. L T
Gale dc Hoffman, DaJhousie st, L T
GiBB & Ross, Commercial chambers, St. Peter st L T
GiLLESMBs & Co,, Gillespies* wharf, L T *
GiLMooR, Allan & Co., Fire Office building, St. Peter st. L T
Gordon, Alexander, 38 St. Peter st, L T
Henderson, W. C, Hum's wharf, L T
Henderson, W.S., corner St. Paul and Saultau Matelot sts. L T
Hyde & M'Blain, Hunt's wharf, L T *
Joseph A, & Co., Napoleon wharf, L T
LANGEvm, Masso^n, Thibodeau, & Co., comer of St. Peter and Sous-le-
Leaycbaft, J. W., West India wba'f- L T
Lbmesobibb, Tilstonb & Co., Comra'ercial chambers, St. Peter st L T
Murray, Hugh, 50 St. Peter st, L T ••""""» «>'• ^eter st, L T
MiTCHBU., R., Bell's Lane, L T
[iT
•t,UT
ihn 8t, U T
age 324.) .
hit at, withoat
It. SR
irch tt, S R
at, withoat
Co.,StPeterttLT
ore.
mis, Hunt's whar'*
merchants, Gibb's
lanufactarer, agent
ks, St. Lawrence
as before.
[Given anew.)
,LT
QUEBEC.
HI
iT
I, LT
ter and Sous'Ie-
'eter st, L T
NoAD, H. J., & Co., St. Paul st, L T
Oliver, J. E., general merchant and shipbuilder, Dalhousie s(, L T, ship-
yard, Prince Edward st, S R
Oliver, T. H., general merchant and shipbuilder, Oliver's dock whart,
shipyard. Prince Edward, S R
Pabke, AnDuiJw., & Co., Arthur st, India wharf, L T
Paterson, Young & Co., Giliesples' wharf, L T
Pemberton, Bbothers, 25 St. Peter st, L T
Peniston, R., J. B. F, lane, L T
Pbicb, W. & Co , corner of St. Peter and St. Paul sts, L T
Renatjd & Brother, Napoleon wharf, L T
Ritchie, A. D. & Co., Dalhousie st, L T
Roberts, R. & Co., St. Peter st, L T
Ross, Lenfbstet&Co., St. Peter st, LT, importers of East and West India
produce
Roy, W. H., St. Andrew's Wharf, L T
RcsTON, Thomas, 3 St. James st, L T
Scott, Michael., 76 St Paul Street, L T
Stevenson, Wm., East India wharf, L T
Symes, G. B & Co., Old City i>ank building, St. Peter st, L T
Tessier, Yves, corner of St. Peter and Sous-Ie-fort sts, L T
Usbobne, G. W., office, 29 St. Peter st, and Lowndes' wharf, L T
Welsh, H. W., 2 St James si, L T
Wubtelb, C, & W., Fu A'ml st, near St. Peter st, L T, agents for the St.
Maurice iron ■^: .'-.r
Chouinard, Poir & Co., corner of St. Peter
and SouB-le fort ats, L T
Caldwell, Sir H. J., 38 St. Peter st, L T
Dalkin, U. S., 38 St. Peter st, L T
Dean & Co., 14 St. Peter st, I4 T
Fraser, D.. India wharf, L T
Gibb, James, sen., Commercial ciiambers,
St. Peter st, L T
Gibb, Lane & Co., corner of St. Antoine
and St. Peter sts, L T
Levey, Charles E. & Co., Atkinson's wharf,
LT
Langlois, P. & Co., St, Andrew's wharf,
LT
M'Pherson, Duncan, 25 St. Peter at, L T
Ryan, Brothers & Co., St. Peter st. L T
Sharpies, Wainwright & Co., Arthur st,
LT
Stcuart. D. R., 25 St. Peter it, L T
GROCERS AND SHIP CHANDLERS. (Addenda to page 326.)
BicKELL, W. J., general grocer and ship chandler, corner St. Peter and
Mountain sts, L T
BoLDUc, Joseph, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, and dealer in crockery.
and cut nails, St. George st, S J
Eraser, A., dealer in groceries, ship chandlery, provisions, &c., corner of
St. Nicholas and St. Valiier sts, L T
Paterson, John, importer of groceries, wines, &c., Arthur st, L T
Paterson, Wh., dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, provisions, tobacco, &c.,
50 St. Peter st, corner Mountain st., L T
Plauondon, H. <k Co., dealers in groceries and ship chandlery, cordage, tar,
canvas, biscuit, beef, pork, &c., 25^ St. Peter st, L T
RotJRKB, P., dealer in wines, liquors, and provisions, corner St. Nicholas
and St. Paul sts, opposite St. Paul's market, L T
SpBBR, T. H., dealer in groceries, wines and provisions, 20 St. AugosUae
st, SL
PI
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m
m
QUEBEC.
^"'**^H.f::,*!!' """^^ «P'J,.''Pi"< Jealer, 24 St. Famille or Hope «t, U T. mi.
htary messes supplied oo reasonable terms '
Abern, P., St. Croix it, S J
Bacquet, E. Z., Richelieu Bt, S J
Beer, Mre., St. Vallier et, S R
Belancrer, O., King tt, SR
Berthlaume, L., St. Marie gt, S J
Blaia, F., Richmond ft, S J
Blondin, F., K ivelle rt, S J
Boucher. Jean, M. Vallier et, S R
Browi}, William, St. Vallier at, S R
fireiter, Ed., 30^ Si. Joaeph at, S R
Burns, Tbomea, Champlain at, L T
Cabourg. O., 31 ^ St. John at, without
Chamberlain, Ch«,, Dcaroaaea at, S R
Cliiaian,T., St. Vallier at, S R
Conatantin, L., Latourelle at, S J
Corriveau, Et., St. Vallier at, S R
Cote, E., D'Aiguiilon at, S J
Coveney, Ed., Artillery et, S J
Coughlan, R., 64 Champlain at, L T
Darveau. Jos., 70 St. Olitier at, S J
Devlin, P., 11 Champlain si, L T
Dion, Joseph, St. Vallier at, S R
Doddrige, Chs., Grant at, S R
Doherly, Thomae, St. Vallier at, S R
Drolef, P., St. George at, S J
Dugal, P. E., Deafoaaca at, S R
Dugaa, J., Craig at, S R
Enwright, .M., St. Augualin at, S J
Giblin. John, 68 Champlain at. L T
Gilloran, D., 11 St. Paul at, L T
Giroax, Ch»., Artillery at, S J
fl«gana, Hanse, 16 St. Peter at, L T
Htnrahan, — . 20 St. Amable at, S J
Hearn, J., 293 Champlain at, L T
flood, Wm., St. Angt Jiin at, S J
Hoot, Priaque. Crajg at, S R
Jennings, P., St. Paul at, L T
Jolicouer, J., Queen at, S R
Killburg, J., 23 St. Julie at, S J
Labranohe, M., St. Vallier at, S R
Uferre, — , St. Vallier at, S R
Leahy, John, 2 St. Paul at, L T
Lefrancoia, J. N., St. Paul's Market, L T
I.etarte, Priaque, Richelieu at, S J '
Maderscbain, Cba., St. Vallier et, S R
Maheux, J., St. Ann at, S R
Mailleux, J. A., Cote d'Abraham. S J
•MeDaid, C, St. Vallier at, S R
Moffatt, Ed., St. John at, without
Moizon, Jean. 14i Artillery st, S J
Moriaette, M., St. Vallier et, S R
Morriaon, James, St. Ann at, S R
O'Conner, Henry, 15 St. Paul St, L T
O'Flaherty, M., 14 Champlain st. L T
O'Rorke, F., 16 St. Paul st, L T
Orr, Sinclair, 14 Craig at, S R
Papin, — , Cr.iiget, SR
Pampilion, D., St. Olivier at, S J
Parant, J., St. Clair at, S J
Poliquin, L., St. Paul's Market, L V
Ray, DuviJ, 342 Champlain at, L T
Reayic, J., Crownat, SR
Robmson, W. J., 27 St. Joaeph si, S R
Koas, H., Dearoaaea at, S R
Russoll, R., SI. Euatache at, S J
Sanafacon, Francia, Ann st, S R
Schombear, M., Latourelle at, S J
Shea, Mra. W., 80 Champlain at, L T
Sylvain, P., St. Ann at, S R
Teaeier, Pierre, St. Aoguatin st, S J
Twaicr, Louie, 55^ Kmg st, S R
1 hibodeau, L,, 25 Artillery st, S J
Wadman, Wm., 26 Artillery st, S J
Wajlace. H. F., Craig at, S R
Whitehead, Joaeph, 29 St. John st, U T
Hickman, W., 26 Mountain at, L T
Savard, James. 60 St. Peter at. L J
Smith, H., 37 St. Ann at, U T
Smeaton. Hv., 20 St. John at, U T
Tessier, Laurent, 20 St. John st, U T
HARDWARE MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 328).
Blight, William, itnporter of ^helf and heavy hardware, fine cutlerr, &«
of every descnption, au i'abrique sf, U T ' ' "'
DoMON & GmoRAB, importers of shelf and heavy hardware, fine cutlerv &e
of every description, 6 St. Peter st, L T ^* '
Eadon, Vi
0f(
Martinez
tioi
Methot,
anc
Pel
Scott, Hi
boi!
Shaw, Ric
can
ket,
Shaw, Sai
Sot
Co^iST^t^X^l^Vvlif-'^^^^^^^^^^ Butchart, A^ ;
Le«n,W.; Marquis, E.; Moffat., W. ; ParlJr J Ra^E?^n^ S^S^^^^^^^ ^"^
geau, P. G. The others remain aa before. '' ' ' S*"ff<'"^' ^' ' Touran.
GUNSMITHS, page 328, remain as before.
GUTTA PERCHA DEPOT.
Eadon, William, St. Nicholas st, Palace Gate.
HAIRDRESSERS. (Given ancw.)
Bresler, j
See
'OIST, F. 1
arant &
'endersoi
card
[ercier, ]
sts,
Mercier, I
NicoL, Nai
Rinfreite, P.
Cftt Hote
Srooke's h
Iachette'
Henchy's ]
Lamb's, He
fjONDON Co
Maheux's
Mansion H
Melrose's
■Ottawa He
RuS8;e:ll'8 I
3t. George
Thomas's E
3ack, R., St.
'rown, Mra., i
Chamber?, Wr
i«ys, Mra., re
Lapointe, M,,
Lemienz L., S
lacon, C, 62
iattle, P., St.
' Hope >t, U T, mi.
ulie it, S J
l^'ailier «l, S R
ier »t, S R
'aul it, L T
Paul'B Market, L T
helieu bi, S J
U. Vallier at, S R
•t.SR
I d'Abraham, S J
ier at, S R
n at, without
rtillery gt, S J
llieret.S R
Ann St, S R
St. Paul St, L T
tiamplain at, L T
'aul at^ L T
f rt.SR
R
ivier 8t, S J
.8 J
a Market, L V
mplain af, L T
SR
St. Joseph at, S R
,SR
:he Bt, S J
nn at, S R
relle at, S J
implain it, L T
t, SR
igustin at, S J
ng at, S R
illfiry at, S J
rtiliery at, S J
at, S R
St. John at, U T
QUEBEC.
San
1108 ; Butchart, A. ;
Lapointo, P.; Mc
afford, P. ; Touran.
•hn at, U T
John it, U T
328).
ine cutlenr, &.n..
in© cutlery, &c.,
Eadon, William, i;npo;ter of shelf and heavy hardware, fine cutlery, dec,
of every description, St. Nicholas st, Palace Gate
Martineau, J. L., importer of shelf and heavy hardware of every descrip.
tion, 1 Desfosses st, S R
Methot, Chinic, Simard & Co., importers of shelf and heavy hardware,
and nail factory ; also oil, plaster and mill stone factory, corner St.
Peter and Mountain sts, L T
Scott, Henry S., importer of English and American hardware, iron, steel,
boiler plates, &c., 19 Buade st, U T
Shaw, Richard J., importer of London, Birmingham, Sheffield, and Ameri'
can hardware, paints, glass, &c., 55 St. Paul st, near St. Paul's mar-
ket, and 18 Sous-le.fort st, L T
Shaw, Samuel J., importer of English, German and American hardware,
Sous-le-fort st, L T, and 9 St. John st, U T
The others remain as before.
hatters AND furriers, (Addenda to page 330.)
Bbesler, a., furrier and hat and cap manufacturer, 25 Fabrique 3t, U T.
See card, page 294#
Foist, F. X., general fur manufacturer, 66 St. John st, U T. See card
Garant & AuDY, furriers, hat and cap makers, 8 St. John st, U T
Henderson, John, & Co., furriers, hat and cap makers, 18 Buade sf, U T, see
card, page 16
Mercier, David, furrier, hat and cap maker, corner St. John and Palace
sts, UT
Mercier, P. O., furrier, hat and cap maker, 24^ St. John st, without
NicoL, Narcisse Vaniers, furrier, hat and cap maker, Craig st, S R
Rinflrette, P. N., 45 St. John at, U T | The othera remain|aa before •
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. (Given anew.)
CiTT Hotel, John Lindsay, 1 Garden st, U T
Irooke's Hotel and Restaurant, A. Brooke, St. Peter st, L T
Iachette's Hotel, F. M. Hacheite, St. Joseph st, U T
Ienchy's Hotel, P. Henchy, 41 St. Ann st, Ufl"
Lamb's, Hotel, Thomas Lairib, corner St. Joseph and Couillard sts, U T
iONDoN Coffee House, W. Chartrain, Cul-de-sac st, L T
Iaheux's Hotel, E. Maheux, 16 Couillard st, U T
Jansion House Hotel, Mrs. J. Holgate, 1 St. George st. Grand Battery, U T
Melrose's Hotel, D. Melrose, Lower Town Market Piace •
■Ottawa Hotel, Hugh O'Neil, Sault au Matelot st, L T
Rus8;ell's Hotel, Russell Brothers, Palace st, U T
3t. George's Hotel, Macrow & Son, 2 St. Peter st, L T
Thomas's Hotel, John i liomas, 2 Garden st U T
Sack, R., St. Peter it, L T
5rown, Mr?., reitaurant, 14 Garden st, U T
Chamber*, Wm., 320 Champlainst, L T
aayd, Mra.. restaurant, 28 Buade Dt, U T
!iSpointe, M., 55 St. Peter at, L T
Lemienz L., St. John at, without
Levesque, F., Si. Paul's Market
MoLeod. D.. Sous.le-Fort at, L T
Mosse^ H., St. John at, without
Quinn, Wm., Cul de aac it, L T
Swords' Hotel, P. Sworda, St. Louii st, UT
INNS AND TAVERN.9, (Addenda to page 332.)
3aeon, C, 62 St. Euatacbe at, S J
little. P., St. Nicholaa at, L T
Battle, M., 7 CoLde-aao at, L T
Bernard, L., 3 Sutherland at, 3 J
H
iiiin
334
QUEBEC.
Berry, H.. 75 Champlain st. L T
Bolduo, L. M ., 58 Richmond it, S J
Boachartf, Ed., 40 S(. John st, without
Butlar, P., 7 King it, S R
Campbell, Wm., St. Auguntino st, S J
Chevalller, — , Richmond »t, S J
Collin*, John, St. Paul's Market, L T
Daniel, Wm.. St. Paul's Market, L T
Day, Geo., 316 Champlain st, L T
Dion, F., 69 St. Eustaohe st, S J
Doonolly, John, 2 St. Ann st, U T
Earl, B., St. Euttache st, S J
Edgar, John, 14J St. Gabriel st, S J
Fox, E., 24 St. Auffustmo st, S J
Fullerlon. J., 6 St. John st, without
Gillard, Mrs., Exchange Coffee House, LT
Glngras, A., St. Paul st. L T
Hamman. Mrs,, 59 St. Peter t, L T
Haslett, John, St. Eustache si, S J
Heazle, Thomac, 24 Buade st, U T
Jordan, Chas., 24 Champlain st, L T
Kelly, Mrs. G., 8J Artillery at, S J
Iav/Iot, M, 161 St. Vallierst, S R
Lynch, P. L., 50 Champlain st, L T
/)i»coii«nued.— Fulton, Robert, Giroux, Chas., Gleeson, Thos., Kelly, Mrs., Larooheilo,
J-, Lavigne, J. B., McHugh, VV,, McLean, Alexr., Morgan, Mrs., O'Neil, John, Orr.Geo,,
Kheaumu, Ls., Smith, J., St. Thcmas, Alexr. The others remain as before.
McAdam, Hugh, Sault au MaUlot it, L
McCarty, B., St. Julie st, S J
MoMal, Wm., 1 St. Ann at, U T
McVeigh, Jas, Champlaio st, L T
Marcoux, J. B., St. Paul's Market, L T
Massuo, H., 51 i St. John st, without
Moss, Ed., 28 Champlain st, L T
Nowlan, J., 79 Champlain at, L T
O'Connell, Thomas, 313 Champlain st, LT
O'Connor, D., 27 Champlain st, L T
Parker, J. G., St. Nicholas st, L T
Pritchard, Hiram, 12 St. Amable st, S J
Ruberlson, D., St. Eustache st, S J
Saurin, Mrs., 17} St. Julie at, S J
Scott, S., 314 Champlain st, LT
Shortall, D., 1 Craig st, S R
Smith, John,, Cote d'Abraham,SJ
Toole, Mrs. J., 276 Champlain st, LT
Timmons, John, 12 St. Ann st, U T
Tucker, Jamef>, 288 Champlain st, L T
Walters, Frs., Champlain st, L T
Webb, R., 233 St. Vallier st, S R
Weir, Mrs., 18 Garden st, U T
While, David, Nourelie st, S J
}auviD, Al
JEWELLERS AND WATCHMAKERS, (Addenda to page 333.)
Ardouin, C. J., (late M. Ardouin & Son), 60 St. John st, U T, an excel
lent stock of every article in the lir^ constantly on hand. See card.
Gattthier, a., 4 Notre Dame st, L T, a good assort ^lent of watches ant
jewellery for sale, particular attention paid to repairing
PouMN, Peter, 35 St. John st, U T, a choice stock constantly on hand, and
for sale on moderate terms
TtRCoT, N., 14 Mountain st, L T keeps on hand a good supply of wat
ches, clocks, and jewellery
Wybe, F. H., 58i St John st, U T, watches, jewellery, &c., in great variety,
engraving and printing attended to promptly
Ienson &
St.
Iennett,
Ieswiok, (
LI
Jlint, J. 1
^orsyth
Cbt
lOBBRTS, J
ingi
^ooD, Pbi
Bt, ]
lall. G. B., I
lamillon, T|
■t, LT
MACHII«
Burnstein, Nathan, 37 Desfosses st, S R
Garratl, James, 6 Fabrique st, U T
Genest, Charles, Cote d'Abraham, S J
Diaeontinutd — Baxter, W. ; Bewa, D.
The others remain as before.
O'Donobue, Thomas, 49 St. Peter st, L T
Routier, C, 8 Mountain stL T
Sasseville, F., to Palace st, U T
Christmas, D. S.j jCouture, D.j Hardy, A
LAND SURVEYORS, (Addenda to page 333.)
Auitin, W. A., 14 St. Joseph st, S R j The others remain as before
LEATHER MERCHANTS AND TANNERS, (Addenda to page 333.)
Plamondon, H., sen., St. Vallier st, S R
Plamondon, H., jun., St. Vallier st, S R
Vincent, N., St. Vallier st, S R
Z)j«con<»nu«d.— Bedigare, P. ; Fleming, R.:
Pratt, C. F. & Brother. The othen
remain as before.
LIVERY STABLES. (Given anew.)
Fagce, Charles, St. John's suburbs, Quebec, and Batiscan. below, has
excellent livery, horses and carriages
Hough, Charles, 8 St. Ann st, U T, excellent livery at reaionable charees.
horses and carnage* for hire on short notice
MBRCH.
^allam, E
Joofeb, a
orde
with
VCHS, J., I
iULY, JoHl
and
Iiller, Fs
lORGAN, D
bee, p., V
hand
who!
HEATON, /
at nil
^ALLEAV, ^
cloth
rent, James, i
reslonr, J., 31
arley, M., 8(1
in^elia, John,
imothe, F. X
iackenzie, W
llan. Miss, 1'
■zin. Miss, C(
«e, Miss, St.
aller, Miss, tt
etherinclon, 1
Diteontinuei
I
iault au Maulot it, L T
Fulie at, S J
t. Ann at, U T
amplain at, L T
t. Paul's Market, L T
t. John at, without
mplain at, L T
amplain at, L T
*^icholaaat, LT
12 St. Amableat, S J
Eu8tach« at, S J
it. Julie at, S J
mplain at, L T
R at, S R
d'Abrahatn, S J
Champlain at, LT
St. Ann at, U T
i Champlain at, L T
mplain at, L T
Vallier at, S R
rdon at, U T
ire lie at, S J
[elly, Mra., Larochelle,
U'Neil, John, Orr, Geo.,
la before.
opage 333.)
QUEBEC.
S35
Sauvin, M., 20 Couillard st, U T
LUMBER BBOKEHs, page 333, remain as before.
LUMBER MERCHANTS, (Addenda to page 334.)
mplain at, LT !>•».«„ ^ r« i. . ""•»•/
l'pS:7'r;" " S^Pe^'Att T """ """='""" •°^""W>»-' ^V B.nk bandings
icboi...,. L T I'"™"' I'"'"?; «-«".l l"."'.Br merchant .„d .hrpp„r, Arthur .t. L T
;""TT^*d ^■kfru:r'"' "'"'''"" "' "■w"'. «.. ?».« .t.
JLINT, J. H., general Ju.nber merchant and shipper, St. Paul st L T
'""%^tb?rsi.^;rS^^^ "^'-'-''-^ sblpp^rt^'mLrclal
^"""TS'gf It! Pet! rril 'r^" """'""' ""^ ''"pp"' ^'^^ ^""^ ^""'^•
Woov, ^^J=TRr & Poitba's, general lumber merchants antl shippers, St. Peter
lall, G. B.. St. Jamea at, L T
lamillon, Thompaon & Co., 38 St. Potcr
at, LT
I Stevenaon, Michael, to Eatt India wharf
Z?e«awrf.— Paterson, Peter. The othera
■ remain aa before
MACHINISTS AND NAIL FACTORIES, page 334, remain as before.
-"»rTT ' . **"'^^"^''^ '^^'''^'^^ AND cLOTHiK^s, (Addenda to page 334.)
1 hand. See card, i'^*'^*^' "• ■*-, merchant tailor, clothier and outfitter, 2 St. Louis st. U T
•n hand. See card.
ent of watches and
airing
.OOPBB, A., merchant tailor, clothiet- and outfitter, 15 Mountain st, L T. all
orders executed in the l-est London, Paris or New York style, and
with despatch j i « u
itantl> on hand, and , T f"* •. .
ucHs, J., merchant tailor, clothier and outfitter, 64 St. John st. U T
)od supply of wat
'C, in great Tarietj,
I, 49St.Pet«rat,LT
itainitLT
lace 8t, U T
luture, D.j Hardy, A
!33.)
is before
to page 333.)
igare, p.; Fleming, R.;
; Brother. The others
e
itiscan, below, hat
easonable chargesi
"^''^'and de'^ St. Ann st, U T, orders executed with neatness,'punciuality
fiLLER, Fs., merchant tailor, draper and clothier, 5 Mountain st, L T
lORGAN, David, merchant tailor, draper and clothier, liHope Hill.U T
HKE, P.. 12 Notre Dame st, and 27 Mountain 3t, L T, keeps constantly on
hand a large stock of ready-made clothing at very moderate prices,
wholesale or retail o j p. ^oo,
MEATON, A., 20 St. John st, U T, executes all orders in the best style, and
at moderate prices. See card
'^''''^tbthl!^' ^' * ^°" '^ ^"^'^^ "'' ^ '^' '""'^''^"^ **''o"' ^''•apMs and
rent, Jame», to St. John at, without
re«low, J., 313 Champlain at, L T
srlcy, M., eOChampldin st. L T
iii?el!a, John. 35 St. Paul at, L T
tmothe, F. X., Crown st, S R
ickenzie, W., 3 Garden at, U T
M'Hugh. M., 355 Champlain at, L T
O'Brien, S., Sous-lefort st, L T
Peachy, John. 32 D'Aiguillon st, 8 J
Roy, N., Desfosses st, S R
DeceflMd.— Cairns, Robert j Paquet,
The others remain as before
E.
MILLINERS, (Addenda to page 335.)
llan, Misa. 17 Couillard st. U T
Kin, iVflaa, Cote d'Abraha'm, S J
*e, Misa, St. John at, U T
uller, Mias, to Couillard st, U T
etherincton, Mra, 5 Fabrique at, U T
Owconttnued— Sutcliff, Mrs; Woolticb, Mrs.
Hill, Misa, Caserne st, U T
McPherson, Mm, 5 Couillard at. U T
Vien, Miss, 21 Couillard at, U T
The othera remain as befor*
m
S86
QaSBEC.
B r
MUTERAL WATBR DEPOTS.
Mann, A., Piantagenet depot, 7 St. Joseph at, U T, and 18 Notre Dame at, I
Hough, Chs., Gaxton depot, 9 St. Ann at, U T
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
Canadian Ecolbsiastical Gazette, English, John Lovell, 12 Mountain
Gazette, English, R. Middleton, 1 Mountain st, L T
Canada Gazette, Derbishire &: Desbarats, 65 St. Louis at, U T
Lb Journal db Quebec, French, Cot6 & Co., 26 Mountain st, U T
Lb Canadien, French, E. R. Frechette, 13 Mountain st, L T
Mercury, English, T. Cary dc Co., head of Buade st stairs, U T
MoRNino Chronicle, English, Chs. St. Michel, 25 Mountain st, L T
Our Journal, English, Duffy & Lindsay, 15 St. John st, U T. See card
Rbvub de Legislation et db Jurisprudence, French, £. R. Fr^chett
Mountain st, L T
MUSICAL instrument MAKERS, page 335, remain as before.
MUSIC TEACl^ERS AND PROTESSORS.
Belliau, Anthony, 69 St. John st, without
Andrews. Mn. F. H., 5 St. StaniiUiijt, U T | Coombe, Mrs. Thomas, 5 St. Stanislai
Bissett, Mrs. D., 12 Ht. Vaiiier st, L T
UT
INCORPORATED BOARD OF NOTARIES.
Edward Glackemeyer, president ; A. B. Sirois, treas. ; Joseph Laurin, See
J. B. A. Chartier, syndick ; C. M. D6foy, T. M. Quay, Joseph Pet
clerc. La. Prevost, Le. Ruel, Arch. Campbell, J; B. Tradelle, L.
Maopherson.
NOTARIES PUBLIC, (Addenda to page 335.)
Belleau, R. G., notary public and general agent, 11 St. Ann at U T
BioNBLL & BowEN, notaries public, corner Arthur and St. Peter ata, L T
Campbell, A., Queen's notary, 26 St. Peter st, L T
Campbell, W. D., N.P., 26 St. Peter st, L T
Clafham, J. G., to St. Lawrence Chambers, St. Peter st, L T
Langlois, F., N.P., 37i St. Peter st, L T
Laurin, Jos., secretary to Board of notaries, 19 Palace st, U T
Lindsay & Lbmoine, N.P.*«,clerk and registrar of Trinity House, St. Pe
9t, LT
MacpHersov, L. T., N. p., late B.N.A. bank builc' ogs, corner St. Peter ai
Arth ; sts, L T
Macphers< N, Daniel., N.P., corner Arthur and St. Peter sts, L T
Prevost, 1. )U18, St. Peter st, opposite Bank B,. N. A., manager of Queb
Fire Loan, and Notary to Turnpike Trust ,
Dogal, C. & F, v., to Grmt at, S R I Tessier, Ed., to St. Francois st, S J
Lavoie, Louis, to St. Francois at, S R |
Deettued—hBhbvte, J. ; Parent, A. B. ; Sauvageau, M. The others remain as bcfoj
OPTICIANS. (Given anew.)
HiNTON, BiRT, 14 Buade st, U T. Oplicai, nautical, jnatheraaiical and ss
veying instruments cleaned and repaired
Canlin, L., St John st, without I Vobl. B., 7 St. John st, U T
Thompson, §., 8U John st, without | Whitham, P., 36 St Ann st, U T
18 Notre Dame St, L
iovell, 12MouDtaiQ
it It, U T
intain st, U T
.t,LT
airs, U T
untain at, L T
, U T. See card
)b, £. R. Fr^chett
lain as before,
s.
lomai, 5 St. Staniitai
BS.
oieph Laurin, See
. Guay, Joseph Pet
I. B. Tmdelle, L.
335.)
Ann at U T
St. Peter 8ta,LT
it,LT
t,UT
■inity House, St. Pe
corner St. Peter ai
ter sts, L T
manager of Queb
t. Franooia Bt, S J
olbera remain aa befof
athBiaatical and «c
lin Bt, U T
St Ann St. U T
QUEBEC.
nr
PAiNTKBs AND PAVEKHANGEH9, (Addenda to page 336.)
Booth, S. «Sc G., G Arsenal, and 20 St. Uraule sts, U T, house, sign, and de.
corative painters, paperhangers and glaziers
GoRNEiL, S., St. Ursule st, U T, house, sign and decorative painter and paptr-
hanger. See card
IIoLEiiocSE, Wm., to 48 St. John st, U T, house, sign, and ornamental painter,
paper hanger and glazier
McKay, W & J., 4», St. Ursule st, U T, house, sign and decorative painters
and paperhangers. A large assortment of room paper on hand
Morgan, Georpn, 6 Hope st, U T j Randall, Jacob, St. Julie at, S J ' '
JDi«con<iniMrf— Hetberington, R. ; Joyce, M- ; O'Ncil, D. The othera remain aa before.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS, pagc 336, remain as before.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, (Addenda to page 336).
BoswELL, W., M.D., 62 St. Louis st, U T
Caruier, Joseph, M.D. — office, St. Peter st, L T — house, 8 St. George st, UT
Fremont, Charles J., M.D., 10 St. Ursule st, U T
Jackson, A., M.D., 35 St. Ann st, U T
Mahsden, Wm., M.D., 6 St. Ann st, U T
Martin, J., M.R.C.S., England, 4 St. Louis st, U T
MoRRiN, Joseph, M.D., 4 St. George st, U T
Sewell, Jas. a., M.D., 12 St. Ursule st, U T *
Blanche!, H. O., 6 Palace st, U T Parant.Joecpli.to Hope at, U T
FitzpatricK, John, to Culde-Sac st, L T
Macfarlane, James, 9 Haldimand at, U T
Diieontinued or Deceased. — Biaie, J. D.
R, The othera remain as before.
^ PLANE 3IAKER.
Csritttti L. C, St. John st, without
PLANING AND SAWING MILLS, page 336, remain as before.
POTTER. .< .
Listard, Pierre, 79 St. Vallier at, S K
PRINTING OFFICES, (Addenda to page 337).
Campbell, Rollo, 11 Garden at, U T ] Lovell, John, 12 Mountain at, LT
Derbiahire & Deabarata, Queen's Printer, Perrault, Louis, 11 Garden at, U T
65 St. Louis St. U T . Stanley, G-, 12i St, John at, U T
Duffey'^& Lindsay, 15 St. John at, U T |
Discontinued. — Pooler& Brother. Tho others remain aa befure.
PROVISION MERCHANTS,
Welli, P., to 2 St. Joachim at, U T
Douglaa, James; Kimlin, Wm. ; McL'mont,
Brodie, Chaa., 25 St. Peter at, L T
Brown, William, 74 St. Vallier at. S R
Connolly & Co., Hunt's wharf, L T
Hanley, Michael, 50 St. Peter st, L T
Parant, F. J., 18 St. Peter at, L T
Brooke, Alfred, St. Peter at, L T, opposite
the Commercial Chambeni
Hachette, F. M., 25 St. Ann at, U T
[Addenda to page 337).
Menard & Brother, comer St. Paul and
Henderson at, L T
Renaud & Brother, Napoleon Wharf, L T
Williama, Watson & Co., St. Peter at, L
T, next Bank of British N. America
The others remain aa before.
RESTAURANTS AND COFFEE HOUSES.
Brown, Mra., City Reattorant, 14 Garden
at, UT
Haya, Mra. H., 38 Baade at, U T
SADDLERS, (Addenda to page 337).,^^, ,.,
CoRNEiL, Charles, saddler, harness and portmanteau maniifacturer, IS St.
John st, U T
12
!!r1S<l.fe*-*gO
M
QUfiBfiC
PoTTB, E., k Co., raddlera, harnent and portminteau manniBeiurcrv, 28 St,
9'' John at, without
Boleau, B., Crai(; kI, S U ; Hamel, A., St. Valli«r tt, S R
Magill. Joseph, lu 3^ St. John it, without { Murpby, Tbomii, to 4 St. Ann tt, U T
Girard, M., to St. PmuI it, L T The uiheri remain ai berure.
: , tAiii MAKERS, BCUiiPTORS, page 337, remain as before.
SHIP BUILDERS, page 337, remain as before.
SMITHS, MACHINISTS, &c., (Addenda to pages 337 & 338.}
Armstron(}, W. M., general and ship iinith, .306 Champiain st, L T
HovoHTON, John, general smith and farrier, 27 St. Joachim st, S J
Whittv, Phillip, general smith and machinist, 80 St. Paul at, L T
AueUire, Joi., 82 St. Margaret it, 8 R
Bigaoutte, Joseph, St. Vallier st, S R
Brolheri, Luke, 274 Champiain st, LT
Chateauvert, Chi., 4 St. George st, S J
ChevalHer, E, Craig it, S R
Dawson, S. J , S87 Champiain at, L T
Fiset, J., St. Frnncuis st, S J
Forneltc, P., Crown «t, S R
Garneau, J., Cote d'Abrah mi , S J
Gf^ggi J»tin, 205 Charoplmn st, L T
Jobin, J., Jupiter st, S J
Jordan, J., 7 D'Aiirailiun st, S J
Porter, Joseph, Jr., 20 St. Stanislas st, U T
Richard, H., Jupiter st, S J
Vexina, P.. 19 St. Francuis st, S R
Williams, VVm., Cole d'Abra!iam, S J
Tho others remain as before
STAGE AND STEAMBOAT OFFICES. (Glven anCW.)
Hough Chs., 8 St. Ann st, IT T. Winter stage to connect with the railroad
at Richmond
Tate's Daily Steamboat Link to Montreal, " Lady Elgin and Crescent,"
Gillespie's wharf. See card page 315
Wilson, John, Tow Boat Office, 3 St. ,\ntoine st, L T
Mail Lino of Steamers to Montreal, Robert | Gauvin, Michel, SO Couillard st, U T
Shaw, Agent, Napoleon wharf ^
STEVEDORES, SUPERVISOR OF CULLERS, SURVEYOR OF SHIPPING, TAL-
LOW CHANDLERS, page 338, remain as before.
TIN AND COPPER SMITHS AND PLUMBERS, (Addenda topagc 338.)
Andrews, Thomas, tin and coppersmith, plumber and gas fitter, 3 St. John
st.UT
Chartre, Z., tin smith, and manufaciurer of hot air apparatus, ist. John st
without
Garth, Cha*., St. John st, without
Difcontinup.d.—Campcnu, l,., Parrott, A. The others remain as before •
RUSSIAN STOTE BUILDER.
Maderscbein, Ch* , St. Vallier lit, S R^
TOBACCONISTS, (Addenda to page 338.)
Do^ord, Noel, St* Jolin st, without Morrisun, John, St. Oliver st, S J
Mortis, Edwin, removed to 2 St. John st W T The others remain as before
«*-:?!'• TURNERS AND CARVERS. (Givcn anew.)
Blouin, F. X., Ann st, S R j Burnet, Jas., St. Francis st, S R
Black, Wni., King st, S R < Lapoinie, Joseph, Riebmond st, S J
.i-)i> A - READY MADE LINEN STORES,
bredge. Mrs., 2 Palace BtjUT | Kempt. Mrs, f Arsenal at, U T
VINEGAR FACTORY.
Quirouet Sl Srolher, lo St. Paul di, L T
WINE MERCHANTS.
Cbmcai Hi J. & 0>t 18 Fabrique at, U T. S«e oird
luiaeiurcrv, 28 St.
r tt, s B
4 St. Ann tl, U T
before.
IS before.
fore.
137 & 338.)
lin 8t, L T
n St, S J
ul 8t, L T
^brahtni. S J
iropli'in «t, LT
SJ
llun 8t, S J
St. Stanislat it, U T
Bt, SJ
raticuis 8t, S R
d'Abraham, S J
anew.)
!t with the railroad
;in and Crescent,"
^nuillard it, U T
^ SHIPPING, TAL-
3 fore.
.to page 338.)
filter, 3 St. John
irattis, >St. John si
iror«
'.)
Hirer at, S J
I before
«r.)
icis (t, S R
ibmond at, S J
»n«lat, UT
QUK8CC.
m,.
Booksellers, Stationers & Wine Merchants,
J^o. 12, FABRIQUE STREET, UPPER TOHW,
Have alwaya on hand, an extenaive Stuck of BOOKS, STATIONERY, ENGRAVINOtf,
ind FANCY ARTICLES, which thejr ofTer either WholeaaU or Retail, upon very favor,
able termi.
Thajr alao import French and other WINES, of (iio finest and moit approved Vinlagea,
and gentlemen ordering from them, majr depend upon belnij supplied with the elioicett
Article*, and upcn the moat moderate termr.
J^o. 2 JOIW STREET, WITHOUT,
(Sign or thb Larob Boot.)
A Superior Stock of BOOTS and SHOES always on
hand, or made lu Order.
Country Stores Svfplied.
ST. PAUL STREET, NEAR ST. PAUL'S MARKET,
QUEBEC,
IS CONSTANTLY MANUFACTURING
Of the very best Materials, and in the latest style of fashion.
His Workmen consist of the best skilled hands to be found in the
Province, and every article is made up under his own direct superintend-
ence, so that Purchasers can depend upon the soundness of the materials
and the durability and flnish of the articles they require. n • $'
Of all kinds, promptly and satisfactorily executed to order, and upon
reasonable terms.
Gentleman about new.furnishing or replenishing their Houses, are
respectfully iiivited to call and examine the choice and extensive Stock
which he has now on band, previous to providing themselves elsewhere.
)\ f
-I
sis
QUEBIO.
F. X. FOIST,
OKALKIl IN ■*
FTOg, EATS, MB nroiM^WdDlK,
No. 66, j^gili^flMttil^ UPPER TOWN,
St. John Street,
Quebec,
Has con«Untly for aale, upon »cry ir|oderato terma, an ejcellcnt Slock of FUR GOODS of
hiaown Mannfacluro, which ho warranla equal lo any in Canada. Hii Stock of HATS
and CAPS will alio be fonnH anon, cheap, and WELL-AiaoRT«D, and he haa alio a largo
supply of INDIAN CURIOSITIES. [D* Pleaso to call and examine.
N. B.— Cwh paid for all deacriptiona of Fur ^kina.
' — — I » . n ' .11 I * ■ ' I ' i t
(LATE M. ARDOUIN &. SON,) pk
Importer, Gold and Silver Smith, Jei^dler, &c.,
ST. JOHN STREET, QUEBEC,
Haa alwaya on hand beat Londcn made JEWELLERY, GOLD & SILVER WATCHES
CLOCKS, PLATED WARE, and PAPIER MACHE GOODS.
DreiainK Casca, Reticulea, Portmoniiiei, nnd a gruat variety of othar A,rtiel«; the whole,
forming the greatest and most varied nasortment to he found in th* Ciij-
' tdr Call and See. J^
lEUSHAIT TAILOB, CLOTHIER AMD OUT-FITTER,
HAS conatantly on band u well.iielected fto^k of GLOT^^, C^SIM£RES, TWEEDS
and VESTINGS, and ia prepared ito tiMke them up toordft in ofcry, variety of garment
suitable for Gentlemen, Youtha or Children, in the most approved ctyje, with the greatest
deapatch, and upon the moat moderate ternia. He solioita a continuance of favora from his
old euitomera, and reapectfiilly invites a call from all who are devirous of combining eleganet
ffl^ economy in the article of clothing.
,j, la addition to his tailoring businesB, he ia also prepared to execute «vpry variety of
mwm, mmm & ssiiiiLiisi mmdiim,
for Ladies' or Children's dresses, having pruqured a great variety of Iho latest and
most elegant patterns for that description of work. He also
1
for Ladies* Dresses, Cloaks, Capes, Sec, in a unique and beautiful style, * and respeotfully
solletts the Ladies to caH and inspect the specimens which he has now on hand.
\
PER TOWN,
Quebec,
; of FUR GOODS of
Ii8 fltock of HATS
he hai nlio a lar^n
ne.
— .i*Mnr-
[LVBB WATCHES
rArtielw; th« whole,
lUT-FITTER,
[MEKES. TWEEDS
y rarietjr of garment
yle, with the greatest
noe of favors from his
of combining elegance
ie •vf'ry variety of
f of the latest and
ie also
tyle,*and respeotfully
V on hand.
QUEBEC-.WATERrA)0.
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At 10s, per Annum, or 7ei. Gd. to Clubs nf Ten, !trictly in ndrnnce, thas making it
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FAMILY PAPEB IN CANADA !
House & Sign Painter, Pai^erlian^^er & 61azie^
ST. URSULE STREET, U ''^EF fOVVN, .
Is now prepared to attend to orders in every Department of hi« Uuainesi
with the utnrtost despatch.
An excellent assortment of ROOM PAPKIl ulwaya on hand, and Tor
Sale at the Lowest Rates.
WATERLOO, (2nd), C. W.— Given anew.)
An entcrprisiDK Village situated in the Township nnd County of Waterloo, C.W., 2 miles
west from Berlin, to which village, and Proston, tiiere ia a daily mail stage. Fare to Prcs-
Ion, '2s tid.
Alphabetioal List of Professions, Trades, &c,
Bowman, Henry W., innkeeper
Buekler, Abraham H., &. Co., iron founders
Cook, Henry, carpenter and pump maker
Gonder, Conrad, innkeeper
KaufTman, Adam, blacksmith
Hett, John, inkeeper
Humbecker, Geo., waggon & carriage maker
Jacobi, John, potter
Peppier, Lewis, blackpmith
Repsher, William, innkeeper
Robertson, Alexr., tinsmith
Schnarr, Ilermao, general store, innkeeper
Shoemaker, David S., township clerk and
general store
Shnncn, VVra., tinsmith
Snider, Ellas, mill owner
Rnider, Menn &. Co., iron founders
Snyder, Daniel, general store & postmaster
Springer, Moses, notary public, sarveyur &.
J »
Tisdnle, Charles G., general store
Waterloo Joint Stock Building Co.'s steam
cabinet and chair factory
Wolf. Andrew, gun and look imitli
andJP
Also— 3 shoemakers, 5 tailors, 12 carpenters, 8 weavers, 8 breweries, 4 cooper shops, 1
tannery, 2 brick kilna.
? i
349
POST'OFFICES.
UST OF POST OrnCES ESTABUSHEB SINGE THE FUBUGATION
OF THE CANADA OnUSCTORT,
I!
,,,. AND OFFICES WHERE THE P. M.'S HAVE BEEN QHANGED.
4,
Name of Office. Townsh. or Seiq'y.
COUNTV.
Name up Pobthastkii.
V
Abbott*! Corners
Aberroyle
Acton
Acton Vale
Adamiville
Addiaon
Albert Town
Allan*! Corners
Allisonville
Arran -
Arva
Ash burn
A<hgruve
Laln's Point
Rnlli'ififad
ilalliaiore
Bdtigcan Bridge
Beaumont
Becancour '
Belfurd
Bentinck
Bcrthler, en bas
Birmingham
Bieliop'f Mill* .
Bland ford
Boston
Bourg Louii
Branclilon
Brant
Bro«ir'a Mills
Bridgeport
Bridgewater
Biockvilie
Broughton
Bruaefield
BurrltVs Rapid*
Caiitor
Caledonia Flats
Cambray
CampbellviUo
Canestoga
C-rMsle
Carradoo
Castleton
Codarfc
Chatham, C.W.
Cheltenham
Chesterfield
Cherry Creek
Chieoutimi
Claphan)
Claremont
Clarendon Centre
Clear Creek
Clifton House
Clinton
Coldsprings
:l)li|jr'
Puslinch
EJsquesing
Acton
Farnham
Elizabethtuwn
Ancaster
Durham
Ameliasbnrg
^ Arran
London
Whitby
Esquesing
Sombra
Erin
Hamilton '
Champlain
Beaumont .
MarkUmiiv' M
Bentinck
Berthier
Pittsburg
Oxford ^
Blandford
Tuwnsend
Dumfries
Brant
Pittsburg
Waterloo
Thurlow
Elizabelhtown
Broughton
Tuckersmith
Marlborough
Caietor
Caledonia}
Fenclon
JVassagaweya
' Woolwich
East Flamboro
Carradoc -
Cramahe
Suulnnges
Raleigh
Chinguacousej
Blenheim
Innisfil ,
Chieoutimi
Adulphustown
Pickering
Clarendon
Houghton
Stamford
Tuckersmith
Hamilton
Missirquoi
Wellington
Hnlton
Drummond
ShefTord
Leeds
Wenlworlh
Beauharnois
Prince Edward
Bruce
Middlesex
Ontario
Halton
Lambton
Waterloo
Northumberland
Champlain
Bellechassi)
Nicolct
Waterloo "''
Bellcchasse
Frontenac
Grcnvilie
Nicolct
Norfolk
Portneuf
Waterloo
Bruce
Frontenac
Waterloo
Hastings
Leeds
Megantic
Huron
Garleton
Lincoln
Prescott
Victoria
Halton
Waterloo
Wentworth
Middlesex
Northumberland
Vaudreuil
Kent
Peel
* Oxford
' Simcoe
Saguenaj
Lenox
Ontario
Ottawa
Norfolk
Wetland
Huron
Northumberland
H H Smith
S Falconbridge
L McDonald
C Beauregard
George Adams
C Lewis
William Allan
J W Allison .
George Got)td
Joseph SiTton
Eldward Oliver
Jqhn Hunter
W Henderson
George Jlugers
RBaftllne . ij
Angeli<{[Oe BiitW
Z Turgeon
Benjamin Rivart
— Defoe
A B McNab
David Bloom
J Birmingliai^ i
H A Bishop; '^
ZMarchand
David Morgan
Joseph Beer
P Mllrshall
John Shcnnon
B Aaglin
Alexander Davidson
Jesse F Byam
John Kilborn
C H J Hall
William Moore
John Meikle, jr.
James Tisdail«
W Bradley ' '
Henry Edwards
James McOriffin
Charles Hendry
Edward Mihell
J C Pennock
Benjamin Joassim
B F Barfoot
William Allan
George Baird
DDHay
David M'Laran
E D Lalanne
Thumas Nuble
James Shaw
Jonathan Bridgeman
J Shears
James Gordon
D Mcintosh
Nam* or Grin
Colerain (form
ville
Collinvili*
Corunna
Creek Bank
Croashill
Croydon
Dalhousie Mil
Dartford
Deal Town
Delaware
Devon
Dixon*B Come]
Doon
Downeyviile
Drayton, (forn
borough)
Dresden, (late
Mills)
Danbaiton .
Dunn
East Framptor
East Hawkesfa
East Willianul
Eden Mills
Eganville
Ekfrid
Eldersite
Ennis i .
Enniskillen
Epsom
Everton
Farnham Cent
Fenelun Falls
Fitzroy Harboi
Forestvillo
Fox River
Frankville
French Vil'g, H
Friburgh
Ueniilly u .
George ville
Slenwilliams
Good wood
JOUld
jower Point t.
irahamsviilejil
Grande Orevit'
jreen Point
jireenwood .i
jreenook iH
xreenbush /'/->
Srovesend :!»
fiagersville
lahfax
lall's Corners
lamptoa
IsfT.bsrgh
larlem
{artford
listings
liwksTille
FUBUGATION
HANGED.
— — < ' > 1 1 —
kUE UP PoSTUASTIiK.
H Smith
Fakonbridge
McDonald
Beauregard
!orgD Ada ma
Lewis
'illiam Allan
W Allison
iotge Goyld
Beph Sifton
Iward Oliver
hn Hunter
Henderson
Borgellogcrs
BarUbne ,
ngrelicjioe Butler
Turgeon
jnjamin Rivart
• Defoe
B MrNab
avid Bloain
Birminghau
A Biihop
Marchand
avid Morgan
>sepli Beer
MlUnhall
)hn Shcnnon
Aiglin
lextHider Davidiou
'use F Byam
>hn Kilborn
H J Hall
William Moore
)hn Meikte, jr.
imes TisdaJK
/ Bradley
lenry Edwards
imes McGriffin
harles Hendrjr
Idward Mihell
C Pennock
'enjamin Joassim
I F Barfoot
('iiiiam Allan
ieorge Baird
) D Hay
)avid M'Laren
I D Lalanne
'liuinas Noble
anics Shaw
DDBthan Bridgeman
Shears
ames Gordon
> Molntosb
POST-OFFICE.
84
Nam* or Orrioi. Townsb. or Sbi'ov.
CODNTT.
Colerain (form. Tains.
ville
CollinvUk
Corunna
Creek Bank
Mills
Marl.
Crossbill
Croydon
Dalhuusie
Darlford
Deal Town
Delaware
Devon
Dixon's Corners
Doon
Downeyvilie
Drayton, (formi
borough)
Dresden, (lato Dawn
Mills)
Danbaiton
Dunn
East Frampton
East Hawkosbury
East Williamsburg
Eden Mills
Eganville
Ekfrid
Elders! ie
Ennis i .
EnniskiUen
Epsom
Everton
Farnham Centre
Fenel«D Falls
Fitzroy Harbour
Foreslvillo
Fox River
Frankville Kitlcy
French Vil'g, Kingsey Kingsey
Toronto Gore
Tilbury West
Mooro
Between Woolwich
Peel
Wcllesley
Camden
Percy
Raleigh
Delaware
Usborne
Matilda
Waterloo
Emily
Peel
Peel
Kent
Lambtoii
&,
U
Dawn
Pickering
Dunn
Frampton
Hawkosbury
Williamsburg
Eramosa
Urattan
Ekfrid
Scarboro'
Ennlskillen
Darlington
Reach
Eramisa
Farnham
Fenelon
Fitzroy
Charluttville
Fribargh
■ ntilly
George ville
Glenwilliams
Soodwoud
jould
jiower Point
^ratiamsville
irande Greve
jreen Point
reenwood
jreenook
jrreenbuah
3rovesend
Hagersville
lahfax
lall'sCornan
lamptoa
isriem
lartford
Isstingi
Uwkiville
T/
..I fi
■ to '
Waterloo
Gcntilly
Stanetead
Eaquesing
Uxbridge
Lingwick
Westmeath
Cbinguacuusey
Sophiasburg
Pickering
Greenock
Elizabethtown
Malahide
Oneida
Halifax
Westminster
Darlington
X- f Sdcf iCusbSfg
Bastard
Townsend
Aaphodel
Welletley
Waterloo
Waterloo
Addington
Glengarry
Northumberland
Kent
Middlesex
Huron
Dundas
Waterloo
Victoria
Wellington
Kent
' Ontario
Haldimand
Dorchester
Prescot?
Dundas
Wellington
Renfrew
Middlesex
York
Lambton
Durham
Ontario
Wellington
Shefford
Victoria
Carleton
Norfolk
Gasp^
Leeds
Drummond
Waterloo
Nicokt
Stanstead
Halton
Ontario
Sherbrookc
Renfrew
Peel
Gasp€
Prince Edward
Ontario
tfiruce
Leeds
Elgin
Haldimand
Megantic
Middlesex
Durham
AduiugioR
Leeds
Norfolk
Peterborough ,
Watwloo iUi-f^,;.
NaHK «» PoSTHaSTIR,
T St, John
James Gracey
A J Stephens
John Fisher
Charles Willcott
Carlos Mendoll
D MPhailJ
N Niles
Joseph Smith
S M Towlc
Joseph Quick
William Wood
Robert Ferrie
M Leiiane
Ezra Adams
James Smith
John Parker
Leno Clarke ^
G A Smith
James Gamble
MrsN Pil'r
Samuel Meadows
Patrick Cassidy
Jonathan Miller
Thomas Donzell
James Little
John Ferrie
Timothy Mun'oe
Rufug Everti
John Johnston
Rev. John Hiokia
W D Iigott
Calvin White
Juhn de St* Croix
William Smith
John Wadleigh
F Romback
F Brunei
A Beebe
C Williams
M Chapman v i .
James Ross r; ;,.
Gilbert Cannon !iJ<'
George Graham '^h^.
Charles Esnuuf a oM
P Roblin , ,1, fW.
George Begg .i .jI.iIM
J B Ritchie ' i li K.
H Blanchard
Joseph W Stone
JGHaskett
Thomas Sheridan
Charles Hall ;M
Henry Elliott lofV
Riciiarii Kane ii»iil
AChamberiin . ;oM
S Deaa uinotf
H Foaidi v^
aiMd HawIh
vH
344
FOST'OFFICES.
Namb or OMict. ToWNSH. OR Ssio'y. Cooniy. Na me or PoiTM AiTt»,htM» of Owi
Henryville
Herdman's Corners
Highland Creek
Hollen
Ilunterstown
lona
Isle Ptirrftt
Jamestown '
Jerseyvillc
Kateavillc
Kennebec Line
Keswick
Kilworth
King
Kingsey Falls
Kingsviile
Kirkwall
Killey
Kiineberg
Knolton Falls
La Beuce
L'Avenir
Lakefield '
Larabton
Lanoraie
Lansdown
Liwreaoevillo
LeFoulon
LemoRTille
Lenox
Lea BergeronncB
Les £sroutnain8
Little Ridcaa
Long Island Locks
Longueail
Lonsdale
Louisville
L. Temiseouata
Lyn
Lynden
Lyncdoch
Mallorytown
Manclicster
Mara
Mariow .itoqs.. J w
Marmora * '' »"t l
Massawippi
Matatie
McDon'd'iCM '
Merlon ^ I'JoJ! ■
Middleloiij;"'*^ »'!"""
Millbank '■■'':n^i\
Millhavea -
Mill Grove
Milnesville
Milton, G.W.
Mono Mills
Montrose
Mouiineli« >''
Mount AlbkHi
Mount Pleaaanl
Mount St. HlflM«
Mount St. PfttrifllE
Sabrevois
M inchinbrook
Scarboro'
Maryboro
Hunterstown
Dunwich
Yarmouth
Ancaster
Adelaide
Nortii Gwillimbury
Delaware
King
Kingsey
Gosfield
Beverly
Kitley
Vaughan
Brome
St. Marie
Durham
Gore
Lambton
Lanoraio
LansdiJWT
S. Ely
E. Hawkcsbury
Whitchurch
Frederiokaburg
Besgcron'B '
Hawkcsbury
Nepoan
LonguBuil
Tyondinaga
Chatham
Elizabeth town
Beverley
Charlolteville
Yonge
Reach
Mara
n
■••i
Marmora
W. Halley
Matane
* Dalhousie
' Nelson
•-^ Middleton
' Mornington
• Erncstown
W. Flarabro'
Markham
Trafalgar
Mono
' [ Stamford
H Corawaii
/ fiarton
< Cavan
V'St.Hilair*;** ' '
Btoughun ""''•'•
Ruuville
Beauharnoia
York
Wellington
8t. Maurice
Elgin
Vaudreuil
Elgin
Wentwiirth
Middlesex
Dorchester
York
Middlesex
York
Drummond
Essex
Halton
Leeds
York
Shcfford
Dorchestev
Drummond
Two Mountaina
Megantie
Berlhier
Leeds
Shefford
Prescolt
York
Addington
Saguenay
Sagucnay
Frescott
Carle ton
Chambly
Hastings
Kent
Rimouski
Leeds
Wentworth
Norfolk
Leeds
Ontario
Ontario
Dorchester
Hastings
Stanstead
Rimouski
Glengarry
Halton
Norfolk
#Perth
Addington
Wentworth
York
Halton
Simeoe
Welland
siormunt
Wentworth
Durham
Rottville
Renfrew
E Goodonow
A Herdman
W Chamberlain
J Hollen
William Parker
J Decow
H C Dozois
: William Jones
H F Young
William M<CIa(ehey
D Fortin
D Sprague
W Hodgman
Edward Peaae
C AGilman
F A Lafferty
M Campbell
W Chamberlain
H S Howland
George Brock
F Bilodeau
Hy Griffin
G Roger*
J B Lapointe
GBGalien
G McKelvey
E Lawrence
Wm Jamieson
John Anderson
W J Forshee
Chas Pentland
Felix Tetu
Thos Ross
John Rodgera
Pierre Lesperanee
Geo Rois
G W Scott
Ignace Lebel
Palmer Lee
John Howard
John Manderville
Chas Kenyon
Wm Powson
Wm Ritchie
Jos Armstrong
D G Bowen
D M MouUon
L N Blaia
,R C Johnston
H Harrison
W McLennan
W Rutherford
Jeremiah Amey
A B Palmer
F Milne
W D Lyon
John McLaughlin
Archd Thompeon
Pater Tail
WmCook
S 6 Best
£ Ducharme
ThM Brady
ouni Vjrnon
Hurray
Up\et
kelson
<lewboro
tfewcastle
Uvt Du dee
i^cw Glasgow
<ewland
few Liverpool
<ewtown
(ilestown
Missouri
liihburg
(uitb Georgeto
ilorwich
(orih Sutton
I T. Robinsor
)ntario
)rm8town
)rono
)»prey
)xrord Milts
'arpebiac
'elTerlaw
'ercd
'errylown
''elite Nation
'hillipsburg
'hilipsville
'igeon Hill
ine Hill
'ointe au Chen
'ort Albert
ort Royal
ort Nelson
'urt Elmsley
'ort Perry
'ort Sarnia
Wl Stanley
'rinceton
riceville
lueonston
leading
tednersTille
liceville
lichview
tichwood
liviere aux Ca
liviere dcs Pra
lockion
lotebank
louge Hill
lougemont
Innd'eau
loseville
lolph
toxtnn Falls
'Uiili ion's Corn
lusseltown
tupert
eotoh Blook
HE or POITMAITit
Goudenow
Hcrdman
'f Chamberlftin
Hollon
/illiam Parker
Decow
[ C Dozois
William Jones
I F Younjj
Villiam M'Clatchey
> Fortin
> Sprague
V Hodgman
Edward Peaae
) AGilman
^ A Lafferty
A Campbell
V Chambcrltin
3 S Howland
xearge Brock
? Bilodeau
ly Griffin
i Rogers
I B Lapointe
[JBGalien
3 McKelvey
B Lawrence
Wm Jamieaon
John Anderson
W J Forshee
Chas Fentland
Felix Tetu
Thoi Rots
lohn Rodgen
Pierre Lesperanee
Geo Roas
G W Scott
Ignace Lebel
Palmer Lee
John Howard
Juhn Manderville
Chas Kenyon
Wm Powson
Wm Ritchie
Job Armitrong
D G Bowen
D M Moulion
L N Blaia
,R C Johnston
H Harriron
W McLennan
W Rutherford
Jeremiah Amej
A B Palmer
P Milne
W D Lyon
John MeLaughtin
Archd Thom|iMn
Peter Tsit
WmCook
S G Beat
£ DDchatnie
ThM Brady
POST-OFFICES.,
345
IfiMB or OrricE. Townsh. or Siiu'r.
CouNTT. Name or Pobthaito.
I —
Uuunt Vjrnon
Hurray
Napier
it\aon
>lewboro
tfewcaatie
tfew Du dee
ifcw Glasgow
<ewland
few Liverpool
Newtown
(ilestown
^itsouti
(ithburg
(urth Georgetown
ilurwich
{orth Sutton
\. T. Robinson
)ntario
)rm8town
)rono
)»prey
)xrord Mills
'aiipebiac
'efferlaw
'ercd
'errytown
'elite Nation
'hiilipiburg
^hilipsville
'igeon Hill
Sne Hill
'ointe au Chene
'ort Albert
'ort Royal
'orl Nelson
'urt Elmsley
'ort Perry
'ort Sarnia
'ort Stanley
rinceton
riceville .
lueenstun
leading
lednersTille
liceville
lichview
tichwood
liviere auz Canards
liviere des Praries
lockion
loiebank
touge Hill
lougemont
Innd'eau
Loseville
Lolph
loxtnn Falls
usiiion'i Corners
tusseltuwn
iuperl
lootoh Blook
Brantford
Murray
Metcalfe
Nelson
N. Crosby
Clarke
Wilmot
Lacorne
E. Gwillimbury
Lauzon
Whitby
Dorcliester
Nissouri W.
N. £. Hope
Beaubarnois
Norwich
Sutton
Tecumseth
Saltfleet
Beauharnois
Clarke
Osprey
Oxford
Georgiana
Perc6
Hope
Petite Nation
Wilni-.t
Bastard
Si. Armand
Bosauquet
Grenville
Ashfield
Walsliingham
Nelson
N. Elmsley
Reach
Sarnia
Yarmouth
Blenheim
Egremont
Niagara
Garafraxa
Ameliasburg
Flantagnet
Toronto Goro
Blenheim
Island of Montreal
Beverly
Brantford
Pickerings
St. Cesaire
Harwicii
.North Dumfries
Middle ton
Rozton
Howard
Beaubarnois
Vaughan
Esquesing
VV entwnrlh
Northumberland
Middlesex
Hulton
Leeds
Durham
Waterloo
Terrebonne
York
Dorchester
Ontario
Middlesex
Oxford
Perth
Beauharnois
Oxford
Missisquoi
Simcoe
Wenlwort''
Beauharr i
Durham
Waterloo
Grenville
Gasp^
Ontario
Gasp^
Durham
C.awa
Waterloo
Leeda
MiMisquoi
Lambton
Two Mountains
Huron
Norfolk
Halton
Lanark
Ontario
Kent
Elgin
Oxford
Grey
Lincoln
Wellington
Prince Edward
Prescott
Peel
Oxford
Siguenay
Montreal
Wentworh
Brant
Oniario
St. Hyacinlhe
Kent
Wdlerloo
Norfolk •
Shefford
Kent
fieiuhainois
York
Halton
k2
Thos Perrin
Reuben Yuuog
John Munro
Bright Naisbitt
J B Stevens
Hiram Hodges
FG Miller
Joseph Clarkson
Amos Tool
P Boura«sa
Phillip Ranuns
J Prttiersua
N P Allan
Jas Brown
Jas Kus«ell
H J Cornell
H P Sweet
Win Ciiatler
J C Kerr
Wni Cross
J L Tucker
Joseph Gibson
R Waogh
Daniel BiKSon
James Johnston
J E 'I'uzo
A Clioate
Stephen Tucker
J C Deering
S A Taplin
T E Brill
« U Chester
A McTavish
T Loughead
John Miller
Robert Garry
Joseph Bigelow
P T Pouiselt
George McPheraon
Tlmmas Ryall
W Fergussun
Joseph Wynn
James Donaldson
James Redner
P. M'Laurin,.
John Davis
John Pine
T Hamilton
L Fontainn
W W Barlow
John Thomas
E Playter
D Bachelder
William Arioli
J R Detweller
E D Brigham
B Sttvage
R Rushion
Henry Struthers
J Noble
Thomas Humo
i
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POST^FFICES.
Mamb of OrwioK. ToWiNSH. or Seiq'y.
County.
Scotland
Sebringville
Shakspearc
Shefiord Mountain
Sherrington
Silver Creek
Silver Hill
Sorsba
Sooth Bolton
South Ely
South Gower
South Granby
South Koxton
South Zorra
Springford
Springrille
Stafford
Stamford
Sianbridge East
Stouffvillc
Stoc"
Stotlvuiu
Strathburn
Strathroy
St. Adele
St. Agatha
St. Aiphonee
St. Andrews, East
St. Anne des Plaines
St Anne der *iIontes
St.Atino, Lincoln
St. Antoine
St. Antoine
St. Athaoaae
St. Augustin
St. Auguitin
St. Barnabe
St. Bazile
St Benoit
St Bernard
St. Caaimir
St. Christopbe d'Ar-
thabaaka
St Clet
St Cuthbert
St. Damaie
St Dcnia
St Dominique
St. Eeprit
St. Famille
St. Francois
St. Francois
St. Francois
St Gabriel de Brandon
St. George, Hastings
St. Gertrude
St. Irence
St. Isidore
St. Jacobs
SI Jacques
£ . Janvier
St Jean Baptiste
Sti Jmn di QrlwM
Name «f PoaTiutTCt. j^. of Offk
Brant
Ellice and Duwnle
South Easthope
Sheiford
Esqueting
Charlotteville
Upton
Bolton
Ely
South Gower
Granby
Rozton
Zorra
Norwich
North Monaghan
Stafiord
Stamford
Stnr.bridge
Whitchurch
Hungerford
Mosa
Carradoc
Abercrombio
Wilmot
Brandon
Argenteuil
St Anne
Gainsboro' ^
St. Antoine
Two Mountains
Arthabaska
Vaudreuil
St. Damase
St Denis
St Hyacintiie
Island of Orleans
Island of Orleans
Huntingdon
Woolwich
St Suipice
DeBlainville
Rouville
Island of Orleant
Brsnt
Perth
Huron
Sheiford
Huntingdon
Halton
Norfolk
Sheiford
Stanstead
Shefiord
Grenville
Shefiord
Shefiord
Oxford
Oxford
Peterboro'
Renfrew
Wetland
Missisquoi
York
Hastings
Huntingdon
Middlesex
Middlesex
Terrebonne
Waterloo
Berthier
Two Mountains
T errebonne
Rimouski
Lincoln
Vercberes
Lotbinwre
Rouville
Two Mountains
Portneuf
St. Maurice
Portneuf
Two Mountains
Dorchester
Portneuf
Drummond
Vaudreuil
Berthier
St. Hyacinths
Richelieu
St Hyacinthe
Leinstcr
Montmorency
Dorchester
Montmorency
BellechasBc
Berthier *
Haitings
Nicolet
iSagut.iay
Dorchester
Waterloo
Leiniter
Terrebonne '
Rouville
Montmorency
Henry Lyman
P A Sebring
William Cossey
D R Savage
George Busby
A P Goodenow
ECole
S B Warner
A M Bullock
— Dlsnchard
William Allen
Elias Clow
A Sanborn
John Smith
Sydney Wright
Thomas Eyres
R Childerhoae
Eleanor Wilson
E T Briggs
Edward Wheeler
M McCoy
D Stott
Hugh MeRae
TCook
J B Villcneuve
Anthony Kaiier
L Corcoran
Thomas Mbikle
H Granger
John Perr^e
Jacob Upper
N Cartier
E Larue
E Dufresne
Joseph Labelle
CEast
L Bellemaro
V Leclere
Antoine Fortier
P PJante
NPar^
J Goodhue
J H Thisdale
J B Cheneveuz
F Bran
Jean Chamard
P F Bergeron
B Vezina
J Letoumeauz
F Chasse
E Daigneault
J B Langloia
O Chabot
Wm Francis
L Champoux i
Joseph Gosaeiin
B Mjrin
Joseph fihy
J E Ecrement
A Seguin
L D Gareau
F ft Turcot
It Jerome
It John's, Wei
itJude
It. Laurent
It. Lin (re.op)
It Louis de 6c
it. Marc
h. Marguerite
it. Maurice
It. Philippe
it. Pierre
it. Pierre
it Pierre lea B^
Raphael
Sylvestre, 1
it Thomas, E
it Timothd
it. Ursule
it. Vallier
it. Zepherin
loDuoerstown
lospeosion Bri
latherland's C
lydenham Pla
'idousae
^pleytown
Z^hamesford
'bomasburg
lurlow
'oionto City
'rafalgar
'renholm
'renton (late
Trent)
'ring
rois Pistoles
ryroonnell
Tyrone
Jnion
Jxbridge
^ankleekhill
^aughan
Victoria Comei
^illanova
rroomajiton
Vallaoe
Vallaoetown
Valsingham
Vasbington
Vaterloo
Vatson's Corn
Vaterville
Vt»t Brome
Vest Belton
Vestbury
V. Comptoa
^est Osgoode
Vestport
Ves^meath
tVhttehall
(Vhitefish
NA«e,P«iTiumi f^BorOfwc. Towkbh. or Swor.
Henry Lyman
P A Sebring
William Cossey
D R Savage
George Buiby
A P Goodenow
ECole
S B Warner
AMBuiloek
— Dlanohard
William Allen
Eliaa Clow
A Sanborn
John Smith
Sydney Wright
Thomas Eyrea
R Childerhoso
Eleanor Wilfon
E T Brjggs
Edward Wheeler
M McCoy
D Stott
Hugh MeRae
TCook
J B VillcneuTe
Anthony Kaicer
L Corcoran
Thomas Mbikle
H Granger
John Perrda
Jacob Upper
N Cartier
D Larae
E Dufreine
Joseph Labelle
CEast
Ii Bellemaro
V Leclerc
Antoine Fortier
P Plante
NPard
J Goodhue
J H Thisdaie
J B Cheneveux
F Bran
Jean Chamard
P F Bergeron
B Vezina
J Letoumeaux
P Chasse
B^ Daigneault
1 B Langloia
3 Chabot
Wm Francia
Li Champoux ,
lostph Goaaeiin
3 Mjrin
ioBdph Fjhy
I E Esrement
<L Seguin
J D Gareau
E^R Turcot
POST^PFICES.
84T
COUNTT.
Name ov Posthastir,
It Jerome
It John's, West
It Jude
It. Laurent
It. Lin (re-op)
It Louis de Gonzague
It. Maro
Marguerite
t> Maurice
It. Philippe
It. Pierre
it. Pierre
i Pierre les Beoquatt
it. Raphael
it. Sylvestre, East
it Thomas, East
it Timothy
it. Ursula
it. Vallier
iu Zepherin
lommerstown
lospeosion Bridge
iDtberland's Corners
lydenham Place
tdousae
'apleytown
"hameaford
'bomasburf
lurlow
'oronto City •
Trafalgar
'renholm
"renton (late River
Trent)
'ring
'roy
'rois Pistoles
'yroonnell
'yrone
Jnion
Jxbridge
'ankleekhill
aoghan
Victoria Comera
^illanoTa
rroomonton
Vallaoe
Valiacetown
Valsingham
Vasbington
Vaterloo
Vatson's Corners
Vaterville
^est Brome
Vest Belton
Vestbury
N. Comptott
7est Osgoode
IVestport
Vestmeath
n^hrtehall
tVhitefish
Thorold
Island of Orleans
St. Marc
Island of Orleans
St Thomas
St. Vallier
Courval
Charlotteabnrg
Stamfod
Zone
Kingsey
Saltfleet
Nissouri
Hungerford
Thurlow
York ^
Trafalgar
Kingaey
Terrebonne
Welland
Richelieu
Montmorency
Leinster
neauharnois
Vercheres
Dorchester
Champlain
Huntingdon
Bellechasse
Montmorency
Lotbiniere
Bellechase
Lotbiniere
L'IsIct
Beauharnois
St Maurice
Bellechase
Yamaska
Glengary
Wetland
Kent
Drummond
Saguenay
Wentworth
Oxford
Hastings
Hastings
York
Halton
Drummond
A B LavalMe
Charles Fell
N Gauthier
Joseph Chabot
Thomas Gault
J Gebbie
John Fraser
D L Horty
T H Pacaud
M Heurcaux
Daniel G'Leary
F Forlin
Ovide Touasignant
F Goulet
G M'Crae
J S Vall^o
J B Scott
L Lupien
F Belanger
G Crepeau
D Summers
— MeCarrol
J Sutherland
W A MoPhor.wn
J Radford
D Wiioox
Joel M'Carty
Thomas Clare
John Phillips
Joseph Lesslie
John Elliott
Simon Stevens
Murray
Northumberland
James Cumming
Tring
Megantio
P Bolduo
Bevrrley
Wentworth
A McRoberts
Trois Pistoles
Rimouaki
Nazaire Tetu
Dunwieh
Elgin
T G Coyne
Darlington
Durham
John Gray
Yarmouth
Middlesex
John Ellison
Uxbridge
Ontario
William Smith
Hawkesbury
Prescott
Duncan M'Donell
Vaoghan
York
C James
Brock
Ontario
L Calhoun
Townsend
Norfolk
J McLaren
Brock
Ontario
W Bolster , ,
Wallace
Perth
C Burrows ^
Dunwieh
Elgin
A MuGunn .'^>U
Walsingbam
Norfolk
Uriah Watts ,;. T
Blenheim
Oxford
Adam Shark
Kingston
Frontenac
J Northraoro
Dalhousie
Lanark
Wm Watson
Compton
Sberbrooke
F Webster
Brome
Shefford
E Keyes
Bolton
SUnstead
J McMannia
Westbury
Sberbrooke
Reu')on Hall
Coupton
Sberbrooke
C F Richardson
OsKoode
Carleton
J C Bower
Molth Crosby
Leeds
Walter V
Westmeath
Renfrew
Hiram Chimberlain
Carradoc
Kent
Jas Shaw
S. Crosby
Leeds
George Morton
S48
P08T.OPPICE8.
Nam* or Orrics. Townsh. o.?. Seio'y. Codntt.
Name or PotruAmR,
Wiek
Wi'k«b
Winrtfc Mill*
Willitrni
Wolfstown
Wulverton
Woodburn
Woodford
Wotlon
Wylon
YHiuHchiche
Yam«ika
Yange
Yorkville
Brook
Sombra
Windsor
Williama
Wolfgtown
Blenheim
Binhronk
Sydenham
Wo Hon
NiMouri, We«t
MAchiche
Yamaeka .
Yonjre
York
Ontario
Lambton
Sherbrooke
Middlesex
Sherbrooke
Oxford
Wentworth
Grey
Drummond
Middlet.'x
St Maurice
Yainaako
Leeds
York
Jane Johnston
John Robson
E Wiiriele
Colin M'KcTjsk
LHj>df!kinBon
E Wo|(?f;»ion
v.' Ttohuiv
Tivmnn S'jlioll-
J ■), Uhei
Johi; J:CB««h3rd
Feins Hubert
Edwtrd G Cugr^
Reuben WilUe
James Dobson
OFFICERS OF THE OENERAT.. POST CiyiCk DE?AH'X'MENT.
HEAD QUARTERS, qUEBEi!.
Mop. Jan.«R Morris, M.L.C., Postmaster ger.eral ; Wm H Gr;f^57», Secre
tary; GWi^r S Grif^n, Chief clerk,, T S Stayner, 2n(i Clerk; Edwin J
King, Srd rbi< • C'jries R Gri fm, 4.th r'-k ; Smith Allan, office keeper.
Account Branch ~ ej-vjn Jamea King, countant ; John Ashworth, Ro
bertJulyen, LdwR; . C Haydon, John D .son, Joiepb T McCuaic, D W
Wright, Ci«rks. '"
Surveyor-' Branch— Edward S Freer, inspector, C.E,, Quebec ; John
gewe, inspector, C.W., Toronto ; H A Wicksteed, inspect*;! , Central Canada,
Kingston. ' '
HOARD OP AGRICULTURE FOR LOWER CANADA.
President, Major Campbell ; Vice, do, Alfred Pinaonneault; Sec and Treai
I; "u?".," i 5?®'""^'"^' ^ ^ ^^"8' J B Dumoulin. M.P.P., John Doda, Dr,
Tache, M.P.P., James Thompson, Edward de Blois.
MOiTTREAL BOARD OF TRADE, elected, April 4, 1853.
President, Hugh Allan, Vice-president, Walter Colquhoun, Treasurer, T
Lorn MacDougall. Council.— Henry Starnes, R S Tylee, W Muir, jr.. Jas,
Mitchell, Damase Masson, John Leeming, W B Cumming, J. Greenshields,
Board op Arbitration.- Thos Ryan, W Edmonstone, James Lnw, David
Torrance, T B Anderson, John Esdaile, Andrew Shaw, Thomas Kay, Hew
Ramsay, James Tyre, J B Greenshields, Henry Thomas. Secretary, Alex
ander Clark.
• TORONTO ATHENJEUM, ojfficers elected Jan. 28, 1863.
Pretident, Thomas, D. Harris; Vice-presidents, J D Rid > M P Hwes, E
C Hancock, D Paierson, C Robertson, T Clarkson ; Treasr .
ford J Secretary, Saray?' Thompson.
ABSTj
Addington
Bath-V
Br.i!t— Co
fiirantfon
Fifie— \
Bi.jee— Co
Cari/ston— !
wylown-
Richmon
Dundas — C
Durham—]
Fort Hof
Elgin— Cot
St. Thorn
Essex- Coi
SandnicI
Amherstt
Frontenae-
KingstoO'
Grey— C QUI
Glengary— {
Qrenrille— .
Preecott-
Haldimand-
Halton — Co
Hastings — ]
Belleville
Huron — Coi
Goderich-
Kent— Cour
Chatham-
Lambton — C
Lanark—
Perth- T(
Leeds — Cou:
Brockville
Lenox — Cou
Lincoln— Dc
Niat^ara—
St. Cathai
Middlesex—'
London—'
JVorthumberl
Cobourg—
STame or PorrMAiTEB,
Jane Johniton
John Robton
E Wiirtele
Colin f5'Kcr.iis
liHudfjSjinion
E 'Volvfifioa
V;' I'toh'.nv
Til' mtifl F.iliott-
J ■) Lebci
Joi>!; ;«cB«(;h-5fd
Pewi 8 Hubert
EHw< -< G Dugr^
Reuben WilUe
Jamei Dobwn
CENSUS.
m
ABSTRACT OF THE CENSUS RETURNS OF CANADA FOR 1852
UPPER CANADA.
;?AH'rMENT.
i H Grf^.n, Secre
i Clerk ; Edwin I
an, office keeper.
>hn Ashwnrth, Ro
T McCuaig, D A!
E.) Quebec ; Johi
tt/t ; Central Canada,
INADA.
ult; Sec and Treai
*., John Dods, Dr.
1 4, 1853.
loun, Treasurer, D
!, W Muir, jr.. Jai
g, J. Greenshields,
lames Lnw, David
rhomas Kay, Hew
Secretary, Alex
18, 1853.
3u.. ^4 P Hiyes, E
^^ 13 t>'.
Addington— County 1446S
Balh— Village, about 700
Br.i!t— County ♦ iggsg
Rfantford— Town 3877
P IV is— Village 1890
Bruce— County
OiiclHton— Do 33203
by town— -Town 7760
Richmond— Village 434
Dundat— County
Durhfiin— Do 28256
Fort Hope— Town 2476
Elgin— County 24144
St. Thomai— Town 1274
Easez— County
Sandwich— Town
Amherstburgh— Town
Frontenae— County 19150
;King8ion— City 11585
Grey— County
Glengary— County
Qrenfille— Do I8551
Prescott— Town 2156
Haldimand— County
Halton— County
Haatingg— Do 27408
Belleville— Town 4569
Huron— County 17869
Goderich— Town 1329
Kent— County 15399
Chatham— Town 2070
Lambton — County
Lanark— Do 25401
Perth— Town 1916
Leeds— County 27034
Brockvillo— Town 3246
Lenox — County
Lincoln— Do 16160
Wiajjara— Town 3310
St. Catharines- Town 4368
Middlesex— County 32864
London— Town 7035
15165
25426
2837
31397
13811
30732
254181
If
Norfolk— County
Simcoe— Town
Ontario— C'lunty
Oshawa— Village
Oxford— County
Woodstock— Town
Ingersol— Village
Peel— County
Penh— Do
Peterboro— County
Peterboro— Town
Prefcott— County
Prince Edward— County
Piolon— Town
Renfrew— County
Russell— County
Simcoe— County
Barrie— Town
^tormont— County
30735 Cornwall— Town
13217
17596 Victoria— County
Waterloo— County
Preston— Village
Gait— Village
20707
18788
18332
31977
19198
17469
10815
27317
Welimgton- County
Guelph— Town
Welland— County
Chippawa— Village
Thorold— Village
Wentworth- County
Hamilton— City
Dundas— Town
York— County
Toronto— City
19829
1453
81281
99434
1142
.. 30576
29336
2113
1190
39638
24816
1554$
17046
2191
15937
10487
17318
1569
— - 18887
9415
2870
96168
1007
27165
13997
1646
14643
11657
33109
1180
2348
26537
34936
I860
36796
17857
1193
1091
20141
24990
14112
3517
■ ■ 43619
48944
30765 79719
23868
JJorthumberland- Connty 27358
Cobourg— Town 3871
31229
Total Population of U. Canada, 952004
30280 Nativbb of
7955 Canada, British origin.
L'ngland, IreUnd and Scotland
Canada. French origin
Other origins
f
Total, Upper Canada
Protcsianls
Roman Catholics,
Jews
Total, Upper Cantdt
526.093
334,777
26,417
64,718
953,004
784,206
167.696
103
953,004
3M
CENSUS.
AB8
LOW£R CANADA.
BMuharnoii — County
Huntingdon— Village
Beauharnoii— "
386G0
679
874
Bellechaiw— Countr 17732
Betthier en bas — Y'ge, about 350
Bertfaier— County 33008
Berthierenhaut— V'ge.ab't 1600
BonaTentare— County
Carleton— Village ...•
New Carliile— "
New Richmond "
Chambly— County
Chambl^— Village
Longueil— "
8t. Johni— Town
Champlain— County 13146
Batiscan-^-Viliage, about 750
V rclieiter— County
Jjrammond— "
Drummondville— Village v
Durham
Kingaey
Gasp6— County
Huntingdon— County 38880
lAprairie — Village 1767
40213
17982
34608
10844
20576
13^^96
43105
16{»62
Kamouraaka— County
Leinater " 28606
L'Auomption— Village 1084
L'lalet-Coanty 18420
Montmagny— Village 1221
Lotbinifire— County
Mdgantio— i"
Miaaisquoi— " 13015
Fhillipaburg— Village 469
Montmorency— County
Montreal— County 17596
Montreal— City 57715
Lachine— Village 1075
Cote St Louis— Village 995
Nicolet— County
Nicolet— Village ....
Ottawa— County 21734
AjUner— Village 1169
10904
40645
90396
29G90
Portneuf-' County
Quebec— County
Quebec— City
Richelieu— County
St- Oura— Village
Sorel— Town
Roufille- County
Rimouiki— County
Fraaerville— Village
3a f nay— County
I. i*iaurioe— County
Three Rivers— Town
St. Hyacinthe — County
St. Hyacinthe- Town
Sherbrooke— County
Sherbrooiw— Town
Shefford— County
Stanstead- ••
Terrebonne—"
St. Thdreae- Village
Two Mountains— County
St. Eustache— Village
Vaudreuil— County
Vaudreuil — Village
19474
42052
21720
542
3424
19366
61626
25867
995
22626
4936
25686
27031
26882
20783
— 27662
jlO
J313
17016
2998
25662
1129
29686
784
30986
443
3M23
20014
16482
13898
36791
30470
19641
16567
13835
VflrobbreB—GoDDty
Yamaska — County
Total population of L. Canada
21429
14393
14748
13484
9598
890261
NATIVB8 or
Canada, French origin
British "
England, Ireland and Scotland
Other origins
Total, Lower Canada
77381,
19C Roman Catholics
Protestants
Jews
22903 Total, Lower Canada
ITOTAL POPULATION OF CANADA
Protestants in both Provinces
TOTAL POFULATIOH UF CANADA BY ORIQIN.
or British origin or descent in both %
' Provinces 1063743
Of French origin or descent m both Roman Catholics in both Provincee
I ProTir.css 695945!Jewa in both Provinces
Of otha origin or descent in both
Provinces 82577
669525
125583
77294
17859
.890261
74686f
14304^
348
890261
BT RILIQION.
927253
914561
451
Total of both Provinces
1842265
Total of both Frovincea
1842265
Lands oe
" Ci
" Cr
" Ps
«• G«
" W
Total nui
10 acres
10 "
30 "
50 '•
100 "
Above
Ac
Wheat, 782
Barley, 39
Rye, 3a
Peas, 192
O" , 421
Buckw, 44
IndC'n, 70
Potatoes, 77
Turnips, 17
The follon
duce in otbe
Glover am
Carrots, 174,
54,226 bushe
113,064 lbs.
Hemp, 50,6£
Wool. 2,699,
505 lbs. Ci<
5J7,466 yard
nel, 1,169,30
The follow
Bulls, Ox
Cows, 296,95
Horses, 203,
569,237.
Produce of
lbs. Cheese
Pork, 528,12
were cored.
The Krain
in the Towni
seventh less i
Lower Cana
TOT.
Cana<
Nova
New
Newfi
P.Ed
Eetim
19474
49052
31720
542
8424
25887
995
19366
61526
25686
27031
26882
20783
22626
4936
— 27662
dlO
J313
3M23
17016
2998
20014
16482
13898
25662
1129
26791
29686
784
30470
20986
443
21429
14393
14748
]a
iuid
890261
669525
125583
77294
17859
;890261
74686®
14304V
348
890261
D* BT RILIOION.
ea 927253
rovincM 914561
451
B 1842265
ABSTRACT OF THE AGRICULTURAL CHNSU8 OF CANADA. 3S1
T7PPBIR CANADA.
Landi oecapied acres 9,826,417
«' Cultivated •' 3,697,763
" Cropped " 2.274,746
" Pasture •• 1,365,556
•• Garden* " 55,461
•• Wild ! " 6,130,654
Total number ofocoupiera.. . . 99,860
FBRBONt OCCUrVINO
]Oacreia«d under 9,976
10 " to 20 1,889
20 " to 50 18,467
50 " to 100 48,027
100 " to 200 18,421
Above 200 3,080
PRODUCE
Aorei. fiuiheia,
Wheat, 782,115
Barley, 29,916
Rye,
Fcaa,
O .
Buckw,
Ind C'n,
38,968
192,109
421.684
44,265
70,571
Potatoea, 77,672
Turnips, 17,135
Average per
aero.
14 90.100
20 98.100
12 34.100
14 90.100
26 64.100
14 51.10U
24 5.100
64
212 72.100
12,692,852
625,875
479'651
2,873,394
11,193,844
639,384
1,696,513
4,989,475
3,644,942
The following is returned as the gross pro-
duce in other crops, &c. : —
Glover and all Grass Seeds, 42,460 bushels.
Carrots, 174,895 bushels. Mangold Wurlzel,
54,226 bushels. Beans, 18,109 bushels. Hops,
113,064 lbs. Hay, 681,782 tons. Flas o
Hemp, 50,650 lb. Tobacco, 764,476 Ibs.--
Wool. 2,699,964 lbs. Maple Sugar, 3,581,
505 lbs. Cider, 701,612 gals. Fulled Cloth,
5J7,466 yards. Linen, 14,958 yards. Flan,
nel, 1,169,301 yards.
The following is the census of cattle :—
Bulls. Oxen, or Steeis, 193,982. Milch
Cows, 296,924. Calves or Heifers, 254,988.
Horses, 203,300. Sheep, 968,022. Pigs,
569,237.
Produce of Cattle, viz. :— Butter, 15,976,315
lbs. Cheese, 2,226,776. Beef, 817,746 bris,
Pork, 528,129 brIs. And 47,587 brIs of Fish
were cured.
LOWER CANADA.
Lands occupied arpcnts 8,113,915
•' Cultivated •« 3,603,317
" Cropped " 2,072,963
•• Pasture " 1,602,365
" Gardens «• 30,209
" WiM •' 4,508,398
Total nnmber of occupiers. . . 94,449
PEMONs oooupvma
lOarpentsand under 13,961
10 " to 20 2,701
20 •• to 50 17,409
50 " to 100 37,885
100 " to200 18,608
Above 200 4,585
FRODUOE
Arpents. Bashels.
Wheat,
Barley,
Rye,
Peas,
OaU,
Buckwh't.
Average per
arpent.
7 20.100
17
7 87.100
7 16.00C
15
10 24.100
17 60.100
60 9-100
95
427,111 3,076.868
42,927 668,626
46,007 341,445
166,192 1,182,190
590,422 8,967,594
51,781 530,417
Ind Corn, 22,969 400,287
Potatoes. 73,244 4,456,111
Turnips. 3,897 369,909
The following is returned aa the gross pro-
duce in other crops, &c. : —
Clover and all Hay Seeds, 18,921 bnatiels.
Carrots, 82,338 bushels. Mangold Wurlzel,
03,999 bushels. Beans, 23,602 bush. Hops
111,158 lb. Hay, 965,653 tons. Flax or Hemp,
1,867,016 lb. Tobacco, 488,672 lb. Wool,
1,430,976 lb. Maple Sugar, 6,190,694 lb.
Cider, 53,327 gals. Fulled Cloth, 780,891
yards. Linen, 889,528 yards. Flannel, 850,.
850 yards.
The following is the census of cattle, viz. :
Bulls, Oxen, or Steers, 111.819. Mileh
Cows, 294,514. Calves or Heifers. 180,317.
Horses, 236,077. Sheep, 629,825. Fits!
256,219. *•
Produce of Cattle, viz. :— Butter, 9,637,152
lb. Cheese, 511,014 lb. Beef, 68,747 brIs.
Fish Cured, 48,363 brIs.
The grain crops in Lower Canada are taken in the minotand not in the bushel, exceptinir
in the Townships. In like manner the acres are taken in arpents. An arpent is about on^
seventh less than an acre, and a minot about one-eighth more than a bushel. The Fish in
Lower Canada is exclusive of the Gasp6 and Bonaventure Fisheries. >
TOTAL POPULATION C.^ BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
Canada, by Census ot 1852 1,842,266
Mova Scotia, " 1851 276 117
New Brunsw'k, " 1851 , IM^SOO
Newfoundland, " 1845 96506
P. Ed.'s Island, «' 1848 V... 62*678
Total.... ~
Estimated increase to .
Tot*' 2,821,368
%.
8S2 STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS OF THE PROVINCe OF CANADA.
A STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS
JANUARY
—Dr.— £ i, d. I
Lotm to Incorporated Com- |
psniM 53780 G 1 i
Profiii'citl Worki iT-.D/tiJO ,' n^
Lonet by Public worki nud
otherwiM liaoni 8
Building Fandi, Riilroa'Ji,
&o. 654627 8 1
SpecialFund*,Invr!'t.nenU. 564206 17 b^
Caih and other iccounis... 840<J05 14 3|
OF THE PROVINCE OF CANADA,
3l8T, 1852.
— Ci.— £
Imperial Guarantee Loan
and other Debentures 4451961
Kedomptlun of Public Debt. 436117
Provincial Debeniurrd under
aclanftho LcgiaiHiure.... 668406
Special Fundi 716371
Consolidated Fund, and va.
riuuB others, specified in the
returns 653245
s. d.
17 8
l;iii
6
11
4
11
6 9i
Total Currency £6946102 4 7^ Total Currency £1946102 4 7i
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF CANADA IN 1851.
REyENue.
Castomt Duties, Qnebec and
Mot, .real £398304 14
CuBioni» ''>utiesj Inland PorU 305395 19
ExcUe 20lH() 13
Ligh t H june or Tonnage Duty 937 6
Barft Tinposta 15832 7
Ml! tu CommissiunB, Fines,
ate 8 2
Fines, Furfeiturea & Seizures 1361
Casual Revenue 11138 3
Law Fee Fund, 12 Vic. caps.
63 and 64 4032 12
Public Works 63008,19
Territorial 19901 5
EZriNDITURB.
'interest nn Public Debt £223561
3, Interest on I'urnpike Trusts 1788
9iCivil Government 40066
81 Administration of Justico.... 85143
10 Provincial Penitentiary 5000
7jLegislalure 47606
Ik^ducalion 66162
CiAericullural Societies 12917
OHuHpitals 6l o'her Charities 17377
lllPruvincial Geological Survey 1935
IMililia 1886
2{ vlHJntenanceofLightHonseB 6166
SiEnigration 906
10J»eiision '^.7
Indian Annuities 7735
Sinking Fund 73000
Miicellanuoua 33624
14 3
9 8
19
1
17
12
12 1
8 8
15
5
10
Total Revenue £842184
1 11
3 7
15 1
Statement c
also an i
soiidatei
Interest on I
Civil Govern
Adminiitratii
Provincial P(
Leg' <ilure..
Education..
A^rieoltaTe..
iluipitals anc
Provincial G(
Militia
Maintenance
Emigration. .
Pension IS
Indian /<.nHU
Census
Sinking Funi
MiseeilaReou
To balance a
solidated 1
Total
cu
Expenditure £634666 6 8
Excess of Revenue 207517 18 6
Total £842184 5 2
Amount of Revenue,a8 above £^2184 5 2
Add balance at credit of Cvm.
solidated Fund, 3rd .
1851 199882 13 4
Total Revenue £1042066 18 6
Am innt of Ezpeiiuiture ei
above 634666 G 8
Balarfbe at credit of Consoli*
dated Revenue Fund, 3l8t
Jan., 1852 407400 11 "■'
""he above D-i|,ance of £407,400 Us. lOd.,
is jbject to tho ful owing charges, viz : —
P ing Fund 'or 1850 and
lb51, invested ortu be in-
vested this year £15C003
Balance of appruuriatiuns,
about 75000
Pr . able charge foi Emigra-
tion, 1847 388<<9
Unpruvirled items, per atais.
r-.. iurnished 12510 14 7
Total Expenditure.). ...£1042066 is
"alance as above...
£261 399 14 7
407400 11 10
et I ualanco at credit of Con.
I Fund £141000 17 3
The iota! amonnt invested and at the credit oi the Smkirig Fund, up > ihc 1st .ingast,
1852, was, ID Bterlinir, £182682 d» 9d— equal lu, in currency, £222263 13s lOd.
PUBLIC DEBT OF CANADA TO AUGUST 1st 1852.
Total Debt £4635999 | Annual Interest £226568
IMP
• Cour
Great Britain
B. N. A. Col
British West
U. S. of Am
Other Foreig
Total la
Coun
Great Britain
B. N. A. Col
British West
U. S. of Ame
Other Forcig
Total Imp
7ANADA.
E OF CANADA,
£ f. d.
oan
...4451961 17 8
ibt. 456117 l:lli
der
.... 66B406 6 4
716371 11 11
va.
I the
653245 6 9|
,.XI946in2 4 1\
IN 1851.
URB.
X923561 14 3
UBti 178tJ 9 8
40U66 19
85143 1 7
5U0U
.... 47606 17 6
.... 661W 12 3
.... 12317 12 1
itiea 17577 8 8
:vey 1955 15 6
18H6 5
uses 6166 10 7
906 1 11
'..:7 3 7
7755
73000
33624 15 1
...£634666 6 8
207517 18 6
....XB42184 5 2
X'407,400 lis. lOd.,
g charges, viz ; —
and
! in-
X16C003
iuns,
.... 75OO0
ieia-
288«'9
12510 14 7
JE26t 399 14 ^
. .. 407401) 11 lU
Con.
JRMIOOO 17 3
:p ;hc 1st Augast,
63 138 iOd.
r 1852.
JE226568
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OP 1850 /
I8S1
363
Statement exhibiiinif the Net Revenue of the Pro»ince of C«nad«, fur the year 1859;
alio an ab*(rtei of the fiipenditure duriu^ the tame parlod, and the state uf the Con*
solidated KoTcnue Fund, on the 3lRt Januarjr, 1853 :—
sxriNDrmnts.
Interest on Pubhe Debt X315,449 14
Civil Oerernmont 39,618 12
Adminiitratlun of Justice... 86,785 16
Provincial Penitentiary 6,000
Leg .lure 47,774 18
Edocalion 55,898 13
A^oaltare. 13.794 13
Hospitals and other charities 13^939 8
Provincial Geological Survey 1,965 11
Militia 2,116 8
Maintenance of Lig't Houses 8,248 7
Emigration 733 4
Pensi^na 10,634 6
Indian .Vnaaities ^ 7,755
Census 18,348 IS
Sinking Fund 73,f)00
Misoeilaneoas 49,048 16
RKVINUS.
By Balance it credit of Coii-
solidatad FundfJany. 31,
18S2.je407^i) 11 U...
Liu->Patd onacc'torsinkinc
Fund 1850 ft 1B5I £149,000 « O
Per i>Ui«ni't, No.
39, per Public Afr-
oounii, 1851.... 13^0 14 7
Arrears of lonner
yean, per itate-
mem No. 34 S,876 11 t
0}RebeIlion and In>
vai'n Clainu, CE.
ly
£651,125 2 4
To balance at credit of Con*
solidated i tind 401,901 0^
ToUl currency XI ,053,026 2 i\
68,868 10 3
Net Customs
Net Excise
Not Territoral
Bank ImptMts ,
Revenue from Public Work!
iMilitia Fi" *, &e
Finea ai Forfeitures, in*
eluding Seizures
Casual Revenue
Law Fee Fund, 13 Vic. cap.
63 and 64
1W,494
705,517
22,145
32,248
18,989
71,424
41
9,785
23,431
16 01
15 lU
tl
12
2
3
4
11
7
10
10
2
6 11
7 10
4,648 5
total currency Xl.053,026 2 4i
By balanca bmuf ht down. £401,901 (H
IMPOF ' 1 AND EXPORTS OF CANADA IN 1860 AND 1861.
** Countries. Imports, 18S0
Great Britain ^M07^80 4
B. N. A. Colonies 96404 19 6
British West Indies 11)2 19 3
U. S. of America 1648715 2 5
Other Foreign Countries.. 91303 18 4
Total Imports..
.£4245517 3 6
Countries. Imports, 1861
Great Britain £3012033 3 6
B. N. A. Colonies 109942 16 1
British West Indies 3406 7 4
U. S. of America 2091441 6 3
Other Foreign Coantries... 143574 5
Countries. Expisrts, 1880^
Great Britain X1691279 15 3
B. N. A. Colonies.. 3021^4 3
British West Indies 3094
U. 8. of America 1237789 ) 1
Other Foreign Countries. . . 27070 4
Total ExporU .£29'J04128 >
Excess of Imports 1255U89 2 ii
Total £4345517
6
Coantries. Exports, 1851.
Great Britain £1921900 6 4
B.N. A. Colonies..... 259379 12 7
Britiah West Indies 978
U. 8. of Am' rice 10I7886 3 3
Other Foreign Countries. . 41C06 1 7
Total Exports X3241180 3 9
ExssM of Imports 3117517 8 iu
ToUl .JtS358697 19 7
Total Tmporto £5358697 13 7
ImporU 1851
Total Imports £5071513
l2
ENLARGED REPRESENTATION BILL.
^^^r^t^':.':!ix;!.:!sji^i^Ls-j.\?T^^^^
Poet or
Montreal
Quebec..,
St. Johni
Toronto
lUmilion
King«ton
Hope
i;3153U3
9383U
61104
94330
73892
17249
3417
i:333267
101574
1476
93307
86555
21745
6067
1
ncraaie.
XI 7964
£1935
12664
4496
1650
i:46709
UecresM.
X69678
1033
X60701
i
By THi ENtAtotD Rbpmhiitatiom Biix, which hai piHed the third reading tn ih.
LOWER CANADA,
COCNTIM, CiTIEl, AND ToWNS.
JJaoot, ahall compriw part of the Township of Upton, tbeTownshJD of
Jo£r8;in?*FS««l'^" ^'i"*'" •''^^'^'"* ^'»^"' S""'" Marie, Saint
iT^i'vV *^"^''o^Saint Francow, Sainte George, the Seigniory of Au-
td Sr ?' the Tow„ship.o?Wetgermette an^d Clinton, the KenJebec
S^uldinl Sfi!i".'^ w Township, of Jorwy. Linifere, Mario;. Rixborough,
Spauldmg, Ditchfield, Woburn, Gayhurst, Dorset. Shenley. Aylmer. Price
Lambton, Torsyth, Adstock and Tring ' «/<"ier, rrice.
Bkauhahnoib. shall oon,pri«» the Parishes of Saint Clement, Saint Louis
de Gonzflgue and Saint Timothfie
i.i?5''''5'^'' d"™.? •'•'"p. "" **"'""" ""•• Settlements of Isle Saint lenace.
Isle du Pads Berthier. Lanoraie. Lavaltrie. Sa.nt Norbert. Saint CuKr?
Saint Barth^KSmi, Saint Gabriel and the Township of Brandon ''^ "'^"'
BoKAViNTUBE. including all the Islands wholly or partly opposite to the
sa.d County of Bonaventure and nearest thereto; the SeigniorETshoo'bred
Md the Townships of Port Daniel . Hope, Cox. Hamilto^. NeV Richmond
Maria. Carleton, Nouvelle. Mann, RiMigouche and part of M.tapddia
T„-S nr I," ''T''""' u°u°."' '^°."°"' S""°"' B"""« and that part of the
Township of f arnham, which Is to the East of the prolongation of the rear
lino of the Seigniory of Saint Hyacintho ^
-«j ^"d" *u'* 'f ?,°«"\"^' including all Islands nearest to the said County
Md the Parishes of Boucherville, Longneuil. Saint Bruu* and ChamK
n.Ji^^"^' ^''"IP"''"'^ «he Parishes of Sainte Anne, Batiscan, Sainta
?.?„/«/" •''i' ^=*'-*"'"/ Ch"""?'"'". Cap de la Maedeleine. Saint MauTcJ
rtUp if rSS • '"' "• ^"°' ^''"^'' ^"'"^ ^"'''"«' «"«» the Towt*
tJi;«?*th*V!'.'?" "^""P'^e t'lf iP"»h ol Sainte Phillomene and Cha.
teauvav. the Snttlnmpnta •n'* P"-:-!.-- ..r n. ii.- ,>•.■, -^
,""•_, . — '- "'"""leB I/I ixUBBciuu'.vn. saint Joan Chrv
TZ% ^T Martine, Sainte Urbain. Saint Malachie. and the remaiS
of the Seign ory of Beauhamois, with the exceptiou of the Parishes of Saint
CWment, Saint Louia and Saint Timoth6«
14.129 1
13,622 1
15,507 1
12,162 1
m
12.094 1
16,390 I
10,853 I
10,010 1
12,535 1
) 3.896 1
17,354 1
CUICOUTI
Trinitd. Ha
Jonqui6re, 1
levoiz, Boui
Taooussa
doussac, Li
Iberville, L
Portneaf, th
Seigniory of
Godboot, Si
the Jeromie
limits aforosi
CoB^ro^f,
Hereford, Bi
Whitton, M
Dkuhmoni
and the Tow
and Kingsey
Arthauai
the Townsh
iiutrmcntatioi
Aston and iti
uf Nicolet
DoRCUKSTI
Sainte Claire
the Townsh ij
Ion, Standon
UASpd, inc
in part opposi
niories of Sai
»nd Ansede 1
Sydenham, I
Douglas, Ma
Hl/NTINODC
Hungtindon,
brooke and H
Iberville,
Alexandre, Si
JoHETTK, I
Saint F^liir, S
Saint Alphoni
tnd augment!
Kahouhask
Parishes of g
Saint Pascha
[livi6re>0ueil
)ridge and Ix
Laprairic a
ficur, Saint Is
Islands in i
Levis, com]
^hrisostome, !
L'Assompti
iouchard, Re
od Saint Lin,
Laval shall
L'IsLBT, in
he Islands he
iaint Jean, L
lahford, Garn
in Ihe year ended
).
i)eGre*M.
4
i
X5967»
1033
4
6
9
X60701
third reading In the
larpoiot, are divided
ENLARGED REPRESENTATION BILL.
lermaa,
twurtb,
itcalm,
iship of
Saint.
, Saint
of Au-
nnebeo
irough,
Price,
Louie
iphael,
e, part
illoux,
gnace,
thbert,
to the
lolbred
mond,
of the
e rear
aunty,
y
Sainta
lutice,
Fown.
Cha.
Chfy.
ainder
Saint
*: ii
14,129 1
13.622 1
15,507 1
12,162 1
12,094 1
16,39a 1
10,853 I
10,010 1
12,535 1
13.896 1
17,354 1
Connnte, CiTiaa, and TowNe.
Chicoutimi, eompriiing the Townabipe and Sottlementa of Saint John'e. U
Trinitd, Harvey, Simard. Tremblay. Bagot, Chiooulimi. Laterriftre, Simon,
Jonqui6re, Kinogomi. Labarre, IVIctabelohooan, Signav, M^y. Caron. Char-
levoix, Bourgetie, Tach6, and Deliale
TiUooiiAC, ooinprialng the Townahipi and aettiomenla of Saguenay, Ta-
dounac, Little Saguanay. Sainta Marguerite, Bergeronnci, Eicoumini,
Iberville, Laval, Latour, Betaiamitei, the Seigniorv of Mille Vaohea or
Portnenf, the 7'«rro Firma of Mingan, the laleti of Mingan, the Island and
Seigniory of Anticoati, the aettlementi and poata of Manieouagan, BeUiamitia,
Oodboot, Saint Panoraa, Pointo dot Monta, Saint Paul, Iho Seven lalandi,
the Jeremie lalandi, and all the other Uaota of land comprised within the
limiti aforeaaid
ConrroN. Comprising the TownahipsofCompton, Woitbury, Eaton, Clifton,
Hereford, Bury, Newport, Auckland, Lingwick, Hampden, Dillon, Winidow,
Whilton, Maraton, Chfsham and part of the Townihip of Clinton
Drommond, compriamg part of the Township of Upton, and the Gore thereof,
and the Townahipa of Durham, Grantham, Wendover, Simpaon. Wickham'
and Kingaey.
ARTH*BAaKA, Comprising the Townihip of Mnddington, part of Blandford,
the Townships of Warwick, Norton, Sianfold, Arthabaika, Bulatrode and
Buijmcntation, Chester and Tingwick, and that part of the Township of
Aston and its augmentation and Gore, which is not included in the County
uf Nicolet '
DoRCUBSTER, compriaing the Pariehea of Saint Anselme, Saint Isidore,
Sainte Claire, Sainte Marguerite, Saint Bernard, Sainte Hdraddine, part of
the Townships of Buckland and Mettrermetto, and the Townahipa of Framp-
ton, Standon and its augmentation, Cranbourne, Ware and Watford
GAawS, Including the island of Bonaventure, and all the Islands wholly or
in part opposite to the said County and neareat thereto, the Fiefs and Seig.
niories of Sainte Anne, Mont-Louia, La Magdeloine, Grande Valde dea Monta
»nd Ansa de I'Etang, Grand River and Pabos, and the Townships of Cap-Chat,
Sydenham, Fox, Cap.Rosier, Gasp^ Bay North, Gaspd Bay South, York,
Douglas, Malbaie, Percd and Newport
Huntingdon, comprising the Indian Lands of Saint Regis, the Village of
Hungtindon, and the TownshipH of Godmancliester, Elgin, Dundee, Hinchin-
brooke and Hemmingford
Iderville, shall comprise the Pariahos of Saint George de Henry ville, Saint
Alexandre, Saint Athanase, Saint Grdgoire and Saint Brigite
JouETTK, comprising Iho Parishes of Saint Charles Borromde, Saint Paul,
Saint F61ix, Saint Thomas, Sainio Elizabeth, Sainte Mulanie, Saint Ambroise,
Saint Alphonse, comprehending also the whole of the Township of Kildare
nd augmentation and the Township of Cathoart.
Kamodraska, including all Islands nearest to the County, comprising the
Parishes of Saint Andr^, Saint Alexander, Saint Louis of Kamouraska,
Saint Paschal, Saint Helena, Saint Denis, Mont Carmel, Saint PacAme,
[livi6re.Ouelle and Saint Anne, and the Townahipa of Bungay, Park, Wood-
)ridge and Ix worth.
Laprairie shall comprise thu Pariahea of Laprairie, Saint Jaociuea le Mi-
icur, Saint Isidore and Saint Constant, including the Sault Saint Louia, and
111 Islands in the said County.
Levis, comprising the Parishes of Saint Joseph, Notre Dame, Saint Jean
^hrisoatome, Saint Henri, and Saint Lambert.
L'Asbomption, comprising the Pariahes of Sain" Sulpice, including Isle
Bouchard, Repentigny. L'Assomption, Saint Roch, Lachweaie, Saint Henri
nd Saint Lin.
Laval shall comprise Isle Jdaus and Isle Bazarre, and all Islands lying
lesrcst to or ^^.-holly or in part opposite to ths same.
L'IsLXT, including all Islands nearest to the County, but not any part of
he Islands hereafter annexed to Montmagny ; the Parishes of Saint Roch,
iaint Jean, L'Islet, Saint Cyrille and the Townships of Lessard, Foamier,
lishford, Garneau, Casgrain, Lafontaine, Dionne, Arrago and Laverrier.
IW
£ S
7,0791
l,865j
7,463 1
9,025 *)
6,539
•1
13.790 1
10,094 1
15.190 1
14,861 1
18,218 1
19,376 1
14,054 1
14,855 I
16,866 1
a « AK9 «
I X y\nju I
10,591 1
i'iiij.
]^N^|ARG£D REPRESENTATION BILL.
1
9
M
15,061
1
13.415
1
15,367
1
12,824
1
CoDNTiBS, Cities and Towns.
LotBiNiERB, compnsing the Parishes of Saint Nicolas, Saint Giles, Saint
Antoine, St. Fl4vien, Saint Croii, Lotbin^re, Saint Jeah Deechaillons and all
the remainder of the augmentations of the Seigniories lif Deschaillons and
Lotbini^rc, and of that pan of the Seigniory of Saint Croix which is not in*
cltided in the Parish of Sainte Agathe.
'Maskinonoe, including all Islands nearest to the said County, compriaing
th^ Parishes of Maskinong^, RiTidre-du-Loop, Saint Didaoe aiiid the Town,
ship of Hunteratown, and the Gore thereof.
' Mboantic, ieompriMla the Parishes of Sainte Agathe and Sainte Sylvestre,
and the Township* of Inverses*, Nelson, Somerset, and its augmentation,
Halifax, Leeds, Brouj^hton, Thetford, Ireland and Coleraine.
MoNTOALM, eomprtaing the Pariahea of Saint Jacques, Saint Al«si«t Saint
Espvit, Saint Liguori, and the Townships of Rawdon, Chertsey, Kilkenny,
Wexford, Chilton, Dbocaster and Carrick.
MoNTUAONr, comprising Gh>sae*Isle, Isle aax Oies, Crane Island, Isle
Saiiit Marguerite, and all other Islands in the said Rivetr aa aforeaaid, the pa*
rishes of Cap^Saint fgnaee, Saint Thomas, Saint Fieri^, Bertier, Saint Fran-
ooia, the Townahip of Asbburton, Montmini, Bnarda|:«»,^Patton and part of
the Township of Armagh.
Montmorency, comprising the Parishes of St. Pierre, Saint Jean, Saint
Farailie, Saint Laurent and Saint Francois. Isle Madame, and Isle-aux.Reanx,
a'nO the Prrishea of Saint Fereol, Saint Joachim, Sainte Anne, Chateau Ri-
cher, Laval and Ange Gardien.
The East Ridmg of Montreal to be called Hoehtlaga, shall comprise the
Parish of Montreal without the City, and the Parishes of Longue Pointe,
Pointe anx Trembles, Riviere des Pmiriea and Sault aux Recollet.
The West Riding of MoimifiAL to be called Jtfcquea Cartier, ahall com-
prise the Parishes uf Lacbine, La Pointe ClaiM, Saint Anne, Saint Genevi^Te
and St. Laurent.
The CiTT OF MoNTRKAL shall be cemprised within its present limits.
Missisauoi, comprising the Parishes of Saint Thonn(»i Clarenceville, Saint
Armand East and West, Notre Dam^ des Ange, (he Village of Philipsburg,
and the Townships of l)unham and Stapbridge, and the western part of the
Township of Farnham.
Nafierville shall comprise Sherrington and the Parishes of Saint Cyprien,
St. Edouard and Saint Remi.
NicotkT, comprising the Parishes of Saint Pierre, Gentilly, Saint Gertrude,
(axcepfing the Townuhip of Maddington,) B^cancour, Saint Gr6goire, Nico.
let, Saint iMoniquc, ps t of Uie Township of Blandfotd and the Parish of
Samt Celestin.
Ottawa, comprising Uie Townships of Loohaber and its auffmentation,
IBuckingham, Templeton, Hull, Eardley, MaslMtm, Wakefield, Portland,
Derry, Rippon, Denliiolm, Low, Aylwin, Hincks, Bowman, Villeneuve, Lathbu.
ry, Hartwell, Sufitilk, Poneonby, Amherst, Addington, Preston, fiidwell,
Wells, Bigelow, Wright, Northgeld. Blake. McGill, Kiilaly, Dudley, Chabut,
Bouohette, Uameton, Maniwaky, Kensington, Egan, Aumond, Bouthillier,
Kiamica, Mecritt and Campbell.
PoNTiAC, comprising the Grand Calumet, Alumettea and little Alumettsa
Islands, and alt other islands opposite to the said County and belonging to
LawerCanada, and the Townships of Onslow, Bristol, Clafendon, Litoh-
field, Thorne, Aldfield, Mansfield, Waltham, Chicbestar, Sheen, Esther,
Aberdeen, Hastings, Aberibrd, Kirkiby, Labouch6re, Gladstone, Graham,
Cawood, Leslie, Stanhope, Huddersfield and Pontefraot.
f oRTNEUF, comprising the Parishes of Saint Casimir, Grondines, Deschaui-
bault, Cap-Sant£, Saint Basile, Saint Raymond, Saint Catherine, Ecu-
reuils, Pointe-aux.Trembles, Saim Augustin, Saint Alban,and'the Townships
of Gogf^td, Alton, Roqucmont, Colbert and Montauban.
(juKUKc, tMuiyfmn)* iiie Faiiislies aod Settlerncnts of Beaaport, Saint Ed.
mond. Saint Gabriel, Saint Ambroise, Charlesbourg, Sainte Foye and I'Anci-
enne Lorete, the Townships of Stoneham and Tewkeabvrj, Fief Hubert, and
all other tracts of Und included in the «boT» limit«," - - >
11,945 I
9.598 1
10,500 I
9,166 1
57,715 3
15,203 1
13,541 1
18,957 ,
13,U38
9,865 1
19,951 I
18^869 r
15,061 1
13,415 1
4S,3S7 1
12,824 1
11,945 I
.\ ■i-.i'Tfr-'
9.S98 1
10.500 I
9,166 1
57,715 3
15,203 1
13,541 1
18,957 ,
13,038
*,865 1
19,951 I
18^869 t
CNI^AROED REPRESENTATION BILL
357
4(,052 3
19,350 1
13,351 1
16,338 1
13,041 1
Counties, Cities, and Towni.
The City of Qdbbbo, including the Parishes of Notre Dame de Quebec and
of Saint Roch de Quebec,
RicBBLiBD, oomprisini; the Town of William Henry and the Parishei of
Sorel, Sainte Vietoire, Sainte Aim6 and Saint Ours.
RiMoosxi, including all the Islands lying nearest the Parishes and settle-
ments of Matane, Metis, Saint Joseph, Sainte Flavie, Sninte Luce, Saint
Germain, Bic, Saint Fabien, Saint Simon, the Seigniories of Li^ke Metis and
part of Matap6dia, andUie Townships of MacNider, Matane, Saint Denis and
the augmentation thereof, Cabot, Neigettc, Macpds and Daqueene.
RpuviLifE, including all Island lying wholly or in part opposite the satd
County, and the Parishes of Saint Mathias, Sainte Marie, Saint Hilaire, Saint
Jean Baptiste, Saint C^saire, I'Ange Gardien and Saint Paul of Abbotsford.
Saodbnat, comprising the Parishes of Little River, Baio Saint Paul, Saint
(Trbain, Eboulements, Saint It6n6e, Malbale, Sainte Agnds, Saint Fiddle, the
Townships of Setrington, De Sales, and Calli^res, Islo-aux-Coudres, Hare
Island, and all the other tracts of land comprised within the above limits, and
Islands nearest to the said County.
Saint Hyacinths, comprising the Town of Samt Hyacintho, and the Par-
ishea of Samt Hyacinthe, Saint Damase, La Presentation, Saint Barnab^,
Saint Jude, Saint Charles and Saint Denis.
St. John's shall comprise Saint Luc, Blairfindie, Saint Jean, Saint Valentin
and LacoUe, including all Islands lying nearest to the same.
Saint Maurice, comprising the Parish of Three Rivers, without the Ban-
lieuej Fief Saint Etienne, the Forges, the Parishes of Pointe-du-Lac, Ya*
machicbe. Saint S^vOre, Saint Barnabd, and the Townships of Caxton and
Shawinigan, and the augmentation of Cazton.
SBxrroRD shall comprise the Townships of Milton, Roxton, Ely, Granby,
Sbeflbrd and Stukely.
Sbbrbrookb, comprising the Townships of Melbourne, Brompton and the
Gore thereof, Shipton, Windsor and Stoke
And Wolfe, comprising the Townships of Wolfetown, Ham, South Ham
or augmentation of Ham, Wotton, Garthby, Stratrord, Weedon and Dudswell.
The Town ofShbrbhookb shall comprise the Town of Shurbrouke within its
present limits, and the Townships of Orford and Ascot.
SouLANOKS shall comprise the Seigniories of Soulanges and New Longueuil,
and the fiAh, sixth, seventh and eighth ranges of the Township of JNewton
and augmentation adjacent.
STANiitBAD shall comprise Sta/istead, Barnston, Hartley Barford, and Magog,
Bast and West.
Tbmisookata : all the Island nearest to the County, cumprisingthe Parishes
of Trois.PiBtoles, Saint Bloi. Inle Verte, Saint George de Cacouna, Saint
Arsfene, Saint Patrice de la Rivi6ro-du-Loup, and the Townships of Whit-
woith, Viger, Begon, Denonville, Raudut, Demers, Hocquart av6 the Seigniory
snd settkinents ot Temisoouata.
Terrbbonne, comprising the Parishes of Terrebonne, Saint Th^rftse, Sainte
Anne, Saint Janvier, Lacorne, part of the Parish of Saint Jdr6me, the
Townships of Abererombie and Beresford, and part of the Township of Merit .
Two-Mountaini, comprising the Parishes of Saint Eustache, Saint Augustin,
Saint Renoit, Sainte Scholastique, Saint Culumban, the Mission of the Lake
of Two-Mountains, that part of the Parish of Saint Jdrdme which comprises
the C6te Saint Joseph, Saint Eustache, Saint Marguerite, Sainte Angelique,
and part of the Township of Morin.
The Town of Three. Rivers shall comprehend the Town of Three-Rivers
^vithin its present limits and the Banlieue of Three Rivers.
VAtn)RBUiL shall comprise Isle Perrot, the Seigniories of Vandreuil and
Rigaud, and the firrt, second, third and fourth ranges of the Township of
Verchrres, including all Islands ncerest to the Baid|Connty, and the Par-
ishes of Varennes, Verchires, Contrccceur, Belail, Saint Marc, Saint Antoine
and Bainte Juli*.
17,344 1
I
15,226 1
9,211 1
11,083 1
6,640 ^
2,235 i
1
4,847 1
1
11,512 1
1;
10,255 1 •
14,553 1
16,353 1
15,726 1
4.936 1
14,465 1
358
ENLARGED REPRESENTATION BILL.
C0DNTIE8, Cities, and Towns.
Yahaska, comprising the Abenaki Settlement, and the Parishes of Saint
De Md, Stint Michel, Saint Francois, La Bale and Saint Zdphirin, the Seig.
niories of Pierviile and Bourgmarie Est, and the augmentation of the Town-
ship of Wendo?er.
UPPER CANADA.
Adoinqton, united to Lennox, which see
Brant— East Riding— Townships of South Darafries, Onondaga, East
Brantford, and the Village of Paris
West Riding— Townships of Burford, Oakland, Tuscarora, West Brantford,
and the Town of Brantford
Bmjob, united to Huron, which see
Bytown— Town
Brockville— Town— and the Township of Elizabethtown
Cornwall— Town—and the Township of Cornwall
Cablbton remains, as at present, constituted, except the Townships of
Gloucester and Osgoode, which, for representation only, are united to Russell
Dbndas remains, as at present constituted
Durham— East Riding— Townships of Cavan, Manvers, Hopa and the
Town of Port Hope
'.est Riding— Townships of Clarke, Darlington and Cartwright
Elqin— East Riding— TownshipsofBajfham, Malahide, Yarmouth, South
Dorchester and the Village of St. Thomas
West Riding— Townships of Southwold, Dunwich and Aldborough
Essex remains, as at present constituted
Fkontinac remains, as at present constituted
GLENSARRr remains, as at present constituted
Gacr remains, as at present constituted
fluRON &f\d Bruoe remains, as at present constituted
HASTiNGsJ-North Riding— Townships of Lake, Tudor, Grimsthorpe, Mar-
mora, Madoc, Elzevir, Rawdon, Huntingdon and Hungerford
South Riding — Townships of Sidney, '^hurlow, Tyendenaga, the Town of
Trenton, and the Town of Belleville
HaldiUand, remains as at present constituted
Halton do do do do
^ .3
14,748 1
11,250 1
14,176 1
7,760 1
8,554 1
6.355 1
, 17,582 1
13,811 1
14,783 1
15,951 1
17,181
8,337
168J7
19,150
17,596
13,217
22,036
12,165 1
Hamilton— City
do
do
do
Kent do
do
do
do
Kingston— City
do
do
do
Lambton do
do
do
do
Leeds and Grbnvillb — North Riding of Leeds and Gronville— Townships
ofKitley, Elmsley, Wolford. Oxford and South Gowcr
[jj South Riding of Leeds — Townships of Yonge, Escott, Front of Leeds and
li, Lansdowne, Rear of Leeds and Lansdowne, South Crosby, North Crosby,
Bastard and Burgess
South Riding of Grenville — The Townships of Edwardeburgh and Augusta
and the Town of Prescott
Lanark — North Riding — Townships of Sherbrooke North, Dalhousie, Lan.
ark, Ramsay, Levant, Darling and Pakenham
South Riding— Townships of Montague, Elmsley, North, Burgess North,
Sherbrooke South, Bcckwith, Drummond, Bathurst and the Town of Perth
Lincoln remains, as at present, constituted, except the Township of Nia-
gara, added to Niagara Town
Lbkox and Addinoton remain us befi-ro conslitutsd
London — Town do do do
iMiDDLESEx — East Riding — Townships of West Nissouii, North Dorchester,
Westminster and London
West Ridmg— Townships of Mosa, Eckfrid, Caradoc, Metcalfe, Adelaide,
Willisin*; Lobo atid Dclav^'arc
Town of Niagara and Township of Niagara
Norfolk, remains es at present constituted
Northumberland— East Riding— Townships of Cramahe, Brighton, Mur-
ray, Seymour and Percy
19,812
16,788
18,312
14,166
17,469
11,582
10,815
13,585 1
16,969 1
12,089 1
10,361 1
10,936 1
18,278 1
23,120 1
7,035 1
16,146 1
16*658 1
6,696
21,285
15,839 1
West Rid
naghan and
Ontario-
Thorah, Ma
South Ric
Oxford—
Zerra, Blanc
South Ri(
Norwich am
Peel, rem
Perth, re
Pbterbor
Prince E
Prescott,
Renfrew
rubsbll, i
SiMOOE — ]
Flos, Oro, R
South Ridi
Adjala, Tos<
Storhont
Toronto <
Victoria,
Waterlo
Town of Bei
South Rid
terloo, Nortt
Wentwoi
FlamboroagI
South Rid
Anoaster
Wellinot
Townships o
North Rid
Maryborong
Welland,
York— Ni
Gwillimbury
East Ridii
the Townshi
West Ridi
Township of
LEGISLA'
Hon, Louis ]
" N. F.
LEOIS
Cmuiitu
Beauhamois
Beliechasse
Berthier
Boiiavcniaro
Brockville (t
Bytnwn (toil
Carleton
CD
14,748 1
11,250 1
itford,
14,176 1
7,760 1
8,554 I
6,355 1
ps of
Eluuell,
17,582 1
13,811 1
i the
14,783 1
15,951 1
South
17,181 1
8,337 1
16 8J7 1
19,150 1
17,596 I
13,217 1
22,035 1
12,165 1
19,812
16,788
18,312
14,166
17,469 1
1
1
11,582
10,815
13,585 1
16,969
12,089
10,361
16,936
18,878
23,120
7,035
16,146 1
1 RR^R 1
6,596
21,285
15,839 1
LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLORS.
CrriBS, CooNTiBi, and Towns.
West Riding— Townshipa of Hamilton, Haldinwad, Alnwick, South Mo-
naehan and the Town of Cobour^r
ONTARio-North Rlding-TowMhips of Reach, Uxbridge, Brock, Scott,
Thorah, Mara, Rama and ScuKog
Sooth Riding— Townihips of WhiHj, Pickering and the Village of Oahawa
OxFOHD— North Riding— Townships of East Nissourj, East Zorra, West
Zorra, Blandford, Blenheim, and the Town of Woodstock
South Riding— Townshipe of North Oxford, West Oxford, East O.-iford.
Norwich and Dereham
Pkbl, remains as at present constituted
Perth, remains as at present constituted
PiTERBoKo', remains as at present constituted
Princk Edward, remains as at present constituted
Frbsoott, remains as at present constituted
Rbnprew, remains as at present constituted
RtmsBLL, and the Townships of Gloucester and Osgoode
SiMooK— North Riding— Townships of Nottawasaga, Sunnidale Vespra,
Flos, Oro, Medonte, Oriilia, Tinv, Tay, Matchedash, and the town of Barrie,
A South Riding-Townships of West Gwillimburj, Teoumseth, Innisfii, Essa,
Adjala, Tosorontio, Mnlmer and Mono
Storhont, remains as at present constituted
Toronto Cmr, remains as at present constituted
Victoria, remains as at present constituted
WATEWAxj-North Riding— Townships of North Waterloo, (including the
Town of Berlin,) Woolwich and Wellesley
South Riding— Villages of Gait and Preston, and T-jwnships of South Wa.
terloo. North Dumfries and Wilraot
Wentworth— North Riding— Townships of Beyerlj, Flamboroogh East,
Flamborongh West, and the Town of Dundas e >
South Riding- Townships of Saltfleet, Binbrook, Glanford, Barton, and
Ancaster
Wkllinoton— South Riding— Town and Township of Guelph, and the
Townships of Poslinch, Eramosa and Eria
North Riding— Townships of Niohol, Garafraxa, Pilkiogton, Peel, Arthur,
Maryborough, Amaranth, Luther and Minto
Wblland, remains as at present constituted
„ X°*^— North Riding— Townships of King, Whitchurch, Georgina, East
bwillimbury and North Gwillimbury
East Riding— Townships of Markham, Scarborough, and that portion of
the Township of York lying East of Yonge street
West Riding— Townships of Etobicoke, Vaughan, and that portion of the
Township of York lying West of Yonge street and the Village of Yorkville
359
15,400 1
13,696 1
16,880 1
17,084 1
15,564 1
24,816 1
15,545 1
15,837 1
18,887 1
10,487 1
9,415 1
8,92a 1
10,947 1
16,218 1
14,691 1
30,763 2
11,657 I
10,386 1
16,151 1
15,573 1
12,934 I
14,541 1
12,275 1
20,141 1
16,706 1
16,500 1
15.694 1
LEGISLATIVE couiTCiLLOBs, appointed since the Publication of the
Canaaa Directory.
Hon. Louis Panet, Quebec I Hon. Charles Wilson, Moiilreal
" N. F. Belleau, do | The others remain as before
LEoiSLATiTE ASSEMBLY, elected since the Publication of the
Canada Directory.
Hon. J. S. Macdonald, Speaker.
CotuiitueneitB.
Beauhamois
Bellechasse
Berthier
Bonsvcninro
Brockville (town)
Bytnwn (town)
CarletoD
Membtra.
Ovide Leblano.
Hon Jean Chabot.
Joseph H.Jobln.
ZJA7lCi L<0i>uuiilj|6r.
George Crawford.
Daniel McLacblin
Ed, M ioch
Conitituenciea. Memberif
Chambly Louis Lacoste
Charaplain
Cornwall (town)
fiorchester
Drummond
Dundas
Durham
Thomas Marchildon
Roderick Macdonald
J:'rancoJs Leiiiicuz
John McDoueall
J. W. Rose
Jimta Smith
860
NEWSPAPERS, fto.
Easez
Frontenac
Glen|;arry
Grenville
Haldlmand
Halton
Hamilton (city)
Hattingi
Huntingdon
duron
Kamouraaka
Kent
Kinjtton (city)
taoatk
liceda
Eeinater
Lennox &. Addington
Lincoln
London
L'Islet
Lotbiniete
Megantio
Middlesex
Missiaquoi
Montmorency
Montreal (city) <
Montreal (county)
Niagara (town)
Nicolet
Norfolk
Northbmberland
Ottawa
Ozroird
Peterborough
Col. John Prince
H. Smith, jun
Robert Christie
J. S. MacDonald
William Patrick
W. L. Mackenzie
John White
Sir Allan N. McNab
Edmund Murney
Jean Bte. Varin
Hon. M. Cameron
J. C. Chapais
George Brown
Hod. J. a. MacDonald
James Shaw
Hon. VV. B. Richardi
Hon. L. M. Vigor
Benjamin Seymour
Hon, W. H. Merritt
T C Dickson
Charles F. Fournier
Joseph Laurin .
J. G. Clapham
Crowell Wilson
Seneca Paige
Joseph Cauchon
Hon. John Young
Hon. William Badgiey
Michel F. Valois
Joseph C. Morrison
Thomas Fortier
Hon. John Roiph
Asa A. fiurnham
John Egan '
Hon. F. Hincks
John Langton
Portneaf U. J. Tessier
Prescott Thomas Hall Johnston
Prince Edward D. B. Stevenson
Quebec (county) P. J. O. Cbauveau
Richelieu A. N. Gouin
Rimouski J. C Tach<
Rouville Jos. Napoleon Poulin
Russell George Byron Lyon
Saguenay Hon. P. M. do S, La-
terriere
Shefibrd Hon. L. T. Drummond
Sherbrooke (town) A. T. Gah
Shtrhrooke (county}J. S. Sanborn
Siincoe
Stanstead
Sformont
St. Hyacinthe
St. Maurice
Terrebonne
Ttiiee Rivers
Toronto (city)
Two Mountains
Vrtudreuil
Verchferes
Waterloo
Welland
Wentworth
Yamaska
Hon W. B. Robinsbn
T. Lee Terrill
W. Mattice
Louts Sicotte
J. E. Tureotte
Hon. A. N. Morin
A. Polette
Geo. Pereival Ridout
Hon. L. J. Papineau
Jean Bte. Mongenais
Geo. E. Cartier
A. J.Fergusson
Thos. Clark Street
David Christie
P. B.Dumoulin
York, North Riding Jos. Hartman
York, South Riding John W. Gamble
York, East Riding Amos Wright
York, West Riding Geo. Wright
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS PUB-
LISHED IN CANADA.
Name.
Advertiser
Agrioultural Journal
Amherstburgh Courier
Anglo Aineric. Magazine
Argus, The
Barrie Herald
Bathurst Courier
Belleville Intelligencer
Berlin Telegraph
fiowmanville Messenger
Brant Herald
Branttbrd Courier
Brantford Conservative
Expositor
British American
British Canadian
British Colonist
British Standard
criiisij Tr.-::g
Cadet, The
Canada Advertiser
Can. Chris :ian Advocate
Canada Direotory
Where Printed.
Ouolph. G W
Montreal, G E
Amherstbu(g,CW
Toronto, C W
Kingston, C W
Barrie, C W
Perth. C W
Belleville, C W
Berlin. C W
Bowmanvil!e,CW
Brantford, C W
Brantford, C W
Brantford, O W
Woodstock, C W
Toronto, C W
Toronto, C W
Perth, C W
Montreal, C £
Sandwich, C W
Hamilton, C W
Montreal, C E
Name.
Where Printed.
C&Tti Medical Journal Montreal, C B
Canada Oak Sandwich, C W
C. Temperance Advocate Montreal, C E
Canadian, The Hamilton, C W
Canadicn, The (French) Quebec, C E
Canadian Agricnlturist Tpronto, C W
Canadian Family Herald Toronto, C W
Canadian Tribune Belleville, C W
Canadian Fiee Press I^ndon, C W
Can.EcclesiasticalGazette Quebec, C E
Carleton Place Herald CarletonPlace.CW
Chippawa Advocate
Christian Guardian
Christian Banner
Christian Observer
Chronicle, The
Chronicle and Newa
Churchman, The Can.
r,.> a.'.
Coboarg Reformer
^olonia! Tribune,
Comet, The
Commercial Advertiser
Chippawa, C W
Toronto, C W
Cobourg, C W
Toronto, C W
Niagara, C W
Kingston, C W
Toronto, C W
n-t. <"< Mr
vOiJuaig, -•• TT
Cobourg, C W
Brantford, C W
Owen Sound, W
.MoDik-oal; C E
J. J. TasBier
I'homaa Hall Johnaton
). B. StevenaoD
3eo. Okill Staart
iypolite Dubord
^ J. 0. Cbauveau
I. N. Gouin
. C. Tacb<
08. Napoleon Poulin
ireorse Byton Lyon
Ion. P. M. de S. La-
terriere
Ion. L. T. Drummond
y. T. Galk
■ S. Sanborn
Ion W. B. Robinsbn
r. Lee Terrill
V. Matlice
jouia Sicotte
. E. Turcotte
Ion. A. N. Morin
LPolette
>eo. Pereival Ridout
lop. L. J. Papineau
ean Bte. Mongenais
Seo. E. Cartier
L. J.FergU88on
'hoa. Clark Street
tavid Christie
'. B. Dumoulin
08. Hartman
ohn W. Gamble
LmoB Wright
reo. Wright
IIODICALS PUB-
Whne Printed.
Montreal, C E
Sandwich, G W
ite Montreal, C E
Hamilton, C W
!h) Quebec, G E
Tpronto, C W
lid Toronto, C W
Belleville, C W
London, C W
itte Quebec, C E
CarletonPlace.CW
Chippawa, C W
Toronto^ C W
Cobourg, C W
Toronto, C W
Niagara, C W
Kingston, C W
I. Toronto, CW
Cobourg, C W
Branlford, C W
Owen Sottud, W
MoQinal, C E
NEWSPAPERS, tus.
m
Name. Where PHUiiheJ.
Gonfftitutional, The Cirnwall. C W
Cunftitulional, The St.Calherinca.CW
Daily News Kingaton, C W
Doutzcher Can., German Berlin, C W
Dumfries Reformer
Dundas Warder
Eautorn Examiner
Echo, The
Elora Backwoodsman
Examiner, Tho
Esiex Advocate
Freeholder, Tho
Frreman, The
Gait Reporter
Gatpd Gaxette
Gaxetle, Thn
Gszette, The
Gazelle, The
Gnzutle, The
Gazette, The
Globe, The
Guide, The
Haldimand Independent
HastinKS Chronicle
Herald, The
Herald, The
Herald, Tho
Huron L'tyaliat
Huron Signal
Index, The
Journitl and Express
Journal of Education
Kend Advertiser
Liimbt'in Herald
Lambton Shield
Lii Mincrve, French
Lanark Objicrver
La Ruche Litt^raire
Leader, Tlie
L'AlbiimLitidraire
Le Courier de St. Hya-
cinihe, French
Leeds Free Press
Gait, C W
Dundas, C W
Cobourg, C W
Port Hope. C W
Elora, C W
Toronto, C W
Sandwich, C W
Cornwall, C W
Whitbv, C W
Gait, C W
Now Carlisle C 1
Montreal, G B
Quebec, C E
Hamilton, C W
Bytown.C W
Vienna, C W
Toronto, C W
Port Hope, C W
Dunnville, C W
Belleville, C W
Montreal, C E
KiiiffBion, C W
Guelph, C W
Goderich, C W
Goderich, C W
Clark's Mills.CW
Hamilton, C W
TorOnio, C W
Chatham, C W
Port Sarnia, C W
Port Sarnia. C W
Montreal, C E
Perth, C W
Montreal, C E
Toronto, C W
M(mtreal, C E
St Hyacinthe, CE
Brockville, C W
Throe Rivers, CE
L'Ere Nouville, French
Le Journal do Qudbcc, do Quebec, C E
Le Journal dea Trois Ri.
vifercs, French Three Rivers, CE
Lo Tournal d'Agricullure Montreal, C E
Le Moniteur Canadien
Le Pays
Le Semour Canadien
Life Boat, Tho
Long Poirjt Advocate
McKenzie's Weekly Mes
seiiger
Magnet, The
Mail. TI»B
Mail. The
Mapio Leaf. The
Montreal, C E
Montreal. C E
Mmtreal.C E
Moatrcal. C E
Simcoe, C W
Toronto, C W
Barrie, C W
NiiKora, '-'i
St Ctfihc 1 -^M;
Montreal, C f:
'N
Name.
Mercury, The
Middlevax Prototype
Mirror, The
Missionsry Record
Montreal Directory
Morning Chronicle
News, Tho
News of the Week
Norih American
North Advance
Norfolk Messenger
Ontario Reporter
Ottawa Advocate and Or
ango Lilly
Ottawa Argus
Ottawa Citizen
Our Journal
Patriot, The
Paris Star
Perth County News
Picton Sun
Pilot, Tho
Port Hope Watchman
Presbyterian, The
Presbyterian Magazine
Prescott Telegraph
Prince Edward Gazette
Recorder, Tiie
Revue de Legislation et de
Jurisprudence, French Quebec, CE
Sherbrooke Gazette
.Snow Drop, The
Son of Temperance
Spectator, The
Standard, The
Sentinel, The
Stanstead Journal
Statesman, The
St. Catherines Journal
Sun, The
Sun. The
Temperance Advocate
Times, The
Townships' Reformer
Transcript, The
True Witness, The
United Empire, The
U. C. Medical Journal
Voice of the Fugitive
Watchman, The
Watchman, The
Weekly Despatch
VVeukly Review
Western Liberal
Wealern Planet
Weetern Progress
Whiiby Reporter
; Witness, The
I Younff Churchman
Whtre PuiU$hed.
Quebec.!.; E
London, C W
Toronto, C W
Montreal, C E .
Montreal, C B
Quebec, G E
St Johns, C B
Toronto, C W
Toronto, C W
Barrie, C W
Stmcoe, C W
Whiiby, C W
Bytown, C W
Aylmer, C B
Bvtown, G W
Quebec, G E
Toronto. G W
Paris, G W
Stratford, C W
Picton, C W
Montreal, C E
Port Hope, C W
Montreal, C E
Toronto, C W
Prescott, G E
Picton» C W
Brockvtile, C W
Sherb-ioke. C E
Montreal, G E
Belleville, C W
Hamilton, G W
Simcoe, C W
Brighton, G W
Slanstcad, G E
Brockville, C W
St.CaiherinPS,CW
Montreal, C B
Oakville, G VV
Montreal, G E
London, G W
Sherbrooke, C E
Montreal, C B
Montreal. G B
Toronl<(, G W
Toronto, C W
Sandwich. G W
Toronto, G W
St. Thomas, C W
Peterboro, C W
Streeisville, C W
Su Th'imas, C W
Chatham. C W
Woodstock, C W
Whitby, C W
Montreal, G E
Torantii. C W
I
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RAILROADS. &e.
RAILRHAIIS COMPLETES, IN OOURSE OF GONSTBUCTION.
OHABTEREO IN CANAOA.
!••••■••
boffdlo and Goderich Railroad
Biiffalo to Brantfoid
Branifcrd toSttatfoid •
Stratlord to Goderich
Brncicviile & Ottawa Railroad
Broclcville to Arnprior
Bytown and Pemiiroke Railroad
Champlitin ami St. Lawrence Railroad
Montreal to Rousea Point
Erie and Ontario Railroad
Niagara to Chippi>wa i
Great Western Railroad
Hamilton to London
London to Detroit
Hamilton tu Niagara River
London to Sarnia
Junction to Gait
Gait to Guelph ,
Grand Junction Railroad
Peteiborougb to Belleville >
Peterborough to Gloucester Baj
Peterborough to Toronto
Main Trunk Railroad
Montreal to Kingston
Kingston to Toronto
Mfgantic Junction Railroad
From the Richmond Railroad at the Becaocour
' Lake William
Montreal and By town Railroad
Montreal and Lachine Railroad
MontreAl and New York Railroad
Lachine to Moer's Coiners , ,
Montreal and Vermont Junction Railroad
St. Johns to Richford, Vermont
Niagara Junction Railroad
North Shore Railroad
Quebec to Montreal
Ontario, Simcoe and Huron Railroad
Toronto to Lake Huron
Ottawa and St. I^awrence Grand Junction Railroad. ,
Peterborough and Port Hope Railroad
Peteiborougb and Cobourg Railroad ,
Vrescott and By town Railroad
Quebf c and Richmond Railroad
Quebec and Trois Pistoles Railroad
Rawdon and Industry Railroad
St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad
St. Catherines & Great Western Junction Rail Road.
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&c., WARRrNGTON.
JOSEPH GUNDRY & CO., Nets, Lines, Twines and Shoe Thread*,
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Tin Ware, &c., Merridale Works, WOLVERHAMPrON.
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&c., CRADLEY and LIVERPOOL.
JAMES N. LAWTON, A&ENT,
24 Kilby street, Boston. 71 John street, Jfew York,
J. S. MORRIS a S0!V»
Northwest End of Niagara st,t Buffalo^
Beg to inform their old and new patrons that their residence and laboratory is
removed from Main Street, near Tupper, to the northwest end of Niagara st.,
fronting the River, where the Pyrotechnist art will be carried on, on a more
extensive scale than formerly. Every kind, size and quantity of Fireworks, to
suit Commiitees, Merchants, Proprietors of Gardens, or Public Exhiimions, to
any extent. Buyers may be assured, by entrusting their or<lers through the
Pobt Oflice, to be served with the neiveqi articles, and at ihe lowest pfices, ac-
cording to the amount of matter, machinery, and colored fires they may contain.
Orders addrcised to J. S. Morr:,., Pyrolechnict, Box 2028. P. O , Buffdlo, N. Y., will b«
cftiefully sent on, or tlt«nd personally any exhibition of Fircworka, in any part of Ameiica.
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BOWEN «c mcNAMEE,
IflSPORTSRS a JOBBERS,
»0. 112 & 115, BroabjuttB, Non-ijotk.
TO ICANADIiW
We beg leave respectfully to call your aiitention to our Extensive and Varied
Assortment of
milSI, FRENCH, BERMAN, ITAUAN, AND INBIA BOORS,
Including, Dresa Goods of all descriptions, Silks, Laces, Embroideries, White
Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Shawls, &c. Also :
AIMIKGAM MHJSILM BE ILMHES,
AND A GREAT VARIETY Or ARTICLES
ADAPTED TO THE CAMADIAN TRADL
As we are now largely engaged in the
Sraporting m mell qb lobbing ^mmm,
WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS
As well as to those larj?e Dealers who may be desirous of
purchasing by the Package.
Prom our Position in the Market, we also can frequently offer
ilf lA^iiliitl il&MIiS.
IN
ENGLISHj and other FOREION GOODS,
That have been Consigned and Sold at a LARGE DISCOUNT from the cost of
Manufacture and Importation.
Our Agent, has had pine years' experience in active business in Canada,
and will devote his attention exclusively to that Trade. Feeling assured
.!!!L^".^"" "*_.'?,': •.'l® interest of Canadian Merchants to favor us with
'S ^Oiicii sit cA^iiiinaiiuii of our cstock.
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BOWEN & McNAMEE.
D-Ijork.
»n8ive and Varied
NBIA BOOIIS,
)broiderie8, White
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rousof
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s to favor us with
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66, LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,*
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS *vd WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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PANAMA, LEBIORN ^ PALM LEAF HATS, ARTIFIQIAL FLOWERS,
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, &c.,
«f Kp w r^nn nQ** °fll '""/ ."'" ^"\ ^'*''' "•• "PP^"'^'' Credit. A large and .uperior .lock
Brri5:;VnrfurlhK'nd"Mi.:e":-" ^" ''"''' and qualitie. of .he following .tyle. of
SONTAG. TUSCAN,
JENNY LIND, PEARL.
DEVON, DIAMOND.
SATIN, TUr.IP LACE.
COBOURG, FLUTRl). '
ALBONI, PAMELA, . ^„„o
Will be of the newest shapes, and of Foreign and Dimestic Manufartnre M.„. «f .i..!r
siii.'^reXls.t.'*'^"' "-'-'' -'-^y «rFanc,sSrSi„,!;a''a':
MEN'S AND BOYS' lEGHOEN HATS.
.nH Y^«^ ^^ ^?^^' PANAMA, PALM LEAF. PEDAI BRAID.
and other Straw HatR. »f the most approved shapes and styles, ««>ivu/,
MEN'S FTTB, SIIK AND ANGOLA HATS.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
These of^jl prices and every variety. Also. RurI.cs. T .bs. &c.. of all styles and prices
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
A very extensive assortment of Fringed or Uofringed S,lk Parasols ; and low priced article.
<'.°"'»' »nd ti-ngham. Also, Umbrellas, of the very ben make, of all^KS and ho. tt?
in Silk, Cotton, or Gingham ; Ladies' Sun Shades, &c. ' ^ qaal.ties.
T«ff.'/A?" *'"„"'*» «"Pply- on orders, all kinds of Millinery Goods. Plain Satin .nd
.„?'{hr/i!!""^ ^r^Y"'^ .**" ^"^ " *° ♦'•"'' i"'""t "> call and examine oar Sroek
and those who supply themselves on orders, can depend uoon our know^dire ir«in,.H h-
several years extensive business with Canada, that they wfu he flirirdeKiihlnll.te
Ifood. «,nt them be of the newest styles, and at' the l.Iliesl market pSe," ^'^' ""'^ "*"
OLiVES, JONES & GRANGFB,
Repesented in Canada by '**'• ®^' ^"""'y Street.
J. D. HAYES.
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PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL.
A New'Voliimn of the American Phrenological Jnornal commcncci July 18f Nnw |i
the lime to Diilncribtj. DHvotvd to PnrennUtgy, PhyiioloKyt Magnetmiii, tt\ynO)rnomf,
Moohanimn. Eluonlion, AKri<!iilturo, the Naiiiral Sciences, and general intelli|{enco, pro.
futeljr illustrated, il cannot fail to intereet every ciaea of reader*. Erery family, and
etpeciaily oil ymni; men and women, should have a copy. Il ia printed on the finf of
overy inunlh>at $1 ayear. All letters should he post jinid, and directed lo
FOWLER and WELLS, 131 Nassau St., >Iew York.
THE WATER CURE JOURNAL.
A New Volume of llii* " Journal of Health" just commenced. Subicribora n'iould send
in iheir names at onco The Philosuphv and practice of Hydropathy, Pliy»i.<l.)jty and
nnatiimy of the Human Bidy, Dietetics, Physical Education, tho Chemistry of Life, and all
1 1 ur inntters relutiii|; lo Life, Health and Happiness, will bo given in litis Jonrnal. Wa
' "U ihht man may prolong Ins life much beyond tli number of years usually attained.
W a propose tualiow how. Publixhcd monthly, at $1 a-year, in advance. Please add resa
all letters, post-paid, lo
FOWLER nd WELLS, 131 Nassau St., N. Y.
Fowler and Wells have all works on Hydroiialhy, Physiology, Magnetisn;, Phonography,
Phrenology, and the Natural Sciences generally.
AGENTS WJNTED IN EVERY TOWN IN CANADA.
MORRIS & WILLIS'S HOME JOURNALj
AT 107 FIJL1<
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copies are fu'v,;i <
vance. No subaic;
IS ruousiieu evkrt saturoat
OPPOSITE DUTCH STREET, J^EW YOP.K,
'luva a year, or two dollars if paid in advance. Three
«br one year to one address for Five Dollars in ad-
on discontinued until all arrearages are paid, unless
at the option of the Editors.
Clubbing with the Magazines.
The •♦ Home Journal," and either the •* Knickerbocker Magazine,"
" Harpers' Magazine," or <* Putnam's Monthly (published in this city) for
one year for $4.
The " Home Journal," and either •' Godey'a Lady's Book," or ♦« Gra.
Lam's Magazine," (published in Philadelphia) for one year, for $4.
The •" Home Journal," and either the " Musical World" or Beach and
Barnum's " Illustrated News," for one year, for $4.
Orders, enclosing that amount, addressed to MoRRIs & Wilms, 107
Fulton Street, will receive prompt attention. The two periodicals ordered
will be sent to different addresses, If desired. By an arrangement with the
Editors of the " Home Journal," the proprietors of the above-named works,
will furnish subscribers with them as soon as they receive directions to do
so frr^m this establishment.
[Thg " Horns Jiusrns!" is sindnubfedly the very best family newsnaner of its class in
America, and is conducted with the same distinguished ability which has so eminently
characterized all the productions of its able and accomplished Editors, and all Canadian
families who require a firai ^ate literary paper, would do well to order the ' Home Journal.'
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Law Library, Harriao- s D.ge.t, &r. d^c, furnished promptly as published.
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H. S. HUMPHREY & CO.,
RUGGim
No. 2 Eagle Block, Ford Street,
OGDENSBURQH, N. Y.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dye Woods, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Colors, Varnishes, Sperm,
Solar, Whale, Lard, Linseed, Tanners' and Machinery
Oils, Spirits Turpentine, Camphene, Burning
Fluid, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes
of all kinds.
DENTIST AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Mcock's Jncormptible Gum, Plate and Pivot Teeth.
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Daguerreotype Instruments and Bttfdk.
Perfumery, Combs, Soap, &c. Wine and Cigars. Also, Carding
Machine Cards, Combs, Plates, Tacks, Emery's
Weavers' Reeds, &c
0if> We receive our Stock directly from the Manufacturers, and an
prepared to Sell at
MFW YORK ft BOSTON PRICES.
H. S. HUMPHREY.
LYMAN B. FISK.
F. M. HUMPHREY
HORACE M. FISI.
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MERCH
YORK a
rera, and
a better i
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in every
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YORK ai
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UNITED 0TATE8*ADVESTI8BMENT1.
itreet,
LERS IN
CHILD & FAWCETT,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
mmfk ii^ii t iiesiit
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LAROE AND WELL-SKLKCTED STOCK OF
(BOAT Mm mm&mB mw2.
ME LEATHER; AND FINDINGS
ishes, Sperm,
Machinery
burning
ihes
mUMENTS.
Hvot Teeth.
Qd Sldck.
i. Also, GardiDg
Emery's
iifacturers, and an
'RIGE&
F. M. HUMPHREY
HORACE M. FISK.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
THE undersigned will be prepared to answer orders from COUNTRY
MERCHANTS, and others who purchase to sell again, at lower than NEW
YORK and BOSTON PRICES, as we purehase diractfrom the Manufactu.
rer8,and are thus able to save jobbers' profits, besides giving the purchasers
a better chance of selecting sizes and qualities than can be had in the City.
Their stock will be found to consist of an assortment of
in every style and quality, for Gents', Ladies', Masters*, Misses' and Child-
ren's wear.
Also, all the articles usually found in the Largest Establishments o^thd
kind in the City or Country.
ILi^TIHISI^.
Constantly on hand a heavy stock of all kinds of LEATHERS used in
tSmITbmtonpriceI.""' •"''"' °° "'°''°°""' "*" "="'
MANUFADTURIN8 DEPARTItEMT.
In connection with this Establishment, is a Large MANUFACTURING
aTY \^KMEN "^^^"^^ *''* ^^P'^^*"^ *''® "°" ^'''"•** "^ experienced
m OBBSIS B¥ MAIL, OR EZFHISS, FROMFTLT AREnSO fO.
THOMAS CHILD. WILLIAM FAWCETT.
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UNITBD STATES Al>yERTI8BM8NT8.
, r OCDEN8BURCH
^Mhf STORE.
No. 6 EAGIiE BLOCK.
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WHOUCSALX AND RXTAIL DKALXR IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GCDDSp
CARPETIS, &c.
Sheetings, Stripes, Shirting, Tickings, Denims, Batting,
Wadding, nicking and Cotton Yarn, by the Bale.
No. 6 Eagle Block, Ford Street,
OGDENSBURGH, N. Y.
'v^»^»^««<s«' . *^^»»<^»*^
^•^^^^'t^'^^^^'i^^^mr i ,A^^*^^MM<^
ALSO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Directly opposite the Custom House, Water Street,
OGDENSBURGH, N. Y.
TEAS 17 THE CHEST, TOBACCO BT THE BOX,
Sugars and Molasses hy the Bbl or Ilhd,
fUl FOR m HDDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
7il^
As well
We are
Thii
We 8
from th<
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Good
cases fi
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rest
UNITED STATKS ADVERTISEMENTS.
vn
RIN
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THE BOX,
Ilhd.
r PRODUCE.
tiJokr 0treet.
IMPORTERS, AND WHOLESALE
OEAURS IN GROCERIES.
OUR STOCK OF
SnCES, RAISINS, ClfURS, COROAQ^ SOAP,
As well as every description of Goods included in our Branch, will
be found equal to any demand.
AS AGENTS FOR THE FAR-FAMED BRANDS OF
We are prepared to offer TOBACCO at the FACTORY PRICES.
simply adding Freight.
This will be found a great advantage over purchasing from
ihe Jobbers.
We shall receive, Monthly, in our own Chartered Vessels, direct
from the West Indies, every description of
WEST INBIA 600BS.
QQ^ Purchasers are particularly invited to examine our
Stock before proceeding to the Sea Port Toums.
Goods entered and delivered on board Canada boats, in all
cases free of Duty.
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IDORTEIIS $, WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
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Sole Agents in Northern New York for the Sale of J.
C. Herrings* Fire Proof Safes ; Ruggles, Nourse,
Mason & Co.'s Agricultural Implements;
Ransom ^ Co.'s Stove Manufactory ; the
Pawtucket Leather Belting Co. ; the
Collins' Axe Co. ; and the
leCHiSfii TIM MACHIMK
Being in direct Communication with the MANUFACTURERS in
iiLiiniiiiiiiuiY&miin
,we pledge ourselves not to be undersold in any of the Large
Cities J and we offer facilities to the Purchaser
unsurpassed in
NEW YORKi MONTREAL OR BOSTON.
OCr* Gaodt in all cases will be delivered, Duty Paid, on
board Boats in Canada,
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BALBBS
Ls
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the Sale of J.
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ements ;
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the
'ACTURERS in
of the Large
rchaser
BOSTON.
Duty Paid, on
UNITED 8TATL8 ADVERT1BBMENT8.
871
The True Digestive Fluid, or, Gastric Juice.
1)K HOirOHTOH'B Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth STOMACH of the
^^-^ OX.afterdireetionaorBeronLiebiK.theKree hyeiologiul
Chemiat. by J. S. HOUGHTON. M.D., Philadelphia. Pa.
This ia Natore'a own Remedy for an unhealthy Stomach.
No art of man can equal its cnrative powera. It contaioa no
Alcohol. Bitten, Acidp, nr Nauseous Drugs. It is extremely
agreeable to the taste, and may be taken by the moat feebia
patienta who cannot eat a water cracker without acuta diatresi.
Beware of Drugged Imilntions. Pepain is not a Drug.
Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circulur, gratis, giving a large amount of
Scientific Evidence from Liebig'a Animal Chemistry ; Dr. Combe's Physiology of Digestion ;
Dr. Penira on Food and Diet; Dr. Tohn W. Draper, of New York University; Profesaor
Dangliaon's Physiology ; Professor SiMinian, of Yale College ; Dr. Carpenter's Physiology ;
dec. together with reporla of Curea from all parts of the United States.
07 OBSERVE THIS !— Every bottle of the Genuine PEPSIN bean the written signa-
ture of J. S HOUGHTON, M.D., sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copyright and
Trade Mar'i secured. •
O* Sold by all Druggists and Dealera in Medicines, Price One Dollar per Bottle.
S. J. LYMAN ^ Co., Place D'Armes, Montreal,
WhoU$aU and Retail Agents for the Canadas.
No. 1, PARISH'S BLOCK, WATER ST.,
DEALER IN
Hides, Sole and Upper Leather ; Tanners' Oil and Lampblack ; Tanners'
and Curriers' Tools ; French Calf SItins and Morocco ; Patent Enamelled
Leather ; Shoemakers' Tools ; Belting and Harness Leather, &c.
With the present facilities for doing business, the undersigned trusts to
to be able to give satisfaction to his customers, and to merit and receive
their patronage. E. F. OSBORN.
{Information received too late to appear in proper place.)
SIMCOE..
(Seb Canada Directort, Page 365.)
Addenda and Errata.
Grieve, W., mei'chant tailor
Henry, E., innkeeper
Jackson, G , hardware store
Mann, J. A., (rrocer
Ritchie, Rev. G., Congregational
Roberts, W., grocer
Rolph, Hoc. J.. M.P.P. for Norfolk
Sheppard, J., hotel keeper
Smith, R., carding, aaw and grfat mills
Wisson, W., groccf
Abel, D., shoe store
Austin, J., saw and grist mill
Bell, Rev. 6., Church of Scotland
Boucher, A., innkeeper
Brown, A., merchant
Clarke, D., merchant and town reeve
Clarke, A. J., druggist
Clarke^ John, M.D.
Folley, M. H., attorney at law
Gibbon, VVni., chandier and grocer
Also,--B livery stables, 3 cabinet ahope, 1 dentist, 6 carpenters, 5 bricklayers, 3 masons,
6 tailors, 7 millmers, 3 painters, 4 butchers, 3 shoemakers, 4 smiths, 4 coopers and 1 tin*
smith, in addition.
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Map of Canada, Plain "°' '^'^^
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TOE MONTREAL DIREC'fORY^^Tvolfe mo ^^ 6
THE QUEBEC DIRECTORY, 1 vol. 12 mo "^ «
colored, size 3 ft. 2 in. by 2 ft 2 iJ " ' *'''•' ^^"dsomely
The same Map handsomely Mounted and Vamished, "for office use IS
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JOHN CLARKE,
COMmSSM MEBBHAHT AND GENERAL ABEOT.
Will attend perMnally and promptly to every description of
GOfflfflWroi AlB ICTMY BTOIlIgS
The Collection of Drafts, Accounts, Rents^' Dividends, &c., and the Sale rtr M!«
u • ^ » „ of Houses, Farms, or Wild Lands! **' "'"
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TfiS CANADA LIFE ASSmiANOE
Incorporated by Act of Parliament.
HEAD OmOE, 88 KIHO STREBT, HAMILTON.
HdohC. Bakeh, Esq., President; John Yorao, Esq., Vice-President; Thomas
M. Simons, Esq., Secretary.
BEAKCH OFFICE, 27 St. Fraaooii Zavier Btnet, MontrMO.
Hon. JofXPH BouRRBT, Chairman; J. G. Macmnzw, Esq., Vice-Chairman ;
T. Ramsay, Secretary.
THE CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY was organised in Auvaat
1847, cad iMued the (irtt Policy in October of that vear. So inoeeMrul have been lb a ope.
ration* of this Company, that at each of it* Annual Mcatinga a Bonui has been declared to
the Aaaured. At the laat Meeting, (being the Fifth) held on 3rd Augutt, 18551, the Bonua
apportioned wa* eaual to 15 per cent of Iho amount of preniiunii paid up. It is believed
that aucb early and continued succeta ia unprecedented in the history of any siiniiar inatitu.
tolion, end thi* being the only native Company for Life Anurance, it haa peculiar claims
upon Colonial patronage.
The following are example* of the rates of premium to afiure £100 at death, with or
wilhont prolt* :—
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.. .uV*'^f\^"\ *'°""5.°'' PropoM". «nJ all information relating to Life Aiiurance, may be obtained
■I tuher of the above office*, or any of the Company's Agenoie* throujthout the Provlno.! "■"""""
MANN ^ moMILLAN,
BBHBBAL GLOTHIHB ^ ODTFiniW WABEHOnSVS;
J^o 28, McGill Street, Montreal,
The same Store so long occnpied by Mr. William Slack.
Having commenced the Wholesale and Retail Clothing Business at the abore central and
eommodioiu stand, are now prepared to supply Country Merchants, Wholesale Purchasers,
and the public generally with every variety of ^
GEIITLEMEII'S AND YOUTH'S GLOTHMG;
Snittbis for summer or winter wear, which, being manufactured exprenly far the Cant-
man Market, under their superintendence and that of Mr. Cat son, who has, for the last six
mrs been foreman with Mr. Slack, whose services and assistance they have engaged will
they fe«I confident, be found equal in style, quality and make, to any articles of Ae aama da*
•cription to be found in Canada.
A choice stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., constantly on hand^ and ciulomer
work made to order in the latest and most approved style of farhion, by first rata woikmeF
and on short notice, while the prices will be found such as cannot fail to be satisfactory.
Country Merchants, Wholesale Purchasers, and all who desire to study
In Clothfaig, are requested to cal' and examine.
N.B.— The Business at 115 Notre Dame Street, will be continued as hereupon by X>.
iftHAMrfk^iiiiii iT^ii^
Sr.flTM'lS^thr,!;!^'*"'!'''!?**.*"'^^^^ »f READt-MADE CLOTH'
VBSTINXfcThich TlV.lV,'^^'^^ "' ^^^^^ CLOTHS, CA8SIMERES.
* CLOTH AND TRIMMiNQf FURNISHED.
_ ^'"' Garmenti cut in the IctMt ityle of Fuhion.
toffttl T«ii.|,.«nii •my.rtwiew.n.ntejl to be ,A, 6.,, ^ «, A,W. CiUw. and
dUaofen ar« mvitod to call and examine.
(ttr Whom«ah PoHOHA«KHa liberally dealt with. .J^
REU OLD ENGLISH
■Bnimi, MS atmi, am wmm, iauso numuini
A^OLDSORES, .. HOBSES. And |,1,.» i„K™.l|, |, .ZT^'
_ I* » ***«n'od tTcora in all the.e and raady olh^
lO* Pwpaiwd onljr intiu parity in Anwric. bj «wr uweaaafc,, .iov,« ,0 {«
WILLIAM E. BOWMAN,
-> > Ckemitt, Montreuf.
'MWrt^tf^-?^''*' valuable Medicine. Do not
•LING OIL, itfs^ y,w\i ouc0^owie!f or joor
.f!r;-M
Far^iwae aaj bat B01
DT.MADE CLOTH*
'HS, CA8SIMERES.
Meatore in (h« moit
irSHED,
an, Bntoei, ice.,
I kind. Citiitipi and
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NGOIL
MiloiM Carta of EX.
VST,auati«a
5S, RHEUMATIC
and
siisEQinaim,
f it ourea
eaatkii;i viam no ta
QWMAN,
e Medicine, hu not
ar» jrooMelf or joar
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WIN. GEINMILL,
11 McGILL STRjfcjET, MONTREAL,
band on. of tb« mo«t EXTENSIVE and COM Pt ETE ASSORTMENTS of
BBNTLBMENfS, /OinTH'S, AND BOY'S
ADY MADE CLOTHING,
nn orrBiEO to tu muo.
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'I^m'' T*!?.i?fi«,"i*' ••'■ °'^" roperintendence, expranir for the
AN ind AMfeRICAN lVfARKETS,.nd include, the finest de!
I uarmenu which can be required by the most faatidious, ■• tfoll aa
a for peraona whoae meana are more limited.
I (CdDHJMTlRy MElffilHIAOTS,
bblio generally, ore invited to call and examine before roakiof their
laa the Proprietor believea he can offer ihem advantagea rarely to
*- and certainly not to be aurpaased by any similar Eatablisbment
k, JW. ROiVAYlVE, Promrletors,
«0, MoOm St, corner of St. Joieph St,
I(D)1LE§AILIE_A,M© MIETAIIL.
— AtlC—
A LARGE STOCK OF
WEST OF ENBIANB BROAO OOTIS, CASSIHSIUiO
I . OOESKINS, TWEEOS, '
LL cloths, 8ATINETT8, VESTINQS, Ac.
I made to order, E!eganily-i„ the moat Faahionable Siylee-on
Short Notice.
BEST GOODS-LOW PRICES^IR DEALING
LIBERAL TERMS.
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tonal Loan Fund Lite Assurance Sodetir
A PITt/'' ^.W'^"" LONDON ^ OOWeiy^
r^^v^Jit^^j^::^^:^;^^ steehito. • .
f M gU«antc.s safety .„ ,1.,: Offioo. 1^3 "mav bf«ffJ''.'»."'"'° " '*'«' « '•'''« "f e""'.!- J
^rW, ege af actinfir on li.e Loan Fund, or w.Uio.^^L. ^^•?''"* '" '"'""' '^'»y« : Wi hTtal
tffoi of years, &c *^ ' ^^ ■"'• ''•"■Jearljr, or quarl^rly_n»r UC o, rnr*^ d
Policic. will hereafter bo issued cntillino- tl,P .... * • * . I
p«ml.jn,, x.r at any future period to b^ ?„VLT"'f ' "'""''" "' "" Pa>«ienVof Jji krA
P»r Will the policy (the only security! be Required .o hK".""'"' P"""""' ^ «&i,o -
Wtll be endorsed tliercon. The assured can^T . •* ''^^"' '*'"' "''e tecietr/ as e«ciri,«»!
to «oh pol...y „ known actual cash value. ^ Premiums paid therein, thus e "i,^
Apphcanlaaro nil charged for the Medir.l r. • • • « "'"K
' Agencies are est«Dli,he^,hrouS,utthrc^^^^^^^ ' '
«. Joi-*^'^"^- ^ff"'"' *'• <^- Hi"- "^""^"^ y- C- Kinnear, Hon. S. Cunard, J. Tremin rr
pVV'i.'rri?otl'T^V^'''**"VJ»« ~" "•"•••• ■^■•"aa, Hon. (J. F. Bei
The Equitable Rri Insurance Oompanv
L the Icndiug prinefple. „f this office aro.iSe^te L P . ,? ^^ ^ ^ '
I e.Jr!,..„rmk_Annual Division of pSii^ "d Equitable Rates of Prcmiuni ft-rj
|WUh this view an annual investigation will K« « J -^ """^ -""""O--
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■ut ijeducti^on or discount. '"^""^'*""" ''i"'nd""em*n,. Lcm.rs n.adc- good wi.
^ ,AJr«ne.es are CBtablUhed IhroughouL the Colonies •
MUmmt^Wm I «nn J r ^* 'GONIAL LOCAL DlRECTOns.
— "--f^j.""*!-^' •"• ^'"an*- Hon. T. H knriUiKl r t ' . '' "S""i
r* ° Offieer^MoHtreal. v«»nior.
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